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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30

Those elegant new ranges Just received
by Waddell l. Miles direct from the
manufactories-ths Brighton and Der.
wick. They are the finest, most econom
ical, and altogether desirable range
on the Pacific Coast. Call and see
them. even if you don't buv. diff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30

Sux,frR GAzDKx.-Mr. James verRou
has rented the old stand of L. ReiniR
on Mill street, and converted il into
summer Garden. Fresh cool beer and
q good lunch there await tho weary o.
thirsty poaserby. Jl-u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30
ROGERS.

VOHN 8. STEPHENS. RIGGER-RES-
81 idcnce, Bainbridgc hotel, Port Blakely.
" n22-n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30

A WOMB 10 TIE Wm-Piper's Gale
brated Milk Bread has more nutrimene
in one pound than common hakers'
bread-vhich II blown up 70 look big
has in two. A36-o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30

Hereafter fine lunches will be served
to order at the Boca Beer Hall. Try
our Swiss cheese sandwiches. They
can't be beaten.
FUNK 4 DIcKMAN, Projectors.
jeff Mill street, Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30
HEAVY DRAWING

Tam prepared 70 do I'll kind: q dr,ysn9
- ~ sAnr3eaf notioe. Have eloo - hAno
8 49, uvok foe IT, caEeeal 0ovnf =
piaaaA 0aE9 eeots
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30
DRS. A. d n. b. BA0LEY.

oMEPATHIsTS. SEATTLE w. T:
g. Ut. II. b. Bagiey. late Professor OF
nciples and Practice Of Surgery in the
MIlnigon Central Medical College. will
.nnses . speciality. and will attend to
.-... IN any part Of the Sound. nv5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30

The STUDEBAKER is the standard
wagon of the world. For sale by Wald
4 Campbell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
~ Lose'Lorn Young Man Climbed h,.
sss Sweethcart'a MO1hcr-

n quincy, Mass, telegram saws For ,
,,ong 'iine past Young lady in tbis Mace
mas pccn receiving by mail and by mcs.er.
Ser 'eNc-ieitcrs OF the most sentimental
s'hu iroma young man tota, stranger ,n
'er: lie began first by standing on he ON.
po,i,e side OF the street and gestic,Ilo,ino
ana bowling in manner that would have
aohe credit to Don Quixote himself. Lator
us hliatuition grew to almost n mani,
ana Notwithstanding the girl and her
n'o'ner discouraged his attentions. be be0,p
sehuing, almost daily, love epistles written
IN me most gushing STYLE, declaring Thai
us love for her knew no bounds. and II
would live rs long as life remained. wed.
heSday morning particularly clTusiye
epist!e started the girls mother ON tho
Wa'-path. She rushed barchcaded o,er IN
.he court-bouse and besOugbf the iudoc ia
interfere. She was told that the voi,no,
man was not responsible, rs he had dom
hothing k@ could be arrested for. leayino,
the court w passion She met the vouno
man ON lie doorstep. and in An insian,
mad struck him in the lace. Instead az dc
iehuihs himself he stepped back Jew
paces' ana taking his Int gave her u polite
ana most insinuating bow. This had the
eheci 81 making her sill more angry. and
Sezing t;Tgc stick which lay IN thc sfrocf
she sWo9pcd down upon the unfortunate
ioNcr and vigorously belaborcd him a.,ont
me head and shoulders. lie took thc
thrashinS u martyr who was being sarl.,-
need upon the shrine OF his devotion. Ills
ci'huSlasm, iniaiua'ion. fnnaiici,m. or
Whatever It may &c called, is hy no means
squcichrd, ana unless the law interfere.
the haitor Is likely TO result seriously.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
,ruo WILTON Francs.

Two brother, named Eiboldi--ohe 'e en-
actor minder in mill near Bottom ana ' ro
n,Scr a workman at Bury-haYe lusi re-
o'i i,.ad intelligence that they are entitled 10
et ,Ortpne Of , 600, 600 france under romn p,
u 10 n;rcn,,,. ta1ccs. Then father served ID
inc crimca, and on his dscharse became cam Ia
c c officer in London d %ngTt nc
t aieu, ' ',o,ber deserted hcI older children,
.,hi,r herd her daughter was adopted by a
Viii S,rnnch "e Gentleman. The latter died, be-
qnc"thins hi, fortune to the s cdoy wnG I and
sequcntly entered Irench io 'Y' nGr"rli.e.
n aent. have appeared in French German +
%@% Ir With view to i Pdinwo '9S
Rboldis, the postmaster at =, f annyiSin@
H., ultimately the means OF apprisnr,n.S s
BENZ M un' men Of their good fortune. Inc
'he ;s' oex7 consists OF two large estates IN
R pre- PTrrSch capital aud money invested re-
, ~. altogether e9O,ooV'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
THURSDAY, Dccpmhcr 2s. sSn.

THURSDAY. December 2s. sN..
Receipts continue exceed Hgiy light. Demand
very limited, with n slight incrcas., In stock ~
compared with sumo period Of the wear preyioas.
buyers and sellers are waiting for The new crop.
very ltilc having come IN yet, owing tn TIE wens
OF the season 10 strike Il.
DARK TOBNCCo-MANVFkCT uRISG AID STEM
MING.
LuJs.-Frosted. s2.75@ 1913: medium. free ~
$3.50.
Legf.-Common. S6.50@s7.JO; mcdiam, $50.
50; fine, 500 SO: extra tine. Sl6asln.
htpOR IObocco. Offerings light; markets ne
i've. medium. $50 SO; good, SlOwSll. Gnr.
Sl3W> 10; selections, slOmsI1.jO.
rEICHr I0BACCO-MANUrAcTUR
SnoSsrs.-Common, SsGSl0; mo'ilum. sll@
So Hood sl3@sl4; tine, $50, lj.jO. fancy.
: SG 500.
Fhfrs;-Ncw lug hllcrs- from "a 10 So: com
mon. slO@sll; medium. sl2@ $40; good,
SlhJnW- 10. inc. SiJ.jOGSlf.
Wrappers. q ummot. >i~rss32.5n, medium
- so: good, $50 so, ale, $500 $50 fancy,
5000 s65.
WtDDperS. NghoGdRg.-Common. S2nW se5 ::
medium. SSN0 $50: good, fiOts s{J. fine, .JOtf
800 extra. > .Su0 500.
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Foreign SOtcS.

LoND0N. December 2S.-Cardiual New
man III suffering from bronchitis.
\ recent rainfall has caused h0od- in
the midland counties. There is great NOR
tllitv among The ilocks OF sheep i'm North
ampton>hiTe, nyiIam, aud Lei
cesieTghirc.
The Times. in m editorial. considers that
1t j. Vet too carly 10 decide whether the
threatened distress i'm ireland will assume
serious proportions.
\ dispatch 10 the Dalg Nrirs from Ber-
In says il Is definitely settled tha. the Ger
man RAILWAYS to the Russian frontier viii
be soon completed.
\ dispatch from Rome % The Times all
tlior,tfively c0ntradicts TIE -tltemcut that
England will appoint minister to the
Vatican.
Her Maie,ty'S Ship Undue has captured
eight slave dhoW- oil the COm0so Islands.
on the east coast Of Airica.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
RICHMOND LIVE STOCKMA7KET

DECEMBER 27.-Priccs 'h. week ranged ~ fui-
BfQ cpulc.-Ncry lcst. - &C.; pnme. bee
> e.: good. c t'ic.: medium o. good lair quality.
. &c.. rough oxen, thn .iepr~. Old cove, Nr..
p. .t3 &C.; bulls = e. a r., gross.
EYgs.--f ac. De t.. nor.
@'ep.-Ncrs hc,,. 4 a. &C.; oticr Grades - sN
.iac. l. r.. grl--.
F-ofs.-S3r .l0 10 head.
Niich Ours mt fvftfs.-Slj r-lS = head
About ! IS ht1l OF beef catllc. 2a3 hug. aud
1913 slrcp oh iEc market. CHtllr market quite
low ami lreying. .,thDugh price for best grido.
we're probably shade Hlgiin~. aud for me iun and
common Ei9dc- q fJli .c. hi-hcr, Gngitty cYp-i-
err J. No uu1t de change n hogs ~ ,hcer. Mar
SU entirely ha.e OF M Kinds OF live stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
fOrty-scvcEth Congress Second Scs
siOu.
WASHINGTON, December 90, 1852.
SENATE,

SENATE.
At the close Of the morning hour tb,
Senate, on motion OF Mr.. Edmund. took
mp the bill reported by him from the Com
mitiee on Judiciary 10 prevent Govern.
mcnt officers and employees from collecting
from or paying 10 each other money for po-
lifical purposes.
On motion Of Mr. Hoar, the bankruptcy
bill was set down for consideration on the
10th Of January.
At 1:jj o'clock the bill 10 prohibit the
solicitation OF payment Of political contri.
buttons by Government employees was
passed just as il came from the judiciary
Committee. Numerous amendments were
offered and rejected.
Alr. ScwciI moved to take mp the Fitz-
John-Portcr bill.
Mr.. Sherman appealed to Mr.. Sewell to
give way in order that u vote might be had
on The bonded whiskey bin. but Mr..
5cwcll declined until the Porter ill should
have been taken up.
The senate then. 10y a vote OF ~ to 81,
took mp The latter BILL
Mr.. Scwcll was wiling that the bill
should be Informally laid aside to permit
Mr.. Sherman TO call up the whskcy BILL
but unanimous consent was required. and
several senators objected. 80 the Senate pro-
cecded with the Porter bill.
Mr.. Logan proposed that II. friends
should speak to-day. aid said he would
occupy two 81 three hours tomorrow in
opposition to it.
Nj. Congcf protested against any AZ
rangemcnt for The final disposal Of the bill
until it should have been first considered
by the full Senate.
The conclusions Of the military board,
composed or Generals Schofield, Terry.
and Getty. were read ffom the report If
the Committee on Military Affair. made in
May last.
Mr. sewcll then addressed the Senate in
support 81 the bill.
AZ the conclusion Of Mr.. SCwclfs 70
marks the Senate went into executive Sos
sion, and soon after adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29

Az ADVENTURE or THiEE LADS WHO ARE At
TENDING 1 SCHOOL IN TENNESSEE.
Monroe Democrat

Monroe Democrat
Last saturday was an eventual day for
liiwas>ce College. Three boys-Do6d. of
Texas. and Hiushaw and sutton. of Indi.
Nna-sto'c of to explore Crdghcad cavern.
three miles away. They entered The cave
with torchlight, and after wandering
about became los; in The lalyiinthinc pas-
s?ges. For some hours thew cudc9yorcd
In vain 20 find their way out again. Their
light began TO ticker. but fortunately II
did not expire ill thcy IA passed the nil
said 20 lie ulneiy feet deep. Then gevp-
tian darkness was all about them. Ticv
searched their pockets for matchc.. hui
could ind but one. and this missed fire.
There they were in a vast, living tomb.
utterly unable 10 eXtricate themselves.
They tried 10 cheer each other for " lille.
but as the hours wore away they sank
down IN gloom 9nd helplcssncss- they
thought OF HON" in Texas or Indiana.
~ the college the day wore away. but
The three boys were missing. with the
night came on cold. driZZling rain: brt ri
O'Clock band sci of with lights TO seek
and save the lost. Slowly they trudgcd
through the mud and rain 10 the cave.
Ihcy entered aad called aloud for their
lost comrades, bat in vain. On they
pressed. AZ length ;Acir shouts were an
swercd by-Waa II ~ echo or real voice I?
They soon found answering shouts OF Joy.
The lost were found, cold, shivcring. hun
cry. some Of the roscuug party took OF
their oyCIcoats and gave them TO The suffer-
INK oues. AZ O'Clock in ;he morning OF
the next day the lost ones reached their
rooms AT the college wet As minks and cold
and hungry as polar bears, saddor but
wiser than when they stole their march on
the previous morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
4 stenmcr BADLY Da,nagcd in Gallo.

VICTORIA, 3. C.. December 2s.-Thc
steamship VOlmer, which sailed for Hong
Kong about ten days ago with coal and 2i5
Chinese passengers, returned TO port yes
terdav for repairs. When 800 miles Oh
Cape Flattery a fearful gale was encoun-
tered. and several tremendous seas were
shipped. The upper work. were torn on
the boats carried away, and the temporary
galley. which was erected for the CHINESE.
passengers, was swept overheard. one OF
the crew was badly injured. The dam
ace dene to the steamer was quite heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
Gambc:fa's Condition.

PARIS. December S.-Gambetta passed 4
good night. His fever has entirely disap-
pcared.
LoNDoN, December pa Paris dispatch
to the Times SAYS: notwithstanding Gam
betta's good night. his frieuds seem more
troubled about hun than at any time since
he was wounded. Gambetta's spirits are
good. but-his physicians fear the .ornlation
OF Assesses in the stomach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO ynE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip Conzrcssionai
Pfoceedings Ncstorday-An Ohio Bank
forced into Liquidation by Dishonest
'nshier-An Alabama Tragedy-Boid and
hurderons HiRhwaymcn in Chicnao-yigi-
iantes After Oregon Cow-Boys-Crimes and
'asnaities-The Code In France-Ganibet-
a'sCrifical Ccnfiiion-A Falling Chimney
huls Twenty-Five Persons and Wounds
ioTy Others In Bradford. Engiand-Flc
in France, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
Russian Persecution Of Hebrews Con.
fluneA

ST.. PETERSBURG, December 2s.-Com-
plants In regard 10 the treatment OF the
Jews are again appearing in the newspa-
pers. IL is stated that the railway compa-
MES have ordered the discharge of their
Jewish employees. The project OF 81. Pc
tersburg has ordered that no indulgence
shall be shown 70 Jews residing in the cap
ital without official leave. The Senate has
decided that no court can authorize the
transfer Of land to jew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29

ArnTIOE.-The rnhIic 10 re.pectluIIy
OFrnE CRY coLLEcToR,,

OFFiCE CRY foLLN'Tok,t
EfcHaOND. VA, December 10, i--E.
NOTICE OF ThX-PAl Frs H. HERE
y BY called h The following oHtiHet from
rl,olu,.on Of TIE City Council, approved Deem
b,s 10, 1852:
Resolrsd, That the 'iiy Collector re- ani ne .
hereby nired 10 place upon lie tax-alis Ia al,
hands 10. 1852 tic principal amounts due from,
indivlirsls an accoun. Of PAVING shE-
WALKS, the same 10 De paid without rp'aIty
and without iatrrs.. a. said taxes for 1882 are
dre between ,hc 9Th aud 3lst December, 1882,
and " no, 90 paid before tie IL day q March.
1855 t. De- subject ,o such charges. penalties and
conditions a. are prescribed for delinquency la
ut,Jnent OF slch iaI-bilis.'
s. r. NO0ieON.
tf=.fp,Ql CITY CsliLglor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
coucInto ZtouidatioH.

MCPHERSON, ONO, December Is ne
second National Bank has gone into yolnn-
to,v liouldation. $4,000 Of its funds being
missing. and the Individual notes Of the
absconding cashier, ;. j.. Fuller, having
heen deposited 10 make up the amount on
The books. stock speculation in New YORK
l. the cause of The trouble. III. st. John,
assistant cashier, was Fullcr's accomplice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
Murdered Ellis sister-ln-l NV.

CoLU'ipA. :. c., December 2S.-$lrah
willis was murdered by her brothcr-in-aw,
Jim Coleman, here This morning. She was
struck with a small axe on the head, which
was literally crushed in. Both were r.
spectacle color5d people, and 40 reason
can he given ior ihe murder The muir
dc.cr escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
An Impending Duel in Francc-Iur'
der ina am Express Car.

PARIS. December 2s.-Duriug Il debate
in the Chamber Of Deputies Yesterday on
the Tunis credits ". Gaiilard accused The
RepaJliquc FRANCHISE OF "a stock-jobbing
campaign" in favor OF the TuGlsian loan.
NJ. Thomson, member for Constantine, Al
gcria. declared this TO he an untrth. The
seconds OF NJ. Gaiilard have been sent TO
". Thomson.
4 man named Letber has been found
stlrngled in 4 compartment OF an express
train from Sice TO Mar,eillc-. The motive
OF the crime was robbery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
sGiqiva,rncnn. w-or,a IN ci,icago.

CHICAGO. December 23.-siicot-highway-
men are becoming 20 bold, and their NJ
tacas occur so frequently, dat thcrc is
considerable talk OF SURPRISING them by
means Of private enterprise. Scarcely u
night passes that ouo or more attacks do
not occur. One 81 the victims % these
ou'mCcs Is lisoly TO die. while ail attacked
have suffered severe inimic, nom ihe mnr-
dcrous snd-lag. and lost considerable pre-
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Personal.


:. j. COOLEY. DO HEREBY FOR
:. BID 30 person. orany Icr on iroin h1fb9Iing,
tf.. ding. or employing ni} -pn 1flpNAr n.
aYpIEl nfi0s D,OANt under penalty ~ ii".
Ilr Dos g. about fDWtHn fDar ri tf'' 1nd lar
rpi hal. &c. lss for 800 llt year. ni A4if p"'1t
bon Oh. cre lf ~. Wari. tn.r- 'i'.e-' eni Ms
n.llg dr. chaittd; snd in feid " fciHsh'ng nome,
s. o. fitnfr r4iHr-fld hifl 40 .o. H,s pm f"Hy.
s. r..safd 81 - VII hs isil f,r auJ iLt iintli"n
OBJ lii1 lt Do. fatIfr. ~ NAiE b. tCobEl,
fs 1--Zts Second wIi h4a' % stree. tiiy.
\ DAINl~TRA1OR'S NOTiCE.-iiay-
a inepu1I.GoI fdmiul- frai0r ou ne 90 sie of
q. BE<NETr DA~iilELl, decet go, : request
.f t.fi.. indicted % l.4 tiff'c 20 como coward
uii .ct.ie. tid 40 parties llviu2 claims rains,
hf.e.tiie yl irl.r prct1Ii tbem p me, q, Ger
nfnf f,r 500 a,rrtt. ". =. Dtrblilf.,
de y3-gt lll3 Main stree..
krOTiCE.-Thc public ore respectfully
= informed that fho roadway esicndinH rom
.,.r u!ilt. - Virginia .utgt ilucindinH ne in,h
b-l,i.Y, across me c.nal and adjoining thc lIrh-
,fguI a.d D3uYf'ic dcrOti b. oar privaie proper
IT, and costrue ttd By %. only Tor INC n'e ~ It'-
f,o, i1.iuy bu-ilfS3 with ~. We oLie,t 10 b,,t
roirt, heiIl mad. e th0rouglflrc, snd VIII use an
l.f1f moan. 90 prevent snlh nbuss % n.
,s1&-fw tILisail Ni.l..D
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Sent OF fer Violating Revenue Laws.

PEUnFpURG. December 2S.-Albelt An
dcrson. merchant oi DinN iddic county,
who day before Yesterday was sent Oh by
United States Commissioner Gallagher for
trial to the United states District Court for
violation OF the United States revenue laws
in selling liquor without license, and who
was committed TO Jail in default Of $500
bonds, Va. taken nom prison thi, after
noon and carried before Commissioner
Gallagher. charged with selling without
license manufactured tobacco. For this
offence hc was also .ont Oh ior trial and re-
quircd 10 give an additions, bond Of 500.
he romained IN Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
Heavy Rains and Floods tn France.

CoIoGNH. December 2S.-There seems to
he ceaseless downpour OF rain. The
Rhine has risen 80 centimetfes during tne
night, flooding the lower town and part OF
The quay. Frankfort on-lhe-Main Is noou'
ed. At Mannheim the river NecSar NJ,
risen considerably, and the hremen ana
soldiers are ordered to be ready TO assist
the poDulation.
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(nTY TAXES.


OFFiCR OF CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND. VA. December !, 1852. !
ThI. Office viii b. open daily between Ito
,ourso e O'c.ock a. NJ aud O'Clock F-h. FROM 'ass
f5ru 10 TIE 3lsT DAY or DECEMBER IN
elusive Tor tie poTl,oss q secel,Eg ssoin .is
p.r,ous TAXE3 Due TO THE CI2f Oh kfcH-
/ MOSD.
ANY per.oa Who shall fail 60 ray said axss
within Tue time 20 limited viii bs considered a.
uuauor,. aud will b. charged eslaits OF FIVE
PER CENT aud iRlsrcst ~ rare OF six I~r cen I.
| ,.ra,pnu. Ar. wOODSOS,
! a,,t, Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29

DMLEs, OREGON. December 22.-Thc
following part culars have been obtained
OF The lynching 81 Cowboys In pincyillc,
Crook county, Oregon:
For several year, past stock-rei.crs %
that section ANA Of Beaver Greek have COM
planned OF frequent raid, OF hOr,c-ihieycs.
About two weeks ago about Thirty head
were taken from Plneyillc. The stealing
has been done yam organized band, whose
members are scattered throughout Eastern
Oregon. They are 80 Wei organized, and
so perfectly acquainted with iEe country.
that their capture and conviction has been
almost III impossibiity.
The stockmcn organized aud gathered
evidence showing who the Thieves were.
and The capture Of some OF the weakest OF
the band and a iudicious Use Of rope has
brought out iull confession - to who the
members are. y. {. SWarz ard John
Sharpe were tie leaders OF thicyc, here.
swartz in some way found out that The
business had leaked ont, and he came into
town and b9a-.cd OF the strength OF his
party and threatened 10 kill whoever
attempted 10 interfere with them.
Last Friday cycninc, while sitting nj .
table i'm = SELDOM. he was shot through the
neck, his assaiiant firing through Z Win
dow. The same night a band OF masked
men broke into ". &. Barnes house, cap
tured Sid. Houston and Charles Lu>icr,
took them about mile away. and hung
them 10 tree. j. Weston was also shot
thrice through the head. Who the lynch
ers arc is matter o. conjecture. but their
actions appear 20 meet with the hearty ap-
proyal OF the entire community. The rest
Of the band have escaped, but tie Vigil
antc- are on their track.
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| sdi took place. led by Wabash preferred and
Denver and Rio Granie. The market after this
became weak. aud about midday recorded de-
cline Of In Chicago. Burlington aud Quincy. 2 4
IN Illinois Central. 2 In Northwest. Is, In Rock
Island. and Yak In tie remainder Of the list,
the latter ~. Paul aud Michigan Ccn,r,,. Sub>c-
gueufly CHICAGO. Burlington aIu Quincy aud M
nois tentral led 4 recovery OF tfUls. but shortly
after O'Clock az of this improvement was lost.
The market then became strong and sold up "a 1 !
10 the close. Western Union leading the inward
turn. The market closed strong but generally ia
p lower than Yesterdays cl0siag prices. tie lat
Ter Chicago. burlington and Quincy. Western
Union, however. wa higher Tran sections az
grvgated 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 2S.--Viryinia 6'S- con-
sriid1tci. 90: second series. 81 p1st-dIc CON
pous. 63 new l0-i0's. 49, Ed to-day.
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- "Examplc Is better than Preeepo ",
II /. wei known that dyspepsia, pi' no., con
tacks. headache, and many otner hls o, No"
only be cured by removing men -, I'll" The
Kjdney-wori has been proved 70 ~ ~ i ~.
most cilecilial remedy for these; anu IN
bitl,al cosiiyeness, which SO ainie'' ''''''V"'
Of the American people.
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Six rfan Drowned.

CmCACo, December 2s.-A dispatch from
Tallahassee, Fla, says that a slo0p cap-iZcd
ncor the mouth Of l,ayon ToXar and six
huntcrs-AlcNandcr Dainty. Bill Howard.
Noah Sanders, Peter Slpnder-, Bob Dun
can, and J. Joncs--wcrc drowned.
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MULES AND HORSES. EaS
ANY person not anding stock q sr'i saen' ~ IA
s,le-.fa ale. In Elehn0Hi, can Niit. 80, care 20
FAsT WITH srkkEr, CINCINNATI. ", snA
a.~eiie "a near possi dc what sAsy ~sni, stats
ing for What purpose tbef ~iil "a use We sh''iA~
rtilms orders from Wholesale customers sle-
eia.ly.
NV sale.man, Nix, John VI. PACT, keers Always
f. n good supply on band oI both MIitS AMI
! u,Esi.s for The wholesale and retail trade.
| sa,,s,.,,,on Guaranteed az money refsadej.
| se 7.a,a GEORGE u. htxNErr.
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r,l,e pc,so,,s Drouned.

DAgIEy, GA, December 2S.-tNc CO.
,ored pcrsops were drowned twelve miles
above here, at Fort harrington, by the cap
sizing Of aferry-boa,. There was no hc'p
available,
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Phenomenon In Mie"''
IIonla scaiInoI.

reliable friend tells us OF an e , ,,,,r
ie'i ,.'h,ch he swears dogs have pnr-
fao o1 7, vain. hunters have shot at wil!,in
sue" few yards range, apparently ploW rrs
oh y, - nIsces. only TO soc II sitting 'iicie
,' - ~ M few minutes later.
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yyifc.,Iur,!er sricIeic

SAN FRANCISCO. December 2S.-Peter
Dcs Garon, a carpenter. OF Rockford,
Washington Territory. yesterday shot hi,
wife, and then shot himself through the
head. The cause OF the act was jealousy.