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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17
TALMAGEIN ENGLAND

The Rev. Dr. Taimsge preached and
lectured ten times during the past week.
on Tuesday he lectured at the Crystal
Palace. Suydenham. The trains from
London thither took down immense crowds,
and it was estimated that from 10000 to
10000 persons listened to, or at least saw,
the lecturer. On Wednesday and Sstur-
day DR.. Tslmsge lectured at Exeter Hall.
Lord Kintore presided, and many of the
nobility were present. During the week
the Brooklyn divire has addressed no less
than from 20 600 to $4,000 people.
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HON. THOMAS RYAN

Our representative from the Third Con
ere--ionsl District of X snass, Hon. Thomas
Ryan, is stopping At the Planters' House
for day or two. lie is here attending TO
business before an adjourned term of the
United States Circuit Court. Mr.. X repre-
sents the people of his district with honor
to his constituents and credit to himself
He is large-hearted aud liberal enough to
represent the whole State, and is always
welcome in our city, where he has hosts
of frienda
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rmER,O CRANDE TROUu.E.

Justice Miller, Of the L. :. Supreme
Court, sitting at Denver, rendered a decis-
ion yesterd4 y in The matter OF the famous
Rio Grande railroad case, dismissing the
receiver. This decision can be regarded ss
favorstle 10 the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad company and to their ultimate
possession Of the Rio Grandge road under
the lease. The sympsthies OF the people
are undoubtedly with the Santa Fe comps
ny. a. they are understood to have the cspi.
tai and are willing to extend the road n,
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The Excluded Honanartes

There is large family of Bonapartes
living in Rome-the grandchildren OF
Lncien B,nap Of whom are exclud-
ed from the line OF succession to,he French
Empire by the law disinheri,ipg the child
ren Of Lucien who incurred the revere ii-
pleasure Of hi- brother, the FIRST Emperor.
The oldest Of the family is Cardinal Lucien
Louis Bonapzrte, who lives very qniet
life in Rome, and il universally respected
for his piety and charity. His brother,
Prince Nspolson Charles, and his four
sisters, siI married 10 distinguished Italian
nobIemen. belong mostly 10 the Catholic
Conservative party.
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Liberal DRInLET NEEDED

The chronic bulletin about Mr. TiIden's
health is out again, freshened up with an
original touch this time A Southern Wis
itor says he found him 10 a first rate condi-
tion and capable of eating more lurch and
enjoying it more ihsn the average citizen.
He also noticed that Mr.. Tilden was very
anxious for the success Of Esipg in Ohio,
as he wishes the Democrats TO defeat the
Republicans in every fight. Ewing wishes
this anxiety would find expression in the
form of a Liberal driblet from the barrel.
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sT. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.

FLoUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT Active and higher; dec ined nj
close; 10 r-d Sy14 81 10 cash, according to
location: 99i2a9S July; gga97h August; No.
2, sS1. I9.5s ) ptember; No. red s5t4 se5k
cash.
CoRN-Quie: sissc bid cash and Aug; sJ5sC
ASK ed; Sept. "A.
OATs-EasIer at 30149391l cash; 3OIzc bio
July; 23sc Aug
Rye letter; i9jz bid cas-
wHIsKY-N IS.
PoRR-Quiet; s9 61%,
BULK MEATs-Sominal.
BACoS-ShOud-rs 81 l0ai l5 long clear s. p
sbor, c- ar 3 CT; shot rib So 3Ut95 ~ =; lattei
sales. Aug s. 10.
IARD-No MAJ ket
BUrrEK-Dull; creamery l5a17c; choice
dairy Bale.
EGGs-Dull at 79l2c; candled 6, cash.
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ro,,H,p, ASo NEW MeNICO

We outii-h 40 sno,her column a letter
kiahly fIroi-h-i by Mr. Ell. Fenlon, who
has iu-, rerurne from a tcur through Colo
rsio aud NeS Mexico. Il will be read
with more than ordinary interes: as it con-
,s:ns good deal Of information regarding
old LeavenworlhianF, who hsve gone to
Ieslville to make (and some have made
their fortune, besides being valuable FOL
other knowledge regarding the rich region
AR. Fenlon has Just visited.
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THE YELLOW FEVER SCARE.

There seems to have been much more
fright than yellow fever, at Memphis, and
the major portion of the epidemic was con-
fined to those sens ational dispatches sent
out by special newspaper correspondents,
who were esger for something which would
create stir. No one denies the fact that
the yellow fever killed at least one perAon,
and probsbly more, at Memphis few days
ago, but there is no excuse tor the wild and
ghoetly prognostics,ions sent out froth the
unfortunate city. 1t is the opinion of tbose
better informed upon The subject of yellow
fever, that there will be no epidemic this
year, and that while there may possibly be
q few cases, they viii be confined to the To-
calities where they occur. The sanitary
regulations in the South are very strict
nov and the danger of the re-occurrence OF
such devastating, sweeping epidemic, Is
hardly 70 be apprehended.
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Nct the Choice Of the People.

II FIFI -QuIE ! 81 iIIuFN- tPPFaI
We do not b iievs Mr. Hendricks stands
much chance Gfthe Democratic nomin alton;
but We are very cure that the Democrats
and Conservatives of this part of the world
would greatly prefer to see Mr.. Hendricks
chosen for the honor than Mr.. TIldep.
Causes that operated with effect three years
ago may again make Mr.. Tiden the csndi-
date of the party, but he ia TO, the choice
OF the people, as everybody ought to know,
and it is even doubtful whether the masses
can be got TO vote for him with snything
like the solidity which distinguished the
party front in the last election.
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A Thousand Dollar petticOat.

sirce the close of the wsr a certsin drug
gisl in this city, of Southern proclivities,
h.s had in his possession a curiously
wrought pe:ticoat of dark grey material,
quilted in cords of from one half to three
quarters OF an inch in thickness and as
close as they could lie eide by side This
garment WA ooce worth over 81 900 and OF
since 9uinire hss been put upon the free
lisi, it would probably bring less than the
lstter amount
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las Vegas, New Mexico, June 23, 1879.
trip via Trinidad to this place, during
which We crossed the mountain to the famous
switch bsck-a wonderful engineering con-
trivance having grade Of $50 feet to the
mile. The new tunnel ia nearly completed.
when done, crossing the range by the
switch will be avoided.
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uc GLOwER-S REPORT.

They are having a good deal of fun with
Mr.. Clover, vino recently set himself to
work to unesTth frauds in the Treasury
Department The gTest trouble was that
when Mr. Glover put in his hook to draw
out fraud he Usually brought Democrat
with it.
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A GOOD PLAN.

Any ybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating IN stocks by the 1.-TWO DnerrinR
Rules fOr success" in hessrs- Lawrence "
Co. new circular The combination method,
" hich this firm has made 81 successful, ell
able- people with large or small means Ia
reap all the benefits of largest capital and
bel skill. Thousands Of orders in various
sums are pooled into one vast amount and
CO. operated = mighty whole, thus securing
to e. ch shareholder all the advantages of the
Iarse-t operator. Immense profits are di-
vI'ied monthly. Any amount, from g To
s5 UJ. or more, can be used successfully. y.
Bgptisf Weekly. eeptember 2bth, 1877, say :,
by the combination system ELS would make
81, or per cent So pays $3.50, or per cent;
slOJ makes 81 ,ODl, OF 10 per cent. on the sock.
during.the m nth, according To the market"
Frank Lesie's HtLstrdted NeIrspdper, June
18th: "1he combination method Of opera
ting stOrks IL the most successful ever
adopted" Mem YOTk Ia6epcadeHf, sept i2th:
"The combination system IL founded upon
correct business principles, and no person
need be without an income while u Is kept
working by M-ssrs- Lawrence 20. BROOK
fyn Journal, April 2sth: .'Our editor m-de
net profit Of slOl. ) rom so in one of Mes-rs.
Lawrence & Co.'S comDin tions." New cir-
cuiar (malied freej explains everything,
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied Lawrence Co, Bankers,
81 Exchange Place, " Y
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a Model Police Force.

The new York police bravely msintsin
their reputation for eccentricity. Iester
day a woman took a rocket-book from 4
Chinamsn the Chinsman tried to get it
away from her; a crowd gathered and some
one fired pistol and wounded All Sing in
the face. The woman with the pocket
book and the msn who fired the pistol both
walked away. All Sing was arrested.
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The Scoundrel's skeleton

IIsIHCOII I.NtU.J JUurHHI.I
The body of Stephen d. Richards, the
man executed at Minden on April 26, Wa
e1humed few dsys after the execution
and lis sk.i Teton nnw ornaments the office
Of DR.. Dalrsmple, in that town. 1t is said
to be one of the fioest skeletons ever wired
together. Richsrds' last request was that
his body should not be given to the doctors
but it il perfectly right that his wish should
not De granted. His skeleton is too vslus
bic 10 q to waste.
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New YORK PRODUCE MARkE1

NBW honAs July 40.
PORK-Firmer; new mess % 50S9 81.
BEkF-Unchanged
CUT MrAIs-stesdy; long clear m.ddles
S. i2L; short clear IS IS.
LARD-Firmer; prime steam 81 I2Hs i7%.
BUTTRR-Western la ISL
CHEEsE-Western 3dtLc.
WHrsKY-Duil aI s, U14 bid: 81 CsH asked
FLOUR Steady snd In fair demand: super
nne western state 81 75d4 l5 common To goot
81 1Da4 90; good to choice ~ 6Ja6 50: white
wheat extra 81 15a5 25; st. LouIs 81 IoaS 80.
WHEA'-Quiet; No. aspiring e5'.dsSc: un
graded red 81 l6d Is; No. 3 do 81 l3al ~
No amber 81 Isal 2011s;; unxraded white 81 4
81 II.
RYE-Firm: western t6 d66xc.
BARLEY Dull and nominal.
CokN-Weak; uugraded Isa45L; round
yellow 5llsG55c; No. white S &c.
OA .s-Firmer. mixed western Sssii; Whit
do s0ai2c.
t0FYEE-F1rm.
SU6AR-Quiet, hut firmer.
MOLAssEs-Dull and unchanged.
RICE-Fsir demand and firm.
EGGs-Dull; Western l0SI3Hc.
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THAT HPiRlrUAL WEDDING.

What the Philadelphia "Mind and
Natter has to Say About It-Un-
truthful and Deeeiving spirits.
The Philadelphia Mind and Maer. refer
ring to the Pierce-Eaton spiritual wedding,
Published in The TINES, says:
We have received q copy of the LEAvES-
WORTH WEEKLY TINES, in which is nearly
four columns of matter relating to . sub
ject which is designated BY the head lines
Marvellous Manifestations. A Spiritual
Wedding. Marriage Of . lady who died
thirty years ago To . gentleman Who had
been 6ead twenty five wears, &c, &c. In
various shapes and With such slurring en-
bellishments - each writer chose to attach
to the affair, accounts have been going the
rounds OF the secular press. The accounts
OF it which appeared in the LEAvENwoKTH
TINEs seem to embrace all the essential
f.cts in the case, and in the light Of those
facts We propo~e TO state frankly the i'm
preston they leave upon our mind.
We very we'll know that our views of the
sqair will cause rs to forfeit the kindly
feeling Of thoee immediately concerned in II,
but We would be unworthy Of the position
We hold q IN independent SpEitualist
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Diving Bellies.


The bellies at the various Watering place.
would contribute to the amusement and
happiness Of the dear ones at home bv
sending back photograph. of Themselves
just a. they emerged from their first dip
We know they looked lovely.
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Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK MONEY Market.
NsW YoRK, July Is.

NsW YoRK, July l5.
2xas% per cent.
PRIME NKRCANrILE fAPE1-3$4%.
srkRLuN9-B. 3 heavy; so days $50
sight s7ja.
CoUPoHs -1ss1, n O4ss; new SIS, 81 OS7s: new
th1s, regist'd, 81 061. si 6; coupons "a O5ts
&C; new As, registered 02; sales cout ON;
02 al G21k; currency ia .
GOvEkNNENTB->trony.
RAILROAD sECU IrIEs Es-Irregular.
STATE SHCURIrIEs-Dull.
STOCK sPrCULATIoNs-The market to-
day was increased IN vaiueness. but ths
tone OF market unsettled. Granger aDt
coal shares and trunk line stocks were strong
especially grangers which advanced 1la6;
per cent, with q reaction at the close of 1sa1.
pei cent. The rest of the list was weak.
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The "Drovers' Journal" reports;
Ho6s - Receipts 1900; shipments 400
packers out Of market "A few mixed shipping
-oid at ~ 30d3 20; light, strong AID acti' e.
s. 9td4 %; choice heavy, quiet and strong at
81 SsaI 10
CAIrLE-Receipts 3 80: shipments l 6i0
choice native, strong; export cattle - 9Dc5 D
go q to choice shipping ~ 30s4 rs; butchers.
many lie tower: Texan cows & ljd2 10; steers
8 61a:i 25; western -attie 81 ~
SHEEP-Active and stronger 81 Os5 20.
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S1lrrklr dimes
THURSDAY JULY l.. 1879.
NI-EH HlAED.

Military fairs are strangely mixed In
Furope. While the English are raiding
on the Z1lus in Africa the Chinese are
raidiug on The Russians st the kuldi,
frontier
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lie Might Get a Little Damn

Captain Boypton thinks "a man can go
over Nisgara Fall- without injury" He
might get little damp, and be considered
damp fool after it was done; still he
nigh, go. Boynton has our consent to try
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KANsAs CIrY, Mo-, Jul

KANeA9 CITY, 40.s July ID,
Tho "IndicatOr" reports
WHKAr-Receipts. 2',IaSs; shipments, 500
bushels in store li6 223 bushels; hrmer and
higher; No. 2, SIC bid; No. 8, sc; No.
4, s91+.
COKN-Receipts IA; shipments 3. SSs; In
store So, 626 bushels; the market Was more
active; No. mix,d at 8isa3OlAc; No. 2
white mixed 353zc bid
OATs-No. 2 27c bid; SOC asked.
RYE-Nom,nai.
BARLEY Nominal.
BUrrEK-Choice firmer at liGl3c; store
packed at a6ec.
GKEASE-2z.
EGGs-Receipts large and market dull at 6
a7c.
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4 Sort OF a ShiftIe.s reIIow

1T. Louis Times-Jou-naLI
The Tultan Of Zsuzibsr is billed to visit
Europe next summer. We don't zee how
Queen Victoria Can have him loafirg about
her premises. When he's At home be
doesn't wear anything bu, pair of cotton
gloves and ping hat He is q veIy shift
less fellow, indeed.
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ST. LOUIS. July ID.
Hoes Strong and &c higher; Workers IN
Bsltimores IS 70; good heavy shipping& s. 5la
3 So; rouzh IS 0os3 IS; receipts 200; ship
ments 500.
CATrLE~-low and shade of.gOOd tOcho'c"
heavy shidpIn9 steers 4 410a+ g;light do ~ VI
al e. grasset natives 81 SCAT 25; grassed Tex
ans 81 Seas 25: do indians 81 80 az #;Colorsdos
s. 5nai IS; Receipts -; shipments ! 80.
SHEEP-Low-r and in fair demand. Fair
tn choice " 50s3 30. Receipts 800; shipments
80.
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Must First Catch the Patriotism

The Democratic papers of the state are
as usual, appealing to "the patriotism of
the PhiladeIphia Democracy to keep its
quarrels out of the State Convention" To
make en- appesl of This kind eff. ctive il
will be necessary frat to cs,ch the patriot
i.m OF the Philsdrlphia Democracy.
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Got Ala He Can Garry
New York Tribune.

There is talk of bringing Glover before
Congrs.a in December for contempt iof
publishing papers which belong ON the
files of q committee Of the Houee, having
virtually stolen them for that purpose. 1t
isn't worth While. Glover has all the con-
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COLLINS
vol1AIc ELECTRIC
PLhsTERS
Electricity and Healing BaIsans
Instant Relief from Pain
and SOr enoSS.

Instantly and mysteriously the eIectrics
forces generated by this wonderful plaster act
upon the nervous system, banishing Pain
and Weakness, rousing the dormant Muscles
into new life, stimuiaIi ing the Liver and lid
neys, curing Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious
Coiic, Cramps and Pains
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Weak
Spine, Weak and SOre Lungs, Coughs ant
Affections, Weak stomach and Bowels, Agu.
and Liver Pains, Enlarged Spleen, Female
Weakness, Shooting Pains through the I0ins
and Back, Lack Of strength and Activity.
Nervous, Muscular and spinal Affections re-
lieNed and cured when every other plaster
Imminent, lotion and electrical appliance
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lthicsgo Tribune
The Confsde: ate congres.men having
gone home, the yellow fever is requested to
delay its operations no longer.
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.

NULL Course of Study in Ancient and
u MoierD Languages Law and Normal
departments now established. Music by
competent instructor
Full session opens september 10Th.
For any desired Information, address.
JAMES MARVIN. Chancellor,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Thirty thousand acres of choice lands In
Anderson, WOOsison and Coffey counties, for
sale on very reasonable terms Address
W. HAUGfAWOl 4,
Land Agent, NeOsho Falls Kansas.
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PRICE 25 CENTS.

BE careful to call for COLLINS VoLTAIc
ELECTRIC PLAsERs, and Insist upon having
wnat you are willing To pay for. sold by all
nrrsr ffSfS
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x. G. LIVE STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS UIrY, No, July Is.
The GJpdtcotnrv % ropovts.

CArrLk-Receipts Lao; shipments tss;
market weak and sluggish; native shipping
= eers averaging 1917 pounds SO d at u 10;
native stOekers and feeders s. 1913 IS; Ia
tive cows q 1892 Sd; ~intered Texas steers
s2 3sn2 s..
HoGs-Receipts so; shipments 6s; market
fairly active and steS ranged from y tOa
8 s. with the bulk NJ 81 jDtaS SIS.
SHEEP-Receipts lO5; shipments none
NO sales to day
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CoRN-Dull. weak and lower; 3fiSc cash
and July: 80. August; 367s bid sept
OATS-Dull. weak and lower. SD54 cash and
Ju v; E1s August; 261s sept.
RYE-eteadv al Sic
BARLEY-Steady at 70c.
PRovIsIOSS-steadva and firm.
Pork s. u cash; IS Gltz6Ss 10 August; g ~
as IS sept.
LARD-s5 81 cash; s. S. asked August; s. 3,
bid September.
WHIsKY-Easier at 81 n5.
BULK MEATS Inactive and lower: Shoul
ders g 81: short rib, 81 40; short clear, u 20.
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4 Frafernal Sentiment.

tempt he can stsgger under nov. Let him
subslde,
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a xOMADIc L.AVEswOarHl

shame from the oppres,ar and maligner o
h is brother.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, July Is.

FLOUR-Steady and firm.
WHEAT-Winter active, firm and higher
No l spring 81 Oi cash. 81 03 July: 81 d2 Aug
Spring active, but weak, lower and unsettled
No 9 spring cash 81 90; july .9l2c asked
August s754c; September s61sc No. sprin
90d9lc; rejected 1oc.
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CENTRAL nRAXCM MAILS.
1hse osns b b suae trouble in The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-11

place. We spoke not o word OF sorrow,
our time being limited, as the enemy was
not far distant, and advancing with gigan.
tic strides. We thought as we followed
his narrow bed and smoothed down his
lonely pillow with n canteen, that the foe
and the stranger would tread over his
grave and we far away on the billow; but
not too far, however, as the enemy
outnumbered US about seven to one.
Lightly they'll talk Of the spirit
that Is gone, and wonder where they
can get another flask filled with
the same, and DER his cold ashes upbraid
him, knowing, VI course, that he Is In no
condition to defend himself; but little
he'll rock II they let him sleep on In o
grave where q Briton has laid him, and
not bother him to get up and take q burial
permit, or ask him 10 pay ground rent.
We wish here to correct the impression
that slowly and sally we laid him from
the field Of his fame fresh and CORY. We
did no such thing, The corpse was washed
and put In good shape, and We defy any
man TO show that there wRsa drop Of gore
about him. II Is true that we carved not
q line and we raised not a stone, because
there was no stone mason handy who
would do the job at reasonable figures.
About this time We heard the distant and
random gun that tho foe was sullenly
firing, so We adjourned the funeral, left
the deceased alone in his glory, and made
ourselves scarce In that vicinity.-CinciH. ]
natl Enquirer.
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SeM nnrIal of Sir John Moore.

Not drum was heard, because tho
drummer was not feeling very well and
asked to be excused, not a funeral note Of
any kind, as his corso to the ramparts
we hurried; not a singly solitary son.ot.a.
gun Of soldier discharged his farewell
shot DER the grave where tho remains Of
the late Mr.. Moore were deposited. The
farewell shot business was omitted on &C.
count OF the great scarcity Of ammunition.
We buried him darkly at tue deado night,
and did the best Job We could under the
circumstances. We could not borrow, beg,
or steal a pick or shovel In the entire
noighborhood, and were obliged to turn
the sods with our bayonets, which, by the
way, was tho first thing that had
been turned by said bayonets since we
had been drafted. We did this all
by the struggling moonbeams' misty light,
and the lantern dimly burning, with lust
about half enough oil In 1t, and strip OF
an old flannel unlershirt for wick. Few
and shortwere the prayers We said, the
chaplain being home on q furlough, and
' no one within forty miles to take hIs
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sArURDAYs EXPORTS 70 EUROPE.

Increased Quantity OF Grain. Flour and
Dairy Products fog Foreign Markets.
n. Y. Bulletin of yesterday.
The five trans.Atlar tic steamers which
cleared from this port on Saturday for DIES.
tinations in Europe took out full carSoes
ofproduce and manufactured goods, which
in the aggregate footed up to liberal pro-
portions. There was an apparent increase
in the shipments Of breadstuffs and dairy
products, compared with the previous
week, the quantities Of flour and cheese
being much beyond the average.
The live stock trade was also represent.
ed, there being 1871 head Of horned cattle
and q holses on board the London
steamer; while in the different refrigera.
tor rooms there were slowed away 200
tons and 2 600 quarters fresh beef, togeth.
er with 400 carcasses sheep. OF manufaCt-
ured goods, there was Considerable ma.
chinery aboard and also 200 bales Comes.
tic dry goods, The shipments OF some
principal items were in all: ~, 900 bush
grain, 20,S00 boxes cheese, $500 do bacon.
5000 pkgs butter, 5000 bbls aud 1880
sacks flour. The cargoes In detail were
chiefly rs follows:
Britannia, for Liverpool: $4,000 boxes
cheese, $500 do bacon, 2,l0O pkgs butter,
500 bbls oysters, 1850 do apples, 1000
cases canned goods, 800 kegs and l50 tcs
pork, 80 les beef, so bales cotton, 200 do
hops, 80 tons leather, $50 bags clover seed,
200 tons fresh meat.
Holland, for London: 5000 bushels
grain, 1850 bxs bacon, 3,40O bxs cheese,
200 ties beef, 70 bbls provisions, 1000
pkgs starch, 40 ties tobacco, IS bales hops,
100 bags clover seed, 200 bales domestics,
loo bbls and $3.50 sacks flour, $50 bbls
apples, q horses, ISL nd cattle, SO tons
fresh meat.
Ethiopia, for Glasgow: $4,000 bushels
grain, 400 bxs bacon, $500 bxs cheese,
1000 bbls and 1000 sacks flour, 2,lO0
pkgs butter, 490 ties beef, 40 bbls lard oil,
1000 Qrs fresh beef aud 400 carcasses
sheep.
Cornwall, for Bristol: 5000 Blu wheat
1000 bxs cheese, 1000 pkgs butter, COO
bxs bacon, 500 bbls sugar, 400 do -four,
100 ties beef, IS bbls fish oil, 400 cases can.
ned goods, 100 racks lard, 25 case school
States, 20 tons leather and 200 tons ma
chinery.
Weser. for Bremen: $1,000 bush corn,
1850 bxs bacon, l,4O0 pkgs butter, 200
bxs cheese, 500 ties lard, $50 ties hams 100
bbls pork, so bbls sugar, rs do beef, 200
bags clover seed, 1903 bales cotton, 40 cases
tobacco, 1000 sides leather, l25 bales furs
and so tons sundries.
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