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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
,,c,,uoxDI, LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JAyrARY2l-Pricest this week ranged rs IOIIOWs.
RseC GdtfLe-Very best, 44c.: good, 3Aen4c;
medigm or good fair quality, ga SIC. bulls, 2'iEg
axe: rougn oxen, thin steers &c, 2eEZAe' q m'
S. iHoGs-yerv best, &C.; shoats' common grades
&c. 5G5%c q H., net.
SbSeD-3Hd4ltc n ~ gross.
Veais-S8.500ot0 80 r head
Vjjcb Coirs-S2O@S50 q head ,,oo
About $50 head of beef cattle 525 hogs, ana I i1S
,noJ;rn, and low GRADES OF cattc but prices were
about the same as last week, except possibly iow
cyades were not quite firm. A good many ieit
oycr nnsold. Hogs sold early In the week at 6sc'
Inn declinea towards the close.
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CCIENTIsTs MAY DIFFER ABOUT

&NII@-N ID = III Il '7'' It '1'N y TO- Y
~ the pathology Of rheumatism, its origin, and
whether 1t be hereditary, but irefraeable testimo-
ny proves that whsn tendency to II develops Itself
Hostetter's stomach Bitters Is reliable means OF
subduing that tendency. Some Of the prescribed
remedies for the disease are decidedly olJectiona-
bic from the danger attending their use Others are
utterly in feclua the best, the safest check = the
Bitters. This very obstinate malady. the more IT.
fecluay TO overcome 1t, should be grapplcd with AT
the outset. Every one knows what terrible, what
ceaselcss pain II can inlict. Why, then, should
this airocious often fatal complaint be allowed TO
gain Roadway through indifference to Its earliest
symptoms, when safe. long-ested, and strongly
recommended medicine pl esents Itself In add ION
to suggesting this means Of relief II seems not III
appropriate 10 caution the rheumatic against expo
sure. ja21-W(w)F&M
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GENERAL MARKETS.
aIrxaNDRIA MARKETS.

January 2l.-The market TO dhy Is nrmer, aug
the feeling was stronger. though there wer" pu ~,
.t a. cotning IN and smali sales were made al
Al al for good, but we sill quote Lancaster az
si44. Corn has considerably adyaneed, anu Sas'
go made To- day al ST. So aud 69c., ~ 10 quality;
lot Of rye thought 95e., and 10 bushels OF
oats 47c Country produce Is In hight receipt ana
sales a re made al quot ations.-
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A neutrality-suspicious. Fire Mt
Charleston, n. &.

CHARLESTON, S. c., January pa fire
occurred early this morning in the car-shed
Of The south Carolina railroad, in this city,
DESTROYING twelve passeDger-coaches ana
twenty.seven baggage and freight-cars, to-
pether with the car-sbed. The loss Is estl-
mated at 100000; insurance on the shed,
Ak 900.
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CottOu.Gin Burned.

PETERSBURG, VA, January ga large
and valuable cotton-gin. owned by william
II. Spratley, in Greensville county, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday, together with the
machinery and large quantity OF cotton
stored In the building.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

I,NrApy 2I-Price to-day ranged a5 fOIIO"s'
ca,1,s verv hest. 4km5sc.: good 41sQ 0Ae.; me-
dun or fair quality, IA 4sc. ordinary, $40 ie;;
Thin steers oxen. aud COWS, $685. ,lses, e fy
70 cow, aud calves, s25G1S10. The market was
wen supplied with common cattle very rev , goNu
good ones being offered. and sales were 't,y n,'i,
or lambs II. red this week. Hogs IN iail shppy aii
rr-,cijon lower Cows and calves in fair delDahd'
Ma,Lat yorv dull II Gazette.
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BY Telegraph


NEW YORK, January 2-EOon.-StOcks irregn-
lar Money on call. 5GI6 per eeEt. EXchange-Long,
1929; short, asa. State bonds duh. Govern
ment- firm.
4Sl9,. Governments firm; new IS. 1888; A. per
cents, 107%; per cents, l04's. states neglected.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Virgiuia s., deferred
s5: c0nsos. IL second series. 80 asked; pastdue
coupons, 77%: new 1O-40's. 1864. Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 81 bushels. Red. 424 bushels
CORN Uhite. 2,2S2 bushels. Pett0W, lao BUSH
els Hired 336 bushels.
OATS.-25i bushels.
RYE.-l4 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-50 bushels.
BEANs.-32 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT white 80 bushels very good at : AZ.
Ped "a bushels mixed at Sl4l; IA bushels Fultl
nj Sl35: l4S bushels prime FultZ nj SAB; "a
bushels very go9d Fultz at $40; 81 bushels good
Fuliz at 81 .40-to'al. DAP bushels.
CORN White. 200 bushels very good at 6Oc. |:
200 bushels at 60c.; "a bushels good al 6Oc:; "a
hu,heI. prime al Gle: 79S bush Is prime at 66c. 4;
40 bushel, good at 59c.: $40 bushels very good at
zoe: so bushels at 59c.; 20 bushels at 6Oe.-totai,
2.O32 bushels Uirsd, 81 bushels very good at
6Oc.; ii bushels goos al 6Oc.; 40 bushels good AT
zoe : 100 bushels at 5Sc.-tOlal, 1886 bushels.
OATs-l32 bushels on private terms; q bushels
very good spring al 4Sc.; 80 bushels prime sprlhg
at SOC total, 1913 bushels
RYE-14 bushels very good at soc.
BLACK PEAs.-50 bushels at 6Oc.
WHITE BEANS bushels at Sl.Z0 IL Ousnels
very good at $l.25-total, 10 bushels.
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TOBACCO MARK ETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 21.-The following are the quotations
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-CommoD, S2.s09$3; medium, 500
50 30 good, s4G0S4.50.
IeGC-C Common, IS 6S5.50 medium, s8@$6.50 /;
good. S7Gt7.50; hne, sl0@sl2.50; extra sne,
Sl3.50mS15.
Henm ng.--Common. f2.50@f4 medium,
;4.50@S6; good, s6@S7 50; fine, s7@f9.
DARK Ds-MANUFACTURiNG.
L,q Fiilers-Common, s3@S4; medium. 49,
IA 80; good, 1896. .o-o,,...-. A.,
assoc; good. S9@Sl0.50; fine, Slt@gl2.OO
extra fine sun-cured, Sl2@Sl7. .
WraDpers-COmm0n, $7@SS 90; medium S9
6Sg.56; good. sl0@$10.6O; fine Sl3@sl4 ex'
ira, 81 l.50GS12; extra sun-cured, slSDs2o.
BRIGHT oODS-MANUFACTUEING.
S,aokers.-COmmOn, i5GS7; medium $1,000
40: GOOD. sl2dSl5.50; fine, $20ds30.
FiIIers.-COmmOn. s5MS6: medium, bI@e9
good, Om$l2: fine, gl30sl5: 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2@Sl5; medium, Slt
i25 good. .3O@t4O hne, S45@s5O; iamcD SOC
Mf75. A,.,o.
Nahogqny WraDDers.-Common, sl5@sl y
$50; extra, 360@S75.
WESTERN GOODS
L,,1 FiJIers.--Old dark, 43@4.5O.
IeGf FilIerS.-CommOn To medium, t4elf6; goo'
to tine. S76DlO. ,o,o,.o
Lpgs, Working-New dark, S2.5o@s3.
TpGE StemmiRg.-New dark. s4GSJ. 4.
Mason County-New con mon 20 good hlers' 81
10
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SEw WORK sUuAC MARKET.
ny Telegraph.

JANUARY 2O-SUmUc.-Sicily quoted AZ 50 to-
best lots. s306iiO for low grades. aud zoo 500
fol Virginia.-Jouradt NJ Commerce.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

JANUARY 80 Manufactured Tobacco.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 73@S0c.
Virginia ine and extra tsy, 75MSOc.; Virginia mt
6-,nch and l2-inch twist, 60@62c.; Virginia me-
dunn g. inch 2 inch twist, 46sf4Sc virginia
medium los and l6's, Asa 4Sc.; Virginia medium
I2-inch pounds. 45G050c.; Virginia common ~
inch pounds, 4O@45c.:Virginla good bright l-lnch
35c: Virginia common 1l-inch, 32n33e.; Wiz
gina mahogany and bright navy, 80 and 4s. a.
M45c: virginia black navy, IS and Is, 42g45c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking, 5l20@sL25; Virginia
assorted 4jCnGOc. NOrlh Carolina and others, 40
6l60c. .,oo
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright s's 52@54c; fine bright, 3'sl :, aud
ms 46G47c.: mahogany 1907. ms, 4o@46c.;
mahogany double thick SIS, 46@47c.; mahogany
singlc thick g.. 46@47c.: sc. and lOc. pllgs aud
fancy STYLES. 4S@50c.; bright l6-CS- los, 46@41c
bright double mick SIS. 46M4Sc.; bright single
thick 3's 4664sc.: bright sc. and Toe. plugs ana
fancy styieS. 5OG52c. plain wrapper, l3-, 10, ana
I6-o2 4 Oc: plain, small work, 42c.; second grades
rs, IS, ana ~, 4OM4Zc.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO
Second grades. ibs., IS. and ~. 4om4Zc mixed
Ming smoking. 34c.; stem smoking, In paper. 2Sc.'
cnt and dry smoking, 22G30c.; bright and grann'
lated ~ A's. and as. 27@30c bright granulileh
i'm bags 800 Zoe; pipe smoking in paper, 2e@3Oc
COurieT~JOurRdL
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JANUARY 20--A fair trade Is In progFc--, and
prices are very regular AID without ruoi iant
chingc. Prices sre for Virginia. 4gfAc. for riWe.
4sdiAc for extra prime: 4,g DC. for fancy nv,
and hahd-plcked at > 59c.-JOarHD Of CONE
UlgTce.
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Senooucr Asborc.

TONS RIVER, n. j., January 22.-The
schooner Charles Pierson, from Richmond.
Va, for Jersey City, with pig-iron. il
ashore below Barnegat. Captain Foster, OF
the Constructing Company, has gone TO
her relief.
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OhItua Try.
DEATH or Mr.. BUTTON

Especial telegram 10 The Dlspatch.l
LYNcnBURG, VA, January 22.-Robert p.
Button, business-managcr Of the Virginian,
and Grand Master Of Odd Fellows OF Vir-
GINA, died in Washington to-day. His re.
mains will be Inferred here.
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,oUysyILLE LEAF-TOBACCO 0iARKET.

JANUARY l9.-1he market was firm, with light
offerings The sales aggregated 81 hogheads ahd
box. ,,. q,
The Nnth-Street House sold IL hogsheads 3
hOgsheadS Cumberland County common lear ana
Comfy common leaf at t6 hOgsheld Hancock
County low leaf at IS 05 7 hogsheads Grayson
County lugs at $3.50 Sab, 1898, 1870 u.s.
-. 95, aud $3.50 COurieT-Journdt,
fotbpr houSes had sales At like prices.
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Aid for Ireland.

FREDERICKSBURG, January 22.-About
800 has been contributed here to the Irish
relief fund, and will be Immediately for
Warded.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, January 22.-The Virginia
members of both houses OF Congress held
a meeting to-day and agreed to urge the inn
mediate passage of the bill to reimburse the
State of Virginia for expenses incurred Tor
common defence in the war OF 1872.
To-day the papers relating to the ola
claims Of the Methodist and Episcopal
churches OF Arlington, Falls Church, FAR
fax Courthouse. Dumfries, and MI. Craw-
ford. Va, for property used ana destroyed
Inv limited States troops during the war,
we're Withdrawn from the files and referred
70 the Committee on Claims, on motion OF
senator Withers. This indicates that these
claims will be urged before the present Con-
gresS.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

JANUARY 90 WOot.-Trade has been vrry qUies
as yet This week and only iri1ing sales. 1hr trvinE
Is much as has been quoted latiery. and conf lcncS
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cu,c.Go uJMBER MARKET.

JANUARY ls.-Firsr ana second clear. WIDE
Omen or Hal -inch, s42; third clear, q,
IL and y-inch. s57: select, Ia. ~, am
inch, S32; u select, IA, In AND S-ip'"' '~''
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WV YNnK.

anew YORK.. january 22.-GotiOn steady; lies,
A. bales: upland,. I2Ac: Or.eins, 1870. '.uih-
ern -four dull and IA buyers favor: prize IN
changed Wheat % g.. lower aud vers ma D de-
pressed. ungraded red Sl.3s'9@Sl43; No I'd
corn scarcely 30 irm aud very dun; un2ta0t 80
@c2c. oats dun: No. 3. use. ic}- A'int-
nal. cone dull, wsaA. anl nncha . Ia IA
Raw unchanged; r. in'd quiet aud weak = .ii u m
\. 97sd9yc. grannllle1. 9A0 &c: p".6ered,
Toe; cr9hci 81 zoe. M9assc' 6cm aod LET;
I'm moderate @emand Jnd firm: Hnrgoou. %.e. IN
bond. Ro,!u steady At 600 - 90. Iuri - u i
dnl AVID "a Ter: f2sc asked. Wool n ligh; fade;
domestic fleece f3d5Sc.. pulled. 300 bee un-
washed. lSm40c., Texas. 2lm3sc, Fork Dr. mtf ~
sl2.GO@sl2.G5. Made, shade siroi 70 aud
and short clsar. $40. Lard higher. srrons. aud
lairly active. WhtkcY dnll a. tll5. Fri;U.' uh'
changcd. r,,,onr
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Flour vefy dun ana
unchanged. southern wheat better and hrm wt g.
ern. snoi, Grm iuiuIc' weak sou hcrn ied. Fl'Sf
GSl 40: amber. ; Ii30sl47: No we~tr. % "in-
ter red. spot aud January, sl42%' '"fusfs'
$LL4477s4@.ii7i,; May :l.4stSsl4o so,'heTa
white GOc.: yellow, 5sc. Oats higher ami pHieI;
southern, 50@52 Provisions gull' We, snI
without quo.abls change. Coffee unchanged,
Sngar duh " A " soft. 90. Whlshey dun a. Z! LII
MSll2. FICi2hls unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCGNSATi January 22:-Flour dull; Emily.
s8a $500; fancy. f6.73. Whea, scarce ant n5in
al ~
Oats steady at 4Oc. Pork lrmer ~ $3.50 81 3 %.
lard firm az t7.45 Bulk-mears firm 'hou'cr.s,
S425; ribs. s6HS GG0; sides. 1913. Bacon hrm;
shoulders. 5Ac.: ribs, re; side. nc. trten-
mea,s-Shoulders. "a sidrs, SO 20: hams. s725.
Nhiskev act,y and drm AT OF. sugar firm hSrds.
and firm: common. s3.75Ms4.2O: ligh,, - 200
$40: packing, Si.40Ws450; butchers, s4.0o9
$3.50. ,,.,e,,,,,r
LOUISVILLE. January ~ Flour duh aud un-
changed Wheat dun az sI.25Msl 2s. corn dul.
AZ I8c Oats heavy at 4lc. Pork STEADY nc
$3.50 Lard steady; terce, si!c: kcg. 9 Eula-
meat quiet; shonders si37s: ribs, 1923 ,idcs.
81 Bacon scarce aud firm: sh0uldcr>-non" here.
rb. &7.37H: Il -. s7G2is: .ngar-curtd hams.
$9.5O@Sl0.5O. Whisky firm az sIO7.
ST. LOUIS.
| 10. InViS, January 22.-Flonr hrm'r; c1ubio
| extra :525: choice o. fancy. s6Ms6. -. hfas
higher: No. 2 red f,li. SL244msl2j Cora
| Whi,key quiet AZ 81 07. PORK higher = ~ %.
| Lard nrmtr AMI honinal'y 1880 ~ 40. fnlE-
mrals higher: shoulders 81 lO0 ~ 20: ribs. 80 30
| n IS 90 sides, 1866 1878. Bacon drmer, ioOse
rus, 1920; packed .idrs, $3.50.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. January 22.-Flour dull: western
sprug *5.7j6S6. Wheat unsettled anh lower
No. 2 Chicago spring. sll9A Corn unsettled and
generally lower at 37tc. Ods du, wfak, lnd ~ r
Al 33Ac. Pork active. firm. anO higher At - s9tD
SI2s7i. Lard active. firm. and hi2her al f.y-t.
Huik- meats / 3 good demand and III lde hlgltt.
shoulders. $3.50; ribs, 1919; sides $3.50 Nus'
AZ Close Wheat active. weak, and lover 81
Al l7Y. corn active ana lower AT BIC. 'as doi
aud lower at 33ac. Pork l2'4c. lover. Lara nc
lower.
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Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

FINE, s46t4.5O: superilne. S5.50Gs5.75; extra
1915; common family, s7@:723, fancy oran-''
S7MiS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
| STIRRING AMERICAN NOVEL.

81 regard II AS one of the most interesting and
thrilling stories ever read. -AieTdnder II. Stt-
phenS.
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WANTED,
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CONTAIN
FIRsT AND SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, also
BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAIL
ROAD BONDS, for which liberal prices VIII De
paid. DZl-o.
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nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex3
ID ECUTED Mths DISPATCH ~h'sfiSsS
HoUak.
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STOCK BROKERS', &c.

STOCK BROKERS', &c.
IL CO.,
No. l1Is MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
liverpool and London and Globe Buildine)'
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS,
pIry AND SELL ON COMMISSION, AND MAKE
LIBERAL ADVANCES ON SECURITIES
IN HAND FOR SALE.
VIII buy on MARGIN for responsible parties.
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REP u II ca NTU L \ UE.
B0sToN, January 22.-The Herdld'S Au-
yusta special saws 1.-The vigilance OF the
Republican State government is not relax
ID. The State. House is guarded and local
militia company was ordered TO remain in
is armory this morning, having been on
call since . O'Clock yesterday u. n.
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TIE REPUBLICANS PREPARING TO PUNISH
OFFENDERS.

AUGUSTA, January 22.-The republican
Judiciary Committee reported to the House
to-day bill providing that whoever shall
remove from the office OF the secretary OF
State the State seal; whoever shall abstract
books, accounts, election returns, &c, OF,
having them in possession, snail reiuse 10
return them. shall be punished by me ana
imprisonment. The penalties vary from
one wear and $500 fine to three years and
* ana fine. The bill was recommitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
FOUND DEAD IN THE SEA.

EwLONDoN, Conn, July 4.-0ne of the
boats OF Bretrs Reef ightshp picked up the bod OF
man IN the water about mile southeast OF he reef
sunday morning last. II lowed MagOuk. 90
Great Neck IN the village of Waterford during The fore
and, after inquest had been held 10 was "a
In the Oh cemetery IN that place. II clad
broadciOth coat aud waistcOat and blue hrOa iciOh
trousers. Those who the body think tnat II bad
been handled before being picSsd up by the lighsh9
Tor the pocEeis OF the had been furntd
inside out aud were empty In TIE opmoa OF seafaung
men tie remains had Deen IA the water at .cssG
wetk Ks when found In pocket II the wasicoat
OF Ca d was f0nnd, on which all me letters de
cpAercd except the first of The word phdrDacy." L.
Is thought that possibly the remains may he those -
DR. q. X. SammIs. or Deer Park, Long Is and who
a vicum o. the Narragansett dsusicr, unt 81 tht
would been lOnZ Ia tue water Is Supposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
FUNERAL or THE HON d. ". LINCOLN

WORCESTER, Mass, July 4.-The funeral OF
the Hon d. Waldo Lincoln. vino Wac killtd by Ihe Fai-
road accident Thursday. took place to-day. tac II
tendance being large, Including prominent rel
road men nom a.! parts " New ks>-
land. The services c1r0gcteI o. tho
the Reys. l.. n Hall a this cav, and AZ AZ. Sbpncn. Ot
Boston, and were very b -g. The burial pry3tr.
pail bearers we're cX-iOyern BaliOyk I'll Jadge g
Pittsteld, Charles Frances ia0s js 90 Boston, J.
Hrury Hill, DR.. Joseph Sargent and Samuel Woodward.
NJ tul, city.
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A GREAT DEIDWO0D SUIT ENDED.

DEApwooD, ID. T., July 4.-The great
water case cnuted George AtcAisol and ot4ers s.a'
George Hearst anu Others" or, In other words thc ID
smvt against the iIomessake Mining Company, nYov-
ing the right 60 the waIers Of Waiewoo CseR ae-
cIdcd Yesterday BY Judg Moody In sY1r OF t- Ito se
STAKE Company. Ta,s gives chem so miasrS iaoAcs -
water.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06

srnE T'ihuae's Washington special
says: In a CONVEX sation, ex.Congress-
man llale, Of Maine, in discussing the
Maine situation, was asked: "Will
the new developments interfere with
Mr. Blaine's candidacyg1 He replied:
"Why should it? On the contrary, it
will only make him stronger, and dem
onstrate the necessity of placing such
u man as he is at the head Of the par
ty ticket. | believe he will receive
tho solid vote Of every State with
one or two exceptions. west of Ohio,
In The National Convention
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06

TnE reason why express search has
been ordered to be made in Zululartl
for the Prince lmperial's watch is that,
attached TO the chain, his Highness
wore that relic "a fragment Of the
true Cross) which belonged 10 Char
lemagnc, came into the hands of the
first Napoleon, and was always worn
By the late Emperor. who regarded it
as species Of tal;sman.
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Blighted by Peanuts.
Brookvilie Jeffisrsonian.

"Will yon love me this way when
I'm old?p she asked, as he empted q
handful Of peanuts IN her lap. II
will, darling, | swear it, he passion
ately protested, as he carefully laid
aside his cigar and commenced on
what was left Of the n;ckel's worth.
That was when the flowers were bud
ding and the birds were mating, one
brief year ago. Last night they sat
again III the cleaning. and who knows
but that their memories reverted to
the happy past, and yet, when she
asked for a fifty-cent parasol he re-
marked that woman whose face was
as yellow az ducks foot, and looked
as though it had been cultivated cross
wise with a patent harrow, needn't be
SO particular about her complexion.
The peanuts had done their work
There had been wedding ere the
budding blossoms bloomed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06

THERE are thirteen cases Of small
OK IN the District of Columbia.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06

A CONVICT ia tie Wisconsin State
prison refused to go to his cell when
ordered by The Warden to do SO The
Warden held watch in one hand
and o pistol in the other, and said: Il
will give you three minutes to obey,
and il you don't | shall shoot you
The convict doggedly folded his arms
and stood still. Minute after minute
passed, the Warden counting them
aloud. This was III the workshop,
and all the prisoners were spectators
Of the scene. When the three min
ntcs had expired, the Warden took
deliberate aim at the convict's heart
and said: an give you two minutes
more, and swear I'll kill You then il
you don't go to your CELL A defiant
curse was the only reply. At the
end 81 the extra two minutes the PTS
tol was fired, and the convict fell
dead. The officer is sustained by the
higher prison authorities, who say
that his course was perfectly proper
under the circumstances; but the Dis
trict Attorney Of the county will try
him under an indictment for murder.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06

a DISPATCH from Weston, Washing
ton Territory, to the Sacramento Rec
ord Onion says: On Tuesday even
ing General James III. Turner, editor
Of the East Oregonion, killed sheep
lcrder named Harry Strobe. The cir
eamstances are as follows w. l..
Black and Strobe had some words,
when Strobe struck Black in the face,
whcreupon Turner took Blacks place
and fight ensned, Turner getting the
worst Of il. Turner then left and
went 70 his room, procured dix
knife and sought Strobe, whom he
found in Mattock's saloon. On sec.
ing him, Turner went up to Strobe
and pushed him aside, W On Strobe
asked him, "What in -- do you
nean?' Turner then stabbed him
through the heart, killing him instant
~. Turner is under arrest There
Is considerable excitement. Tho Cor
oncrs jury returned a verdict accord
ing to the circumstances.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06

Or Thackeray Mr. Lippincott sayf:
"Ihackeray was less eifnsive than
Dickens, bnt b. was more genuine
lie was delightful at a private dinner
party, but not SO ready as Dickens as
a public speaker His literary fame,
though less splendid Tim Dickens du-
ring life, will probably lie more last
i ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06
Notice.

In the Probate Court OF Boise county rdaho Tar
ritory. 4o""o Asr-
deceased: Nf" p"ri''p'
&u Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER.
s'gASd, administrator of the estate of Josenh
hurhep deceased, 10 the creditors Of and al -
SOUS SOUS Nlng eailne against sand d, ceased. ~ ex.
mnt item, Will he nccessarg vouchers within
tu tH n"nths AFTER thsNhrit mbie&ilon OF this no.
idaAo cay. 'Ss-ssi0e ID
,,.. DUNCAN FERGUSON
Auu's'f stor OF the estate of Joseph Burnop, de-
Dated Idaho City, October II, 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-06
@otice for Publication.

LAND offIcE AT BoIsE Cry. Idaho Terr !
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ruA'r 20, ,r ia,o'
~ lowing named settler has filed notice of bis ~,
c cIn,ea 20 make Anal proof in support of his
tion og "1 secure hna entry thereof al the expira
VIZ frank Earnham, Bo So county Idaho Tsr,i'
Try oa hoins stead application No osi for tbe ~,
AN AN y + OF SW = aud NV = of sw i, See. ? I'm
~, VIZ Abraham Beard of Boise enontv sa,
no Terr,, ana heary Carter of Boise conity Ida.
JOHN b. MILLER.
Nov. ls,e Register.