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SPOTTED TAILS DEATH.
Details of the Shooting and
What Caused Ii.

DENVER, August IA gentleman
inst in from Rosebud, reports that Spot
ted Tail was on his way to Washington
when murdered. He was IN an ambn'
lance, accompanied by several other
chiefs, when Crow Dog rode up
TO the ambulance and placing a
revolver against his breast shot HIM
dead. Crow Dog Immediately Hed to
Fort Niobrara for protection. Crew
Dog is not q chief, but is ambitious TO
bscome one and for a long time has
been engaged in fomenting dis
cord among the Indians. Spotted Tail
was permitted to visit the offices a. the
agency at pleasure, but the other chiefs
we're not accorded this previlege except
when general council was
held. This caused jealousy and
on the Fourth 0t July
Crow Dog called council at his friends
- test the feelings Of [ g Indians.
TOW Dog made a speech, pointing out
the fayors shown Spotted Tail By the
Government, which ought to be sh0wn
all Indians alike and that ii ne were male
Chiefthings would be different. Standing
Elk spoke for peace and harmony AMI
was followed by Spottc d Tail who hap.
pened along. Spotted TAT deA"nnceI
Crow Dog rs a snake in the grass AMI
called ON him TO come out like a man,
bearing his breast. and called on Crow
Dog 10 empty his revolver in his
heart, and called him coward.
Crow Dog responded that he
vas not ready 10 do that. hut would ia
it whsu last expected Spotted Tails
three sons tried uaSuccesSfully 60
tie oli man home, and quad u
him with IA ir rifiAS. Sprt1 INil
Vas not in the habit OF carrying hre-
auIs, and Was unam sd WHEN murde =
Ell. He was fifty-three years oil age.
4 deputy marshall leaves here to NOR
TOW to arrest the assassins.
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THE profiles of the several surveyed
routes OF the W., P. &C. line were COM
pleted last Tuesday, and are now ready
10 he delivered 10 the syndicate organ
;zed for the construction OF the road.
Active operations are going on as to the
right of way. The agents are meeting
vith fair success all along the greater
part OF the route, but tits expected that
in A few c,ses Commissioners will have
to b, appointed to secnr', the right OF
wsv by condemnation. Everything is
bs;ng pushed with all possible dispatch,
and il is expected that the entire line
will he ready for the inspection OF Chief
Engineer Sickles, the latter part OF this
month.-Sate Journal.
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Molly Naguires Arrested.

PIrTsEUGGh, August IA CONNER
ciai special from Uniontown, Pa, says:
Five more Mollie Maguires were arrest
ed in the mines near Dunbar, Pa, this
morning, on suspicion Of being con-
cerned in the assassination OF Maurice
Holly, OF the Dunbar Furnace Com
pany. The prisoners gave the names OF
James Kane, Pat Dolan, James Nc
Farland, John Collins and James Rogan.
The arrests were made by r. ]. Linden,
of the Pinkerton Agency.
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OBITUARY.

steuben Butler, ut Wlkesbsrre, Pa.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, August l2.-Steu-
ben Butler, aged ninety-two years, the
oldest citizen OF this city, died this after
noon. He was the son of Col. Z.bulon
Butler, who commanded the settlers at
the massacre Of Wyoming in l7SS. He
WAS also editor OF the Wyoming Herald,
the first paper established in LuzerCe
eounty in 1918.
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THE CASE IsTHs HANDS OF THE JURY.
ARGUING THE CASE.

The Efforts OF the Counsel Begun and
Ended-Eothing for the Defense TO Base
Their Arguments Upon.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, August II.
To-day has been occupied by the
arguments, before the jury, OF the coun-
sci in the Weir murder case. W. 3.
Kennon, ESQ, 4 ssistsnt Prosecuting
Attorney, opened this morning for the
State and spoke one hour. MIR. Kennou
made an able and logical speech, and
confiuei himself strictly to the facts in
the case. Judge Chambers made an
elaborate speech, much OF which seemed
to be irrelevant. The defense evidently
hope for nothing better than a ver-
dict OF murder in the second
degree. Mr.. Chambers attended
to the sympathetic part OF the defensive
argument, and quoted largely from the
Scriptures in support Of his position.
He evidently had the prisoners welfare
at heart. Mr.. Danford followed Judge
Chambers, and at this hour, 4 P. NJ, is
speaking. He is making an exceedingly
able effort, but as there is no solid foun-
dation for his argument, but little, II
any at all, impression will be LETT upon
the jury. His pleadings are systematic
and as skilful as it is possible to make.
After Mr.. Danford had finished, Mr..
Mitchell, Prosecuting Attorney OF Bel
mont county, will begin and close the
case for the State. 1t is not thought he
will occupy much time. MIR. MtchelPs
arguments are generally short, but for
cible and to the point.
Alter Mr.. Mitchell gets through
Judge Okey will deliver his charge to the
Jury. 1t is not likely, however, that
this will be done before tomorrow,
and then the case will be given to the
jury.
The attendance upon the trial to day
was very large, many ladies being
present, drawn thither no doubt by the
desire to hear the speeches.
The general impression is that the
Jury will return verdict in accordance
with the indictment, and verify it should
be so.
Later.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Aug. IL, 1880 Pm.
For fhe purpose OF expediting matters
an extra session OF Court was held this
evening, when the arguments OF the
counsel were completed, the jury
charged and the case given into their
hands. A verdict is expected within
the next twenty.four hours.
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Postal Order Rescinded.

WASHINGTON, August l2.-Postmss.
Iet Beardsley, OF Rock Island, has in
gueed the Postmaster General TO rescind
;ae s order which reduced the working
% IOtse Of the Rock Island postoffiee. This
S0 S.Gef was issued July 2Sth, and cut
Sosn the allowance for clerk hire in
ala and second-class offices to the
oont omOcnt Of box rent received. Beardsley
W ,So9aNneed the Postmaster General that
iaIsOGd iaIs order should not apply to Rock
tSa ul nu and that office was excepted from
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PITTSBURGH.
Business Continues Good.

PITTSBURGH, August l2.-There is
nothing particularly new in trade since
last week. The volume Of business con-
tinues unusually large for this season,
and the outlook for fall is one Of en-
couragemeHt. Pig iron is strong, with
the late advance OF fifty cents fully
maintained, and higher prices are an
ticipated. Manufactured iron is nn-
changed, with the market active and the
mills running TO their fullest capacity.
The glass trade is dull on account OF
The usual summer stoppage. The stock
of window ware daily grows smaller,
which has had a tendency to make .
firm market. An advance has been ex-
pected for some time, but it has not yet
made its appearance.
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THENEWs
o,,bs Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

n,,be DAY i'm Pithy Paragraphs
NJ Hampshire Legislature mas
sppTopriated 5000 Tor the i0f>''""
IT, foiInrs is announced at Liverpool
-. SannsI Lord, u cotton broken lAa'
bilities GS0,0N.
,roob Ehan's star is waning. he Is
A!oVO 80 ond some OF the chiefs and
people are disahscted toSaru nun
Ebsr Elliot Aldrich, SuPerinteI ft
80 Troy and Boston Railroad, t5ar
Sis rssidence in Troy last night.
ScbnvIer Co!iax attended the %Ml-
80 meeting at Chautauqua, yester'
~ L,y morning, and made an address.
p;,bt hundred members OF the Pal
nor la ily are holding q reunion IN u
Hsmmoth tent at Stonington, Conn.
Tna paople of Yankton, Dakota, pro-
., ersct ON bluff near that city q
congregational college at a cost oil slUo'-
OOO
,Ihart Pulcipher, cashier Of a private
hank Al Clinton, Michigan, died yester,
wv morning with what was pronounced
Asiatic cholera
A dispstch from Fort Yates states that
- SnnaUs we're caught in the act OF
,yv;ng Guns and ammunition into Sit
ling Bulls camp.
Matthew Yassar, son of the founder
of Vassar College, and liberal pa
from Of the institution, died at Pough-
keepsie Yesterday.
Rsmscelar C. Howard, a pension
,,anr Was arrested at Jersey City
TssteTlay ior forging the signature oil a
discharged soldier.
Jonu McKenny, a man sixty years oi
sys was arrested at Nicksburg yester-
Isy for having dies in his possession Tor
rounterfeiting silver coin.
Fx. Congressman Origin Seymour, OF
Connecticut, formerly Chief Judge OF
the supreme Court Of that State, died at
litch6eld yesterday morning.
The steamer Dispatch, with Secretary
Hunt, and the Presidents two sons and
laughter on board, arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday afternoon.
GIaIstone's health has somewhat sut-
lsred from the worries OF the Land Bill,
and his appearance in the Commons
las, night excited much sympathy.
Itls now asserted that the report tnat
the Pope intended to leave Rome was
r.rruIa:ed by the Vatican with the in
,-nrion of arOusing Catholics abroad.
The intention OF the French troops to
.ocrupy Sussa has been abandoned, IN
consequence OF the inhabitants having
sen, notice Of their submission to the
Bey.
Er,3rts are being made in Arizona to
secure the removal OF John L. Fremont
from the GOyernorship, as he has Tor
the past two wears spent most OF his
{ me in the EIst.
The Tunis correspondent OF the Lon
ION Times saws that the accounts OF IN
persons at that place tend to
show that the French troops plun1ered
the homes OF the Europeans at Sfax.
A Lahore correspondent says the
of Ameer Abburraman Khan
are decidedly improving. 1t IS beloved
AZ Quetta that Ayoob Khan has abar
.ioned his intention OF marching on
CabuL.
The rector Of the Episcopal church at
Tipperary, and other respectable people
of that place, had their windows and
doors smashed by a mob because they
ala not celebrate in honor oil John Dill
Ions release.
Samuel Miller. who was arrested at
Pa, last week, charged
with causing the death OF his father by
to obtain the insurance on
his life, was yesterday discharged, as the
.,harrra nnrlh not ha snhstantiated.
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EN- CLAN ID.
Land Bill Before the Lord,

LONDON, August l2.-The land bill AZ
amended in the Commons came up for
consideration to-day in the House Of
Lords. In clause one OF Duke OF Arpyle's
amendment, excluding from the right OF
free sale tenancies, on which perms.
nent improvements have been made by
the Landlords, y trifing modification
was made OF n proviso that the improve.
ments must be substantially maintain
ed. The Lords amendment relative to
the Ulster tenant clause MAS re-
jected in the Commons by vote OF l72
to 46. The latest intelligence from the
Lords tonight indicate that the amend.
ments Of the Commons are not being
generally expressed.
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Some knaves are meek like Uriah
Heep, and others are both knavish and
impudent. A Judge, after teasing ex-
animation of culprit, lost his patience
and cried. "Sirrah, you are an unmif,-
gated rogue" The fellow looked bland.
" at the Judge and replied: "Sir, Just
as you uttered that sentence the clock
struck two, Did you notice7"
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FOREIGN.
IRELAND.
Psrnsll and Iri,h Industries.

DUBLIN, August l2.-Parneil, writing
to the editors Of the UniiDd ireland, 3
newspaper, in the interests OF the Land
League, says: am much pleased that
you intend to make the development OF
the industrial resources OF the country
and the encouragement Of native manu-.
factures, the leading feature OF your
paper. / think the time is last approach.
ine when We might do much TO aa.ist
the re-establishment of Irish manufAc-
lures kby encouraging our people TO
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THE WORST OF ALL.
Three Girls Outraged and Then
Hanged.

MONTREAL, August l2-Reports were
received here tonight that a dreadful!
outrage and murder had been Perpe-
trstsd across the line in Altoona
county, New York, by six men,
who outraged three young girls and
then hanged them. Two Of the
victims are said to be dead and the
third Just alive. The scene nj the out
rase was opposite Huckleberry Rock,
thls province. There being no tele-
graphic connection with the place, yeri-
peshon otthe alleged tragedy could not
De had up to the latest hour tonight.
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A Bupgled Hanging.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August II. -
Benjamin Bird, colored, was hanged TO.
day IN the Jail yard for the murder OF
Policeman Nasan, also colored, on June
25th, 1880, during mill riot here.
About fifty persons witnessed the exc
cution. A short time ago Bird made a
confession OF his crime, but on the gal
lows asserted his innocence. WEen
the trap was sprung the moose slipped
and Bird fell to the ground. He arose,
assisted by the sheriff, and walked again
10 the galiows, and the rope being this
time properly adj usted he was hanged.
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SPORTING.
CORNELL AT VIENNA.

Hospitality OF the Viennese Crew-Ths
Cause of the Defeat
VIENNA, August l2.-The presidents
of the various Vienna rowing clubs were
most hospitable to their foreign visitors,
and many Americans availed themselves
OF the privileges afforded. A splendid
course was kept. Both crews We're
cheered, especially the Americans;
After mile had been traversed Shenkel
was seen 10 fater, and in moment or
so the CorneiPs were in complete con-
fusion. Shenkel then fell forward and
it was ascertained that he had tainted.
The Viennese crew was composed OF
very muscular and powerful men.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August l2.-First Race
Five-eighths OF a mile; Perplex first,
Lost Cause second, MacDuff third.
Time, l:U23.
Second Race-0ne mile and a quar-
ter; Checkmste first, Belle OF High
lands second, Edelweiss third. Time,
2:09.
Third Race-Match of one mile and
five.eighth; Eole first, beating Getaway.
Time, 2:52t.
Fourth Rsce-Three. quarters OF a
mile; Bonnie Lizzie first, Knight Tenn
plar second, Neuichstel third. Time,
l.l5
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EGYPT.
Change In tho Ministry Imminent.

Change in the Ministry Imminent.
LONDON, August Fan AleIsndris
correspondent says there is considerable
anxiety regarding the attitude OF the
army. There are rumors OF mutinous
disorders, hut the government refuses to
give any information on the subject. A
change in the ministry is believed TO be
imminent.
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Esposito Identified.

NEw York, August 12.-The two Gen
oearms from Italy, who arrived for the
purpose offdentitying the Italian bandit,
Esposit-, went to the LGdlow street Jail,
and without hesitation picked the prison
er from the line Of twenty-faur others IN
which he was placed.
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Suit for Inspection DUTY.

Nkw YORK, August l2.--The immi-
grafton Commissioner has begun suit
against the steamer companies to recover
forty thousand dollars inspection duty,
being one dollar for each immigrant
landed at Castle Garden during June
and July.
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FRANCE.

Enjoined from Exhibiting an Electric
Light.
PARIS, August l2.-E Edison's reprcsen.
tations here have obtained from the
courts an injunction restraining Hiram
s. Maxim, OF the United States Electric
Lighting Company, from exhibiting his
light in France, on the ground that the
light used by Maxim is substantially the
same ss Edison's and is covered by his
patents. The injunction was served on
the representatives OF the United States
company at the Electrical Exhibition
to-day.
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use home made in prefer.
ence to English made goods.
I am disposed to believe, in regard to
articles not at present manufactured to
any extent at home, we might use the
products OF American factories. This
would tend to act as an indirect protec-
ton to Irish manufactures, a. it would
encourage the organization Of works for
the purposes OF manufacturing such ar.
ticles at home. The organization which
the land movement has fostered would
be very important in assisting such q
movement.
Rev. DR.. Thomas w. Croke. Arch.
bishop OF Cashel, also writes the same
paper urging the editor to encourage
Irish industries in preference to patron.
izing foreign goods.
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PRUSSIA.

The Official Language in the Transvaai.
BERLIN, August IL. II has been re-
solved that the official language in the
Transvaal shall be Dutch, aud that no
other be allowed in the law courts. This
places the British residents and natives
at a further disadvantage.
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Gas Explosion in q Mine.

FRkMoNr, Pa, August l2.-Ihe
miners at the Colcott colliery struck a
feeder Of gas this morning, which ignited
from the open lights and an explosion
occurred. Jonathan Reinoel and VIM.
Brannan, inside bosses, and Peter
Greager and George Hoverocker, miners,
were badly burned, though it is thought
not fatally.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nxw YorK, August l2.-Dy Goods
The iobbing trade is steadily improving.
and there is good steady demand nj
first hands. Dress goods and ginghams
continue active and prints are doing
fairly. Cotton goods are moving stead.
iIy and the tone Of the market 10 hrm:
Woolen goods in moderate demand and
steady. Foreign goods more active.
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Burisd by q Gazing Bank.

PRovIDENcE, R. l., August 1.-Two
lads, aged tire and nine, sons respect
lively OF Martin Fitzpatrick and Jerry
Riley, in Coventry, were missed yester.
day. Search was made for them ali
night. This morning their bodies were
found in a sand pit, buried by a caving
haDE
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West Virginia City.

,Go;s.ADxoeD, D. T., August l2.-The
nm 'ensnt t OF the carbonate discoveries,
n n.ne miles irom here, continues. A
Wy sC"n mas sprung up called West
ali SA' S.u' which is well represented in
dsiIv iI-nSnes HO OF trade and supports q
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WOOL.
phtlsdelphta.

PHILADELPHIA, August II. -wool-
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 4IG142lc; XXX Al lc;
medium 4ttG46c; coarse 37Cg3Sc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 3st940a; medium 44fs45c: coarse
3SS37c; washed combing clear 406@48c; (;
un y washed do. z7ACq33c; pulled 1908.
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BAD ACCIDENT.
Arm Cut Off BY a Thresher.

nptCIaI DlspaICIi 70 tue Hkes176|1
WESTON, w. Va, August Il.
Charles Hyer, aged abort eighteen
years, had his right arn cut off to the
elbow by threshing machine, yester-
day morning. 1t was found necessary
to amputate the member and Drs. Cam
den and Kunst performed the operation.
The patient at present is doing well.
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LIVE BTOCk
CLioAGo.

CHICAGO, August l2-The Drouns
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
1900 head; shipments 5000 head ;
market dull and slow, except good ba.
con, which are scarce and firm at $3.50,
6 rs; pigs and grassers 81 50(d8 20; mix
ed packing l09l5c lower at S. 9O(dG 40;
choice heavy lOc lower at s. 50(66 80.
Gattle-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 5000 head; market strong; good
fairly active; others dull; common to
medium shipping 81 4095 25; good to
choice $4 65(95 90; exports S. IS; ma
tive butchers, good very scarce; common
weak, sales at So 25(94 %; stockers and
feeders weak at s. OOtg4 90; Texans
s. O093 76
sheep-Receipts 200 head; market
active and tirmer; common to medium
So 5O(94 25; good TO choice - 5Ots5 90.
The Drorer's Journal Glasgow special
quotes best American steers at li!c.
East Liberty.
EAST LrBKRrY, Aug. l2-CHtt' Re
ceipts 40S head Of through stock and 56l
foOr the market. Total for Three days,
l,227 through and 2,2l0 OF local. Sales
has been liberal both OF Chicago and ~.
Louis, and the country demand IL only
fair with slow sales at prices about the
same as yesterday. The market opened
with prices slightly of, but good stock
got up yesterday 10 last weeks prices -
81 was the best price paid. The general
run OF prices was as follows: Good t.
extra shipping s. 75(gB 25; fair to good
butchers 81 75t95 IS; common and light
butcher SIGd,4 30; bulls, fat COWS and
stays $3(d4g; stockers and feeder as to
quality s. 5OCa.4 80; sales to day 5iS head;
for two days 2,745.
Hogs-Receipts to-day GGO head; total
for three days 3,l35; PhiladelPhias 81 20
@8 80; Workers. S. 5OCg5 55.
Shecp-Receipts 300 head; total for
three days 400; common TO extra IS 30
@5 25.
Now York.
NEw YoRK, August l2-The D,oreu'
journal bureau reports: Beeves-Re-
ceipts 2,SG0 head; market in good de
mand at an advance of Ic; fuil clear.
ance made before IL A. NJ; native steers
8i(al2c; outside figures for iour carloads
Of Kentucky steers and Texas steers at
7Ad,sc; exporters used $50 fat steers for
shipment tomorrow, 1876 live cattle,
3,6lO quarters OF beef. 5S5 carcascs Of
mutton.
Sheep -Receipts 1900 head; sheep
sold fairly; lambs closed heavy; cx-
tremes 81 OO{d,5 80 per 100 pounds Tor
sleep; &5O0fs)7 20 for lambs.
SwiDe-Rsccipts 300 heal; market
~ SGI.E
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Deserving articles are always appreci:
stad The excspti )nat cleanliness OF
Parker's Hair Balsam makes It popular
Grsy hairs are impossible with its oc.
cssionsl use.
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The Efforts OF the Counsel Begun and
Ended-Nothiugf for the Defense TO Base
Their Arguments Upon.
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The afternoon rise Of temperature was
the same as yesterday. His appetite is
improving.
[Signed. HILL,
Acting Secretary.
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BULLETIN 3.
Slant Well During the Night

ExEcUTIvE MANSION, $50 A. M-The
President slept well the greater part OF
the night. The fever OF yesterday after.
noon subsided during the evening and
has not been perceptible since 10 +. NJ.
His general condition this morning is
good. Pulse 100, temperature 80, respi'
ration l9.
[Signedl ID. W. BLISS,
J X. BARSEs,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBT REYBURN
+. II HAMILTON.
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ToSodo

ToLxDo, August I2.-Wheat-Firp.
c'o,ing quiet; No. 2 rid seller o..
tobsr 81 PSI; seller November
sl 3OGl32; seller December 81 3l0
/ 3ll; seller year 81 25s. Corn-Firn;
No. 2spot Sc: seller August 56lc; seller
October Sol. 0ats-Quiet; No. 2 81 &c.
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PRO AND CON.
THE ARGUMENTS IN THE WEIR MUIR
DER CASE ENDED.

No Possible Hope Of Escape for the Pris-
oner-The Speeches Of the Prisoners
Counsel Without Any Solid fOun-
dation-An Immense Assem-
blage Present.
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Gard from DR.. Aguew.

"HLKsS
Acting Secretary.
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kt06ufEh.

PrrssUlsH, August 12.-Petroleum-
Quiet; United certificates steady ct
75ic; refined 7ic for Philadsldhis Do.
livery.