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go. You will take care of him now, doctor,
won't you? But let me say goodbye"
The doctor, undecidedly, scarcely knowing
what to say, half carried her to the bed.
Goodbye, goodbye" she said, bending
over him, her warm tears falling on his pale
sunken face, her hot, trembling hands
clsspihg themselves together.
But suddenly two other hot, trembling
hands seize hers in feeble grssp-the hol-
low, sunken eyes of the student fasten
themselves upon Miss Turpin's face with
very hungry tenderness. t.
"Oh, no." he said, you cannot 60 from
here, not for the world; you see the good
doctor has said 1t will not do to have a
strange face at my bedside. Yours is the
dearest to me in the world. Hove you, Miss
Turpin. II is perhaps, q sad fate offer
you; but oh be still more generous-be my
wife. have, dear little Miss Turpin--oh
have loved you long!" ....,...
He didn't say how long; he was too weak
to talk He didn't tell her that perhaps
his love dated only little balfhour back,
when be listened to that wondrously touch.
ing little story of hers. ..r.. ...-. .f-
What mattered il! Cannot love be as
strong as life and deep as the SEA, howso.
ever and whenever it is born3 Good DR.
Havershaw took care of their future. II
began in neat, two-story brick house, with
a big brass sign upon the door, to which thu
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. P. Tustin, (Supply)
Sunday Scrvces-10H a. IN. and GH p. m.
sunday Schools a. m.
PRAYER Meeting-Every Wednesday evening at ex
seats free. The public are invited 10 attend.
ST. MATTHEWS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
MInlster-Rev. o. D. s. Marclay.
sunday Services-10H a. m. and ~ I'm.
lraver Meeling-Every Wednesday evening at ~
seats free Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRBsByTERIAN CHURCH.
Mlnister-Rev. stuart Nit ohell.
sunday Services-IOA q. Iii. and 81 p. m.
sunday Schools q. M '.
PRAYER Meeing-Eyery Wednesday evening at eN
sea, free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. . ,-
Presiding Elder-Rev. w. Evans.
Mlnster-Rev. Il. H. Yocum. . -a.
sunday Services-i0h and 6H p. m. ..
Bi5e et classDEver Monday evening at 81 o'clock.
Young Mems PRAYER Mee'ing-Every Tuesday
i General Prayer Meeting Thursday evening
o'clock. -
Corner of Third and Iron streets.
i'astor-Rev. W. E. Krebs.
Resdence-oorneT 4th and Caiharine slreets.
sunday Services--1OB a. IN. and p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, a. IN.
prayer Meetng-Saturday, p. m.
All are invited There is always room.
ST. PAuLs CHURCH. s. ..
Rector-Rev L. zahner
sunday Services-10H a. M, IN p. m.
sunday Schools a. m. -
First Sunday In the month, Holy Communion,
Services preparatory to Communion on FRIDAY
evening before the st sunday in each month.
Pews rented; but everybody welcome.
gvAHGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. l.. Reeser aTag -.. .
Minister-Rey. George Hunter. :. =,
sunday Service-2 p. M, in the Iron street Cnuroh.
PRAYER Meeting-Every Sabbath at 2 p. M
All are invited. All are welcome. -.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Meets in "the little Brick Church on the hl =
tl..u oil no tgf ph--n
Regular meeting for worship, every LORDS day af-
seats free and the public are cordially invited to
Intend
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POetical.
IN NOVEMBER.
ny THOMAS 8. COLLIER.

The flowers are dead, the fragrant, regal flowers.
And fled tue blithesome robins, whose sweet
song
From early morn made glad the feeting hours,
When sunet days were long.
The sable crow wings slowly DER the hlll,
His harsh call sounding through the frosty air:
The meadow sweeps are brown clad now aud chill
The trees are gaunt and bare.
The barn fowls cluster where the low hung sun,
Makes warm the earth beneath the slanting
caves
The roadway paths are russet-robed and dun,
Thick strewn with fallen leaves.
The sky is gray, the sunlight falls across
The distant mountains, white, and thin, and
scoid
Not radiant beams, that forest-ways emboss
With shifting necks OF gold
Amid the orchards harsh winds come and 20,
And wild and high the songs they roughly sing
And smltten with the chill OF coming snow,
The trees stand shiverng.
Sharp ring the ax-bows from the mountain slde
And laundering falls the tall and sturdy oak;
Soon will Its form flame on the hearthstone wide,
And fade away In smoke.
No more the buckwheat blooms bend in the breeze
NO more the clover blossoms lowly sway;
No more we hear the honey y-ladened bees
Boom on their homeward way.
No lowing kline in upland pastures stand,
When evenings gold shows the faint CLEAN o.
stars
Patiently waiting for some friendly hand
To open with the bars.
The storm-wind filings Its banners up the sky,
And rushing from the Northland's realm Of snow
Its tempest-notes where forests tower high
Tolouder murmers grow.
Where late We met october's sunny smiles,
BY yonder moving rivers silver CLEAN,
Along the hill, and through the woodland aisles,
November's garments stream.
-TOOd 0Dl,D1nU
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n FGISTFR,S NOTICES

ID EGlSTERS NOTICES.
IL Notice is hereby given to all legatees, credi-
tors and other persons Interested In the estates Of
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been filed n the Office of the Register OF Columbia
county, and viii be presented for confirmation and
allowance in the Orphans Court TO Oe held in
Bloomsburg on Monday, December lst, 1879,
at O'Clock, p. in on said day
l. The account OF John McAnall, administrator Of
Lydia W. Dodson, late OF the Borough OF Berwick,
deceased, as red by F. S. Hunt, adgliu istrator
OF John MCAnall deceased.
2. The account of John McAnar. administrator Of
j, d. Dodson, late OF the Borough OF Berwick,
deceased, as filed by + 5. Hunt, administrator
Of John McAnall, deceased.
g. The lin i account Of c. g. Jackson, guardian OF
James b rearce, minor child OF A. b. Pearce,
late OF theBorough of Berwick, deceased. :
4. The tirst and nnal account OF Harry W. Sloan,
administrator OF Maria Biggs, late OF the Town
or BloonSburg, deceased.
3. The first and final account of Joseph Townsand,
Trustee to sell Real Estate Of John TOwnsand,
late OF Madison township, deceased
@. The first and nna account Of John Appleman,
Trustee TO sell real estate Of Ann Winner, late OF
Hemock township, deceased.
I. The account OF Lloyd s. wintersteen. admins
traitor OF Levi Greasy, late OF Main township,
deceased.
mintstrator OF sarah kethline, late OF the Bor-
ough Of Berwick, deceased.
9. The account OF Vim. Martz, administrator cum
testamento annexo, OF Ludwig Iheil, late OF 10
Gust township, deceased.
TO- The final occount OF John G. Jacoby guardian
OF Anna NJ Poet date Blank) minor child 'oi
Samuel Nj. Blank, late or Centre township, de-
ceased.
II. The first and final account OF Thomas Butler
adm illustrator de bonlS non cum testamentO an
nexo, OF Elizabeth Murry, late OF columbia
county, deceased.
l2. The first and final account OF william Edwards
executor OF Ann stahl, late OF Briarcreek town.
ship, deceased.
10. The firstand f1nal account OF NJ E. jackson
guardian OF Rebecca j. March, minor child OF
James March, late OF Centre township, deceased
as MED by C. b. jackson, Executor OF NJ. L. Jack
son, deceased,
II. The 1rst and final account OF Samuel Coleman
administrator or Silas ID. Kline, late OF Fishing
creek township, deceased.
Is. The second account OF William Lamon, trustee
In the estate OF Jacob Meyer, late OF Brarcreel
township deceased.
IL The second account OF Samuel Neyhard, execu
tor OF Philip Sasig, late OF Centre township
deceased, as trustee for Rachael Coleman.
Registers ONCE. W. Ii. JACOBY
Bloomsbury, oct. 81, 70 " Register.
oct. 81, '79-tc.
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Cause and Eject.

The main cause ofnervousness is indiges-
tion, and that is caused by weakness of the
stomach. No one can have sound nerves
and good health without using Hop Bitters
to strengthen the stomach, purify the blood,
aud keep the liver and kidneys active, to
carry off all the poisonous and waste matter
of the system. See other column.
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Columbia County Official DIRECTORY.

President Judge-wtlam Elwell
Associate Judges-I. X. Krickhaup, +. L. shuman.
prOthonotary, Sc.-William Krickbaum
court Stenographer-S. N. Walker,
fleglster Observation-Disclosures II. Jacoby
district Attorney Robert X. Little
sheriff John w. Hoffman.
s lrvu or samuel Neyhard.
TreaSurer II A. Sweppenbelser,
C1Mmssioners-steph Pohe, Charles Richart,
A. b. Herring.
cJu nj ssoners' Clerk-@T. ID. Casey.
Aulitors--S II. Smith, W. Manning c. n See.
fnr commissioners sli Robbins, Theodore W,
smith.
County Superintendent-Willa II. Snyder
BlOom Poor Dstrlct-Directors-R =. Ent Scott
scott
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The manufacture of oleomargarne or ar
thcisl butter is rapidly extending, and large
factories for its production are springing up
10 nearly all the principal cities. The bust.
tn is said 10 be very lucrative.
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THE EMPRESS EUGEsIE.-Eugenie dc
Montijo, Countess of Teba, was beautiful
woman of .wenty-seven, who had youth Of
vicissitudes, and was well known In many
capitals for her beauty.
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

President Of Town Council-I. S. KUHN.
ulerk-Paul E. Writ.
chief of Police-D Laycock.
President OF Gas COmpany--S. Knorr.
secretary-C. W. Miller.
bloomsbury Banking Company-,John A. Funston
President H. II. Grotz, Cashier, John Peacock, Tel
Ter. ...-.
FIrs National Bank-Charles H. Paxton, PRESIDENT
J, P. Tustn, Cashier.
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
Assoca ion'-E. ii. Little, President, G. W. Miller
secretary.
Bloomsburg Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN. Peacock, PRESIDENT, j. b. Robson Secretary.
Blo1msburg Mutual Saving Fund Assoclai lon--J
[ Brower, Presidenl, p. Z. Writ, Secretary.
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APPRAISEMENTS.

WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.
w Ine following appraisements of real and
personal property set apart TO widows OF decedents
nave been fled In the Office OF the Register of Col
umbia county, under the Rules OF Court and will be
presented for absolute confirmation to the orphans
Court TO be held in BloOmsburg,in and forsad conn
W, on Monday, December LIST, 1879 at two
O'Clock p. m OF said day unless exceptions TO such
cOnflrmaton, are previously filed, OF which all per-
sons Interested in said estates will take notice:
!. Widow OF John Patterson, late OF Beaver town.
snip, deceased.
2. Widow OF sas +. Karns, late OF Benton town
ship, deceased.
3. Widow of NJ f. jackson, late OF the Borough of
Berwick, deceased.
4. Widow Of Abraham YOder, late of Locust town.
ship, deceased.
8. Widow OF William Garrison, late the Town OF
Bloomsbury deceased.
6. Widow Of s. NJ. Erwin, late OF .Mnlln township,
deceased.
I. Widow of b. X Eyes, late OF Greenwood town.
ship, deceased,
S. Widow Of John Hicks late OF the Town Of Blooms
burg, deceased.
Q. Widow of John Raup, late of Franklin township
deceased.
10 Widow Of George C. Scott, late of Catawissla,
deceased.
Registers onlce, WI. JACoBY,
Bloomsburg, Oct. 81, 1871 Register.
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Rowell & Cos. AdvG's.

e17a Month and expenses guaranteed TO Agents
$ii outht free. SHAW Co. AUGUSTA MAINE.
nov "a i+w
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n 4 n n nTO $4,000 A YEAR, or - to $50 a
GsAH-Hvudayi in your own lacaliiy. No risk.
Women do as well as men, Many
make more than the amount stat
UuyHe ed above. NO one can fail 20 make
money fast. ANY can do the
work You can make from 81 cents TO 81 an hour by
deyOting your evenings and spare time 10 the husi
ness ii costs nothing TO try the tAsiness Nothing
IKE It for money making ever offered before Busi
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want 10 know all about the best paying business be
fore the public, send us your address and we viii
send YOU full particulars and private terms free
samples worth IS also free you can then 4 axe up
your mind for yourself Address GEORGE STINSON
4 CO. Portland, Maine. oct. 8, T9-ly
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XIII, No4e
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT. VOL. Xiv, NO. At
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tHunIFTHTOr tdkIHR
the census Of the United States, do soemnly
swear Tor affirm that will make a true and
exact enumeration of all the inhabi itan,s within
the subdivision assigned to me, and viii also
fiithfully collect all other statistics therein as
provided for in the act for taxi ing the TT cen
aus, and in conformity with all lawful instruc-
tons which may receive, and win make doe
act and will not disclose any Information
| contained in the schedules, lists, or statements
obtained by me TO any person or persons, except
to my superior officers. iH 40 el..l. Il
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Census Laws.

Provisions Of hc Act Of March 8, 1879, vAieh
relate 10 The formation Of enumeration distriets,
Tie appointment Of enumerators, their duties,
compensation, etc.
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qualified to enter upon h Is duties until he has
received from the supervisor Of census Of the
district to which he belongs commission,
under his hand, authorizing him to perform
the duties of an enumera,or, and setting forth
the boundaries Of the subdivision within which
SHALL moreover, take and subscribe the follow.
ing GA ath or afirms tion ..... il4
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bbls So halves $40. quarters % 90. Kite q %.
Godnrh quarter drums, We. quarter boxes y 70.
Haddonh quarter boxes ~, quarter drums, ho'
( OPTION rlEH The b. i. iron Company tIa
isuuoed nj 81 u bnndle discount neenrd1ng1o
quantity; W. Arrow te q "a O. n"' n',h Ia i,
~ 81 ~ bundle, witb the uana tatn ~ ~ r GEM
hier3unt Tor eanh Aame liaa M y bundle. Tue
rauHt discount nlrw"a,
rot,da ana ~ N,anllH.e fer twa pnI lu.rtat
pounds In rauud l"a }eibtR twtneie lehh'ne
RJAYrg Whitnuak Foi neh os railtanl ar
lnnaiu9 y NJ tl0lmtlo "rIvnapt e flt4 "
ne 'pyrna. ~, tR Anl teineh IN ptnpnfln
tyUilta tiapshaHda, ~ basin or itVet. f4Hn3R
hnrraa u letl9 ltAndiura Flnm2o
lluOr iUhEa lloeAh"ada aioMth barrels ~
ants ltalf hntres f'6pln Green poles retn'l at
s2op6 advance ON fheen prIress. :,
HIDES W. ate Indebted " Mr.. WIIllam.
M@e for the fnloW w.t. W"9ty nsay "
nHa curing. etc. have TO ha added
Al Ah,Itoir- Rlaor hides, 10 n "nd III " 70.
sas's steer and o,w hides. % e e y Nmess
tounlr Green eeltoi, " III. p@q.s. dry
tfiUr t4t#tt1F TIT fstttt.A tnnnt q
rnIivw CITY country rendered.. u. eN9eAs:
10. ThHbts,
nnrna OK horns. primo. enoh. da6 COW 10,
Beaswax Prime yellow, y II. t7ats,
Wool Lake, III, 2s1p2n, Louisiana, 2h~2F :
Tho hide market hna toned down somewhat
VIII, urlraa unchanged nnH SINAI STOCK
HlDNR TAILpW, ETC. Mr. q. II. Mageea. ts
North Peters street. has ohllalnRly furnished ua
with tha following quotations fer hides atn., FOR
tho week ending October ~. tThe quotations
represent actual sales nj fret hands handling
egutilscs md commission to he nddell
IN. Is asoao 9
Steer Hides. uty slaughter. under 10
~ u w.. s...t. - h9sW -
0'| nm u IL ''',",..... 6,.Gb Q
give tIil y Ainnuhter IN In ~ III, N II % Rsn
II,n hlrlua f1liv Heupt,ter aaoh .... so np1r q
Tguutrv Itfiaa Yrpan snlted n III ~. Rs,m . q
| Country llldea dry flint. " y s-..... = NDlh {
Country JJitina tIry aalrnl u its...si2 COLA SO
| Dnmnenh Hides Wu-tbIrris price.
| rnllnw Prime City Rendered. 6RD I G
| Fnllnw Country Rendered. - 40 9 q
| Beeswnx prime yellow ,......,...,. m2o 9
Oy Horns annh 49,. ...E@...~~ ~ q g
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or New OEIEANB Cry RAIIEoADl
Company No. l2t Canal street. |
New ORLEANS October ls. 1879. }
GEALFD PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
- of BFVfN HUNDRED THOUSAND Doll
LARS OF BONDS Of this Com uany, Or any
portion thereof not Less than Five rhousand
Dollars, will be- received at this office until
TUEsDAY, Novembsr q. 1879. at u O'Clock M.
No bids under par will be entertained: The Conn
pany rescrying tho right 10 reject any and all
bids
The bonds are In denominations of 800. $50
and $1,000. Have twenty four years to run boar
interest at per cent per nnnum pavabls semi
annually In New Orlsaos Or New York. a. the
option OF the holder and are secured by llfgt
mortgage on the franchises. real estate and all
other properties of the Com any.
The bonds will be ready for delivery on or
about December /, 1879.
0cI7 tno25 @. q. IFWIS. Secretary.
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can have no import sufficient TO relieve the
scarcity ,sa o Till toward the end q October and
II IL probable that even y November = th =,
stock viii keep uncomfortable small u is
evident that pretty large b1Hlnesa VIII u, ~, ne
launched III enrn aa prices approach }d Tor
MildlIna Uplaula, full tlme would ne gen.
nrally resumed, md sr,lnefs wnt''l want
bnpu' bales %, week. III l'aat Thor af"oba
were never lower tnaii now t.i'eieel. 'he
Mill. hayo anld off everything, AUG '1'ae'='',t
iuu III ep,tan FROM tha side 81 Manchester.
thern vii appofentlyhe IN n..ttNn ,"su,ai,llel
| III l,,sinraa pn tho hneta Ut Ed Ia y II tei
| Nitl,lling ltplanfs.
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MAEK.EasDAEsR.

hrEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
Nv mobile FAST IINEl
THE SHORT EST ROUTE TO EABTERH
CLTIEa
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY pAH-
SENHER TRAINS
On and after Sunday August 81, 1879, trains
will arrive and leave depot, foot OF Canal street.
as follows.
LEAVE AnHfYH,
No, 1 Express No. Express.
daily ..s.... Z :ann.m. daily. t...-..7:A1 am.
no = Exprsss No. Express
daily .....+.. sE 90 pm. daily -.s.9!la u. Ill
No 6 Ooast Ae- No. sC oast Ac-
aommndati'n commodntitn
daily except daily except
Gundnv - g.Bn p,u BUnday. 4: as am.
Tickets may be- obtained and SisspinR Oar
Yerths secured In advance on application at tbs
Office corner Camp and Common streets. oDpo.
'''' o''' b. b. ROBINSON. superintendent,
dI1y j. W COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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IREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
CHICAGO RT. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.
nuu nr,rnR EsT pnurE EAST

THE QUICK EST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive vt tho OBll1ope
Street Depot. on and after September "a. 1879. as
Leave Arrive.
Exp No. /. Sis o. M. Exp. No q. TAO a. m.
Miged No B. 700 a. M Mixed no. 1. 7:s0 D. m.
Nos. and run daily. Mos and daily. ex-
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
'i sUND 81 7. % EXCLUSION to Mcoomb City
''' PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING UAW
THROUGH TO LogIbyIhLE, gINGLMNllAsITraa
CHANGE, md for BT LOUIS Sleeper ID at,
taehed at MILAN. enabling passengers to &c
through without leaving tho train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO nEW YORK and EAbTERt
CITIES. ~
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA.
for the Virginia Springs. daily. without change.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informa.
ton given at no. IA Oamp street. corner OF
A, d. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
n. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE FIRMS. ETC.

The demand for cotton Yves only sair w.
teraay. and the offerings being Tree, 'he
market closed easy with ~ chang" " ai''a
tionH.
al Nav York spots wore ilrn'. WIZ safes a
nsa bales. and Tnnbales delivered on HnN''""'fs'
Futures ilurtuatna only owe nr MY" n'W"4'
the market closing eteady. with sales "' ''1'
600 bales.
Cotton at Liverpool advanced 49, ''ae MAJ
kat closing unsettled. with ealns " Ro'0 raves
III which h45o bales were American. th''f's
tnened irregular and CLOSED lull.
The receipts yesterday q snaR' e. 49,
mort amounted to only iH2 hoEeheR"a, "'''s'.
met with A ready sale thH tttfafN4A m N ''s','
and nr,res continue tn advance.
Flour yesterday was extremely w. ~
tho GALES we're restricted to S2h barrels ~
vinua prices we're fairly maintained, nv 49,
tone az the market was somewhat e'eao'e,.
proyjs,ons were excited throughout ~"
West, and generally higher III our '"ea'
trade there was fair movement, prices ne''s
frmer for apot goods Oh all leading staples.
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M ONTGoMERY. b Co.,. 5
. JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
LEGAL NOTICES.


y. IauirnId VS.. ISIS Creditors.
L-tFyH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish of Orleans. No aaso @NOfiee iH hereby
plyen 10 thu creditors Of T. dtaufrod aud to oil
pther persons herein Interested 10 ahgw eause
Within ton days from the present notification,
If my they have Or ehn why tho mepnng
nresenfed by Frederick ,Inufroid provisional
eyndiA ri his creditors should not be improved
ma honooRntad and tho funds distributed
In accordance thoreWth.
Nv orflnr o tho Court ..... ~,
nt.2f= moi ~ 'Il'fWRs bbfH 4 bieFAs
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THE MANCHESTER CoTToN TRADE
Smith, Edwards Il Co.'S liverpool Clrcu-
lar lit is difficult to speak decidedly OF the
prospects Of our market at the present, mo-
ment. the situation Is so entirely artificial.
We are passing through period Of scarcity
AZ nearly approaching to famine as we are
likely to see again. Nothing but the premium nun
or \ "a per pound, which cotton on the spot
has borne more or less for months past, com
pared with distant delivery, has preserved as
any stock OF American at all. The effect OF
this premium has been pretty nearly to Keep
the business Of Manchester on level with
the future price Of cotton, and throw the ex,
ira price. on the spot as 3 dead
loss on the producer. This intolerable
burden has crushed him. and for months
past there has been constant vaeiIlaton
between stopping and working, result,
ing in greatly reduced consumption and
intense misery to all concerned, and much
enlightenment of the relations between en-
ployer and employed. Apparently this state
Of things must last few weeks longer. We