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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-23
a CABINET SECRET.

tCs, warm duluiIeI oI NIdHL lOI .
third term and personal friend of the
Secretary, had an occasion to visit
him. After they had talked on busi-
ness for. some time the Secretary was
asked what he thought of the politic-
al outlook from the Republican point
Of view. Schurz replied very frankly
and very fully, giving his feelings,
hopes and fears He said that be felt.
that he was what was known as a
stalwart Republican in everything,
except probably in his choice Of the
man who should be the next Repub-
lican candidate for the Presidency.
He wculd have to oppose Grant,
should he be nominated Should the
nominee be Blaine, while he probably
would not oppose him, he never could
support him. His choice was Sher-
man; not that he believed Sherman
the best man for the Republicans to
nominate, but he was just how the
most available man for those Repub-
licans who, for instance, would rather
vote for Democrat like Bayard than
a Republican like Grant. While in
the Senate with Sherman he did not
particularly admire that gentleman.
because Sherman was strongly pro-
Grant in all their contests in that
body, but since they have been to-
gether in the Cabinet he has had an
opportunity to study him, and he be-
lieves him entitled to have aspirations
for the Presidency
When the Administration first be-
gan its career he was shy of Sherman
for the reason that he looked upon
him as an extreme radical and as a
of Grantisrn. When
he and Evarts made ii the ultifnatum
of their remaining in the Cabinet that
Packard III Louisiana and Chamber
lain in South Carolina should be al
lowed to go by the board, and that
Interference in the local af-
fairs Of the Southern States should
cease, he (Schurz) expected 10 en-
counter the bitter hostility of Sher.
man in the Cabinet meetings, but TO
his astonishment he found that Sher-
man agreed with him fully. This gave
a majority of the Cabinet over to the
leace and Cancellation policy and
made it an easy matter Ia bring over
Messrs, Devens, Thompson and Nc
Crary, so as TO have the Administra-
ton act with unanilnty. After the
downfall of Packard and Chamber
lain, Sherman continued as the strong
supporter of all of the Presidents
measures. He never
once tlinched, and when he followed
up the Packard aud Chamberlain bus
mess with his fight against Conkling
and the New York Custom House ring,
), cretary Schurz says he concluded
that here was the man Tor the Repub-
Iican emergency-the emergency be-
ing the killing of the Grant "booln."
He Immediately urged on Sherman the
Importance Of lis entering the field
against Grant, otherwise that gentle
man would have a walk over for the
particularly as Blaine,
Conkling and the other standing can
lidates showed a disposition to step
aside for Grant. Sherman consented
and Immediately wrote the Haskin
letter, announcing his intention of be-
ing candidate Since then Schurz
says he has been working for Sherman
in every way possible for him to do
SO. He does not know that Sherman
will succeed. but he feels that ne has
at least gained his object, which is
the defeating of grant.
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Ss's. II. PErrESaItI. K Co.. 10 State Street, f y
ON. 81 Park Row. New York, and 70l Cat snut Stree;
Philadelphia. Agents for procuring advertise
nents for the IDAHO w I'd IN the above cities, and
utherisce TO contract ADVERTISING at our loves
al,
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No,ice.

biF r oe OF IDAHo,
& [Sg no. .. Boise, IS.
b. 0' the estate of John G. Hughes,
psl @ .s s.ia .HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE UNDER.
[saes leceas 'rator OF the estate of John
5 havin. a,si' H. to the creditors of. ana MI
Aen, w;,,l ailhs against, said deceased to ex
iour non,n the necessary vouchers.
Vice. to as the as, after the first publication OF
E'rsile. ao;id Ss SAID administrator at his Office
EEsaiStrator q, ,h WM. ]. ROTHWELL.
r.. Tue estate of John G. Hughes,
'''So City. May 5. 1870.
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Dissolution Mot;ce

he PARTNER HIP HERETO ORE EXIST
ing between C o. Hayird and Ianas ,,s,,. - :, ? = :
THIS day been dissolved by mutual consent All
% .nsse indebted US will please come forward ana
se.'le with 9. q Havird by July l. 1879. and uer
present their accounts for settlement. 1850
9. g. HAyIRD,
JAMES PULK.
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Notice.

In the Probate of Boise county, Ida Territory
In the matter of the estate Of Matthias 1app, de-
ceased:
ESURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
8 made of the 23d day of april, a. D. 1872 no.
tice is hereby eiven that on Tuesday, the 9th day
of May A. D. 1879, at IL O'Clock NJ. of said day,
at the office OF the Probate Judge. in Idaho City
Boise county. l. T.. has been appointed the time
and place for proving the will of the said Matthias
Zapp, deceased, and for hearing the apple ton f
Mary Anna Zapp for the issuance to her of letters
testamentary, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same
T. s. HART,
Probate Judge and ex-0fficio Clerk.
Dated April 49, lS79-td.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

Mr.. Hayes and Secretary Sherman want thu
customs duty roimposcd 90 ties and coffee. Ac
cordIng to the foundation principles of ,qlity
and lns'lcc The government OF a couutr2 should
DO supported by a tax on the property of il,
people, and not by tax On what these people
cat and drlhk, for the chief purpose CT gov
ernment Is to protect property, tho idea Of SELF
preservation being sufficient to ioduco people
to deend themselves. Individually CT coIlco
lively, when assaed. Tho protection Of prep
erty then being tho CAUSE Of the cost of GOV
ernmont, these who own that property should
bear the expense. They ara able to 30 it, and
1t can BIO apportOned among them with arith-
motcal fairness, every man being assessed accord
ing to the amount oil property ho owns The rev
enue of country raised by tax on tho pro.
ducts thorcei and by n tariff, is bu1donsomo and
uaiust- because it it cxaocl from
people unable to pay it, and Uni as. because, NJ il
Is expended for tho protection OF properly, tho
rich should pay moro than tho poor, whereas
they ply no mGr5, az, by the law of nature. one
man cats aud drinks % mneh as another. For
the same reason it acts with Partially even
smo9g the rich, rs tho mnn worth million
pays no more than one worth teGth Of Tint
amount. The whols tariff md Internal rnvlnuo
system should be abolished and tho rypenses
ct the government be paid by tax on inoomea,
but the money power Of tho country is too
great to allow us to hope for the ndopinn of
aby suah beneficial measures. We do trust,
however. that tax ,nny lot b. PIT upon tia
pooT mans CUP OF coffee and the ronr widow $
cup of tea.
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ECEsE5BE .E-E.eL-E

Tho Earl OF Durham dird 10 London ycstnr
day
| Countess Rant2iu, the only daug hter Ct Bis
| marck, has h9cn delivered Of son.
The ChiliaHS hsvo occupied lquiQlc, uhial
| had been previously abandoned by TIE allies.
The London Standards tladtid c5rrnepo1.
| dent saya Tho ey Empress Eager il will rttnrr
| TO Elgland ia December.
Tho French Chamber Of d, pniics adjourned
yesterday until Saturday, and the Senate, which
| sat only lev ln'nuic4, ubll Monday.
Tho Amrriears in Berlin celebrated thanks
giving by Il church scrSic' III the n0rniag. Ia
| tho afternoon a letc was given a the Hotel dl
Home. ri which ono hundred aud fifty Amcri-
cans were Present.
Tho Propaganda Eide, oil Rome, has ap-
| proved the proposal CT Cardinal McUloskey for
the establish nont Of thrco bishoprcs n Aulufiol
under tho iu,i;dictinn CT tie Archbishop oil
New York. Tho Propaganda vii Instruct
Carload hlrClpskry as 90 he mos: sniable
location OF The secs
Some s3tsltion has been clus ID Ivy the kill
ing OF m hlSn.an exile by q Gnrmsn gendarmo.
| Tho Ashton was clandtsliuoiy visiting his pa
| rents at Dannemaie. within tho German from
Tier. Tie fled from the gondaTmc, who fired
upUH nm. 1 nc \llREtTS were much excite \,
and tIlcd to lynch the gnntiArmr.
Tho North German Gazette pnbiishcs tho
following letter from Prircs Bismarck, dated
VarziD, November Is: Ia consequence CT re-.
ports circulated hy the press respecting tho
state Of my health. R large number Of friendly
oounsels end medical remedies rnuch mo from
all parts-aiicr Germany, from Eogland moro
especially. However gratifying tho s, proofs of
sympathy, | am, unfortunately, not yet well
enough TO be able to thank tho srhdera by lot.
t:r. |, therefore, beg all those who have given
me pleasure by their benevolent wishes to help
me 10 accept my most sirc'ro thanks through
this channel"
The hearings in Tho caso Of I\i!ltn, the third
Of tho llHmo Rulers arrested at CastIabar, WAS
contained. but not concluded, at Sligo yestor.
day. Preparations ara ltiag male for nam,
moth demonstrations at London. LIVERPOOL and
other places on Saturday, An Irish society is
is to be formed st Paris. The executive COM
mittteo Of tho Irish land League has address.
cd manifesto. signed ly Messrs Parnell,
RierGr DasltL and others, arpenirg to the
Irish farmers fer practical assistance in the
movement fer the redress OF the land law erioy.
andes. HhlIa was Illuminated on Wednesday
in honor Of D.vitt AMI Daily. There is much
dIsacn'lon among Tbs Liverpool Homo Rulers
regarding tho holding Of meeting on Satnr.
day Tic more peaaaabia section Ct the party
inar some disturbance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

SINGIEc QUAnRrILEs.-AL tho birthday an.
nlyorsary of Tho young millionaire. G.. II. Colt,
at Hartford, on Monday evening, party ri
yound ladies and gnnllCmon introduced nov
city in tho way Of double quairllcS. THO ladies
taking part in these woco dressed in white aad
tho gentomnn in full evening dress, their coats
being faced with rod or buo silk and buttons -
match. Tho music for tho quadrillcs Was fur
nishot by tho dancers themselves, who sang tho
Nursery Rhymes from Mother Goos0'a ruc!o
dos These singing quadEilos were introduced
with marked success 1T Newport during The past
summer, and they wero rendered il Hartford
Tor the first time Monday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
BODY Snatcilpr.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov. GA whilo
man named Bennett jackson was arrested hero
This morning for ''snstchine" the body Of Ten
The body was packnd in q shoo box, addressed
to Atlanta, and marked as containing fresh G,h.
Last night it was attempted TO send tho samo
box TO Cincinnati, tho contents this time ben 9
cotton seed, but it WAS refused by tho express
company ss being Of no value. Tho change of
contents aroused suspicion, which lod this morn
ing TO the discovery of the body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Flnsnclal and commercial STAIRS havo ha,,
Guet this week. Snd We have nothin. oc sper;nI
ia!oFesL 10 Note Tbs igCl;rs q Tie c;tv deh
goes on as rapidly as Lhe old bonds can 30 con.
Vertod into tho new, ard the financial condition
OF the city is considered much moro favorable
than for long time psst Money hesesbouls is
in statu que, without any pressing demand O,
supersbundant supply. In Baltimore there hiss
been better demand for money at per ct. 70,
usual business accommodations. The supply Of
money is abundant. In New York tho ratios or
good collstersls are from Cal. limo loans arc
easier, and primo mercantile paper Is 6sCl per Ct
U. S. securities arc steady and strong Stste So
ouritios generally quiet, but steady. Very little
doing in local railroad shares, but We give
Thursdays quotations:
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ALtcIIlDfe6 SuicIIa

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. 25.-About 80
this morning at bal masquo, at Robpsop's
Opera House, variety actress giving her name
as Ada Clifton and her home. as Columbus, O.,
attempted suicide by shooting herself in the
reeloG OF tho heart with n small pistol. Sho
had bcen drinking icely and was so stupfad
as to be unable to give a CORRECT account Of her.
SELF She was removed 10 tho hospital aud the
wound was examined. At tho present writing
tho location af tho bullet has not hocn ascer.
tained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

Wit AND D1FYlDEEcE.-Whon ITO Scotch
Professor Aytoun was cou,li1g tho daughter of
Professor Wilson ("Christophor North"), ho
told her he disliked to montion tho subject TO
hor fSlber. She therefore went to tho old man
herself, asking: shall accept his oilcr papa ?
He says no is too dinldent 20 name. tho subject
to you HIMSELF 'Thon, said old Christopher,
II had bhtter wrto my reply and pin it TO your
back" He did so and tho answer was with
the authors compimentsn
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TEi.-y CR TIE B4sA-.

ElUII GOtElC"'tpap'
TEi.-y or TIE ELFA'.
Thanksgiving day was observed, yesterday,
ia most q The ct.cl AID i0TDa throughout the
country.
McGauyrau, Tuckor&Co, lumber merchants,
NlortrCa, Canada, have failed. Their iiah'li'
lies arc $2SO.UUJ
The steamer Britannia which sailed from
Liverpool for New York Yesterday, took O. .
passenger Mr. George Nj. Robcsou.
Iucgarc, hiss been received 10 The effect
that Ahmed Mukhtan Pasha, the Turkish Gen
eral, has been LII: sacred by Arnauts at GuslnJL
RO. Mills OF Tczas. thinks that Congress had
better settle right down 10 business, and leave
politics and president niakirg alone. Sensible
Mills.
We Learn from the New York Sun that no
earthly power can induce Gov. Seymour to &c
cant the dem1er nomination. Tor President
again.
Its reported hist the British government is
establishing rcscr9e OF O.00O men 10 Canada,
composed OF nililia, for service al home CT
| abroad ii required.
Tho Alabama State Far, under tho auspices
OF colored people, has bocn IN progress this week
in Montgomery. The exhibition was highly
creditablc aud Was largely attended ly both
races.
The house OF Jacob keauu. colOred. in Pens
der county, n. e., vas destroyed by lire lest
Monday night, and his four Children, ranging
from an uiaut up TO SIX years Of age, pcrlshcd
| in the flames
| A crowd OF col0rod mcn became Engaged Ia
an ARRAY ct the corner OF Eleventh Dnd Z. Sis
L L IL, L 4 mi, r
| the men, named Henry Fletcher, drew pistol
| and fred five shots into The crowd, but tortu-
nacy did not hit any one.
A marine named Timothy llcrincy, belcnl-
| ing to tho United States steamer Portsmouth,
made two attempts at suicide yesterday IN res
| taurants, in Washington. lie had with him (
hail found OF Paris green, and, OF dcring drink:
| attempted 10 mixed the poiainn with tho liquor
bat Was prevented.
| 10 tho SptnOrd Kellogg Investigation At New
| Orleans yesterday several members OF tho
| Packard Legislature tcsilicd in contradiction
of the aiatcm"nta.t hat they had rtccivoh money
Tor voting iort clI0gg iol |. s. Senator. keloyp':
acting private secretary pronounced iasn The
| statement ct BERNARD Williams in relation Il
Kellogg hrhing Sroinrd'a witnesses.
| rltsi,:cut Inyca and wIu yesterday ationdnC
| tho dedication GUtvicn ni the ~. lAul NJ. H.
rin,ch. TranE(o1J i'hil,lrIrhia. Ei4hnp Sim,
n,,, n.nI;,m, ~, ,.rr,nn iic ,,,on;Jnn c,n
1 1,,,oI ; a., n,lIn,;,, r. J.trau iLc ~,
'''." =, -, '',ialI,m,, ~ oln,,L T., a..
pons.S y, ''""'|'"t 49,. Mr' .'''
"I''E '"' i i'. " w. g., 'S -" ",'','
ca ."' "'",' ,"'t:' W i''!'',I ,,'' ~. IVY -
'"' a, w. '"',"'"F'r" |'''' ','''' '.''f'
me l'isi "rht o. l'f'GA'sh, ~ -, II sl3.
""'""' lfoapcc, ! AK coat hcr S'"'""''""
| hrF Walcr WORKS ; ''Wm,''"' anH 'lsr part
inc if'"E'Sh mag" 3!'"o":"". ,''hf"'"'>
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Explosion ofn Powder Mill.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Nov. 2S.-Tho Marcolius
powder mil. about twolvo milos southwest of
Syracuse, exploded on Thursday morning. de-
s'roylng three buildings and 5000 pounds Of
powder. The report was heard dietaucc Of
twenty miles. No parsons wcro injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
ASOhyXIafeI,

man was employed ia cleaning car tank with
oonZ'ne he became ovorpowerod by gas, and
was rescued by the foreman Of tho works, Geo.
Cook, at the cost Of hs own life, Mr.. Cook be.
ing asphyxiatcd while in tho tank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
Foot Rail EInfcl,.

NEW York, Nov. 2S.-Six thousand sDfcln
tors ga'hered at st. Georges cricket grounds,
lloboken, yesterday, to Witness .hn ioo, bail
contest between pri.ctIon and ialo toamg.
Attcra snVera struggle the game was i c'nred a
draw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
Tbs old sic t6s!er's method Of "aralyz;pp"

Tho old ale tss!er's method Of Analysing"
botr for tho purpose Of detecting the addition
OF sugar 10 tho liquor Was rather primitive
Like most meo 10 those times he wjgo leather
breeches, and when he vent to tas!o the ale for
the presence OF sugar, a pint OF fluid was split
on wall ccaued bench and the faster SAT- upon
it till it dliod. If, on rising, The seat OF Tho
brooches stuck 10 Tho bonch then sugar was
present, bu! il not the beer was pure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

1t ID reported that Gen. Johnston is to intro.
dnce lnlo Congress, and press ts adoption, tho
project for making Gan. Grant Captain G epcrsl
OF Tie Army, with largo salary. Gen John
ston's short carer az legislator doesn't nrove
him to be above the average of his State col
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
MOI. (sutIlS.

NEW YohE, Nov. ga special from Char.
lotte, N. g., announces that tho trial Of Miss
Amelia Linkhaw, ofLumborlon, who last spring.
shot Edward Hartman r Baltimore "drummor :"
for alleged seduction, was concluded Wodcrs-
day evening, and that tho jury after = few hours
absence rendered verdict of not guilty..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
E1:lfSllUcIl ISraIlmn

WINNIPEG, MAN, Nov. 2S.-Thc Canadian
fec nc tfcstie work over Cross River is reported
20 haVa gwen Way and tic passage of
Trains has been susnended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
SHEcIt7a.

!NEWEURGu, N. Y, Nov. 2S.-Hcnry Hui,
Q lurmcr; ,oged % years, and respected resi-.
eeht OF blooming Grove, Orange county, in a
nj OF melancholy, committed suicide by shoot
Ing himself yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
D. u. I }.

IN Richmond. GA tho 25.h instant, in tina G5lb
Snhr ct her aga. MIRA. ADDELLE NUTT. Wild
o" OF Tho nie ,hlaxnndnr Mott.
in Nnw !9'ii city. m TIM l9ih mat Doctor
" Aei rs hicDnWEl.l.. only aud last arryiyine
son OF tho lato Gov. Mcdowell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
Fatal Accident.

IEor, II. Y, Nov. 2S.-Patrick Hickey was
almost Instantly killed yesterday by tho promo.
~ En explosion Of n n.t:o glycorIno blast neal
tha Honsac tunnel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28
Collision.

NEW YoRK, Nov. ga special trsio Oh
tho New York and New England Railroad
D5und from Washington Village colIidcd with
hand car near the AtWels Avcpus bridge in
this city yesterday instantly killing two men.
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Sermon to Hebrews.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S-Df. Bellows, We'll
known Url!arlau clergyman yssIril,y aciiycfel
Thanksgiving sermon in tha .]cwi4i, temple oil
Emanuel to large couGree atian Of HGhrGws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

ct ct ihn rfs'donen Of tho brides father. Nov,
; ~ ~ ~ Rhy: j.. H. Cronshaw, Mr.. OS-
We We +. hti'Tl.ETON to Miss MARY go.
Loudoun county, Va
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DrOpJbesl Dead

IRoT!DENCE. Nov. 2S.-Captaiu George A.
Gole, ClIy inspector CT Kerosene, dropped
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

Cnr&T OF APPEALS IusrEGDA Harrison :
executor Vs. Payne Sc. From thn Circuit
Conf of Madison county, Knvrraad. Judge
honrura delivering ihn opinion.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company VI.
Noel. From tha Circuit Court al ;h0mRr,,aHt!
county. Affirmed. judy" Gnrialian delivering:
tho opinion.
Villa VI. Common wealth. From tho Circuit
Cou!! OF Loo comfy. Reversal, Judge Amber
son delivering tho opinion. !udgo MonCuro
dissenting.
Irvine VS. Gra0v0r. From tha Gircui. CunrL
of Amherst county. Reversed, ,luEr H.Ip!os
delivering tho opinion.
lloskinson Va Pcrsry and als., and White,
&c, VS.. King &c. From tho Circuit Cour1 OF
l'ondoun county. Both affirmed, Judge hurkg
delivering the opinion. In these eases Judge
Anderson did not concur in tho opinion deliver
OIL, snd Judge Moncuro dill mol ell in tho caiso F.:
Mill inOf's administrator nypsrio. Upon n po-
tIt'on for a mandsmns. iinln i'isi discharged
Snd petition dismissed. Opinion delivered by
Judge Christian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

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+ho,L.uo,o ,on1,r,l e.. it, o,;rI, ,l.,,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

STATE TAXEs.-Five per cent will b. added
to all bills unpaid D. csmber lat.
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RnSC KnlI-

III I'm FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-Ths Chicago baso
crboekers, OF this city. The score stood G TO q.
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CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET Nov. 27.--Itogs
firm for heavy grades common 2)aS3 15 light
3 SOaS4; packing 4aS4 20; butchers lOa$4 -
recaipts IL COO; shipments III.
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MA.GSISIED-

HTAIE lanes, Rive per cent. will DO added
10 all bills unpaid December 1st. nov sG-3f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

Flour ia steady. with q fair local demand, An!
light receipts. Tho offerings Of Wheat amonat,
oil to 2i25 bushols, and ssles were made aL -,
~. lij and Is for Fnltz. and $50 anh IL! for
Lancaster. hut Wa sill quote fancy lots 81 ~
Old Corn il u shade higher. but new is un.
changed, and 100 hushols sold at s. and s. frr
tho formor. and 6G and 81 for tho latter NJ
Ryo reported, and ZIG buShcis Of Oats sold at ii
and 10. Bacon Is q shade lower on account Of
the receipts of dressed Pork. Dressed Hogs
Turkies and Poultry generally lower. Other
articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

STATE TAXEs.-Fivf per cent will he ad,leC
to all bills unpaid December Ist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-28

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Nov'r. 81
Offerings OF 29G hosd of Cattle. Isl Of which
wero sold al isfsc for best quality, 3ts2ic for
fair 10 good, and 2ia3c for com mon. 4C0 Shoap
and Lambs were offered salcs OF best Lambs ut
1ias &c, and com mon mt 1hdic; bent wnthor Sheep
sold Mt 3ia4ic. host Ewas at 3ta3i. and common
at 2ja$2. Fifteen mich Cows sold at 20.x4o
each. Market good.