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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
The APPEAL has received the following let
ter from New York.

The APPEAL has received the following let
ter from New York:
Ed. APPEAL: To a limited number of pa
pers send monthly letter free, with mention
Of our business house FIRST class only in
each. Ny letters are bright and much liked
Would you care for correspondence
Yours etc.
These people are the literary Gratis of an
honorable profession. They are ncapacitated
for any sort of literary work and write letters
for nothing, depending on the putting of some
dry goods house or photograph gallery. for a
few dollars, or if they cannot get money, they
take it out in trade. The letters which ema-
nate from their pens are the dreariest mass of
rubbish that can be sprawled on paper and at
the end, the gushing mention of the milliner's
opening, or the forid description of the
furnishing store, is all that the writer seems
70 have taken any special pains with. These
guerrilla correspondents frequently employ
ed by papers who think it good investment,
because they get their services for nothing
There are several journals in Nevada and Cali
fornia who have turned over their columns to
these cheeky advertising mediums, instead of
hiring some writer who makes profession Of
Newspaper correspondence. The editors Of
newspapers who themselves earn their bread
with the pen should protect their own profess
sion, instead of encouraging incompstsncy and
gratuitous working, in field which should
only be made TO yield to the efforts of intelli-
gence and experience.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

THE failure of the hop crop need not bother
beer drinkers. The St. Louis and Chicago
brewers, with an almost prophetic foresight
anticipated the failure of the hop crop years
ago and began to manufacture beer of distill-
cry slops and old boottops ground up to give
itbody. Bser drinkers owe these men debt
OF gratitude which only an undertaken can
fully appreciate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
Or. r. j. WHITE

OsSicss On King street, mt rear OF Wills
DrusEstOTs.
~ Residence st the Arlington House, Room No TO-
Calls promptly stsendsd, night or DAY.
Carson, september 10, 1S!l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

An English physician says that ladis, who
impair their constitutions with strong coffee
have a mania for acting the parts of persecu.
ted saints.
Thus does the light of science pour its
searching rays into the very souls OF the gen.
tier sex. How often do we notice that real
pious woman is only bilious, and the intensely
good are simply in the last stages Of dyspep
sia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

Cheyenne, November 24.-D. J. Mccain,
found guilty of disposing of government prop
erty while he was United States Indian con-
tractor, was on Saturday sentenced by the
United States District Judge to year and a
half imprisonment in the penitsntiary, to pay
cost of suit and fine of 81 900, and to replace
the property stolen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
DEB.

In Carson City, November 49, 1873 Aaron Wells native
of Kentucky, in the 10th year OF his age.
The funeral will take place to-day, November 25th,
the residence Of William Smiley, Carson street
Fifty Avenue Friends and aequaintAnces arc invited
In attAnd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

A rival of certain prominent lawyer sought
to humiliate him publicly by saying: "You
BACKED my fathers boots once" Eyes, re-
piled the lawyer, unabashed, "and | did it
we'll" And because of his habit of doing
even mean things we'll, be rose to greater.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

Of land, with dwelling house, barn and sheds,
good ice house (hoda At least three tonsve adapted
for milk ranch Stables and al sds enough - accom- NO
date hundred cows cut from seventy nve to one
hundred tons Of hay also vegetable grounds also OTTER
fer sale from 500 500 bead Of g6ed Aga ewes grade
ts 81 to 1915 together with thre. fun bioodsa buckle
from imported stock For price and partsu,rs INQUIRE OF
nv16-R &. T. SWIFT Warn SPRING.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25

ooREE6 PRoeTGa SFRKEn
yJyKIs HaTAELIUMENT HAVING BEEN
rebuilt and Ye1itted sipes the fire, ecn&aEs the
Of side boards be found in the city where
will avays be found tie bert ap-reyed and named Wines
and Liquors, and the finest brands u CsrrS. fine MI
lizard Table and Grub in connection with the house;
Give u a call
ie / GIBSON 4 IDEALLY, Proprie:crs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-25
FOR SALE.

a FINE BLACK WALNUT OFFICE Desk
IA finished in oil ska s&ze with ok drawers snd
fST further particulars inquire s. this ose
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-19
TRY IT?
Te.rt Book Uniformity.
RESULT WHERE BOOKS HAVE TO
STAND ON THEIR OWN MERIT.

AT a Convention of School Directors, of
Centre County, held a Bellefonte, Decem-
Der 26, 1878, pursuant to the call of II.
Meyer Esq, County Superintendent, for
the purpose of considering the propriety
Of taking measures to secure a uniformity
of the textbooks used in the schools of
said county, the following action was
taken, over fifty directors being present
and nearly all the district in the county
being represented:
COPY OF MINUTES.
Upon motion of G.. p. Stonerod, of Snow
Shoe township, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS: Great expense and waste are
frequently incurred by the present and con-
nstatly changing variety of textbooks used in
the common schools of Centre county, there
fore, be it
Res0k0ed, BY the representative directors
here in session, that system of textbooks,
suitable, complete and uniform, be adopted in
accordance with the laws of the State,
throughout the county.
Upon motion of j. G.. p. Jones, the follow
ing plan was adopted with but one dissenting
vote, to carry into effect the following pre-
amble and resolutions:
FIRST. TN@ various publishing houses to
send samples of their books to each school
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-19
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY

y
The attention of Directors is called to
Section LXII of the School Laws, which
requires every School Board in the State
o adopt series of Textbooks every.
year, during vacation, which books, and
no others, can be used during the ensuing
school year. This is intended to fix q
uniform course of study for the school OF
each district.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed Committee to count the vote on
county uniformity of Textbooks in Cen
tre county, respectfully report that
they have carefully performed such duty
and that the foregoing is correct can
vass of the same. ~
SAMUEL FRANCK,
JARED HARPER.
w. c. HEINLE,
Committee appointed by the County
Superintendent to canvass the votes
BELLEFONTE. Pa, June %, 1879.
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e. =. KENT.
Nov. II. Agent.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-19

board in the county FOR examination and to
submit Herewith the lowest exchange, intr
ductory and wholesale prices, and the length
of time they will guarantee to furnish them
at said price.
Second. No agent ofany publishing house
to be permitted to do any work in the county,
to be either general or local agent, beyond
sending his books and terms as above stated.
Any house or agent violating this under
standing, their books to be counted Ou of the
contest.
Third. The several school boards of the
county. after examination of the variouR
books which may have been submitted, to
hold meeting at which each director shall
make out list of the books which he prefers
to have adopted in the county, and Sc d it to
Henry Meyer, Esq, County Superin n dent,
Rebersburg, Pa, prior to the first day of
June, 1879, who shall make IL
several statements so sent, and the books up
on the various branches having the ighest
number of votes or preference shall be the
series recommended for county uniformity.
The County Superintendent, after having
made the above canvaos as above, to send the
result of the same to each of the papers in the
county for publication.
w. c. HEINLE, Chairman.
J. G. z. JONES, Secretary.
The following is the result of the votes
of the Directors of Centre county, Pa, on
the uniformity of Textbooks in said
county, with the number ofvotes cast fro
each book, under the foregoing plan and
resolutions:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OTFICE NF THE DAILY DEM0CRAT.
Friday Evening. December 2G. lFip-
DArLv MARKET REVIEW.

wnnntiee n better feeling and more hopeful
rona prevailing In buRinesH circles. hnned on the
urraprs,tr uf IA Increased buaincas movement
early In January.
Money ia IN moro general rolueHt from AL
hranehee Of trade "a well IN tho cotton aud
sugar iEtnreatH.
Foreign and TamcHtic Exchange arc steady.
Hfacka exhibit llt,la animation. but arc we'll
maintained FOR iavotita shareH.
State Eonaola and Premium bonds arc lower.
Cotton Ia Urn, hare. with aelera holding OH
for kilograms from Liverpool and New foth 80
Monday. The increase IN thu reeoipta thuH fnr
fhie yanr at thia port II 2a7,a,a halea. and At 81
oexts 400 las The Htock Mt thia port Ia ~ nos
bales lepa than laat Year. aud nj AL ports n .ooa
more.
Sugar In ilrm and IN fair rodnont. Tho re-
ceiptn thwa far this yenr amount to about tho
Same az laat year. while tho stock under the
nheda II now e6go hogHheade. against daH2 last
year
Molaraea II IN fair reuueHt and steady. Tho
receipts thus far thin year are about 4ono harroa
ia@s than laat year. whilo tho Rtock under the
sheds In now esaa barrels. against t1,nTs lnat
year.
Rise Ia nuiet and unchanged.
Flour II Hrmnr,
PROVISIONS aro stronE.
Groceries aud country products show loa1
animation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
sILyER CERTIFICATES.

The New York Wall street Journal. ~ nrrcm-
her 40. eaya:
Tho following copy nf Il loi'nr from the rash
Tor Of tho ChnRa National Bank If thia ell y to
the Gun.rnllst af The Currency, aakiuE him
nome pertinent uHnaiipna III reference stlv'r
certificates and tho UantIoller reply tho."to /.
OrrIcE CHAM NATIONAL NANN.
Now York. DoCamhn u. tHip.
Sit Arc silver rnrtinrncn V al tendat2
Dan thoy DO counted II our reserve
Very respectfully,
To Tho Hon, ] ] kuuue Controller Of tho uut
reuuy. Washington. r. y.
81 Your lotter &c Tho nfIneuth lnatant n ro
cciynh and IN roplr to your inuuIriea hay" I"
Say
Tho only lcgal tender quality That ailror
cartileaioa have II that thay arc receivable for
cuatuna tasoR anu MI ruhl. auca. (Aeo u ot
tho not of GnnsreRe paaned February aR. tsIf z
There n No authority If law fnr t-pnn' inE
ailvar narttGirataa part of tho lawfnl NOR "
ranorvn which national hanka ore rqnirnd 10
hold Vary roRprn fully q ! kNDA
Controller " tho Eurrnnrf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
AMOUNT AND VALUE or TEIIH YEARS
CROPS
Tho OhIcaeo TrIhuna ii noooz. hnr . a..yr

Tho Chicago Tribune Of DnooE Dor y at.yE,
Tho following table hRa hnen rafofnt.v nrn-
pared at the Agricultural hnuar' mont f-s3m tho
ontimatcd aud reported nrnp ret urnH for tho
aa,,aOn just oloaad and Rlnwa tln amount af
the aoveral ataplee ranod rnfsed In ~" whole
United Rinou. together with tho amount pro
ducnd In tho rinr 'dinG year. III" wv uaE nrn
not tho quoted nriona In market. bat
the vaiuoa 10 produontr- II will w
eoon That Tho total inrroase Of vnlu"
Of tho AGRICULTURAL predictions far III" past
Ronann IA COMPARED with tile valHnr ~ tho pro-
coiiue year. Ia nearly tlE6.nm.ton Tho a TIA.
tic!nn Of tho Agricultural Department II gather
Ing material Upnn which H. haRn u ear full rntl
mate Of the total increase IN valvea during the
year Just oloning- Ihin will inolndn tho in
rtaanod Value Of real oEtato aud Or mining
properly. Rn EXPRESSES The opiuion. htapi
upon material a'tnniY gathered. .ha | Will nat
fall annw ono thauaa4d million dollnra Tho
following Ii the IMllln Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27

rlieRt'on for II speedy hearing. That " ra'eea
viinl question rs 60 the currency IN raiefehHe
% which NIL commercial trnnHaoN9na In, lns
United States ARE neeaaaarily made, aud III.
yoivra tho whole auhjart 81 tho cong Tesa tonal
power to maintain The logAl tender quality q
tho United States treaaurY notnH In timn 81
paaco II In assumed In thia aprli alton that
the uuaetion involved "a an open nne ~ tbia
court, aud that itH determination Will c"lnrietn.
The adjudication On tho anhlact 81 the pnWn 2 -
Canrraaa In reference ~ thn isaun If tieaRury
notna under the changed alHta Of national at
fnira ainna tho alnan W. tho war, and ther"f"tn.
moi embraced In tho docietnn NJ ingal 'ahaa re-
nnrtrd IN ~ Wallace At to gal Unuuanl cub
rnit that Tho motion ahoud 10 allowed and the
CAGE cot down for some day ut tho uFesent tei NJ,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
NEW ORl.EANs MARK ET.

Tho movement IN cotton rettirtod to-
day by the indis .toaitian Of fHctora 10 90 on
until further advieon reoeivod from Now
Y rk and Liverpool after Tho ChriRtlnra hoIi-
days. Onlyn limited hua!t.c,m WIZ. ,lnnn Tho
HRi"a vcro principally for arent nltnIn nnd
tho Gontinor / with tcnrcoly anything for Tho
North. Az usual III hla aoRaon Of Tho yoar liz.
ernl aunpiioa II tho lower coitona nro coming
III. Int 81 a eleanor and hettcr atyln Ttnra
# priron he y aon tho intrrior md desirable
uuHlitloH nlao continuna Il widen
Tho Cotton Exchange reports miles 10 tIny
$500 haInr including after ~. m yesterday
Marker firm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
THE Currency QUESTION,
The following Is from the Boston Post Of D

The following Is from the Boston Post OF De
esmbsr %:
a motion was submitted BY Senator Edmunds
In the Supreme Court of the United States at
Washington. this alter DON, to advance upon
the docket the case Of Augustus ID. Juillard Vs.
Thomas Gre ntnau. which now stands nun.
Der ITS. This ia a test ease brought In order Cd
obtain the eIihton Of be supreme Court IS "a
the validity OF he set OF Congress of May 81,
ISTs. forhiadiag further retirement OF the SO
called United States legal tender notes and re-
curing them d. he RI. sued and kept in circu-
lafion after the Resumption, The motion to adj
vance is mad und.r the provisions of rule
% oil the Supreme Court and counsel urgs In its
support that the case is one SO special and Pc
Cnliar In Its circumstances g. to justify this ap
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
THE BANK or LAFAYETTE

The stockholders Of the Faux Of Lafayette
resolved at their meeting to-day to continue the
liquidation ot the affairs Of the bank for three
months more. TO give timeto its debtors to set
tie. Under the shle management Of the liou!-
aators. Eessrs. Thos A. Adams. s. Hopkins
Jr.. s. Aston and Fred. Eye. the bank has paid
all Its creditors, including It's depositors and
bids fair to pay so ething to its stock holders,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
COTTON ErTIIREa

The New Orleans Stock Exchange resolved
fo-day % admit cotton brokers to their cotton
future boards.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
CnMrAHIHaN wtrll la3R.
FsNANs Hal

oiT quotations ~ fol 'ya rui domestic mar
kets dfe from HE cloanlg tei, Jrdtrg.
NEW nRrEANE CLEARING HnuHr
This week 81 aal ora ~ s o4.t nI6 ~
Lnat week ~ uSl NY - G4t iSa ii
This weok lat year II 2n5. oyi Oh 100 GAG u
Tux MONEY MAEKEr EAhit tn moro unima-
ton
Exceptional commercial pnpnr 4 niin'ni ftss
" cont. Al do aDp. collateral npna .UDA; All
mortgage s@0 snroud graan montreal
New foHK Money rat A. n cont.
LONDON Bank Of England rate. ConRols
FARMS Rantna
AMERICAN aoIn California Te0q cnnt liz
rnuHt: ttaht weight 9iGppnr muttlttni5 i cont
discount.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule At asess.t. trade
inhtrA at@9h, American hnly and uuhrtcra
% ss@n,oN Builion in London 10 7-I6l Iloia fine
81 ia ounce.
FonEIaN COINS In currency Fly,- frame
pteot@ Ao'V a. twenty franc pnoo4 81 n %
sovrroigns ~ 1904 -. ton ihllnr nj noe, 81 Gna
n sranish d4ublaona $lh 1T u . rtrin tioub
loot.s slh 3bN0-. Moxean dauhlo ann 81 $50
NJ sNiean twenty pnaua poea ala lh Dtg a. hluttl
gold aoo per pnHba. q rulan twonty
mHrka 81 e@di II.
STERLING steady Hnro commercial l. As
matsn hfnk ISL Nav York comutrcltl
il iipr4s a. bank 4Sl6Gnu u
FRANCS Steady. Hrn commercial aroh.27t.
bank Az. nj Now York commercial
2ae96 ~. bank 2gta 15.'a94
NEW YORK S1GHr HIT hnr Tor camm0rciaI
Jomtnolenl ~ bt"J5 discount per 3lnnO Bank
and hhnk"r# checking rnte ~ ~ Der 600.
STATE CoNsotS AND PREMIUM noNps mAEKET At
TliE NEW rKLEANA sroeh EXCHANGE.
State ConRnla Premium BDnds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
FINANCIAL ann COMMERCIAL NEWS.

State C0NSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
The following comparative lowest and high
est sales Of ata Gonsols and Premium Bonds
Indicates The course of thu market:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
RIVER NEWS.
DvYIOE NEW ORLEANH DHMoDnAT.
Saturday December n. 1879.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
soc murine column.
Departures.
q, M,,rv Henry Teto L. J clay, j. NJ. White.
I1orthA. So u.
Dmly photographic rauort Of tho 1taFe oil Wht0T
nj various points. WIN 'tth2oe. IN 'ne ~ houss
ending yesterday at , y. III;
V'1s AhnVn l0w frt... -
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bunch. Dates 6 "a It, Currantr. exc Y ib.
New prunna io'se. dttrnl,s 2ne Y IL. Almonds
DO Bragil puta 40. Filbnrt4 ial4o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
STAKE of tsas River
h. ',',.,, -" Change.


| shtiot"' Eo"f Innb. Foot. Inch.
| % IA
s ~ .In9,,,nti . 90 ID n
Qnninnani ''''.,'... IA a
| InninEiie -''-.t''''ti' 10 IN
Menp N n q
NAhhyltl9* Il. .'t'' d q n
| sNnW orleatleet'''ss.' - II
Iltshnrg 800 n o
| Shreveport ...,ts..t'.. i,
st. honi7 ,.,'-..''''...''. M q q
YtckehUiR, =. !, -, -, ,'t - teta gAboya
sEnlow h'Rh w aoate Ny ,ise iIndInntaa fall
Tho Weather yeatFrdaY Wns worry cnid.
Luminous. in tho way Of thipmehta. WINS hoe
Tho Hartha, for tho AtehafalaEa WINS among
: thn dapaI tntoa yeRierdnv tnpt Trouedaie won't
ont in command. J. L Hal olerk,
The Fnuehon arrived y'aterlng and Will res
turn Tuoeday nj ndvnttleed. ,
Tho Yur lenvoa T. day TOR tho Afehainiayas
W ~ H,,rtron IN command Thno .topiu clerk.
Tho !, wei arrived yratsrdhy from He'd river.
The Ohm n"r aud Rllyer CITY wore quo ilHt
night The InwnI returns tod ut . M. but
far points higher thhn Grand E"orn. Capt
Gina rrualow commands. Mr.. I'll Burke will be
f,,uul IN char n Of h0 offiNA,
Tho Alive, CIV had to turn buck from the
FnIa Thara wasn't Wntar enough Tor her TO
MN nvnr
Tho Frank Pargoud din't leave yesterday.
IIer ne 81 move T. annoyance
Tho hIinslaaiupt valley RECONSIDERATION Conn
tS u, 10 ,hs ngHn, ia bls aity v have Two
low H. iata md tfnlr com I,leHout of hargss from
f. Lania on hand to-day. Tho John nppold,
Gar O. L Koudall both viii return thia p. m,
Ihn aan, Ghae, II. T"npkinR. ~" y Leo IN
command !, wing Ut tho h"na !. 81 unTto m
nli lnnaiurH the Arkanpna river through To
rlnc fluT md Rid Fork.
Tho EreHt katch' arrived rtaiotday morning
will GppI haloa cotton ma Alf anGks cotton ased.
Ilor gaatda w"ro fully rig tneht oIenr 81 th9
pHtffnr one If EDr elm M tlnpt f,nahorR con-
" 4" /" bring no, tn. UGH with whit sh had.
E,.f, - L. trx
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
nEnElrra AT INTERIOR TowNa.

Iiee.pts. Hhipm'ta Rtonkn
,-hia voob ,...... pppih 81 hla AT 7nh
,Thia weak laat voar B4pg, ri 9Ge 2s4 elG
NEW YORK COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
OF COTTON FoH THE WEEK ENDING
tHhI ~
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l7tr ,natfc g1otatl,ne ~ H,o fof'omou ,aat-
hrfs isstr TIC p'l"icRale prtre8. and patpHld
fyrora inh Infa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
pOuT4rlC rI,4

n" toWrhna wero rnratvni dny from Now
York or Liverpool On rccoun ~ tbs Chrlat MIA
holitte hat tho foil 6wlnK W IL tho milton Of
tho mas kr ~ tha a sn On "Wednesday M aas.a
Men ! In SroT8 fh"ra uHfr uHl1 3murieoh
boi halh-. dai4varai ou contract Uno l. % Tho
tsAtktt Wlsncd dall Hnd otnsrd atctlAv nj rras-
q ~ closing uuoiHtipns Ordinary - 10 10 q ,oi
olltnn y II y ~. SGT" TOD Orotlncy II Is 49,
Low MiddinE i . lie Uililn1 Uplanl 49,.
AIIdiithE ornana t4aAc. Md MIdditaK ToAl4
I1har
:, NEW YORK FuTuhEa Ouonod hHr " Rtondy
"Wednesday. rnl 4 bnr"lY at"tay ~ noon, nnl
,ieAh Iui1 ani eoaly. with B4tot II ~ 900
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sFHs RIG "a IL,
cow W lIsss'EAI..

Nominal
| snwuEu,,r.I
/ l7n naife quotations - N,o fof'omo.G aa,--
| Lrfs ui5satr Htc te'n'ieaaie pr,co4. ari oatarlt
fvr05ra inh Ltia.l
LaAr TouAao stock anlo ahou aEo hhlr
| Sow lnee a,sosasra v III. medium Atatso gt"f
and auo 4'sGD4stn low leaf sUba.o medium i -
7'.op o"d aud 1no7 '.@u.t',,to o,,6ion. p@rn,.
III nno odn mt'h n,m4 nnDa1n
mon no"nl t,SoI55 E,ight n,Yv - md ~,
\ asaa ~ ,5Inrb ,u,an, ,stn,n. NJ ss,.tta u.
- =, ''A :, Nv, w., W :, " tL'',a' :"
nnyv ~ hlnnk a4ag4ln Tnnrva,vlra n".nraI lnnf
aln a.. Nj. ! ~ oy,ra fnnsy e1mo5r'
| ,n,,,,I,,. ,,,,t.,,,,,.r,,
| L0llHiaNA PRODUCES.
! NHaAn In fair t"quo and et"ady. Inferior
4@b'sc. common h.atss1. good common g. %
60 i"ir '"Hpf's" good lair 6 &C., fully "if
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State CnnaoIa. Premium Bonds
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An Eyentful Life.

The Smyrna Times says, that Gener-
al Charles Everett died at the residence
of his son Chas. D. Everett near that
town on Saturday last, 3rd inst. in the
GSth year of his age. He had been liv-
ing in this community not quite year,
and being in infrm health was not per
soually known to a great many of our
citizens. His decease ends the career
of a most eventful life. His public life
commenced in the Mormon war at Nau-
VOC, H., nearly 40 years ago, and he
was severely wounded in that strife by
the discharge of several buck shot in
his breast. He also took an active part
in the war between this country and
Mexico few years later. When the
late civil war broke out he was living
in Washington, D. G. He entered the
Federal army as a captain, and came
out a Brigadier- General by Brevet. He
fought under Generals Baker, Williams
and Butler and was severely wounded
at the battle of Port Hudson, receiving
two shots in his leg, one ofthem break
ing it. After recovering, he went back
in the army and remained two years, or
until the volunteers were mustered out.
After the close of the war he received
the appointment of Chief Examiner in
the Patent Office, which position he
held for seven years and until disabled
bv an attack of paralysis, which final,
" terminated his life. He came to the
vicinity of Smyrna with his family
from Camden, N. j., last summer. His
remains we're Inferred OH Tuesday, at
st. Peters p. +. Cemetery, near that
town.