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Why he DIDE'r EXPJaIN

Some eight or ten years ago silverv-
tongued chap who claimed to be fruit
tree agent swinded the farmers of this
county in shameful manner aud one resi-
dent Of Naukin was so mad about it that
he came to Detroit, searched the rascal
out, aud gave him pounding on the street
After he got through his work he told the
fellow he would lick him twice as hard if
he ever put eyes on him again, and it was
threat to be remembered and nursed.
About three weeks ago the Nankin man
was travelling in Washtenaw county, and
as he journeyed along the highway he met
traveller who so closely resembled the
fruit-tree swindler that he halted and
called out:
Here you are again, you bold faced
rascal I"
yes, I'm here" was the calm reply.
"Well, so'm l, and I'm going to lick
you uutil you can't boiler l said I'd do
1t, and l always keep my word Climb
down here !"
The stranger "clumb p" without a pro.
, test, shedding his coat as he struck the
ground, and fight began. In about two
mir rs he mad used up the farmer aud was
coolly replacing his coat.
"See here" said the man from Nankin,
| as ne Wlpeu MS nose with a burQ0ck, You
fight better than you did eight years ago. :"
"Well, dunno. This is my frat affair
with you"
Didn't wollop you in front of the De.
| troit Postoffice eight years ago."
me, sir l was in Australia up to
year ago."
And you never saw me before?"
"Never
And was never in Nankin ?"
"Never!"
| "Well, I'll be hanged Come to look
at you l see that you are not the man
| Why on earth didn't you explain, or ask
me to? You must have thought me mis-
taken"
"Oh, yes, knew you were mistaken,
but had just discovered that had driven
seven miles on the wrong road and was
wishing some one would come along and
give me two words of sass. 1 didn't want
any explanation about it. A rotten sweet
apply will cure that black eye in three or
four days, and salt and water will tighten
your front teeth in a week or so. | feel
fifty per cent. better, and I'm ever SO much
obliged. So long to you "
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHs RECORD. Usros. ]
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William Young, aged SO, it is said, won
a wrestling. match and ran mile in five
minutes at an Illinois fair.
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Eastern ana Foreign Markets.

NsW YORK, October 18th.
BassDsTUFPs - Flour is steady and Wheat is
irregular, latter at 81 O5 al l3 ~ bushel.
NooL-Caiifornia is more active at l2914c for
fall BURY, and 10000 for clean fall; spring bury,
l5G20c; clean spring, 24@32c; pulled, 1S@42c.
RIDSs-California are strong OF 24g24Ic.
CHICAGO, october 18Th.
WEKAT-95ic for November
CoRN-66ic for November.
PoRK-S2l 124 for November.
LARG-Sll s. for November.
BACpN-Sll III for November for RIBS and sl4 so
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SALT RHEUD.
Those who have eXperi
CEEICTRA
NEW ADVRRTIsEMGN9lR.


Union Lodge, No. 81, A. D. u. W., a.
will meet THIS Saturday EVENING, stS3A
October 18th, at Red Mems Hail. Masonic SfSSSN,5sA,
Temple, at 1880 o'clock. Work in the EsLESH
j. w. Degree. Important business will ~a&
come before the meeting. Afull attendance desired
JOHN SIMPSON, NJ. w.
CHAs. COOLEY, Recorder. lB. CT DALI
Attention. Republican sailor Boys Climb.
Assemble at Howe's Hall, Sixth street Masonic
bu,ldiugl MONDAY EVENING, October 10th, at s
o'clock. Every member requested to be present
Business of importance to come before the meeting
By order of Ii. E. TIBBALS, Commander.
WILL j. BEATTY Seer'y. [B CT o14-2tned
A LADY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, WANTS TWO
"A gentlemen or family to board can have use
of piano and comforts of home. Terms easy. In
quire southwest corner Thirteenth and streets.
ola St.
CSHEEP FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO
= suit. FARMS and HOP LAND TO Sgls$s
let. Apply to DR.. CAPLES, Twenty syY@sX
miies east of Sacramento. oli-lmf dAAzz1ss8
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BORN.
DIED,

BORN.
sacrar ento, October 13-Wite OF Martin Hooke,
daughter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Mr.. Albert Kingsbury, Keene, N f., troubled
with bad humor Tn hands and neck caused by lead
poisoning (he's painterl At times it would break
out, crack open, and the skin separate from the
hesh In large pieces suffering great continual Itch
ing andsstnging. Purchased your remedies /; used
CurICrRA SOAP externally, and in less than three
months effected a complete cure, and has not been
troubled since Corroborated by Billiard & Foster,
DRUGGISTS keene N I'll
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III You Wish. We VIII Take Your Case,
10 be Paid for when Cured.
Write for Parficuiars

SI.00S Reward wi be paid to any chemist
who Will find, analysis 1G0 bottles S. :. s., one
particle Of Mercury, Iodde Potassium, tr any Min.
eral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprs.,
Sold by druggists everywhere Atlanta, Ca.
o1I4plyTuThS
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Quotations of No. grades Wheat at leading cen.
ters to-day are telegraphed as follows:
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Tertiary Stsge.
Removes all traces Of Mercy 1m the system.
Cures ScrOfuli, Old Sores, Ncmattsm, Ec-
zema, Catarrh, or any Blood Disease.
CUREs WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL!
MALVERN, Ark, May ,, 1881.
We have eases in cur town who lived at Hot
Springs and were finally cured with s. 5 S
McCAMM0N s. MURRY.
MEMpnIsiS enn., NAV u. 1881.
We have sold 1926 bottles of s. S. ;. in a year.
1t has given universal satisfaction. Fair min led
physicians now recommend it positive specific.
s. MANSFIELD Il co.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 10, 1851.
S. S S. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. j. A. FLt&NER.
DENVER, Col, May 2, 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms Of
s. s. s. l.. AEISSETER.
s. S. S. cured me of Scalp Sores Sores in Nostris
profession had failed. Three months have passed
since quit taking s. s. S.; there is no symptom Of
the disease remaining l an. permanently cured 1t
stands unrivaled for Blood Diseases
JNO. S. TAGGART, Salamanca, n. Y.
About four or five weeks ago l was afflicted with
very aggravated type Of Blood Disease. l com
menced using :. s. S. and after taking the first boz
tie felt much relieved that | boug ut five more
and am glad to say after using four of them, that
am entirely cured, previously having been under
medical advice for several months.
&. G. RATCLIFF, Richmond, Va.
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S Y 2 e I II s
is great specific cures that most loathsome diseas

Whether In Its Primary, Secondary or
Tertiary Sts.e.
Removes all traces Of Mercy ON the system
Cures Scrofuli, Old Sores, -lmatsm, E1-
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SAN Francisco, October lSEh.-The re.
organized Republican County Convention,
the result Of the recent compromise, will NEE
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Con-
vention will consist of S04 delegates. ID, c.
McRuer is spoken of as Chairman.
SAN Francisco. October I3sh.-The Dem.
ocratic County Convention nominated TO.
night Patrick Connolley for Sheriff, snd adj
Journed until tomorrow evening.
lone, October 13.h.-Hon. II. +. Pace
spoke 20 large and sppreciative audience
hare Isstnight. He tall5sd for an hour. and
seemed in one of his best humors. reviewing
his Own Congressional record, also tie record
OF the Republican party on the real issues Of
the day, as coutrasted with the record and
promises OF the Democratic party. pace
was followed by A. p. Van Duzer, who IL
his hour and quarter speech clearly ex.
planned the position of the party with refer
eDce to the taxing of Government bonds. tbe
protective tariff, the Sunday law and III,
Chinese question. Both speakers duriua
their remarks were frequently interrupted by
applause. Then followed remarks frem som,
OF our county candidates, and amidst tn,
best of feeling and enthusiasm the meetip,
adjourned.
MERGED, October 12.h.-Chas. Sumue
addressed 3 small gathering of the people thi
evening in National ball. the weather bein,
too cold and damp for an outdoor meeting.
GRASS VALLEY. October Sth.-Senato
4"-ssssd large sssemb!Ass at Re
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This Bank has special facilities for
doing all kinds Of banking eusinesa.
o7is2mTuThS&sw2mIawW
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CUREs WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL:

MALVERN, AIR, May ,, 1881.
We have eases in town who lived at Hot
Springs and were finally cured with s. ) S.
MCCAMMON & MURRY
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China and Japaa-Arrival OF the City Of
Pekfng.

SAN Francisco. October 18Th. = The
steamer City Of Picking, from Hopgkoug
via Yokohama, srrived to-day. bringing the
follo9iDg advices:
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CIVIL, NOTES.

The argument on the motion to continue the
Injunction in the suit brought by William IL. Cameron
against the Mutual Union Telegraph Company, to re-
strain the issue of stock exceeding Sl2OOOOo, was ad
Iourned yesterday until March -. The examination oil
The officers OF the company was adjourned untll March
"a
James s. Flynn recovered yesterday in the
Superior Court before Judge ArnouX ayerdic OF $4,000
against the New-York Elevated Railway Company and
George A. Williams and John Twname, contractors. rs
damages for injuries sustained through the negligence OF
the defendants Mr. Flynn was driving truck III 1873
along Thirl-ave The truck fell into hole which had
been excavated the construction OF the elevated rail-
way. thrown and seriously injured. lie Dean
suit against the defendants and also the oty, to re-
cover $4,000 The suit against the city was dismissed
Samuel Scott began not long ago an action
in the Supreme Court against the notwithstanding OF K
C. Brown to recover $4,000, damages for alleged
negligence on the part Of Mr. Brown in doing certain
pluubing work in his house in Nandamst. The defence
was that the work had been properly done, ana that the
defect found in OF the pipes was more probably dne
TO rats than to unskilfu work The tried yes
tprday and the Jury verdict for the defendant
soon after the plumbing work was done Nr. scott and
five of his children taken ILL., and three OF the emil
drcu died
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, March l7.-Counsel for Nc
Camon Bros Co state that since the decision in the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania in regard to the issue
Of deferred income bonds 1t is probable that there will
he no further litigation upon that subject in the United
Isl ates Circuit Court. Definite action has not yet been
taken hut there is TO believe that compromise
will be reached.
CHICAGO, March l7.-An announcement Is published
this morning that President McKeen, Of the Nandaa
line has submitted proposal 10 Judge Drumlnond for
n lease of the Illinois Midland Railroad petition tor
the removal OF the receiver filed on Wednesday.
the road runs from Peoria 10 Terre Haute and 10
snies long.
spRNGPIELD, March 1.-THE Illinois State Board OF
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners today revised
and amended their recently adopted schedule OF rail
way freight rates, 10 conform to the demands OF
manufacturers wholesale merchants and shippers who
have complained Of that schedule destructive OF their
fnterests The amended schedule VIII take elect
April 10.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ia dispatch from Tucson,
saws that advces from Sonora state that the rail
road track is laid to within fifty miles OF La Magdaena,
and that the graders within thirtyve miles OF the
ssne place Manager Robinson expects the road 10 be
cOusI ruoted 10 the line by October l.
HARTFORD, Conn., March 1.-THE Committee on Rail-
roads Of the Legislature has voted 10 against the
petition for a charter for the New-YoIk, Boston aud
Connecticut Railroad, known as the Parallel Railroad
BOSTON, March l7In the Stats senate to-day the Bill
providing for the sale Of the Boston aud Albany Rail
road stock owned by the State passed its third
r,ading IL provides for exchange OF the stock for
bonds of the road aud the stockholders determine
whether the exchange shall 10 made. The bill has
already passed the House and Will doubtless become "A
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On the opening of the House to-day, unani-
nous consent was asked by Mr. PAGE rep. Cali that
private business be dispensed with to-day and that tae
House resume the consideration Of the Chinese bill.
promising that he would call the previous question to-
morrow at 3 O'Clock
Mr.. RICE rep, Mass objected.
Mr. PAGE then made TO that effect, but failed
10 obtain the necessary twO-thirds vote
The SPEAKER then proceeded to call committees for
reports Of private character 49, .
At the conclusion Of the morning hour the House, nc
12:45 u. m went into the Committee OF the Wh0le or
Rich Of Michigan, in the cha on the private caleaf.
After several bills had been disposed OF the committee
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
from the secretary OF War Transmitting lin response 10
resolution offered by lir King, Of louisiana estimates
If the numbers OF persons made destitute oy the over
time To- which the necessity Of Congressional hh VII
continue Referred The copmunicail0n ts niatt' tne
number OF pers Jns rendered de7,iu,o &C a. ano
lows Missouri 300; Illinois. 1000: keninckA, SUI;
Tennessee 5000; Mississippi 10000; Ark iIns ZOOooi
Louisiana 2jOO0 and states that $4,000 raohs nave
The COMMUNICATION further states that the appropra-
ton already made Is sufficient 10 purchase soOVoV "a
lions of a substantial hnd. and estimates that
Mississippi and Louisiana about the 2lst No e'ti-
mate can be made OF the une during
which the necessity for Congressional AID VII continue
No further demands arc expected IRON llHuois ana
Kentucky but Missouri, IeDnessee, Arkansas ana
Mississippi the Department has information thlt the
necessity for subsistence Will continue iSr period Na
estimated AT from thirty sixty days The Depart
meut has no information from LOUISIANA, Dut IL IN
Thought that it may be placed IN the same category a.
nv unanimous consent II was ordered that the session
Of tomorrow should be for general debate only % te
Chinese bill, Mr. PAGE rep, Cali endeaIoflhg l. VAN
tn have included ia that arrangement an agreement
that the previous question should be ordered tomorrow
The House then at 4:3o p. M, adjourned until to-
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THE SMALLPOX At SOUTH BETHLEHEM

PHILADELPHIA, March ia dispatch from
semi Oicl denial " The smallpox scourgc existing here
the TACT that fully $50 have sprung into exist
euce "A few days in South Bethlehem. About eighty
five houses have yellow patches All the BARRIERS Lave
clo,ed their shops. Professor Uriohs school has been
discontinued. All the physicians attending the smallpox
cases wear rubber suits while duty. TIE burning OF
tar barrels continues duy aud night. Wagons scat
terng chloride Of me cOpperas and other disnfecantd
on the streets of the Infected nogh5orhoods Arrange
ments being made supply goods to the merchants
the other side OF the riverthat H. at South Bethlehem
without their leaving home People living ia Bethlehem
and who have servants and others wOrRing for them
whose parents and relatives live IN South bethlehem,
will not allow them to visit them. Business s suspended
and persous with the exception OF doctors and the
officers mployed supplying food and medicine to the
afflicted peope are the streets Five pudding
fnrnsoes I'm the rolling mill were shut down for lack OF
man In work them The lack OF is not altogether
caused by being down with the disease, but on
account OF disease existing III families with winch
tnsv heard The Bethlehem Iron Company viii not
allow any to work VINO Lives IN mousse where the
dieease L. great many parents arc sending their chill
dre ont of town avoid the disease IL Is thought by
many people that the disease 10 now at It's height
Nearly every student OF the Lehgh University and
H.hOptborpe Seminary for ladies has gone home The
Health Committee has not heard OF single case That
had nre yiosIy been yaccinaed The two hospitals just
erected ere being ued and the stricest quarantine 10
osoryed Health officers have been BlNOh ponce pOWcr
No mail matter received frOn tho qiarnntined DIS
tricts The d seaSe broken out In Bcthlchcn. The
Bethiehoo Iron Company has eiootoa hospt. on lta
farm for tho poor -Four new oaaes In the suburbs arc
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PASSENGER AGENTS AND A POOL.

The meeting of the general passenger 0Incers
of the leading Western railroads, which was begun on
THURSDAY at Commissioner Finks office, was continued
sesterday In addition the roads first reported, the
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western and the Wabash
st. Louis and Pacific represented Further discus
sion took place concerning the different features OF the
proposed passenger pool but no action was taken Inc
FORMER agreement pool Of the trunk lines,
which was abandoned far completed upon the out
reak of the rate war year. has been taken basis
In the consideration OF the plans for the contemplated
arrangement between the Western lines There are Ger
tain provisions OF that agreement however, which
81 Is found not capable OF application 10 the
Western companies and substitutes have 10 be sOugnt
Sor them Tie meeting will be continued to-day ana "
Is thought that the work will actually be fnsl ed
NJ ucL Monday.
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XLVIIrH CONGRESS--Isr SESSION
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
THE POsT-cPFICE AND FOBTIPfCAuONs AppRoppr..
TON BILLS PASSED ~ THE sgNATY-ruy
FRANKGNG PRIVILEGE AMENDMENT RFTAfyPn
SUFFERERS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOW
SENATE. .WAsHIsGTOS, Friday. March H. 1892.
On the assembling Of the Senate this morn
ing Mr.. MCMILLAN rep, Mimi reported from tho
Commerce Committee original joint resolution IRE.
dictated upon communication from the Secretary Of
State, authorizing the Government OF the United states
to accept the invitation OF the Government Of the
Netherlands 10 take part I'm general colonial and
port trade exposition to I've held in Amsterdam in lac.
and oppropriating 81 900 TO provide for It's representa-
ton Placed on the calendar
Upon the conclusion Of the morning business the
lar order Tariff Commission bily was temporarily laiI
aside By unanimous consent amt the senate took up The
Post ONCE Appropriation bill. The remaining commit.
tee amendments were adopted After an uninp0rtant
amendment adopted IN Committee Of the Whole
the bill reported 10 the Senate and all the end
OF the Committee Of the Whole were cOncnrred IN,
except the one which substantially the ffanking
privilege, upon which separate vote demanded
BY Mr.. PENDLEToN Dem, ohio. Upon call Of the
yeas and nays tue proposition was adOpted-yess, Al
fhe bin then passed Mr. DAWES Rep, Mass), Chair.
mittee on the subject called up the fortircatons Ep.
preparation bill, which had been reported by the
nitIee without amendment After some debate the iii
passed.
bill was introduced by Mr. SHERMAN Rep, 0hio)
for the printing OF 10000 copies OF the memorial address
the life and character Of James A. Garfield. late
President Of the United Statos delivered by the Hon ,
Blaine before the Houses Of Congress, with
the proceedings that occasion 10000 for the senate
and 20, 900 for the House,.
The Senate then resumed consideration OF the regular
order the Tariff Commission bin, and Mr. PENDLETON
dem, OHIO, briefly discussed the subject. ,r, ~,
Mr. MORRILL, Rep Yt) in advocacy OF the BIN said
he felt authorized denOunce as party Islander the
charge ppantly made that the President would make
M hacked party commission. He expressed his pro-
found egret tnat Mr. Beck had zealousy attempted 70
make the tariff a party question. The Senator had
0uOted the Democratic platform OF 1879 but 10 tdOr-
mn would predict that the platform OF that party In
ss4 would bear no relationship that preceded II
upon the tariff In support OF this view, he commented
UPON the declarations OF Democratic platforms previous
and subse0uent $40 to show their alleged incOnss
tencies and antiquities on this issue
The senate at O'Clock went into executive session and
at $50 adjourned until Monday.
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o for RIors,adt's "Iake Lucerne," which was bought
nv Mr. Conant Of Pawtucket, r. l., for S331o' u
measures l22x72 and ia companion to the " 'aley
OF the sierras,' which sold on THURSDAY ior
81 45O Badwin's Morning" 1Gx22 was purchaSeu
by Mr.. Dinsmore, Of Adams Express Company VINO
owns n magnificent residence on the Hudson mower
niece by Robbie, 32xiO sold for ~ 200 Meyer Won bre
mona Uappy Dreams" 15x12 brought Sl,4lo. Nlcol
pntbcred ,Iith the Change" i3x17, sold for O3o
landscape with Dutch cati dr 81 c6 1s An 2
$500 bv Teugnet 1924. sold for $500
An interior by Drdenbach 5ox3o sold for S9UO0 N r
5000 winter landscape by Schreyer, 3OXls brought
$40 "Thc Castanet Player by vernrt Lec9 d1s
ya .id for ~ 800 TssOt's SudiO" by TlsSot, lg&|S
s"Id for The other prices ranged from $50 to
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate in OK.
ocp,t,o session to-day confirmed the following noEna
tOns:
lieutenant Colonel Rlfus SSXton % be ASSIST
ant Geu,rnl, with rank OF Colonel hJoi
HichSrd \ Batcheld.r, 10 he Deputy 9uarterbiHS,et
Generai with rank ~ LicutenantC o,onel CSPtalh
ward g. Grimes. 20 bo Quartermaster VIII "a.
Maior. Flrst Lieutenant Joshua W. Jacobs Ith
~ w. liam O,,artermaster with rank OF captain
Eir,t Lieutenant Charles Bird, 25ih iniah"9' " "
sistant Quartermaster, with rilA OF ~ California
IcITliOrih SccTeiary-H. NJ Van A'"'"' -
TO be Secretary Arizona lcrg.toi! -. e.usArrv MI
I,ostuasey-John y. OWcas PAStiuss'e'' S'1is'' - ~
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TIE STOCK or COAL LIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE stock Of an
thrpcie coal hand ut this port Is exceptionally light
nj this time In addition TO tho ourtament caused by
the suspension under agreement VI tho carrying com
panies work the mines has beea impeied by aoods.
The line trade for both Lehgh and schuylkl GOAL 10
fairly active, but the demand tpr shpmen 10 pEht The
sIock hand held by the Philadelphia aud Readlns
Coal aud Iron Company ~ post EoAIasnd ID now 0o0vv
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A ROAD ADVERTISED TO BE SOLD.

ST. LOUIS, March ia proposition was
submitted to the Funding Commissioners Of the State by
tue trustees OF the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad
that the State would pay back the S3OOOOOO paid into
the state Treasury by the railroad company the latter
uond nay 800 600 interest due January l. 1882. This
proposition was declined. Governor CrttendOn has
edyers the sale Of the Hannibal and St Joseph Road
In The Jefferson CITY Tribune The sale is set Tor October
4 from tie Court House door in St. Louis.
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IuPROJED POSTAL SERTICE.

BosroN March 1.-THE Journal says: The
Increase voted IN Congress yesterday from 100000 to
$3.50 900 for trunk line mail facilities means IN mpor-
tant addition 10 the between Boston and New
York On md after July the Boston mails Will reach
New-York at o. m md will DO distributed before all
othcrs This will b5 accomplished by putting on fast
sccia train TO carry mails only. The clerks the
will dist Fbute the letters tho way, and there VIII no
longer Dc possibility OF missing the 1rst Now-iorA dc
1.-Two