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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. H.-DnsincsS during the
week has been fully up to the average Ut this
time of year. On 'Cl!ange some consilera-
Bile fluctuations have occurred. Corn sold
on Monday down to $50 cents, and to-day
sells for C5 cents. Wheat, also. was down TO
$l.34, and now has reacted to S1.4o, with i'll
creased receipts. There are, in fact, indica-
tions that this is to be better wheat market
than in the past, rs consignnlents are coming
here from points formerly shipping East
Oats did not fall with other grains, and are
now firm at 4G@iG;;. Rye las been Irregular,
but closed at S1.U4 barley continues dull,
witt: No. fall selling at s1-12
Operations in provisions have been limited,
owing to light stocks Packing IS i'll prog
ress, bul oAl7 about tiEee-{ourt!,s as much
has been done as at the same time last year.
Besides, the weather. has been unusually
warm, and meats c:llllot be Eot ready For
Shipment Bulk meats ard bacon are both
practically out Of the market, and orders fur
the latter are far beyond the ability OF deal
ers to meet Lard is 1lrmer at The close of
the week. selling at S11.
Whisky 1,as been derloralized, but seems
settled 10 the Steady rate OF Sl.0S, which is
also the basis ut sales Of finished goods hy
the combination Of continuous dis1iliers
Sales during the week have been unusually
heavy.
Cotton has been steady, with no animation,
the price OF middling being l II cents.
Linseed Oil is held notnlnal!y ut IL cents by
the Consolidated Company, but sales hare
been made below that figure.
Leaf tobacco has been fairly active, though
the offerings for the Week have been i,ttA
hogsheads. against l, 153 hogsheads 1astweek,
and prices are rot so high OIL an average.
stu the demand for good grades has been
active.
The demand for money continues active,
and rates are very firl:l 1T GVe7 for time, and
.+a6 for cal! loans C!eariugs are unusually
heavy, Indicating active business generally
Tie feature of the situation is tie shipment
Of currency to New York against which 70
exchange between bankers has been as high
as 80 cents premium ler Sl,Oo0. Customers
rate il par.
The iron market IS in an active condition,
a.,d prices Of some grades advanced ii price.
Manufactured iron meets ready sale at full
prices
Groceries, boots and shoes. and clothing, as
well as nearly all branches of trade, have Il
fair volume Of business Joobing sales are
unusually heavy,
, 1881-11-12

New ORLEANS: La; Nov. 11.-State and
city bonds, lave ruled easy. Business is
sluggish. In stocks, holders have offered
more freely, and rates rule in favor Of buyers
A better demand for money 1i::s prevailed
than for some days past, and rates are
frTner.
Cotton spots hare ruled very active
, 1881-11-12

Pacific Coast f'ntrr.
The corpse wns eiegaa,ly clad By directions Of
his devoted wife, and his cusket was made 10
conform rs far rs possible to the comforts with
hoEuc' he hus left
, 1881-11-12
Tile POtnfsl.

NOBODY knows where the potato came
from originally. IT has been found. apparently
Darwin, for Instance, Sound 1t wild in ths Cho1,os
Archipelago. Sir y. j. Honker says that 1t IL
common: ut Valparaiso. where 1t grows nbuntl-
ana other parts OF South America it appears to
be- a bone: and it is l. noteworthy fnct that Mr..
Darwin should have noted 1t loth In tho humid
the centra. Cbiiiau mountains, where sometimes
rain does not full for six mouths ut stretch. 1t
wis to the coiOnfsts whom Sir Walter fnlefEh
sent .iu, IN Eiixaherh's reign that England is 3u~
deb1et for potutucs- Herriot wn0 cutnc out with
these cGlonists. nud VINO wrote an account ot his
travels, tnHkcs whit may, perhaps bt' rc@arteu
ns the earliest mention of this vegetable
"Habit Is second nature" Contract the habit
, 1881-11-12

night ' 10 tbs managers cannot bring ny
self to comment upon this sad affair nu1 nr- Gar
mn refrain frolu remarklnR, even with IT.
man ia my eye, that they do these thug oettef
Al f.0sseS- @A ~ GOLD KEY.
, 1881-11-12
The Church and Public Shoots OF Fort
Wayne, Ind.

To the Editor o. TIE Chicago 1FtbttHe.
% CHICAGO, Nov l.-plcase permit me small
space in your journal for tho purpose Of telling
sof,e oi yuur renders who are deeply interested
in the public school question some stern facts
have recently learned while travelling in In
diana. Being close observer Of the different
phases Of our public school system for some
time past, the more ! studied Its working
the more wns led to admire it. The FIRST place
! studied the workings Of the Catholic school
regime was in the Diocese OF Fort Wayne, ;.herc
the children OF Catholic parents are almost COM
PEELED TO attend the church school. and il tiIe
parents refused 10 co ply with the all auth0ritn-
tive mandate of the fopes local re representative
they would be refused the constitutions Ut the
Church il CASE Of sickness Or the liberty of the
confessional. This CAUSES the parents to send
their children to the church school.
a. After ascertAinlng the above FACTS, ! pro-
ceeled to investigate ii the pupils IN Tho Church
schools we're progressing Us steadily III their
studies as thost. OF the public schools. and uu-
fcrtutlutel; found q vast CONTRAST
advancing IL their stuIies- and in their manners
are uli tha1 could be expected Of we'll trained
youths while the Church pupils are generally in
doent. rude, and violent, with no pretensions
yrstiGu ton learned that the Church teucherS
are ,lur permitted to chastise the pupils or to re-
btlke them for their many nlsdoings The pas
tor, beng the employer Ut the teachers. 50 d'-
complain Of the discipline. thereby causln. the
teachers to be almost p0wtr!cs5 in the school
management, and the pupils not kept III proper
suhjcction, anc no device adopted to induce
them to study.
The parents Of tho above mentioned diocese
will awaken from their reverie when they are
too late, and ilnd their children ful-@rown and
u!1licsI as ignorant Of the rudimcnts ol coulnion
education as the day they first proceeded TO
their ncEhbortug Church school. In behalf Of
truth, remain, HENRY ". King JR.
, 1881-11-12

Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from a1l
crude md Irritating matter. Concentrated
medicine only; very small; easy to take; 70 pain
gripping. or pnrElng.
, 1881-11-12

Boston, Noy. 1.-THE special market re-
ports Of the Boston Commercial Bulletin to-
morrow will contain tie following: Wool
is rather quiet, and fine heeces are less
sought to1, but sales OF other kinds bring
the total ot the weeks business up to ,952a, :
$40 pounds domestic and N,00) pounds for
eign Leather was quiet and steady, in-
creased attention being paid to spring foot
wear. The Interior buyers now IN the city
number about seventy-iiye. Deliveries Of
fail and winter gouus Oh old orders decreased
8; -; cases this week, against i2,l10 last
week. There is no change III either
pig or manufactured iron. There
:,rt: considerable imports ot foreign
slieet-iron. Cottonis moderately active prices
close shade higher. Products ut mills are
we'll sold nc full prices. Co1ton, and wo0!en,
and iron manufacturers are doing 4 profit
able business this year. Large and we'll
equipped huot and shoe factories have also
yielded fair return oil the capital invested.
The lumber aud building materials are steady.
Dairy products are dull and weak The
stronger tone Ut the wheat market causcd Il
little more inquiry fnr n0nr, and there Is
more confidence OIL the part Of Eastern buy
ers Groceries are in moderate. demand at
steady prices. Dry and picked fish are very
firm and tundlny upward. There Is scarcity
Of No. ) nackerel vi all kinds.
, 1881-11-12
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
IfuH.fa and the Uflted S1utcS.

1fttk.{A ana tHe Q3lxAeu S%A&c@s
To lhs Editor Of The Chicago If71u'tt
CHICAGO, Nov l1.-Your article III yesterdays
Tn1atJSE wberr you refer to the feelings OF tn's
rreur country towards tho Russian, people and
Russian, Government Is exceedingly good fcr-
init me to explain why this feeling OF the !eus-
sian people {not Goycrn1nentl exists l"as oo1n
and raised in Russia, and only four years aso
struck the land Of liberty. remember Whcn
was set II boy, and learning history. thai couia
not read the fucts Of your .liberatlng youf7el
from the English yoke without feeling pFo-
found respect to such people and most u uncon.
tr,lluble desire he one Of sou una ttte 'liAnu
breast, raised and horn in Il deEpotie country
there WIS established Il love for the pcopie N1o'
by their own Integrity. character. anu wv, cry cry
Ated l, liberty for themselves. ana 50 II II WIN
every subject OF tho Czars dominion. pfosial1ls
he hts & chance to stlldY. and Us only sucn i
class engage tr the newspaper business, 20 Go!-
sooucntly their own private feelings aad their
,yay into the papers. If every subject III kuss1'l
would bavt-u chance to study anu lhtersnln91e
with every class OF people the world in lew
Years would lie horre1 by witnessing revoll-
ZION nut rt1,r into shade rhe French. ne are only
whiting with patience till tho bulk OF our people
are ready to understand their cpndition. tnon
will do 1t themselves. There is only one chance
to avert such calamity: 1t is that the Govern
Ipent themselves giyt. up their ubsoi,1tfsil, hut
i don't think tucu will occur. ''<fDffs moi lu
<fclugs," says euch Car dying. The s0undnl ifb-
crty is heard evcrywhere: it is sweet and dear 70
everybody. YDu may SURROUND tho country with
a thousand feet t! iron walts-the sound will
still be heard. Ncat is hope, love, Or happiness
il there is no liberty? Yuurs, ETC.,
ALEXANDER G GALIT21N.
, 1881-11-12

and made partial confession. He was conf
posed on the scatfold, and died Evitnont 4
'Gfr11perfa
, 1881-11-12

throughout the week, sales nSgregating
CO. GOO bales, prices ruling Strong, with a
zsa zEf isi s o tbe ee I'll elay w
under improved adyices from from New
York and Liverpool and free buying. the
market advanced ten points. and closed firm,
with All improvement since lust week OF ten
to eighteen points Sales for the week, ssS.-
0,0 bales.
Eicc IS in very fair demand, but the move
1ueut is SpasnlUuical and holders arc free
sellers. Business does not extend Mucll De-
yond Il jobbing trade.
Sugar is mt coming IN so freely rs was ex-
pectetl, owing to the continued warm weather,
which delays grinding, and prices remain
firm.
Molasses rules easy. Prices declined to
7cents per gallon, with free sales q arr1yaIs: as
-Four trading has been moderate al the
week Holders are more confident, Prices
declined early in the week, from which the
lnarke. has recovered Slightly.
In hog products very little is dong. there
are no new features Since last week l4ara
is yery little doing Weeks receipts Of corn
III bulk, los, ,00o bu: exports, @o,Ul0 bu-
ST. LOUIS
. ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1l.-Trade for the past
week shows no notable changes. Business
has been good in all branches. but not sDe-
cia!ly large. In fact, the jobbing trade was
almost entirely confined to orders, and. while
these were numerous, the volume OF bnsi-
ness was considerably less than few weeks
ago.
Money was active and firm at S per cent,
and offers of paper for luans came from all
classes Of borrowers. New York exchange
was scarce and firm, and sold ut par to ~
cents premium.
, 1881-11-12

"Habit is second nature Contract the habit,
reader, ,by always keeping Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
, 1881-11-12
Flenrv Jcn1lfn., at EuyettcvllIc, ". Va

Henry Jcn1lfn., at FnyettcvI1le, Y. Va.
FAYETTEVILLE, w. Va. Nov. 11.-l1enry
jenkins was hanged at o'clock today for
the murder of 1Yialicld Saundcrs at Nuttalls
burg, Oil New River, Nay Ii last. the su!r
posed motive being robbery. Borl we're
miners. anti worked together. \ large crbwtl
was in town all night to witness the eNectl-
tion, the gallows being ioca:es! to give a good
yiew to 20 UO0 spectators. The Hawks Nest
Rtiemen were brought out, bnt no disturb; t,;
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing and nhaling the noxous impurities
generated by Catarrh, poison not alone the nasal
organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely
local remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffs.
can possibly reach eradicate the vruent sporules
of Catarrh. This fact explains the wonderful cures
effected by DIR. wei lie Mel ers new inOcuia-
tive treatment. The dement's used by him are
absorbed by the mucous membrane throughout
the system and form constitutional as well as
local antidote, as certain to care Csiarrh as
vaccine virus is to prevent smallpox. Its unpre-
cedented sale with unsolicited testimonials from
many thousands who, at all stages OF the disease
have been cured by this wonderful remedy,
establish beyond contradiction the fact that Wei
he Meyers Catarrii Cure is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccine.
Sheldon Collins, Baldwin Hotel, San Fran
cisco d" Ore package almost entirely cured my
Catarrh. Send me two more" DR.. II. n. Clark,
dentist, with DR.. Brewer, Montgomery street, San
Francisco: "Cured Of Is years Catarrh" Shas.
gOvcsis, Wilmington, Cal. Cured OF five years
Catarrh G. II. Manning. Fail River Mills,
CAL: "Cured of 20 years Catarrh.' w. j.
davenport, The Dalles, Oregon: The only
article which CURES" Rev. g. III. Taylor, 140
Noble st., Brooklyn, N. Y, writes " One package
produced a radical cure. 1t entirely cured a mem
Der of my family who had suffered from Catarrh for
10 years" j. ID. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway,
n. y: 'My wife cured by it of is years
Catarrh.p j. swartz, Jr., 200 Hudson Ave,
Jersey City 1t curedme after doctoring for nearly
80 years." Mrs. Emma G. ROwes, 80 w.
Washington Place, New York : - Seven members
OF my family have Catarrh, and all are receiving
great benefit from the Cure Rev. w. III.
sumner, Frederick, Md. " 1t is worth ten times
its cost" Rev. G. j. Jones. New Brighton,
! Staten Island: "When commenced its use | was
too deaf to hear the Church bells ring l can now
hear quite we'll" Chas. S. stanhOpe. 81 John
| St, Newport, r. l.: sc 1t relieved me OF great
Polypus" w. III. Truesdell, NJ. D., Elgin,
I'll etc, etc, etc, etc. DR.. WEI DEMEYERs
Treatise" is mailed free. His Cure" is
delivered in the United States or Canada, at 81 80
complete. d6-eow6mMNf
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TIE LITERARY INSTITUTE.

EDs. RECORD UNION: Permit an old
friend of this Society to call the attention of
your Sacramento readers to it. It is now
more than twelve years since it was organ
lied to furnish series of lectures or enter
tainments each year, in the interest of
literary culture. It has tried to create de-
mand for such exercises, and meet it at the
least possible expense. Sacramento is the
only city in the State that has been able to
sustain an institution of this kind. Others
have tried and failed. 1t is to be hoped, both
for the sake of the object and to maintain the
enviable distinction of our city, that our
citizens this year will give the canvasser, +.
L. Phillips. a cordial welcome. The best
lecturers will be secured that can be had on
the coast. The course will be opened by
John Muir, the poetic scientist, on the i" Re.
sources of Alaska" and this will be followed
by reading by Mrs Smith, of Oakland, an
accomplished elocutionist; a lecture by Pro
fessor Norton, and probably one or two lee
lures ON Astronomy" by Professor Proctor,
of England. If our citizens can get more
good or do more TO encourage good enter
prise by the same amount of money-S1 for
five evenings hope they will do it. u.
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STATEMENT OF COUNTY rREAsURER

d. E. Callahan, County Treasurer makes
the following statement of receipts and dis
bursements during the month of December.
1880:
Balance on hand December 81, 1880. s25 1876 %
pEcPIprS
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DENsoS, Judge.

THURSDAY, January 6, 1881.
Robert Miller vs.. L. C. Chandler ct al. Demurrers
to subdivisions &C" and 81 of the amended
answer sustained. Court files its decision and judg
ment ordered in favor Of pl'nti for possession OF
premises in controversy and for $50 damages and
costs.
The People vs. George NJ. Farr Information for
grand larceny)-Case continued to January 18th
upon motion OF defendants attorney.
c. a. Singleton vs.. o n. Morse-Previous judg-
ment vacated and defendant allowed TO answer upon
condition that the answer be filed within two days
aud upon payment of so. Case set for trial on the
18th instant.
The People VS.. George Williams Information for
robbery)-on trial.
CLARK, Judge.
The People VS.. Ham, C. Harrison ct al.-ordered
that the amended answer heretofore filed stand as
the amended answer of the defendants i'll the event
the demurrer should be oyerruled.
Court adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
The People vs.. George Williams (robbery)-ou
trial.
The People VS.. John Haggerty, for robbery.
The People vs. Z. Flynn and J. Riley, for felony.
The People vs. All King, for burglary.
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Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is
the remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women. Headaches, neuralgia,
disordered nerves, weakness, mental shocks,
and kindred ailments are effectually removed
bv its ,lse.-TThe Mothers Magazine. II. G.
Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD The above
reward viii be paid to the finder of a cluster
diamond earring, lost January I'd, on the 500
P N. train to San Francisco. Mrs. Z. b.
Croker, Third and o streets.
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FoR WHooPING CoUGH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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MEMS heavy all-wool pants reduced to So,
at the Red House.
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DIR. RANsoM's Hive Syrup and Tolu Tor
Honey SYRUP cures coughs, colds, Group, and
all lung affections.
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MEs's Harrison cashmere pants reduced to
81 %, at the Red House.
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BREVITIES.

A Judgment has Just been taken in the
Superior Court upon note given for $500 in
1870 and upon which the interest, at one and
one-half per cent. per month, now amounted
to 1889, making the present amount of the
note 81, 1872
The case of grand larceny against George
NJ. Farr was continued yesterday in the SUI
periol Court until the 18Th instant, upon mo-
ton of G.. L. Bates, defendants attorney,
and by reason of criminal cases now on trial.
A correspondent requests the statement
that Sunday school is held every Sabbath
at Y o'clock in the Eagle School-house at
Pleasant Grove, and preaching each alter
nate Sabbath at IL a. NJ.
There were shipped from this city to the
East by overland yesterday twenty two car
loads of barley, four of copper, three of ore,
thirteen of wool, one of cement, and one of
| mustard seed.
A meeting is to be held by the ladies at
Pioneer Hall at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon,
to perfect arrangements for the forthcoming
calico bail in aid of the Towards.
The present beautiful weather, with the
cool north wind, is fast changing the liquid
quality of the mud and converting it into
terra trina.
The Modoc resumed her trips yesterday,
leaving for the bay, and the Apache is ex-
pected up this morning.
Forty four immigrants will arrive from the
East this afternoon by overland train, OF
whom thirty are males.
The Heiterkeit Social Club will give a
social party at Turner Hall Thursday even
ing, January 18th.
The river is gradually falling and last even
| ing marked 20 feet inches.
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GENTS UNION CASHMERE SUITS, reduced
to IS at the clearance sale Red House.
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60 to the Lafayette for Hot DrlRks.-
Speciaties Tom and Jerry, Peach and Honey etc.
X ST., Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR. d1-Sp1m
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TAKE NOTICE. JUST OUT |

OUR WINTER, SUGAR-CURED HAMS (EU-
I reka). which made an immense sensation last
wear on account of their superior quality. We also
call your attention to fresh Lard made expressly
for family use. Respectfully,
d24 SPIN MONK YoEhk.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

=. N. stevens, $50 j street. near Third
Fine imported Wines liquors, etc. also the best bit
cigars in the city. d2S-lm
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FAxoY PLAID DRESS GooDs are 12A cents
per ward at the Red House.
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All who Have Tried w. +. PetersOB's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. d2-lm
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ADvERFIsEMgNT MrNrIoN.

N.
Card-protestant Orphan Asylum.
Tonight-Class OF beginners-J. L. Skinner.
Columbia lodge K. of P.-This evening.
For sale-BTewery-M agdalena ochs.
Social party-Heiterkeit Social Club.
Wanted-Good German (male) cook
Wanted by woman-S Situation.
Two nicely furnished rooms
Ladies meeting at Pioneer Hall To-day.
Auctions.
Sherburn & smith-saturday, January sth.
Bell & Co.-This morning-Funiture, etc.
business Advertisements.
). Hyrnan, Watches, jewery, etc.
S. Goldman-Wholesale and retail grocer.
Sion Drips-Aaams, Mcneil & Co.
F. F. Tebbets-Dentist
Dividend notice-Feoples Savings Bank.
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HrMP CARPETS, % cents per yard, at the
Red House.
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GENTS SILK AND Wool SUITS. reduced to
S14, at clearance sale Red House.
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Cakes. Pie and nIl kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERSoNS. d2-lm
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Capital GoI0nuade, I0i7 Tenth So. bet.
and X Choicest Wines, Liquors aud Cigars always
on hand. Private Rooms. JOHN HECTOR. die. I'm
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MEMS whole stock kip boot reduced to
s. 25. Red House.
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"a Cocoa MATING, 70 cents yard, at the
r ed House.