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their votes In such a manner a. 10 deceive
the Democrats, some Of whom have been
voting for her, and through this means elect
her.
The Supreme Court Will tomorrow de-
eide In favor OF seating Stewart IN the
House. n the democrats stick together
this will give one more vote 10 them and be
the last straw 10 break the Republican
camefs back. II has been understood that
there was tie vote between Stewart and
Foule-the latter u Republican from Polk
and Bradley counties. The Republicans
have Insisted that II was tie vote, but The
Democrats have clJimed that Stewart was
elected by reason OF The fact that one He
Gal vote was east by negro for Fouie. The
negro's affidavit 10 that effect accompanied
the sberif's returns. and this - the question
that has been brought before the court.
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35sc. STAY. wpstey s1a1v nj s1.Ii. Pork Dun
~ 1890. Lard 1rmer: - 80 BIO. BuIs.pnesis
dali: sIpsuiders. 44gs4 OF rib. 20 80
s'd.s, ts.65mtg ~. Bacon duli; shoulders, t420
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 5.-riour quiet and un-
sDansed. Wbcsf unsettled but generally lower !:
NO red winter, ~ <@95yfc.; No. z Chicago
spring. y6fr- cash. 974f. FebrUa'v. % &C. March.
Torn qniet AMI weak: 36ar. casb. 37isc fetruary
54tc Nav. Osts inactive sud lower. 3okc. cash.
5ukf@3Ohc. February. Pork active, Grm. and
n'ener at $3.50 Lard strong snJ higher At ~ so.
bnik. meat. steady and unchanged. Wbiskey steady
aDd unchanged.
A czoss.-whesr, e6sc, bid 9egc. asked. Janu-
ary. Corn, 33te. asked. January s,ais. 3Ossc. bid.
3Osr: asked, teDru,ry. PORK. $lz 25 bid. 1880
sssed' January. Lard, $3.50 bid. $3.50 asked, jan
vary.
MILWAUKEE,.
ehingtd. Wheat opened weak, declined &c. and
closed weak; No. Milwaukee hard. LOB; No.
Milwaukee soft, soc. No. 3 Milwaukee. cash and
January. 96c.: February 97c.: March. 9Ske +. No.
Milwaukee. Sie.; No. 4 Milwaukee, 73l,c.: re-
)ected nominal Corn scarce and nrmer: No. q
&c. Oats trmer: No. z. 30Hc. Provisions steady.
Mess pork, slz.4J cash. $lz. % February. lard
Prime steam, $3.50 cash and January. $3.50 Feb
rnary. Hogs aniet and un, hanged
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Cotton-Net receipts
1915 bales gfoss. 6G5S bales futures closed barely
steady sales, III 900 bales; January sl2.Os: Feb
ruary, sl2 22asi2.23; March, $i2 4O@SI24I
April. slZ 55asl2 56: Nav. &12.6e6fl2.69;
June. 2.79Gt12 SO; July, 5t2.sSafl2.B9; Au-
gust. SlZ .03G&lZ.QA.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 5.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR IMPORT.
LvQs.-COmmon To good, 1895.
LsIf.-Common, S5ms6; medium, t6.oOtGs7;
good, IS So; fine, SlOeesli: extra hne, $40
SlI,
DARK rOB ACCo-MASvFACTURlNG.
Lug FiusrS.-I'o COMMON, s3.Su@s4; mediun,
S4.50@S5; gooc- 30.
Ien( FiHers--COmmOr, sSMso 90; mediam,
sBd $3.50; good, $40 -; nne. S9MslO.
WraDpers.--,'om COMMON, ~ .5t~ $500: mesSnW
fs5Odsg: good S9.5pssSl0, Bne, 5lO(ssll
extra sun-cured, il2Nfl5.
BRIGHT ToBA.Co-MASUfAcTuRIS
Smokers.-a,ommon, $50 $40; medium, sl04D
sl2; go-d, Sl2W<l6; hnts sl6gs2u
Fiuers-tomm0n, H6@sS: medium, sT@s9;
good, slaGSls; hna, nominal
Wrappers. --Common,t III Uf.klp medium, VI ga
$40 !; good. k20G.S30: nne. siod530: hncy, s6t
@t7S. .,o.,.
Wrappers, Mahoga',y.--C Common, tleHtl5
medium, I ) a "a $50 fgood, Ss2@s2o; hue, $500
$40; extra, i4alIr5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class VI goods Is connne'
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for any eventually. Full latitude will be
allowed as TO the route OF the procession,
and insJ egard TO the speeches, the only pro-
hibltion being against red flags, and crowns,
and other commnnisic embIems on the
heorse or cotlu. BIinqurs son, moderate
Republican, intends beading the process
sion, which Louise Michel and several
other female fanatics have assigned TO them
selves.
OPPOSITION TO ALFONZO's RLCOMaENDA.
TIONs-Cr LIBERALS IN Favor OF THE
IMMEDIATE AND UNCONDITIONAL ABOLITION
OF SLAVERY THtRE.
HAVANA, January 5.-Tbo newspaper III
JriuBlfd comments uDfivorably on tue
Kings speech at the opening Of the SDan-
ish Cortes. aud says That reforms In Cuba
must remain subject to reciprocity treaties
and roieetionism, and therefore there can
be no reforms. Spain cannot pay the Gu
ban debt incurred before 1915. Ell 7riemfa
openly declared that the Cuban Liberals
oppose the present law for the abolition OF
slavery and want immediate abolition, I'M
conditionaly aud without monetary COM
pensaiion.
Germany.
BERLIN, January 5.-The attempt to get
up a number OF meetings in Hamburg last
night in favor Of HImburg's incorporation
with The German Customs Union complete
~ failed.
LONDON, January 5.-A dispatch from
Berlin TO the Pan. Nal Glzette says: II is
stated that TIE police baye discovered new
secret organization Of Socialists extending
over the whole OF Germany.
1ur ,NTt rrwycU ,CIT.TION
LONDON, Janurrv "a Berlin dispatch
to the Ddjfy NerS says: At large meeting
OF students held TO debate on the best
means for extending the an,iJewish agila-
ton deputations from the universities OF
Gottingen, Leipzig. Kicl, Rostocll. and
Halle were present. Fourteen hundred
Berlin students and 1922 Leipzig students
and many others have already signed an
anti Jewish petition to Prince Bismarck.
The authorities have dismissed the great
agrator, DR.. IIenric, from his post OF school
master.
A steamer Lost.
LONDON. January 5.-.t is supposed that
the British steamer FIrnley, Captain APP
pleton, from savannah December h for
Reyel. has been totally lost of Lemyig, Den
mark. Bales OF cotton and boats marked
"Flruley, OF New CASTLE" one Of the boats,
containing two dead bodies, nave been
washed ashore. The FarnIey belongs TO
the pert Of New Castle. She WIS last re-
ported December 9th a. Dartmouth from
Savannah on her way to Reyel.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


JSw YORK. January .-No9r.-StOcks strong.
ana bnOvant Money on call. per eert. TX
chauge-Lo ng, 1887 short. 1921 state bonds duil.
Governments NOMINAL ,
duOied fnrw sysicml. 9S', for sixty days. GoIerr-
mepts hrm: new -, lOlb; new AS, lll's; ne"
Is, 1925. states IN light request
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. January 5.-Tbe PoSt'S financial
article ro-Gay says: At The StocS J. xchange Unied
-t1teS bonds are firm the only change being an al
vance of O. In the - Iifold bond are strong at an
advance of s6fl's per cent, ne iatier Lac flle
and We cru income. Speculative shares are gen
cra,N strong. and with he exception Of one reac.
ton. which began b, fore he first board and ceased
hit before II Ociocs, me marker has been RS
ing one. / he strongest stoch. have advanced 10
the following figure Western Union 10
So ton the reported foundation OF new
pool ia the StCckj; thcago anu Alton
Lake shore 20 1921. Michigan Central TO l24g,
New York Central 10 l5l4. Denver ana no tilanie
to SIS. American Union Telegraph 10 722. Rtadlng
To ID, Union Pacific 10 II l. Wabash Paclnc
mr.. ittrtd 10 So. Erie 10 49i Kama ana Texas
10 Az Lake krie ANA Western to Il, Pacific Wall
to 4qs The money market Is slowly but steadily
working iuioa CONDITION OF ease ana tlme money
which frw tcrrJwerS now want, can b. blamed ~
lower rates tnan for many weeks. The qlOtaloh
on call loans is 5@ per cent.
The following quotations were current to-day:
Ilnued states = per cents. l2's hld. ll2's asked;
United STATES a per cents. ~ I'D l2s ask d;
District Of COluubit 1865. lO4 New Jersey Ctu-
Irdl, SOY: ohio and Mississippi. 373; tiie. 49,;
Michigan Central, 1881; Hannibal ana -. @tpn,
AN: LAKE Shore, 1903 Northwest. lZ5&; Iron
Monrram 539; Rock Island. 1867; ~. Pau, u;
81 Paul prcie-rsd, 1928 " aUa'h' 81 LOUIS snd
Western Union Telegraph, Ssai; c. G. ana !. G.,
2l&; PacIhc Mail, 49,.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, J,nuary 5.-Viryinia IS. old, 30
deferred IL asked cOusols. I34; pasl-dne ron-
pon., so, bId; new lO-iU's. 80; lO-40's' coupon,
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BY Cele.raph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. January 5.-COti0n 6rm; sales. All
bales: ublands. l2c.; 'OrIeans. l2Ac. southern
lOur quict pud uGch5DSed wheat heavy anu ABOUT
lie lower. with very moderate export and far spec
u,atlye trade: HngraOed spring, sll3. Corn heavy
aud "a &c lower: usrraded 53 gGi 37c. Oats opTnt
IN n and ct sed dull in buyers fayOr; No. 3, 42c
Hons duli aud uncnauged coffee quiet and weak /;
RIO, lIaml4.c. sugar. firm and qniet ; molasses
sugar It,. tngli.h islard 7i5e.; far 10 good re-
flung 7sd 7Ac. prime, 7'sc.; Iei nea firm ana ac-
nv. M0Lis e. quiet aud rather weak, New Orleans
3jG52c. Rice IN fair dtmand and steady. Rosin
>r'adyat Il son sl.90 TGIpenline stronger AZ AZ
@4ssc. Woo que and very hrm: dome nc fleece,
37n52c.: Due !. 2lGi6c.: unWt he'd. liM3Sc.;
Texas. l4G33c. Polk strldy aud moderately ac-
tive; od. sl2.75@Sl3. Miodies fism 7; longc ear,
81 lob. Lard ab III Sc. higher aud moderately
a tive at :9@ $685. Freight firm.
BALTIMORE.
-BALrrnoRE January 5-FIom sinner: Howard
street AID western sriine. s3.10msi; extra
81 35dS3 10; eX "a, Si.Z5 SAP family, 20 -
6s6 ,0 no brand. 1925 PaIapsco iami.y'
81 -. Wnelt->ou herp nomiBal; western stra,..
oing qmei and brm southern rel. ~ 0@ ~ 81 |,
mhrr Al 2Ua%l -: No. western winter red. sDct
ACC January. ~ l4asl.lis: FEBRUARY, all D@
Il l7.: March ! lsA6Sll9.4. CorD-sou aei u
csier t,rerl easier ciosin; quiet ana drm: -oatb-
ern mhiie. 52c: Neilow. 5Sc. oats higher and am !;
western white, 4iii5c.: BSed. 43M4fc FroNi-
shoulders and clear rth sbes none frring; Tacked,
and re. Bacon->hovliers, &c.; hams, 9tn loo.
Lard p6c. .Ccfhe d M: kto earsoes' or'noary 10
fair. llisGl3ssc. SUGAR nrm: sod, eAc'
WaIskey dItil ami nOmAnaltY sl.l4. FNigHs quiet
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI January 5.-flonr dull aud un.
ahaug.d. Mhtat sssb: No. 2 red wiDicT, sl.O36.
lsl.O4 Corn s,ea ~ and In fair demtnd AZ sZS
oats steady and IN fair demand al g.. pors "a
light deaand: hokiers Arm at $500. Lard ~
good d, ns;lnd ~ 4s 52Sase SO. Buzz meats dsai
,hoddris. 4he. hin, 6Sc; Baron d1l; clear; "
lOXG lo4e.; New orleans, 6kG7ar: Hogs active
bul not quosaBy higher; cowmoc- s3.Sod "a. s.,
nss, - 4eesst, S3 pat ipg' "a So@ siso ea'ea'
err "a e0es sssb3.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, Janusry Flom lulti sx,sa
| t3.z5aSS. sc; choice to fancy, $1,000 ~. Wbts
| dnll y, 05c.k1Sl. Corn 0ni NJ ace. nats a,aes a
SIC. Pork steady Is sIaAsi3.5O LARD Ia TAI
d. maDd at S1e. BuTs.mysls aut,: shoulder, ase.
side, 6lc. sugar-tured hams, o. iN. WhssSe
steady AT Sl.l0.
81. Lou b.
| 81. Louis, January 5.-flour steady and uu
eisnred. Whea unsettled; some ,alss a. hts he
rTices; elcsivg easy: No. led isii, o9Sa 6Nt'
casn, VI .O2 February. $l.04s93l .nAh March, Cor
dnii; 1870. cash, 3s'c February, Set43Yk
March, Oats arm; 30Ae. cash ana January, So'te
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Chicago Hens

CCNFLAGRATION-A BROKEN FIRM LIQCIDATES
ITS LIABILITIES.
CHICAGO, Janulry "a fire at Nos. 43
and II Madison street to-day caused various
small business losses, aggrtgating 500
There i a full insurance in about thirty
companies.
Toe commission and shipping - OF Ray
Il McLaury, who failed Oh the recent heavy
decline in grain. have paid its Liabilities in
full and resumed business.
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North Carolina LeeinIafure.

RALEIGH. y. c.. January 5.-Tbe Legs-
laturc OF North Carolina met to-day and or
ganlZed with Hon. w. +. Dortch President
Of the Senate and Charl,s NJ. Cook Speaker
81 tie House. Both branches are largely
Democratic. The Governors message will
be delivered Tomorrow
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Fire at EIushiug.L.I

FLUSHING, l.. l., Jinu1ry John Tay-
lor's extensive barns and greenhouses at
Bay Side were burned TO day, with seventy
live sheep, fifty hogs, and farm implements.
Loss over $4,000; insurance and origin OF
hre unknown.
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Norfolk.

TIE wrANOKE-NEwsPAPER sUsPENsI0N-ICE
ANDSSow GONE.
Especial telegram To the Dls patch.l
NORFOLK, Va, January 5.-The Wyanose
left at 3 o'clock this afternoon for New
York for repairs.
The Day. Book announced to-dly that it
viii have to cease publication for the want
OF funds.
The rain to-day dissipaied all the ice and
snow in this section. II is quite warm.
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Destructive Fire At Iockpors. n. y

LOCKP0Rr, y. Y, January The mag
ni6cent Hodge Opera-IlOuse and the
gargling-oil building adjoining. in this
city, were totally destroyed by tire early
this morning. Total loss fully $50, coo.
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DrincIpaIIy TO good old heayy.boaled ugs aud Ken
tucky River ieaf. We quote
Old Jugs, t4@f5: Kentucky River lugs, 910a
VIZ; Kentucky River Leaf. 81 3df1S.
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l'lotIr.

Flour dull. We quo'e fine. $50 $3.50; extra,
$3.50 ,uuerBne, "a 50GsA75; common family,
S5.75Ms6; choice or patent tamhy. sIOO@sS
stanton ins pecti0n, ezra. % oUs5.1J
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LADIES' PEBBLE BUTTON-BOOTS,s l4i:
LADIES' FOXED BUTTON BOOTS, 81;
BOYS STOUT SCHOOL.SH0ES, 81;
.GENTLEMFN's PATENT. LEATHER DANE
ING-PUMPS, sl.75. -, aud 1925;
LADIES' KID DRESS BUTTON.BOOTS,s W.
In addition TO these unprecedented bargains, W e
have on hand The CELEBRATED GRAIN
LEATHER SNOW and WATER. EXCLUDING
SHOE for Men and BOYS and ihay are just the srti-
Gle wanted for this winter Buy pair OF them and
T. will be the means o: adding many more winter
To your Iife JACOB MAY,
IA 4.eod 607 Broad street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, January ,, 1851.
SALES i eco C., o.. aud 4. &. Z. Il. second -
Al lOOS; 900 Virginia Central Il. Il. g., at 100!
600 Richmond city IS at 1913.
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Janu1ry 3, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT write, Al M hels very sood at 81 20.
Uired IO4 bu- heels 1t Sl.l2 and II l6. ful z, l76
bushels good ~ Sl.lJ.
CORN waite "a bushels al 80 aud 53c. for
for very good.
YF.-3e bushels AT SIC. for good.
OATs-l20 busht i AT iSc. for very good spring
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
CPECIAL BARGAINS, A84
WHICH MUST BE CLOSED OUT DURING THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.

JACOB MAYS, eO7 BROAD STREET.
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- 'DL AFFUKIIUNMENI BLU,
me Democrats are determined to pass. II
PVsslDle, reapportionment bill this session.
anu my impression Is that the number OF
members Will no, be changed materially.
NO" there are 293 members. and II may be
.nN the number will be increased to 800.
D"l' Tor 293, 300, 3Oe, and 1926 have been
prepared, and will be offered as soon as
ohieial bgures can he obiained from the
census Bureau. Members on both sides
are siyins tbe subject much attention. II
'ne apportioDment IL made upon the basis
:" 2yS members, then / think the ratio Of
representation viii be about 1853, 800 for
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Powder. Shot. sc.

Fuse. Toys naming, $50 $40 100 re-
Pointer. !G by tine hye kege-iesG sfa1 T.
kegs, $3.50: blasting, 80 lJ@S3.j0.
"q,i: Northern, , = bs, - % rs
Grindst0HsS: Iii0lkc. a b.
Seed.
Clorer s5.5OG.6.
OrcLnrd GrdSs: 81 .J0dSl.7J.
Ti5HOtbV: S3H ~ 20.
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Tsae chronic G.rurE bier.

%uarF Tlu--s-s -s~srf--r ssl4 l-l q
ssst-ll's a. Laal.-s 4ruu- I'ts r.t.-zulis
E-sE'I.ls.s.' gsEF ts.as fs.1aes- II e
tl--l.ss a. - ur-ugf- Z ON t,---tr-e
r. psilsrs ~ ti,s g,..-,lae l11-rr n
sg-laEr 7 1,s.lis-rs -tss7 1il-r ull,-sl .'-i,.ls
a. us.5a1 is a. - h,rtissz rl.4-s o.
lgT I EAR iare o. sTlr-a1rr VIA
t,is- fla-s .f ;..~sse s,i. 49,. li,-
r.-E-,r- Dgr f'alfilesl l.l- -.t.es 1rlr
u-Issa1r sssrus g. -,-siss Cos s-ll i,tl
is11- We 1r.lr ts-e rts- i-l-1 ~ e.
lf fi,s -ss-- A.t l1rxss -tae n -,l--la-
lf tiss pass : few Fsz-e az q e--rae
rs.i5 Ar frrt slse ts.f.rs. q -rar-
ss,s saEs E1e = 4zv 1a--1 rf
sisaaue 5 rs-aa u-l rtlrs-s s.r.---,s.-.-s ,,s-
i1rs Tts- bi1.pl ar me ass.assi1 I. s- f.
r. erred IL rl,aEa etiz--es are true
visse lsui- r. RI: J ssr slEEs,.s-5ea ,
lv rt,e Eug.t RI tu,s-s C1riss5s,ss utf
ss-,. {; l.g ;hal- t.llsaasl 3u-r. P-zF-
- a,la 7c-~ onrs s-l- s'1-
su1urL Ne az n1a ~ s7za5 a-
tlss fls-r-ael- % our owr Ts1rtr aa5
se1l3 a. sril- W. r1as- lu.--t 1l- .ls-
F's--1essl 11tF p. Ts-I-zuz c--r sau-l.
- - ils ulal n yl1e---rle--.
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she Doe. Her Owe WorL

D1as ier ~vr v--Es Doc 81.
N-has lE -s ls e slr di---lee. j.
sae al l.--. a. trle rana--, l--- sr1r-
-s.7 lf -sts..-rt t.la1 sae ua9 s-- ir
s5l.zs a-l5 -a-lu.- VAIN r. finger. rt.zi
neref ledo-: We hse-,45 tss f..r-
s1a tis- 1ti.ar 1zT. waa. sg.-aal1- "a:
= new. welded wife. -siL .5=arlrz-
o. On, sae 51as her 0u1 ~rs-
TIE r1rit. as.1 ths t11e ~ o1rlt--1rf
ia Nt5e1 tber were urter-l oa-al-
- 1z'Tou. igu1tle uul lfr.er
tttal las any tlaae t-.s- err--1
81 tloss 1,ls. .1,ires resz -r1r hl11sl-
81 81 labor. a. qcle 1ftbe t-f l.r-a--
rpm=. TLeF egnoei fl-o idea
- fae t-1t has. q q @1-5e-v. ~ tta
true H,searhoe.1- 81 ge-liae f.lt. i..t7.
IheT -h7wed IT, dsie.-sbl- sgirlt q
caste - rsrf- ntler r--7sr1 elias.
ar trylng o. e-tai.ssb--s caste
wl.ose ..le f9undafio1 b. ul11ev. the
s-s1s-ss srd n rark iB9Hn q c.g-
slizztila. Mml maHuers norsis.
al usi er;ez into a good ciarzcisr.
ar q % zaoyuUf with raese sl.eial
szsrs1s. Positio1 in thei- .-ilts-l rank.
i bought uith god, and erer7 zlii-
tsrrsal d9llar r. another -ol1i r fhe
LADDER by whleA eI@saii1u D. gslnel
IN tHsef esteem and s.5eiF-H0ie
Aeus.
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~Tuu in asy direction You nav.
Faa ~ WONG nsen AMI b1ss stfut-
ilzg stEs.; g. i3IeHass- Ilsa lzluy in
Lad ilab.ts, sne4Ai1g into drink slors
ami gambling dens. watching al
so-7s of game Irsciiced BY idle lni
wicked men listening o. vulgar je-sts
ard obscene and shameful LznEuarr
While theif f4ther- ar hard 81 work.
i nav -, 10 srls;zin thsm in such a
ruine8s ooure.7 Although tii.
class q men and boz. d. IN a ieciiei
minority. -tiil there are enaugh oi
them ~ the oountry 70 make the1 q
distinct cl4ss. They are q D. u~.
to ,heir parents. their counl-y or
tAsefH-sis-,- aid u' .hnr bgt tis i.ar,i
knocks that IT, ofteu g.f-s viii pro-
hzbly be of much sertiee 10 them.
An empty stomach t. powerful
incentive - industry. lrdulzeuoe bv
parents j. a. the bottom q mueh 81
this ssps1kl-ssness.
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school Lna asneration.

TIE time Sod by Law 70 make 40
enumeration q ti.e seliool chikiren
betreen ile ag'-s q A and t~eniy-
one YEAR. Is bsiwecn ilse 1t and
l0sh. II September. The Direcio1
Il each school district sl,ouA zee -
j ;h4; hlis pan q the ~osk l. 4t,en-
ded 70. Thi. natter sig,uld never BE-
neglected, a. a failure 70 report al
the school ci.il,incn q each district.
causes > Ices - the county, which
Houid Otherwise be secured iroaa tie
state spPortioumsnt- The state tar
las to b. paid anyhow. whether the
people vote . lor o. @sgziIist
school, and the county l. entitled to
her Isc-rsta share Of the distribution,
ard the ossly say fsr The county to
secure this j. 70 make on; a fslI Gnu
of each scbool district. D.
nor neglgrt iLi. snv laa9er. II vsa
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The Osceola times., 1881-08-27

WITHIN the bief sE,aee of eevcl
months tEen'y-tWO murders have
been committed in Chica.o. The
Chicago editors grow eio.guent n ~
nuneisiion ofihe reign oflsvlessncs
IL .ar.-snsas.
The Osceola times., 1881-08-27
DR, WHITTIER

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The two men charged wi;h ths
murder of Editor Ns'tlfrr- isrr i,.,r
committed vitiut laT