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, 1879-01-10

Yesterday" said a gentleman 10 Nssns re.
porter. "rcsutnpston hegan. BY tue war, wc'vc
learned enutet1,fng about tnonnr IN this eonnt.y
during ilIc mast twenty ycats. remember 1851
with Its Wildcat hanks ind rs 1encrall7 crazy
eystcm Of banking, Banks wcfc established In
G,tt.nf.way plners hns bark Taper was plenty.
Thu lnte Andrew W'iIeon had a bank at NasIi-
ytr, In the rIlds Ut Druwn County. more ttlnn
twenty m,!rt. arrp%s h.ita md the yaggedcht
roads, from any railway. One Day NJ; wii;1n
casually learned that larrc amount Of his bills
lad ,ccn EDln!cd mp N Cincinnati. and tprpet-
harcer wnnId two0p down On hin In few HAYS
Tor roin. TIE time WIS loo brief tt allow him
to prt ur1d or t'tscr, n1 he was in great tr'ubic:
Ihr tirrat'ti visitor nppeatat nt The bank, and
a. the same time ',nppy thought cutnc to The
baMker. l.cnv1nu his clerk to cslRagc tho attan-
rer, he rushed out, went up Il fight Of back
ata.rs into the ofIlt Of tho t,nly notary tn tho
town. aud. finding that funttIolarv OUT, he
rockctetf tho nusnrial Ac6l snd walked oil. lio
then boldly refueed nRyncur, aud ttlc stranger
topk tie paper nut to ind notary and usnko
the proper protest. No seal. and With this In
portnnt astncftnpnt to tho reedrd !eVn} rcd tapo
absent, nothing cou1d be done. as It would fc.
quiro ut least q week 10 rou.,1anfcate With In.
dEanapos and replace tho lost tca!. Sc ihe
carpct.baR1er atnb!cd oil, aud Mr.. Wilson
arslled himself oi tho respite To put h!s atlal1s
In nfx1Nf.f
, 1879-01-10

son,o time uCo there iire!, gentleman ot IN
t.,eut haA!ts Ia sussex, WHO ttsade IL u Lusaess
IN tho wIutcr-srason to yIsis lila friends txten-
siyo1y. Alter wearing out h!s welcome II, his
!mnctlIate yicln!ty, hu thought nc wonl1 v!sis
m o1l Quaker friend, son,e twenty miles away,
who lad becu an old sc!noui.fc!ow VI h!s On
hta arrival he was cordially rcccive'l by the
Quaker. lie thinking his vlttos hatl taken l!uch
mains to eo,ue 10 far to eeu lin. llr trcatcd h's
ircud with great attc9t,n1' and poftettess fos
several lnys, aud aa ho did not sce any s'gna IT
IIIs lpuy!uR. he bccatne uneasy, but he tore II
witt, pntiatca tn the morning Ut tho eighth day,
@siy frirna, im afraid thcu Will ncrer visit
son, yes, I SHALL" fas'l tho visitor. ~ ha7c
enjoyed iny ylalt yeiy much. | shall ccrtalnly
come agatu."
"Ha,," said tho Quaker, II think thee will
mover visit fus aKafn." .-...
aWlat makcs you think will never como
aKani't asked the visitor.
"If tbco ducs ncscr lsayc," sslil tho QuakcE,
"huw ca,1kt thee eoiue aKatnf'
Tke YjAlkpr lett.
, 1879-01-10


A greedy n,othes--A yoraetons NAV.
Just a. tho elbows bout. the Awlg's Inclined.
A friend Of educatlon-Tho free-knuwlcdge-
1T.
Feathers arc used this rear to trim everything
cxeep. hotel pillows.
II criminals arc to be believed, none Of them
eyer had ~ huneGt Colytcttotl-
"Not LOST" said tho man who bet On the
wrong horse, "but Eona behtnl."
When man gets bald iu Couralo they ssy
his hcad haa got above tha timber line.
Tho Chinese hayo sure way OF removing
dan1ruN. They do 1t With tack.p'ane.
Why not u,aka spectac!cs Ut n.leal Thon \
man can get lhs tstnElass cheaper II Ill ever.
Why arc free lunch tlen1s good indicators Of
the weather! Because theY ar1 barrootn-E tcss.
A knight ergant Of ille nineteenth century,
Running to yet q pitcher of beer before bed-
Iulc.
Meney makes the .narcga, steam tuakes tho
cargo, aud tic sight Ut tno credltos nskss the
mango.
course, it hapteus to bc attached to mn!n's
bind leg,
Constituency. thou art a jswel, i" - tho cna-
dldate remarked To ths convention tnat nolnl.
| uated htn,.
Tho Washington fspi'a,, which is author't,
| w 4i1AHb R45k I uCGb0 ~ - q E0&aAFkL04 ~
Don't give 1t q w4ey.''
Its no wonder tho ivy clin9s 10 tightly to the
rocky wall. 1t probably makcs holts " ctmb
I by. It has ten drills, you remember.
Mary. Jano (resding. from newapapcr}-
"WhHs's The uaeaning ot snauasaus,' Ihon.ass'
Thomas-t.L Lor., Maty, what the uss d asstiug
| mel a.R't chemist."
When young man has learned 10 consume
cigarettes III ~ artiatic lnanuer " plectiux tus
1ulokv through bis uoatriis, life ii no luu0es .
barren ilealts, but - real as bar Vt soap.
Tutos-"Coms now. Nr. h, give u,e fam!l-
lar example VI !iogarth's Itno to gravc.. Can't
| you thluG Of III Its 4 curved article that you
see every day." Mr. h. (dc.petately>-"A-
| \ prctxel.''
When Bfobha stopped 1t tbs Aasnts desk
| 10 AK, ''ii1w much Tho fare l.f''
Il" told bis ~eEatsftaY tEteoaa that b
Vas going an 10 Paris.
| But now returned, whens'c hia friends
ExciaiI, ''Nhat DID you scar
ur tells them ali 10 taw uau did
/ ''whtn Wa4 iu ra'rss.'
During dcnso 10. u Mississippl steamboat
took la,dtn:. Traveller. anxious ~ 70 ahc4l.
, 1879-01-10

$H4 tffFFNAs
During January and February the heavens
present tts most Interesting appearance TO tho
naked eye. THIS Is not exactly In accordance
With the eternal f1tness Of things, hccat,so for
pcopto stopto examine TIM condition Of tho
hcavous when tho mercury fs - or so degrees
below zero. tndcr tuc1s circumstances tho
heavens have to look out for themselves. About
the 18th OF January, Capci1a, tho principal star
Of Aurpa, will be directly overhead Mt
10 O'Clock, uutces ha casts q sllac. At
tho tano tinu Rtgulus 1T Leo viii l,o
horizon. with bath ears frozen as stitf an
elan,.shclls IN the northeast fg stars playing IN
tho Drton md TREAT Bear considerations may ar
pear. bur It Is mt certain, a. they aro now on
may bo observed in the northwest, abou: sixty
degrees l9h, and mounting higher a. The ratio
ut 1.000. DtW miles minute, still bearing IN hts
hand Ut Ice that batatIur with the strange tcrlcc,
Excelsior. Tho changes i, tho bri!liancy of thls
star ran bc nottccl with the naked eye, and we
are told that the French astronomer, Hwarlz-
fagcr. was In the habit VI ltnacring OH sonlc Of
the nrttlges oyef tho Seine and directing tc Mt
teIton ot pasHcrsby to the variations IN the light
Of th!s noctusna! SIN. s.onptnE Macsat'on ona
tlay tho nstrouonler pointed to A1cDl. and with
Erent deal Of enthusiasm said something about
"thc Rlttcring 0rba which guided the Ancient
Mariner, and BY which tue navIEatora OF modern
times l.ayo been cisahled 10 mako oceans tho
"Cufse your fmpuslencc!" exclaimed Mac
Mnhot, frCelag himself from the grasp Of tho
astronomer. aud kicking him severely IN the re-
zion of tho coattalIs; ''f you eEor stop me
ngatn III make yull SEQ more slars In a n,inute
than you ever heard tell Of in your whole mls-
crabIo siar-gaz!ng ox!atcncc." Then he kicked
him again mid procccdcd on hIe way to Il Tnrd
caucus. III yesy short time Atgol passcs 'rorn
a star at tho sccund magnitude to ono OF the
fifteenth ortwentlctf'. ruinttiding us Of the way
politician soGs down hill when 10 once gets
started.
During tho month Venus Will Increase In
hwilancy until LcnL, when she will rctlrc from
the gay and festivu sccnc along With other mem.
hera OF her church.
Mass, which few months ano achieved 50
much newspaper nutortetY by tlls discovery oi
~ noons, il rapidly increasing ita distance
iron, tho earth. ant IL thought 10 ha atccriuR
for Now Jer1cy. 1ha sea'ons OH Mars, accord
to the best authority. nre about double thu
length, q! those witnessed by tho unfortunate
inhabitants OIL thfa slsblunasy sphere, wtI,lt
rents are q great deal less.
, 1879-01-10

eamn to tho nnptrturbrsl n,annVer of the whcHl
aud asked why they stonpcd. "1'oo much log;
can't sec tfc rlgcr.' "But you can sec thr
etars ovcrhcnh," "Ycb." replied the "shsns
ptlnt, "hl1t until The bttcr husts wc atn't go'pE
ihst MaY.n T!e pntsenEcr vent to hctt.
, 1879-01-10

RHYMES WITHOUT 1EAY0N.
MN fntk sTsrfd.
An Empress said tn an Arlecr,
II wished 10 10 friends with you, dear
Hut ypus love you'y0 withheld,
Noncs shall 10 compelled
10 gYe sou licking soycrc."
A Tomcat, with song 10 hcgnlls him,
On tbs fancc at 1)cAf.Muto AR{lIm
I'll might taiscl frll riot:
Hut tho inmates a1tpt quiet,
And ho ,ousned aufo 'callse ha could pot E14 tu1.
TO Hotel walked biz Shark,
And said to the A1nhia tfrrE.
''Rend four Efoss of toothptcke
To mf foon,-A0'&
And tho Clerk turned maniac stark.
, 1879-01-10

anA tilnnesotA patent process spring wheata, {0f1
GthGn; wintcr whrats. 81. nU.' 7.50.
tirtis-Gorn In fair .trmani. market hrm:
m!xt;! and YELLOW. 474,f,0c. oats firm; 80. nn1
estra while. noe a]c: No. 2 while, W.t6a 'iic:
Nc. = white and No. i mixed, a:3dt:4c. R,s, 10
Gl1!e.
III :rtrr*-F!our, 1,eoo bs!si corn, o.too tn;
wheat, htll l1A.
kntrMEFTa-Fiour, 11o bra.
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DALr;1oHr, Jan. D,-FLorr-Actirc md firm.
OnA.x-Whcat --Ncstcrn dali and steAly; NJ. j"
Pennsylvania rcd, a1.07!i; No. Z Wos.ctn winter
rcd, spat md January, Sl.ul; February, 81. o1A I;
March, S1.n7:i01. Oh. Cotn--Wsstcsn active md
irregular; Western nixoJ, spot, 4ta:6biA}sc; JAM
nnry, 44Gs4iAc; Fabsnnry. 43'sf*tc; stoan,eF.
4oft I0.sc. Unis rulet and sttady; Western
whlte nnd mixed, unchanged; Pennsylvania, ESQ
nrc. Kyo quiet and non,haliy steady.
1iAr-Dull and steady.
l'nov,atoxx -~Qn1cl and unchanged.
prrrE1t-ODotl demand. and stealy; choice West.
e1n pac.trh md rolls Nnrhanxaa.
is;rYEE-t}uct; Itio cnrkoot, liAQ10c.
Wrlaxr-flfm and unchanged.
FuElullrs--Io ].,Tetpo0i pss steamer, 1Im. No
room Offering. ftrair, Wic.
REcEIrr.-EIour =, Ei0 brls: wheat, 80, 600 bu
corn. w. 0UU bit; cats, i. .00 bu.
HulrMENTs-Curn, Ill, Gu0 bu.
, 1879-01-10

oswrdo, Inn. a. -unAfx-Whrat nofnina1!y MI
changed. Curn dull; No. Toledo. A3c.
, 1879-01-10

.stu Jnrk TnrId. ..
II wns remarked yesterday ly IN old polItt-
eian that t.a.s Nov Yeus's uuy would l,s Tho gsht
one within twenty years lbon which Aif. Smith
Fly, ,5r., vs,uli rhnsu calls ~ b pr!ratr citzrn
nHu not o. an ui1ceho1t1er.
, 1879-01-10
1ti}ST{1N,

Gos1oS, Jan .-FInrH-Sieaty and u1clanqcas
"e.sesn superane'. Sa.1;a,4.: Wisconsin 90.
Aeoaa 50; Minnesota au. 3t.@a"h5 =. "a; winter
"aeatf. Ohio and Michigan, St.1aft3,:o; Illinois
soa Michigan, 81. 7iT s. Is; l!nola pud Indiana.
sa.eo45,50: 81. Luuis, -, GVu 500; ni.vrhzia
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N1w 0At7AKH, Jan. Q. D.-UNAlN-bAts aa1!
choice, 3Je; otbsta quiet aud unchanged.
, 1879-01-10


Tho study Of men nalncs IL A. curious AZ It
is interesting. Arbitrary as they tce,n to-day,
they al bud their source eSldcbtly in sonic
fitting fart, Many Engaish surnamcs exprcss
tho county, estate. re4fdcnce OF their Original
bearers. a., DurVoync, from burgundy; Cornell
ar Cornwaile. from Cornwall: Fleming. from
Flinders; Gas!sin and Hascoync, from, Nascony;
nanwaY, from l1ninauit; Folaek, from, Poland;
Welsh, Walsb, aul Wallace, from Wales;
Coombs, Compton, Clayton, Sutton, Preston.
Washington, from towns In tho Cnunty ol sus.
aox, England. Casnacn, tho untiqunry, aa5a
ercry village In Normandy has surunmcd
ssono Eng!tsh family. Dale ferest, !li!l.
tbs character or situation ot tl,o,c VIC
tlrst burc tho names. The prefox atte
or At, softene.l to ur 20. has helped 10
form number OF names. Thus, II . man lived
john Alto rho Oaks was la duo ltlr,o shortened
into Jnhn Monks; Peter at tho scycn oaks tDto
Peter snooks. ~ Held, by ford. UnderlltEl and
old Englsah apptcEarth tueaut orchard; wheuco
AppIcgato and Appleton; chase, a forest; olive.
Gilt: cluugh. araH1i1c: cobb, lIatbar; wheuco
these names. The root nj tho ubIsr!ituue HIn,,h
appltsd pstsnaEtly to b!aykssnith., wteelwEights,
ratpopters, masnns, nntt snlitgrs. 0r IL strikers
In general. Baker, faylas. butler, Coleman,
fC0alHlaf.} ufabcfs C0WpGfs tfooncf.) EutlGts
Miller. and tue rest plainly dcs,otu occupations.
Las!mer Ia frotn lattuct, writer ot i.aliu. f.ot-
tncr IL maker OF spurs md brldIc-blts; Ark.
wright, 4 maker Of chestai Lander, contracted
froln iayandlcr, q washcrwoman; i]aptstef,
ster; Wait, minstrel; crooker, q potter.
Such nanfs a. l3axter and l3ag.tcr arc tho
feminine OF baker. Webster Ut wchbey or wcayys,
which showa that these trades were tlrst follow
ed women, and that when Men began 10 taks
them up they for hon,c ttne kept tue feminine
nanles-8tGWar1, btuwart Or Stuart, Abbot,
Kn!uht, Lord. Bishop. frer, Chamberlain,
Fnsconer, l.cgEett {!egatch either A!gulaed what
| tho persona 50 styled were, Or they were given
them In 1cst or derls!on. like the uarncs Ring,
l'riuco, and rupr. Thu teru,lnat!on .odrI In
A,cates q keeper, - nurward. doorkecEs;, ilay:
| wand Keeper OF tho town cattlu; Woodward
forest keeper. Read, Reed or Held Ia an old
form Of spelling red, aad we're bestowed, a..
White, Brown, and Black wcro TO dcnoso tho
| culos worn OF the compic1lon had. lloearth,
| from the Dutch, means generous, hIshnatured; ;
| erae[ous; EldrtdEe, wild, ghaat'y, Many
Welsh names. natura1!zed In EnGlsh. are frol',
| personal tsaIta, ~ alote, greats lluf, black;
| Vaughan, littlu; Lane, slender; Mote, bald
u0uGh, rcd. 6urnamcs, now apparently rucat.'
inRlets, l,ad meaning In old English and nro-
vtne1al dialects. Brock, for iustance, tIstiIt'ca
badger; Talbot, tasstt1: Told, foxi Cutves7
pigeon; ucnshaw, yonng hcsou; Coke, cook.
, 1879-01-10

1ostnn TrdrteFiSf.
An old sca-Captatn. well known 10 the 'lays Of
JJayro pnckets, who "aailcd tho seas ovcr' for
iifty years anl more, used to lc1l TINT In tho
cnry part Of his lrst voyage ns CapsaEn. when
he had but just turned q, lis ca1!n.boy conn
planed Of lama back. There was medicine
cient aboard, who&o contcntsit WIS Tho Captntn's
duty to dispense according to lho best Ut Ills
kt11wicd0r and ability. In Il shallow drawer At
the hpttom OF tho chest wcro three pr four soan-
ish-1y plasters rcndy spread III Kid, anl onc Of
t!,cko the CaptsIn decided 70 apply 70 the uos's
back. It was done. md the liitle fellow aens tv
he'd. 1u tho morbing he was IN hand bright and
curly, but the Capta!n's usual cup VI eolfes was
missing. "Cool; i.n'tup. ssw9' ; tl' 9oys .9a a1
. says h. can't gct up, s!r." Mhy not r. ,says
n.attcr With hls hackt'' n1'ho piastes, .!r."
III didn't put tho ptaster On III hact.m ny,
alr, but ! did," whln,pcsUd tho hoy. ion DID,
YOU young sascnl' y hUwled tho Captain. Jumping
irufi Ills berth! 'wbat Oh Garth dill yuu Ito that
fnrl" "Wcll, stf," answered the boy, getting
well out Of tho range OF anv stray boottoek or
at her nlsslta lint might chanc0 to bc within tho
Capta!l'a rGach, y when vote up IN tho Hight
II l!urt lno 80 that had 10 take It OIL. IAc
cook nns In tho next bunk nsiecp null just
clat,pc.l 1t IN Ills buck. didn't want to Wnstc
The plaxtcr, sr.n Aud he dIda't. 1t wa&lsctl
10 perfection, Keeping the puor cook u bed will
y sore buck far oycg week: 4: aud In the next
bunk, keeping him company, Wis tho boy, also
with d auru bark but It waah't the plaster ttat
made It ~. rnpc's end was a favotItu pre.
scrlpttun In those days.
, 1879-01-10

Ptrrsnunu, ra., .Jan+ D.-pErnnLErN-fa fatr1y
active; crude, S1.24E at parkers for hhip-
ment; refined. olo!6c, Philadelphia delivery.
OH ClTr, pa., Jan. n.-rtrnoLEuA--afarket
opened quiet, witi, sales at sl.oo,,: decllned
etsudually 10 s1.01X: closing 81. o3is bid: sb1p-
mcnts, ii, COO br1s. averaging 17,ooo; transsc.
lions, a7s. 600.
CLkrELAvp. O., Jan. 0.-reTnoLzc.-Flrm
standard white, ITO tctt, DC.
, 1879-01-10

DETn0t1. Ian. n. D.-FLnun--Fifm.
f1nA1s- Wheat steady; extra held At nsKc; No. l
whiso. n4c; LanhAry, t4c; February. ni'4c hsked !;
Aor1 Efc hid; milling. No. /, unchanged. TO
cttpts, vi, ans hn; shipments. =, 4uV IN.
, 1879-01-10

MfLwAUkHE, Jan. D.-FL0Cn-S0m1nal
t1nAix--Whcat qatet; opcnod Nc higher; closed
Arm; No. milwaukee, hard. O:!tioi No. NIL
{yaukce. sTct No. 9 Milwaukee, 6@Hc: January
A.Tc; February, 84,ic; March. 85s;c; No.3 Nil.
f~Aukes, zoe; No. 4. 1o4c; sejecsea. 4o!le.
f'osn quiet; dull; No. 2, .Dc. Oats dull and un-
f'hanKetl; No. 9, 1iI+sc. Rys trmer; No. l, 42kc.
bsur!ey puirs; No. . spring, h7Q9adc.
ft:A, A.37s,; nsw. s7.9o. rstsas steam iard,
fSAEO
lInn*-Steady ami h.ni at e. 01lo 80: dseased
fteAaY, wtth far demand. 1t ~. ~. .4t3. Ii.
HIcZErrn-Flunr. II. .0oo bEls; wheat. %, ooo
In. -
, 1879-01-10
ANClEN'r GREECE.

Charles Wsllys Elliott, Ut Boston, In lecture
befoEe tho Lowell Institute, la4t Friday. gave 4
sketch Of life At Athens In tho titne OF PerIcles
Athen then contained only 600 or Ii. GOO lsce
cit!zcus, aud these rested upon great basis Of
Slaves. Those slavcs wera prisoners taken in
wars; many educated, high-bfcd men aud
women; nil prisoners wero made slaves. aud al
were treated ~ such. Tic prize Of an able
busliea s!ass was souao SIT; handsome wosnen
aud girls sold for moro. Al ono tlma l .0o0 ot
the beat citizens of siitylene, prisoners, weze
brought to .tthcps, and were there slaughtered
III cold blood, their wiyea aud rhildeen maaa
lnto slaves; ind this done where ''culturc y
was the end and a!ua Vi tlfv.
Tpv great value OF u.oney wan slown Ia that
ihr waxe Vi Aan was stout II cents day.
mud the waals prosperity Ut that W!se yazahaud.
Svrratts, was put luwu ut 2S7.t0. liz stated
TINT tbs ite ot l:,cn Vas alnost wholly our VI
duuts ou tue atreets, thut of the wife stluost
Nf,uity indoors. The hou.cs were NEARLY all
suuIj'-pluccs lueselY IL cut a,ll sleep In. pict.
| Urea ol tie lau4c4 nezc slloWu trvm yases. aud
, 1879-01-10

Tntuno, o., Jan. D.-t3nAlN-Thsh! firm. extra
while hllchfsan. t4oo, amber llchlann. FehruAty.
004c: No. Z rel rintef. spot. 01hot FobsuafT,
g0Ac. Corn hrm. hHt,. mixed. 13c: No. 2. a2c
asked, 1iAc lid. Oats 1fm; No. held 1t 23o;
X2kc bid,
, 1879-01-10

Pkonta. ILL.,. ian. o.-fffauw1srs-ffrm At
81. "a; sales, 100 btls.
, 1879-01-10

CENtIsxArt. a., Jan. 0.-EorroS-pu1l It %.
fI.oun-ln good demand ut full pFices.
inA1x- Wheat inactive; red And white. COG ooc.
SoEn stronger; a.933.tc. Otta In good aeu1aud
nt full prices; 91fl.7c, NYe dull at b9c. IaFtey
IN good demand choice fail, tl,l0.
FnuTIsIoSs-Fotk Gruoer; 90 blu. Lard In
good demand and prlcea : shnds higher; steam.
35.5sI3. 10. llu!x uicass auies nut frn,; shou4.
srs, g tl,at2. 20 cash; u, 90 buyer March, sh0rt
Iihs, g. 1uat3. ca@h: 1t 90 April: riolt r,ba
81. .s0t3 u: Eaeou scafco aud btn.; -. .1::..3,
3a.37.t. aud "a .ua>s.
-S1eaay. with fair demand, 1t 81, ,o3.
| nrrrkA-SitunYer: fancy rrcaaisrY, 50e; ElAcY
%sstesn resetve. lAG,.Qc: prt,a to choice WssI-
eIn reserve, lug lie: d. Central Ohio, 14t1 lGe.
LiHsxEp OtL-4uIet but aFul n Gle.
, 1879-01-10

NGtc{11 II Isk+.E't 70 7H7 7F31HHt.
kAxEIs CRY. No., Jaa. o. -fuAlS--The Pric4
fafrtHt reports wheat receipts for the week 100.
7Ut bu; shipments. III. :0A; eAstrE; No. 3 cash,
ip'ic; January, Goc; No. cash. 1d9se; January.
susic. Corr Receipts for tir week, ~, 3aJ
ah'pnents, 80, l0B; struty; NJ. 2 eash, &c; Jan-
u4fy, ":!&c.
, 1879-01-10

ErTSALn. Jan. p.-t;uA1x-Whcas dull: sales
80 ba red winter Ut IL. % Oh track. Corn dull
sa!es 4, o00 bu usw. on track, At 37G:1ac. 1ata
hexlected. Hys neglected. barley neglected.
RAILROAD DERklumTs-tnchaDse4.
, 1879-01-10

St. 1.ou,s, Jan. a.-FlorM-Quiet and un-
changed; only local demaud.
csRAsS-Whcnt higher; nru'; No. 2 red fall, 08Ga
&ElAc cash; D31031sc January; b3ka0tc Fcbtu-
srr: a,t.o bid March. Corn unsettled, hat Gcn-
orally higher; No. mixed, 21Al3oc. this side Ut
ihs tiycr: 3ltzGl3iXc In Fart st. toais elevators:
;2sts Iamn.ty ao!<a:lo,:e +, r,nEaassy; n1saMSo
higher; No. :, 2dAesalc caah; suho BIZ Jannatys
.0fc BID February. Nya ta'lerl 4sAGn4.hc.
choice; an'cs of fancy. Ohio tall, 31.25.
HnlaKr-Sichny NJ S1.64.
Pnov1s!osa -rork t,onuer; $7.55 asksd. Lard
higher: so.4nG Z. 10: kettle. 9a. MN5.7b. nnak
10 seii ii quotations: car:to.s u loose shouders.
T. .1;G! !.i1; clear ribs. g. B0a3. 7h; long clear.
s1.55a,:'.7o;, short ccar. 81. 1oe13: % hoxe,l
shoulders sud last sycnlnR 1t .U5; lond aud
shaEt clear, ~. a2,f. Ilacon Armer; 93.37H.
s4.a;. nne q 20: eeaf 1Iba. s4.4o March; short
.snse st.GoQ6 g. %; et-p!etsad hams rangS 3i<
kfaIc.
corn. "a. QUO bu; oats. 1000 bu; tys, 1.o0o bu:
Hnira,S1r--FInur, 1000 bsls; whcnt. 1000
in; corn. 4. 0o0 hu; oats, none; rye. 1000 bu !;
BARLEY, j., Quo bu.
, 1879-01-10

TURPENTfNE.
WILMINGTON, Jan. u. -SrtA1rs or TuHPtHTtNk-
Firm Rt 2jlfc,
, 1879-01-10

orA from ruin found on the Island of Dc1os.
Tho daily Iftc uf frca citizen MAS rtyer.; now
fast there, thcncr to the market to hns lev
fnla1e, thcree n tne AgnrA to hear tho ncwf,
fl,cnec 10 the ftf.tnnrkct. thence to thc bar
ter*, tile nrmorcr's, Tue ccrane's to the g M
talked with the sophtsta, perha; with Roe-
rntes htmsc1f. lie leserItrd 4 fashionable
supper rariv in Athens. held 40 sshss be-
fore Christ Vas boris showing 1'uw INC whole
md that wl,en morning dawiictl only three of
thu sevelcrs wtro amake, ona OF wfuni VISA
HpeTntet, and ,e ras psos'n9 On about !ovc,
o* % ' ;so s oeF: H. s ws's e.,s. @ 'i'py IL oS e nc" e
and wnsncn wcrc described, as wss the educating
The condition Of poman then VA. curfouR,-
The wife holding plsce o. grcas 1nfeI'ority,
the Jlctcirilt those Of easy Virtue .e,npr[ket, In
their ranks many Of tho most beautiful. witty.
harmed. and accomplished women nt tiFcscc, of
ser u X:a,a .ha ons ot a s ss s"'
accomplished woman of the time, werG careful
]y constdcrch, nn.l thc cnhe1uatoh aec'ncd to he
that, while she WRt nut the legal vile bf Pct'clth,
a. sf'o could not BE-, etas wa lar from being Il
dissolute wotnsns and was probably IN all Fo-
tpccts hts equal and friend.
THE REWARD OF uoOI.-NATUnE.
possnport tia.1 0arat.
An elderly, Rooa Wsh III the fHft "htHs
prominent citizen, Ind m experience Friday
night which showed the kfndIIncss Ut his heart,
though he did gel beating tor II. The affair
ho. Two sttlcs,-serious and humorous. It vus
| about Q o'clock when Ms. Citizen waa disturbed
hv racket at 1,ts front fence; he wcnt ont nnl
found hsrso ptunRing arninst the fence, while
| in tic cutter was an uptown citizen tuu drunk
| 10 direct tho horse arfRht. Our First Wat1Gt
kindly concluded tu tnke the rig and the man ts
Tho lattcr'a home, and 50 jumped into tlto r,it
ter snl droyn for uptown, taksn0 Second atFecs
aboss FeI .tsees Se s1pnsa c,e
render tho drunken man tfa service, a: llt
didn't like tho Idea Of footing 4 AMY back L
llis homo so late At hinAt. While se mns ar
rangin9 With . yonnE man ,an. 10 perform pef,iort'
tie relns up and drove Of. and as b
did 70, another rig, With young mat, aid ll'
sister in tho cutter, drove 10 to tho PLACE TN
roung man jumped out and wcnt inso Tho RFo
stepped out of tho door, and tho latter went u
ed M ts to lis cdcriy friend with, .What nre yon
giving mol 1t's q woman in tht* cutter! ~!
% wi,at Kind Of Toman il is-it's Hank; 1ic'
got upon tho acas. and wrapped himself Up :,
sny here, getting sober. ctsa' md lie taok to1'
OF tho party 90 the seat to give h!ia shake
Immediately woman tersanet rs nc lo p. p.
was opening tho 1oor when 10 heard the scream
and Ec dashed at the First-War.jcr afd Eaya hn
most severe beat,ng, knocking him right. ant
lett, and-1own, never Waiting fur N exp!aG1a
1tun't, for he bounded into the cnttet NM
drove of. While tho matter was prctty scriou
for tho Victim, It 1all such q lnderoNs s!1u 10
thut ho himself couldn't help laughing when b
was In tile sture WashinR ths bloud OIL ILLS fac