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Deprecntes the silver BiIi.

AUGUSTA, ME, January S.-Goyernor
Gamma inaugurated this morning, with
the usual ceremonies. In hia inaugural,
which Is devoted almost exclusively 10
local and State matters, he deprecates
the passage Of the silyer bill and urges a
stimulation Of agricultural pursuits as
one OF the most important factors in the
prospertty OF the State.
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The Cleveland q Pittsburgh Rail-
rOftd,


The Cleveland papers ofyesterday con.
tain the report in extenso made to the
stockholders Of the Cleveland s Pitts.
burgh Roilroad at their annual meeting
on Wednesday. It seems that the re-
ported deficit yesterday Of s2l2,4l6 80 in
the earnings was not Tor the year just
ended, but for the year 1875. The report
for 1877 is not yet ready, and no intima.
tion is made az to whs. it will show, but
no doubt It will show loss on the bust.
ness of 1876, iuasmuch as 1876 was Cen.
tennial year, and the number Of passen.
gers carried on the Pennsylyania Rail-
road and It's connections, according to
recent showings, was materially less this
year than last. We have the report Of
the Cleveland s Pittsburgh road for sew
eral years past, and since the panic they
show, like all railroads the country over,
aconstant decline in e ea,nings. For in.
stance in 1873 the cleyeI and & Pittsburgh
earned ss,74O,ss4 10; 1874 II earned
$S055, AIS 6s; in 1879 Ihe earning were
sse2s,os7 10, and in isip they were s2,.
4sl,Ols7s.
II will thus be seen at in 1873, the
year in which the pNE occurred, the
earnings of the road we over million
and a quarter greater pm in the third
year thereafter. The q Eating expense
have moi, Of course, bee Prrespondingly
reanced In 1873 they erc $1,000, 1876
Is, whileln 1876 they ! s., ,Sol, ,4i7 AZ
The report submihe Cleveland OF
"wednesday remark for the fire
,;ms since.the leaseitc Pennsylvania
road have the earning hown q detisi'
This is true, although the year 1s7
they only showed q pr Of sll.75e o.
sin, as Mr.. Mccullot i remarked OF
wednesday, the stock der. can repOs
at ease in the security dividends, see
ing that they have tis guarantee Of ih
Pennsylyania Railro at their back
which guarantee is all he better from til
fact that the pennsylvania road paid n
dividends on its ogp stock during til,
last six months Of 1876 thus reserying IT
resources for the iulflment Of its guar
antaaa Ht ~
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 8.--wheat- Opened
firm but closed easier; No. white Michi.
gan 81 50, extra do 81 80, amber Michigan
seller January 81 80, seller February
81 S3If, NO. 5 red 81 u, No. . spring 81 II.
Corn-Steady; new high mixed 45hc, No.
spot 49I4c, do new spot and seller January
i455c, rejected 49c, new damaged S81fc.
Iats- Dull; No. 2, 2s1fc, rejected 241ic.
Glover Seed Choice i75, mammoth $40.
Hogs-$4 621fa4 65.
AT The close Wheat was quiet No. 2
red winter seller January 81 27a1 27k,
seller February 81 2eA, Corn quiet; new
nigh mixed 45c; No. 2spot 4994c, new seller
January 4411e, new Dayton and Michigan
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BosroN, January 3.-The snow storm
last evening was very severe on the coast,
the wind blowing hard from the north,
which rendered navigation to inward
mariners extremely hazardous.
A dispatch from Orleans, Cape Cod,
says two vessels went ashore at Nauset
during the storm, one supposed to be a
British brig and the other schooner,
The crews OF both vessels are supposed
to be lost, A dispatch from Nauset also
reports large achooner ut anchor close
in shore, but her name could not be as.
certained.
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German Emigrant Ala society.

TorEKA, Ks, January 3.-Arrange.
ments for State Convention Of the Ger.
mans Of Kansas in this city on the 9th
inst, for the purpose Of forming an Emi.
grant Aid Association, have been com.
pleted, and delegates will have free trans.
portation ever the railroads to and from
this city, and also other Germans who
wish 10 attend will receive return tickets
free. Over one hundred delegates have
already signiied their intention Of being
present.
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FIRE RECORD.

HARRIsBuRe, January S.-The Nation.
al House in this city, owned by B. N.
Greider & Co., wss totally destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss $4,000. lnsur'
Ance S5b 300,
SALEM, N. J., January ga Ere last
night caused 0 loss Of s50,00u distributed
among q number OF persons.
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PaILApsLpH,A January S.-Rlour-
Firm aud unchanged. Wheat-Firm but
dull; amber 81 4Sal 45, red 81 40al AZ,
white 81 45a1 80. Corn-firm aud un.
changed. Oats Quiet and unchanged.
Rye--Quiet at 69a71c. Provisions Quiet
and unchanged. fggs-Dull; western 2Sc.
Cheese teady. western 12 ha13c. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Petroleum--He.
tined I29salg1Sc, crude 10I <a109Sc. Whisky
--firmer at 81 II,
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EAST LIBERTY, January J.-UATTLB-
Receipts 2s9 head OF throu h and 1856 head
Of yard stock; total for three days 6i2
head Of through and 1885 head OF yard.
Best s. 80, medium 81 75a5 90, common
81 00a4 30.
for three days ii,O0O. Yorkers 81 s0a4 So,
PhiladeIphias a 5Oa4 90.
Receipts l,4O0 head; total for
three days $500. Selling at "a 25a5 75.
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Another Body Pound.

New YoRK, January 3.-The laborers
digging in the ruins Of the Barclay street
fire to-day recovered another body, which
was removed to the morgue. This makes
the 14th victim Of the disaster.
New YoRK, January S-The body Of
a man was found in the Barclay street
ruins this afternoon and was taken to the
morgue. This is the second body found
tn-daV.
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NEw YoRK, January S.-Judge Van
Hoesen has denied the application Of
Stout q Go. and other creditors Of Bon.
ner & Go. for an order directing the as
signee OF Bonnor & Co. TO direct Russell
Sage to deliver up the securities hypothe.
Gated with him by John Bonner for q
loan Of $40 900.
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FINANCIAL ANo coMMEHVlAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money and Stochs.

NEW YORK, January S.-MoNEY--Ac.
tive at Z per cent per annum, and x per
cent and interest per diem, closing at 4.
Prime mercantile paper neglected and nom.
inal. Custom receipts $S39,000. The As.
sistant Treasurer disbursed 1851 900. Clear.
ings SIS, 100000. Sterling weak; long 4.s2,
short 4.S5jjf, with actual business at con-
GoLp-steady at 1o2Xa1O2%. Garry.
ing rates 7as per cent per annum, and 1,S2
a1.64 per diem.
sILvRR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 l9H, greenbacks; 81 l6,
gold. Silver coin 1faA per cent discount,
GovKRSMENTs-Unsettled.
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New YoRK, January Sat a meeting
Of the Chamber OF Commerce to-day, Il
was resloyed at the request Of the Pitts.
burgh Chamber TO send three delegates TO
a Convention to be held in Washington,
D. G., January q, for the purpose Of con:
sidering the best means Of extending
American commerce.
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Chieagn CnifIe unrksf.

CHICAGO, January S.-The Dropr5 Jour.
nal reports:
few extra offering; best sold at S. 70; sales
good to choice steers at 81 00a4 65; stock
trsscarce and steady at IS 0oaS SIX; butch.
e,s active anu strong; COWS 50 4eaS 75,
bulls 81 55a3 l2.s; some heavy unsold
SukEp Receipts 26, 900; shipments 1880;
mixed packing fairly active aud steady at
81 u0ai 10; light lower at S4 05ai 10. choice
heavy shipping at 81 l5a4 %.
HoGs-keceipts 70O; strong and In good
demand ut So U0A3 rs all sold.
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to thswest. The P. W. q Ky road will
also interfere with the earnings Of the @.
&P. inasmuch as nearly all the merchan.
disc now hauled to and from the Bridge
port depot will be shipped via the new
road.
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More Life Insurance RascaIs in
the Meshes OF tue Law.

HARTFORD, January S-The Grand
Jury this afternoon found true bill
against Jas. @. Walkley, former Presi.
dent, and Saml. Fl. White, former Secre.
tary, and Henry J. Furber, late financial
manager Of the Charter Oak Life Insnr.
ance Company, for q conspiracy to de.
fraud the policy holders Of the company.
HARTFORD, January S.-samuel II.
White, former Vice President and
Treasurer Of the Charter Oak Life In
surance Company, was to-day indicted
with others, for conspiracy and fraud.
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HOTELS FILLING UP.

The hotels are fast filing up with
members OF the Legislature, friends OF the
Senatorial candidates, and applicants Tor
Offices, and the friends Of each Senatorial
candidate claims his special man has the
best show ot success, but to the disinter-
ested observer Peudletons chances seem
to be the best at this time.
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They WIN Decide To-day.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, January ga meet.
ing Of the Lehigh Valley miners and ship.
pers will be held here 10 morrow to de-
eide whether 10 accept or decline the
proposition Of combinations submitted st
The meeting Of coal operators in Philadel-
phia Yesterday.
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uenyy Snow M NashyiiIe,

NASHVILLE, TENN, January slavery
heavy snow storm has prevailed here
since 5 o'clook this evening, reaching a
depth Of Inches in three hours. River
falling, Eve feet on the shoals. Depart
ed, B. q. Cooke, Granville; J.T. Hill
man, Cairo.
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SAVINGS BANKS suRRENpRRISG THEIR
CHARTERS,

ISDrAsGpoLIs, January 3.-The Stale
Savings Banks OF thia city have petitioned
and obtsined authority FROM the Auditor
OF the State to surrender their charter and
20 into liquidation. The assets are sniti
cient TO cover allliabilities. Twenty-Five
per cent will be paid to depositors at
once and the balance within six months.
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Bank Report Called For.

WASHINGTON, January s.-The Comp
troller Of Currency has called for re.
port showing the condition OF the Nation.
Al Banks at the close Of business Friday,
December 18th.
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Eailed.

New ORLEANS, January 9.-che,ni &
Boyce, sugar trade, have failed. Cause,
failure ofsngar crop.
Dispatches report snow storms pre-
vailing at Corsicana, Tex. Shreveport,
Vicksburg, Miss, aud Little Rock.
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AmoIIIe Mnguire at Large.

Pa11apK1rHlA, PA, January s.-clar-
ence Boyle, one OF the frat Mollie Ma.
guites convicted, escaped from the East.
ern PenitentiMy. He was under . ten
Years sentence and had served about four.
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Marine eintclIigcncc.

LONDON, January S.-Arriyed-The
steamer, Alsatia, New York.
New YoRK, January 3.-Arrived-
Steamer State Of Pennsylvania, Glas'
pnw
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RICHMOND, Va, January s.-Reports
from points In Louisa and Hanover coun.
ties state that a shock Of earthquake was
felt last evening. The shock ID said TO
have been accompanied by q roaring
sound like that Of q chimney on FIRE.
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Complete Monetary stagnation.

LONDON, January 3.-The Times says:
"Money is 10 lees demand for any pur-
pose, and bills have been very scarce.
Extreme uncertainty regarding the future
course Of political affairs causes greater
staguaiion than ever in all branches OF
business. In the afternoon Of Wednesday
the surplus balance could not be lent a.
any price ut all. $780,. &
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Special Police Needed and APP
pointed at Washington.

WASHINGTON, January g. Twenty
residents Of the northeastern section Of
the city have been commissioned by the
Board Of Police, as special officers to per-
form police duty in that section for three
months. The gentlemen are among the
best citizens OF Capitol Hill.
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Nav YoAK, January ga special
from Harrisonburg, Va, says that Ell
finger, who wrecked Baltimore and
Ohio train killing two persons, has been
found guilty OF murder In the second de-
gree and sentenced to Is years ilnprison
ment tIIU
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HAVANA, January 3.-The liabilities
Of Palledo Rionde 4 Co, which were
previously EePssts6, kfe about two mil.
lion, gold.
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Killed His WIte.

Wet usooop, osr, January S.-Jas.
MeMullin, Of this place, brutally killed
his wife last evening with . club. Nc.
Mullin Is said To bs partially insane.
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U. y. Circuit Court.

MEMPHIS, January s.-Judge Baxter,
OF the q. s. Circuit Court, will hold
Court here the frat day In February,
continuing the term two weeka, and then
90 to Lonlsyille, Cleveland, Detroit, Cln-
einanti and Nashville, in the order named.
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ITALY.

ROME, January s.-The Pope is suffer.
ing from cold.
King Victor Emanuel gave audience
to-day TO NJ. Leon Gambetta.
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AsHwoRTH. Thursday evening, January
5, 1873, At i0k O'Clock, JAMES AfHWoEIu, at his
residence, aged % years and II nonthh
Funeral notice hereafter.
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BaNk NEWS.


AUGUSTA, Me, January 3.-The Saw
ings Banks Of the State have deposits to
the amount Of S25,092,s72, decrease Of
81 .G33 29S.
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weather Indications.
7 WAl DKPAlfhKNT,
WARRINGTON, D, C., Jan. Al 4. 4.

IRoBADttIIiKS.
For the Lower Lakes south and east
winds, colder, clady weather and possibly
snow or rain, with falling barometer.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fSlling
followed by rising barometer, colder yari-
able followed bynorthwest winds, cloudy
weather and rain or snow.
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yegsel nntl Grow Lost.

wELIp1KEr, MAS, January s.--The
schooner Addie P. Avery, OF New Haven,
came ashore at South Touro. The vessel
and crew were lost.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
Indications OF n Let Up In the
Contest.

BUCHAREST, January Seen. Cernat,
Commander Of the Ronmanian army, in
Bulgaria, has arrived here. Several otli-
or Roumanian Generals are also here.
Their presence argues cessation for the
lime, at least, Of active operations by the
Roumanian troops on the other side Of
the Danube.
A FreHT ON THE LAST DAY OF THE YEAR.
BoeAT, January S.-General Goorkes
fought severe battle on the 3lst Of De.
cember at Tashesan. The Russians lost
700 men In killed and wounded. The
Turks retreated at night fall toward So.
90, pursued by the cavalry. After halt
for rest and reorganization Gen. Goorkes
reanmed the advance ON Sofia.
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Simmer Howard, United States Dis.
trict Attorney Of Utah, has resigned.
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HE WAS PENrTENT AND THEY FoRGAvE
HIM.

BosroN,, January 3.-Mr. Sampson,
book.keeper and clerk Of the Lowell
Manufacturing corporation, confessed to
having lost about $4,000 Of ita money by
speculation. The company decline 10
prosecute him, "a he made a penitent
confession and promises to reimburse
them.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AssocIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY lNTELzIGRNoER
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uNsuCcEssRuL coNFERENoE.

ATHENs, January 3.-1ntelligence from
Crete states that two Turkish envoys had
conference with the Christian Chiefs,
but being unable to accept their proposal
the negotiations fell through.
BUCHAREST, January S.-The opening
Of communications between the Seryians
and the Russian army Of the yid, is very
important, Us the Latter. can draw supplies
from the former when required in conse.
quence Of interruption Of communica.
tions across the Danube. The river
is not yet frozen over and the flow
Of Ice is intermittent. Communication Is
carried on in adesultory way by the fiat
bottom boats. transporting a wagon and
several horses,
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Pittsburgh MarIset.

PiTrsDURGn, January 3.-Petroleum-
Crude 81 8lh at Parker's; refined 1870
Philadelphia delivery.
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MEN.

NEW ORLEANS, January S.-Cotfee su.
garand Molasses-Unchanged.
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known ~. NJ" the great Fripatetic
philosopher Of the age-the man who has
Travelled more, seen more, talked more,
and martyred more than saIaIhiel, the
Wandering Jew, or any Of the great peri.
patetics Of antiquity. He has been com.
ing to this city for the last fifteen years,
as he has to nearly all other cities and
towns Of the country accessible by rail.
roads and railroad passes. lie proposes
TO speak here next Tuesday night at the
Court House in the interest Of Truth. He
has at last succeeded in nshiiting aportion
Of the pressure that has rested on his
shoulders individually for the last fifteen
years on to President Hayes and the
whole body Of the people. The Presi.
dent had the sagacity to see that
~. n" should have reliet, and
therefore, alter receiving letter
from the philosopher Immediately after
his Inauguration, marking on! the course
to be pursued, proceeded to carry out its
suggestions by Withdrawing the troops
from Columbia State House. ~. Ma"
great idea now Ia that truth and justice
require that "honor and glory should be
me.ed out alike to the Federal and Con:
federate soldiers" in the shape of pen.
sions, inasmuch as they were "both right
and both wrong from each others stand
point, and the blood Of both was equally
necessary to accomplish the purposes Of
Providence in the freedom Of the colored
race. The shaggy -maned and wild.eyed
philosopher will therefore address him.
self to this issue at the Court House next
Tuesday night. We need only add that
the address will be worthy Of the man
and the theme.
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STOPPED REcEIyINa DEPOSITS.

GREAT FALL, N. H., January s.-The
Rollinsford Savings Bank, at Salmon
Falls, has given notice that no more de-
posits will be received for ak months,
but, from sales OF the most available
securities, will pay to all depositors, on
or before February 1st, % per cent on
their respective accounts, and, realizing
from the assets OF the bank as fast as con.
sistent with the best possible manage
ment, continue to reduce the debt due the
depositors. There are no heavy losses
or prospect OF any other than depression
OF the times. The bank has S750, 600 in
depotits.
HE WAS PENrrENT AND THEY FoRaAyE
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Pine Lumber, Sashing, Doors, &c

We are pleased to be able to say to our
many customers and the public generally,
that we are better prepared than ever before
10 supply the fall demand for everything in
our line. We have now stacked up in our
yards the largest stock OF pine lumber that
has ever been seen in Lexington, comprising
rough and dressed pine boards, OF every de-
sCripticn aud dimension, matched stun SHIN
giles. laths. doors. sA,he> and blinds-in fact,
everything to be found in y first class city
lumber yard. We have been especially for
tuulte. this year. In securing on our immense
stock special cut rates from Chicago, which,
taken in connection with our purchases be-
Ing made at extremely low figures, has cna-
ce.ientcdly lUw prices. We intend to give
the benefit of both these advantages 10 our
customers, and feel safe in defyIng ali COM
petition, either III this city or any OF the sur
rounding owns. We invite all persons
| needing lumber to call on Us before purcha,-
| Ing. and we promise them that they VIII
save money by 20 doing. In addition 10 the
articles mentioned above. We keep on hand
calyert'> celebrated paints, the best III the
world, which are mentioned elsewhere in
| this paper. II you have any idea OF building,
| call and rec Us YOU have no conception OF
how ch, apply You can buy material.
Very re>pt'ly, WILSON II BALLARD,
sll4tf Lexington, Mo.
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Money Collected at Mount Hebron
Church for Yellow Fever Suf-
ferers, Sunday. Sept. %.

Fred. Rulings, 81 90; joel II. Ewing. ST Op;
Mrs Mary Clemens. 81 Su; +. NJ. HARRISON,
10 cents, Press WnItsctt. ~ cents; Mrs. Mary
Ewing, ~ cents; Mrs. ". II. Ewing, 80 cents
J. y. WhI!sett. ~ crnt-;J. I Leach, - cents;
W. l.. Keith, 81 10: W. NJ. Whttsrtt 80 cents:
Rachel Fucker, - cents; Smith McCausiaud, -
cents: W. +. Bradley, 10 cents; II. runn, 80
cents: l.. G"rhy, - ccrfs: James I. Prathcr.
10 cents; Robert Ewing. ~ cents; j. l.. Skll.s.
81 80; Nelson Small, - cents; Dennis Burns,
- cents; Mrs. y. Il. Matthews. s. 90; Mrs.
A.tha Graham, - cents; Mrs. ". l.. Smith, -
cents; Mrs +. Whitsett, - cents; Snm'l Smith
:! 90; Isaac Iiuivcr, 81 TN: Miss S,c j. Keith
20 cents; George IIouX, 81 o.: Joseph Bailey,
5U cents; Mrs Lula Harrison, ~ cents; Miss
Lizzie iiarr.l-pn, ~ cents; i. NJ. wing ~
cents: Mr. Bette Ewing. ~ cents; Mrs. Hattie
ClIrkson - cents: Mason Fry, 80 cents; II. I.
living, - o.; 10. A. FrI'htr, 81 Vi {. l..
Ewing. - ID; James WAREHOUSE, 81 50;
I. II. EwinS, - cents. Total. s!i 20.
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THE CRADLE.

Born-ln Washington township, Lafayette
county, Mo, September, IL, To the vile OF Mr..
Eisca Ruc-a girl.
- In Sni.a-Bar township, Lafayette county.
Mo. sept. 9th, 10 the wife of MIR. Geo. kr.iger
i'll girl.
- In WaveIly, Lafayette county, Mo.
sept. 18th, 10 the wife OF Mr.. Hall Shindicr,
twins boys.
In Lexington township. Lafayette county,
Mo. TO the vile OF Captain }. Il. kIrtlcy-ag Iri
tn Washington Observation-Disclosures county
Mo, September -, to the wife of MIR. VIM. Nc
GinniS--a boy.
Near Tabo. Lafayette county Mo, Septem-
her lg, to the wife OF Mr.. Z. K. Andcrson-a
girl.
In Washington township, Lafayette county
Mo, september 70. to the wife OF Mr.. R"ber'
HJpkins-a girl.
-InWashIngton township. Lafayette county
No, september 70, to the wife OF AIR. Anderson
Stanley-, girl
In Sni-a-bar township. Lafayette county
Mo-, September IL, to the wife OF MIR. F. Z
Mcturmack-a hoy.
I'm Sni-a-Dar township, Lafayette county
Mo, recently to the wife OF MIR. William Bartlett
IA boy.