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u u "A t.,s lac Fsral .,,f-~ ne
Of the psm.es' II ,-iviiizt.d c..n.,,r ~.
makes or atnr parade IT w"al's, ia
'"@ rrsIscf ti,au any ether Enr.ts...H
STATE. Tnr d.m.< If ill lin. s.,r. al
churches INST. Prser-inrg. N.,-r..w
and other sasyr fnwns are plated wisi5
yo''i, nearly quarter If an in-s, lick.
The new Cssn,ch # The Savis.n d...!-
iea,cd and .'n-md ~ NJ .-c.sv IL, w
gu-t reur.-..n.s a vain.of F.sr's SI5.-
0f0 600. I'll Isaac sCasir..ira, j.. 1t.
Petersburg nav ls. <af.iy rr-i d
~i''i At least fiirr,s fi,Hps That s.n4,s &,
- strong wevrr. j. ,ln. .,si So, H..
lief IN slr. inv .I;,I,'r ssmauy II "
t''asrs ilsa'. 'isriry the c,,,ss,fi.~ -
~sa'- IT wit. ,,r..ai aud b tt..r i -sv.-<s.
u. atien.if has ever i.-s-n n...s. %
p''i.'si.r 's's' Ed Inns ,rn,,,ing.s s.e-.
stawri.
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district Court lar b Use county i'll
C., vie n,.r ncxi NJ nda>.
LEX. ORCHARD bought Wutff's RESI-
d. ~ win us ,uinlIuie.
QUITE ii large pack tram went
l. aglI hcrc Sunday with goods inr
X nanza.
SEVENTY AS + ore. fir, nj The Z enc.
g. ~ Iaht"l. e. ern. were G. us ur ~
t'n!d illi lii,i few ,IaA> ago
j armed ont So 800 or $50 per ton.
ZEE AL. 1t Races al s ar Ranch, Ia
lr.ln on August 25Lh aud last ihr.r
days Al tue speed in the county,
bp there.
The D .nskn Bros. Ina nine ton oi
ore fr,n the NJ ,uiltam Caet, ON F,h
ce X, u>h"l in the Guld Hill mill
las week. TAe result was S2205--
S245 per t,rl.
JUST as We 20 Ia press, we are M
'"rmrd that the late mail runhcr. who
f"hhed lhe Stage near SonPS Resi-, il,
"itnra> county. has been captured 10y
the deputy sheriff o. that county, al
Hally.
ABS PIERCE, Spn of R. A. Pierce, ed
''or OF the CnalIs Messenger, arrived
here Sunday from Baker City aud
'efl Yesterday for Chalis The Young
man paid this utlice very pleasant
visit.
JAMES {. NELSON and |. n Daley
arrived here Sunday from Middle Sal
mon. They are interested in the hca-
Tons made two miles below Stoddard's
camp. The discovery claim Is called
LIE Little Sulphur. They will return
IN a lew days with supplies.
oHRIs. MEFFERr is the big business
man of Centervile. An apartment in
'ls back end of his saloon was COM
pie'ed the other day, in which will be
carried on a general merchandising
BUSINESS. Chris has his hands full
ionhlhg store, saloon and hotel; but
he IS equal to the task.
pAvE TEACHNER came over the 9th
q Jay from Wood river. He is inter.
ss'eu III prospect in which Henry
opp mad an interest, short distance
"om HALEY. Dave has his portion
.onoed tor $4,000. Zipf sold out for
s'oo' Teachner has just recorded a
location he made two years ago on
oquaw creek Recent ASSAYS gave
encouraging returns in silver The
ore contains a large per cent. of cop.
per.
DROP your eye on Bill Tincher's ad
" you want No. l cigar, or little
conversational fluil," manufacturer
:" accordance with the new version
s. around and see Billy. The bar
ing the day, is presided over by
'''e McCiain, who is ever ready te
"''' on customers, and dish up fluids
:" grand and peculiar style, observing
:" 'a'e fashions, hgalutens and genera
Observation-Disclosures, onl,
N''S'led by first class bar tenders.
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Coffin 4 Hennalv

Are shipping "a large stock of the cele
blaied Skinner Flows, and Furst 81 Brad
lev Sulky and Gang Flows which will be
sold at vely low figures They also have
In stock The S,ulh Bend Chilled Iron
P.ows at reduced prices
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AR. }. ii. BATES, Newspaper Aivtriis
IN Agent, al Park Row Times Building),
New York is auth rized to contract for
advertisements in The WORLD at our best
fairs.
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Tine II ~ ,n'"ufsis,s near 10. s.,.s.
e. ia-ca,i,.s = iim C.,in,ni,ia j. "a j t.,
u. sliding ni.' - yer al ~. sa'r !.
.in. f,n.t yrar. T =. ia,,rsfs, ,sr.,ng
i thai liz. ns.p,r.ras rr~i~ nss -le.ly ~
'~ir OK. an "a TN. s.r.r,y ctrr..ui II
the. IN giiiv G nmi.'a washes away iss
base tn. i.''. SIPS d.wi,. AL H.. >,.-
!".rihcnn'@-h wriyii II Tie. earth 30
rock 3.nh, 1000 '.-.t nigh. csu~l.-A
the -s,i d r,ck = attn \ .,ls ..vs.t., =
"il,i'>'r I'as ~ 'hn ram-... ~ i.,.I -
ll'ai'ie lat r,'ur.-.'~ that II. n,..u.->
tam sis,e> slid a. aIr,vs. STATE.
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All notes aud accounts owing to us hiust he ne
tea ia thru days wiIh'lii tail II No SERTED by
thai iIne they sill NJ placed in the hands of an at
trrney iGr c''lrrtion i'OFFI * KENNALY
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the right ut way Delegate Ainslie had
about secured Tor tie Bo ST. Cm,t,
Bedrock FInnilng Company? Blu,
Come To think III il hat was lust be-
fire the election LAST fall. He had III.
bill almost through. All that was
needed was nIIe Or twn more litth.
pushes to send it clean through. Bn,
what conid George do if lie WASN'T
sent back! His time was l;mI,.d
to finish the work witin.nt a r..-ciec.
ton was out ot the QUESTION. Cnul,in'i
be done. Aud Will, NJ, other maj, n,
Idaho Capable II working lie hnsi
ness up like A,ns!,e, what Could hi
Constituents Of Boise county d. bn.
stand IN IL send him back, wiilun
gong against their own .nt.ress 8!
II l'ialh', delegate could work M.
things IN Z .,,gres- like h. can uao
his tongue, ms cunsili,,u..is comic.
|'rn'hlulIy ga, well dome good a,,i
faithful servant" Between what
George docs and what he saws there
IS wide scttpanc, We viii i.;,.
10 n. ai'unl that "rigilt Of way" NOR
subsequently, ant ihe tine 81 til
elecIion of d,.trgate> t., ih.. Democrat
lc Territorial G. ,i,wnli,n,. G..ofg,
must have something t, ride IL o..
again. I lie question is will The. Dean.
oci AT, rally +, hitn this time, and II
his name grace<, or rather Il grae...>
he heal 1T their ucnct next iali, wi
the leading Rtpunl cans If B .s.. coun-
" work IT,, iiin and vote t,r INN as
they dad last year iur the reason tia
ip was going IL get charter l.r tho.
b dr"rk Fi,inir e C..,npan,?' Til j,
Knew Ain>ie then "a we'll as the do
now. and II - reasonable IL supp.>r
that they wtli again c,ur Ia MS sup-
part when George gives EN- IN
more ci'ln music. on he fun
qnrsll,t,. i'nring The three YEA :
| AinSle ha- been ldain's delegate. h,.
has h,c un. n"ts.tl-i,,r what he iia> nj
duue
The .Ara'aache's South Mountain
corr. Sp.,dcnt has this in say ab ut
that has" me al district. winch ha,
| alu duGatt tsr several Years, nut j.
aow beng revived hy The operations
ut New York compal Y: "Ahout
| II thousand tons al Srcunid-cla>s
ore is new ulI line ground, aui more j.
being hauled. II is expected all nj
twenty IONS per "a ir,nrS will be c"n-
ceG,ralrd into three or -four Tons oi
ieh grade ore. Tue average Of this
~ccnnd-class ore is II ounces, one
ounce of this silver being eqnivalen;
to one dollar IN silver and froui eight
to ten per cent. lead. Ii is intended Ia
mix this concentrated ore with the
high grade, and 10y the Combination
sufficient lead will be obtained L. sihplr
the SECOND class ore. or course, the
high-grade cal donates and galena can
he Smclted readily but the low grade
does not contain enough lead to sinelt
hence the combination. A considera-
hle quantity If high-grade ore has
been mined, but as ali the available
space on the yard at the smciter is &c
cupied by low-grade ore, the tirSt-clas>
ore still remains on the dumps, from
whence it can be quickly hauled when
necessary. TIE mines are looking
we'll; that is. those now being operal-
ed, for, owing to the limited number
OF miners employed. work is only be-
ING prosecuted on the Yreka, Crown
Point, Avenue, Rose and Hudson
The Rose was considered about the
, 1881-04-23

Afounu tncn ZOE 1n0te kAaA sH"uS"'iu
yards.
Al ettemRt vas made On n the be- bs9w 2}s q q
batteries, by couple Of officers to rnaly tho
re fro,n fst bot s s1des i,ow failed. and the
commenced rout that s0on Increased to
A STAMPEDE AMI ALMOST DECENTRALIZATION
OF all The survivors OF this noted charge,
without distinction OF regiments or COM
K few hundred yards behind the Confed-
crate batteries there ts a ravlne along which
runs country r,att TINT makes at one ptaca
an abrupt angle BY turning Or bentlnx TO the
left. At this point there Is bluit or oho
i1v ir Tia narrow pass through which The iugi-
lives. without distinction of rank. officers
and prlvates side by side. poured and rushed
tn coltsnuons stre0M, throwing away guns,
IL confusion toward t!le rear. Here another
effort was made to rally the broken troops.
and nil sorts Of appeals and threats inade 70
officers and men, WIG turned ueat ear aild
Inose with IN 0nth from the hand ia!l on
their shoulders to attract attention. At last
= few privates. hgarken!ng to the appeals,
halted and formed n nucleus around wnicN
thesc picket was formed noross the road as
a barricr to further RETREAT md The stream OF
straKKlers damned up several hundred
: Gen. Pickett came down from the direction
OF the battlefield weeping bitterly. and sai'l TO
Stop aiy Of my M.efs. Teii them 10 coins to
the camp we occi pied Inst night" and passed
gu himself alone toward the rrar. Other Of.
iicers passed. BY, bnt the picket wns 5etaine;di 4
came gnlloplng up FROM the rear and III
QuEred "Wiat this guard was for and win
placed 1t hero"; and t1ndtng the officer with
out orders, tle moved the picket back &, few
hundred yards aild extended the linu alnnR
the strcnil, 0r little creek found there. Hers
thu Runsd did duty until shutdown, nrresting
all strnggIers frorn the battlefield, and Col.
| Marshall took tfeln bsck to Gcn. Lee.
, 1881-04-23
EUROPEAN DEPoT5:
CAUTlON.

Apoid bogus appliances q er1y description
claiming Electric qualities: our R.mphlst e9p9aias
hov IA Distinguish tho 9enuins yftom sae SparioHs.
EsuEyeran,lclker's Electric WeIGR
nl2tl Bands alone aro genuine; they ~
oiuets Tho only ausud cf merit Jjr Electric aAp*i-
unoe. q. all tho Greas Norl.Fs Etposilsons q Eu-
rope aud llmertna.
, 1881-04-23

GeorRe I. Graham, EAq., OF SO North Nfne-
teelith street, l'Aiiatlelul,la. Pa, widely
known journalist, announce his loss Of Il war
inlserlt,ilicu In tho sllapo of chronic cusu of
Jacobs Oll, after all other specifics had
proved Ut 10 service.
, 1881-04-23

br0w Of tllGsu ridges for n n,lle. The sup
porting tptuEtl!nUilts wgro PLACED about Il llun-
ind lsy down D the taiI grass. with . cloud:
less aky and q bright july. sun pouring Its
searching rlys almost vertically upn'l thosil
for five lung, weary. hours, wlIlla they list
e,led all1 watched in painful atlSpensu fOr
soil,e sou Mi q sal,,e movement to brvak tint
prDtulinA. stiffness wliclI r1steu over th9 vast
bnttletiuel alsd depressed t!lG spirits like
dreadful nightmare, ~ o'clock THIS awful
stluss W WI W. s',!sI!y xfe af a e Ht, W.
NIL K,lts iirDd In quick ,sllccesslol., followed
by u silence Of linlt !n!nute, n1,d then. while
ttialr oullo was yet lnIsiNE nlol'g the dlstnht
!ges ad 9ut Sgfges y u r. 'lroar n,
sl!eMeu. Lu9's L0 Guns Oponeu ut once
with q
CRASH AND Tr1uSnE1.souSp
that shook iho hills for miles around from
crest to baso, and wssu lnstnNtly rel''Iel toby
about eighty Es rsei ,,3yy, " ug. aIot Mea;io
No souild 1t roaring waters, nor wind, nor
thunder, nor ct theso conlll!ued, over
euuals: tho tre'nenaous m Vt up|royar; a.,a ,,I 31
ba IIearN at Nll Rbote tho ceasoless t!!i ot
thousands Ut .sl.rieklng shot as1ti shell full
!nf ,tlick 9ntl fast plt every siNe aud bursting
With srl!!o exp,@sas, wts otars rc,, ny
aill chtstng. zach other over A,9 llill an1
clul,tl8 1t dust nAd volumes Of .suipl1NE0!s,
sl!lfocattnx Snl0ks rolled up white .tlnt bly,
through tho riffs tlll rents OF Wll!ct. tp sun
with tsln. light looked down upon the Gl1ast-
Aftsr two hours the firing suddenly ceased.
over. G:.a-r@s.1eliald, during which tins the
f-ooMfouusates were rnp!dly Turning an at-
iacklnK column Just leloW the brew ot sen..
, 1881-04-23

with Eome lateral branches. This is simply m
,sn' ..y ss e1 i 81 ,no' tdGnr Gnr* ssT
tirnnts splend'! military famo renders tho McxI.
iis Mexican allies whu aro hhstIic 10 the present
t,f ntIairs, Rrn beeklnE fnothold
III sinxfeO for the simple Eurpnto Ut ac1llrlug
political p0wer,
TUII11iSf AND HUNHiSu RAILROADS.
IA ttato,i, tho Indian atorers on railroad CON.
strlc.n. ,to PAID 81 cet!ts i t'9y They work ~
sr"ates. lI'oity to ''H se % t'.aicr penon% @ IL
md lnnchlncry. There In no weotl III Muxlco+
spGnss H1sot "wsy ~ sS
fnlti!fnl "Iarr." Or iankny. Thoy i'flna nj tho
@ ure tie.i to tito Sbarro ~ to @ cid. liz ol,or M
M hs shp1de .c.i Is s ra''S n hnrs td1
trinspurte from tho h!ga tn9',ntni, si,io g nc
i,nt BY the e.,r;. thu substi;zcd r1silroai cosn-
t1nnio* aro oil Required To i,ave thotr linus cOn-
ori,nIent rotains tho right u aeIzo the llnes 1T
t1o onl of nlnuty,t,it'a ynn,a. Paying for ~ tho
lpo,, il; tlioss, Il is, d yot,r4e supposed, tho
09yernmcnt paya Tor IN is subsidy:
Ioss T. % en- o, m Gxleg o IT, ss 'q%y g,c;
tilo ,sacaotsta! upS}rafIon q t6o roa;ls: ynies,
of oosso, i,.sve to ostaGlls coai deots, and iii
m truck. froM enaE .atpns!ts g .raxas. Arlzana:
CUnl VIII 10 dtsoov1rud. but l,nyo mt tho data
on which tto1r anttolputtuns aFs t'hsod.
IT n 4 nisrArEts PROBLEM
to my mind what IL 10 10 tlona With tho rail-
ronas nfter they nrc completed. Me1tro Is Ger.
stn,rcss wh!eh have, bcrn oxhaaated. f9r 70 .le:
, 1881-04-23
MIN Southern Republic just as
It 1s.
. 1,occnt Visit to tho City Of
Mexico.
Tim Country, People, Products
" Mines, and Politics.
,,,,,,d r,,,lns-s9o 400, 900 In Subsidies dfaulsd
A'''' 10 Railroads.
w,,, tho Money Bo Paid'-Wi'l the BALL
' roads Pay When Duilt7


uooJs Paw When Built?
lo"'t' -
.m..,, r,,,r,,,t, In. nro.
Acorrtsp",'oent; ;,', ol M I,c. n 1IsiInrIisled
s.nst" s9fe,. rsJ SCIENTIST, traveller, and writer.
W's,", Wiseo"S,'" "f matters and things III Mexico
IS tcy nov n s 1ayl,s y, t,nt rseemay em,,trv is
ion, prolonged wy. 10 s'''.t 49,. uu"' s,H, "a ~,
was ,.1 ,Tips s s i. carried tho highest credentials
t" s" os!. and ss!ss ,vi.aa sssst!Ss eItv n te
ye'tvS ~ acanaiuta,co Of tho highest rink 81
s.Isa,,s, bati, III Ot1lce allu tloso engng".
;am,",nr. manufacturing, nnd cotI'lnerclai
pursuits a,'. .,x,aa" st..iai lIf,, tle homes,
serptons of AleStcnh s''cm. "to' ,,ss,,ts su ami
customs, Mnrals, A!css. "'''1 ''. ..>@
tho archaeology OF tho Moxscal peo-
~. us e.. nvprtrtlnrly graphic. but THE
Yl' ~ .,rrrs,n,tlc,,t reported nnty
TRIBUNE ~ IL. co,,versntion RI.
thDsn poStlons W ".' ,,,s'.,tnl. i,,,nreata
htlnr 10 tho present hM&et1"l .!'.e.e"
@ est ,aat Of sx,S1 ssawa u 10 ''n% pswse Ss me that t
country nd tho onlea I,us.,,ont otN. - Amcpicon A.
quencoo Ut te sast ,ves'''n's t,,"s ~ an, a 'ma".
eupItatn its railroads, mi,les, an1 "'a,ss. ''mnt
.sss' s', ,,,.re somn 1T hiy statements ate less
cans t.els' ."''1 a.n roo,tvnti fro,n ntter
fatterlnE 'll"s' NV ,,s.,", % -, ,,,,,,r,i ,isfwl
eollrces, oi't ho IS ehttt'ea 70 % e'aaa!''''o
,,od!t nj MI nccurate ind candid Observer
wy ~ i,t,s snys that tho thrco cities best
,,n'.,rr in Mcylro. and to which their III
H"un om,r,.s ard conversation lirst ara directed,
Qa'tlss "." V'nv t,r1.nus nn,1 Nav York:
orc Cileaso NV o' " .,,n 's1starno ~ nttor
they hardly Know ol tAe eH's'Gleo g ~ us'vs T..
f..,., &,,,, nvt,nHitinua 0f fNnr{4fR
, 1881-04-23

External remedies arc the safest and best
that can be applied In diseases, on account
OF the facility which We possess Of watch.
Ing their action and results; and Of these
remedies Electricity, in the form Of mild,
continuous. md prolonged currents, Us reul-
lzcd exclusively by PulyeFmacher's
Electric Belts nnd Bands, has been
found tho most valuable, sase, simple, and ell.
cicnt treatment In tho world for tie euro of
disease. We review, in our various pamphlets,
the manifold benefits to be derived from
pulvcrmacher's Appliances, and bring for
ward testimony in their favor from tho most
learned physicians and scientific men in Eu-
ropo nnd tl,is country. we also demonstrate
why relief and euro accrue FROM their use
after every other plan OF treatment has
failed Reader, are you afflicted and
wish to recover the same degree Of health,
strength, nnd energy rs experienced in
former years2 Do any Of tho following symp-
toms, or class Of symptoms, meet your dis
cascd condition? Arc you suffering from
ill.healtll in any Of its many and multifari-
GUS forms, consequent on lingering, nerv-
ous, chronic, or functional discase2 Do you
feel nervous, lebllttated, frettu1 timid, and
lnck tho power Of will aul action7 Arc you
subject to loss Of memory, haYe spells OF
fainting, ful1ncss Of blood in tho head, feel
| listlcss, moptng, unfit for business or pleas
ure, and subject to fits Of melancholy? Are
! your kidneys, stomach, liver, or blood In
disordercl condition? Do you suffer from
rheumatism, neuralgia, or aches and pains?
Have indiscretlons and excesscs left you In
weak and dcbilitated conditionF Arc you
tInaid, nervous, and forgetful, and Is your
mind continually dwelling on the subject?
Have you lost confidence in yourself and
energy for business pursuits7 Are you
subject 10 any Of the following symptoms:
Restless nights, broken aleep, nightmare,
dreams, palpitaion Of the heart buahful-
ness, confusion Of ideas, aversion to society,
dizziness in the head, diinncss Of sight, pirn-
pies and blotci,cs on tic face md back, md
other dcspondont syluptou's7 Thore nre
thousands Of young men, middle agcdt md
even tho old, who suffer from nervous and
physical debility. There arc also thousands
Of females, broken down in health and spir.
It's from disorders peculiar to their sex, and
who, from false modcsty or neglect, prolong
their sulrerings, Why. then, further neg
lect subject 50 productive Of health and
future happiness when there Is at hand
means Of curo7 Why not throw of the
yoke altogether and seek d remedy that
has sclonce and common sense to commend
it-a remedy Of indisputablo efficacy and
the most certain mcaas Of restoration to
health and vigor.
For further particulars see TIE ELEC-
Trio REVIEW (Elaborately 1llustrated)
AND DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET, which
nre mailed, postpaid, to I'M, address on up
plication.
| ...A...A,,.- ~s,s,ss,s~ -
, 1881-11-16
ny TELEGRAPH.


....,t, f}.tpcteA Ia 7ns Chtfnao TftthnA
.,~r,roIt, Huy. Ei-ls:kta. na-FLoult-Nu. |, list
~, Whoa,-W,ntcr. No. /, IL 1d No, = lot tlt
',,ns 10 l. LII 81: Nn.2 II :ki: whlto NJ. l. It's Id;
pll; cin, ~. |, lis ii, No. lis Id. CoEn-
3rmyt4,usa-t'nrk-15s. I.art-sAst i'll.
,,rxu,Y,ut,-Snv. lj.-.I'Urk-Peimc mess Eastern.
,n II m, Western tuli 1t In. lsHcun-c. T. rtnady
.. T. E rleady Vt EEs, H. T.. sten'iy mt ssas y: &.
s..s, Al 10+ ilulss e. hrncr nj bis. Shoulders
t"I At rs, t.nrd--l'r.lae Western dun nj asH Cd.
wh,.t.-aut,nR No. 7 stently ut 10s ID: No. "htte
'.."s. n Ius vi; winter stenLy d III H. corsl.-
NlIsd dull ntc*.
81 tbe uast threo days, 2s,uD cGntAts, lIoi hsnf
American. . .....- ,,
1rErgyylSE-a;'lriss, +9s ..
.x1wxRp, NpY. la.-rErtttI1Et'M-tSAf.
III. following ~ers received ly Ills chloh1o l|oartf
efTfnat: a., >, ,v,.s. Ii, f.tp ,.,r.,a mi,
T. Iorn nnt nnrh DUNG. tAr.4ea or rttMst-Wieht
sa!n 1tater onsIesi nelI.ti hi. Ilasd fnr lIIa
innsa Kinsdlint ind t'nnltngnt-WhaAt fktF. corn
nSsaie srfs.'1shoas paa sn,t , II. ! fq!s i.,- r
ass.sanSisn: assa IL esa, u hls,er; At 4ss, srt car e!
t'stcte dull md IL 1uwnr. nj ais. lleei. tlla.
TuSpnX SnE. i.tfE1slH.u'.-Whn fEfn. corn
aet anlrss MaMK i.*SetasEoea n 1; ~ S"nst. +.
s1sTstsaa I'd winior 81 III. Eofn ra.er saasr:
III, sfsfaYy American u,xnd, !i1Gt2x Cd. CAtEUes
tu,Igs- {YhHat utiu et,rn tfriIL
, 1881-11-16

81 q 'lo Y'".l. wyro re1nsird; rms t,ln', I..acs
*sTrars thu. Isnaes ul,iy tnit liin satt prnnis.
Ing 70 aY tho blinnce ttu Huxt .lay. rh!s Is tho
ul'y eyl,let,u g1ntnfnctl n tho lItnrti tcnnR
Vnftstsion Fnr whit ho !l!1 IN the transacton.
's;'i w1;!" 't sca"r 'ha cyi'snes sai,ic,tm '1n.
cs" ws h u .nT S y. asyr"e Il q" vaw @ u ',' he
v,,", w",,!l cave ne mailer stastii'x o.,g NTH
.tat,N:a ut Thu shsc, cni 'tut l'D fesnr@ rs ~
fnh!Ish'.x tLo fact tmyohtl t.:'!s"nnbc ti''slht
aey oi ' i tne s 'Sat'tnoto 'iau i j: *.rv Il"
~ !hs ss"I. ;' tr ,he ses ;%H sea h!9':ti a -
tHr, TI1ts wuI'lh lnra boon tho culIrtu he lonat-
ieas would hars aduptea hd ho t,adcrtakrr 70
et !"' "t sss ks I'll I'll. x sose % ss ,"st s
;sss: &c + 'tf's:s!' @ within. % sS'ss
finder which ho was 10 t,o pst.l for what ia might
3 W1 setE H. r. ~ s r"Yc % H., w, aH = m f'r II. r.
nw'l gntu ur that liz received thei!i to pruyont
s1 w'1Sc ~, f5n @ nv"H y os:ss,,,lE hs property
Il inny. hawcyrr.. ho sa.l !hat. ~ tho g<.Hl.
asssc:l thr,vi, 'lefonsia'lta' hands, they ahan!l
Il s| a9 1nY fer c H., x,x. Of tar 9 u
gn!u. IT. tioy raturarI tho goosI- that wore
,nlssl:a tlor9 might bc lorco n thc essltlon. but.
t'h!H tAst W luGNGEs llAk HHa 1lHRV3AeHH+
nIly e,w tho properly u, Two oce.s on+-.irst IN
Sunday. When he lt.pkc, It over IN tho prnac,cu
e l5n!tcr who dues nut trotonll tlat lsGnes of.
on Wednesday owning. w'iun tho Rttcsls wcrv
ears'i 1 Y lcs rro foMrt s,I ayous ~ Mrx-
tany w!tn lis',er. Il ihis ti!no 4 ;loes sot nr.
l.oar Tint he III any maunur handled tho 9o'ds.
~ 10 Ahlristi. hls only possession ot the psupor.
hotel WHEN tic propcrtY was ii paekaxos mid
unopened.
WE cAx .EE NO GROUND
upon Which II cn.,, frt,t rho evidence be claimed
thdt nithar vi thu 1efantlMnis ctn bn held llnhlB
dnt t9 , snrnns T. , y tue KxMa Ths oro % reasn
tu eSayss s % sX Stso, q Sq tcr tase os
''sc while tnoy I'M, mo gotMls q posse.s'o,: 49,
l. 1Ssa s, 'he f"r, .nt tho
fact tiiat Xi'irier. n III trst Inter.
to !s jsi ind 'ho faes that t mors Wiz pa!d
sro f"e!s ws'! pc%se Ts H' to a'otve Of sai" Xs
we understand tho evidence, tho slefanIhnts
es'tild NOT u my tann obtain postea:lo. OF tue
prporty III It tat,!tl be returned without paying
tho thieves tho amount or money dasnandou w
tha.n. The defendants eunnnt. therefore. lie
rrow tr s f IT. aona sy g aS e. a III S 'o 10
thieves 1t IL lruo Ahtrich. 1T his lIrst Interview
With Msrrs,w esnressod tlio orln'on tlat sl.iM
this may III regarded ns orolltnaeat,co nuntnst
s San 81 h' ~ pFGy Sa Sss fss ss'p" ~ L. oos shat
Clearly repo,s ' Tho ' .nfceenee !hat
be waa seeking to make any 9aia oyt Of tug .'
was mysh-tliae IN such porson eyer lived:
Tho tact th9t by was 1lever seen or heor1 VI
he nxa th" Foos @ wers S ooH
isaaos, Al'Ictel. Snd sito tho father, q Airloh
, 1881-11-16

Many people have iust their interest in poll.
tics and In n1husolnents oacauss thay are 20 out
Ut aorts aud run doWn that thsy oarnpt enl0y
enough 10 Try that celebrated remeuy kidney
WosI, aud experience it, tonic and FeuoyattnE
elfsuta, they would soou be hurEahlnS with tbs
loudest. In either DRY Or liquid form 1t Ia per.
lsot remedy for torpid liver, ktdnoys, Or buWc!A
-EIclIQIHt6.
, 1881-11-16

uAITIMOItE, atd., Nov. lj.-FLOutt--AUrG ActYc
and unchanged.
GhAlN--W --WAnat-Weatern easy. Oats drm. Nye
dull.
tlAr--FIrmor At t20.o0ae5.n.
pRdylaluSa-Qulot and nru.
,nuTTER-ChoIca SEARCH IND arnsr, Western grass.
1sh12to.
ElidH-FIrmor nnd wanted at 29l31o.
TETHuLEtfM-l1ulL ...--....
tiIt,rEitIEa-Cn1eg dull and ensY. Sugar quiet.
WillHKf-knlNInaI.
f1tElGIlTa-Qultt md Hft;l. ~
REUEiiTrx-Ft,ir, I3N 1rlet wheat, IT, bu; corn.
lApN bui Uats. f,5lu ba: rye. 10 bu.
HMiFMESTH-Wfteat, 4I,ID but c0sn t2,2H hu.
HALES-WhsAt 81 2raO bll3 cAtH i2,Mn uu.
, 1881-11-16
1SEOItIh,

PEunrA. H., Nov. n--t;nAtN-Corn Ieaayt high
mlxsd Gllsul}so: nirct u3f4tc. Oats ateady It 10
4skc. ltys Httu xnd hia.ors NJ. =, II lGs'G@i.G'
WlklaKY-Fitn II I'LL for tnialBd Rua,ds.
HECEtlsrA-W h1nt, l,i51 eta ctfn, 5i,J5 bns oats.
1G,hU bu; rye, VS. bur barley. l,TG bH,
bN1rAxNTB Wheat, nunot cUrn, 1AkQ hli SAts,
N,81t bu, rye, l,UU bu; hurley, lL0aR.
, 1881-11-16

Nu8T0N, Nor. l6-WU0L-atoaly AHd atn; Ohio
and FennaylyanIa t3aetua, Akt,ol Michigan Knd Wiz.
cousIn &29&3cs medium RAd No. ohlu and Michigan.
neucss, 4sa&Sg; run,hn0 dolhno toaces. 47sa0o un.
washed coubng, .N051oi pullud. attkae.
P1titAUkLFntA, Nov. lh~W0t1s--lulst, but stoadJt
Uhlu. rennsrtyanh, and WoBt Virginia Xxx aAd ab6sv,
ISas4cf uxtru. Eks+te, updluu 4IGtlui coarse, sss
4ts Nbw York. MlcYan lhdailA, MD WailsEii t,!s,
epm6lag dslains. toaui unw4shad Do. 70 sso, pulled,