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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-24
Notice.

Stockholders in the Fulton County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
are respectfully notified that their stock
is now due, and they will please pay the
same. JNO r. McGEHEE,
Treasurer.
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HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you COnsti-
pated, have you yellow skin, loss Of ap-
petite, Headache, if so don't fail to use
SHILOHS SYSTEM VITALIZER. 1t is
guaranteed TO relieve you, and viii you
continue to suffer when youi can be cured
on.such terms rs these. Prize 10 cts, aud
rs cts. Sold by C. A. HOLCoMBE, Drug
gist, Hickman, KY. jsl0-1y
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Due Notice.
A Fair:PrOpOsIiiOn.

am thankful,,for the patronage given
IT nv steam Touring mill. am prepared
10 grind wheat and corn for all who m ny
wish. to patronize me. | will give 40
pounds 10 the bushcl for good, wheat.
want ID buy wheat and. corn, for. which
1 will pay market price.
SO s. Y. WHITE.
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Salt, Salt!
Let US Have Peace,

DUT THE WAR in the price of Gro
ID ceries only shows that you can buy
the very best quality at the very lowest
prices, at
ap26 JOHN Wl1IlN6 =
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rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT | AM PRE-
pared to settle all claims against the
estate of T. C. Buck, decd, made subse-
quent to his discharge in bankruptcy at
Paducah, Dec 22d, 1868.
octlO-2w S. C. BUCK, Executrix.
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STOLEN.

From the undersigned, near Fulton Sta
ton, one large clay-bank horses right
eye out about fifteen years old; new
saddle and buggy bride. / will pay $50
for the horse and thief or S25 for the
horse. NAT MI kPHl.
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II Fl Il
Lookout Mountain Route

is the best equipped, safest and most
pleasant line, it being the
GREAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE
between the Northwest and Southeast. Il
is the shortest and most direct route to
the celebrated Springs and Summer re-
sorts of Virginia and East Tennessee
Connections are made with trains for all
points. Pullman sleepers run on all
night trains. Through sleepers from
Memphis to Nashville without change
Double daily connections on all through
trains. Business men and pleasure seek
ers, bear in mind that the Nashville, Chat
tanOogo & St. Louis Railroad offers better
accommodations, better time and connee
tons than any other route between the
Northwest and Southeast.
Leave Memphis H. 10 A. m, $50 m
" Mckenzie AS a. m, I.45 p. IN.
" Hickman 500 a. m
Arrive at Nashville 1000 a. M, 100 p. m.
Leave Nashville 1910 a. m, g 10 p. IN.
" Murfreesboro ll.27 n. m, 9. 40 p. m
" Wartrace, 1922 p. m, 1910 p. m.
4" Tullahoma l.l3 p. m, 100 p. m.
4" Decherd 1.45 P. m, ll.55 P. m.
" Cowan 200 p m, 1910 a.. IN.
" Stevenson 3.l5 P. m, 100 a. M.
" Bridgeport 3.37 p. m, 200 q. m.
Chattanooga 800 p. m, $50 o. m.
For information, time tables and list of
summer resorts reached by this line, call
on or address GEO. w. MCKENZIE,
Agt. Mckenzie.
C. P. ATMoRE, JR., Pass'g Agt L. NJ. r.,
Memphis, or W. l. DANLEY,
Genl Pass Tiki Agt., Nashville, Tenn
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nrIEs NOTICE.

All persons indebted In J. Freuz, are
notified that;their claims are left in the
hands of JAS. A. Warner. City Marshal,
with whom they will please call and set
tie W T. FRENZ.
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And Still Better.

Subscribers can secure, through this Office
the COURIER and the American A9riculfuziss
both postpaid For one year; and also
delivered free) copy of the above
named Steel Plate Engraving that will be
a great adornment to.every hOme-ALI
THREE for only S2.85.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
THE PRESIDENT At SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 26.-Prepar.tion,
for the reception of President Hsyes and
party on their arrival in this city next Mon.
day are progressing favorably. Arrange.
ments have been made for special car "a,
the reception committee, Who viii meet tbe
president at Jacksonville, if he Gomez by
Wabash, or at Brighton, If be comes by The
Chicago and Alton. On reaching the citv
he will be escorted to the state house viii
fitting ceremonies. His escort viii consisl
Of proce9ion, which will include nilitarv
the Masooic and Odd Fellows socielies a
the county, war veterans, The FIRE depsrt.
ment, etc. At the state .hoass entrance "a
will b greeted by, the school children oi
the city, who will occupy the steps and sing
one or two patriotic songs q hs approaches
The president will then hold public re.
cepsion in the Representatives, hall. Ad.
dresses of welcome viii bs delivered bv tha
Hon. J. G. Conkling and Mayor McGuire,
Thus concluded aud the state house inspect.
Cd. hs will be driven to the executive nm.
slon, where reception will b given in IN
svsning. Tussday the president and psrty
will become the guests Of the state board q
agriculture, and will be escorted to the fair
grounds By several military companies, the
city council, state and county officials and
Others, and spend most Of The day At the
fair. es1 p ssesIe,@1 '"s
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LATEST " nlAll.

New Orleans, Sept. 23.-Another case of
yellow fever, imported from Morgan City
vas reported to the board of health TO-DAY
Mn. Croker. She came from, Morgan
City the 18th and was taken seriously sick
on the Goth.
Fall River, Sept. 2s.-Thsre are indica.
tions that the spinners strike in this city u
about over, and the general opinion seems
to b that it the manufacturers would dis.
change the knohstick spinners and employ
all their old help At the old wages tho
strike could 'hs.aSded. 81 aI F.I
New Orleans, Sept. oh. Delbondio
& Co., commission merchants aud heavy
sxporters in grain, suspendsd, had branch
houee in St. Louis. Western firms lose
heavily. But little Of their paper 10 held
here. They had been selling wheat
short.
Chicago. Sept. 2S.-A novel suit Vas BE-.
gun to day. The widow Of Hugh McCon.
vile, the man murdered BY Sherry and
Coaly, hr which the latter wss ksnKed,
began suit for $4,000 damsRes under The
state Law against The owner Of the saloon
where Sbsrry and Cooley. procnrsd the
liquor skieh - ,hsn iHtoxicatsd, aeains.
The owner Of the building, and against the
agent sAolsassd the prsmisss.
Peoris, Ill.,, Sept. 23.-Ailer one heat ol
the 2lS ,r2s had been run, and just - the
pacing 'fAcs vas coumenced at the Peoria
fair this afternoon. rain commenced falling
aud the races we're saeceaaSily postpoaed
ustilt es-nussou aftssaoon. There Wa al
Attendance Of about 5000 people. Don
Qutxois Won ths 6ssG hsaa uf ihs ,sos IL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
CROPS AND MARKETS.
The Weekly Review OF tho Eoxli.
Geain Market,

las weekly Review OF tho English
Grain Market.
London, Sept. 23.-The Marx Lane Ex.
press says: Much grain has been c.rted
and stacked under conditions which render
sprouting and los Of condition almost Inc.
vitable. In Scotland the agaicultural al
tuation is gloomy. The fields sre still
con is too far advanced for any hons Of ann.
shine the chances of grain maturing nron.
erly are reduced to minimum. As bad =.
our harvests have been since 1875. il must
be admitted that the present sea.on's Weld
will be BY far the worst.
There Was material revival Of trade in
foreign wheat, and the upward movemen,
anticipated fortnight since had made !.
fair start in an advance of 2 shillinps per
quarter, which has been we'll maintained
during the week, and the prevalence of spe.
culatiye transactions affords proof that thers
are not wanting those who consider the "a.
cent Improvement but the 6rst etep to !.
materially enhanced range of values. Mi.
lers have shown decided inclination n
their stocks, 40 that healthy activity has
pervaded the grain trade throughout The
united kingdom. q =
Flour shared in the advance 10 the extent
of shilling per sack and barrel.
Feeding stuffs were held with increased
hrmness. The arrivals al ports Of call the
past week have been small.
Wheat off the coast met with GOOD inou;.
y and prices advanced Is pence to 2 shil.
iing', but limited choice has, restricted
business.
Maize was also in good demand and pri-
ces advanced Is pence. 'N f''
There has been . very extensive business
done in wheat for shipment At rapidly
improving prices, and closing sales
indicate an advance of two shilling On
the week with . continued strong de.
Maize is . shilling to eighteen p.uc.
dearer. rs'
Barley is stead, with an upward ten.
The sales of Eaglish wheat last week
we're 1924 quarters at AZ shilling 1 pence
per quarter agains, 60,446 quarter, At 43
sh'l!ings pence per quarter for the same
week last year. ~ 's
The imports into the United Kin,dom
for the week ending September Is. vsre
!:51al l29 hundred weight of wheat and
l74,l15 hundred weight. or -four.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
Matte Hunter aud Rovdy Bay were broken
up oy the rain aud Lucy won the race 10

Matte Hunter aud Rowdy Bay were brok en-
up by the rain aud Lucy won the race 10
Chicago, Sept. 23-There was coutinu.
ous upward movement IL prices on 'chsnss
to-day, wheat taking the most decided sS.
!anee. November selling q high q $i.0sl
GorinG the sitsrucon end cloaing strong Il !
shade lee than the beat prices. Altboush
prices have advanced daily for tvo weeks,
With no tetrogads movements Of conSequence,
70 the result has not been disastrous, except 10
three cases on change, until to-day. when
several small operators suspended, but the
to'al amount Of their liabilities will hardly
oe $z,oOO. Provisions are also strong With
decidedly buoyant feeling, most marked
IN pork and short ribs. Farmers appear 10
be holding bark their supplies for better
prices. ~
Springfield, Sept. 23.-Maj. G. g. Dana,
inspector general Of The second brissde. II.
linoia national guards, Msj. ]. F. McNil ol
the fifth Illinois national guards. and Lieut
John Rodman, adjutant Of the twentie,h n.
fantry, U. 8. A., have been appointed iudec.
Of the prize drill by militia comp,nies a
the state fair next week. Adjt. Hilliard,
chairman e. OF the delegation, has appointed
the following delegates to represent the mi.
nois national guard at the national militia
convention at St. Louis next week: Col,
BARLEY Of the fifth regiment, Lieut.. Col,
Butler Of the fourteenth battalion. Lieut.
Col. krughof of the eleventh battalion,
Lieut.. Col Thompson of the sixth. battalion
Ma!.sC y. fWilkishour of the thirteepth bat.
tallion. '-
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gs,aex mus ,,orrs.

A female faro dealer known a. Madam.
4eustache, and we'll known chsracter n
Deadvood in il sarly days! recently com.
nitted suicide at Bodie, California. Sbe
met an adverse streak Of luck, and rather
than live without wealth she "psesed ,ia. her
chif 70 the eass Sksspsf il. de SeSe 81
lie w6os never esrss ii calling de si.ss
turn.
A hunter in falss bottom recently killed
three bears without leaving his tracks
They wsrs feeding IN plau pa,sh. and
the hunter 6rst saw and shot the cub .nd
then was compelled in selfdefence to kill
the two old ouse
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
SIOUX VALLEY NEWS.

Watertown is building two story school
house.
Squads Of immigrants are pitching their
tenu in and about Dali Rapids.
Dell Rapids is considered one ofthe bes.
trading points in southeastern Dakota.
Watertown, Dakota, is receiving numer.
oqe new comers from Watertown, New
The building season in Dell Rapids will
only be concluded when genuine vinte,
weather sets in. - >
George L. Lanning has retired from III.
keecoe Express and names w. S. CabbsI
a. his successor. g $3.50 :" -
Rev. Z. Kingsbury, of Sioux Falls, ha
accepted call from the Congregations
church Of Canton.
The Dell Rapids Exponent says there i
an Immense amount" of travel I'D ant
down the Sioux river. -
Brookings County Pres: Tracklaverl
on the Chicago and Dakota reached LAKE
Benton on Monday, and regular trains ar,
now running to that place.
Between four and Eve miles Of the South
ern Minnesota grade have been completed
on the Dell Rapids side of Sioux F.lIs. ma
ierge force Of men are still at work.
.Watertown News: The Northwestern
r.llrosd company have advanced the rate
Of their lots in this city 10 So per front foet
we have been shown . telegram from Mr..
simmons, land commissioners. to y. r.
Rathrick, to that effect.
Roscoe Express: Farmers hereabout are
threshing their grain a. speedily a posi-
Die. The rsmunerative price paid for
wheat is causing good many 10 thresh and
cell At once. Sioux Falls il getting nearly
all OF the grain from this section.
Wstsrtown News Two ladies came in.
TO town one day last week from the Jim
river, Mrs. Alice Farmer and her mother.
They each had yoke Of oxen and loaded
wagon: They had come alone all the vay
fro1, thsJia river, sixsy-fve miles, With
products Of the farm, to ,exchares for sup.
plies. When it 10 remembered that about
thirty miles of this route is entirely unin.
hsbited and that ehsy had to camp out two
nights on their way here, something like q
proper conception can be formed of the
nerve and plucF Of those two women.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
YELLOW FEVER.

MemPhia Sept. 25.-one new case vas
reported this morning: "A. 6. HFsrsuson.
A. the city hospital one death has occurred.
Chas, Miller; weather clear and cool.
NooN-No additional cases have been r.
ported. Two deaths have occurred. Phil.
ip 8. Schaffer and Henry Hornfeldt. The
state board of health officials are disregard.
inE the injunction mentioned yesterday, md
pickets have been notified accordingly, and
all persons attempting to bring in loose lint
or seed cotton will be prosecuted for violat.
ing quarantine Law regulations.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
GREAT DISTRESS N l,soA.

London Sept. pa dispatch from Calcut.
t. says reports from Cashmere are still yery
gloomy. All European eye-witnesses asree
that great corruption prsyails smoue OF.
cials. The 4ahajsrah ard his ministsrs
show went Of energy In relieving the distress
Of the people. A ghaa,ly story has been
going the rounds Of the papers that two
boat-loads Of famine-stricken people vere
taken out into the lake and drowned. The
story has been contradictsd, appassn,ly On
authority Of Durbsr, but II obtained general
credence among the people and visitors in
the valley.
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TELEcRAPHIc eRevITles.

MORE GOLD,
New York, Sept. 25.-The steamer Amer
i!que from Havre brought 329, ,G2O dollar
in twenty franc pieces.
o'BElRNR ousTED,
Especial Telegram.]
Ysnkton Agency, Sept. 25.-The follow.
Ing communication was received At Pin1
Ridge . few days ego:
Washington. Sept ls.-To Dr.. MeGiUv
euddy. Pine Ridge Agency:-Go At once t.
Roseoud landing and recsive and receipt fol
O'Bierne property. Then return to the
agency with him. where he will transfer
building operations to you. He has been
instructed.
Signed, E. A.HAYr.
~ ~ Indian Commissioner.
ARRIVED,
Philadelphia. Sept. 24-Arrived: V.der.
land, from Antwerp.
APPOINTED.
New York, Sept. 25-Dr. Justo A. Rose.
mana has been appointed minister to Wash.
ington from the United States of Columh;.
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4 the i. ?. EXTENSION.
Bismarck Tribune


Ihos Dosne; consulting engineer Of The
Pacific end, whore hs. hes been putting la.
eating parties in the field ~. -.
tine,neady tor the construction ofthe Pen, &,
oreille diviion. He will 10 out: q IN
exte1sion from Nandan sid uaSke . pen.
erA inspection Of the work done and a. Sb1
done. Herman CLARK, the contractor. As.
nved With Mr., Doane. Clark oonside.a
thetgrGding Of fhs- 6ist hundred mild vir.
tsaliy completed, and is anxious to enter
int . contract q grsds the !oshsr. hundred
miles 70 the Yellowstone. Mr.. Doans and
yen: Rose. will 60 to 1.-THE Little Missouri
meet Sslly IL oesoSsr: Keitb,. IN, NV e +
now out ITO miles. It il report ed th.t The
railroad compaay sisse hid out town on on
tne Yellowstone, above the mouth Of Glen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25

ae hAd bis son Willie. six ye.rs old, 10 Gus.
sSoy 81 ~; ooo would release him 10 payment Of
1870 ano II not torth coming The child
Woa!q q dIoWned; SCHUYLER was held 10
Of number of children Of weaithv neonis
vas also iound with him. '''
Providence, Sept 25.-The United s,ats.
practice ship, Minnesota broke from M
n,oo!ines e, this morning and vent lahore q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The Wife sf Rev. Leunsberry Pleads
Guilty Of Murdsr-Abdu uetion OF the
Daughter Of Proniuent Bunale
Merchant.
Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. 25.-Ten hours
after the coroners Inquest who accused Mrs.
Lounsbury of criminal responsibility for
the murder Of her husband the complaint
was Issued BY the grand jury and returned
10 Justice Smith, who went to the residence
of Mrs. Lounsbury, and after reading the
charge, put to plea without counsel. In an
agonizing tone she pleaded guilty, and the
justice announced that he would defer fur
ther proceedings until this morning when
It 10 mentioned that friends of Mrs. Louns-
bury engaged counsel for, her. She il
quiesSt this mornipg and'rsalises tie snor.
nifty OF her crime, expresses = willingness
10 suffer the full penalty of the Law.
Lounsbury's funeral has been arranged for
Saturday ct Christ church. Bishop Viii
liams and Rt. Rev. Bishop Dell, Of Ohio,
and q number of clereymen will be
present.
Buffalo, Sept. 25.-On Tuesday Last Chas.
E. Schuyler, Of Little Falls, telegraph oper.
ator, called on the daughter of one Of our
prominent citizens when At her school.
Schuyler represented to the girl that he was
in the employ Of her father, who had been
injured By the altof Z, ,hqildins, ssd desir-
ed TO zee her. She accompanied Schuyler
TO the place where he eaid her father was
lying and q the two entered the room, be
locked the door aad told the sgisls she. Waa
hi pfisonef until money had been paid him;
he then forced her to copy the following
part Of lsstsr 70 her father, which hS had
written. -9-5N k3s - aAa
Dear Papa II ask you to give this man
ave hundred dollars. Tor unless be receives
pledges SCI his sor5 asdg iqncs IS; Il Il.
shall be returned 10 you 10 1txly days; for
this loan b hass 10 sscpri,y 10, 06se Sscept
myself, whom be has 10 Keeping; be muet
have this sum within week; 90 long % I
think y0u. .tnteed n psv thia, ssD. iuss %
long shsli I b ktsdly dealt With bT !, the
nrst lndicstion---st this point the girl
chopped writing snd begged u hs,relessed,
promising to raise the required sum and
nAve u sent 10 bin, o. her swsarius to nev.
CT d'sclosn What bad happcucd: she Was
se,essed and yDNrdsy told tho story.
Schy'cs Vas arrested and cop,csscd to-day
n'e crime on his pssson wss found q le,,r,
:" 'hs sssher Of tss etri Ia subs,snce. ,hs,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25

The place 70 get your mous,s worth Il
the Tivoli saloou, where you find the coolest
Milwaukee Lager Rsee On, dn1sht, a.d a
hne Tree Iusch every morning nom 9 10
ll:So, and Saturday nights from 9to 1850
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. September 25.
FLouR-Shade stronger. 4z
WHEAT-Feverish, unsettled 2(G4 cents
tober.
RYE-Scarce, firm, SOC.
CoRS-53@55c. ~
BARLEY-Unchanged. .ia
oArs-Firm. Mixed western Sc! @38c
white 35@41c. -
PoRK-Higher, $9.10.
LARD-Rather easy, unchanged,
BEEF-Quiet.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
WHlsKEy-steady, $1.09.
CHICAGO. 5 sa
~ Chicago, September %.
WHEAT-Unsettled, irregular, generally
higher. No. 2 red winter $l.Oe; spring
$l.4 cash; 81 OH October; $1.03Y No.
vember.
CoRN-Firm shkde higher, SIC cash
October 36sc November.
OATs-Firm. Shade higher; 26sc cash ;
26fc October 26ic bid November.
RYE-Strong, Soc.
BARLEY-Firm, 81c cash; 83c October.
PoRK-Strong, higher 1925 cash {;
50 30 November; Ss.724 bid January.
LARD-$6.05 cash, $6.04}@S6.O5 Octo.
Der, $5:65k bid November, $5.67 January.
Has sold $3.50 January.
WH1sKY-$1.O7.
Fresh roll A, No. butter At
a JENKINsoN's. s
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Connecting Il

Conneedng q
sUKT PlERRE for all points tnthe Black Hills
r0kI BENTON for all points in Montana
tot SIOUX City. Chicago, st. Louis, and I'll pOints
tor incarnation. rates. etc. apply at the Con.
pAayn o&sce In flrse NatkoNal Hank. YanSfsN
Or NJ Rramlsc. Miner 4 Co.
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FIRE.

! San Francisco. Sept, 25-A dispatch from
Susanville ttates that the entire business
portion Of Altures. Modoc Co., was burned
on Monday night last, no particular.
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.foRe.cx.

SNOW AT MT. LOUIS.
IS Qasbsc, Sept. Two inches efsnow fell
ut Mount Louis this morning. .
gs3rs - sr sENGLIsH AARKErs.
Lond6n, Sept. 225.-1he Pail Mall Gas.
ette says the wheat market has been excited
the pest two day. and there have been CON.
siderable operations and the best foreisn
klods advanced % nearly two shillines pef
quarter since Monday. The movement 4
aided ~ the recurrence Of heavy rains. late.
nses pt heeysst, inferior quality Of the nev
crop, simeltansous speculation In Paris ~
the reported failure of large C.liforni. !.
speculations.
THE AMEER Is FRIENDLY
Simls. Sept. s25.-The force sunder Gan
bakcr resched Kensh Nussi Yesterday In
the afternoon, III Kensh Iuterviawed vith
jStt Ffe6Sstck Roberts aud assured him nf
the amserss friend illness and wilhnpness "a
% guidei'by British advicee. d
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA AGAIN.
Berlin, Sept. 25.-A semi-ofilcis, North
German Gazette saws the Importance of the
politics, relations between Germsny and
Austria continued to increase ,risihe lsst
Iew years and 1T was therefors IN absolute
Oct eest,y that the chancellor should D. 81
su'ed M permaaence existing friendly
relations aud the news of Andrsssys resig.
ost,on msds great impression upon him,
aud inquirin9 into the causes and results oi
this resignation was 90 important that he
wss not sstisded with the written Informs
ton on tho subject. and had entered
in:o direct Communication with Audrsssev
and bis successor sHd obtained the assur.
ance of the good will Of Austria trom the
highest authority. and an exchange Of views
which took place afforded complete satis-
Iact'ou 10 both parties identically peaceful,
policy OF the latter and . mutual friendly
onderstanding regarding their economical
interests have, by means Of conference of
their leading ministers, again received q
perfect guarantee which 10 afforded BY mu.
tual confidence and good will.
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Mincs Meat. home made for aals II
JExI,xsox'a
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WALL STREET.
New York, September 25.
Money-Easy, 5@6 per cent.
Govsrnment's-steady.
Stocks-Stronz.
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FIRST CLASS STEAMERS,

built expressly for the Missouri river, and il
charge OF careful and experienced officers
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Fresh roll A, No. 1 butter at
JENKINsoN's.
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SNOW AT MT. LOUIS.
Is Qosbsc, Sept. 25-T~o inches efsnow fell
ut Mount Louis this morning, =
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