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, 1877-01-06
5000
5000
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COMMERCIAL.

The following wetc tho receipts aaa shlpuenss
of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty -four hours snding ht o'clock
on Friday morning and for The corresponding
day last year.
, 1877-01-06

Nu uf1et., 4 s. l.. 7a....1N1
Eat. 4 ". I'fxron lit. 3M
l., =. ilv. h,1a ........,lntH
|Sltc.1,t &. lAt ~ ~ =. +. iH
n. Y. t:rn, ~. ~. .....M
n. i. Ten. Ts.'H1......1.il
N. J.. t:.'t,. -. Il. E...tm
| u. r. Ten. -, Snfs....i'.l
n. :. Z. 4 ilud. i&t g. liz
N. !, e. T. Ifltt. lst I'LL tfh
iIilsll. Il. II. I'd. y. f.EA5..1tt
n. Missouri Ist....E..1iE
th,iu 4 u. E4sft, y. f.. -
t.llItb II Miss. Ensts..s. INA
tli.lu & II. II, Cons. 4'l.t
!, Cen. l'ae. gold ts1A ..,.1taA
len, i'oc, .]na.l'n Is'h.. ny
len. i. Cal, so, ISL, -
!, WestcTn Pacific lsds. :. thh(
ttrICn i'actfiE H. q. u. iW.4
lCnion 1'acItir y. F.... N!H
IL. d Fac. l.. u. Nj. y
ItAc. Il. Of alo. lat -. ts!A
It'Rc. II. nt sltl. I'd -. ~
IT., IT. ", l. Ebfn. lst. n ~
III, II. ". 4. t;il IL. Ai l,S i
( r.. #. ". l. CillC. "a. O.
tCtsv. T. J.. 4th. =. f...lE.
it'll. Ehlr. 4 Ind. lAt.. ~
lit. L. d. Ir1lt ~. lst+ :. I'D! ~
lat ii 4 T. II. 1sl u. ..1iI1
4. n II ltt 1Frcf ~
[ Alton Il 7. II. I,l 1nc.. 81
ii. d i, tl!.. Isl ss.:... NJ
J, r, 7. q =. tas I; u. = q
1 r.. /. L -. ut ". y. n
r.,l'. n VI. tllIr, Div" ~
II. =. L ". .t,1,....,,,. !!
XIII, +. ( ". Gtin. 7s... ~
ful. e. ", 1T VI. EI.,.ln1
...r. A. ". lst IT. l.. u. w
ti0l. = Nnt,. ID .:..... 10
Cul. L. ". tn. tnls.... "
u i'ul. \ ". Ct,ll: .:'hle+. n
y 1T. NE$t- lat. 'ss......lol
Quincy l. Tul. ISL t*>.. tAl
v u, +. tAlA., 1IssL, t;...lttt
~. u. bds., !GUt H.. td3
, 1877-01-06
GENERAL MARKETS.

sHe. red timed do a4atc, inside brush, sN9ac "r'
dun, to ehoic4 stalk braid. 4AasAe' inferior bfa's
sa3M,; crooked do, oasc. ...- y
ni;rTE1,-Ihe rccc!p.s coutnue large for tho seasoa
but the deana also holds ur remarkably He'l ana .us
r tho accuuulaslons hsro not bssn Of n"as
fact. the market os choice table butter aspas as9
~ much strength NJ At any time since tne oeennhe o..
w,nter We stl' auotc Choiee 70 aane' M nnnnn
,hs sse";isaed
n! sifss
A.; A. sn6;s S;t;i ,iS.is TsS
iss:ii; ss:iie, eustsp ~. psae'e s s4si.se ~,
91s;i ca e
x Il. s;s IT. :aSIs III
I sssFti 81 IL e. ss
Sisss t%s IT II; + 'sss :: = II
s;gsN .ti H. ~ !;
'ss ts. :ss!s ;sS *; IT
':6sFsiE1s D:.?s!: :tSsr
esss'sts esssass Ts :s SFfss s
SssSss ssss s'f' ss; s;:'s i':Ss:
~: :sF ;' ,issss
and .s!Ehs a ed = e. ~ sns
ssnS It'll lid I'D Is iS'
.1sas !seFf e sss quoted " 'sa .Ha rt'A at
Fss-Aa Jet thcss fov udeaons Of 1 stsyiy4!
n: se.nd at VIII I'll p4e
AZ ne T. ss @ ~ 70
'ssay IT, !ssls;g na'S ot nsekefs
asiax nss !. ;sss ;ss
epSs e. 4 ~: sEsa sy. S.
Gs r." r. n.re ! On nhs ea IRssFs sss ~ y Mailing
ISL, Ill: Tjt;Ss:a 4: Ss' :s!s
III s'as! ss'ss ss s.,.,y ~ s;E
81 ast.1o ssfrS III ssn1 ffss ss Ssnt
o;sr*s. sea' A. *i?s: st L.i:aS. e. 's5;
1T sss 6; ':sse ssfiss
ESSis S2 .sr.s: s,,s; Nv:
aye: rpE ~ s,c H.
;ss sssS5 %ss ssS il
s5:, ill., ssss!: Seftssi afs s;:'
a.. t:.s:; vsss. ass ssas
zsnta easrant aA@7c; cton SSs:r 2kSas. IN SKA
snpS,s pSo1 '1!SSi Satsus tstd
Sss: ::sS!?: i
!'s:;; :'s?s: 5s:Ess;s IS
nanS,: ts. Hi , ,f5sssi pee.es
iouf 7@7ht wilmington rssn1i;; oh ..ss teaoessee
.;teg 9'
sssss s.!s
ss:S y' -
er sps"1 .Gy Y y n shs n nrsst. Ag9s
sSss ss!s!e Hes'ft
s%ss: Ss9 ss:: S.?ss
,s55 Fl s:s:. g M Fl -
sss! q: 2tts sa?s
H. sses' ils ss
i Sfts, & Il s;I:Ss II
Sese .x IT, ~ gns1 I
'sn i. Il s's s's i ,s4o tsi sssp L sf1
sa IT. y Sask III y;
III ri. nts s; s.s: :sa .:sps ssS?
snt,, Ssd ,,ts} xs5S ais ouoIoa So& e'
fs; :e'stss t'as'; 8: a,,
~; s::is;'
;s S.:i?s:s, s,a;:, .:aG.t IN
* |i: ~ i{:;s;;ss 9;y$';;S ys ];
~ ss:; S ss, TN M: G % s.;s.s s:'s
ss: SsSs s;s es Ss p;'s ss
;9: ~, ssn.1n: Gs
\; II; ;:;s i;:: ;; $:sa
Il. e ,s.nt: e s:s s! f. ss.; :9ss
@ d :,.. !. .r1s: Il: !: .SSpts vii
a;s: Il: Ds:s x Mi aa1
:; { r. i :': sssss ess
;s; !s ST. e. ;:s' Ss
s::;t - :s:s; 3: + ;s;;:;:
i Ss1 q =: :
SIiss
HPsSt HI 9s' ss 4 @
sss s:s:fs .ssa H.: stp
%sse ps. 4 Si; a I'll. I'll: = tss
III r; is:a. n: waeu. much
a. ass ns:a Si@ :.
sss|: s'' a. 81 q III
III, 81: s: S::!: :;:;s ,s,
=: yss:s; :ss S =: H. ?@|:.3; s:i; ~
$ s:; ::Es:. :S: T.: T.: IS 33s:si::: :ss =
;;;|;: s;:: Y: i -: q;
5;s; Il: s~ss; si;Es; s;ss: sT ss.: :9s e
e ssS; HI s LID 1sls III ts s ss
tSs ~. Il pusaa ~ &c ,. IL l.xst C:s r. "a
.sj q, s. s. I'M Fi3i IS! ::sssS s':.t X
1 Il - h!.a sss suslax sf:s :ai iecSad rasa.
, saef; tieat siIlna. dfA md sseoai........."...
i t. 'a' ss:!ss ss.s T. sos s
ere was box bosIdA A.."..... ....''''''s.''+'''"
- TsIe ox e9sFa@ ID 70 .... - uot
, 1877-01-06
cern dul, .na toxer s,ern n!.sa "a ssa ssx &.

ar Z: ssss: %sss 1s's ~
vi H1s; good to pnsaa
III sss; sss;,' s
S'$S$$$::;:S$s::s it,: :s!s. '35s
w. ,,r,. vo s ..ltGoors;os-1,aner, tos; mtditus.
ss.!s7WSess No fall 3!;t' .,.ss sssh; ssi.41
:; S::|s, :$:s, d. ':s; ::ss: IT, IT, 's'sf' '
$sss;sS::$ SS;' A., ss
|$;;;;$ &; i; i:
st'se iii .: ws; u.
s:'a S3j i rH'ts 'sn!fss: Seas; s' WIZ
s;5s 3a fs5s f: '" sSH %;:s
~: S1e re- 1900 ens +aefo hut o.s'
sairgt v1.-r,oas, 70 brss; wheat, 5000 bu' corn.
!'' |E!s?Snss$S sss; %
se: sf:sa: sl!sS psSrns1y I asss ssfe1 ds
81 }?s:; = f. :: AZ fl; En-!
IL: $s::'s:; sk,. M s
ns SSsH Sss. sE; II ~ ss;
f.; u s'si as's
3;issss' 's'' Es' 'ssa
, 1877-01-06

if{l;s-Tht market xaA active and NfonH lhs nkns
rccsp,a taken ia conjunction with further sdYaase
A. An inward inclination. Nreu!nE sales dd uet aboN
nurh cianxs fn the p!es. u ts lsy o1tesc o. ~ DaI
4 an ,sn e !hs sua s0:s = g. 1
III for hrAvr, TIM hulk At $40 ~ IS for ths tormeS
And Il Sg ren 70 for tho ise: aktppan sod a. $ao
G4n 50 sud extra grades at &1.Oo.
, 1877-01-06
REAL ESTATE.


Friday. Jan. 8: .--.--..
err PROPERTY.
Y,cp,on 81 MI II n Of DIV tsion et. I, 1fIl33H
dated 1ar x !; ;tI,1a
p:ck*,n ~ ~ o. ~ 1850
1itkton i, ~; It ot Diyiston it. Is. 3s1.oah
Wet Isko ;:d II M a. e q Esa..e 5000
North ~. ~ !" " "es.e'n .... ~ :. Ro1
; II. natvn w. INV NV iiuITs w,tittS rArtra or sxrkH
xtLxs ny rnE cOrKr'tiorsE:
Wsl!inEton ~ - u y. Observation-Disclosures 17so
~ .nss ~ r,Ts IiWirs wfT1ltN A KSptCs or AkvKN
HiiEA or THE CncET.!lotsH.
L.nssy aS ;cs 22 re- 81 5000
1tsrt a. l,et iioardttlan and Curts ITS, Lots 80.
ia IL and M. da'cd Nay T. lE76....;...::s S'uo
Itsrf r. bet UDa rdin1n and Curtis VI, Lola ~ r
aun ~ sa.. tstta lice N tH70 ..,..,. RH
samo hts1sa ~ In ........,,,,,,.,,,,,,t,. u0l
, 1877-01-06

Tnt. At III potrt.. 4. G7san l1A M o sn ~
Of hoRs 10 iate rtfuFn1 IT. tho MS tlteFlor
note hr1Fj sra1tl, tn,o 1Aat Jeaf wthea
tHafes for ts GCAAHn 10 tho cotc anu tho kut24 Ae
Iamo pontx last winter!
, 1877-01-06

Lvos ara siiuft clear Qu0ted 4 % eaAh or ZEE.
uarY and oIc sclicr February. CuMbsr rlonds asiet
4tse. lonE:su; asn, Il. ~ aae.
scon quoted q ior sna,4sf e9%.Ss r. ~, 1os
aNrI f!hA, l0bu4u fur Abort eltaf1 I5G!So 4oE AH*
all eanynAcd md packed.
HEEF u aiy aud quiet 1t i0soA
yG III for ie.a; 1i Ui Is fur a1trA nesst aad 1880
~T.iiatW. quoted II 7jt171&o fnr city. and 6x1
TIC for country utt Tie lnalas for ss ee1a Wal
tstu OF ii0 tfts city At TIC.
, 1877-01-06

Field, Letter i Co., acases dry goods; Lyon q
I1cstJ, IL cases musical Instruments; J.. ". Do&ne
l. Co., a72 bags pepper. Aaount OF duties coll
lcctcd, f. 3Gg. o..
pRopuCE TRADE or BOSTON.
Tho following shows the receipts Of dout, grain,
snd proyls{ous 1t Boston during tho past tmo Jcars
, 1877-01-06
HAiLItoAD NoNDS.
The following bids wcre ms1o on tbs New York

Stock Exchange Jan. 2:
AIb, & rus. ~ th3s...r.lol
H., e. II. Il ". tst 7s.k ~
q, II tihIo o. lst....,.....,
i.hiehra 4 Altnt1 Ist...ti4st
,i.,llek 4 Chicago !et, t,.ltH
n, IT,. j. d l'hsc. lst..l lrs
L., II. 10. Con. 5a....tMh
9, Ii. l. 4 T.. lst 7t..:x!!n
CIR. fr, i F.i.nA. tb.W1 ;
L, il. OF n. ]. ltt Co. f1H
d. il, OF n. j. Convtt.. ~
L. 4 W, u. Con. NuaT. f1 ,
II. / u. r. 1T ~ r: n:DlIH
M.Gk,ls.1d 7I.lD I'D M5t
ii, IS. r. Ist L. C. p.tin1
ii. & II. i. ist i. & y. Hh
ii, d St. r. Ton. s. F.. fslsS
Z. 4 n. ". y. rund.. ~
q. & u, n. Int, f4ia. -. 1tAtJ
Z, 4; Il. ". Ton. tsts. lux
L, u II. ". Ext. bda.. t!at
u. 4 y. ". igt.....:..st.!}a
G. 4 n, ~. T.. O. tHls.. H
lava Ntdllntt. lat b.. "
{:kltna T. t,hiu. Exs....M
Fahin. 1T t.on.+....."!nl
Chicago 4. tllt. ut. ....lnH
WIN. Il ~. PAcFI IT. 70
lLE,uE 81. lst u. ST.. ~
lici,, !. & ". :d......11!!,s,
~. Il y. Construction. "
IT. 4 T.. 1stton. !t.... s9''
f:ftn tst Extended ,... ~
t.riu 81 II. Ia7u........auS
t.riN I'd II. 1A<f. ....,..N!]
Efle ath IL i1D.......1Ot
Era 5t.l T. 3HS.,....,hl n
fonR Dock tkla.. .t0f]
H., n. y. ,&K. iAl. II. ~
II, d ~, j. ~ tO!l..... ~
il, 4 i. G. ID tl!ytA!ou. lut
g.. J., u. d ". u nlutt.. 4
", tut r ct. .:u......1tei,
M.b.GS:t:s.;F;7 ,. 6. ~ e, !,
Clay. 4 1'0l. i. f.:....!a5
Car. Il 'r1l. ncw h ..!,n
> st+y.. =, + T., MD ~. 10,
C1fvar,&A.. new t>*. lW
T1-H.1r. Il. y II ra1u r. 15hl
, 1877-01-06

6P<Csnt t}akN%tt" ~ $nr
e: :s.:;
shTSash thrSash W" o.. 81 e.t. he&4 N:
rssx :SspI s.s , xsss ~ psst:
meai,i the lover er.iss !hsy wsfs Sa a. 'r. m.r
r. VII I'd ;s$' II :sS
~ sas' ss,e: e e9 fsf sas Sssf
Afta ;:f'sss - = ss..s ,71s II,
.fss s;ss. rs tsF'.S 'sf
S :iassi $: = r. ;s =:
a; ,:s e
$;: sssss S & ESss . to '.'''
JIM III ,se ,s. 9ss; Is.
s8ssk xs.,S III fGSs
q * 1S4 sas e. SSe
tasis t;assi ssss 'ns ssssss ss.
sIss ;'sss ss II 1ss s 1t.a ssty
. .Si.st.as saas .sss Z
:.: IL: s.s %.iss ~:
1a aaa .taksx; Eos4 "a y eafa nt. ee1
~ s|s !: s:;'?:s
Sa :. ssaiS sfs;1ssI .a?:t
i IL s:s ''''' ' 70 PSI
~ ss:.as 81, A.: 5ss iS;sssS 4
ep:t 81 s:'aass :Ss 9.rds tisia G.rs Il .saes :,
sstta AShisea 'assp averaging a1s ~ u a. u
ss1 e. r. I'd s';ss Ill u :ss e
Iassi Issss ssss! :.!s' n;
s: IS :: ss = ssa II ss:s
x4.rL,sxrr. "a, ~. a1cA1sIa-Hscsl2ss u
, 1877-01-06

This foreign rxrort trade het tncftkstd htAttI slA
nn 90 in yAiue over that nj 1878. Tho Imports haFs
decreased neatly $is+oul Hh
rACkiNG IN THE WEST.
The Cincinnati Price CHrrsnf figures mp tho pack
Ing 10 date. and tho probablo total Of the wntors
work. We present the leading facts:
The nu,be. Of hoes packed to Jan. n the sx E1in.
cpAl cities with comparisons. shown In the lol'o"
, 1877-01-06

EEw yoRK, Jan. h.-BusIucss Is moderate with com.
mission houses. Cotton Eoods nrn In steady demand
and d.u,. Fancy and shifting rruta nre Ia salF re-
quest sicrrmac tsncs robe and staple pr'nta sfe a.
rancrd Ec. Worstcd toatInKs nso IN sicsdy demand.
cassimcrcs arc ID fair request by c1othor1 Foreign
pooua ara 1uiet,
, 1877-01-06

c1,yrLAsp. Jan. a,-rkrxoLEux-Markct hTms
standard white. Ito scat &c.
T,T7sNrna, Jan. 5.-rEraotErn-p pullt crude. *3.7s
a9.75 at Psrkcr'l, rcnncd uuchntRcd-
, 1877-01-06

Buffalo d Eric acW N. loJ
GOLD AND GkEENNttks.
Gold was 1000 lO13s in EEeehbaeks.
urcenbaeks were 04?sGo3!s ccnts On Inc DOLLAR
, 1877-01-06

TUTtrENTtSE.
WILMINGTON, N,C,Jan.5.-SPtElrs or TuHr1srthf
Firm 1t 43C.
, 1877-01-06

In the C,rcnlt Court thcrof. william H. E0tdicx ana
JaInt4 u. Fish, cUnPlatnants. VI lhe GnlsAgGf Muai M
vile 4 Eineennea llaroal Gnnrany. H.x HnlSa Et"c'
md II, pIl1ln lsUbcriA defendants, IN Euauccsf'
ltfrtLtE Z
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An exchange says that the first step
toward heaven is to pay the printer.
If that be the case, we are happy to
say that a number of Jul subscribers
made q start in that direction during
the past two weeks. And yet there
is a chance for many more TO be on
the heavenly road.
Wonder if Gould, of the Eaton
DEMOCRAT, didn't bull-doze a little
too much of hat egg-nog on Monday.
His paper is a little late in getting a.
round this week.5[Germantown
Press.
Nary drap of the cratur did we
have on that day. Eggs were too
high-the whisky was froze up and
our credit played out.
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The Magazine has attained In It's one quarter
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Death Record Of Eaton and Vicin.
ity fer the Year 1876.

In accordance with our custom for
the past several years, we give the list
CT the dead of Eaton and vicinity for
1876 in this weeks issue, which is fur
nished by Judge CHAMBERS the first
week in each recurring New Year. The
list is but one short of last year, and
amor G the dead, as usual, are some who
have been called away
Gre sin could harm or sorrow fade,'
and then again others who
"Fell like autumn fruit that mellowed
long,"
and were in the "sere and yellow leaf
of time" But death is always an in
trusive v%isitor-no matter how favora-
BILE the surroundings with which he
comes. We may see the loved mes pass
away, hour by hour and day by day,
like the fading bloom of the withered
foweret, gradually yielding to the
chills of autumn, and yet we cling to
the dying forms with a ~tenacity hat
grows stronger as it becomes weaker.
Long weary days and weeks may pass
slowly on, while we watch and listen,
and hope and pray, catching the faint
est whisper of sound, and noticing the
slightest quivor OF motion, until we i'm
print the last fond kiss of love upon the
lips of the living; yet we are not ready
for the long suspended stroke when the
empty precious casket proclaims in ST.
lence, the lovedjewelis gone! A beauti-
furwriter has said, the sorrow for the
dead i the only sorrow from which we
refuse to be divorced. Every other
wound we seek to heal, every other Attic
ton to forget, but this wound we consId-
er a duty to keep open; this afaiction we
cherish and brood over in solitude.
Where is the mother tho would will
lingly forget the infant that persisted
like a blossom from her arms, though
every recollea tion is a pang? Where is
a child that would willingly forget the
most tender parents, though to remem-
Der be but to lament? Who, even when
the tomb is closing upon the remains of
her he most loved, and he feels his
heart, as it were, crushed in the closing
Of its portals, would accept consolation
that was to be sought by for%getfulness?
To those thus smitten and bereayed,
the teachings of human philosophy Of
fer nc comforts, but they present orc
black encircling cloud, on which no
silver lining is traced. Dear afflicted,
turn then to the simple lessons of faith.
and apply the healing influence of the
sublimest ruth ever uttered by Jcho-
ysh's son: 81 am the resurrection and
the life," and your sorrows will be
turned intojoy; your gloom will dis
appear before the light of a blissful
mortality, and you will think
"oh, how sweet It will be,
In that beautiful land. SO free from all sorrow
and pain.
with songs on our lips, and harps In our hands
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In the above record of 70 (last year
74l the youngest is 2 days old, and the
oldest 81 years. The greatest mortality
was in July, and the smallest in May
and June. Most persons die at night.
alike leaves on trees the race of man is found.
Now green in youth, now whitening en- the
ground.
Another race the following age supplies;
They fall successive, and successive rise;
So generations in their course decay;
So flourish these when those have passed away. :
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-11

DR.. HARTER's FEVER AND AGUE
SPECIFIC is still in the ascendency,
and will be always so, as long as the
proprietors are so careful in its prep
aration, using nothing but the purest
medicines in its manufacture.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-11
Religious Notice.

Rev. c. a. Lander will preach in
The Universalist Church on Sunday
next at 1O1a O'Clock n. M; also, in
the evening at z O'Clock. AL are in
vitcd.