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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26

A few weeks ago we referred to the
Wells stage arriving at a later
hourtiiai usual. This, we learn from
Mr.. Trimble, the agent, has been the
only instance this winter when the
mail has not arrived on schedule
time, and II was then only half an
hour late. From a general express
sion elected from II citizens, we are
convinced that there is no better aon-
Quoted mail route in the State than
that between here and Wells. But
the service Is altogether inadequate
to the wants of eur people. w should
have a daily instead of a tri-weekly
mail. This deficiency, of course, can
only be remediod by the Postofice
Department.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26

The Phoebe Record says: During the past
week there has been no material change in
the general mining outlook of this camp.
Men continue to leave here every day. The
Christy affairs glide on smoothly as ever, as
as also do the Barbee & Walkers. The
Miners Union is not yet starved out, and the
Stormont Company is still busily engaged in
nursing the ''S3 so baby
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26
Bids for Keeping the Insane.

The special Legislative Committee. APP
pointed to receive bids for the care Of the in
sane, nave reported as follows VIM. Thomp-
son 4 Co., of Reno, s. per head per week;
Dawson 4 White. 81; Swift Il Corbett, 90
cents per day; Langdon & Clark, 81 per week;
Ed. Vesey & Co.. s. so per week; J. E. Jones
Co., ST per week. the contracting parties
to furnish everything for four or six years
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26
Teacher Wanted.

The Reflex says that the Trustees
of Ward School District are desirous
of securing a teacher, and would like
to be placed in communication with
any me competent to take charge CT
the school 1t hat place.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26

The Star Company made the following bull
ion shipments through Wells. Fargo & Co. for
the week ending February 18th Februsry
18th, two bars. valued at $3.50; February
I'D, four bars, valued ut $500; February
oath, two bars, valued ut $1,000. Total,
$3.50.
The Exchange Company shipped one bar,
valued at 81, 800 on the 18th.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26
A Compliment from Away on.

In the Gresnville ALA Advocate we find
the following '.From away out West. at
Cherry Creek, Nevada, Mr.. Herbert Steele,
who formerly lived at Greenville, sends us a
copy of the White Pine News, a neatly
printed and spicy little paper of five columns
to tho page. The subscription price is five
dollars a year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26
silver Canyon Bullion.

On the I'D, 2 bars Of bullion were shipped
from here for DR.. Brooks. of Silver Canyon,
valued at 1892 81, being the first shipment
from that camp.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26

A COOL blast sprung up yesterday
Afternoon, springling the streets with
u very thin layer OF snow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-26
Anticipating the Railroad.

We learn that several parties from
Ward and a few from here have gone
out to Thirty-mile Springs, and loca-
ted all the timber land for miles
around. They mean to get things
fixed out there before the railroad
IN along. We think the move a
little premature, as the railroad bill
has not yet passed the Legislature,
and if II does, there is no sure thing
but the Governor will put his foot
on it.
The Irish Land Leaguers in Oregon
are holding very large and enthusi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-26
AsAsIrOas{ HefeS.

[: is statsa. On what il given ss WY =, j
su ho'iy, that tho C'yie syndicate arc r. 20
tiatiog for the Alexatdfia and Wastiueto On
Rsrtal. 10 give their Virginia Midland az sn-
trsaoo into Washington.
The Norfolk Pubic Ledger is SobtgaDt ever
the probability that Isircsd across .he Est
ern Shore OF Virginia will be built to siys G
new connection between Norfolk snd the North,
Ii ssys such road will revolulioriza the lrbd5
aud traffic Of Accomao and .Norlhanpton cauL-
tiee., and eoabIs Norfolk truckers 10 put thei'
products Tito the Northern msIk5ls ten q
twelve hours sooner than at present.
General Manager FIX. of the Teunessee,
Virginia and Georgia Airline, Of which Il c
Shenandoah Valley Road will DO part. reparts
moro busloes1 offered at stations ca the lice
of tho East Tennessee, Virginia aud Gee,
cls Road tban can ba dooe With present faci!-
lies 10 { month. An order for 2. 1000 additional
ons has been Given. 10 another sear tie
Shenandoah Valley will doubtless b lcios 6
heavy through Southern business.
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VIRGINIA iTEE'.T

les ioim;d in The cutters .: N5slol. giusl-
dag nish: al iich III OK.
Elizabeth SoaH:z. who taa bean Ca t,ial 81
HartlsootuTg fer utSE., eds. SO go !i:;ed
yesterday.
Co:toa is hsiiging DOW al No:- !: AID Psr,s
ueuih at tho Sa.o q ; 900 b3|t8 Gay saa eli
tho comDres5as OF the :"o ci;ss aya 10 full
blast.
Hoo. John Paul i, i'll a. lis g.:ii:l CO,
at Harr;sotbarg, ron itilina;;ou OF The
bowels. He was seriously i'll Tbui:day evening e,
bu! was slightly better ycsEetl.g.
The Colpopar Ez9onea! Gays: "lo7i;a.iaus
are Gu! fer the marriage II tias Ellie B,;bour,
daughter Of Hon. James Barhcur. ard Air.
John L. l.iSay, eli Of tins town. TIE Ceremony
si!i take p,sco il thu Bsptisf Ctufe. on
November 30th al o'clcek. p r..
Df. CsbalI. prcs;daat cf tie p,srl Il !:as'h
OF Richmend. states thst ths iepar:s Of The
pTeVserce Of smallpox IN thss aii7 ara greatly
exaggerated, snd tEst there sTa ia, - CASKS,
i9t-5oveoihs bling OF the cooG i 1892, uho d.
not avail themselves CT vsc,n.:lJn.
4 oaas:derah!, sir Gas aecasioua! ahar.
G:esnriia las: Saturday nigh, caused t7 ,ho
discovery that Mesars. Best Il Muoacr, o)t-
tractors on tho 3hebsndoah Valley Rsi!rcad,
hsd Quietly departed, l.svIag mouh's pay
dus ,nelr hac1, sa1 Valious Unsettled sea .uuis.
Their ett.as El'o iouhi - b, olT:f3a b. tiis
III ssin.
The b1a.i Of D.r.o or, Of tea Bite rsli,:l-
.iaEy ale Investigating ohaiKea eesila: tho
SupnrIaton Sanu,l {. Wiiiaa.y. b:lu>ht
By ". Scotf. eeneraI a2na:. 31o;: aha,g :
that The Superintendent has ra'clsssl supplie.
10 Bai!m,ra. psyiag higher psiaa3 chan tho
same supplies could have betn purchased int in
Richmond, sod il risl stioa Q! Law.
Mr.. Abraham Bor6aksr, Sgd S. yss:7, !
Well-.o-d do farmer OF R,tstcurt ouca.y, YES :
Gently sWiDdIsd Gu ct 5000 by . gnuoc msn
who olsimad 10 bs Judge Jseksoa." Of ca
pepper county. They me, Gi o ofcna, the young
msu icgrslated himself toto tho cid m ,n $ o)a
adeucs. said he vas worth $40 0GO. ADD agreed
to purchase Bu'b,ker's farm fcr sl3 500. n,
then borrowed $ l,GG0 from the cd man, 70 bo
paid with The purchase ou lbs land senca which
tina Tho Judge" has 90; baen sssn 10 B.u.e-
taurt. aod WILL uot pcrhsrs iof j Ioog lme to
coIe.
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THE MarEefa.

saLT;aoss. nov. &c -Virsini. Ga old -; de-
t tia1 H.; DO consolidated ~ do "a 50.
today. Cotton steady; middlnes rs. Flonr
unchanged. except for highest grades which Ave
20 cents per barrel lower. Wheat-Southern
steady Tor amber; Ful;z higher; Western hish-
er but inactive; Southern red l30,1S7; do amber
loads; 10 Maryland las; No , Western
winter red apot ond Nov 1363s12Gs; Dec 1864
ISL; jan lacsslAc5;. Feb l44,l44s. : Corn
Sou'hern STEADY. Westsrn higher and firm (;
mized spot and Nov Ges,t7; Dec 67s.67i; Jan
t9isIOi Feb 7l5a7lt. Data steady; Southern
49ats; Western white SOAP; do ml1ad 4s.1e:
fenna zsl52 Bye duh and lower at 100. Hay
unchanged. Ccfss dull and lower; Rio cs;-
goes ordinary 10 fair 8islOs. Sugar dull: A
sef. 81. Whissey steady at 81 ISL. -
New YORK. Nov. 26.-Ssocks strong. Aonev
3 ;sss. Cotton quiet uplsnds II lG-l6; Orleans
- -: s!oaF qu;es and Unchanged; Wheat fairly
and s;ss better. "e"'0
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Alexandria Gazette and v
.fE'i?S or The DEl.
lligc Cox s!y- kat hs ceres oa.iet - y
a5ou! tqa:! to tnct oi Gu;:egu.

Iuige Cox sly, kat h;s ceres oa.ies e y
a5ou! tqa:! to 'nss oi Gu;!eBu.
H:sv5 S!.sus, sanio. UenJsr q he ffG, 9.
Il. a;raGs. B;o. < Bell, n,i,;>fs and b.avsr=.
Glei yesterday 10 Baltimore % lbs rs; y,ai ct
lis eee, ai:ss an iiiacss ct ,tIee nl5n;hi
Sag argl3r, coio.s3. at Utsmfa,dsv!lc, Ca;
Hsar5 Jshcso0, o,!5-cd .. aamssr, S. O., s1d
Ri0hsrt JAMES. c1loIGd, st Masicr, $. g.,
were Hanged yesterday fer murder.
William Jcres. Who $40. O.! GGiteaa 5ia
lie Saa bsl1a ojGv:yed fem tho Cour! r3em 10
the Ill 10 Tho priaoo 7ao. LIST Saturday, was
yesterday iSti;led by he grand 1rg !o.ts
saul: wit. i:.;en, 10 kil!.
ina tops OF the cars which arrived ever tie
Bill more AID Oslo Il :ilfosd ycs,erdsy mo:
iag war9 ojveraG with snow from tho alleghs
nits, Wht7, DO snowfall o. Ttstksai7ibg day
was oons,d,rA
The Supreme Gear: 1t C50rte;ieu:, iu :. s.
os;a. lev days sg:. decided thas u lni:sd
rairdad iicket is worthless ex3ap! Tor tho trir
specified on rs face. /; ia said this qlcAol
Ess bsso citcn discussed, hut 1ave7 80 tqls!tI;
me: IS 10 this decision.
a th:l aHeup; Uiihia l3a;d Vas ii iis to
RIB MrJ TaorDton's tesiiecos 10 Pensacola,
t,a., lest night after mi1Digtt. 4 Uepro Rith
drsWn k1iie vas Captured aud hslh by tie
ladlaa OF Iho family uati neo arrived, Tbs
ladies' were clicked and bruised, In! succeeded
iu sttut!sg the rG1ter.
Mrs, Garfield hss rlac tho i!trsfy v6aia
| OF tho la:o President 10 tbs bands 6: Col. A. {,
Rockwell, u. s. A , Sho is charged uadcr he!
dire len with i!s care, preservation aud diSpi,
s.ion Joseph Rudolph. tho administrator
has appointed Gaa G. b. Swain bis attl,rc;
and daareial agen Mrs. Garfield is over.
whe!nea with letters /: giios Ger money ffcE
| 81 pac.e Ct Tic coun!T2 aad tioG people ct ls
coniliiors Gnd cl,sa?s.
Tho petition for Tia probste o! Ii: wiil Of Tx
lslc 4 soTRs Law, tho millionaire, wss 6!ad yes
tesdcy 10 the SdIT5Satts' Court OF New York
10 Els H.te liz leaves s2j. Goo cash aud
100000 in uoited States bord9. t'.a use o.
bis house ia New Ycik city sid lis o5uatty
seat in Jackson, Wasbicg:cn eouaty Ho ais:
| leaves her al his furniture, ard Gif;os tlla
she DO paid $25 coo psr year. To his 9:n SsE
uel ia e:scs $4,000 per yer TIE res: q
his property beiug tqu,lv di7i led bel Ssen Iii
ctild!e:. Geo!2o Law. IT,. Sarn;, Wi'liana
josephine Mag a5d ANITA Wiighf.
Ia It's Guitcau tlisl 81 Washington yeslo!
dry iha iti5oaaI made malicious Mag n. Mrs
DaDmirs, his d;yAro:d vile. A!r. Gaayias II.
R,ed. c Chicago lssyor. Hho Vas fer twe!:c
yeats ir2s :culCg attorney in lh.t city, tcst
| lied tina: he believed Gui!esu TO he ia5au.
Earuca Is. Amerlfg and Thouas ~. N,r:h
Rho wsrs stq1si5ted sith Guitsuas isthlr il
dis lifetime, teslid:d to ti' reieinaa yacatiat
s1d personal 9ecuiiari!cs, Dr., ke!tgE. o! b.
Hudson RIVER Hospital az Pouahkeepsic. n
L. has been sumno1cd to tsi!ti7 ss sn iyDcr
10 behalf Ct tho Drisoaer. J0dso OK ia ia re
ceipt Ct ,Dumb:r Of Letters csi:oi.ing hs oc.
ien,y ia lhs olse.
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Horrible A fair.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. 25.-rha ioreuocu
The bJjy Of airs. Campbell was fonad On The
aocr OF her home, Oh Hammond aliry. Gear
Pfes:dsOt street depot, horribly m,rg)ed. Tie
room where tho bcdy gas found showed
seitetc S CT struggle. Mrs Campbell HAD a
saVere cut co the right srm near The shoulder,
penetrating aea:lg to the h7ns. god her risbt
esr ~a7 slnost severed lrom lho head. Der
olt;hl1s wss in tsttois, and the irroiurs 10 tho
room broken. Mrs. Csmpba!I was addicted 10
dituk AMI i n0Isa was hssyd il htE house last
Dlaft. but no attention ws7 pail to it by her
atighbora The c;roner will beein 40 iavsst-
ca.iGu ibis sttercoor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-26
REMARKED AFTER EIGHTEEN YEAes,--A

REMARKED AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS. --.A
letter flom Chattanooga, T:Du.. 10 the L,ui,
viiio Courier j ouloal tells this ran;n:ic story
"In 1868 Eiij.h Walraven, of .Msrietts, Co.,
enlisted in the Coofedesats army. and when be
returned bis wife G1d three ciidrau were mis,.
ing, DO searched long il vsin. snd ell that hs
could lear1 vas Ihst they had gone North.
Finally hl iassiiuted euis for ligoros end it was
gran!ed. Ha then married stc,nd time, but
in November, 1873, his sccord Wifo died. His
list vile. ehinkiag her husband was dead, had
also married. End her eeaond husband also died
10 Novcn bef, 1873. About that Tina one Of
WaFavan's s,us fauId a trsae of him, snd ir-
dnoea t!a 10 visit his nothar. Mutual expla-
Dc!ons o1sGse, aud after eighteen years seps-
ration tho csup'e Se's happily married Thurs
day."
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SrIuleS.

A dispatch tiom Thonss7ls. Ga, seys:
Tho vile and three yesr old daughter Of MIR.
Clovis were murdered 90 lss. Thanksgiving
Day By being knocked 10 The head. hlr.
Clewis, who is highly respected and wel.!c-Go
taFuor. was atssnt frcm homs at the time.
The house wss robbed. M cIle to the muy-
derera has been discovered Another spccisl
dispatch says: "On Monday Robert Maxwell.
prominent farmer. living nesr Cairo, Ca.
killed Adam Z.ieler. negro, for attempting 10
outrage bis little daughter"
ThoS. NJ. Lyno5, % old citizsn and H;dels
Known jeweler. Who resided 90 the outskirts Ct
Oxford. N. O.. disappeared on Tussd,Y niaht.
Search wns made for bin By bis ,wo soap, Who
found his body 10 the public rosd. Beside him
l.y fence picket. In which vas besyy nail.
His head vas crushed 10. and the nail had pe o.
etrsted into the brain. His SOILS found two
souaR negro men uoder bridge dividing tho
money taken from ths body. Csc had Lynch
watch aud the keys OF his srers. The men were
arrested sud are 10 aii. Much feeling prevsis
agains. tho negroes. AMI there is considerable
eXcikemeAt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-26
O1E;;I,

81 h ateh:bars, Nj. altar an i..::l:s tftltts
months. Dir. JOGN =. VElTCE, to.merlq Il
!as5 city, bat lately 9 resident of Frederick C!r,
I'D, IN the 66.h year Of his age.
ovember 18th. J. EDWARD BaCiT, eSa3
20 years. :.saa- FGnstal to tsko plsca from his
fathers residence. Yes! End. on 5undsy ,yeu-
ing, O.. 3 O'clock,
In CAa.ies,owr, IVES! Virsinis. elov'r. l5r,
his ssa.
NuVoE:bsr g, tIknT e. BUR-0H, Wits Of:
u'!ea6o Burton, in tho 25th year Of ter sge.
Funefel tooS placs yesterday sftera; from Tbs
coored II. T. Church,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-26

ltappears that tho real reason Why nobody al:
sh,ckelford's voad rent the Malone apPoih!ae
to the postmaatersh;p ct tbst yilsgs pIac. !,r
flee. Wss the fact OF bis forfeited credit, act
single MAJ in lha entire village believing Nj, st
the sppointea would pay for .he rom CT ho,:;a
tina! otherwise he would have bael permitted ~
rent for iico p9rpose3 AID set 70! doing pr:
cisely tho ssme thing Biz Jsmea in ;he!r place
would have done, taa! lo;cl ,ivi service II
!ofmer deprivea them ct thsig mali ,stvica by
sbolishin9 their posiofE,t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-26

An IxPGaI FoRGER ~Ghati,s ;;1tjswick,
Ell tu:aroyiaipa ci,iz:o Q: RsppahenlicS. Va,
came down 30 WasbirglGn Ab.u. two seeks
sircG, sad evsr siaca las hetn engsgel 10 &C.
tco tu9aess, Charles s 40 lXOtrt penman,
and hss been uii.iz, ne bis tal:ct5 10 tho Way Of
attaching the names Of ws!-zao8n Washing
toa business ruon 70 bank ohecks LAST Tues
day, Ssdswick met en- ole friend, Frsok Brooks,
end asked hin to cash check for SOL drawn
in the usms ct Thouas Weaver, Veil -kuos
retired butcher. BrnaEs did rot have the
m0nss at faad. El', 10 ac7;rUI odata lis friend,
aSTteG 20 hsvs /: oas!,oI Tor lin. lie vent to
Jotr Es2lisD. tho DFcnt'e:o: c! tho Chc5. lie
raslaurant, Et0 very :eGdly cssHed Il. Mr.
EaRlish kusG tbs slruatGr: Of Nj. Il esver aad
thought ka could no: ia mistaken os to tbs
aeEuiGen:Ss ct the l:'cf. "Epa on Wedoes-
day, h5wtvrr. ~ sen. - h9 Rauk Of Vast
irgt0n 10 df6H 10 many, 10 found i! was 8
clever forgery. lie ter s;t cat 10 find Sejg
wick. WAC l.r the pa:t Two or lhres dsYs
hiss b;eo co1du,iag quiet, uuosten,sli5ns
dIurE. go.cg 10 AID from restaurants 10
remote sro;ion Vi IL. city. At nn
early bcur this morning. Frank Brooks,
bY cisTer tr:c4. sGccss!e3 in getting his friend
Se0gVlck 10 i.iGnt. :ius.in's pisci1ct, WHARF he
YVES begged. Siac0tho arrest Of Ss1gEick it has
been bIousa. Gu! ihst 10 has. since his arrival
in ibis city. bean mskiEg regular husiness OF
forging. AZ. Vim. Is. CLARKE i've stock
dealer, with WHO'S Signature Scdgwick is per-
fectly converssn!. has slso preferred charged
against him o! forging hs nslao ~ five or six
checks O.; the Metropolitan, Lewis Johraons.
and the Ealk Of Tbs Republic for various
amounts Saagw:cs fer 8 number CT scess was
IN the emp!G! OF G;:. LTan "A cattle dcsler OF
hn mi NJ al H..
thst means Etc:ina acquainted with tha sisn.-
lures OF Mc5sr6. Weave. ard Clarke SedgEick's
csso was cs!:ed il tie Police Court yesterday
morning, and ty agreement Of counsel on both
sides it wss SLOWED to 60 over until !c-isy.
Tho deiendsht a 81 or IS years Of sge. o former
BY occupation, End is said, when sober. TO be OF
coed address, he has vile AID several chill
drtn.- WNsh Critic
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USE CT LEMoEs.-For a'l people, III sick
ness or 10 health lemOnsds is esfo dsisk. II
c;rtec,s b;leusness. |: Is specific sSs;t s.
VOTES sid skin ooMp'sinta. Tho pippipg
crushed may sis, be niSed With zuga, aud
water AID used aa dick. L:non aico is The
osss sn!l-scetbu:ie remedy kIowa, I!not on,o
cures The disease. bus prercuis It. Sailors
neks daily u'a Of it fox sts purpose. a phy-
s!c!an suggests rubbing Of the guns daily With
lenoo Juice to keep thea healthy. Tie hsrds
ana nall9 ere e'so Kept casa, While, soft apd
supple 67 tie daily use OF lemon. isatead of
soap. 1t slso prevaats chilblai7s. Lemon
used 70 intermittent fovers ia r!.cd ai!h s!roSr,
not c!ttss OF b!sct tss, withol: sugar. Neu-
ta'g'. msq be cured by rubbing the par: sffso;-
Cd REh lemon. Il is valuable sic: to cure
Ss hts aug to des:r1g dandtutF o. iae hesd, by
rubbing the roots f Ire hair S:e! j., Ii f.c:
Its uses are manifold. aud the 13ofs :: empt1v
1t externally the batter Va sha!l fpd Ourselves.
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FOiiL!Ef; FEJY

1t Is d lied ttst Ito cholera has appeared il
Aezssdri,, Egypt
llo American delegation q. B.fia cait
brased Thanksgiving Day by grant ba1ones
Spain ia nrgoIia:i1g With Tho Valiesu On the
civil marriage question.
Tee spiDsh s:esmsr jcV=laaos rsd.t;Iy
ioand:.ed. snt fifteen persons #ers los.
= Ths Sultan CT Turkey has, lhrcush lie
GrsId V!zicr, d:ma1ded of tho Tuni5isn gov,
errncnt large sum ct money for tho Mosler,
Irefrgees irCm SisE ls compensation for .hsir
loEs's during the bombsrdmont of that plac..
At The municipal cec!ioo at Cork, Ir.;sna
yesterday, tho Lead Lssgus candidates were
defeated ia The six contested wards. The It,
erals gained GIG cent. Tie EQslish government
contemplate tho rt!:aso OF oil Imprisoned
members Of the House Of Commoos b,iofo tho
meeting Of Parliament. provided nothing oaours
rests usd:r tho Cotraiou so! sero mai, in
Ireland yesterday.
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Confederate bonds

LoaDaN, Nov. 26.-Tho committee CT Goa.
teiarate hondhodars state that heir program 8
is primarily BY steady and perseve'ng appeals
ira: 10 the public and ttou 70 the legislature o.
the United States 10 bring aocu. an opinion tia:
he titae mas cGm, when the restriction Imposed
hT tho l1lh smondmens Of the Constitution
should Do removed so fur sa is prohibits the
be settlement Of thsir debts legally contracted.
the coH mi!tee repudiite the idea of embsrking
in litgstoa 10 recover Confederate property in
ri.-nna
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ar. Lewis i. would seem ID o better man ;han
General Malone. FOR hs says. 81 would net ri
cept The Sens!orstip as ihs result Of decker or
bargain with the Bourbous" Tie General, ss is
we'll kLoHn, has 10 objection to "ditbsfs" cT
bargains" provided they be win bloody shirt
radicals AMI the hsters AID rev ieIs Of tto - tie
psople e Virginia.
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Attempted Assassination

Petersburg. Nov. GA youth uudsr The
FrNe0so If urgent State business oblaioed an
c7flcn1e TO day a. tia Mi5isiry of the Ialerior
9th General roaernvine who was presiding
o7er c,nnis'oa FIR mitigating s,nerc,s Ct
tIj!ta "a Noon as hs waa admitted ha fred
ravo!str at the General. bat tho bill passed
isrcltssl7 between tis arm and lido. TIE
General seemed ind dissrned tie youth, who
sid ho Was merely th, instrument OF 1ao!her
D:rs1G
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Financial.

new YORK, Nov. 26.-The Pests foapoisl
article says:
Tho Stock Exohsugo naksis are ao:iVs and
generally strong, The leading stocks being now
SO the 1esus OF wider fluctuations tt higher
than 6: .Ao close Yesterday. Some OF the SOC
olaliea srs up 5s2 per cent. Government bonds
oontlouo Etrcns; the 4, tro up 10 ll71ss from
!l'sii; the 4t' are higher ard the extended
81 eEo up 10 lO2Si!. Toe money market is
ts'iIy sc:lvs ct per csns for al! loans,
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An.s james. T. =, prtrrietr siu'ou House
Port Hutop. Mich, writes: l suffered pill,
Rheumatism so bsdl7, Tint wss unsJe 10 is:
my arm Ter three monlhs. Nathrg givc r.
lief. sod Was IN dasnaiF vhen some oae r: GIN
me0ded 81. jacobs Oil, tried it, ard t. n :
sstonIsbment fcuod ra!iaf Coaliruirg i!s uso,
diva botIlss cured me entirely. heartily re.
c'mnsnd it to all fl c!ed with Rheumatism,
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LIST CE l,ETTEltS

Tho following ia q lis. Of the Letters remaining
:, in the Alesand,ia. Virgins, postoflce Nov. Is
fersons calling for letters viii say they are al
vertlsed and give the date of the list
II not called for within thirty days, they wi!l be
sent to the dead letter office. in Washin gton
Alexander. Misa Alice Eynes, Jsm-s
Coleman, kirs ImTa jackson, k,casrt
9ytr, Ghorhton Jackson, Mis, Ei!aa
EdeaH. Csrt e Z OsLio, Tiili.m
Eiii 3 rs fr"e!ta ..okes, h:rs @ary hGa
gdmoHds, ii is3 Mary G Tacrnhssry, Mr.i, II
Go2!acd, Miss lGs, G'ay!cr Thos y
Fisher, E1is7 Msmv Tsro!e. JOIN
GesEiHs, h'ia AMID Washington, Tanuy 4
l. LEWIS MCkEEG;E. 7, 81
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MAN KILLED The early morning fast train
en- the Richmond. Fredericksburg snd Poton &c
Il. 3. coming ro,.h On yesterday morning ran
over and killed white man named Andrew
BrooRs shor! distances this side Of Ashland.
! n, man had With him bag containing groce.
Ties, snd !: ia supposed no was on his way home
Of to day.
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Fatally Shot,

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov. 26.-D.7d L. Pc
ioo WatartoHu burglar, attempted to escape
from tho Oiondagua psnitaatiary this morn
log, Ito YES shot thee litass by tho keeper
AID will lio,
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RESIGNATION.

NEW 1oRN. Nov. 26.-Ao evanioa papor
s:y:: The resignation of Gen Hillhous, 90
sssls:so! treasurer of tbe United States n
ctsrge O! the Sab Treasury 10 this city has
seca accepted By the Washington authorities.
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shot Dead,

BISMARCK Dskots. Nov. 26 An alteration
took piacs last night batveen Bill Walker and
Frank pieda, both cooTed, in whiih the
former VISA rho: dssd. The affair grew out OF
en- cid sEulzs. Walker shot tvics bat With ut
.fsA; '''N-N -
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CANAL COMMERCE.

- Arrived Boats altoona, a. j p soors aau
z Esrdsr, 10 American Coal Co; BeaMsdeIs,
= Gohi!i. IDA ) &eid, !.Gcilta i j &i!eaa!, :.
L Wood2 eai Plcos & Johnnie - Jrn az
neE 6 Co; Wheelsr & S,anoa, ,ns..ons 10 Z
FraGcis
Dapsftea--Hoats w Grascry, 3 G Eov sr.,
A!toona, II, L Bsnaer. Bsamede.ta. 4 O,hi:.,
Ida Rsld ani Wheeler s, Bsunor.