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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-25


NEW ORLEANS, January 2l-Flour quiet;
Superflue 81 90; Xxx 20 %; MN 80 OV@6 GU
higher grades So OJG6 -. ,orn quiet and
Wink at ) ,es53c. Oats quiet and weak; choice
ioaISc Coffee Is duh and nominal; cargu.s
ordinary 10 prime IG4l5l4c gold. Sugar IL
1niet aud steady; common to good common
rIa5Lsc; fair 10 fully fair J4g6lsc; pr. ne
To choice Gj4@75EC; yellow Clarified s9o14c.
Molasses active and a shade higher; common
l5d22c fair 24ld26c; prime To choice 5JSg5oc
Rice steady and In good demand
NEW YORK, January ~. Flour - LOW
grades shipping: extra grades nrIher an1
other grades dull; superfine = rs ern anu
state 81 2jd4 70; southern flour quiet, IN.
chang d; common 20 fair extra 50 peJo ~,
600 10 choice extra s5 959S %. Wheat OPEN
al sligntl In buyers favor, very little export
or milling demand. Corn hnhue inner
and in Inodera . demand for export or
home use, j6c yellow southern, Oats -carce-
So firm Coffee, Rio, 0uil, ljSlo54c gold for
eareues: l5,alHJsc gold for job los
~. LOUIS, January a. flour-Adfance
as cd nut uope established Wheat excited
aud higher; No. red tall 81 l5gl ID; No
81 0j: 30. 2 spring 81 05 bid. corn No.
,nfx'd liizc; new s6cel &c Oats tirner no.
. sI5,ca.jc Rye Tiriner, 81 lie Barley 80
d. - 90 ~ i-k,y steady at s.. PORK tll la
! N 5, Lsrd firl1eT, 81 ~ asked Buzz met
"A hang. Il in job ing trad Bacon ca ieI'
5Tl5sc Tor houideIs, ear rib an cltaT sides
HGgs-Actiys; pacH ing 81 sat 10.
& tte-BuicheTs' stock u mer on sccgnni
oflight supp y; prime 10 choice native snip
shesp-sisady; extra heavy ihipPlng NUT
tons 81 75g5.
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WHAr ~ .lPg=lt IL tho oneapest aud
w most lullghlful .pulgaiiye known 10
lhu PUZZLE, II acts upOn tho bowels and
llNeT speedily and e1notuhlly, And dpes not
Hlohun the stomach, Held in high Tepuie fnI
CONSTIPATION hllionsneas, tOfpidity, click
headache, sour stomach, heartburn, lOsH Oi
appetite, colo, llalulonoy, dyHponsin, etc,
ANA 80 cpellnk 4, beverage la lovers n N DO
hRhllul ana IL ~ pleasant an u glass Oi soda
water .hulpb hnd others loadlng a hedon,
thfA of olnAnly confined llfn are dellEhtrd
Win ils effects, II oleanHea the stOma0l
ionrh the bowels, u00lH the brain, quintA GA
uelNnhsi N put w in large bottles aud SOLD
AZ ~ riA, No family, no mother, no one
travelling, no cluho student should TALL 10 uH
" sold every where, and Wholesale by IA,
v, NEoNuE, galveston
J,r DHOMGOOI,E a 40,
ifopfiotum, Louisville, Ky,
ola Wholesale ana retail In Dallas, TeN aR, by
NOR 4 WALEER And ". Il. HOWELL
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Ma aIs aufH.u l.l anu requested % an-
iI..rApLJ, lillNLfullp haAptndl-
IYi i-r.tp lNu 10 che pilc pf ~ y hees
I,ty. E.rgtuu Apnl y lHih,
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tutIum YanF9tat.

8ALV asrON January 2l.-Cotton. receipts
$50 uiucs. EXpuus ~ Great Britain ---
bales. FIR nee bulea; continent ----
biles; conStwiSc 1914 bale. sales 1881 bales,
STOCK 100 o bales. Market quiet.
,WH,Nusp,y TIIUgsnAV
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t,, .rt au uuriNd and O. queslrn ~ au-
,.lI.. rAIEI COX Hs "a ga liidate ipr
n"uH,. urltly 900 pisly, Elrnllnn Anu
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Hides aud wool.

GALvEsros, January 2i.-Hides are quiet
saiied lie: sack sa ted l2hc; kips lJc; vet
sailed as they run Sc; SCI ected sh9sci Duteh-
ers' green ne. Two cents Of for gruos.
Wool-ln fair demand; medium 70 nne Iall
clip, free Of buIs eo924ci coarse B9ioei eoaise
western and Mexican Halle.
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January II O7sll (0c; February IL OS9ll lie;
| March II 2l@ll 2lc; April II 35@ii SIC; May
| II i7@ll i9c; June Ii 60gll 6Uc.
Nisht Cotton dull and easier. Up
ands lllsc; Orleans NC. sales POI bales.
Consolidated net receipts 1921 bales r.X-
ports To dlent Bri ain 6,3ll bales; France
| $3.50 bales; continent 20 l2O bales; channel
| $3.50 bales.
Net receipts 45S bales; gross $3.50 bales.
| Futures closed barely steady. sales 73,WO
, 1878-11-23
UNITARIAN ADVOCATE.

4 Monthly Publication devoted to the intc
eats OF Libetal Christianity upon this coast
, 1878-11-23
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming 10 make war upon any
mans opinions, but giving every repre-
sentative person chance to place their
opinions upon record in its columns,
whether they agree with those of the
Publishers or nor, as long as the proper
hounds Of courtesy are preserved, Thus
far, while affording the fullest opportu-
uity for investigation upon all topics, it
has not been found necessary to take sides
.ditorially in any religious discussions.
This course will be pcrsued: The lead
ing feature of the paper cditorially will
bein furnishing, as heretofore,
, 1878-11-23

Wanted al this Office To complete a set for
binding, the IT. tItcs oi this Territory for the
yeans 1854, 1851, lSjS and 1860, for which rsa
enable price will be- raif.
, 1878-11-23
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
People arc getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy. the
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thsllnlment very naturally originated In Ameri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antdotes for tho n!niadics of her chill
drcn. Its fano has been spreading for 81 years,
until now 1t cncrclcs the habItablo globe
The Mexican Mustang llnlmcnt is n matchlcss
remedy for all external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers 1t IL Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves n human life or re-
stores the usefulness OF an excellent horse, OK,
COW. or sheep.
1t cures footrot, hoof-all, hollow horn. grub,
screw.worni, shoulder.rot, mango, tho bites and
stlngs OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
It cures every external trouble OF horncs, such
ns laincness scratches, swlnny, sprains, founder,
wind gall, ns.boac, etc, etc.
Tho Mexican Mustang L!nimcnt Is the quickest
euro In the world for accidents occurring In tho
family, In tho absence OF n physician. such as
burns, scalds sprains cuts, etc., and for rheuma'
tls,n, and stiffness engendcred by exposure Par
tIcularly valuable to Miners.
1t is tho cheapest remedy In the world. sor It
pcnetrates tho muscle 10 tho bonc, md II single
application IL generally sufficient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang I.n!nicnt IL put up In thres
slzes of bottles tho larger ones being proportion
ase,y much tho cheapest. Sold everywhere.
, 1878-11-23
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subscribe for this, the first publication OF the
kind west OF the Mississippi, for the extremely
low subscription price brings it within the
reach of all, while 1t makes necessary large
subscriotion list in order to meet cxpcnses,
, 1878-11-23
REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL Of TsE TERRITORY
NON POLITICAL,

Ye, furnishes all the important Pollt-
i-sl news ut the day, unlniuinced 10y
varty prejudice.
, 1878-11-23
NOTICE

| have on hand and for sale.
hlS" rAtsa. large amouni 0. soldier. ssp
n'nal h0nesisad scrip, To every pices oFShIE
tns Commissioner erriisais Of approvalb
inrod. Immediate title To public and. a.
bf obsa'ned With this 'erp, without the Opw.
'i'0n Of the Homestead, or Prs-smp,lOu riKps.
a'o'A w. NJ TIHrLOe
, 1878-11-23
Orig inal Information

In regard to the productive interests
Of the northwest, gained by personal OBJ
aervation, and in forwarding all the ma
,erial interests OF this region, especially
representing tho
, 1878-11-23

There is nothing like this celebrated grain
In America. twill yield n third more To the
acre than any other grain grown on the same
kind 0fsoil, with similar treatment 1t grows
like rye, hence Is frequently called
MAMMOTH RYE.
The berry resembles wheat, only is twice or
three times Ms large, some grains being one
half inch long. 1t ripens the earliest OF
any grain grown here ifsown IN the fall, and
as early as any other grain II sown in the
spring. The seed was procured at the ea.t
and planted the past spring. The crop Ia
thoroughly matured md Is offered for sale 4.
one pound packages at
2J Cents per Pound
will be sent bp mail TO any address NJ that
price, with cents added 10 dcfray postars
Orders leit with L. WILBUR NJ Snohoml.h
CITY W. T.. wfll be promptly attended to, on
Address,
G. 7. SoRESsoS,
s, Park Place
1Gs2 Sm
, 1878-11-23
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subscribe Now at the beginning Of tha
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LAND CLAIMS! I.
A. GREGORY. CLERK OF THE

n A. GREGORY, CLERK OF THE
Di,irir, Court ~ 'nohomi~h county, ". T.,
" u pay riicular attention 10 filing ll"mr
stead and Presumption claims; making ilnal
prnuf on humcstrads aud final aill'.a'ii, for
prc-cmptor-. etc viii pay taxes for non.
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information Ia regard Ia land,, eic. Partis,
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, 1878-11-23
L0Igilg and Fishing Interests
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC jousaal

OF the northwest. All men OF culture
are requested to assist us in this work
By correspondence, ss we'll as by turn
hhing tor publication copies Of lectures,
addresses and scientific essays Of repre-.
asntataIiye character. In carrying out
. s.s O'gects, the editorial department
vill continue as heretofore to DO assisted
~ able contributors, who will endcsvor
p male the STAR the n,os. able repre-
esaSsure journal sf the Territory. Ad.
ervus all Communications.
hasks~isA oav, W. r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20
FIRE RECORD.

PrEsBuRoH, March ls.-The stables
and Ice house Of the Central Hotel at
Monongahela City were destroyed BY FIRE
this evening. The Are was discovered at
half past 10 and the utmost exertions Of
the citizens were required TO save the
hotel building, which wss on Gre several
times. This Il the fourth time within .
month the hotel building has been on
ere and was undoubtedly the work Of
oLEvKIASD, O., March 2O.-At mid
night FIRE broke ont in the building
corner OF Sycamore and Merwin streets,
occupied by the Cleveland Non-explosiye
Lamp Company. The building and con.
tents were entirely consumed. Loss on
stock 100000; Insurance $4,000. The
building was valued At $4,000; insured,
but the amount is not known. The ori.
gin Of the FIRE il not known.
HAzE1ToS, Pa, March 19.-A ere on
Chestnut street tonight destroyed three
tenement houses and three barns. Five
families lost all their effects.
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Another Trnin I,nhhsrr.

n saG'GHtSs TlxAs, March l9.-Train
iog, n.ls uae here at 1905, was robbed by
\, ..Ned INNed men. The express messen.
" MA, Wounded, About fifteen or TWEEN.
I. 10y were exchanged. The leader Of
3. ,Ss ,S va. about tWenty.seven yeEss Of
dS,E '.ou1 I'VE iset high, square built,
iSo.,S ~. complexion and dark hair. All
d. $500 ~ to be young men. They made
Tsoss.f s'neef aud fireman and 4 negro,
dS."on on the platform, atand in front
soSiS skpte'" car door 20 the messenger
'S''a not S'e when leaving.
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Renewed Excitement ut Dart.
mouth College.

HANOVER, n. H., March l9.-There is
rumored excitement at Dartmouth this
morning. Five more arreatS we're made,
all sophomores bnt one, including the
two beaten by the Freshmen. The pound:
ed Senior and Sophomore are suspended
until the end OF the next term, but tho
Senior Ia allowed TO graduate with his
class. OF the three Freshmen under
arrest, the ringleader wAs Some time ago
dropped from the class role. Another
was to-day expelled and another ssparat-
ed. About dozen other Freshmen have
been suspended and indirectly separated.
This action OF the faculty does not affect
legal proceediugs.
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author for playing or publi.hips in the

author Tor playing or Publishing In the
United States.
By Mr.. Springer. To authorize The
coinage Of gold and silver on the same
terms and 10 provide 4 deposit therefor.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Hunter in the chair, on the
general deficiency bill.
The total sum recommended by the bill
is 81, 1856, 1855. Without any general de.
bate The Clerk proceeded TO read the bill
by sections. The clause appropriating
$4,000 for constructing, repairing, en-
larging and renting vaults and safes for
the use Of the Treasurer and Assistant
Treasurers Of the United States, present.
ed the ground for an inquiry by Mr..
Hanna as TO whether these vaults were
for the purpose Of boarding up the silver
coin lately authorized. II go, he was op.
posed to Il, as he wanted TO see the silver
put in circulation instead Of boarded.
To this reply was made BY Mr.. Chit
tenden, defending the course Of The Treas.
ury in, not paying out silver coin for
the debts OF the government. The
Secretary could not properly act
Otherwise, because silver was receivable
for customs duties and was now within
1.l6th Of l per cent Of the value OF
gold.
To this Mr.. Hanna replied by quoting
against Mr.. Chittenden speech made by
him characterizing the silver dollar as
the clipped dollar. II silver was worth
gold by within 116th OF / per cent, ne
would like to know where the poor man
had been robbed.
Mr.. Townsend, Of New York, threw in
a remark that nobody cared for the poor
man half rs much as was pretended.
Mr.. ChIttenden defended himself from
The imputaLion Of Inconsistency on the
subject Of silver, and said the facts were
beginning to be developed and the gentle.
men would find that the silver bill would
bring them results which they had not
contemplated.
Mr.. Young offered an amendment ap-
propriating $4,000 for continuing the
survey Of the Mississippi river, aud for
the purpose Of reclaiming the aIluyial
lands Of the Mississippi Delta.
Mr.. Baker, Of Indians, opposed the
amendment, and argued that this was
only the entering wedge which would
open the doors Of the Treasury to q
gigantic raid.
Mr.. Young said that it would be very
unwise for Congress to stop this survey
now. It had been going on for years, aud
lift were not now continued all the work
which had been done would be wasted.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Aldrich moved to increase the
amount appropriated for the continuance
OF the building Of the custom house and
sub.treasury at Chicago from 100000 to
$500, 900.
After speech in opposition by Mr..
Blount, the amendment was withdrawn.
Without finishing the bill, the commit.
The Senate bill appointing Gen. sher-
man as Regent Of the Smithsonian 1nsti-
tute, vice Geo. Bancroft, resigned, was
taken up and passed.
Adjourned.
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H.. I....sSSISSArT, 4 March l9.-Itis announced
S,.;,I ~ ne general meeting Of the American
'i III science Association Tor this year
~. %uoe held in the Music Hall OF this
!. E',t tlaTedIaIely after the May Musical
~. a.N' The papers 10 be read cover a
v,-.,I -. range Of ioplca. Among them: In-
o,.',ion' o.sGon' In Art, Forestry, The Silver
,.... S'aaon, Banking Taxation, Co, operative
T'ste', Commerce Of the Lakes, Canal
H., POtSii'iOn, The Relations o! the
Rs,,a Ra states TO South America, The
,oai, s.s,'TS' p Of the Government to the Rail.
i,s,at w. ESs'iFicted = Suffrage in Cities, Intel.
Gs".i'. GSi' property, and Journalism. The
ES'''0n MI will remain in session one
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CANADA.
A Great Riot nc Toronto.

TORONTO, March 19.-shortly after
midnight a mob advanced up Queen street
and attacked Cosgroye's tavern. The
crowd in aide answered with revolyers
and the rioters returned the fire. Hun.
dreds Of shots was exchanged, and stones
were poured into the hotel until window
sashes and furniture were demolished, the
police scattered the mob with their batons.
-Four men were shot here, one young
protestant, James Clegg it is feared
fatally. In the meantime another mob
numbering thousand attacked Collins
tavern further up Queen street, where
O'Donayar Rosa is believed 10 be. But
the police cleared the street. Rosa was
driven out of town at eleven. Policeman
Worth was knocked seuseless with q cob.
bic stone and his comrades were all more
or less injured. Probably one hundred
and fity rioters. were wounded.
CONTINUES In FULL BLAST.
NV YORK, March ia Tofouto
dispatch says that until S o'clock this
morning the tumult which originated at
o'Donoyan Rossas lecture last evening
continued in full blast. His Whereabouts
now are unknown to the general public.
Nine companies Of troops and one hun-
dred policemen guarded St. PAtrick's
Hall, near which was mob Of 1000.
o,DosovAs BADLY SCARED.
TORONTO, March l9.--o'Donoyan RoI.
sa's lecture last evening was complies
failure, and his principal supporter, b..
fore be was half through, advised him 20
cut IL short. Rosa was nervous TO a
painful degree, and several times appear.
ed as II he would break down entirely.
He seemed unable to recover from the
alarm which possessed him on entering
the city, when, to avoid the expected
crowd ut the railway station, he ieaped
from the moving train, fell and rolled In
the mud, and narrowly escaped being run
over by the cars. After the lecture, il
Is reported, Rosa was driven out to Wes.
ton, Z miles away from the city.
The excitement being over, the people
today are counting the cost. Nine men
have been reported 10 the Young Irish.
mems Society as shot, one seriously. How
many Of the opposing force were hurt ia
not known, but none are believed dan.
gerously wounded, most Of the injuries
consisting OF broken heads and bruises,
Five constables are hurt, oneleriously.
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PAID UP LIKE A LITTLE MAN.

In the House Of Commons this after
noon Sir Stafford Ncrthcote, Chancellor
Of Exchequer, stated that the February
dividend on the Turkish guaranteed loan
was paid by England. The amount was
Ell, A portion Of the dividend
should come from the Egyptian tribute,
but this has not been paid. The KhediVe
promised to forward part Of it imme-
diately. England had taken steps to OBJ.
tain one-half Of the s77, AS from France
which was the Joint guarantee.
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Annual Report OF the Il. 4. Il SC
l., K II,

Co,rxRrs O March Ia-The animal
melting ot tbs ,,ockhnIde,s n the p q,
4StIRRv,s beII in this city TO-DAY.
ushieb The rsno,t oi ihs Direc;ors WA
presented IL, iST7, shaving the gross
.ruipn Of The p g d ST nroner 10
slubs,n S3 0S7 969 eI,ens, q . 060 oI3
NJ, .ltpipr, SlOl5oi9 intsrest ON in
rstutru $50 nd, totaI net revenue
sl6SS gsO i,om Tb;cL Tss ns;d ;n,srsst
SsIsDi,55 5sb, @ sssa @ SSo TrI ;r,stS.t @ IN AM.
ia, d,b, STSsis. and rent Of Monongs.
A.A E,,sp.ion SS7 500 ls.vino a
Rrplu Of SSO9 nj Ths gross earn.
irr Of Ie,,sJ line. were e. 94S 7S0
.,er.,, 4 SSo Ss0 Ds, s.,r;nSs Sas5' :
III, interest md rental. 81 40 ssi Ioss
% ,ued line. SSST go 'Tbs p q &
SLL Co.. Drorcr,ioO NJ tho ioss bv ,be
Tan Harls K TndIsn,DoIi. n, ia r R "a In
optltinrlb. VaDd,I;" Fo,J va. - s4s Az
mixing total lo.s outsiJe Of the p. G 4
net lo.s, ircl5dipr Ibs Ist,sr T road oi
sl3l,i4 The net los, in 1878 was S445, /.
u. bin, a ,';0 T. is1S &c 80 so,g ,sS
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Failures.

CINCINNATI, March 1s.-J. s. Tumble,
banker, Of Mt. Gilead, o., who recently
suspended, presents the following state
ment OF his affairs: Liabilities, Sl27, 600
assets, slI6, 600, nearly half the latter in
real estate.
NEW YORK, March ls.-Aiills, a large
broker, suspended to-day, being short Of
the market.
WORCESTER, MAss., March 19.-W. Il.
Morse, banker, made an assignment to-
day.
Willis, contractor, No. 20 Cedar street,
who was interested in the Brunswick 4
Albany Railroad, has been adjudicated
bankrupt on his own petition, with LA.
bilities at S225, 600, and assets nominally
much larger.
a number Of The creditors Of Isaac
Boar & Son, dealers in toys, G77 Broad.
way, have fled 4 petition to have the
firm adjndicated bankrupt. The firm
owes Sls5,7 ,755.
J.J. Cohn & Co., wholesale dealers in
furs, 55 Mercer street, have begun pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy. The firm pro.
poses 10 pay 80 cents on the dollar in one,
two aud six months on their liabilities,
amounting to SlS0,S50.
CHICAGO, March 10. .-Wm. n. Slurgis,
better known as Jack Sturgia, who, as a
member Of the Board Of Trade, ran MI.
merous corners, and who was, by recent
action Of the Board, expelled from that
body for running corner in corn In 1874,
fled voluntary petition in bankruptcy
to-day. Secured debts So 50O, with S2l, 900
securities; unsecured debts Sl02, 900
assets chiefly worthless accounts.
SAN FRAsclsOo, March ls.-The fail.
ure OF G. A. Coursen, OF the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange, il announced.
Assets and liabilities not yet made known.
He transacted a large business commits.
sion, much Of which i. on Eastern &c.
count. The suspension Is attributed
principally TO the crash 10 ophir and the
advance 10 Eureka consolidated.
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COLUMBUS, March l9.-In the Senate
bills were introduced for the prevention
Of cruelty to children, and to punish
offsnses against chastity and morality.
House bill for reorganiEtng hospitals
for the insane was passed.
House bill to restore theprovislons oi
the Adalr liquor Law was indefinitely
postponed.
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Sos,S SISSsIlalS y GAN CRY, Ind, March l9.-The
rts,. SUison'tOI O,iseI OF the Northern Indiana
h., 's'Sn on yesterday awarded a con.
b ill., j' , zoe labor Of seventy. Eve conyicts
\ SsK Ssa K and Joseph a. Winter othsm,
a ssSs' sooO. per day, for ays years, to work
'Pe'ags and buggy.box eontraot