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"l776.5 ~,'s'.'r.',@". ~ = .'''' 1876.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATssIa
u - t@'HJLr@t COMPANY '45E'" z1fSefS1 Z.
FOB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH BAL
TlMORE:t PHILADELPH1A, ~,
...-.!S at|H NEWLY DIRK, SO @t2t. =

AND ALI REGULAR LANDINGS ON; THE !
.,I -. = JAMES RIVER. ,tu;T..s ~. !
Making close connection. at Norfolk with the new
) and ;elegant steamer iFLORlDA FOR BALTI-
"a d. MORE. and steamer LADY OF, THE Mr.
LAKE for WASHINGTON,D D. c. t.dt
On and after TUESDAY. September IL, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN. SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mali, will leave Richmond for the
sbove-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYSat .6tS O'Clock 4. 81. :, .T.;} J.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight al
the historical and interesting points AND OBJECTS on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassng
through tue saue forttfeasions Iss
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours y SorioiA
before departure or Baltimore steamers. -, 40,
Fare .':!SS w
Fare to Norfolk and return sir, ou
Through tickets to Baltimore, Phtladelphia, and
New York at reduced rates. - s",' .-t,I..
rTickeas for safe ON steamers, at CARRIER & Cot
Ticket Agency Main street and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage Checked through. Freight rec:ived daily Tor
Boston Norfolk and Portsmouth, and regular tsnd.
ngs ON James river, FROM a. 81. To- 3; Z. Az a.
= Freight for way LANDINGS must be prepaid. -
- - 1IIfsE L. D.. TATuM, General Agent,
Office Co,npany's wharf, Rocketts branch ONCE
st w b. Blair & Co.'S, No. a03 Main street
Ese ia'#@atftl t-sft..tr'4- - - - :" -.
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DEIL ADELPH la, RICH .GFS
SHIP 'iINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROYl-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Unul further
trips, leaving PHILADELPHIA every 7 ESpAY,
THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting mt Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fail River line for
the same ci:y.pia Cape Cod, landing at Ola Colony
depot. und avoiding transfer.
'"'7''l0'7 - I.W.P. PORTER. Agent,
70. l.. ..... .... q. o425 Dock street. Richmond.
~. ..... WILLIAM 7. CLYDE & CO.. r.
- ~, .'.1..'F General Agents,
Nol1 South Wharves. Philadelphia.
..... a....tsI i..sli d. y. G.. MINK, Agent. =
my17 Eo.tG9 Devonshire street. Boston.
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fNHEAP FREIGHT RATESesMre

BY THE ,.........E
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
81 III AND THE WEST, +.
.s ..rG AND THE 49, ~
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE viii
leave from Twenty-second and DOCK streets every
WEDNESDAY at ~ N. and SATURDAY At 4 p.
NJ. Through bills Of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rates!
81 - 80 l.. b. TATUH, Agent,
b. Twenty-second and Dock streets,
fe aud 903 han street.
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."oE.ss ,iG. BY w. Goddin- 40 - H.
: Real Estate: Agent and 'Auctioneer.
e; Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

3 -
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE
j. FARM, WITH EXCELLENT BUILDINGS
THEREON,1I IN CHEST ENFIELD COUNTY,
NEAR TO THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL.PITS3 ~,
GUIDING MINERALS, CONTAINING TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX AND A HALF
ACRES.-By virtue of q certain deed of!trust exc
cucd by Robert Marks to the undersigned, and to
Powlatan Roberts. WHO Is now deceased. dated the
goth day of December. S69, and recorded In Cnes-
terrified County Court the Goth day OF April, $40
the undersigned rs surviving trustee Will proeeed
on THURSDAY the 9Th day of March. A. d. 1877,
ut the Office of Wellington Goddiur real estate alc-
tioneer corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets, In the
city of Richmond. at II O'Clock NJ. TO sell at PUBLIC
auction, for cash, all the REAL ESTATE in said
deed described, or so much thereof rs may pc NJ
ginia. and on whtchtte said Robert Marks resides,
rurtcnances thereto belonging. and which Is more
fully described in two deeds executed ny a: +. u;
oath April. 1851, recorded May 18TH, 1851; the
dated Sd February, 1854. recorded 18Th February,
1854: both recorded In said Chesterfield County
Coirt-to which reference is hereby made tor great
er ccrrain and part rity. !. 2 -,
: - ANDREW JOf1NSTON,-
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real Estate Al A PRIVATE SALE.

AND A HALF ACRES
j tOF WOODLAND ON TEE NEW NORTH
ROAD RUNNING BACK re, THE sHANOyER
For sALE.-I offerfor sale the above TRACT OF
LAND, adjoining that on which Btr. Garland Hanes,
Jr.. now resides, and the cottage residence Of Mr.
but has line site on which TO erect Asuburban resi-
Immediate apprleaioh il made an seat bargain
viii be given! APPLY 10 s'''.S''ss, WvGODDTN,
NH frSt J.irt9..S7 sIs II, Real, Estate Agent.
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fOMMlSS1ONEhS oaEE OE a 90
~ LIABLE TRACT OF LAND lHJAbiES CITY
COUNTY y fn Of co assFe es
James City aud the city of Williamsburg on the
10th day Of August, 1876 In the suit In equity ny
style Of Wright sheriff, rs. Parkhi ct Off, tne m 7.
dcrsigned as special commissioner named In said de-
cree, will oGerfor sale on MONDAY me stn Gay OF
january 1877 THAT being court.day,) In front OF
in said city Of Williams5 n At the
known as Morccocks or Gordon's Island containing
by estimation shout SIX. HU NDRE ED AND y
EIGHTY ACRES, more. or less, and lying IN said
James City county near the mouth OF the Chicka-
honiny river. Said tract Of land Is believed to pc
very valuable for grazing purposes and Is said TO De
capable OF being converted Mt small expense into
good stock-farm. 81 .EiIaA ,.Gl.as !. sl.L
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough Of the pro
ceeds Of sale to pay the Of sale ana the
of suit and the arrears of taxes now due on said
land, the amount Of which will be stated on day OIL
sale, and as to the residue OF said proceeds upon
credit OF one, two and three years In equal install
mens. the purchaserto execute bis bonds thernior,
bearing six per cent interest from day OF sale title
retained until the whole purchasc-msn is paid
and conveyance directed by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
..tr,;..vcl Dsii21 Special Commissioner.
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FARMERS AND GARDEN a r
|. III TENTIoN i-YEkREsLE Y,S sUPERfH OS-
FHAIE.sssFT superior feftil sale 20 taa-
sonable rates -by /. 81 JOHN b. CRIB SHAN
70 ts-sm Aren't 7as Main street. g !.
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A n sALEs-Future nays.
ByP. j. Wright, Anciioneer, a.
NO. 1fOe Main street. -.

IL u
i SSIGNEE,S SALE.-By virtue OF an orr
A der or HE United States District Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. mane ~ re- e ns
o9 p. j. Wright. Mo- Ilos biain street, Rehmond,
eo@nens,ss e Il oelosp he fooWias
Bonds OF the Savannah and Memphis . .oo :.
Railroad Company Honda %
Savannah and Memphis Raatroad ,x,oo, 40;
Bonds os he james River and Kanawha
ga fun shares stock James River and Kama 4. . Tha
l2 sliares stock, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
North Carolina Coupons :.::.$ % 100 90
Registered Bond Stats North Caro- hasnnI oo
s5a shares stock OF ahc sa7aanah aud Memphis
"a Coupons c hssapease ana Ohio Rail- ~. e i
v fsaS iSG ana
sagssn r.. ssn; sc.n ststs 81 Hlsbama a7s 90
Climbers County Coupons. l;......'W lZo'oo
Eight per cent, Bonds Randolph foun- i. amino
Bonds Cape Fear and Deep River Nayi- 3 ooo r m
Ee Rddeloe coaRoans o. Ear; and
Cincinnati Railroad Company. ..;.... 3,36o W
IS shares Mobile and Ohio lfaiiroao stocH. -. :
Scrip OF the Agricultural and bIechani- ;
cal Association Of the state Of MARY .oo oo
j share stock Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
10 shares stock Carolina Insurance Company.
90 shares stock University I,lblishing COMPANY.
Q shares stock Petersburg A9nedncs company.
1873 shares stock Bank Of the Go M Vrnia
so shares stock Bank Of Ylrginia;
NH -, ~ p. p. WINSTON, Assisnee.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .gFFFS
oagt. i T., COMPANY. sasssssa'
Il FOR NEW YORK. - ~ .'."f

This company Will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-erery TUESDAY. FRI
DAY and SUNDAY ut high water q. ts.st b
These ships entirely new, and were bull ex-
pressly for this ronte.
They have splendid saloons, state-roo:ns' ard bath
rooms. .-..f t .-.. -sy5t.,f
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line landed regularly at
New York on the colupanys covered pier, 81 North
river.
with dispatch anu 10 charge madc except actual ex-
penses incurred, ,3p,..=
freight received until p. b. daily. -
d Cabin fare to New York, $l2; ro.md-trip tickets,
500, Steerage, $6 and S.. n. .F gsE t.-..r.. / s.
For further information apply 10 .,-.....s
2 T.1t.'' GEORGE W.ALLENG CO., Agents,
my19 - Office ComDanv's wllzrves. Rockets!
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sUrCIpE or THE VICTIM.

Miss Athers, or, as she supposed she was,
Mrs. Johnston, on Monday went to Or
chard's drugstore and called for q quantity
OF arsenic. Being refused the drug, she
went home, and was found Friday morning
living on the floor OF her room dead. she
had Shot herself through the heart with a
revolver that Johnston kept in stand
drawer in the room they had occupied.
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Ry Re-. d. Cook. Auctioncer,
sc No in Csovefnor street.

NO. IudpveI uVt - SttsSs. - . .'7ls-3- -
TTOusEHoLD FURNITURE, FARM
III INC, 7TTEEEIL O. HORSE, CARRtAGE BuG.
GY. &c. Ar AUCTION WEDEEspAY the
zen instant, ut 10 O'Clock Will sell ct my iarm On
ssc tsefrai turnpike about two and quarter miles
h.ioyy Richrnorff. a, portion of my HOUSEHOLD
AMI KITCHEN FURNITURE; ...t.,n,
.Ii HELTABhE TtARRfkGE-HORsE,t aftF
l9RE sEs- Blu all :Eti4 aoijyin,lrs 81
Sensrai assortment OF FARMING UTENSILS:
j The FARM Of seventy acres, with necessary OUT
houses, may be bought e prlya,s ssle
l3E.I B. GocK, AueSioueer.ia3TI = lH:A mne-ot
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q. !. -.,,.I,.rTnr. eAnss--Tlsls D.y.
: ny.R. a. Psine & Co, Anrtionesrs

rr,a,npEFTxTuREs, &C., AT AUCTION
ftiSGvvr11NEsD 9Th Instant. nt II o'cioGS..
va Mil seii af tne store
OK n; a. is1fEE& co, Anctioneers
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sFOR SALE PRTpA TEE VI the COM a.
.It.M0DlOUS end VERY DkSIRALERESE-H LII
DENCE now occupied by Bishop Whitile, on the
southeast corner Of Clay and Adams streets.
bright and attractive. The house Is ia thorough re.
pair, and retnarkabEy Comfortable
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afti GDn Il ,>iGIS
, We have also for sale DESlRABLE RESIDENCES
on Franklin, Marshall, and Leigh streets: ss,lfr, :
IUf5tIEr g.isG ..ss5 WTa.LIA1fS a. sG1BSONl:a Z
lttt5 .;tfts -,f;GYStooE llReabEstae Br0kTsJ Z
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ANOTHER WIFE APPEARS.

On Wednesday last lady with two coli-
dren. both under eight years OF age, APP
peared in Porteryille. She inquired for All:
Johnston, saying that she was his wife, and
that he was the father Of her children. Her
story was not believed at first, but when
Johnston acknowledged that it was all true
the village was thrown into tho most ln-
tense excitement. Johnston said that ne
had been unable to live with his wife on ae-
count OF the intemperance OF her mother,
and had left her two months before he an
swered Miss Athcr's advertisement. TIE
supposed, he says, that all intercourse win
her was at an end, and thought that she
would never trouble him again. He left his
victim, however, and went to live with his
true wife and family. asa =
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Sol re.u,s, OF Young r.ady's Folly.

poRTERvIbLE, PA, March A.---fiVe years Years
ago Miss Mary Athers, Of this place, adver-
tised In Boston paper for a husband
Among other responses to her advertise f :.
linent was one from John +. johnston, Of
Rutland, Vt. A correspondence resulted
from the advertisement, and three months
after the card was inserted, in accordance
with The request Of the person answering
30 that name she went TO Rutland ana was
married to him. Miss Athers was the dauga-
ter OF William X, Athers. cashier OF tue
Raftmsen's Bank, OF this place. Her pus-
pose was entirely unknown to her paren.sss
when she left home she said she was COM
to Boston to visit college friend. .Fou5
weeks after she went away she TeturnsSn
home with her new husband. Notwitn-
standing the fact that her parents wese
grieved at her freak they accepted the s ny.
atios. and. Johnston being gentleinanly-
apnearing man and good sooE-keeper, nus
Wife,s father placed him in the bank as an
assistant Although Johnston deveiopea
qualities that were inconsistent Wath ms posi-.
ton he was retained in the situation snas
was given him, and bis shortcomings were !
oyerlooked,
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DROADlBOTToM,iaLO W-HEEIrGap
~ CATERS bard mIde. for old ladies "a aV
Ladies' Pebble Goat BalfnoraIs, $3.50; Lid 10
dies, Pebble Goat sidellaced Boots, $3.50-all Phil
adeiphia make. Gentlemen's, Boys and Youths
Boots and Shoes, au prices. Repairing neatly and
promptly done at' d = W. P. W..TkYLOR'S- :
e fn Is s.MM9si GisoikG Fourth and Broadsstreets.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRICK
II STORE No. 2l9 Main street, between tSespnd
and Third streets, noy Occupied by General >: e
Cooke This property b we'll built and rs good
STA Hsp rs HILL He,
hi 96d3tsa lsIoRqs 4 lis i1Gs afain street.
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'DEMOYAL: - Having removed i -
IN our retail ,depar ment 90 No. 1000a2ss1
glesys 80 inform our friends and the public that
we nlkeep, eo1stantlY on, hand oInnletsassoFt-
niene ladies Misses, Chidrsn's, Boys, Youths,
Shawl. Straps, &C. A;call solicited, ..,-g ~
( Messrs. j. P. HEATH fiate with putney Il Watts
to see their friends.
u Wholesale depaE4nept, No, laos Main street.
ia 12-3m WINGO. ELLETT q CRUMP j.
,GESTLEaiENs, BOYS, > AN pa.
NJ Youths Boots Shoes, Slippers, Erogans Hae
scs;ptio as Sa'e1e's 2 BoscIAsNs
ia lsf.isJf N. ftegf 800 and eli sEpad street.
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w ct Dry Goods.

We shall open this day lot OF
groods from the recent auction sale
Of Messrs Field, Letter & Co., OF
Chicago, some Of which are more
or less damaged by water, others
are in perfect order.
Black Matelasse Cloths, worth
81 to IS per yard, at $1.5o to 81.
Serges, Diagonals and Polonalse
Cloths, GA, at SOC, 75c. and Sl.OO,
worth more than double the price.
Italian Cloth, soc. to 4Oc., worth
75c. to Sl.OO
Solid colored Percales andCham-
bravs 8 to lOc., worth 20 to Zoe.
Good Prints, slightly wet sc. per
yard.
A lot of Dress Goods at lOc to
2Oc., worth % to Coo.
Waterproofs 25 to &c., wet, but
very cheap.
Ladies' vests 35c., mostly in per.
feet order.
Also a lot of Flannels and Hos
iery yet to open, which will b'
5 Id at equally low prices.
The above mentioned goods
with others Of equal value, will b.
sold to somebody very cheap, a
they must be closed out at once.
We also offer 81 pieces OF BlacI
Silks ranging in price from 81 t
$3.50, which at the prices name
have never been equaled IN TIL
! market, and all Of which we kno'
; to be very much less than value.
D. w. INGERsOLL d GO.
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The Question OF Tree Planting

We have received the following
very kind communications
ST. PAUL, MINI Dec. 3rd. 1877.
Hon. IgnatiuS Donneliu:
DEAR SR:-There are some stories that
hear telling over again, and there are some
sneeches that will bear republication: notably
among such is your speech N congress on
Aha subject of tree culture. There are Ideas
ana facts in that speech great value ana
we'll worthy the attention OF the people nor
.onlv If orr own state, but OF all the great
treeless region of the North American oohu-
mont In my opinion the time has come
W hen YOU will have more apprecls'lse nea.
mo than when nearly ten years ago you ihaue
tbe first reference to this important SUBJECT ~
congress know OF no copies OF saiu Pc, 49,
IN Existence except in the Congressionai uIooe
- work inaccessible to the greater portion
ofthe crowd now interested. In behail OF
that crowd and the tree planting interest," gen
erallv. | request YOU to repuoiiSn sal, spee Pc
in fun. in the columns OF THE aSTl-hoNofo-
list AZ vour earliest convenience
vervrespectfullv your irlend,
LEONARD b. HODGES,
Sec Mimi. State Forestry Assn.
We concur with Mr.. Hodges IN ms view
&c above stated, and join in his request LOT
tbe renuhlicatiou of said speech.
IF Williams. Dillon C'Brien.
r. NJ Netcalf. Burnhard Dassel,
white Stoned Co. E. f. Drake.
Tn response to this hattering re-
o,est we shall republish the speech
referred to at an early date.
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Dr.. PIerCe'S Fayorite Prescription.

The term, however, is but feeble expression
of my high appreciation of its value based upon
my own personal observation. AS close OBJ
server, l have while witnessing its positive re-
suits in the few special diseases incident TO the
separate organism of woman, singled 1T out rs
the climax or crOWning gem OF my
medical career. On its merits, rs = posi-
tive, safe, and e1ectual remedy for this class
of diseases, and one that will, ut all times and
mony with the laws which govern the female
system, am willing to stake my reputation rs
physician. Nay, even more, SO confident am
expectations of a single invalid lady who use, it
for any of the ailments for which recommend It.
that l offer and sell it under A POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. If beneficial effect Is not
experienced by the time two-thir!ls OF the con.
tents of the bottle are used will, on return OF
the bottle, two-thirtls of the medicine having
been taken according to directions. and the case
being one for which recommend it, promptly
refund the money paid for it. Had not the
most perfect confidence in its virtues. could nor
offer it as do under these conditions; but nav
ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures IN thou
sands of cases. L feel warranted and
perfectly safe In riskfng both my
reputation and my money Oh It's
merits.
The following are among those diseases IN
which my FavOrite Prescription mas
worked cures, as if by magic, and WIN GER
tainty never before attained by any melcine;
I.eucorrhna, Excessive Flowing. Painful
Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from un-
| natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, FRO,
lanSS, OF 1dl1Inp III lilC
Rctroversion, Bearing Down Sensations. Inter
mai Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Des-
pondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chrome
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation OF the
Uterus. lmpofencv, Barrcnncss, or Sterliitv re-
maze Weakness and very many other chrome
diseases incident to woman not mentioned mere.
IT, all affections of this nature. my Favoilte
/ Prescription works cures-lhc marvel Oh
| the world. This medicine 10 not cxtoi as
curc-all, but it admirably fuliills single.
ness Of purpose, being most perfec'
specific in ali chronic diseases of the sexual sys,
tenn of woman. 1t will not disappoint nor will
! it do harm, in any state or condition.
Those who desire further information or
these subjects can obtain it in THE Peoples
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, BOOB
Of over 800 pages, sent, postpaid, on rcceip
of $l.5O 1t treats minulcly OF those disease
peculiar to Females, and gives much valuable
advice in regard to the management OF thos
| affections.
FAVORETE PRESCRIPTION SOIL
BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
R.V. PIERCE, N. D., PrOp'r,
BUFFALO,. N. 7
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Oyer5,OO] ,000AcTeS

Of land. consisting of every odd section IN
each township, tor distance OF twenty niles ias
in a tpIt forty miles wid-, extending to Denver
CITY. in Col, RADIO, thus forming ntnnnatlon
OF the belt of country whici, from the Atlantic
coast westward, is found to be, in climate. SOIL
and every production of nature, the most Ia
vored. !,
TO aid in the settlement of this supurb do
main with All intelligent and industrious peo-
pie. is the object OF the Homestead. u m
tended 70 contain fair and candid represen
t. ton Of fac $; nor will it ever give, Intention
ally, any statement that will not, upon lnves
ligation, be fully sustained. j.
The Company obtains its title 10 these lanos
+, am the Government of the United States
They are l~ing offer at prices lower than
any other lands in the west, that will compare
with them in soil, china e and general advan,
tag+s The terms of payment, as Will o. 1o"l ~
IN careful examination, are mole iiperal III
all essential features than have heretofore DeeI
offered by any railway COR pany.
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The Green hackers of this county have
finally awakened to the fact that thorugh
org tnization is needed, and are taking hold OF
the matter in earnest. We learn that clubs
have been formed in Wells, Morristown, and
Blooming Grove. Every town ought TO nave
meet often during the winter for discussions,
readings etc If we would have the Green
back p.rty grow in Minnesota, we must labor,
and labor s richly for our principles and quit
"coouetting" with either of the two old
parties 1t is useless to waste any more pow
der on dead ducks" by selecting Tor our
standard bearers men no have no sym pat by
With the cause only SO far as to secure to
themselves votes Coalition has tendency
to weaken rather than strengthen party.
we would build up the party and gam success
in the future it can be done only 10y putting
on the ticket those men who are known to b'
true Greenbtck men.
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MhRKET REPORTS
Cnicayo Pro luce dlr<et.

CHICAGO, Dec. IT.
FLOUR-Quiet; western extra, 81 1905. IS:
Minnesota extras, AZ. On g6 50; patent So. 50G-
900: superfine $2.25g400: winter extras,
s. .25G7 rs.
GRAIN-Wheat, fairly active; No chicago
sl.O7 y al OK; Sl.07 sal COS seller Deem
Der; SOS "a oS. seller january, No. 3
Chicago si.0oS: rejected 9oc-
RECEIPTS-fi or ,l3 900 barrels;w heat, "a,
900 bushels.
SHIPMENTS-Flour1 1900 barrels; wheat
5000 bushels.