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. WINES. LIQUORS, DC.

DICHMOND, VA, JANUARY ], 1872.
IL We have made a chemical examination Of
DAVID F. CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN An ,o, e.
nv ourselves from ten barrels belonging TO lots re-
ceived by Messrs. G GORGE A. HUMBLE I & CO. at
different times and Of ages varying from one TO -FOUR
most searching tests 1t has stood hem all perfectly
nothing of delc,erions nature being found IN IT.
,rity and excellence to those WHO whlskey rs
Beverage while for medicinal purposes 1t is ell that
can be desired. -'''''' >,
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
Virginia; -
RS j. PEBBLES, NJ. d., Professor OF Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia. -
100 barrels now in store, and for sae. ~
Ia 8 '...s'.'-' GEORGE A. HUNDLEI q W.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 20.-The sales for the week were tole-
raby fair of loose tobacco. for which the market
was quite active up to Yesterday When prices droop-
demand for Old stock isyery- light, and but few
hogsleads sold Bright fancy, $2o@s75 good deaf
512@*l5; medium grades Of leaf, $S@$l1; lugs,
long and lcaty, $750iass. hugs, common, $3.50
6S6: nrimings, 75c@lS3
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OF loose tobacco are better, and with an active
demand lhe market is leps ysry lair.

of loose tobacco are better, and with an active
saasa as sss5 ksR Sss sF
Liverpool r. lower, md with larger receipts ut the
ports New York fS6fs abont Y. There ~ ho*ever,
here good demand bottf for spinning and export,
and our market has kept fnliy mp TO any otlIef.
There seems to be good demand the low grades,
and they are relatively higher. fiEs Y5sfa; J;
The receipts Of wheat are light, and It Is wanted
ut high prices. Essts ri, - ~
We have no change In thep peanut Inarket.
Pork and poultry are In good supply. and the soft
weather makes anxious sellers ut low figures.
Cotton.-The market 10 not so active. though there
is good demand both from exporters and spnners.
The receipfa better here and at the South arser
than was expected. Sales are 45Q halss on basis
OF 12c. for utiddling. We quote 8Ilddling.1
low niiddlDg, 115M11Hc.; good ordinary, l1@
Ike; ordinary, 10H@l0kc. @Ea-sH1 IA! u
Hogs.-6@S1sc. t7-g.t@ ~ ri q. ,stz..t, 1fs.
Common to fair, 266la1.30 good, 81. @$l.a0;
prime, $l.50. Receipts light.
Corn.-52@55e. Supply equal to demand,
PeanutS.-sInrket . little weaker. We quote SOC
S5c for prime.--AppedLs ~ e --its4.
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January o5-Gold opened at LOG.
Noon.-Stocks active: and better. Money, 4 per
cent. Gold, 106. Exchange-Long, 4S4; short,
1876. Governments-littlc doing and lower. State
bonds quiet. - lrs. --n a..-..
Erening Money easier at per cent Sterling,
4S4. Gold, l06@ 106S. Governments active and
tribe better: new 1yes, IL. States steady.
= BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 25-virginia 6's. deferred,
X: consolidated, 81; second series, 37A. North
Carolina Gs, old, 2OS. + -
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GENERAL NEWS:
-.pr.CYxG MATTERS OF INTEREST
At HOME AND ABROAD:

-,,p nsrT OF Tt1E SOUTHERN ,sTATEs-lM-
popTaST MEETING IN THE NEW YORK
rrAR,sc-n HOUSE INSTRUMENTAL
s,,ooT,Na ARRAY IN MIssIssIpPI-sTlR-
PING RESOLUTIONS FROM THE coNSEc-
T1c1JT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TIVE SENATORIAL coSTEsT-A STATUE
or HvRNs UNVEILED IN GLASGOW YES
1rpDAy-TlIE DEBT OF ARKANSAS, sc.
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mAHlsE srTELLissEsUk.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 86, 1917.

Moor US Esss,nsz a:is
PORT oFRICHSfoND. JANUARY s6, 1917.
Arrived. 54:ss...s
ss ana ssesers g. u Alien neS CO. ass
Schooner Jennie N. Carter, Carter, Orient, Il. l.,
guane, Eureka Fertllizlrg Company,
Schooner George r. HarIock, sharrattssS from New
SAILED.
stean,erJ y. W. Evcrman, platti Phiiadelphis, mer-
i, s:ss% a J9sa syEs:te; dlasra. He.seIs mss-
scneoner L9ssis edrHew fork, coal and lurir
81 ssSeonss zuls.ss Kenyon, buckingham, Nortolt.
Schooner Enterprise, Enos. Williamsburg, yar
Schooner jamestown, Hiaeson, New York, can
mel coal, Geryasi Storfs, agent. ia1ts si Il J1f
ta2 saH cEEAnED FOB TiiIs a1ar.3 sass
From Rio de .Janeiro December 9Th. brig Mary
:, :. - - AKxoRAspA. ~,
Schooner William lice, ,Tise, arrived at New Bed
/. Schooner Thomas G.. BentDu. OR Richmond, ssl.
ed FROM New Cassie, Dol- January 2ad. ,:Gs>.ar,
I:H ~ aaata by TELEGRAPH. .sa1z. 1rtafss..g
NEw1fyoHH. January 25@-ArrfYed ont :; Irii,
Ella, Moore. Eiba, Toyeanor, SidSkitoH, nationa'
Eagle. ,Tnpscott: Hoineward bound: Mcgee, q,
4 FORT MoNaoE. January 2s.-Ths schooner Elk
matthews, from Norfolk, bound to Hampton, Va,
With load OF oysler-shells sunk or the fort last
night III four-fathonns water The vesielis seventy.
i've ions register, and halls from Sharpto wn+ I'D.
AL were saved.
Rio. Passed ont :Iswk Iauifsed, for Rio.
LONDON, January 25.-The brig Sylvia Pasca-
e6nla, for 1esne France, has put into Pttras dam
b. :,,,jas,o.; NOTICE TO MARINERS. s,Gg g,sfJt,
WASHINGTON, January 25.--Ti,e oLishthouse
Board gives notice OF 12.inch stean-Whistlc civ.
foggy weather on the fYe-fathom bank bght-ship
Of Cape May; also that tho lighthouse on the shoal
of Thomas Point, on the west Hide OF the Chesa-
peake bay. has been injured by ice. Tho light win
be temporarily discontipaed.s.l Er,ti y ,3sEI n
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FI,O1JR EXCHANGE

. CJFCN AND iOUfG EACTlAIYOE.
EIcIIHoSD, january 90, 1877.
OFFERINGS. q. = r. 81. 1900
WHEAT White. 80 bushels. Red, 554 bushels.
CoRN.-1Vhite, e34 bushels. Iired, Ito bushels
PEAS.-2 bushels. f.. r. 80, :
SALES. f. .%-s-. i. 1-@
WHEAT.-IIhite, SO bushels at 81 As: Red, i06
bushels ut 81 So; 81 bushels very good at 81 SO
rs bushels common at $l.3O; So bushels common
at 81 10; $40 bushels prime private terms; 20
bushels at &1.45-total, 524 bushels. .s.J
CoRN.-IFhtte, ITS bushels good at 60c.; 242
bushels ~ ime at SEC: bushels very good at SIC
total, 4S2 bushels. Mred ITO bushels good Mt SOC.
RE-ExHFBITED. ..-.
WuEAT.-Red, so bushels.
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MOTICE.--Ailt person are hereby eau
LIZ TONED against hnrboring ortrusting any OF the
crews of the following yesaels-viz. Norwegian brig
Franz Thorstensen mIster;S NorWeelan bark Cap,
tChyisstensen Inasters and the Norwegian blrk Je-
haGnes Rod, Nos lnastcras no debts nf their con-
tgacting Will be paid by the. nsstersor agents. =
Et ~ JURTI4 IL PARKERsit
7. RICHMOND, Va, january %, ls77 Sd 2s4s3t
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AIEyANDRJA tIARKETS,

JANUARY 24.-F2our Is In light receipt, With
fair demand; Wenger's brands have advanced 25c.,.
and It Is probable that other brands viii follow.
Wheat has declined shade, and choice Tots gold
to-day ut So; other sales at S1.aQSl.57; otter
inos OF 700 bushels. - s..7.
Corn is quiet, with sales of 500 bushels at 56c.
for old, and SO and CSC. for new. III,
No oats reported. A small Let Of rye brought zoe.
Country produce Is In fair demand at an advance.
Plaster. ctover, and timothy seed IRE in Light In
quiry, aud We revise quotations. Gasette, ,lgt
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Livc-stock scales report for the week ending Jan
uary "a, 1S77: .nc,,Y,
medium or good fair quality, 37s@3;ac.; common
light cattle medium COWS, rough oxen, anu bhiisl'
HoGs'-o47 head Light averages, 7lsG 7a4c., net !;
heavy smooth. an fat corn-fed SIC. net.
Shsep.-Medlum to extra, 4@5!.c. No demand Tor
Low grades:
VsdlS.-55@S9.
ifiicI Co1s.-Du at $27@$4o.
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Connecticut and the Electoral Bill.

ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY
STRONG RESOLUTIONS 'ADoPTED-sENATOR
EATON KISSED.
HARTFORD. January 25.-In the House
resolutions were passed, by vote OF 119 to
IS, which express confidence in the wisdom
OF Congress and the Executive; interest OF
the presidential question; claiming that de-
tects exist in the Constitution, and should
be remedied by amendment, and not by
legislative interference. They dcnounce in
timidation. violence. and frauds at cleo.
tions; demand constitutional amendments
securing honest suffrage and correcting
antiquities concerning the presidential
election; and say that whether the re.
suit OF the last election be settled
bv the plan followed in past elections,
or by the concurrent action OF both
houses rejecting the electoral vote Of any
State on acs0unt Of intimidation, violence,
or fraud, or BY the operation OF the pro.
posed law to submit all the questions now
ut issue to a commission OF fifteen persons,
we, the General Assembly OF Connecticut,
hereby heartily pledge the support OF the
State government and OF all our loyal cltl-
Zens to that person who shall thereby be
declared elected President of the United
States.
ReSolued, That any armed opposition to
the Inauguration or administration Of the
person who may be declared elected Presi-
dent by either OF the aforesaid methods
which may be adopted by Congress will
be treason, and all persons who threaten
civil war, unless some one specific plan OF
settling difficulties is followed, deserve the
execration OF all good citizens.
The resolutions were strongly opposed
by the Democratic side OF the House.
During the debate dispatch was reac
announcing that the United States Senate
had passed the bill.
The announcement that Senator Eator
was the only Democrat voting against i
was received with Kisses on the Democratic
side, which was promptly checked by th'
Speaker
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Debts of Southern states.

MEETING IN TIE NEW YORK CLEARINGHOUSE
YESTERDAY. .t.<
NEW YORK, January ga meeting Of
bankers, merchants and others interested
in the settlement of the debt question OF the
southern States, was held to-day in the
clearinghouse. William Cullen Bryant pre-
sided. .s ......,
Frederick Taylor spoke OF the deplorable
condition OF things in the South.
Colonel Stebbins then offered resolutions,
which were adopted, deploring the state OF
affairs in the southern States, and sympa-
thizing with the people and States in their
unhappy condition; recognizing obstacles
in the way OF the honorable discharge OF
their legal obligations; stating that some
method of compromise and readjustment
was absolutely necessary; recommending
the intervention OF committee OF disinter-
ested arbitrators between the States and
their bopdholders as offering fair and
honorable method alike to debtor and cred
itor, and naming as the committee Messrs.
George S. Coe, J. d. Nermilye, B. B. Sher-
man, B. b. Comegys, and Enoch Pratt, and
inviting the defaulting States to confer with
this committee upon the matter. These
gentlemen accepted the trust and under
took the work given them. They will re-
Addresses commendatory OF this project
were made by George Opdyke, John A.
Steward, Rev. Dr.. Osgood, +. S. Winston,
and others. ,ssa, ia .-..r
ARKANSAS BONDED DEBTS ADJUSTMENT
PROPosEn-PAYMENT OF INTEREST TO BE
ASSURED. -....-e. ....., .....-,....,.,.
New 4oRK. January 25.-The bondholders
Oh the State Of Arkansas met to-day in this
city-R. Cutting presiding. Tile following
resolutions were adopted That a committee
OF five be appointed to carefully yes-
anime the financial condition and the
resources OF Arkansas; and that said
committee be authorized TO make such
proposals to the Governor of the
State for fair and equitable adjustment
OF its debt by compromise, il necessary, as
will enable the State in future to pay inter-
est ON the same semi-annnaIly.a Also, that
this meeting Is Of the opinion that il 9 fair
adjustment OF the debt can be agreed upon
%lsh us committee all the boDdholders OF
such al! ustment will relieve the State from
any charge OF attempting Reputation. The
committee will meet tomorrow and 60 to
work Immediately. ? e 80 q sS, y ~
FATAL APFRAY IN MISSISSIPPI. ~
MEMPHIS, January 25.-Parties from Aus
I'm, Miss, report that Sheriff Manning has
Deen fatally shot by John FretWell. Family
trouble was the cause. .lshEE5
TIE LOUISIANA DISPATCHES TO DE FORTH
.5s H. COMING. y
NEW ORLEANS, January 25.--Manager
Barnes ieft1or Washington to-day with the
dispatches required. - M ..,,s
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.I, 3, LIVESTOCK MARKET;

70 NKN, -. -s'
JANUARY % - Cattte.-rThet receipts I! toeday
contlnuiDg the same during the day. at sae
prices-yiz sbippers 1 a 5 Sa9 sssg
Ss6s8. s5 . common %. 25@s2.75 ~ ! -.
'Hogs-Aiarket firm. Best S6@L6.25 Mlth i rev
eyr..i to butchers at from 1926 @So.o9 Ngnt,
S5.50@$5.76. - :, =. ~ :, !. ,i,, -,
sa1s0SsS5. and mixed and light lots at Sd.6 0gSi
a 100 hs., gross-ConT Ter s.3
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NEW yopk MMaC MARKET.

| JANUARY 23.-Virgsnia at eco, currency; for:
esrn, 1920, currency, for ead-seal, on spot, and
Sf1O gold. to arrive. and low grades at SS5, cur
| re.ncy.-JournaL of Commerce.. ~ s.... . '7.s
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Ia 20-3nn

OO-PARTNERsnIP.-The undersigned
" have entered into q co-partnership under the
style and Arm of LATHRQP & LEIGH for the pnr-
and LIQUOR BUSINESS. and would be glad to see
their friends and the trade generally at their store
Nos. 1916 and 1918 Cary street between Ih 5nte
Of Stokes and Iathrop; EGBEHT G. LEIGH, JR.,
late with Lee, Seldom i Go. .....- j. 1o-zw
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FloUr. 49,. vi s...., g 80.
Fine, $5: superhne, S5.75@s6:. extra superane
s675@s7; common family, s7.25@S7.50; fancy
family, $7.75@SS. .-''-i 30 80 ~ -"
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DIssoEUTIexs & PARTNERSHIPS
NEW HOUSE.
-
1909 MAIN STREET.

- l7o9 MAIN STREET.
j. G. WHiTLOCK and J. W. PEDIN haEini
formed u co-partnership, offer now many goods IN
lob lots at UNPRECEDENTED figures. call IS all we
ask; and we guarantee prices rs low Us any house,
and many goods now at half the regular price.
- .' j. 6. WHITLOCk & CO.,
Ia o0-3m .>....,.s 49,. 1909 Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. P. PETERS, : s.rr 92I =. ),
- VETERINARY SURGEON
tlate surgeon OF the New York College Of. Yetert'
60 nary Surgeons,) ~.
141o FRANKLIN STREET.
All kinds Of VETERINARY MEDICINES kept
on hand for farmers use. SIS; - de 4-d&Wam
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GENERAL MARK,Ell'TsSI'..
pETFR.sR d I. MARKETS.

PETERSBURG NkAhhIs D @Sffs.a.es,.
I,rrAnY 2OZBuslres = is without material
e,,rnee sii,ca our last and orders are comma 10
quite merchants are generally aeps oasS,
Of prodace are kept back. YasskI the
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The Senatorial Race.
GEORGIA.


ATLANTA, GA, January 25.-Tbe second
ballot resulted: Norwood, 95; Hill, IT;
Smith, 90; Johnson, 10; Walker. 4.
After the first ballot the joint session was
dissolved and both houses adjourned. 1t
is thought Mr.. Hill cannot be elected,
though his friends succeeded in preventing
q second ballot to-day. There is great excite
ment over the contest between the friends
OF Norwood and Hill.
ILLINOIS.
SrEINGFlELD, JANUARY 25.-Dayid Davis
mas been elected senator to succeed Logan.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, January 25.-For senator one
vote was taken OH joint ballot to-day in the
House, resulting as follows: Short term
Hereford. 2S: Price, %; Walker, II; Fer
guson, IL; scattering, IL. Long term-H.
G. Davis, 7S; Faulkner, %; scattering, 40.
Adjourned.
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l77b. l.I.T -. 3oIV'
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATssI !
81 COMPANY. Sas7fsFsS2k

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,, BAL
TIIOIeE. PHILADELPHIA,
AND ALL REauLHR L9Nb1Nas ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection st Norfolk with thu new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTI-
MORE. and steamer LADY Oh THE
3 49,, LAKE for WASHISGTOS,D-C. -
On and after TUESDAY. September II, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLFESTE R, carrying the
United States mall, will leave. Richmond for the
aboye-nasnea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS ns 81 O'Clock a. d. -. -,
PASSENGERS by this route can view oy oayhgnt nj
the historical and Interesting points ana OBJECTS on
the james river, including DUTCH GAP tPassing
through same fortfca James.
town, Hampton Roads, etc, Two hours at Nortok
before departure of Baltimore steamers. A,oo
Fare 70 Norfolk and return ........:. ...... Joy
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia ana
New York at reduced rates. -. 4. sc.ss
Tickets for sale on steamers, NJ tiaroer " COT
Agency, Main street. and Exchange fote ano
baggage checked through. Freight received day LOT
Bosfon, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth an1 regular 2no.
ings on. James river, FROM 4. d. TO q r. Ill., ~
reasonable rates. -.5sr,,
Freight FOR way-landngs must be prepaid
l.. 3. TATUN, General Agent.
Ohice: Conpany's wharf, R0ckeds; branch ofacS
1T W. d. Blair & Co.'S, No. 903 Main street
j ..''' -. 1870. - Z -lt
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP -,sEFFS
" COMPANY, osaSzis4fi
FOR NEW Y0gK.

This comssany Will dispatch one Of Their splendid
steamers-{sf.D DOMINION WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eye every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships ore entirely new, and were butt ex-
pressly for tbs route. ~. ~. ..@tt
rooms. ,,FEs@ .t,H.-t a:@'J - -
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are UNI
Goods shitp5el by this ltae landed regularly nf
New York Cd the cssnpanys covered pier, 81 North
river. ~. - 80
with dispatch and charge made except actual ex-
penses incurred. :. (! 49,
| Freight recerved until r. II. daily.
Cabin fare TO New Yora, Sl2; round-trtp tickets,
32e. Steera,2e, So and 80. 2- 1r@
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my19 Office Companys wfIaryes. Rockets.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
....-' - MARKET.

JANUARY 22.-Tireinia bright lHe pounds
9Oc.MS1; Virginia bright fine and extra twist,
70@75c.: Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, 20
@75c.; Virginia mcium g. and l2-nch twist, 81
@65c.; Virginia common e. and l2-inch twist, 10
55c. Virginia smoking, !ss and KS, 50@65c.
KENTUCKY. -
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 56M5sc.;
Louisville navy asc anoSsany 29Sess: tomye
navy, fine black, 4S@51c.: Kentucky smoking To-
bacco lbs, rs, and Us, M5lc.-Coar ier-JourRat
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DEpARruREoF STEAMERS.

.T1OR NEW YORK,-The Old IEEpfs
Il Dominion Steamship Compauy's ssAskAs
steamship W,YANOKE, Captain CoTcfI, viii sail
FRIDAY, January 2sth; stl o'eloeE 2. IL ia 80
: Through bills OF Iading signed anu goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north. south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. ..:,! ,-'7,
/. Cabin h.re to New YORK, s1s roand.irif tickets
$50. steerage, Sc and SO. =. .....t. IL ;sf.&
For freight or mssage, apply Q ro 1870.
9Ja 24-3t at = Companv's Wharf. Rocxetta.
CHEAP FREIGHT RATEsafssEs,
.c!.ss ,g..e.:: t.5 - BY THE ~. lid --EEnf
PowHATAS LINE for BALTIMORE, ~
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA,
MERCHANTS CHEAP
TRANSPORT LINE for PHibADELPHIA.
Leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets at 4
o'clock TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS.
and O'Clock SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
de 32 t,s:an 4. u. EAIOMt ARenL-
DHILADELPHIA.. RICH 4SfEFA
i MoND, AND SoBgGHk sTE IAN, asnxss
SMlp Liss GsTgN AFp aIf NV ENaEaND
s SEXES THREETiMEsA WBEK;-Un tii further
notice the steasers ofths Inc With make trtweskD
NTH !ssyipYs s, shRnR fsssy Eshnond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
meeting at Providence with goston asaPFoyldence
the same city.uta Cape cod, iaDdhtg az Old Colony
dcpos- and avoiding sransfeI; ~, ,,o $50
...s,.s 5425 Dock street EichHond
william 2. CLYDE s Co:
800. ! : General Agents:
No. IL SeItl, Wlnrves, PnfIadeiphk.
49, ID. d. G. MINK, Agent.
myl7 No. 20 Deycnshe street. Boston.
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-10

bporlsees oct er eaaet mig, nben hi itHteS. Oct 9HS,
buortl ie bapoe Din Saosrs @nbefaIin8, to9 mtg I'LL
SisueIts; men Gbefsn bar Ell iimpd, raa % brutal Wano,
iom b~ebanoleoe line llnoeraatter pda Den melt brlItale
Wuaoe. Gn 0as, ba ban bouoe Ser9 al Ell Sanoespen,
en- Wlr. 8itaroIou, blsp i0 faIot mo Sontoret Tor at
opigas ct 8rsp, iom ifulbe hubeS eli ltor Sunte Eaplrer.
Set pilps imiblrtib life IpfftS mig at fnee Oct, boortor
min YrincipaI ierit bIcu preb. % eerpoa, on l8 plloe
uuelfploe mia mso, of i9 baube Loot otter beblte gune, at
ouer ct ianot &aisri, % JOG mig al IN Slenelte. Seq
par ~fortuiplstf ba i9 life blot pr uosn SlG8t % %erner.
men tilliae Iaust borts ira Sicmmet. % GIT no9lc 0o9e
omfriua Bpen for at fnoe Befiriti9eIle, ifleut le9 erer
nit 6ierbtlfab til forbolocne Der me9et 9oot pi6ite, bUor
rinae SauoIpnl9bco Der bar for Bet. &iIhoit bIeO l9
lien al Dc epise Milaa, % orep Ell Dag 9anlfe l9e8plol9
omirina @aosrns. Mus for at bpile mig ct SHbllt enc
for at Ie Ioast, bleu is ltauenoc ubeniOr ell 8o9banolsrS
Winou, buor le9 upifoarli9 fOm til at I@ic ct Var Stnler
Ell opllaaet BOG; oct par Ell Sitoric, ia 8oot tlenote,
ba Den ispnIist ~iorsfOmmrr SGlSbpsr beroper; Mr.
@arrsn fommcr bsrtil lum en iatti9 Srsns esIer icTt
msast Snot, men bliusr laa ta9et Slensle al Ell Woiic,
Iom leassr MRerfe til bans slio % uobolbenheo, % Der
for Islsre biGlpr bam @si; eiterbaanpen bllusr ban lep
en- rio glane. Oct or Den fannie SiitOrIc, iOn u uncer
liansnce 8oriationer tsuoe biemme Sanmort, % lom
nor 8arnoom oltio rerer os laa bpbt men oct StsbIlt
lea lslts ben, blsp is bitter fsmt. "Ss8pnoehtn CT, lou'
ON ben bar ifrspet for Sig, tente is upiIfaarliSt; "pet
oaar Iaa let, at en- iattis 0rsuS fommsr til ct I@renlnlso
Qane "a licr Nsb men Slntninscn meo Den rlse Man'
sr ell Silistnins at Sistsren Ell taOOeliS % %nI0noar''S
8Ilatnins". iaaos ie8 balpbelt, "iOrol Den Logger % p'
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-10

ben fan oct es bore fra - va. MI aaar bet op for
mia; Oct er fra ben unas Waub. lom tateee bet omboro
til mig, lissiOm Stibst fuloe aaa; % iaa bar leg Sa,t.
partst isien taiet bet Der 8asisn. Oct par 10 en- rar
Siitorie. Nu sr Yrspst ct @ar sammsIt. % it8 iom 10.
psoe bam laa bsitemt at at bsierss Bet"
ger er 10 inssn Sfaoe feet. oa 8rsust e til Dig
isIp Sapsr", bemGrfeoe 3anra.
"Na, buab pdb On, iaebs Den @amle. % git mso
en- bcmmcIisbsesiulo Mins ben til Sincnst. 'Ou inaffsr.
Tom On bar Soritane tiI-.
San aabnses Brspst % toa ct aneet no eraf. iom
ban ltaf Qoumen; ea ban bapoe let ct Var elniu,
rptteoe ban nsp sftsr bet unbst Brsp. lrite uSifrlftsn paa
BET, Iaa Hs ~iorbauist ON % Hog i SOrest.
"Spae er Der paaiares, Saosr?' raabte 9aura. sanie
Uustslis opsr bet b~slpnbsrliss uetrpt. ban baebe YIN
istet.
"Nn bar is ben Snes - ON 8orlaSshs. 6rsisn. -
men lea oil bare ioroemt, ON bette lite s bet m~erielisite
8iislee NIT yin. @aa no. 9aura !"
"Sfal is eaa no. 6aoer p ipnrste eaura %foranerst;
bun bespneie at irpsts for. at bet maaNs lite par risti9
fat msb BAN. "gu On Osiaa iass Dor @isft paa %.
rem ?"
"lb mso Sia. Yise. % Oct en- Snup", ia9oe Stpr'
manbsn bpoenoe. Seq ifal tale usS Brstentn'.
9aura MATTE aplpos. Iisnt poerit mooitrsbsnos. men
bun bolet Is BOG N9rbsbsu at Ocren for bet sifsloe.
at bet ~pluelslis itulos brpss los % ieo 8rseerlffs par
uosst betenisNs opr Siuaionsn, men blsp allersoe bso.
liaet, ea garienisn latte no nee. % bae bsnos l1tts re
opsrIor BAN uo ben moeiatts Sies al Borot.
"Ssr 0s. lille 6rsteu. leo bar. ristisnof usest mob
min sssn Billie, baarst mig %iiammslls ao lmoo Dem. men