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the new combination have been going
around among vessel owners for two days
past chartering boats, and that by Monday
not less than 1000, 900 bushels of wheat
now in store here will be on the way East.
1t is predicted that by July there will
not be ], ,000, 900 bushels of old wheat in the
Chicago elevators. The scheme Is to dis
tribute the grain among the New England
millers, where twill go into consumption.
If this plan is carried out it will leave the
combination with nothing to do but to look
after the new No. 2 winter, which will
come in during the month of July. The
new rule making winter wheat regular,
which it is thought would prevent cor
ners, has had no such effect. Speculation
was more active to-day thsn it has been for
months. r...
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CHICAGO.
co.ditIs. .rAaair. .. Change.


CHICAGO. June 1.-THE market for spring
wheat was easier, trade continuing rather
limited, being confined almost entirely 70
settlement. Prices for near futures de-
cIined. closing at 1c below yesterday
close. Red winter wheat was unsettled,
subject to Sudden and rather severe auctu.
ations. Foreign sdyices dull Market
opened about as yesterdays figures. fuctn-
ated and closed seller July and August
at HaNc below yesterday. sales-3pTing
ranged at 81 3e@1 sslsc seller June; 81 oi9
10 AZ seller. ] July; 1@1H seller August: keg.
ular sold at I45s@iS5zc seller July; u we
1 os1[selier August Corn n-Narket unsettieo,
nr;ces IRREGULAR. speculative demand active
but liberal offering weakened and prices
which opened higher declined i@iXc.
Early the market rallied bat settled back
and closed lower than yesterday. Sales
6sH@6ehc seller June; GoS70zc ssilei
JuIy; 6o,s97e5zc seller August. In ost'
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LATE EXPLANATION
wnx Three Men Were Lynched.

of The three negroes, Vineyard Robinson
and King, at Lawrence, Kansas, early
Saturday morning, was because, from their
own confession and the testimony given at
the examination, it was conclusively
shown they were the murderers Of David
Bausman, whose dead body was found in
Kansas river ten days ago. Bausman had
lust arrived from Brookyille, Ohio, and in
tended to settle near Lawrence, where he
had two brothers. He had considerable
money, which fact the negroes, discovered,
and with the aid of negro girl, daughter
of Vineyard, enticed him down to the
river bank, where they crushed his skull
with hammer, and threw the body into
the river
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concessions were ssked on account Of lii.
ersl receipts and weak speculation No
sold at lc decline; futures wsre duh and
easy. Sales 49ss@50lSc seller June; A0
AHc seller July. The demand for pork
was active and ofiering fair; prices averaged
SC higher, but closed steady ut medium
figures; cash quiet at so 5OSeo 6eX; seller
June so 5000 IS; seller July $S7 SOC
81 so. The offerings Of lard were rather
free and the demand fair, prices about 2Hc
higher, closed steady. Sales $ll 37k@
IL 40 cash; So 50@42 50 seller July;
$I2 5o@i2 IS seller August.
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GOT THE DROP.
Fatal ARRAY Between Two Young Men
OfNieholasyilie, Kentucky.


NIcHoLAsvILLE, June 10.-This usually
quiet and Christian little city was startled
this afternoon by three sharp cracks of a
pistol. Soon it became known that Sydney
Baxter, formerly of Winchester, KY, had
been fatally shot by Eddie Hull. Both are
young men, we'll known throughout Cen.
tral Kentucky. Baxter for some time past
has been clerk at the Hotel Veranda, and
Hull is assisting his father, Rev. B. G..
Hull, who runs a carriage shop in connec-
ton with his ministry.
Three shots were fred, two taking effect,
the mortal one hitting Baxter in the right
epigastric region, penetrating the liver and
lungs. His attending physicians say it is
only question Of few hours when the
wounded man will climb the golden stairs.
Baxter, who is now sinking rapidly, sent
for Hull, kissed him three times and for
gave him. The cause of the difficulty was
some disrespectful remarks said to have
been made by Baxter concernipg. 2. most
Young lady re99ffddIIii Rtaf p8rs city Baxter
once killed a merchant in Winchester.
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sVNNGss


The 0stJsek Threagh shs Ceoo1gy.
New YoRx, June l0.-epscial tsls0sns
from leading trade centres 70 BfsdseDege
point to dull or quiet aafkets IN aimcee
al lines. Chicago hss suocumbe1 eftes ee-
joying considerable activity In the dSstei-
button OF merchandise for several weeks
past, and the movement Of dry go0de peo-
Visions, groceries and Other staples q thie
point kas fallen away. Minneapolis eu1
b. Psul eoutjnps the sxcepttoas N hak
they alone Of the larger dti1s fspon God
trade, with demand at Hmss n exoo0 u
capacity 70 meet it.
Fhs xesibsr In The west and soutA -
on the whole improved. thesgh fsco yn.
ous points In the cottce belt 00e
continue 70 como complaints - go
tinued cold wet weather. In The gr1tn -
gions, while reports - u wbe0 ese my
satisfactory, In referspee % esgn they ~
of The rsyaGes of the vet spgtng ~ ~ -
lsys which replantipg has osusod. Indiane
crop reports POINT 70 an unssusIIy hsesy
There were 80 failures duving tha ~
week, m inerease OF % over the preceding
week and ~ more than dusfng - cesye.
spending vesh Lest ysas, Thls stAe legDet
number Tor my one vesk sipcs nssS IL
In the principal tssdss tSs feilnsss wsee -
follows: Gsnenl tfAdsn, -; Uee0n, -
hardware, 10; manufsctussn. 3: oete1e6
7; liquofl, Z; drugs, q; fsoey eoe1st ,; 80.
4: dry eoods, 3; fUSnituee, >. - Z;
millinery, =; produss ~ DeeTheeA -
buteheri. 2, teI
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WHEEIING W. va MONDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1882. 81.

has aleo fallen off to very great extent,
and meny operators care little now whether
they run their works or not. Many of the
river mines are also now closed. The
miners are preparing to 60 into camp.
At McDonald's Station
Tents Hill be erected for all who wish to
camp and 1t is expected that within a
week 90 or 600 miners will be encamped
at that place. 1t is feared that this will
result In serious trouble, as the site of the
camp is in the immediate neighborhood of
Of the mines at, which the "black sheep"
are employed. A little whisky might start
q serious riot at any time. The operators
still remain firm in declaring they will not
pay more than three and one-half cents,
and the miners are as positive in declaring
they will accept nothing less than four
cents. The operators have decidedly the
advantage of the struggle at the present
stage md are gradually filling their mines
with non-union laborers. The miners are
gradually growing restless under the pros
oect of defeat, and it will take wise counsel
to prevent serious trouble. BRIAN.
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Another Account.

DDtcIH DESpuIcN % UEe 1teyt'1eT'
MARrINsBURG, June 11.-No. passenger
train, due at Martinsburg at 1925 A. NJ.
from Baltimore, left the north track about
three miles east of this city, on Saturday
night, including the engine, freight and
baggage car and four coaches, containing
numerous passengers, among the number
a company of regular soldiers. The engine
was much damaged and some of the coaches
completely demolished, but strange to say
with the exception of the engineer and one
of the soldiers. the passengers escaped un-
hast. A defective rail is snnnnSed tn have
caused the accident. The Company's loss
is heavy.
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AHoLD SCHEME cN the MARKET.
Tw o Dollars n Bushel Talked OF as the
Price of July Deliveries.

CHICAGO, June lO.-It is said that the
wheat syndicate has been reinforced by P.
D. Armour, of Chicago, and one or two
Milwaukee capitalists, and that the largest
deal ever attempted in this country will
soon be under way. The market on regu-
lar No. for July has been oversold during
the last few days not less than 20,0Os,oOo
bushels, and members of the clique talk
about making The shorts sStle at 81 q
brsheL IL is reported that the agents OF
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The standard Coal and on Syndicate.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1l.-Parties interested
in the Standard Coal and Oil Company are
on tour of inspection Of the coal and iron
lands, furnaces, and other interests OF the
Hooking Valley They visited great
number of places, and are trying to COM
bine the mining interests of the State, to.
gether with the furnaces, railroads, and
other interests connected Herewith. The
only trouble experienced in effeeting this
combination is with the Hooking Valley
Railroad, and if no compromise is effected
with it, the Standard Company will build
railroad of its own from this city to the
coal fields. This once settled, all other
questions are out of the way, as terms can
be had on all in the valley. The whole
party leaves for New York, on Monday,
when arrangements viii be perfected for
the sbegfnhfng Of operations in che name~of
the Standard
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Those Rank Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, June I0.-A special from
Brookfield says: special train, with the
bank robbers, in charge of Marshal NC
Arthur and fifty men, arrived here at so
this morning. A great crowd received
them, but there was no tronble. The
prisoners were identified, three as Frank,
Albert and Fred Mason, three brothers for.
merly of this county. The otoer is eyi'
IDENTIFY new conner. Frank is tail, DARK
and brawny; Fred is shorter, ana tair ano
rough looking cases. Frank Mason's wife
has gone this morning, under an escort, TO
recover bsg of gold-about 81 400.
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Balloon Voyage.

LONDON, June 10.-A balloon containing
Sir Claude DeCrespigny and SimmOnds,
aronant, assembled from Maldon, today,
the occupants intending to cross the chan
mel. Immediately after the balloon was re-
leased, the car struck a house and Sir
Claude DeCrespigny fell of and broke his
leg. Simmonds proceeded alone. A dis.
patch from Calais states the balloon was
sighted from there this afternoon, pro-
ceeding in southerly direction.
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The Coal Situafien.

The situation in the Pan Handle coal re-
gion grows more serious. There are now
six OF the twenty-one mines working with
"black sheep" Most OF those who have
taken the places of the striking miners are
colored men, but a number of white men
are also at work. Some of the coal com.
panies have stationed agents at the railroad
depots who have seized upon all the immi-
grants who come in, and wherever they can
secure miner, or can induce some one who
knows nothing about the work 20 try il,
he is sent ont To the mines. In this
way quite a number have been secured
Since the mills have shut down the demand
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The watkins Case.
60, n;.,,o,oh N ,bs ReoiSte,

SpeclW DtSpulcH % H1e IeV'S1e''
ToLEDe, o., June 1.-Saturday' session
of the Court in the Watkins trial resulted
in reaching the end OF the side issue on
Police Court evidence, the Court ruling
that the testimony should be admitted,
and that his confessions were improperly
obtained. The only point of interest was
the State recalling Watkins, and brought
out the fact that the attorneys for Fergu-
son had offered Jennie Worthington money
TO leave town so she could not testify. Jen-
ME is the woman to whom Watkins con-
fessed. Tomorrow the trial vii! be re-
sumed, and probably will end this week.
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Prize Yirhf Interruptetl.

New YORK, June 10.-James Murray and
BENJAMIN Green, representing the pugilis.
tic element of Providence, came here. last
evening, and went to Coney Island for the
purpose Of fighting prize fight, for $500
side and the lightweight championship, oil
Rhode Island. The battle commenced TINS
after figbtipe three rounds. the police APP
peared and took Murray and his second
into custody. The others scampered OF at
a gait hitherto unequalled by man or beast.
When asked why they came all the way
from Providence to fight, one OF the roughs
said: There hain't room enough IN the
whole State of Rhode Island TO pitch o
twenty-four foot ring.
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Busine<s Falure.

JEFFERsoNyuLE, I'm, June 1l.-w. H.
Lawrence, who has been doing business in
hardware for years, closed up his establish
Naughton, for the benefit of his creditors.
II is said that the liabilities of the concern
sre about S14,00 most OF which is an old
debt which Lawrence had been struggling
under for years. The eassets are about S.. 900
Upon a greater part of his paper Lawrence
had been paying heavy interest for years
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RaEa Robbery.

CHICAGO, June 1o.-Lsfayette, Ind,
special says: The safe of Henry Smith, at
Rossville, was burglarized last night, the
robbers securing Eve thousand in notes
and papers and three hundred IN cash.
They afterwards drove to Lafayette win
a stolen horse and buggy. No arrests.
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Fatal shooting.

Council BLUFFS, IA, June l0.-A singu-
lar shooting scrspe occurred at the Union
Pacific depot last evening, in which an
emigrant named vanmason shot. s. Stiles,
nie6twatchman of the emigrant house, the
bali passing through the body and intiic..-
ing fatal wound. Stiles struck ",anma.
son over the head first With an iron rod.
infiicting frightful wour.d. The shooting
is supposed 10 have been in self defense. :
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Au0iher Suicide.

CHTcIdo, june l0.-This afternoon an uri.
knewn young man entered the gun store OF
Coolly; examined the stock, bought re-
v0ivef, had 1t loaded, and while the clerks
back was turned, shot himself in the head
and died instantly.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Vote In MonoQgalia>
Speciaf DfspdfcA to khe Rcoisfer.

cpo'os DsSfN'se" '" S'e heysss"s
MoRGASTowN, June ll.-Great interest
was manifested here yesterday in the vote
on the proposition to subscribe $l50,0Oo to
the capital stock Of the West Virginia &
Pittsburg Railroad BY this county. The
vote at this place was unusually large, and
stood $50 for to Is against. The official re.
turns so far give indications that the sub.
scription is carried, but the returns from
Clay District, which is remote from the
line Of the road, are awaited with much
anxiety lest they defeat it All the esti-
mates made by parties familiar with the
voting places of the county give the sub.
scription q majority ranging from ten TO
forty above the requisite three-fifths.
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MExroo, June l1.-Gsntamsls oden 70
Withdraw his claim to Chispas and bscon'
usco. on condition Of 0 besvy indemnity:
The object of Berrias' visit TO the United
Staies i Understood 10 be 70 secure ths
pressure OF the American 6overnmsnt On
The five Central American republics 70 en-
ter into a confederscy and elect befrie
President. The compensation Tor this
pressure is the offer of annexation % ne
United States OF the greater part Of ouaf.r
ma!a. Mexicans are confident the Amen.
can Government wiilnot interfere In tns
MEXICO Guaismala question.
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Mr' Parnelrs leadership is again ree-
= s"iled by the Irish parliamentary par
y lhe doubts and disseusioss have
w u removed. and Ireland's chosen
~ -uss are once more in record 1t
,,o IUulG be a sorry day for the Irish peo-
:. :. " Shen they threw over Charles Stew
rnellin favor of any man. He is
natural chief of the present move
~ ant Its best and safest director, and
~ sonndest expOunder Of Its prinei-
t's% ES 10 him the Irishmen Of America
T, IL 'or the proper guidance of the
sue through albthe troubles of a new
,,' ,e't'on act, as well as for the resIiza.
y at the proper,time, of the higher
P'rations Of the race. Aud they will
>'a'nh him toathe end.
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Continued or Fag.l pOsc.l
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Clubbed to Denfh.

INDIANAPOLIS, June IA colored man
named Harvey was struck with a club by
another colored man named Swannegan,
last night and has been unconscious since
the occurrence. He will probably die.
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At Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, June 10.-The conference
had to-day between the officials OF the
North Chicago Rolling Mill Company and
the Bayview men bore little fruit. Vice
President Bullock had not returned from
Pittsburg, so that it would have been diff
cult to make any definite agreement. j. G.
Parkes was present from Chicago. Messrs.
Hinton and W. B. Parkes of the Milwaukee
staff of the company were also on hand.
Deputations from Lodge No. l (the pud.
dlers( and from Lodge No. 3 (the Merchant
mill mem were also on hand. The rail-
mill men of lodge No. 2 were not repre-
sented, taking the position that those
Joining in the strike, they would not by
being present at the conference, assume
that they had any difference to settle with
the company. Elaborate addresses were
made on both sides. The officials stated
their position, and the workmen frankly
stated what they deemed fair for both
sides. Concessions are certainly to be
made, unless prevented by the Pittsburg
authorities. The men are nearly all anxious
to resume work, and the usmost good feel
W. prevails all around. Another confer
enee enc will be ned ned next week; by which
time the men will know to what extent
tbe Amalgamated Association will endorse
the expecied compromise. The BayyleN
lodges will hold general meeting to'mor
row.
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NEvEs be without bottle Of that pure,
mild, compound, PERUNA; take it with first
symptom.
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En4lamd.

LONDON, June LA Democratic meeting
was held in Hyde Park, this afternoon, TO
protest against the repression bill. Thirty
thousand persons were present. Several
English and Irish members OF Parliament
attended. Joseph Cowen, radical member
of Parliament, vigorously denounced cosS'
cion,
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AZ Parkershure.

PxRKERsBuRe, June 1.-The election On
the question of subscribing $4,000 to the
w. P. & C. Railroad Company, passed of
quietly. with the following result:
For ption-............ ...-.......,.. SIS
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The new Republican State Central
r,mmittee OfOhio will meet at Colum'
~ On the 9Sd inst. to organize for
II. eampaign.
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knSSia is now to regulate its liquor
uainc as follows: There is to be only
one liquor shop in a village, and where
TWO or three villages are almost eontig-
oOus the one shop must suffice for their
"mOined inhabitants. The publican
must be native of the village, must be
IppOlnted ! and paid for by the Common
rOunel' and must sell food as we'll as
s4uor' hhe allows any person to get
y I'4nS he d liable not only to dismissal
n ~ 10 me and Imprisonment. II any
:, .,'SS'an village is reported to the au-
,uO'''leS !, to be addicted to drunkenness
=. .'e Sa'e G liquor may be interdieted for
ssy.
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n, Dahl Register 'si1 Be mailed to
-Je,, o,,t Of torn for sirty.fre cents
r.. month. address changed as often
:, desired.
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The Democratic State Committee
: ohio saturday agreed upon Thurs
,.r July 70, as the time for their State
Convention.
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. Nest Remarkable Feat

was accomplished at the Edgar Thompson
Furnace D." at Braddock, week before last.
Their output for the week ending May %
being far in excess of the record of any fur
nsce in this or any other eoun try. Furn-
ace ''D'' is so by 20 feet, and is fitted with
the most approved Innings and all modern
improvements. The average output for the
entire week was 25S,5l tons (of 2,99
pounds each) per day. The daily record
was as follows:
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Dr Glynn's cucumber receipt: Peel
,..eucumber with great care, then cut
!, INTO very thin slices, put on pepper
a salt al discretion, and then-throw
n sway
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Tie gold exports from New York
S1ce April have been about $1,000
40 the greater portion of which will be
nd in Italy in resuming specie pay
r.rts. 1t is believed that the contract
; have about Sl0,OOO,OOOto furnish the
.r,Esn government.
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The crop of eounterfeiters recently
,,,rested in the West Is large and
ratiying.
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Posrlass. Juss nh syesp Rspsb
Glorr ~Iii bsvs not - g. aDois o
st.is ths l,5ees nsleiiE sy.e evsa.a
have about 100 lssl n Repoeeje1ns hege
the LegislatuFs ~ esstetD 1a5eHey - ~
which msy b iDcseAssd y ~
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General Newton will give Hell Gate
,7otber hoist this summer, using dyna-
Ti,e enough to eruWble eleven acres of
he Obstructing rocks. 1t has cost 81
rsOOO to get thus far in the work, and
~, years more viii be necessary to
complete it.
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SHOULD you be sufferer from dyspepsia,
;raiyes.ioy,. malaria, or weakness. you en-
Le cured by Browns Iron EittefA
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The quickest time on record in a di-
vorce suit was made Saturday at Fort
Wayne. A wealthy farmer, named J.
E.Gilbert, drove to town with his wife,
and she handed in an application for
freedom on the ground of cruelty. The
couple then agreed'tha the wife should
have $1,000 in cash, new false teeth
every three years, half the furniture,
fruit, and milk, and twO-thirds of the
children. Both appeared in court, and
The divorce was at once granted.
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thomas jefferson ought to have had
~ Internal machine planted with his,
mains. Then those cheeky Wash
atom resurreetioniSts would not fight
=, nr their removal. -
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Since his last sermon, entitled Life
. Heaven Portrayed" Talmage has
zen called every hard name in the cat
,IOgue, the mildest of which are "eleri-
al mOuntebank" and religious crank"
He has given Bob Ingersoll some weap-
cas which the doughty Colonel will un-
tggNedly Use.
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hthe last twenty years Congress has
gwen away 296, 600, 900 acres of the pub
he domain to private corporations. This
hnta very faithful guardianship by the
party in power, but fortunes had to be
made for individuals. The railroad
hngS have made their pile, while the
lronter settler pays a dollar and a quar-
Ter an acre and isn't assured protection
Dy the Government from savages. This
some Of the most beautiful poor mems
governments on the face. of the globe.
Any Congressman will tell you so.
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A Kansas paper says: 1t is assonish-
n, how the cattle are regaining flesh
bis sVring. Some of the oldest stock
rsn in the country inform Us that they
ever saw cattle grow fat so rapidly as
tey have this season, and beef will be
the market remarkably early.
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The Empress of Russia has secured to
Nine Modjeska's husband, Count
p,,,pia. the restoration of his estates in
pJ,pd and an amnesty for his revolu-
bOEy offenses. at-s 4