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The Portland daily press., 1881-11-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
AT AUCTION.

DTJRSTTANT Z, license from the Probate Court /.
il Roswell M. Richardson, Administrator OF the
land Cumberland county will sell at public auction
on the premises at three (3) O'Clock IN the aItsL-
noon. on SATURDAY November I'm, a: y: a.c".t
the buildings hereinafter specihed in arces % 10l
lows xcepL what portous may be meanwhile sofa
The lot of land and block of five (5) brick houses
thereon, bounded: Commencing on the westerly
side of Paris street. in said Portland a. the Nor h
easterly corner of George Humphreys lot, thsnee
Northerly by said street about one hun red ana
twenty-four n 24) feet to point fifteen QS) feet
Nortberly of the point where the line OF the North
erly end of the block upon this parcel ersects
said street, thence Westerly, parallel with said
Nortberly end Of said block, about ninety .sevea
by said Glazers lot and lot OF George II. hlen
ings estate to said Humphreys lot; thence by said
Humphreys lot about ninety-seyen CSp iest 70 tne
Also the parcel of land lying on the Westerly side
side Of said Paris street, bounded Southeriy py
said first parcel Northery by the parcels raid Rich
ardson sold William II. Conant and Ralph and Ann
wark. and Westerly by the parcels he sold said
iiton and Mercy O. Hamilton and George H Owen
and Elizabeth f. Owen, being about seventy.sn and
one-haf feet on the street, about ninety eight
and three-t. nths (98.3) feet the rear lnes ana
about eighty-one (31) feet deep; excepting the
buildings thereon, which buildings do not belong 70
said estate. -,
said street. bounded: Southery by land OF the late
Eli Webb Easterly by land of city of Portland and
Northery by said land sold said Cunant, being aDout
one hundred and thirty-four and thisty-six hun
dredths q 3436) feet on the street, about lipety-
eight 98 feet the rear line, and about one nun
Also the fats and upland lying nearly Nsrth of
the above parcels including all the upland and naz
which are bounded Southerly by kennebec street,
Eastery by land and flats of the city OF Portland,
Westerly by land aud fats Of heirs OF Charles =.
Clapp, and Eortherly by the channel excepting tne
buildings thereon, which buildings do not belong to
The terms of sale viii be ten q o. per cent depOs,
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-11

THURSDAY, Nov. 10.

THURSDAY, Nov. 10.
Arrived.
Brig Daphne, Copeland. Boston, to load for Gu a.
To O ase. eavitt & Co.
Sch Fred Gray Randall, Ipswich, to load lumber
for New York.
Sch Commerce Gray, Brooksyille with ore.
Cleared.
Sch Harry Messer, Sears, Baltimore--J Nickerson
& Son. s,.s....s s.a.sx
Sch Gamma Brown. Machias-J Nickerson q son
Sch C Minot Hathaway. Machias-N Blake.
Sch Lucy Amelia Holmes. Machias-N Blake.
Sch Pearl Verrill, Bluehill Nathl Blake.
Sch Clarissa Story, Brown. Ellsworth N Blake.
Sch Pearl Robinson Rockland--N Blake.
Sch Advance Waldron, Bangor-S w Thaxter
j. Co.
Sch Mary Jane. Nichols, Wiscasset, to load Tor
Stamford Ct-Chase Leavitt g. Co.
SAIIED-Ship Theobald; barques G NJ Stanwood
and N NJ Haven; brig Ada White; SENS Cumber
land j Nickerson. e G willard Isaac Rioh. Albert
Clarence Bramhall, Elva Pettingin Angola, Mary
Pike, and others.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-11
WANTED.

FOUR GOOD statesmen to rep
resent "a new Manufacturing Co.
che goods made are used sn ev-
ery dwelling house. Apply TO Box
z35 Portland, Fae.
noy1l div
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-11
SAILING DAYS oE STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE Almanac. NOVEMBER IL. :
Sun rises q. .....6.5 81 High water, Up M).. 3.01
SIM sets 81 Moon rises. 9.34
MARINE NEW >.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-11

From 500 g. M to $50 p. M, Sundays excepted
Sundays, open for Carriers and General Deliver
from to 10 q. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29
RESCUED FROM DEATH

The following statement of WflIiGmJ Cough
lin, OF SOmcrvile, daSs, iS remarkable. that
we beg to ask for il the attention of our read
ers lie says: "In the fail of 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding of tic lungs followed
by severe cough. I soon began 10 lose my
appetite and flesh. l was weak at one time
that could not leave my led. In the summer
of 1877 l was admitted TO the CITY Hospital
While there the doctors said l had :, mole in
my left lung as big rs half collar. 1 cxpend-
ell over a hundred dollars in doctors and med,
icine was so far gone II: one time report
wen: around that was dead. gave up hope,
hut q friend told me OF DR. WM. HALLS BALsAM
FOR THE LUNGS. laL y:led lt my friends, think
ing that my case was lncurab!e, but got q
bottle TO satisfy them, when to my surprise
and gratilic icatiOn, commenced to feel better.
My hope, once dead, began to revive, and to-
day feel In better spirits than l have the past
three years.
81 write this hoping you w:ll publish il, so
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to lake DR.. VIM. Halls Dalsam
for the Lungs, and he convinced that con-
SUMPTION can be cured. / have taken two
bottles and can positively say that il has done
more good than all OIhcr medicines l have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and shall soon be
able to go to work" Sold in Lancaster at
Cochun's Drug Store, 1S7 and ls9 North Queen
sire lV2S-lYdcOdTh&w
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. DEC. 40. 1881.
aU1TEAU IRREPREssIBLE.
lNTERRUPTING FROM THE DOCK.

Amusement Caused by the Assass,n's Re-
| marks-The jury Reported to stand
Eleven to One for Conviction.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The courtroom
was crowded this morning. A rumOr' is
current that the jury, with one exception,
are satisfied of the prisoners guilt. The
exception thinks him mad as q March
hare.'
The prisoner was taken to the dock
without demonstration. He evinced some
nervousness at his exposed position. He
opened his morning speech by objecting
| to tho withdrawal of the escort which had
heretofore accompanied the van. Tho
prisoner further amused his audience by
denouncing Scoville, and admonishing his
brother John to return to Boston and pay
his debts. He repudiated Scoville and
called him jackass.
Mr.. Scoville then read letter from the
prisoner to Don Cameron, which had been
intercepted, in which the latter was asked
for $500. The $500 was claimed on the
ground that Arthur was president through
the inspiration of Guiteau. The prisoner
was much exercised ut finding his letter
intercepted and acted accordingly. DR..
Calender, the witness, thought this letter
indicated no unsOundness of mind.
As the prisoner was continually inter-
rupting, the prosecution said it might bc
necessary to place the dock in another part
of the room. Mr.. ScOvil:e retOrted that it
might be placed in the cellar as far as the
defense was concerned
When Scoville read hiS hypothetical
question witness said Upon that hy-
pOthesis his insanity is self-evident prop
OsitiOa."
DR.. Walker Kempstor, superintendent
of the Wisconsin state hospital for the
insane, sworn: Had studied insanity for
fifteen years he exhibited forms Of heads
Of Treasurer Gilfillan, Col. 1ngersOll,
Judge Cartier, Col. COrkhill and Others, to
show that conformity Of the skull had
little or no relation to insanity-nOt
and much amusement was caused by the
latter claimed that "Bob" Ginger
solD and himself were "cracked in the
same direction" and asserted that
"yOu could put your foot in the
depression in COrkhilrs skull" Witness
retaliated by saying the depression in
COrkhill's head was similar to that in
prisoners, whereupOn Guiteau said Cork |
hill was cracked a great deal worse than
no was. The remainder of the witness
evidence was decidedly against the pris-
Oner.
After recess Guiteau asked for pen and
ink, remarking that he hada good many
letters to answer, and might put in valu- |
able time to advantage doing so. The
thrOng at tho court room this afternoon |
was greater than ever before, and hun |
dreds were unable to gain admittance.
Another expert witness was found for |
the defense to day by means of telegram |
from Jacksonville, Ills, in person Of DR.. |
Mcfarland, who treated Guiteau's family |
and believes the prisoner insane. He will |
be subp9Daed.
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Observation-Disclosures l5OOO head ship
ments - head market more active and firn
prices averaging higher. especially for choice
light and hnc heavy sales OF common to good
mixed mt = SO(D6 ~ light, 3 95el6 40 mainly nj
@6 aG6 IS: heavy packing and shipping. s. s,el
50; Philadelphias AMI Lard hogs, s6 5iSl6 Is !;
skips and culls, - 3Oel5 ~. Market closed weak
on packing.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments 800
head market generally weaker; shipping 10
@l5c.lower exports, $50 96 30: good to choice
steers, - OG5 20: common to fair - @el4 20 :;
mixed butchers slow and weaker: poor to
fair, $.9OQ325: sOo.i to choice, 81 s5llt 10 COM
mon weak; stockeiS and feeders. 81 7jl0i - !:
uilkers and springers plenty and s:lI3 u heat
lower; poor to choice. $25IGD.
Sheep-Receipts, l,CO) head shipments $50
head: market unchanged: general ilerand
not very active, but good stock better: COM
mon to medium, - .Jl93 G0: good to extra at
$ 9OGljGO.
EAST LIBERrY-Cattlc--Eecci 3I7 heal
market active; best. $;il6 10 fair to good - ~
O. - common. ~ 2Jdj.
IOgs-ReceiptS, IOOD head Phil:l,leiphias
- 25eI6 10: Workers. ST lOli6 %
Sheep-Eeccipts. !. .0N head market dull and
nothing doing: prices would be- Is lpajc otr
from yesterday.
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AmuSenelfS

CtCens To nighE-"The Victims" and " Solon
Shingle " will he given at the opera house this
evening by Mr.. John +. Owens and his own
selected comedy company. These are two
plays that allow ample scope for the peculiar
humor OF Mr.. Owens acting, and were his
fame as a comedian to rest exclusively upon
his impersonations of Joshua BuncrJy and
!SOtOn Shingle, he would have unchalicnged
title to the favor of the play going fraternity
which fer SO many years he has enjoyed.
A Rare Musical Trcat-Wc hope our
readers will not forget the grand organ recital
by Prof. Ii. W. Nicoll, OF New York, which will
take place this evening in Zion's Lutheran
church, East Vine street. Prof. Nicoll is oEc
OF the most celebrated Organists in this coun-
try, and as ii Is a rare chance for our citizens
to hear first-class performer or a first class
instrument like Zions new organ they should
not miss this opportunity. or Miss Cynthia
Bare. who also takes part in this concert, VIC
need not comment "a she i well known "a
one of the sweetest sopranos i'll tic country,
and Il great favoritc before Il Lancaster audi
cncc. Prof. &. MaIZ, with the first three Glasses
OF the girls high school and his boys choir
will also take part in tic concert. which will
no doubt bc one of The finest musical events
OF the season.
"Eurnished Rooms"-Tni5 j.. the title ofa
farce-comedy designed TO portray the
troubles and tribulalion5 OF the many who live
in rented apartments, and which Will he pro-
duced AT Fulton opera house ON Friday
evening by L company under the nanase-
mcnt OF Mr.. Joseph A. Guick. The Cimcin-
natl Commercial says: Tie conirctcmls
are continuous and cXqui>itely funny. The
characters are strongly marked :,nG sufficient,
ly exaggerated 10 afford full scope tor
the comedy capacity of the company which
interpreted IL Jast evening. The play
handsomely put on, and is undoubtedly GOOD
for Il big weeks business
Al ne Rdne."-This laugh farce COM
ely will bc given al the opera house on Men
day evening, January >, by }. N. IIii'3 cnm.-
pany, which last year pro .Hr,,d il here before
II large and delighted audience. The piece is
IA string OF most amu,ims episodes and contr'-
Temps, I'm which a case OF mistaken identity
Is the central point of interest, and in the
com pctcnt hands OF Mr.. Hills company is an
altogether niirth-pr"vokin;: and enjoyable
prrfoi nance.
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a lady from Oregon wriicS-Dr. Benson:
think you should ba presented with Il chariot
OF pure gold Tor yOuT Celery ana Chamomilc
pills have nrOyr.I such Il blr<Hin" TO thousands
ot sufferers " it'll sick and nervous hraacfir.
neuralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia.
"Yicid not &" Misfortune" =" Give EIy's
Cream Balm a thorough trial ii ynu would he
cured of Catarrh, Hay Fever, Catarrhal beat!
ness, or quickly relieved OF colds IN the head.
Cream Balm cfleciually clcanscs the nasal
pa Is:igcs of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
sccrctiOns, allays Inflammation and irritation,
protects the mcmbranal Innings OF the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense of taste and smell
Beneficial results are realized by Il few appli
cations. 4 thorough treatment aS directed will
cure Cai:lrrh, Hay Fever, Nc. the i:alm is
easy TO use and agreeable. sold hy druggists J
at 20 cents. On receipt OF 80 cents will mail Il
package. Send for circular with iul iniOrma-
tiOn.
ELi'S CREAM BALM Co, OswrSo, \. /.
For sale i'm Lancaster by nll druggists.
ail!,-2w,lcOdSw
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M.1RRIA9ES.

BAxTAR-CLARK.-Dcc 25th, 1881, by the Rev.
W. T.. Gerhard ut his residence, No, 81 East
Orange street. Mr.. Thomas Baxtar, recently OF
Ireland, to Mrs. Harriet Clark, of Lancaster
City. 1T
IIEIDLEBA AUGH-MACNEAL.-Dec q, 1881, by
Rev. +. e. Yerkcs, OF Christiana, Pa, MIR.
franklin ID. Heidlebaugh. of Strasburg, to
Miss Annie MacNcal, OF Nickel Mines. Pa.
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AN OisDlNnNCE rIsOvIDING Fol: yEE
~ collection of delinquent taxes in the city
of Lancaster:
SECTION t. BE it ordained by Select and
Common Councils OF the City of Lancaster
that the Finance Committee shall annually,
at the first regular meeting of Councils in tin:
month OF September, report to said Councils
the amount OF city tax due and uncOllectcti on
the first day of September, whereupOn tI,'.
City Treasurer shall return the duplicate Of
city taxes into the hands OF the Mayor, after
havin" made out and prepared separate du
plc:teS Of all taxes ASSESSED for city purposes,
Tor each OF the nine wards of the city, that
may remain unpaid on said first day OF Sep
tember.
SEC 2 II shall be the duty of the Finance
Committee, On or before the 18th day OF Sep
tember, in each and every year, to advertise
for proposals for the collection of all unpai.;
taxes of each of the nine wards of the city
the collection OF which shall be given 10 the
of this ordinance. The Finance Committee
shall notify the Mayor whom they have So
lected as collectors, when he shall immedi-
ately place the said duplicates in their ID Intis
or collection of the same.
SEC. 3. That the Collectors appointed I'm pur-
suance Of the second section OF the Ordinance
shall, before entering upon their duties, give
security la two thirds of the amount OF the
respectiuc duplicates for the prompt cOliec
OF the whole amount due, except SO much ~
they shall be exOnerated from collecting by
the Finance Committee of Councils from time
to time, and the Collectors so appointed ant!
giving bond shall possess and exercise all the
rights and powers for the collection OF said
tax as are now possessed and exercised by the
Collectors OF county rates anu levies within
this Commonwealth.
SEC. 4. 1t shall be tho duty OF the respective
Collectors of the city taxes, outstanding after
the first day OfSeptembcr, in each and every
year, to furnish the City Solicitor On the l5tn
day OF December next succeeding the receipt
of their duplicates, the names OF all their de-
linquent property taxpayers on that day,
with each ones relative 1InOunt OF tax, and 4
proper description of the premises upon
which 1t is assessed. and the 81 IicitOr shall
duly prepare and file q lien for the amount ON
or before the 3lst day of December next ensu-
ing, in the Court OF Common Pleas of the
County of Lancaster, As provided by the Act
OF General Assembly approved on the Eth
day OF March, \. ID. 1879.
SEC. 5. That all Ordinances hereby altered
or supplied be and the same are hereby
pealed.
Ordained AMI enacted into law Mt the Civ
of Lancaster this 2!st day of December, A. H.
1881.
JOHN LEVERCOOD.
President Common Council.
HRRBERT JOHNSTON,
Clerk OF Common Council.
ROBERT a. EVANS,
President Select Council.
| J. X. BARR,
Clerk of Select council.
Approved December 9th, 1881.
JNO. 4. MAcGONIGLE,
"eczo ii" Mayor,
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skin Diseases /" Cured by Dr. SWayno's
Ointment,

Skin Diseases y" Cured by Dr. SWaynos
Ointment.
What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer q
single hour when they have a sure cure In
"Swayne's Ointment is past our compIeheE-
sion. The worst cases OF tcttcr, itch, salt
rhcum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all-healing quail
ties. Pimples on the face and blotches on the
skin are removed by using this healing oint-
mcnt. Perfectly safe and harmless, even on
the most tender infant Itching Piles -symp-
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu.
larIy at night after getting warm in bed ;
other parts are sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. DR.. Swayne 4
Son, 3; North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa. to whom all letters should be addressed.
sold by all prominent druggists.
oct4-T.Th&F&w
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Go Ia II. IL. Cochran y Bru.. store, ~ Snr;i
Queen street, tor Mrs. FrTc,inn's N1D Nd-
HOndt DYes For brightness and durability Ot
cnlor,,re unc1ullrd. Color iron. {. to > pounds.
Directions i'm English and German. Price. Il
cents.
Cough, Cnid or sore ';nri,hI should ne
stopped. Neglect frequently icSliis in AN In.
curI;blc Lung niSeaf or Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrocBCs do not disorder
the stomach lik" ro;ir;h syrurs and rtlS:ns,
but act directly ON he iHftHmcl parts, allay ing
Irritation, give relief in Asthma. nrOE"hiaI
Coughs, CturTh, and the EErG:iI Trnui'lrs
which Singers and ruhiic Speakers :lr'. subject
to. For thirty years Browns bronchial
Tr.cncs have been recommended by physi-
Clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant u-c
ior nearly n entire generation, ii!ry have ~!
tanned wei .Dcri.eI ran X among Il" tcW St.p,
remedies oi the age. Sold III - cents Il box
everywhere. ,nS-lvdTThSS&l
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DEATHS.

LEYDEN.- In this city, on the 27th inst. .lGeo.
". son of Edward and Mary Lcyden, in the
18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
the graduating class of 1880 Boys High School,
arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of his parents. No. 3ls West
James street, on Friday afternoon at 2O'clOck.
Intcrment at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td
BECH.-In this city, On Dec. q, 1881, Chris.
OF her age.
Her relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tho resi-
dcncc of her husband, No. 4l8 West King
street ON tomorrow (Friday) afternoon ut
II O'Clock. Funeral services ut lions I.u-
tlcran C. IN ch at 2 o'clock.
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The demand OF the people fer an easier
method OF preparing Kidney-Wort has induced
the proprietors. the well known wholesale
druggists, Wells, Richardson y Co, of Bur
lington, Vi. to prepare il for sale in liquid
form as well ;ls in dry form. II saves all the
labor Of preparing, and Is il Is equally clii-
cient it is preferred by many persons. kidney
Wort always ami everywhere proves itself 4
perfect remcly.-RuGalo .NeCs. d!i Iwd&w
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I)UlSLlC SALE OF El.EliA Mt EURNl-
III TURE ut Nos. 81 and . North Queen
street, commencing, ut 10 o'clock on SATUK-
DAY MORNING. consisting of one Elegant
wheeler u wilson Sewing Machine. one cIc.
giant Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suit. one
Silver-Plate'! Water Service, one Walnut
Lounge, one elegant Walnut Chamber suit
with swinging French plate glass, one Walnut
DlcsSing-clSt: Suit. one COttaye Suit, Hair
Mattress, Wire Mattress, one walnut Extcn-
sion Table, about 40 yards of BRUSSELS carpet,
and u general variety OF Household and kitci'-
en- Furniture.
These goods arc all is good new ~ they
have not been in us'. one year. Everything
will be sold without reserve. Goods can bs:
examined on Friday.
2S-3t SAMUEL HESS Il son, Aucts.
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DUBLlC SALE--ON TUESDAY, JANUARY
l. 3, 1882, will he sold ut public sale mt the
leopard Hotel, Il Few twO-stOry BRlCk
DWELLING ani twO-StOry brick back build
ing, with balcony, containing six rooms, n.y.
grape Vines, etc. THIS property IL situated on
the east side of North Shippcn street, north OF
Fulton street, No. %.
Persons wishing to view the property will
pleas call upon the occupants of the premises.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. H., when
conditions will be made known bV
AMANDA COX,
Administrative OF Il. r. Cox, deed.
HENRY SHUBEFr, AUct, t97-Td
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Surprise Party.

About seventy-five members of st.
Paul's NJ. Z. church visited The parsonage
last evening, during the absence of the
pastor, Rev. A. ]. Colon, and, invading
the kitchen, each left package contain
ing useful articles for the pastor OF his
wife. Upon his return he was equally as
tonished to find the good people and good
things, and a delightful time was had.
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Philadelphia m Arket.

rHILADELPHIA, December 20.-FlOur dull and
steady; superdne at s404 so; Extra - IS
Is 1877 .; Pennsylvania family 81 25G
G2; st. Louis do q OO67 50; MinnesOts
Extra at SC 7jl7 90; do straight at 81 l29
.; winter patent 81 dQs 90; spiing do
Rye flour 1T $5@S o.
wheat quiet; Del: and Penn'n Red, 81 400
Corn firm for local use.
Oats firm, fair demand.
Rye quiet ut 9709Sc.
Provisions dull
Lard dull.
Butter quiet and barely steady Creamery
extra, 39@4Oc; do good to choice. sig 30 Br.i-
ford County and New York extra, 3l9s3.
Eggs dull and weak Pcnna.. 3l632; West
ern at 10.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull; refined, &c.
Whisky scarce and firm ut 81 -
Seeds-GOOd TO prime Glover dull ut
sasN: poor. G@7; good to prime Flaxsccd
dull at 81 3s@1 40.
Now Xork MarEer.
NEW YORK. Dec. g-Flour-State and
Western steady, moderate export and
iobbing trade demand Extra do, IS OO15 40 !;
round hoop, 8 lO@6 Is Southern unchanged
Wheat opened somewhat aetter and after
wards became weak and declined about Nc !;
S1 e. 4sx s " do Mar Mar, 81 47*al IS. u" '"' - ''
Corn quiet and prices without much change;
mixed Western spot, fs<@7OAc; do futures,
7O11@76c.
49@.4: Western, 4sG53.
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l.rOtecti0n for EnglnaerS.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec. 29.-Gen. Terry
has ordered detachment of the Second
cavalry from Fort Custer to Terry's land
ing, on tho Upper Yellowstone, to protect
the Northern Pacific engineers and con-
structiOn company in their work from the
marauding Crows. Tho troopers will 60
into cantOnment at that place for the
winter
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Pension business Postage Free.

WASHINGTON, Dec. GA circular is
being sent to members of Congress by the
commissioner of pensions, embodying the
decision renderc by the postmaster gen
eral, few days ago, to the effect that
members may use official stamps to be
furnished them without cost by the PEN
sion bureau, in tho transaction of business
pertaining to that Office.
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By the community at large has been given to
Burdock Blood Bitters. No instance Is known
where dissatisfaction has been manifested by
their use, or where aught but benefit followed
their administration. Price 81. For sale at II.
Il. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street. Lancaster.