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RCCIIUPAIBA.

Z
New, quick, complete cure days
nrinarv affections, smarting, frequen
or difficult urination, kidney diseas
Is. 81 at druggists. Prepaid hv ex
press, 1926, 6 for S.. f. S. WILLS
Jersey City, N, j.
The cost Of operating the B. & G.
V. R. R., which extends from Edge
mont to Shirp.nsburg, a distance Of
thirty.four miles, during the past IFS
cal year, was $364,48l,l9. The mel
earnings we're $l75,657.47.
There will be strenuous effort
made by some members of this con
gres, to secure the passage of Ma
tional Bankrupt Bill. It is not
thought however that there will be
time or opportunity this session.
That bowling farce, the Salvation
Army, is performing its ludicrous and
brazen part in Baltimore city. The
following is list Of some of tho titled
ones Of that corps Of the Army; the
Hallelujah Scotchman, Salvation
Messenger, Glory Milt, Happy Folly
Halleluiah Kitty and Singing Emma
A contract was made with Chicago
parties to kill 10000 sheep in Monta,
ma during November. The carcasse'
are to be hung up until January oil
February, and then shipped to the
New York market. The altitude o
this Territory is about 1000 feet above
the sea level, air pure and dry. Thu
experiment has been successfully triec
on a small scale, and will lead to larg1
shipments.
x*"Troubles often cone from
whence we least expect them" Ye
we may often prevent or counterac
them by prompt and intelligent &C
ton. Thousands of persons are con
stant1y troubled with combination
of diseases. Diseased kidneys an
costive bowels are their tormentorI
They should know that Kidney Wor
acts on these organs at the same time
causing them to throw off the poison
that have clogged them, and so renew
ing the whole system.
The results Of all the disasters j
the scope Of the life saving servic
during the past fiscal year are give
in the General Superintendents ar
aual report as follows:
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Sales tOCOmc Of

Mr.. John Hahn, MORTGAGE, will sell the
valuable little property now in the posses
sion of Mr.. George Freshman, one mile
south Of town on Saturday Dec, 23d.
DR.. George NJ. Zimmerman will sell as
Trustee the farm of which tho late Andrew
CaufIman died seized and possessed on Sat.
urday December card.
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CORNER TltE SQUARE

of the town and is within five or six hun
dred wards ofthc Depot on the Western
Md railroad. which makes it good
LOCATION FOR BUSlN ESS.
Any person desiring any Information an'
desiring to purchase will please call upon
either of the undersigned.
TERMS of SALE As PRESCRIBED ny THE
COURT: Onclhirl cash on The day "l
sale, or on the ratification of the same by
the Orphans Court: the lmlanc" in two
equal annual payments, bearing interest
from day Of sale, with security /" ne APP
proved by the Executors; or all c.'Hh at the
option Of the purchaser. Wien i've whole
amount of the purchase money is paid, the
undcrsgncdwill executes good and sui'i-
cient deed; the purchaser 10 he at all tx,
pense for ronveyancing Possession given
on the first day IF April, 1873.
Eliza C'uusc EXerutriA.
J. \. Gtrnaud
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE!
OF REAL ESTATE

BY Virtue of a Power of Sale contained
in Mnrgag. from George Freshman to
John Hahn, the undersigned will sell at
Public Sale on the premises, on
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LARGE ORCHARD


of variety of different fruit; all necessary
outbuildings and water near the door
This property is situated about one and
one half miles from Mechanicstown, on the
Pike leading to Catoctin Furnace, adjoin-
ing the lands Of John b kunkel and 9th
ers 1t is = desirable property and will bt
sold in the whole or divided, to suit pur-
chusers.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.thir Cash on
dav of Sale or ratification Thereof by the
Court, the remainder in two equal annual
payments. bearing interest from day OF
Sale. When the entire purchase money IS
paid good and sufficient deed viii he cX-
ecutel. The purchaser to be al all ex-
pense of couveyancing.
JOHN HAHN, Mortgage.
Nov. 80 Is.
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hngJ Ebs1HG BA E4E =!
or REAL ESTATE.

Rx Virtue az 4 Decree Of tive Circni'
Court for Frederick County, sitting nv ,
Court Of Equity. the Undersigned rs lrus
tee, " i'll sell at Public Sale; nj Gilbert's lIo
TEL in hlcclnnicst"wn on
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SATURDAY DECEMBER q, 1882
Sale to Commence at | O'Clock P. n

MI that Valuable Farm Of which Andrew
CoHmnn late of Frederick County, died
seized and possessed, situated in Mrchan-
icslown district about four miles north
west Of Mcchanicstown. within one. half
mile of the line OF the Western Md Rail
road abou, one halt mile from SlahIown
station and Two miles from Lanlz station.
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State of Maryland, Fredeairk County crit.
hereby certify that Abraham Toms re-
siding about two miles south fFoXvlle on
the road leading to Woltsvilc brought be
fore me, the subscriber, Justice Of the
Peace in aud for said State and County, "a
an esirav upon his enclosures from about
first Of August last a red Bull with white
face about eighteen months old with an
under bit on the lower part of the left ear.
Given under my hand and seal this 2nd
day of December 1882.
FRED'K WHITE, ]. p.
The owner Of the above Bull is request.
ed to come forward prove Property, pay
charges and take hum away,
Dec. TT Abraham Toms
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Gatortin CLARION
CAas. {. CasseII, A. N.
Editor and Publisher.
Th1rsiay,Dec. IA, 1882.
General New 8.

Hanl.n and Kennedy will row iot
$4,000 side.
Dipthe-ia of the most malignant
type is prevalent in Hartford county
Anthony Trollope, a noted Eng
li.h writer of fiction, died last week.
Louis Blanc, the great and thorough!
" consistent French communist IS
dead.
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Remover. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weak
ness of the generative functions. 81.
at druggists. Prepaid by express,
1925, 6 for IS. E. S. WELLS, Jer-
sey city, N. j.
There was a $25.0o0.o00 FIRE in
London last week, the largest in this
century.
The man who arrests the murder
er of Mr. Russell at Relsterstowp will
receive $1,000.
The price of the Baltimore Day
has been reduced to one cent per
copy, IS a year.
John P. G. Smith, prisoner at
Sing Sing, has been identified as the
notorious Paw! Schoepps.
Rough Oh Rats.
The thing desired found at Iast,
Ask your Druggists for Rough on
Rats" 1t clears out rats, mice,
reaches, flies, bed bugs. l5c. boxes
Arab Pasha has been condemned
TO death for rebellion and had his
sentence commuted to Punishment to
Ceylon for life.
Political assessments are receiving
considerable attention by this con
presp notably by those members who
have not been reelected to the ext
congress.
There is and has been for several
weeks, vicious railroad war going
on, out in the great North west.
Rates have been cut to pieces and the
companies engaged in the war seem
to be very determined.
Gambetta, the great republican lead
er of France, shot himself accidentally
in the hand several weeks ago. But
little attention was paid to it until
recently and now we learn that 1t Is
threatening his life.
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IN A('Ek KS

of land. diviocd into five fields or lots, all
living on the Public Road lending from
Gruceham to Creegerstown, adjoining the
first named Mace all being well fenced and
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Saturday Dec. %, 1882.
ATlO'CLOCK, II. vi.
The following property containing
NINE ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, with
TWO HOUSES

thereon of good aud comfortable siz" and
finish. The property is finely improved
with a
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HIGHLY IMPROVED.

The imprOI cmtnts cOhalSt OF
LARGE, WRECK Hess AZ,
with Brick Back Building and snhs'an'i-
ally built with n store house attached with
n large dry cellar under 'hewhole building,
II well OF excellent water near the kitchen
door. n large stable hog pen and other ont
buildings, frui, of different kinds consist
ing of apples, pears. peaches and grapes
This property is conveniently located on
a., Fact
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Peabody Hotel.

Corner Madison and Second Streets.
RATES-S2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
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PUNCH.
PUNCH.
HUB PUNCH.
This Refreshing Beverage is Put Up in
One-Dozen Cases, all Ready
for Use.

A few reasons why " Hub Punch - has had
is now having, aud will continue to have a large
sale: Nothing but the best of liquors are Used in
its composition; none but the highest grades of
lemons and lines used, and No, graduated
sugar 1t is ready for at all times, viii keep
any climate, and for excursions, lunch, dinner or
evening parties it is an essential companion.
Park & Tilford, Acker, Merrall & Condit, and all
grocers sell it.
See that you get the genuine Nth the facsimile
"cHESTER H. GR4 VES& sons the eapsal
oueT the cork of each bottle.
The Hub Punch'' is sold by all leading
fanny grocers and wine merchants.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
b. sEMME5 q CO.. Memphis. Tenn
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coed only through deceit. There is no room
for deceit in these mutual associations,
which it is said newspaper men never will
be able to get through them" Everything
is open and sbove-heard; and any man caPa-
HE Of earning SI5 knows that az IS cannot
be paid with 81, his only hope OF a return OF
his principal and of securing premium de-
ponds on four, five or SIX other members
getting nothing. He calculates on the good
fortune Of not being one Of the unlueky
four, five or Elk, ami if ne lose neither de-
serves nor expects sympathy. 1t Is the the
ory of "fIst come, lirft served" and devil
take the hindmost." He has been SIMPLY
beaten At mis- own game This is all.
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TERRY, Miss, September Sin the New
Orleans Tines Democrat of the 9th instant, is
an sr,icle copied from the New York World,
beaded mississippi Republicans" find a
prediction that Hill will be elected, and q
statement that the influence of Senator La
mar is thrown against Bsrksdale, etc The
Democracy of Mississippi would like to
know if this is true-csn you give any in
formation on the subject? ]. L. HALBERT.
REPLY.
We are not authorized to contradict The
statement, but we entirely discredit 1t. No
doubt the senalor vail speak for himself
Jackson Clarion
Ia our opinion every Democrat in Missis-
sippi should feel fully authorized to contra
dict such statement. The Legislature that
elected Lamar TO the United States Senate,
and the paper of which Barksdale is editor,
TO be State printer, was fully conscious that
it was honorIDg men who would not allow
their personal relations to stfect their oblIga-
tions TO their party and their people. Ii We
know the senator, he will not speak Tor
himselfn in response to an anonymous iu-
siuuation that is as ridiculous a. 1t Ia INSULT
ing. He rests secure against aspersions or
suspicion in the hearts of millions OF his
countrvmen, and is not required to furnish
disclaimer or denial whenever nameless
scribbler launches a venomous charge or sug-
gesis degrading possibility.-A6eTdeen En-
dminer.
We trust that ihs standard Of Democracy
will be preserved as established BY MIR.
Lamar, and that no one will forsake the
party colors until he sounds the signal for
disbanding.-NeU Mssissiepian.
The Clarion is not in the least justified in
using the expression that Senator Lamar
win no doubt speak for himself" in answer
TO such an accusstion- Some of his best
friends, this Journal among the number, Ia
vored Rarksdale's nomination in preference
TO that of Hooker, aud there is not the
slightest cause for Lamar TO speak for HIM
self in such q connection.-H icksbEr9 Hzald.
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MEs. NJ. L. MEAcHAM has returned to the
city.
NE. w. L. YOUNG has returned from
Maysville, KY.
Miss ANNIE MEACHAM has returned from
her delightful summer trip.
Col. II. A. MONTGOMERY has left for
Louisville. He will take in some of the
races.
Ex-Gov. JOHN ID. PORTER passed through
the city yesterday on his way home from a
business trip to Little Rock and other points
in Arkansas.
The Rev. L. C. Caldwell will reach the
city to-day, and preach in the Lauderdsle
street Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. A. Y. STEVENS, the travelling passen-
ger agent of the Nashville, Chattanooga and
ST. Louis railway, arrived in the city yester-
day from trip over his line.
In our notice OF the officers and employees
OF the Theater yesterday the types made US
say that Robert Tenny" was treasurer. The
name was written, and should have APP
peared, Robert Young" There is no ac-
counting for what runs in the printers head
sometimes.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
F. ouIe1EY,s marble yard, 49, Main.

F. QUIeLEY's marble yard, 49, Main.
FoR fine boots and shoes go to Voegeli
& Co.
SEND your orders for plumbing 70 ]. A.
Baiey's, 295 Second street
Go 10 the Memphis Market for fine meats
Just two doors north of the postofice.
HIGHEST prices for hides paid at the
Chelsea Tannery OF G. Buckhalter & Son.
GOLD RINGS, medals, ETC., made to order
BY J. N. Milford & Co., jewellers, 1888 Mair.
FURNITURE sold on weekly and monthly
payments at E. Brandt q Co.'S, 1875 Main,
corner Washington.
WHEN purchasing eyeglasses. you should
bear in mind that the "Celluloid Eye
Glasses" are the best In the market. For
sale by all leading jewellers and opticians.
I. H. RICE & Co, General Insurance
Agents, 298 Main street. In addition to city
business, we solicit and place in good compa-
mics country risks, including ginhouses and
contents; ALEC inland and marine risks.
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AUCTION SALES.
Personal
LOST.

+ IIsTERNs BUILT. REPAIRED AND WAR
- ranted. or no charge; - x..,-o,, ,,~aa4
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THE CONTRACTS
Recommended by the River Committee
10 the secretary of war.

The Board of Engineers yesterday re-
ceived new bids for some Of the work previ-
ously advertised, and LAST evening recon-
mended to the Chief of Engineers at Wash
ineton that contracts for levee work be
awarded to G: A Never, \; W. Irisn, 7; -
lap,P ]. Kennedy, p G. Meath, james
Madden, Hugh Carlisle, Luke Madden, J. B
Reid, Strange & Co., Clay & Miller, Fruin q
Co, Scott & Lamb, McGavock & Tate, J. w.
Eldridge. Total amount, 4,636, 200 cubic
yards. Total cost, 81, 1884 The average
cost of repairing the levees under Inc ABOVE
recon- mepdations is 25.l3 cents per cubic
yard for the Mississippi eide or east bank,
and 24.53 cents per cubic yard Tor the Lou
isisns or west bank of the river. The Chiei
of Engineers will perhaps reply to-day, and
il the recommendations are Endorsed, the
contracts will be given OUT and work will be
commenced by the 10Th or 18th OF October
n farthest
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INSO kANCE.
NOTICE.

TIME FIRM OF MURPHY & MU RPHY is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. B. f. Muir
phy retiring. ]. ] Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities and will ntnue the General Insurance
business under the firm name at No. Madison
street.
MEMPHIS. September 10. 1882.
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LEI Inhe Alert.

These decisions in Little Rock, and the
opinion of a noted attorney OF this city, are
decidedly adverse TO The attorney-generaPs
opinion. The APPEAL does not like to see
20 much delay in these natter. The prose-
cutiug-attorney Of Shelby county could have
posted himself in an hour on the whole
matter. There are great many swindlers
in town, and the APPEAL does not like to see
them escape.
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shne Eactaries shulring Down.

BIDDEFoRD, Me, September 29.-The
shoe manufacturers of this city and Saco
held meeting last night to consider what
action to take with regard 10 the present
strikes in their factories. 1t was decided
that they could not maintain the present adj
vanced wages, and this morning s. NeTcomb
discharged his cutters, and as soon as the
work can be cleared up the factories will
close This morning L. III. Day started for
Massachusetts 10 engage factory. s. Wee
ger & Co., of Saco, received letter from
Portsmouth,, N. H., this morning Offering
them factory for ten years Tree OF taxes
wages are not advanced, and he will close
his factory with the others. He discharged
his cutters at noon to-day.
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STRAYED.

RED WATCH SEAL OR CHARM-Wiiin1 cue
y link of Watch Chain attached. A l1pera
rev ard will be paid the return OF same 10 NJ
COL EMAN, y Madison street
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THE QUESTION OF LEGALITY.


The attoruey-general was instructed by
Judge Horrigan, September 18th, 10 look
into the matrimonial associations. More
than & week has passed and that officer has
not been heard from officially. He has de-
clsred several times, in print and out OF 1t,
that the charters were legal. Yesterday
gentleman who had consulted with the at
toruey-general about getting his money
from one of the as ociations, told an APPEAL
reporter that the lawyer had said the char
ters were legal, but the associations were
! swindles. Upon this point the APPEAL has
a word 10 say.
If combination of men were TO obtain
charter for literary association, would
they have legal charter If they ran
Jockey club? Could their charters be con-
sidered legal? The APPEAL suggests hum
bly that unless a corporation acts under lis
charter, that it has no legal title to a charter
! Suppose that several women of easy virtue,
or several men representing them, applied
for charter TO promote benevoleDce and
charity. Suppose the charter was wordei
in strict accordance with the law. Suppose
it stated that the object was benevolent and
charitable, could it be regarded IS having a
legal charter il The women plled the bust
ness of house of ill.fame? The APPEAL
fancies not But the APPEAL is not welded
to It's own opinions Day bsfore yesterday a
reporter was dispatched TO leading lawyer
| of this CITY 10 solicit his opinion on this
| question. He very kindly reviewed the law
aud then went TO the registers office and ex-
amined the charters. The following is his
written opinion on the subject, and il any
| LAWYER in Memphis can meet the reasoning
| in the following opinion the columns OF the
APPEAL, are open TO him:
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Tickets of admission 10 w. w. Coles new
nine shows, also reserved seats at 4 slight
advance in price, will be on sale during the
forenoon of October ID (show day at Ma
than Bach's Peabody Ha, Store
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Kt,Ied BIZ a Runawoy Team.

ALBANY, n. Y, September 29.-Ex-As-
ssmbIyman Amasa ]. Parker, jr., while driv-
ing a spirited team to-day, The horses ran
away and Parker was thrown out and his
leg broken; it is feared that his skull was
also fractured. The horses continued to run
and the carriage struck tree, throwing out
three lady occupants. Mrs; Lewis Rathbone,
wife of prominent retired manufacturer OF
this city, was instantly killed; Mrs. Parker
and Mrs. S. III. Strong, of Savannah, sister
in-law of Mr.. Parker, were slightly injdred.
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When you visit or leave New York city
have aggage .expresssge and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand Mon Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
ral depot our hun dred and My elegant 70 On !,
and upwards per day. 6 levator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-caIs, stages ana ele'
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than al
any other hrst-elass hotel in the city.
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MEMPmIs, TENN, September o, lss2, 6 pam.
Average.
PERSONALS.

Posted N Memphis at ! am September So 1872.
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The public should bear in mind that lml-
iatious or substitutes of standard medicine
are offered not for any benefit of health, but
10 sell something hat has been bought cheap;
and not daring 10 criminate themselves by
exsct copies, their object is 10 get as near to it
as is necessary to deceive. The remedy to
detect frauds is in your own hands. Buy no
Simmons Liver Regulator unless encasfd
in a white wrapper, having large red y in
the center, and the signature OF J. II. Zeilin
Il Co on The side
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SPORTING NEWS.


Baseball.
CLEVELAND, O., September 2e.-Detroits,
O; Clevelands, 9.
WORCESTER, MASS, September 2s.-Troys,
10; Worcester, z.
BALTIMORE. September 29.-Baltimores, 6;
Athletics, of Philadeiphia, II.
THE CHAMP. oNsHIP DISPUTE.
CHICAGO, September Cit is stated on
the best authority that the Chicago Ci1o will
refuse the VALIDITY OF the agreement with the
Providence to play nine games after the
close of The season 10 decide tie champion
ship, on the ground that the agreement was
entered into on the understanding that the
Worcester Club proposed to drop out with
out mpetng is sGhsdS Sns Inc ~ osz
series out, the championship has been de-
ci6ed in the regular way in favor OF Chicago,
and fnrther games are uncalled for.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Courthouse Janisorship.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
am a candidate for the position of court
house ianitor. / am a colored man, but
have always voted the Democratic ticket,
and have never before asked anything of The
party. This position, believe, / can fill
satisfactorily, and can give the best recom-
mendatious from every one with whom L
have ever worked, and l would like the sup
port OF the magistrates for the place.
TOM A. VANCE.
I'VE cheerfully iudorse the above. We
have known Ton A. Vance for years, and
know him TO be honest, capable, and good
worker, and one who, should he get the
place, will do his full duty.-EDs. APPEAL-l
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ATULE-on September 25th from Horn n, LAKE.
coTareS mare Mule, had piece OF leather line
around her neck; has collar marks en- eaeh in
ersi reward will be paid for her return 70 Jus
Mnntnna or Clement's, sc Bs ale 81. GET
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LOUISVILLE, September 29.-Eighth day
of the Jockey Club races; crowd large,
weather cool and pleasant; track very heavy.
First Racs.-Five furlongs. Olivefte Won;
Exeter second, Pixies Pride third. Time
1:0SS.
Second Race.-One and three-quarter miles.
Boatman won; Babcock second, Cave Yam
dell third. Time-3:204.
Third Race.-One and oue-eighih miles.
Apollo won; Hegia second, Ruth third
Time-2:0o.
Fourth Race.-One mile. Aleck Ament
won; Raymond second, Gus Matthews third
Time-l :5l2.
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WHEELING, w. VA, September Gas a
sequel to the develoPmenis OF last evening,
when the Laughlin Nail Company signed
the scale, the remainder of the mills to-day,
alter meeting of the manufacturers, fol-
lowed suit, and all the mills signed the
scale, and by Monday next all the iron
mills in this district will be in full opera
ton. This settles the long strike, which has
lasted for four months, and the workingmen
and all concerned are consequently jubi-
LIANT