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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
HOME NAREETS.

HAYS -.
BEANS-SI .5psT bU.
RlE-55.si ~; choice white, &c.
E,ItiS-I ,G.-OceT5s.
CHEE>I;-Eansas m ke, new 9i.9ll;4c
FLOUR-Cnoice family. NXXX, s,.s5 COL
den Eagle, 3.25 Western Rose, "a.
BrTTER-I2jzc, common; choice in de-
Eland. II p cents
OASIS cents.
BRAN ID yiic per evil, s. per ;on
oNIoNS-YeiIOw Dsnver's, J0c; Red. 81
cents.
wIiEAT-No. =, not quoted No. 5, coal 10
No. 4, e0cd 81
CORN-Market price for choice white 25S26;
Yellow. 2552sc.; shippers paid 25e1O cents.
POTATOES-Eariy Ross, S1sD: Peach
Blows, 30 cents.
POULTRY-Chickens. old 81 15a2 % pei
dozen; Turkeys, 5'95siressed, for choice
WILD GAME-Quaiis, cal -; Prairie
Chickens, 81 o.. Rabbits che per Gozen.
squirrels 40 cents per dozen. Ducks 81 60 per
dozen. Gee,esd - to ~ cents each.
BROOMCORN-Isq quoted NJ S,1;aso per ton
LA ON-R.tail, l2l.c, for sides. NohaIns Oh
shoulders in the m ,rket. l0cents wholesale
VOOLFOLK aud hickory, 81 90, and 50 So
Sawed and split 81 80. Elm and cottonwood
50 per cord
APPLES-Best l 75as2 % barrel measure
shippers paid 20 cents, per bushel.
HONEY-lsc. per pound.
ORANGES- U0a9 - per box.
LEMONs-ss % a. ~ per box.
stock Market.
CATTLE-S14s l1zc. for shipping; butcher
are paying 81 10 cents demand light.
HOGS-The prices paid We're 31a TO iis- by
packers; market dull and g.neral falling
| oil in prices expected if rhepresent weathel
| Continues. The receipts were large yester
| day aud many contracts of prcuious date
were fiiiec, tie total receipts were about w
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sound Reasons for Faith.

The American people are shrewd and OBJ
servant. They are not often deceived by
sham pretensiOns; but when they are, they
soon discover their error. II HOsietter's
Stomach Bitters had been sham, they Won Id
long since have discarded ii but finding that
there was hot a claim put forth in its behalf
that its euraine properties did not justify,
they Immediately gave it the preference to
every article Of its class. Time has only
served 10 strengthen the faith, and has in
crea sd its ps pularity 10 an extent almost be-
yond para lei, even i'm this age OF successful
proprietary medicines. 1t ranks foremost
among the standard preparations of the day
and Is endorsed by the medical fraternity and
new paper press. 1t overcOmes and prevents
f'ver and ague and other maiarial disor en-
with wondrous certainty, tones the system,
banishes dysp. psis, remedies consti pation
and nNer Complaint, relieves govt, rlIeuma.
tism, and afIecIioLs of the bladder and Kid
neys-
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Terrible kero>euc acc;den,

One of the most terrible accidents from a
lamp explosion that We have ever been called
upon TO record IN tins section of the country,
occurred in G!enwoUd last saturday evrnIn.
abou SO'ciock. ItJook place in the residence
of Mr. Riguer vino r,sid-> on West Hill.
There were seven persons IN t.Ie room al an,
time, and 1--WE of them Were dreidfuIIy burn
Ell. two So seriously that they have since iii, Il.
Miss Lizzie kgucr, aged seventeen years,
was burned from her waist to the top OF her
head in a irghtful manner, and she died the
next morning at O'Clock, after suffer-
ing uuto.d agOni-s for twelve hours. Lii
lie, little child, five years Old.
who had her hair all burned of from her
head, died at half past nine, and both she ana
her sister We're buried at three O'Clock in the
afternoon. A little boy abIut ten years old
was also a vic m and Tears are entertained
that his burns W II prove fatal. The parents
were both severely burned about tht: az ms
and hands but their injuries are not of "a
character that likely 10 prove fatal
When the lamp exploded our informant
states that the nre Was scattered n every di-
rection and dresses and other clothing hang
ing about the room look fire, and II was only
through the st strenuous eNertons of th,.
neighbOr> that he flames were extinguished
-CGuned Bi Fs Nonp0reil.
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'EEFE. RED MEN.
Who Tncy Are, aud IIie Objects Oh
ihc'r fraternity nader she iilie I'd
Improved Greer OF ;Set Mems

sine the "rgariza,,!Oii .. a Tribe OF Red
Men in our rIiy which i buI rrocnt,-we
nave been a-sod b. ulauy @. our c.tlzcus
Ua.,.r e.. Red Mo-" - We have. taken pa
d. aga. pains To =. IN nom Ola, of ri.r!r Tr.be.
q hp - wr.I lo>I,1i, AL IiIc Information n-ces-
- ) I'D inaI ca b made public:
THe order 81 J: Il NJ II l. - iratrrnaI and be-
,-v"eul org.inlz4I on. hs.>. ii upon tie Gus
u,.l- anu aI.IqLIiiy. 81 the - oIJH American
Al slI>-
J. ,.r-luat.d a. a patriotic, =, mi-military
uG >uc..l association, uuu,r Iue lite of
e = c.rty ui Il "a MvE, among The volunteers
vino -s.TrI>ru.i FDTy 1.IIiI.U IA IAe yea 1918.
GA Ia, Termination %. the Wi the society
Ma q >.,,u.,78. subs, gu'HIiN maEN oI Tie
t"gaItvr M mh,.r> exp, -. q a Il sire Tor the
. n t-iLati.ou OF i'll principles, and toward
the clos 81 the year, l-l6 IL Was ,NIY'd. II
wa> stItsrwapis extend, Il into several states.
and It's - hahn OF Friendship Isnstienrd."
Ia the year in1 some notifications were
made IN II IN the city Of baltimore, an the
word improved MAS preIiXcd to its title.
Ii now Exists IN tpuri>hins con iiIon, we
are told in nearly every state and territory
oi North Am"riCa-ihe city Of Pail tdrlphIa
al ne having upward Of scv+aiy-five Tribes.
The Tubes this city No = il The. IaTs-, Il in
IL II distinctly different in every detail
fIom other fraiernai organizations, being
original ia conception, and pes utiaTiy AmeTi-
EN- in character, and tendency, anu is not
pIo>cTipllNe.
There u certain romance connected with
the aboriginal Red Men of America in III, Ir
rrimI i've aSiolnS and beliefs, and the many
tea rhIngS, legends and their more Thrilling
fascination in the hearts oI rising general oIIs
On this continent
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CITY NEWS.
Prom rue.Iay Morning. Daiiy.I


The Jo--Pa ptric- have 'fsw overeoa's.
THE T..4az>>-. Ju1..es >..-se'H are coming
thI> Wy
T.yo nor. rUbB-r.-> ar reported 20 have
Occur. eli = stur,it, mint.
InE .-ner.l Pc, ..r,nc- Of tue wea- n' T
v.-,f-rr.ay. c.tu,ed on- Ia think Of I.GiaH
: .5HIE 6.
TIE roads are getting 6.'r-r and country
Ur,aiuc- wt, mo-. peanut Du lie streets
!.a,J .riag, .u CONS .ileiss.
TTilEf are O lg uDsr pi yDsus b'up.s ia
rl,.c:g yrup have b a-u for some uu= TN ieE
the s4E.rI. acc OF i..r Pp ie.-
Posy sac..Iu- T. l.-.n2 rrir..'i on 10 a larg r
ext.n. in .lr :; Pee sI.- --,~pn aud u show
ing up ....-.,r tl.au for --v''fsi. years
ANrNEfE ofs3srHa sed military prisoners
In y..~i...4 \ ail- nom Tor their homes IN
in tie f.tsJ-.Ti-,-r + not batter "a "A.
A xUNHER OF the Officers al II. Laaven-
worth a. DrsauIz.n-a ain i1a-i troupe They
had their f.T,t g H.sssrSal -a'U dav ulsut-
HoopLrx robb r, are on tn ram rale. A
lirflesun b-lpnsIHg 10 MT. Chiy-T>' family
Wa knocked dBwH--i auG robbed recently.
A. the Coal Miu. r. bal, which =, to com
of Slo.tIv j. o. d. one Of ti.e iT-f OF the kind
given ID the csry, = viii be iarg ly attended.
THE lines To be paid by gamblers and
sporting mon" nave been rails d from 50 10
g. per IA suJn. - said the polio. ''>ale" last
Ilg.'.
FROM private advicsS received in the city
y'--.,sr.I-y afternoon, ~ learn that Simpson
& Co.. Bankers IL Lawrence, have CLOSED
avoT- AMI SUSPEND a bushes
TIE sire .. w-r. aIIvr. yesterday with boys,
vino were .'whippihg tops" after the manner
ofthc lud IAN boys AT Fort L-avenwOrth The
whip uS..,I ~ "A stock with two !a>hes.
THE great sale Of damaged day goods at the
cash IA hand I.s Delaware street, will COM
Incnce next Saturday, 18th mt. See ady.r-
ti>emeBt OF Jagzar,I a Foster IN another col
unn.
4 MAN who was supposed To DE in-ane
caused some excitement near the = neca
House, y,Srerd ~, by running wildly up and
a w. TIE .Triat. He was stopped before hc
did any damage.
BN-s NuoIc.-ro IA. aroused from sweet and
delicious Siumb 7 10y seat sr'-II;,,i.,'' is
par with beItg annoyed IL church b. the
steady hacking ard c"ug.lii nf iHdiv duaIs
who i4'gir-Ct To tax. DT. Bulls ough syrup.
LETTERS from The mountains, state in sub
stance. that al Dead cd, on the might of the
9th, Samuel Cu.lcy shot and killed his wife,
and then shot and killed himself with The
same pistol. Jealousy WAS the cause CURLY
a sport. and his wifi Nas Miss Kitty Lee
Roy, of variety theatre fame
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Sure Cure or Pile,

No one need suffer- positive remedy for
all kinds Of Piles, allaying the intense Itch
ing at once, giving Instant relief. An Indian
treatment you apply, called DR.. Williams In
dian Ointment. (prepared only for Piles, and
nothing ei>e.l Thousa nds already cured
Mr. Joseph VI. Ryder. Cleveland, o., writes :
-. suffered for years with Itching and u
cerated Piles, tried remedy after r. medy ad-
vertis-d, and consulted physicians in Phila-
adelphia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lis and this city and spent hundreds of dol
Iars bat found no relief until obtained q box
of Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment some
four months ago, and IL mas cured me COM
piefely. had part of q box lei which gave
to n friend OF mine. Who had dOctored with
many physicians. and as q last resort went
to the noted Hot springs, Arkansas, for treat
ment. He informs me that the Indian Ofnt-
ment has also cured him Of the Piles. II il
certainly . wonderful discovery, and should
beused by the many thOusands Who now are
suffering With that dread disease.
For more certificates ofcurus - larEe cir
cular around eaeh boE a 0ntmAn6 Sold by
81 q 1UII4 = yUILR w.
~ hA o111V
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AstOmishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to theiI
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. Nc
person can Use it without immediate relief
Three doses will relieve any case, and We
consider it the duty Of all Druggists to re.
commend it to the poor dying consumptive
at least to try one bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one case
where it failed was reported. Such q
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your Druggist
about it. Sample Bottles to try sold at 10
cents. Regular size IS cents For sale BY
Theo. Egersdorfi and Robert Parham.
Mayl3-eodSw
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CHANGES nE STATIONS

A. A. Surgeon X. VI. B,-rIolet, from duty al
Foit BIyard. y. NJ, Ia Fort Marcy, v. NJ, to
relieve DIR. WOodEiiI-, VINO Will tie dischaTg-
Ell the Service. A. \. surgeon e. A. Sewall.
from on CLlienie, y. NJ, 10 santa Re -. %. ~,
Nov. u, ID. y. A.
The station OF Post Chaplain ID. White
now ON leave %; abs -ncc-i> cham, q from Fl
DoiZe 10 Fort 1t ned, kan>t>.t>. U. 2IG, Nov
-, ID. NJ
Cap ain : G. CIV Trey, \. Surgeon, to Fort
Cameron Utah, relieving Major W. NJ. Not
son, StrssrCn. surg. Noi~OI Will proceed io
Fort Mckinney W. 4. relieving a A.Sur., f..
LecOmpte, who viii proceed To Omaha, Ne
bras.a. -. -. 49, November ~, D. p
The following nam Il oiiic r. oI the Corps
OF Engines. I. cent graduates OF e Military
Academy. now awaiting UGdeIs un.lpr ~. o.
81, June ~ be-, EoW TINS office, I'll report IN
person To the commanding officer Willer's
Foin " Y H. ,fOT duty with the Battalion OF
Engineers: I'd iI"utrnaut> W. Back. ".
|. Fisk, and ;. W. RoS>ler u. o., Nov. q, W.
d.
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CHEF JOSEPH will have a reserved seat at
Ms. Jacksons Concert Tomorrow night. He
will appear IN co<tane, and will be acco,o-
1eavenworth.
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CONSTIPATION!

CONSTIPATION
SHOULD not be regarded
as IA trifiing ailment-in fact
nature demands the utmost
regularity of the bowels,
and any deviation from
this d-Inaud paves the way
oft.n To serious danger. II
i quite Necessary TO remove
impure accommodations from
the bowels a. IL j. to eat or
sleep, and no health can be
expected where a costive
habit Of body prevails.
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THERE will be less ice put up this season
than last, even if the winter is favorable.
There is said now 10 be only about a thou> nd
tons IN tie city
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There is a poor forlorn woman who calls
herself Mary Standish, in the city prison, who
is enc,e.te. She was arrested by Officer Miller
while wandering about the streets, and taken
TO the station TO give an account OF herself.
She says she has been married five times, has
had five children, has been in an insane
s>y lum and poor house. and that she is en-
ga-ed TO be married again. she says her life
has been a bitter one, and thai being an
adopted child, She cannot remember Of hav-
ing spent "A happy day. One Of her children
was muI d-red By one OF her husbands. and
she I.aI row.y escaped ii attn Dy poison. She
h.t, twice aIteInl { Il suicide, and now bears
Tie mark OF an ati-n pit mace recently.
ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement,
in another column, of small printing presses
and printing outfits offered by the New York
Courier Co., al - sna siJ escii. The reputa-
ton IF the company Is sufficient guarantee
thai all the represen tations Of the advertise
ment will be FUN led
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Army News.

The Rocky Mountain Mars FURNISHES the fol.
lowing:
Colonel ". Merritt, of the Fifth cavalry, is
10 inSp ct Fort SIrr!e
one EUudr Il men have been sent from
Camp Douglas Ia Fort tia /, Idaho
1hr''" Companies at TIA. Third cavalry have
Deem ordered from 1T. Laramie To- the Black
Hills
A pack train, consisting of thirty-five men
ana ON" bundled and sixty mules, under the
charge of II yld M5atr~, irfS Camp Canine for
Fort Laramie on saturday, where they will
report 10 Colonel I. {. DrVIn, of the Third
cavalry, Tor duty in the expected expedition
against the sioux.
The following officers, recent graduates OF
Wet Point, have been orteryd Ia join their
respective companies in the department q:
the Platte: Second Lieut.nanIs t.aorge W
kNter, TblTd cavalry; George y. Chase,
Fourth cavalry; Fred. W. Foster, Henry j.
Goldman, James :. Paddock, Fifih cavalry
John Baxter, jr., Ninth infantry Additional
Second Lieutenant r. Halverson French
Third cavalry
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WEDDING CARDS are out for the marriage of
Mr.. Henry Devlin to Mis Nellie II. soper.
the nuptials to take place q the Firss Presby.
terisn church On Thur.day afternoon, Deceu.
bee 9th. =
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Many dealers Say how are We to know that
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder is uu>ophis-
ueated! know II, because they know it new
er fails TO give satisfaction. Know IL, b cause
they know The other kinds are bought at a
.ess price Than the materials for pure al ticles
can De had; a price 80 low tLaI ii points al
once TO ADJUDICATION. II the seller would in
Ton his custom n that he could not answer
Tor the qualify CT purity OF the cheap blkiny
pow der >s'io. lis IT. are very lew person, "a h,.
would IIef,r the anulteraie,I article. 10 DIR.
Prices grnuine, although Tie .ormer might
lie apparently CHEAPER. Ilu1W
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catar-
rh, asthma, and all throat and lung afiec-
tons, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous com plants,
after having tested Its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt IL his
duty TO make IL known To his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive, and desire
OF charge, To all who desire il, this recipe in
German, French OF English, with full dire
lions for preparing and using. sent 10y mail
bp addressing, with STAMP, naming this pa
per, W W. Sherar, l26 Powers Book, 10
chester, y. nov.ywlm
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GAME LAW!
.Stote of EansIs-SeSsion Ldu of 1877, CaoI-
ter CXTIH
GAME-PROTECTIoN OF.

ofs
SEC !. That II shall he unlawful for any per.
son or persons al any time TO catch, kill, trap,
net or CnsnaTe, or 10 pursue with such intent,
any wild bird, except the wild goose, duck.
hawk, owl and snipe; and any person or per-
sons violating the PROVISIONS of this act shall
he fined in any sum not more than fifteen
dollars nor less than five dollars, for each and
every offense, to be recovered in any court of
competent Jurisdiction in the proper county:
Proridei, That il shall not be unlawful to
of August and the first day of February and
it shall not be unlaw full 10 kill quail from the
first day of October to the first day of January
of each year anu,
TrOrided further, 1t shall not be necessary
on the trial of any action or prosecution to
prove the true name OF the bird caught,
killed, trapped, Melted or ensnared-it being
sufficient 10 show that "a wild bird other than
those excepted in this act was caught, killed,
trapped, Melted or ensnared by the defendant
or defendants.
SEC = 1t shall be unlawful for any person
Intentionally TO q stroy or remove from the
nest of any wild bird any eggs or the young of
such bird and any person so offending, on
conviction thereof, shall be fined in the sum
OF five dollars for each and every Offense.
All prosecutions or suits under this act
shall be commenced within three months
after the offense is alleged to have been COM
mitted, and the court before whom any &C.
ton Is prosecuted under the provisions of this
act shall tax as part of the costs OF the case
against the defendant on conviction, the sum
of ten dollars, to be paid, when collected, to
the attorney prosecuting such action.
Approved March ), 1877.
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HE following parties were arrested last
night and locker " by the police: Thomas
Mclaughlin, drunk; George McLane, drunk ;
drunk.
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ST. LOUIS STOCK MARHET.


HOGs-Easier and lending down weather
very warm; light, 50 1Vla4 %; packing, 81 ~
al 81; butchers To extra, 81 25si ~. Receipts,
lU1OD
Hogs closed lower with about 10000 unSold
AT th,. Union stock yards. and the prices OF
packing grades this afternoon at 81 81 - the
weather being unfaSorable for slaught. ring.
CATTLh-Quiet and unchanged; fat steers,
loo h'>. and upwards. - p: prime 10 choice
shipping steers, ~ 15G5 ~; fair To choice butch
ers' steers, s3 2J1i o.; do. cows and heifers,
50 vodi 20; corn-fed Texans, 81 2Jai 20; good
grass Texan, - aD93 -. Receipts, go.
SHEEP-Steady; good 10 choice, - 15ai 20
common 10 fair, - 15d %. Receipts, 51l.
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r.. CroZier, Judge: McCown Hunt, Clerk
S"ssld assignment of cases for the December
term, A. H., IST7:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, Isl.
t6lo State OF Kansas vs.. Charles r. Winter.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Nth, Is77.
SSe Osborn ~ LINES Printing Company.
ass Allison, IL al, w. same.
-aoE Anthony ~. same.
SSb Henry vs. Wilson, Ell al.
6sSs Green vs.. EmbTy.
o.SS Olsen vs. Mooney, ct al,
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2lsT. Isl.
5eS2 Atcbison vs.. Hook.
6sS Burg ~. Bogg>.
6Sds stuart ". Leonard.
o>o- Spears Vs. Piper.
MONDAY, DECEMBER "A, IS...
Ssl fltz>immons vs.. Kansas Central Railway
Company.
esss Topping 81 al. VS.. Alternately
tss2 Zanghoffer vs.. Casper.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, Isl
6SSS Baldridge vs.. Losee ct al
$50 Macauley Vs. Jansen
6t9 lnman vs. Hammond.
6sSS Ryan vs.. Fonda.
6Ss Same VS.. Same.
os6s lnsley et a.. VS.. Casey Il al
bs.O Anthony vs. ketch,son ct al
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, ls7..
6s Patterson vs.. Leavenworth CITY,
oseJ stone, trustee W.. Smith
o o lrs' National Bank vs.. Etyes ei al.
~. .pe SSaIhey vs.; Leavenworth CITY.
.uv. Logan W. Luddington ct al
'oI' randolph ". Russell Ell al
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th, Isl.
l0ls Wetheriil vs. Al, xancer ct
u Davidson vs.. Smith
1Gl5 Betson VS. Gilleti.
soS2 Bader vs.. Bond SheriffSc
soas Hoffman vs. Malhu>ick Piano Co
wiDNEsDAH, JANUARY 2.d, ISIS
50oi Staniy Vs. Meyer ei al
6s.i Anthony VS.. Miller.
.USs 20 .ghlin W AcNally ct al
1Vs2 Wind vs. Society OF Mt Carmel ct al
aei johnson vs.. Mo. Psc. x. X. Co.
THURSDAY, JANUARY ID, ISIS
.c6i Cooney vs.. Or -nston et a.
.Up fflz Maiors director vs.. Rarne, ct al
.Ud Hiatt vs. Lee ct al.
aus Geiser VS.. Van Wrinkle ct al,
.5N Lay sugar Ref. Co., VS. Kansas Ins. Co.
so'i riisI Nat. >soid bank vs. saline,
rsIDAf, IANCAsY, 9Th, ISL.
U.2 MARKS w. h--ii>..s Insurance COMPANY.
.J.S Ferrirlo rI al, VS. Same
40. Haywood vs.. Same
sU!5 Ni,ey, et al, vs. Same
sVs. Snyder Va Walker.
MONDAY, JANUARY 4rH. ISIS.
.oso Rush vs.. orrigsn
sosl Farmer, aams nistrator Va Eansae Ir.,
rance Company. Anso'
7sS ids w. Missouri Valley Bridge Comm.
sOss Evans W.. Baldwin.
TUESDAY, JANUARY srH, ls,s
7uss Boulet.e vs.. kans.s Insurance Como.,x
s0s d OK A. Same.
1s6 Bu &c Va Same.
7uB. Andrews VI. SINE.
7uol PombertOn vs.. Crane
Ms PeTdue vs. Mower.
40 Dove - uster disscsoe.
~ Aossoa ~ ne4nllen.
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CHICAGO PROF UCEMARKET

CHICAGO, December IT.
FLoUR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. /, spring, 81 90; No. 2, sprint
II u.s. cash No 3. 81 t31..
CORN-fIlyc, cash or Dec, mber.
OArs-231.c, cash
RYE-stc.
BARLEl-6lc.
PoRK-sll sail 90, cash.
LARD-s s2I-,a7 NJ, cash.
BULK MEATs-sl 51ta6 ~, 6 S7iz; all box
ii cash in salt, 10 Ia - days.
WHISkY-Stesdy 81 u.
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Is 1T not possible that The Fiction in the
atmosphere, caused by the recent occuliation
OF Venus, has something 10 do with our
. warm weather.
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A CARD.

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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORM MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, December IL

GoLD-Opened at 81 G3I-, and closed at 81 Os
CARRYING RATES 10 per cent. at the
close loans made Nat.
SILVER BABs-Sl by, greenbacks: 81 L.
gold silver coin, edt4 per cent discount.
tIuyEkNMENTs-S estdy.
RAILROAD BOSnS-QuIet.
STATE BDNDS-Q1iet.
S-oCKs-In the stock exchange what are
known rs grain roads were well up in early
dealings, and prices declined to =. per
cent but " hen Western Union became strong
and advanced II. per cent, on rumor>
thai tine directors would probably divide two
million dollars of stock at % per cent, the
Who'll. marke; became firm and the general
list advanced a to = per cent. Coal stocks
were weak early in the day, and towards mid
day a weak tone again prevailed and prices
fell OF = 10 Ia per cent. In the afternoon
dealings The market was firm and prices adj
vanced 10 per cent. III the general list, and
in the final sales there was "a reaction OF = to
y percent