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The City OF Keyser, Mineral CO., W. Va,
stilI Lives, Notwlthstanding the Re
noval ofthe n. n. shops 10 Piedmont.
Letter from our AOund,rllle Correspondent, on .
rsit'o &sy'ef. grl r.-i... :. adH,

D's's" @sSsss'' iri l.aai ~ y ."'H|
,,,,,,,,,., a., KEYsEg,, December %.
Editors Intelligeneer; '...... ........
I l am 10 Keyser again, after an absence
Of one year, and | thought ! would drop
yop, q line 70. let you know the impression
produced upon my mind in again behold
ing thelittle city among the mountains.
Knowing that sincemy last visit the Rail-
road Company had removed the works to
Piedmont imagined that Keyser would
now appear apparently dead in business
point Of view, but I find this far from be-
ing the case. True, things look rather
desolate around the railroad shops and
buildings, but otherwise business seems
brisk and Keyser seems much the same
that It did one year ago.,.f ,,t
One OF the business men told me to-day
that he had done d larger business this
fall and winter than for years before.
This does not look as though Keyser
would die for some time yet. A large and
rich country from New Greek Valley, part
Of Patterson Greek Valley and away up
In Hardy county send their trade to this
point. Confidence is being restored, and
as business: :brightensit will be all the bet.
ter for the people Of keyser, for they will
learn TO depend upon themselves and not
on the railroad company. 1t Is the gen
e-al impression here, though, that the
shops will soon be returned, for the ex-
pense OF removing the building will be 30
great that the company will not incur 1t.
This Ia the view OF the matter taken AT
Keyser. AT Piedmont no doubt differ
ent one is taken. i4.' r s5}a+ I'D
Iiihaye had the pleasure Of meeting
MeBsrs. lCarskadon, Barrick, Price, Clay
ton, Hoke, Adams and others, oil seeming
10 the very best Of health and spirits.
Judge Hoke has left the editorial chair,
and il following his profession, while the
lsLtlIo is ably edited by T. r. Hague. Mr..
VandiyeE 6tilfedits the Tfib,nie.
| find that for some time past good
sloiRhing has been enjoyed here, and even
now the country roads are good. To-day
has been, very pleasant, not at all like
Monday and Tuesday at Moundsville and
wheeling. ~ %.
I The public schools OF keyser are this
wear t1nderthe supervisionl OF Prof F. P.
HeSkett graduate Of the Fairmont Nor:
NAL School, and native OF the State OF
Ohio. Heisably assisted by four female
teachers, and from oil l hear the schools
highly spoken Of. IJE<H
fhe Mineral county Teachers Institute
Is now In session and win continue until
the close Of next week. Nearly every
teaehersin' the county is present and the
exercises thus far have been very interest
log and promise 10 he still more 40 FROM
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The!coai,Pool.

ldNEw YoRr, Decembere The Board Of
Control Of the Coal Corporation met TO.
day, but as the Lehigh operators and the
Lehigh Valley Coal Company were un-
represented, ,tbe Boardresolyed that twas
utterly useless to make, any arrangement
for the management Of the trade without
their operation, and;adjourned sine die.
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The Military Discussion In Central
{ America.

sAx Fa.xcrsco, December 27.TPassen-
gers BY the steamer Granada, Just arrived
from Panama and way ports, report that
as the Granada was leaving Mazatlan
bound North, news was received Of .
battle between the forces Of the clerical
Chief lorna and national troops under
Guadalaiara. LORNA with his Indians
had captured the town Of Lepie, in the
name OF the clerical party, and they
held high5carniyal for a few days.
HeSalso held the eroad leading from Lepie
to the seaport Of San Bias. On the
advance OF Escudero, LORNA marched out
10 meet him, but was totally deieated anu anu
eiVity .VIt : we're Immediately hanged. The
balance of those captured claiming to have
been ,forcedinto the rebel service were a.
lowed 10 go to their homes.
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PhiIadelphia Wool.

PmLAprLrHIA, December wool-Dull
with light supply; Ohio Pennsylvania and
West Virginia TX and above, 3IaS6c; y 34A
35c; med. SlaSGc; coare 30a3lc; n. y,
Mich, Ind. and western fine 36a40G; combing,
unwashed 25a27c; Canada colnbing 3Ga39c:
fine unwashed 9ia23c; coarse and medium
nnYnshed 22n21c. --L.l----L -L-- ---L-- ---L--- y
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Is1NS Ixlil,st is7g. Shfll3E m

CINClNNATI, DecemDeF FsI.-SupeFlhIehd'
ent scarlett, Of Dm's Mercantile Agency,
having jurisdiction in S7countles Of South
ern Ohio, and 80 counties In Indiana aud
Kentucky, in an interview regarding com.
mereialr trade of this, district, makes the
following istatement::W During the last
quarter Of last'year tlierewereg gOS failures
aggregate liabilities, S4,000,0OO. During
the corresponding quarter Of this year, q
iailntes; liabilities, 81 ,400, 900, two OF these
failures being Herman 4 Co., and Adae &
Co. liabilities, 81, 100000.
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IxAsNrCn rs Secretary Sherman. has
heen baLgered night and day for a year
pasl by the unloly and unpatriotic Democ:
nCy, in order to battle his honest efforts
10 bring the country to specie payments,
Wearc not surprised to read in Washing
ton special to Yesterdays Cincinnati En-.
qtirr the following emphatic and someI
what prOiane remark from his Secretary
ship; aaT.,l,
"Tlle correspondent OF the Enquirer
cSlled upon the Secretary Of the Treasury
this morning, and called his attention to
lie fact that the statements concerning
the First National Bank Of New York, and
his alleged connection Herewith, were ut.
lacting universal attention, aud added
that the Enquirer would cheerfully publish
any explanation or statement he might
have to make. 500 -Hlr4H i"s tIDLh 'l7.
THE Secretary replied with good deal
~ iervor, that he did not care a damn Tor
The First National Bank. ly'lrl T.
The correspondent reminded him that
that might bG all so, but that there was
nevertheless Il good deal of talk about u,
d,lat when his reply was sent to the
House in answer 10 kelley's first resolu'
uon, a good many people attached but
little Importance To It, and that the mover
d the resolution had got q water-haul Tor
hs.pains; but Judge Kelley, Mr., Hewitt
aadothers, after examination, thought 1t
significant, and OF great importance.
=, The Secretary replied that Kelley and
iteEitt misunderstood the whole matter,
sad added that the latter had been called
Narcount for his statements by the bnsi,,
Eess men Of New York, who had exposed
we ialIaCy Of his position. The Secretary
&a Ne hal been only pursuing the course
Which had been pursued by his predeces+
SN. No iavOritism was shown in any
direction. The circulars issued by the
Department invited all National Banks e
.some 3yome agents OF the government and q
INV only about seventy had responded
renee II would not SCENT that any special
ii'niNcements were offered OF special priv
NsEes granted. The First National Banl
VI New York was the most active Of tht
asehts for the disposal Of the bonds. i
IL selected by the Syndicate, and not b.
%e treasury, as the medium OF paymen
to, inscriptions for fifty million Of bond
"t Teianling purposes" ,,s gsygm
The profanity Of the Secretary, a as aboy
,N0Fdr', should he charged up the pe
@cc'acy, and no doubt It win be. Ethe
,%ls or else the same recording angel tina
dotted out uneIe T6bys Indignant 'ou,
Sp'' will in like manner drop q tear o.
saeFmnn,s expletivc. The Democrac
nave made let and sworn an oath tha
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hungary.

,K.yo k,ltsERas LoosiSd SfrER raaSc,s
aoisyH % ,Glla'JosRPH. 81 iG ,EiFia'1
. PEsrH, December27. lRumors have been
current OF attempts on thelife .ofs Francis
Joseph, The police are guarding the
Crown Prince are spending the Christmas
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GERMASY.
BlsLNAlRck'sr srARlrf sYsrEx,

BERLIN, December, 27.-The Proviheiul
Correspondence repfoduces Bismarck,s lot.
ter. relating to the tariff revision, and
remarks that should the system recon-
mended therein secure Q revenue trom
some articles proportiohately as, that de.
rived, by England and America, ltherewill
be nothing TO prevent q numberof articles
being taxed when taxation found burden
some. The proposed tariff will also be i'd
vantageous in negotiating treaties Of cont
merce, as Germany can obtain concessions
in4neturn for the relinqdishment Of duties!
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). EAST LrsKnrY, December 27.-oAfrLE-Rs.
ceipts to-day $50 head OF through and 20l head
OF local; total for four days 2,366 head OF
through and ! l.lse head Of local. None sell.
Ing to-day; all shipping through in first
hands. Feeling not good for next week.
Hoes-Receipts to-day 5,ll5 head !, total for
four days ID, 800 head. Workers So s0a2 90;
Philadeiphias q 9Oa3 90. ltla .aita. ta,
,snEEGReceipts to-day 100 head; total for
four days $500 head. Market over for the
week closed firm at yesterdays quotations.
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Petroleum Market.

PlrrssunoH, December 27.-PEraolrux =
Quiet; crude firiner, at u is nj Parhers for
immediate INN shipmen' refined s1te' Philalel,
LosDos, December g7l- Petnlenm-Re.
fned 93tal0d, M t.l., spFlE ID 4dI. .H.,.r
., XSTvfArr 15s December 27.,- pr1nOEErrN-
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WELL. informed Washington correspon.
dents unite in the opinion-thatthe talkin
regard to General Grants becoming can
dirlate for third term should not be con-
silcred as Of triaing significance; that on
the contrary, the movement has been
gaining strength, and particularly in,the
South. When it is considered probable
that the Ex.Prcsidcnt may receive in the
convention the united vote Of the South
rrn delegations, and that this would leave
him but about ninety votes to receive from
the North in order. TO render nomina-
ton certain, It is seen that the conjectures
III regard to Grants political future are
made on good grounds. .--TY.fE 4UJI
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NEw ORLEANS, December q -Cofiee-Actlye,
firm and higher; Rio cargoes ordinary 10
prime l5ai611c, gold. Sugar-ln good de-
inand ut fall prices; inferior to good common
4Ifa45lc; common to good common 4Jsa5Isc;
a2Sc; centrifugal l9a26c. Rice-Dull; IOuiSI-
ann ordinary 10 choice s. 5AaGLIc. mn L.L---
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a smart Btrinkage In Steamboat Values.
.sCNorSSArr, December 2G-one hun
dred shares Of one thousand dollars each
in the Cincinnati and Louisville mail line
Of the Ohio river packets were sold at auc-
ton to-day for one hundred and fifteen
dollars per share.
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yuicide or an Austrian Consul.

/. SEy .oRLsAsss December 27.-Heimer
Bader, Austrian Consuland large cotton
buyer, committed suicide by drowning in
the riyerj cause unknown body recover
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Mysterious Loss or q Clearing" House
w ,.i,.I Pocket Hook 1iTr,ll-tst
sNEw YoRE; December 27.-The Import:
ers and Traders Bank messenger while on
his way TO the clearing house, between
1880 aud lLo'cloekS this Iafternoon, lost a
pocket book which contained an exchange
with the clearing house. The particulars
as narrated by Mr.. Perkins, cashier, are
that the regular messenger being absent
this man, who had been in the employ Of
the bank l2 years, was called on to carry
the exchanges TO the clearing house, cor
ner Pine and Nassau streets. He put the
pocket book under his coat, but not inside
the coat pocket and left the hank accom-
panied blythe special Sotiicefofl that insti-
tuition. The messenger states that he felt
the packageas he was passing the Astor
House, but when he got to the clearing
house it was gone The officers story cor
roborates that OF the messenger, and be
further states that he saw no suspicious
person near. Theb book contained clearing
house certificates amounting to Sl60, 900,
gold certificates Sio,9O0; S6,775 in cur
rency and S87 in gold. All except the
clearing house certificates can be used, 30
the actual loss Is about $4,000. The bank
offers 5000, reward for the recovery OF
the funds. Superintendent Walling said
he was strongly Of the opinion that the
pocket book was lost and not stolen.
Cashier Perkins expressed the same,beliei.
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TolAda.

ToLEDo, December q. - wheat-Q Quiet:
amber Michigan spotolISe; No. red winter,
spotand January 95 Nc; February 08,ze; west.
ern amber a3ISe. Corn-Quist; new No. I.
Sc; new lake shore 3isic. 0ats-Dull; No, 9,
?3c, Hos,-Dull at IS o5 for all weights,
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TIE Country should not come to specie
payments, Just like the man who made q
bet and swore ani oath ttias bis fellow hod-
ycarriercould no. carry Lhimup To- the top OF
the building inhis hodT As the latterneared
thetop with hisload the former began to
kick and surge in;order TO keep his pipcky
and perseyerins fellow troE winning his
bet even though the loss Of It might in
yolye his own safety. The hodman; how
ever, held faststo thehandle and got his
man up, but not without expressing him
self quite freely in regard to the meanness
otany fellow who would conduct him
self in that way. In like manner poor
Sherman has been carrying the treasury
hod on 'hislishonlder for many. weary
days, and no doubt he feels pretty sore,
especiallytas thatthe Democracy
have added all they could 70 'his load, and
tried to kick over his hod, and hence like
good old Moses at the rock OF Horeb; he
has given way to his feelings.
- tn z. ~=----rf-s n u - /.
, GTHEI leading objections on the part Of
several Of the nail manufacturers to the
pool project were these: First, 1t took
their business out Of their own control
and, placed il inthe hands Of o board,
witch they contend Is illegitimate; and,
second, it limited their production; and
third, It separated them. from their, indi-
yidual customers and established patron;
Sse; and, fourth, It would play into the
hands Of the Eastern nail association by
an adjustment OF the relative
cost OF production. They contend that
nails are likely to be in active
demand hisspring, and that therefore the
present price, land possibly an advanced
will sustain itself; that the pool simply
inures to the benefit Of weak and dragging
concerns st the expense OF the healthier
ones and healthy trade; that the way to
make nails Is to make them as cheap as
you can, and without reference to other
and sell as many OF them
as the market vii, takelatS q fair price,
the price TO rise or fall with gen.
eral prices, and also allowing 1t to carry
withis hpor down, the price oflabor and
all other elements Of cost.
This, the anti.pool men contend, isthe
only natural, and, in the end, the only re-
liable and paying, principle on which to
run tlie nail business ior any other bust
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y[l0E43ilIaTZ YIIAG DLIIguaU bl!f

head was cut open with a hatchet and q
small wound; apparently made with q
knife, was found under his ear. Great ex-
citeuient prevails: - - 9iA e''i' ''ll '7
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CHICAGO, December q. THE Droyers' Jour.
nal reports -, ........-.. t..lzyt,ts,E,.,..
Hods Receipts $500 head. Market dull
and lower; choice heavy y 7oa2 50; light e oo
a: B5; mixed - 40a2 65. .IlyI IAGl 1il F;
CATrLE-Receipts $500 head: shipments
1850 head. Market steady on choice shipping
at n 50a5 25; medium grades dull and easy
at $3 50a4 90; stockers In good demand at - 40
az 90; butchers slow; Texans at 50 90.
=SHEEr- Receipts 1900 head; shipments 500.
Market stronger at 50 50aI 90. I.d !l4 -..s
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FideIIty Deposit nanIl Robbery,

- CHICAGO, December 27;-It Is ASCERTAIN.
ed this morning that q. s, Blake, who
robbed the special deposit vault OF the
Fidelity Deposit Bank, took S, 900 chiefly
inbonds! i0fdthis amount $500 has been
recovered. - The officers, expect TO get
more. = Il IL 4 III -.l..-M m -
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ST.. LOrfs, December 27.-Hogs-steady;
light shipping % 25a2 50; packing g 50a2 65;
butehers TO fancy q 66a275. Receipts 5,0I6
head shipments $50 head. MI HifFTrlH
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FoR convenience in large transactions,
the Treasury will issue, after January LIST,
5000 and $4,000 notes. The smaller
notes will be ornamented with a portraitof
President Madison, and the larger one
will, that OF General Jackson. These
notes will answer the purpose Of gold
certificates. AS they are made necessary
nv the changes incident to the resumption
Of specic payments, It was well. enough 10
pnt Madison and Jackson upon them.
Both those statesmen were friendly to
honest money. 'A -'.' "a 10 'A''i 80 w.
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ARGHANISrAS.


LAHORE, December 27.-Yakoob Kahn,
son OF the Ameer Of Afghanistan, has come
into Jellalabad. This is regarded as
equivalent TO submission to the British
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YoRx, December 7.-MoSEY--Actiye
at 4a6 per cent, closing at4. Prime mercan'
tile paper 4a6 per cent The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed q, 10000. Customs receipts
1850 600. Clearings $i,00O,00O Sterling Ex-
change, bankers bills steady nj A82I4 sight
exchange on New York 4.S19i. Dry goods
imports for the week $O05, 900,
GoLD-Par. Carrying rates none. Borrow.
ing rates flat aud ]. .I' .nH HH
MISUNDERSTANDING. ID I'D L---. y,
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(YHARLEs =. DWIGHT,
= fnIIi.is iII1'i a'otIGf
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

u prepared 10 make careful and complete
analyses Of lron Ores, Limestonea, Mineral
Waters, ele. iI7IT
l.iIoEATolY, Con. 2irn AND CHAplIsr Sra.
Jas WHEELING, ". va,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND
ENGLAND sA Us MORE. 1.

I.oxpoy, December IA dispatch from
Cape Town, dated the 10th, says: : II i
stated on good authority that Sir Bartlett
Freres, In a communication 70 the Zulu
King demands the disbandment Of the
Zulu army, the cession OF 81 Lucia Bay
and the reception Of the British resident
The message had not reached the King
at the time Of the telegram. War Is
considered imminent 20 .,,, 80, ,'Gts1 ..Yt
,',.T,i GESRRAL, GRANT AT prllls. iiinS !
Ex-President Grant, accompanied by
Minister Welsh and GOVERNOR Noyes, will
arrive at Dublin on hethird OF January.
7-''' IL ,-I-l-+G- 5-.,5T Il sI.,gI /
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Fifin,
STATE B0Sps-Quiet. !

SrocKs-The market was fraction higher
IN early dealings, as compared with Yesterdays
made an exceptional advance OF lltc During
the afternoon coal shares were heavily pressed
for sale and declined from Y TO l9Ec.', After.
the announcement that u meeting OF the coal
producers had resulted In the ahan, ,lnntpent Of
the combination, owing 70. the altS.,iire from
the meeting OF the Iehigli Valley t'Impany,
large blocks Of IAckAwanna were fhr6Wn on
the market and stock sold down fh!nI I2S to
AK. but recovered fraction In the iinal
dealings. ..nl!l 4
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
900 Lackawanua & Western, 1000 New Jersey
Central, 1900 Morris & Essex, 1900 Cleveland,
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T,l New address for the news.
,,y.oithe IxrELlIgEScERhes been written
hy Mr. Vim. Leighton, We need not say
Tint the boys are under great obligaionsto
Mr. Leighton. They have become very sp.
nrecia,iye readers OF his poetry Of late, and
when they grow up we have no doubt that
thew will all perpetuate his memory by
,br possession Of full set Of his works in
,heirlibraries. They will all join usin wish
iny him very happy New Year. I w |
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lIspTsrnIaL xoTEs..

THE first steel rails ever made south OF
the Ohio river were rolled on Monday at
the Roane Mill in Chattanooga, ,..H
BUSINESS at the Fall River, Mass, iron
works is very active, and full force Of
handsois employed. n Contracts for two
months ahead have already been taken.
In the rolling mills Of Pennsylvania
there are 2,lS7 pudding furnaces, and in
the rolling mills Of the whole country
thetetare !, 4,4es. Itwillbe seem therefore,
that Pennsylvania has about as many as
all the rest OF the country.
AT Chicago, two, hundred and fifteen
messengers and five teams were employed
by the, American District Telegraph Com
pany delivering Christmas packages, and
theirstelephone exchange answered up
ward OF seven thousand five hundred calls
on the "a h. "a
,GgRfais shfsicssc concerning the rail:
road freight traffic on Boston lines are
good evidence OF better times for the in
dustries Of New England. The figures
represent the total tonnage Of the railroads
named, that is, the number Of tons Of
freight noyedtS NC st one 'pPpilsf ,2,,,HO&,.tq, u,
Boston and Albany $4,000 2.os0e Ooe
Flehbary. 90 SSo ;o'ossSSSS y 'as SSs
kss 4oif and New EsS,nd sSisSS isa;
THE following are the street car rates Of
fare in some Of the leading cities: y.
New York, 8 and cents cash fare.
Boston, 5 and 9 cents cash fare; ticket
rate, s cents! o. ~. i. Z, u. ~, -.-
Baltimore, cents; ticket rate, 5cents.
New Orleans, 6, cents; no ticket rate.
Memphis, 10 cents; ticket rate, ct cents.
st. Louis, cents; ticket rate, 5 cents. 1;
San Francisco, l0hcents ticket teo6i
Chicago, centi; ticket rate, a cents!
Indianapolis, 5 cents.
Louisville, cents, ..ia...
Buffalo, 8 cents; ticket rate 5 cents. =,
Rochester 8 and 8 cents; ticket rate, =!
cents. " -a... w.
Cleveland, 5 and cents; ticket rate, 4
'qs S6lsiSSas, Sf@s cents ticket rate q lsie
cenfs.j!Ol dilliSlI1u Ndi'i eU4.
Wheeling, 6 cents: tickets, 5.
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pR, HAYS, President oftwashinston
College, has detached Himself from active
Jnty, and his place will be lllled by DR..
Brownson and Rev. W.. Hamilton IT
seems that II takes two men to all his
place. Meanwhile he may go sintothe
tailroad business for awhile, possibly rs
general agent for the extension ,,of the
Pittsburgh Southern. ~. =. !. .,
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ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS.

For Additional Telegraph See Fourth pog,