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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
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WASTE IN oorroH

The New Yrk cotton fsohanRr
has lately adapted q fetnal n e'
gard " liH wa.lr IN iho staple =
rilun. which being n interest H.
fafmet., shmli rueiyr their a.
ieutlpn and consideration lHfufr
ihis years cfup u rnihcni anil
rinnel II The ffnrfs viii aci 90
Theses suggestions We believe they
viii receive better prices and hrl
reader sales for their cotton ana
~ the same time save dealers ~
,hc staple much lc-a and annoy
ance, IT, say the least " H. Vi,
think anything calculated ~ I'M
prove the quality aud advance the
price n The great sonthern staple
should be utilized, whenever op
l-riunity offers and the expense j.
in proposition Ia the benefits 10 BE-
derived. II seems TO rs that our
farmers, as a general thing, are IN
ip great a hurry TO gather and gin
their cotton and place II on the
market. Would II not pay them.
a. he more careful and mctholical
in these mattcrs2 We believe IL
would, and with that idea in view
we present for their favorable con.
sijeration the following report al-
luded to ut the outset Of this cdi-
torial
WHEREAS, numerous complaints hayr
been made about waste IN the staple Of
American cotton, more particularly Ol
this years growth, which has led 10 the
belief that IN many instances Il IN caused
by ginning al a high mte Of speed, aud
r~tcaring the seed too closely, thereby
breaking the staple and producing an \
cess 81 fluffy" or what Is known NJ re.
ginncd staple, thus lowering its character
aud value, this Exchange would mos,
earnestly call the attention oi the plant.
INK interest to the evil, and ask that 81.
forts be made ID cure II.
II IN quito manifest TINT the lowering
Of the value Of cotton by imperfect hand.
ling IL injurious to the interests Of the
south. some ofthc damage complained
III " trncenbIc 10 the imperfect condition
If gins, the n~cecsSsry repair. not being
made when they are required. Earmgrs
should understand that II IL the simple oi
American cotton that enables II to lc sold
ut a higher value than the product Of
India, and that 40 much as the sLap.c Is
dcteri0ratcd II will be surely irlt In prize.
Rand and dust have been iouml In our
crop this year in larger proportion than
tyer before; hence great reduction in
pfice hns been made for Il. No doubt
the very dry season hal considerable 10.
with their presence and has caused low
prices to lc acrcltcd for such, as sales
have been made at 2 10 2lc and Y
mor below the value ~ some grades of
clean cotton. II " said that Cleaners"
were exhibited at the Atlanta Exposition
that would cmedy this grievance, and, IL
Il b. trnc, their siopiion should be gen
~nl. In c~uGrlusiou, the planter should
he reminded thai uor . Ire should h.
given - Aaline, - a. 10 avoid mixing
ditfcrc~t qualities In the samo bale,
whrh u a sourre Of annoyance at mile
and iessas 10 exclamation against sellers.
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Bull" Onuscos,"

A. ]. C. c. r., No. 6590, and will stand
him ut my place q miles southeast of
Como ut $500 the season. Special terms
to persons sending more than n COW.
May o, 2m
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Dr. Wiri johnson, Secretary q
State bani Of Health, notiiies
ass'ola .aa' s"e s'',s - ma
KING aPIalA''0s 'f .oen. u,s'e'
The provisions ., r'c''"n u an
ae' 70 regulate the practice ~ med
iclne IN The s'a'e o. Mississippi
will expire on June 10Th, M
License will not be Issued on ar-
plicntions rccriycd after that date"
The time of nicotine a Tho u;.-
.l.;.s;nr; p,... conssn,,aa -.
'hsIp'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17

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It
Tfut IilHls eYhif ~ 'hlpisi
HfE isitm n fHlt
~ NJ fr sl|.i fhurh ~ ffHa
~ Size = HN mHlH
Anff "a Is u me stated NHhii
fills Il " i# ~ lUlli
wei e alHhf inm ~ 10 ~ az
laisuni m ihf easi
ne hnmtp u No.hala oaunit
Ne mislna ibrIf oWb mule
tnnieff,it silver iailan af, rIr
lenlsiiur ln Upmla ouniy
Two daifIa near smfl vile ship
~ rHuts II butter % week
Lose week q maslplou's ioih
VIZ. fmni in llulmo connly
Ne.lbia ounty justices " The
peacr are enforcing the yagtani
law
Our sliie library, w size and ~.
.ccllence, ranks fourth IN the Cni'
ted States
Tunica county has arranged to
work her convict. on leyccs, roads
and bridges.
Last month Nntchcz collected
sos IN privilege tax from twenty
siN drummcrs.
A Biloxi man has some tomatoes
weighing from u pound 20 pound
and n half, each
Enarts are being made by the
ladies of Brookhayen TO rebuild
the Methodist parsonage.
Edwards is 10 have a broom fac
tory. Ono man has eighty acres
IN broom corn and another fifty.
a few nights since a masked
mob broke into the Jail Of Kcmper
county and released two prisoners.
Carroll county taxes matrimonial
insurance agents $40 each, and the
town of Carrcllton taxes them So.
This State has 427,GS9 educable
childrcn-l75,25l white and 25l,-
l3S colorcd; colored majority 76,-
lS7.
Within the past year one firm in
Ko.eiusko has shipped nearly 1000
pounds of wool TO the Mississippi
Mills.
A Macon man owns a Plymouth
Rock pullct, Matched on Feb. 2Sth,
1882, which has been laying sever
al days.
A large panther, which has mp
pearcd near Enterprise several
times recently, is causing some OK
element.
Counterfeit gold five dollar pieces
and silver one dollar pieces art
troubling the people Of Ncshoba
county.
Bob Stewart (c), whose term o
fur years rs postmaster of Macor
lately expired, is shovcline dirt OF
n railroad.
On account Of feeble health, Maj
II. walpole, Of the Yazoo City Her
aid, is spending the summer on tn
Louisiana coast.
In Washington and Issaqucn
counties the cotton crop is tw
weeks in advance Of that of las
year, at the same time.
Forth, the Great English Rene
vaior," and an Irish woman playe
the dcad.bcat game at Ripley la
week. Pass EN- pund.
The Advertiser says there is
scarcity IL young men at Hand
boro, while young ladies are plcnt
ful and more continually coming.
Col ]. d. Stewart, Of Jacksoi
has a CIV that has given as mus
as twenty-five and a half quarts
one milking forty per cent. Of h
milk l. rich cream.
In Jackson all loose dogs a
\ killed il the owners fail 10 II
= taxes on them. This j. n good Ia
and every town in the State shou
enact a similar one.
ri n. A. Anderson, ono IL Wick
. burg's recently elected alderme
has been arrested, charged wi
buying, a. two dollars each, Il
!, votes for himself from eolorcd me
p A petition, asking that a Cou
!, Il Appeals BE- established at JAG
son, Is before the House of Repl
seniaiivr-. X. A. Hill, L. $. ID
triet Judge, i among the signcr'
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

FLOWERS IN MEXICO.-Mexico is
the greatest flower market nthe world.
All the year round the gardens bring
forth brilliant blossoms, the fragile,
beautiful children Of this tropical zone.
All historians who write Of the Mexi-
cans as Mexicans, speak Of their love of
flowers as one Of their principal char
acteristics. Nor is this trait dimin-
ished in the present generation. From
the days Of the cruel Conquest, all
through that merciless time, when the
Mexicans bore the heavy yoke under
their violent masters, the Spaniards,
they remained faithful to their love of
flowers the passion is innate.
During even the coldest days that are
known in this mild climate one may go
to market and find the simple Indians
seated on the sidewalks with their bas-
kets of flowers. 1 have seen them sit
ting thus closely together for whole
block, offering at almost ridicuously low
prices great punches of roses, hello
tropes, violets, geranium, heartease,
pinks, and, in short, almost numberless
varieties. For twenty-five cents one
may nearly always buy a large, elegant
ly arranged bouquet, composed of the
most exquisite flowers, the price Of
which, in New York, would vary ac-
cording to the season, from So, to S.
or $6. In the full flower season one
may often buy for six and a quarter
cents as many flowers as can be dis
posed Of in parlor Of ordinary size.-
Eg,
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17
THE TWO MEETINGS.
BY EUGENE FIELD.

All, twas a glorious autunn night,
Full fifteen years ago.
The moon and stars were shining bright,
Bathing the hills I'm mystic light.
When rObed in garb of snowy white,
My Ethel met me in the hall,
Responsive to my pleading call.
Now what did or what did she
The world shall never know;
Not cen the moon or stars could see;
Ofall the world most happy we,
Oh, twas an hour of ecsJacy;
We pledged our loves and lives and all,
When Ethel met me in the hall.
All, well-we met again last night,
CTwas rather taie trOw;)
Somehow didn't feel just right,
II m " have been little tight,)
When. clad in nightly robes OF white,
NV Ethel met me in the hall
Andbrlced me up against the wall.
Now, what did or what did she,
I'm not prepared to show;
1t may suffice to state that we
Had quite a little jubilee.
And may add ('twiX you and mel
II is with pain that recall
How Ethel met me i'll the hall.
Denver Tribune.
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

Elder Cannon, the Mormon delegate
to Congress, has been bereaved, in a
measure. One of his four wives has
died, and one-quarter of the elders
heart is shrouded in gloom, the other
three-fourths being about the same as
usual. How true it is that death comes
to us all sooner or later. Friend after
friend departs, who hath not lost a
quarter of beef, or quarter of wife !;
there is no union here of hearts that
hath not here tendency to slip it's grip
a little at time, until all four-quarters
have croaked and the poor Mormon
stands alone, like the last of the Mohi-
clans, without a solitary wife to his
back,-Peck'S Sun,
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

A single frame dwelling on fine
street in Haverhill, Mass, was the tin
derbox in which started the late con-
flagation that resulted in the destruction
of two and half millions of property.
Seventy-five manufacturing and other
places Of business and three banks were
destroyed.
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

A certain doctor of divinity has said
that every blade of grass is sermon,
and Cheyenne man wants to cut down
the expenses of his church by purchas-
ing a bale of hay instead of a pastor.
We refrain from making pun upon the
word pastor in order to leave this
paragraph open to our exehanges.-Bal
Nue
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

What makes mans heart glad is to
wake up on Sunday morning and find
drizzling rain falling-just enough to
prevent his wife from going to church
and to make the fishing Elmira
Telegram,
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

Mr.. William Hughes, of Baltimore,
recently married Miss Burroughs, of
Virginia. A remarkable coincidence
in his family is that he has three broth
ers who all have the same birthday,
each one of whom was married on his
twenty-sixth birthday to Miss Bur-
roughs, at the same church, by the
same clergyman, the three brides be-
coming twenty-one years old on that
daY.
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

1t takes mighty old man to know
more than the STRIPPING who swaggers
along with his hat on the side of his
head thinks he knows.-Old Hurry
graph.
Middletown transcript., 1882-03-17

When we asked our girl to marry us
she said she didn't mind-and we have
since found out that she DON'T Toledo
American.
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,,,.,.., r.ow y-cn About gHE sIAi. h01 X
w.auseros. December ls.m - no' tss ned
,e ~. ne ~ day one juror was op ,sn1ed
sS sr s1 arm were excused Of challenges
oss' l,s IN who owns two roe -ss snsr.
s o 49, s.sr.route nsiters but ~, s ppe~s.
/, had rcfrencc 70 the Ecs'.i'.g, , o,r per-
PAPER routes. lie was en'iieN
eppiorIls.
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HOLIDAY GOoDS.

Shows
BIC hfOlG.
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NEW foEK. December 1s-Many con-
hictlng statements were made in the lobby
oi The Windsor Hotel this morning. By
Messrs Miibank and Mitchell II is asserted
that - peace win reign from to-day. and il
i more than likely that The war viii ter-lni-
nate at our meeting President Porter j.
not sanguine, end the other railroad men
ere very re5iceuf. Certain X j. that Z crisis
: nearer n hand thnn vase expected. and
y looks this morning - II what President
hiodie said yesterday viii transpire--thsi
an understanding win be arrived AZ before
the committee adiourns. President Porter
bas no faith in the " Yandormf-purchase -
story, Ind says il itwere 20 b. would know
II. The Subcommittee went into session
At 1879 O'Clock this morning. President
Riddle, oI the Rock Island railroad. has
been added % The committee. President
Porter says tho terms Of settlement will be-
That =. Pau keep on. q The Omaha terri
tory.
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TOPEKA. kASsAs, December I2.-Tbe
nank al kin-ley, Kansas. wa robbed
saturday night q Sl2.oO0. C0unty-Trea-
surer 6. ". Crawford had hi Office in the
same building. and had access 70 the hank
M rooms. one report says The robbery
has been traced 10 Crawford by means q
bunch o. keys and glove which were
cropped 81 the door o. the vault. and bat
Crawford has acknowledged his guilt and
agreed 70 surrender the stolen money.
which be bad hidden somewhere outside
Of hinsley. 1his story j. supplemented
~ many Others. but il Is generally believed
THAT Crawford T. IN some WAY Implicated
10 the robbery. lie f. kept under guard 20
hi- residence iu Kinglev.
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England.

LoSDON. December T.. Posima-i.re
General IaWcstt bad another hemoTrla--
last evening. Anxiety is caused o. the
quniiFo Of bood discharged and the locaii-
r. from which Il came
= warrant ha- beer Issued ior the arrest
~ Nr. Nhal' ", member o. Parliament for
Peterborough. who failed 81 appear IN Gle
,wer 90 summons charging Lim with OBJ
tanning EiG from hotel proprietor 90
Pam gate by false prgence-.
The Pc A--ociatlon -av- II j. believed
Chat an arrangement oi the Cabinet wili he
almost Immediately announced. TIE Pat
Ngi Goze-.e put.i-br tle following pro-
minuty. J. j. understood tat Lord Der-
v wiz Do appointed Secretary u state for
India and LORD Harrington secretary ~
state for War.
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-.r. Deeer1her I2.-CuiinL su.a ana
~ oe1 l.i4-: uBlzna-- TO f-@pt-' ~
cans. 100. c0l. oii,iaie4 nei ss9iss bsI..
it-ltr -ltt an fs =. ~Iullleru lo4 4-lfl
20 s'' ,r .tdv: common % ia- e.'r 90
$50 rool e. choice extra. 800 INN, mn
Whesi-(ssh stock soa' ''saIS POM somsusl IN
important o..-.-' Is-: No red. l,tcert be-
I-a nee ~ 20. com unsettled and "a -,
lower VIII 49,. ~ not logs- closing depressed
tnoge1--e 1u--l.s. ru-raded. 5zA74Lc-f No =
Isar ' Yss5 ss za 81 sSs5n ssH AMER
of9brc- IN - Losing steady cash Weiie-
S@ -'e 49, m3sea unchanged; No; >, 43c.
Hop ds and more or s r P Pea ai on DI ar-
nr.n and iA45.s - unchanged and qnief refined
ssie terms 80 a,..-av and In moderais demand
ce;,1p- I'D. OIL $500 Eosin dsI, a s ;I
$50. Turpcntine dnl a19 e'.ss am ~ I'D s.yy
steady and YER an'e'' "''' ''''
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rnuco.

PMi-. December 12.-W iliam 0aIig-
mani. lat oi The wtlI-nowu family -
which belonged G1hguonrs NcssDnT. j.
dead
To funeral ol tLe 'atc Louis Blanc took
place to-day. The streets through which
.he c1rtqo passed. especially Due de H.
vch. wer. fined with GROVE s ~ people.
In ths procession we've nearly aI The Be-
publican dcVutlr, and senators. over @
hundred deputatione bearing dr4ped ia,
and vrcatDs. and large detacAment- Of in
fanfrv. The remains were inferred 10 tle
cemetery % pere Ia Chai>e.
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Grent Firc in Madrid.

MAnrm. December IA portion Of the
War Office has been burnt 60 the ground.
Twenty person were injured. one 81 Them
SERIOUSLY. The library and = part ~ The
archiYcs were destroyed. The hing wa
present during the fire. and assisted ID
sl,bfgiul the flames.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
ElcuN0TD December L. -.
OFFERINGS.
Tl-t --Wllu. COZ hl-ii-l-. Rec Dee
I.....I- pe--lrs. if-i. z-53- bushels
CUnN.-H lIte. l.-a- bushels 1ilAea-1 f'--.-
ei-.
NEAL-G6 bu-lei--
SALES REPOETfu To- sECEEIAhl.
vurtr-Whfc. lc1 hl-Lei. common o. '~A
rood rfsI.N5 tnsI.1z. tcl. LOIS hg-iti- o.i.-
r,n- d. very good Lancaster lt ! o. t-.l. 49,
f,.,.r.I. rlIxel d. prlsrse terls. l--ab rt-'iti
$50. ID ~ DO. I.3l- bushels falr o. frrt -i'-
Frl-z 10 I.n1 iu sl.Oe. 1888.
C-re. -I.li.t. l.3gs bushels good 81 pfine Ht !.
GO 9 Z 90 5fc. Ai2e-- p hi.7l.- f'---'
zoe. . .
nfr.r-.u bushels ol rrlhl.c terms.
C0TToS.-Ioue ii-ul i.rceills- a.. - -
,,l,.r--rf. 81 hale-. |uuialcn-; -4ia4.ll-'
l-t. low gIdailn2- sac.
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fETENBrRG. Va, December I2.-The
Inspectors n several warehouses IN this
city report ihe total salc- q loose tobacco
Tor the Iast TWO months 70 be 10000
pounds, and average selling price %; = %
500 yer hundred weight. Tho revenue
Tx on cigar, ior the same period amounts
ed io 20. 12o.-j. md on tobacco. elQG.-fs.fG.
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NFw YORK, December T. ~ e o,-,,,
;nr firm o. J. A. & ". il. e"ee. 49, 81.
- Ann and Nassau ssfeels. -
morning. and made seh.l -, Nur7,bv.
without preferences. 70 -; AI'n ~ sbort Of
q'Se Liabilities viii mol la-l -. -. are afolIt
81 oa or $4,000 and the 49,. e1ieeed "a
nan 'n - i@eifImste losses IN business Il
30 ou,' -, ~ (, lcast ffty cents on tle dollar
,.-;u he paid 20 the Creditors
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so en'eos o. has claim for compensation =.
representative ia Congress for ~, s,,:.': =.
- - Dis legal right in the premises Ma NJ
'seiieys claim Is that. as successor ., A.
tnith 70 MI tie Vacancy caused H., a.. -
Vt Death. he Il entitled 20 he rnid - :
s .s's,np,r 81 the House Of Represen;stix.s
rom the lib o. Nsy. lssa. the date ~ ~
ssnah Death, under the provision al -
V'oh 81 OF The Revised Statute.
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,c,iv. Confingrafion in hihs'


xrw YoEk. December l2.-i l..l 'q p Nv
- 'l;.,,~trh was received here from NM
M Iamaira. to-day: The bushes "a
80 Of kingston was burned '- .',.l ''.'.
~ ., - h siy million pounds siefllu-'
l =, are homeless. me "l- -, 80,
hl.l .'o ~. stores. banks. and supl,'lg7
W." Va -one Food supplies ar n t- y
---srfailc relief should he sent 70 y -
10, 49,. .ecrctarv Kingston ChAffs o'=''i-'
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purped 90 Death.

NV YORK, December = -, \ n,.. ir tn
.rosa Atlanta. GA, says: Las, ~, n' ,is, -
,ie y1. 81 singleton James on ane NJ 80 ,bs
s;oa near stockbridge, wa se .,,l a,,SIareu
round. Thomas knight ana w. 80, an' ling
,.er, burned TO death. hnis ~. ,sc,,rroS
- Ia fhe houee Mltn tne ~ 49,
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TELERApHlC NEWS
70 rur pssr,rcH ,Rox All. r,,>,>

Hssssnr'ea News and Gossip
81 Proceedings Yesterday Slew pro,-,,s. :,
fhe NfAr-hon'e Casc--a Drunken Fa.her
sns hss TIVE Children Burned 30 D.ath II.
s.corrsa-a Kansas Bank Robbed a, S1s.
oee-ba~tue.s fessien Of Kingston. Jumn,.
"a. ccssressd ~ FIRE; Hundred. Homeless
sne >anersnx Appeal Tor Chsr,,ah,.
40. Nr-
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-r,.-f..sfI ID ur .rn stock Lre.llrH lH-a Nr-
been ae..yl- and .u ine main e,r 90. and in' '-
r.n--.l.-lcs show afcIl-- Improvement D.
Nos 70 Sol to-day. 20 -lt Opening lnt n.r.-.
81. st-.-- d. -l llflur. f-1fl yesterday j s.r-
.-lre- .i . I-tl. ilt.e- - P.g l-. er-l- llt
rl.ria. continued strong lrslHr -ii- If-i -i ~
rH-i ~ vance r. o. ..- ".4-.- - -i..'
... l.."I... .F.-f. ca.f-.N N- f 80
.r-u .ii..aaa. lrhilsr lol-al. lla Nis-ou- IT,
.llr earl tie ..-r .Hr-- l..Hu-- -..e lif- --it
~. became strong. ODD .e- thr impression iai taf
morn rr. Iaru ral.rlaI troubles HNlIl II tHI '-ir4
alrl.- t.. .f'e~uH0r. -l- lef inft. N.ia .e
-I..aI .-r inla reactions ODD -l.rt-t lt-lff tir
ri.-e t.r rrF..r. ranging from e e. 2. .tl.-
u L NHIrU so.I rr On = I- AilHr .l-L e'it ti--'t
FL. ...-.. and common ui0u ftc-lc, = 0. lt-
Weiss Western lli' nd Al.sl.i.i l't' nr ..-- ~
.i. rlIr .rl movement. The market -tl-' i4 -
..r.i IRREGULAR. l. -H .lH-.al lht CD JAS 4ii..-
-.. .- rarlt.re-.I v tl tiD-f re &c. tc- i-f -n" ~
.r- r.ll.frf ~ DOB PaclAc Malls lu AllHn ana
T.r-e Ha-tf. s la ~. Paul preferred - ID g, n-
mons - ID o. MON Pae nc- D. ln Dc-arlr,. l.sf ~
,suua and Wes5 ~. and az lu -L- -eLll.i u.lff
az fne Ilr-tlr iufffT Western LLiHl. 7 i'-i',-i.-
-i4... sn.rrcufel 100000 share.
BALTIMORE
Htl1fuorE. December I2.-V-rglnia -. con-
srffllfel. ez.. rast-due cnupat-- o. nv
r.-su'.. 4s.. Nil Today.
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ATLANTA. GA, December - Ina, r' o5
. ~ 1cn,,stitutsoa reports tie kii,ns :,
70 1oh .nV a cushing al Thompson to-oas ,, ~
s s,nau II Iolry, ceiored. The negic escape''
arrest.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TrrsuAy. DerenifFf + Istz.
sArEs-FIrsT BoAEp.-1,00c Norfn Carolina
g. Al IOs4: 1000 Columbia AID Crc-.nvlsie
second 6-s az ia. 1000 Do ~ 85s. 10 shares
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad a. le-
sIcoxp BosHp.-l. 600 Richmond city G. .;
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