davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-26

= sold nj INK. MI advance nf n: New Mr1icn
u -n4 NJ HE. l'nItn rncsflc Il al I,if,, jtc-
Enl,!''nn y!licy q. ~ IT, Enst '!:s u il, anh
i"f'r" imrtford i ErIa i declined frtn, III tn
4, litti" fthck ss frr,m ~ 4 to tnl!t:
IN rair'mt shnn's tt0h Puciiie niynrtr,t
frr'n y ia MI: flman from III 10 llf Eastern
ram :Eili tnaE,: iin.tnn & MAirr frt,n le.E 10
1.E't: S"w rftrk & Srw England hnlh Mt mi;
Aschissrl llsst; l'ort actstt 4 fii,f ut hs: NTH
tlIlsky ut ~, ill as before. Wilmington, & Hni.
iiulsht, ttG.fnr,l frntn 89i to fy,i.
fln tho lnst GHfl lthsfon & Alfany WIS offered Mt
!lM4. !urlngtn11 4 t]Mincv r1Dstal NJ le.ft ftls.,;
!lttlf. itnck IrsHt5t!t: knnsnn 4 Tnxns nt :1,lt
h!.; ul'i co!otty ct 11Mkll0;; OgdcnshurE Mt
1iell Telephone Company so1fl nj n.
n the Htstsra Associattf frtsf
flOSTGS, AitE. 2j.-attHks clneet:
Ateh,.,n !: !.t's. ~ .HiI. i.ur.a Quncy.. In
z, :rrtni !:nstrtn !!atsrt,nI ... a
K%s!; .!i5 s"isS'"n. II n :. ."".: sf
1t!r sEnck IT, + i. l!Mei DA tptnF.
f& " F:nsinnl IL, liIN it,ltlnnh ptnfefroi... 4,
Atchl'on i. II. k,..Il's IIo cohlnton.. ~
FOnE1US.
1OSNnS. AHV. 2i,.--Consut*. NIX.
AtMnriehn s'r,.rtlr.-Scw5 =. lGiA; ttfst 113t;
=. lH:f: 1lfinuta Central, 11fls: ]'cnnsylsnnln
!rtitrast ess; Erl", 4"a seconds, 1.i; ltcad!ng,
PARIS, Aug. .'.-tscutcE, eif .eic.
, 1880-08-26

ll1lAFHHI GATnllsh recently fcpDrlctI, 1nr inc
Hccoul week Ut August; indianapolis, lIlunu-
inEfnn & Western, s.'!!,aei4a, III increase of
sss}Ei; Faxns l'ac'lsc. $ae07'iGa, TIT incrrusu OF
sa'tAl.S5; IL. Paul " Onlntn,, an iucrpi.sn Of
xE,4tD; Lake Eric s. Western. $Jl.HlA, nn In
crcnso Of ttd,H0; Grcat Western {or Cnrutla)
EllU,1N un inereISs Ut f:l ,!sa; Altun, $lgs,5a1,
~, tnrrcnsu ur $ii,l1J
Tho following IL statement Of tho actual
eRrntMga 0f thu Chieago, tuck f4land & l'ntltlu
lsn'twny Company fur tho first quuricrn nj issJ:
April, <srs!:, !:,kg.47; Mny. tgt!Ois4s; June, <gH,-
@s:.70. 1otai. $:.71i.:s4a. Corresponding three
1enths II, 1SiN: april, $Tvl sS0O0; biuy, $Bol,-
0'0d'; juno, s1sb,Shtg. Tntnl s.,h7i, ,ssuya. In-
creasu In lEsu $tsD,OI},st. Nearly per cunt IN.
crease fur tho first three months ts ycnr In tho
now sssl,c Ut st0ck, t4s, ,GNU,UU.
Silver cerltcales nr1 nut thkptl nu tleI,nsit lty
tho Nuw York hanka. Tho Assnctntcu l}anka Ut
th.t city 1l'loptcu rl1lu In N0rr1ubcr, tk7H, tn
hay1 nothing 10 tio with tho silver .iotinr or tho
silver certificates. Tho CuntrnI!er ut tho Cur.
rcncy hns decided TINT tho hunks eannut count
silver certificates as part Of taetr spcciu TO.
serves. ..-
T'te Wall street gossip OF tho New York Wofid
rings Ml possible chunye un tho weakness q!
Erie. 1t declares ErI0 to 1o thu wcnk spot ut
tho market. II alotcs one broker III saying thut
ErIe IA sapidly becoming tho target Ut Will
street, and whAt with thu offerings OF ttrrd.1t,t
believers tn tho stnek aud tho sHlcs or ilIosH who
arc informed Vt whut IL going on, It vii! le shut
at 1nnny ttulcs on its downward cu,lse, Int
mt necessarily tD tho detrlment of y,ahl-
unytug properties. Another broker snys that
when tho earnings lrKtD tN shown falling OLE
~ they aro n,nta than likely do frtn Sept. ],
-luahy traders will jump at tho conclusion that
tho rt,;d will havo ~ t>e reorgunIzeti. Tho rrtA
Cas nlAy ha d0W, Dn AcC1unt Of tho three years
stipulation Oil tho Becola consolidated bt,'lt1s,
which forb!ds any. foreclosure proceedings Nn-
, 1880-08-26


FfNEIs-wns aEnu qnict. hut wo nnte rtlcht lr-
fForcrteHt in til" demand, n few round fuls being
tnkefl ihaso ~as little rnugs In pters. Eusne buy
err called thu 1Hnttes weak In sytnpsshy will wheat.
bt htlcrs htkGd tlie sae hrfrtufnre, aAyn4 tint
they hid NOT nshnrrI 1rtr views iurng tin recent
hntEc. and hive nnthEnz to take back NUS. Sales
wero rcrnr"t Of III nrIs wintssr on PRIVATE tcrtns
md III rs d1MlH extrns pHrtIy 81 a. 70 fuf MIp,c..
TN md ffl fnF patents. Export tur. were tuuted
Mt $tt'h@1'si fur 1Uni to tl,lre caitns.
OTHER Mt1t.HrrFtk-W"re In tnir demand and
Tthny. sa!cs waro u TAr. bran Mt tssatlutD: cnes
miiIInHs mt sI1tas7lai tar si,nrts at {lUi; md
tnrd at tii0 Cnarso corn.,,en! wns nominal at
klihl per ton m track.
sI'EtSH WtIEAT-Wns gati1cr nctlyp and Irrrv1,-
lars lowcrt The market nranccd pcnrly ir, sr buck
l%c. md cluart !{ss.4c brinw the Iats.t prices II
;&n,si ;,iEnsi !, XII j. ss:is II i'xstS. SSt Sss SSk
:ts ' ."s @ rasar @ 'e :asy s.t sTs an
,!"s IA q ,s; a n + ,ai .A nGf r. y
;ast. M, t9M ts ou;..ss to a.s?rh u! s offerings
si"ns.rn, ,,srurt, .I"wnxns.. Hid tiefs %n.ia!t" :
,M e H., ~. "y ftsI t. ,s T. NJ,
M Mr' -, "'"n. ":na !" the Iasrnas, PIT It tecmra
s:.s = &" T.: 'sEs =. & '!!": si ia'J*: e &
%'a II s lst4 u % :.s ;'s" t Il +; s's "a sl;S e"s
R Y as s h, Ass,' VIII ,sae4 , l. n s I'D sio:,ns %m
;as; %:5s "".r::s, i ';;%ha y" y S9ss,3e::
,''..l iya,c .cItat; l.xV Gu Gy ss.npIo ri
w;Srk; 'i %i,ssfHWa, tu and declined ,xc per
,n III r.tt. ~h'rt r":ci " el4c tist u snllrf AH-
it .s s*n Il II: I: f III Pr . s.en: .ssissst' sts
@ r. ss ,'I' s IT,; F"s, 4ss sp+ +rns Tsds ts passs.a:
tny: ,.o:sly been Ia,. astnun II parties hure.
sS, ,,; III; L. .s1,"i. e;595S
:a'ly r, ~: ~, III "iu:i..!f"s! j" i IL; 10 ia
| IL .5;$; @ s;S; II; * " v
s:t asIss e, sa ss +: f VENT. closing for
,!sc r"nf. s. Il ta: sSnss.
us H. 'ors T.; sn: ss' sss.,s stS :''Y II a's I
n, VA st st%%:sa - .ac receipt u %$seroa; .sii:
sia a nsa !i!s Ss. a"5ts, @ S"ss:s
ii s uy Il Hit ns t' @ ss's sa @ as.y siis
III; ,r,in Sr t,s s5, ~. On. Ma q. nk n in
a;s s I s Il @ S's"sa si :;Si:t d III 4ssPs .s s,9 e
nt q. A,!sYnss,I i, :es4. itcinr q >tc. nnd cotca
sSs iSsi,s Ssya!t sns s;"s: = hsi"~ f" or!sS.t
Will IT IT NJ @ HUI III HIM." r.. II ",s & Is ma reje.t s' %
NAY j. T. Soa'a aaa i'll ID
1s-W.r t.. ;',, a.t,." IND lrreuu,ns rupnns up
n1 ,',wn Viii Az psf xialn n. aHikS asSrast
itr .',rnH Il; S ,"a n, S tf sa;p: IN:
,Fs:%a; $s,t sa !s..sr tr.el; ii !ne: .
:;sS Az ! SS !'ri%Sss ~ ss:,: :;s:; "as s:sa
s" . # i! t t .a's & c ~, .s. r4a sn" @ m y
nv. hH i" sat :*s W: I;.S u ~: w.:M -;
u 4 't%as t !Sa u aa S. ~ 'tfi t "" %,s n "
.e 1or bnsr5 onss. Nil 'ter OIL hoHd, 1usa! 1ss'N
n tnlr reYac;t r. tns !mproystnsst q
i.s,Iat $:yr: s"l!,r 4asps! .nS Ssi!.'as.s :ei 4
~ .a e.r ~ n - ts,1sn. ts: .nlSs
, 1880-08-26

The following wcen tho receipts anl shpmcnts
at tho loulin9 articles ut prsxlnco III this city
during tho twenty.fuur hours ending ut o'clpck
"Wednesday Worl.ilg Alsd fer Tho corresponding
tiIllE lust YQart
, 1880-08-26

uutaIdv Now fofk....,.... :.t,sii,.T lj!.su|a iii
Chicago, with ia henyy gr.!ln 1,nse.ne.t and
chief slttes Now Orle.ta tlMs very woli. lnuilI.
y btcallso t t!d very ~ is!st ytAs. At snat OF
tho 1h'Iit'r CItGs. however. thcrV II regularity
Df lncrMsr which is dec!tlrtly encouraging, AnQ
It Is u.,i casy tu belicvu thnt tue stttlAtton ut
Nsw York ID due tn uty Eelltr,ll lcgDnN In blIki-
Mui,ts hers The maui featuring t,wis, Which
aru usually tetst ailcetetl by speculative mnfu-
mrnts. appear tu be doing il very !argu md
Of tntcrtIal tras!io there can be no doubt.
AlHTtIN,
Spxttal Gtspatth 10 Tho chicago Tribune,
iiDsT0N+ Aug. .5:-The stock narkot IL steady,
but very tluItt Al!tl tame.
In ll1lA stocks thore Mua II suta Ut l}oylston
ut Ii. MI advance nj Ia. In tho last rnil wMtnr
DswGr elttscd ut Hai&LaT, llostolt Land Ut $50
W, mud MAsGrlck at > asked.
ln rHttVM4 bUAds New York 4 New EuxlAnl
, 1880-08-26
MINING NEWS.

ny The Mfnfn9 jssoeLttfd rrttt.
NEW YoilK. Aug. 2i.-fstssfnca. Mt tho Mining
Exchange to-'lay wns dali. atli l.tutville sttcks
were s!lntio wcnkcr, The closing oi!lcini qro.
infint1a ,rfrr. -
, 1880-08-26

!. The City of Chicago yesterday filed petl-
hon to condemn tho land necessary for ope1-
ng North Morgan street through to Mllwan-
kee aycnues
John q. Patterson brought suit for S3,0oO
eSalnSt Charles s. AIu1s1n.
Daniel c, Becker SUED Thomas II. F0stgr
a0I Augustine N. Leu TO recover $500.
, 1880-08-26
LINI: STOCK.


CA1TEE-Tr1na Has not active an tho dry
bcfnrn Tho rDcetrts lsl,t by runiIHtrrnu. but
rfrurta from Now fnrk tad. nnd under the re-
runE tecrense tn tho shipping dcn,nnd thu iuno OF
tlt market waA less t'rui. Thctu general do
cline. tiush III nut u fgw instances .fera wrto aAtca
nj prices tfnl were not sotd by 10 Tic per iH lbs
NETS p1la for slt1ar .tucs tn tho day brfotr. Ter
ans wero ln light supply. and snI at thu advanced
prices Ut Tuesday. Snt!y1 tutchers stuff continued
dull With pF!crs showing Cont deal uf irrcsuInrlty.
stockcts were in9uIrcd fur limited cxient Dnly.
Thu ot3eriIIss, huWeyor, few, uI,d prtvlnus
psIcea renllxntf. snen wUrs rcpnEtod t!.tDa
4,.S 1t. RtrAfurn l. Go. tol fur Iua11 Ut ML*snri
ratic at tho latter n.uro. Tho uasku& closed aulut
md ensy.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra i5eoveH-t;rhtcd steGrr, weighing Liza
Eh ma ub*hrhs. ............... .f5Te81U
Cbn!re asrevps-Flne. intwc-Iurt1,cd ateuEs, -
WAHhlnK I'LL u ltaf hR.......,..+....... kd Las
GnDd l!cefen- rlI-5alipHeH Fteurs wtgll.
Ing ial IN LII 411GklD
Is sfa,n - 3tDala0
ltutehFFh stuck IHus IL ctIi1ilui, ktAcrr nnd
cbflltnnn tH c1stlCp Gnwe iDF city slaughter, l..
wnt2sls Hltih tLtai .kfIa3
slnek lAtal'-Cutnnt,n t1Ittle, weighing III
-. ~ M4 hs't !bt1tp
1r&nNH..: ..:etyll0
Interior isl.; ulid ti.in ctIWs Iiu,tera. s,ugs
bulls, una scNAWHs LttI..1l
, 1880-08-26

UNITED STATES COURTS.
clayhurgll, Etnslein IL Co. began snlt in
NsulapsEt yesterday against GustaY Jacob.
claiming $1,000,
, 1880-08-26

JUDGEMENTS.
SUPERIOR C0uIrr-CoNFEss1oSs- bfoses
esmbel ct al. Y, lsanc Glmbel, S5l.W.
, 1880-08-26
DH TELEGRAPH.
hEH ftlItk+
ENttaf QiSnafsh Ia Tie fHfeaa. 1,rfttIn 4

Sptttat Dispatch to Tie Caftnpo Tribune.
NEW YNk, Aug. ai.-The tnarkct this fnorn-
Ing opened strung alnd confident, Tho centre IT
speculation depended IN tho reported flrw link
t'f rs'n't 10 conncc. t.nckawnnna with thu Wiz
tHlsh s ureat Western. mud Eric md I.ncku,gnn-
IN Srrc strong nr weak according ~ tho report
III IL the new frhrsho found believers nr other
wise. After the ilrst hnllr speculation wns dull,
nnst the general lit fell or snts,ewlnt, but still
there rctnnIrrd considerable nctlylty In Erie nnl
I"ckawnn'A, tho fnr,ller Of which WIS s,,stHtncd
with difficulty uEntnst 1t continued feeding nit
Of siock 1'nwHrts tito rIosc t:rin gnyn way, and
tho rest Of tho s!ctire iist fell oil IN sympathy.
i ss Iow lcar,le'l lats this afternoon
tlnt tho scheme far A. nGw trunk Tim
+ ' ~ u II, 4di fit TIL tIs ns !. Ms firm shn',
!1lcr u ch'se working agreement with thu
W9bnst' systcm. Thu Incorporation papcrs nln
inrnsimrntnrs nre sonn Of tin strongest i1nnlra
IL rnllr0ntl circles. or csnltsn this Is finikl's
pnn md !, !. etsy to sre tas u1lc effect will ln
10 further dEtlrtss Erie. concerning which igy
rii'llt'rs nj cHstnnly increasing t!s4ttlty tieGt
werc nlrca,!y a'loa'.. Ihis new Ilnu sh9l infect
ren con.r!iis i vefy hsaty : iusi,'r.s 10 10
t'sosp so'uls VIII the exception If tlcsr prop.
erltrs the eitHntlon r. mt chnnttal. nt,il G1ul
rtiihllla hl'll Oh The NeHernl aifHntfUn+ This
sct'cnu, however. IS u es',lplcx one, ntlA 1lst
hnvr M t!npnrin!t effect M immediate r,nc-
2 :y h arc SIns ssa s H So,St s1 for ops. s'sSa i
vcstincnt.
III Tho HfAfsrn dssncfGtfil Tgffs.
NEW 1oNK, Aug. aa5.-GDscrntncntS quiet nul
stCnily.
lsniironl t,onls strong.
EtntG securities dull ltl,1 nominal.
Tho st1ch market WIS Rtr1ntr III tho cnry deal
fnHs. nnd, under Ennd l,sy!nH, tho cntlro lit
advanced sttl.!ily frt,.h Il tn ~ per cent, ell
p,veme1t. During tho nficrn,h,n rcnltxing
EH1es tnnsesl 4 reaction. which wits subsequently
rGrtin!ly sVpttGrtA. In tue Into t!enlI1Iua, tho
ilnrket aEaln fel1 ur. tho rt:lct4om rtpnE from
i To W per cent. biuitnuk gonf advanced III
tho lust hour tn I'M.
Ut ti,c cios" Il tlrtncr fertng prevailed. nn,l
prices recovered Il IN 4 lEr cent. Central ArI.
2t,i,A c,sc ut vi BILL d; nskct.
Transactions were l!,;,0N shares:
Central Arzonn...". t.a Nnstlvn 4 Ehntta.... n III
am,r ii;,;i;;; w w ye5sry y,'rS e ssn!' ~
iannai < st.io.cr! !sn itSa.lsns. @
Kan.a: Tsxas..". n MniasG i'ssii... S,.S
.Mnb!Hnk CGas..... mix. {, !. E.....,.,.. B5uG
Northwestern. HMH!
Money tn11krt Gt,sy NJ .s21 per cent, closinH
ut -; I'rIinU !i1eftnEtttc paper, 4Gs1s.
sterlllIH oSchAlsyc, sixty dnys, weak ut 4Bi;
demand, 13.
novENSNEvT MISps.
Hss fsS ss: i; si |!:''
tNtH 3tGs.
srArE HuSns,
s;is.us H Il. vrn i. &
# y; yF ri, \, T. Si,so.s iii; t
Tennessee is, N1w.... i!5fI
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-22
AGRICULTURIST.
MISCELLANEOUS.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

MEZfwn Is sure TO cure Spavins, Splints,
! Il. ca G..
MA Curb, &c. 1t removes all unnatu-
W4*{WESAH raj engagements. DOES NOT
E&#VW#n BLISTER. Has no equal for any
~ NNh lameneSS onb east or man. 1t has
III ~ \ cured hip.joint lameness in Il per-
wv son who had suffered Is years.
Also cured rheumatism, corns,
trost-Dites or any bruises, cut or lameness. 1t
has no equal forany blemish on horses. Send
for illustrated circular giving POSITIVE PROOF.
Price 81. ALL DRUGGISTS have it or can get
itfor you DIR. Il. j. KENDALL & Co., Propri-
etors, Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Agents, Atlanta,
Georgia. l12 If
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Legal NOTICE. ! Il

fJEBRoCA HURD and David s. Hlrd h.F
IL husband. whoSssids 'ins Jlr kscn county,
West Virginia and whoee pest oflea addrsss
is Topin's Grove, Jackson county, West W.
ginia; John Lee Adams, minor sss4 sbsus
twenty years, son of Mary Jans Adsns.
DECEASED who rssidss In Appanooss souuAy,s
Iowa and whose posto1los address 10 Cinoin.
nati,f Appancess county, ieva; four lstAsE
minor heirs Of said Mary Jane Adsms. DE-
csassd Whose names ana aSss are uoKsown,
who. reside In Apparoose ssunty. Iowa.
and vhoss ,postofAoe address is Cinoinnatt,
Appanooss county, Iowa; John q. Adams .who
resides In Appapooss oopntY. Iowa. and
whose posto noe address = Cincinnasi, Apps.
moose county, Iowa, and J6hn W. Bsolhers.
who resides Ii Lawrsnos ooua&N liilsois. ma
whose postofRce address is sumner. Lawrence
county, Illinois, will take pstisss that on ~
26th day Of Novsmber, a. D. 1873. MIohasl-
Boughnsr, as Administrator sf the estate ,of
Stephen Brothers. dsceased alsd his pstition
in the Probate Court Of Monroe countY. OAIe.
against them and lths other heiss md WIDOW
Of Stephen Brothers, deceased; the. obisos
and prayer of said petition Il 10 assign q )
dover Of Amy Brothers, widow Of said de-.
oedenti In the real estate 1of .Whish ssid,as.
celent died ssissd situate In Ilsnros osusey.
Ohio; to sell said real estate 70 pay the debts
Of said dseedsnt and costs II elninissrsslsuv
and for equitable fslisl ~ . vrmesv
Yen ars required TO answer ssid petition
on or before the Stat day sf January 4, y
leSe. - hlCHARL b0UGHNkR
- Adninistzstor Of ths sstaas sof esspAsu
Brothers. deceased. -'s.--
b. Hussn.& hAlaoks he An'ys. g,q.
dec2,'7st7.
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LEGAL NOTICE

TLEANOR MASON and Peter Msison. he,
" husband, Of near Waynesburg, Green
County, in the Stats Of Penusyivsnis, James
Freeland Of near Httleton P. o., Wetzel Co., II
the State Of West Va. and the unknown heir
OF Lucinda Stewart who reside. near Black
vile T. o, Mongolia County. West Va, via
take notice that William Rutter executor d
the last will and testament Of John arinesI
deceased, of Monroe Oounty, Ohio, died On th(
22d day Of December A. D. 1870. fls his petf
tition ID the Probate Court within and for The
County Of Monroe, in said State of Ohio
against Layina Virgins and George Virgins
her husband, Eleanor Maison and Peter Mai.
son, her husband, James Freeland ana the un.
known heirs, of Lucinda Stewart, praying fol-
an order to cell the real esiate in said County
of which said John Grimes deceased died
seized, 10 wit: The northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section ten (l0) town.
ship three (3 Of range four (4):--Also a part
Of the south west quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section eleven 1Il in township
three t3} Of range four "A, containing twelve
and one.fourth acres Also about'ons third d
ansacre in the north west quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section u0) in township three
(S) of range four az. being the same lands deed.
Jed by Casper Boettner and wife 20 John
Crimes, for road. BY deed dated June 20th
A. d. 1873; and tie said Eleanor Maison and
Peter Maison. James Freeland and the un-
known heirs Of Lucinda, Stewart, are notified
that they are required TO appear and nsnsver
said petition. on or before the third Saturday
after the 27th day Of January A. D. 1850.
/ WILLIAM RUTTER.
Executor Of the last win and testament Of
John. Grimes. deceased. A &
By spriegs q briggs his Attorneys.
Dec23, ,'79-7t - !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-13

S25 20, for locust posts for the Depot
building, to you, Mr.. Mooney, on which
you endorsed accepted, and signed be-
low, B. & S W. R. r. Co., S. L. Moon.
ey, President?
Did Pope q Castle present that same
accepted order and have the same cred
tied on their stock subscription to the
road
BY what authority did you so endorse
said bill. you did. if the Depot building
does not beloDgto the Company, but is
your private property And if Pope 4
Castle had the same applied to their
subscriptions, by what authority was the
same consummated
We add the following pertinent query,
and we would like Mr.. MoosEY to re.
ply:
Did not Mr. Morris, not long since,
call upon you and say there was consid-
cradle talk about his subscription and
that be thought it would be better for
you to pay it? Did you then and there
reply that you thought differently; that
his subscription aud yours might as we'll
remain ss it was, because both OF you
were on paper forthe Company to more
than the amount? ,rl f ~ =
We are delving for bottom facts and
trust the gentlemen will come down to
business and cease prating about "spite''
and "malice." They know there is no
truth in their declarations to that effect
We have no feeling in this matter, other
than that Of partner who has paidin
his share Of the working capital aud Is
seeking to learn whether his partners
have done the same; and to learn how
the business has been managed. And
there are large number of partners
who demand the same thing; in fact, 8
detailed report of the affairs of the Com.
pany from beginning to ending. ufa
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wINTERING AT CABUL..
Roberts Gathers his Force Into the
CITY.

LONDON, January 4-The snow has
again fallen at Cabul, and everything
gives token of severe winter. It. is
thought that General Roberts difficult
ties have only just begun, Many of the
troops have exchanged the thin canvas
Of their tents at Sharpur for the strong
mud walls of houses at Cabul, and the
sick are comfortably housed in the bar
racks. But there is a great want Of win
ter clothing, and especially Of, fuel.
The hill water is abominable, Caste is
strong among the Sepoys, who refuse to
drink at wells which are common to all,
Epidemic sickness Is rayaging the
swarm Of camp-followers pent in the
Behmaroo village. Forage for the ami
mails is very hard to find. and the slaugh-
ter of horses and camels has already be
gun. The advantage of holding the
city is considerable, and there 10 no i'm
mediate fear that provisions will run
out. But what disheartens Sir Freder-
ick Roberts and his countrymen at home
is that the war seems now to be prac-
ticslly interminable The crops having
been gathered, the tribes have leisure to
fght and pillags till the spring. Their
check on the nights above Cahul is
knoWu to have been very slight Ma
Lomed, Jan, the former Governor ot
Ghaznee, and now with Azmabullah, the
Ghilzal, the most formidable leader In
the field, is gathering force in his old
territory. Indeed, a despatch received
this morning from Cabul reports thai
the Wurdak tribe. when fleeing from
Cabul, have been attacked by the Haza,
ras, who hold Ghuzni in the name OF the
Britiah.
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same tactics followed by Hale in the
Lower House -.
The result OF the days work is tha,
the Fasionsts have q amajority in both
branches. Gsrcelon is regarded as a
lion BY the Democrats and Fusionists
and even many Republicans opposed te
him expressed respect for the pluck be
exhibited. He has received compliments
from many leading Democrats out O
the State Cor his action, some of then
going so far as to claim if he had beer
IN Tilden's place in.1S76, the Admits
ira ton would not have been lost Is thi
Democracy.
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SHALL CHANCES or PEACE.

Most Of the roads from Cabol are
now impossible. The gorge of the
Lions Mouth, sixteen miles from Ghaz-
nee, is completely blocked up by snow.
The defensive works on the Behmaroo
heights have been temporarily deserted,
and many of the sentries. who suffered
intensely from the cold. have been cal
led in from the sheltering watch tower
newly erected there. In their absence
the Afghan cragsmen, familiar with ev-
cry pass around Cabul, have at least as
good a chance to-day OF ralIying on
the peaks and stealing down on the
British as in the days of Sale and Mac
Naghten. While Roberts officers are
playing polo on the MADAM or shooting
wild fowl on the lake there is every
ground to believe that Mahomed Jan il
again calling the tribes to arms. The
Mohmunds, whose chief, Yahuja Khan,
is a prisoner in British hands, are
known to be waiting for an occasion to
Eretaliste. The Afridis are lying in wait
| for convoy round Lundi- Kotal and Ali
Musjld. Their headmen have given
hostages, but the clansmen. have little
respect for their leaders. The Shinwar.
ris are menacing the Jagdallak Pass, ,snd
Is fast as the, British reinforcementt
march on to Cabul the various tribes vii
fall on the post they evacuate. There
cannot be even show Of peace till The
spring. A Lundi-Kotal despatch to ths
Standard says nothing can exceed tht
order now reigning in the Khyber Pass
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ITEMS.

Is klES
I. Ok Saturday morning while Mrs.
LAURA DAVIS, residing near Bellaire, was
trying to light an obstinate pile OF kind
ling wood with coal oil, from an unseen
spark of fire in the kindling, the oil was
ignited and the flames were communi.
Gated to the oilin the can, causing an
explosion. The burning oil was thrown
over Mrs. DAVIS, and her clothing was
set on FIRE; before the flames could lbe
extinguished her body was go horribly
burned as to place her life in jeopardy
Belmont Chronicle, Sth inst. f
DIED OBJ HEART DIsEAsE.-Last Sat-
urday, between the hours uf three and
four p. M, Mr. WfLLfAM Ransom died
of heart disease, on the farm Of GEoKaI
DOUGLASS, near New Castle, in Wayne
township. He had returnsd from Som
ertou in the earlier part of the day, and
after dinner went to the woods near the
house, accompanied by small boy, to
chop wood. 1t seems he became tired
and requested the 10y to carry his ak
and he followed with the aid of stick
In the meantime his sickness had in
creased so rapidly that be was compel.
led to lie down near a tree. TIE boy
hesitated, thinking he had fallen, and
asked If he was..hurt, but receiving nc
reply, in great fright ran to the house
aud told what had occurred. Mr.. WIN
MONTGOMERY, who, happened to be pres
ent, rushed to the sad scene, but before
assistance could be brought RANso,
was cold in death h. Enterprise 6th inst