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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
ENLEp.

At yundR cassmmA wSds and lU0,
Where soft the roy lamp,ighS g3ovA
Across the curtains nlmy web
A dreamruke shadow co0B and goaA
And while ertranced wasch g paA
The fair head bent with gsnais gracA
In ripping lengths Of golden shesn
The ioosened trezss vs0 the encA
Aid ncv the shadow takes de shapo
OF one who prays on bonded knsA
An, well know vkoss name b ,
Makes ur the bupdan q tAas pasA
Without hcneath ehs daresn1AG ~,
The night Wind means azn0g the Iowa
Within wherc yon pale shadov droopA
A sanity spirit waits aAA gxievsA
Like one from paradise shut CT
lift my eyes with iongin1 gAN-
Would God I too vers kneeking th9A
As In the hIcssd hy-gsne days.
Between the parted curtains nov
Shines forth tender sear-iike fAcA
Hush, hungry heart. Be stili, b stal2s
Back. haunting nemorisA 70 your psAcoe
The visscn fades; the night wears On;
! turn with slow unwilling fses;
ly sin the angel with shs sword
That drives me fron that E:sn svcsG
-HArpsr's BsaA
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. no. Jan. q
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-very dull. Xxx s5c; xxx 85c: family
SlOs choice 81 25; fancy 81 40 extra fancy 81 81
al IS: patents 81 75Gsl 50.
WHEAT-Stronxer, No. red cash 6lazc, No. 2
hard cash e2lzc. January 62ssc asked.
CORS-Nomlnal. No. cash Z0c bid H1xc
asked, January 2lc bid 2lIkc asked.
RYE-No. cash SIC. bid Sc asked.
MILLSTuFF-ste,dy, bulk prices quoted.
FLAXSEED-S1 p.
CORN MEAL-45c.
CORN CHOP-42c.
BRAN-23c.
SHIPSTUFF-<0c
BUTTER-Active and about steady. Fancy cream
cry 21G2lc: good 16gI1 fancy dairy l5c. common l2G
&c.
CHEESE-Full cream Northern twins i0&l1c.
Young America 1a@1.c, western Se9c. SKINNED as
sc.
EGGS-Quiet at lac.
HAY-very quiet Strictly fancy prairie. S. 509
TO- good to choice SG5 co. poor UJa2 20.
81 50s2 So roostersS1 25al 80 spring chickens, 80
O. %, turkeys. is6c per 10.
PROVISIONS-Very dull
HAMS-1lc
BREAKFAST BACoN-sac.
DRIED BEEF-8c.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short ribs IS So long
clear So 57Jf; shoulders 81 So short clear s. IS.
SMOKED MEATS-Short ribs So STA long clear
Sc Is; shoulders 80 I21S: short clear Sc Ia
PORK-Dull at 81 CO.
LARD-Refned IS S7I6
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03

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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03

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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts-Cattle 30, Hogs Goethe Run
of Both Cattle and Hogs Continue
sdght-Packers' Cows and Heifers in
Good Demand--Hogs Active and Firm
at Yesterdays Prices.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
Cls<BchAHtDenL.

s1lstISch aEtrsenL.
While we gaze IN admiration
On a sweet and radiant iasa
And think eafy xws~sest iaSlsic
Through rho~e corsl lips can pass.
We're &=fiiIy shocked 70 see her
Down this garssa pathway str6s.
And hear nes cry. Ne&y. JohHnie. ooune h
Or Iaotaer vii tan yoor hide
--Easfon Cossric-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
New York Money,

New York Money.
NEW YORK. Jan. @
Money on call tight. ranging from 6t945 per cent,
last loan 10. closed offered at 30 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5AGa71
Sterling exchange quiet. stronger at "a 50 for
sixty days bills and - 81 for demand.
The total sales of stocks 2l3. 35S shares
Stocks today were active but weak and lower.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
COLUMN.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

viii be charged
IfPAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
10 advertisements taken for less than l0cents
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
Lines,
no ADvERTISEMENTs TAKEN TO Run UN-
TIL FORBID"
Prices given under classified heads in this column
applicable only TO local advertisements. No foreign
advertisements taken at prices given
answers to advertisements sent In care Of the
EAGLE Office should De called for within III days
after insertion When advertisers wish replies for
warded 10 them stamped envelopes must be sent
Reference 10 former advertisements should give
description and date OF insertion copy the ad-
yertisement should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given or dis
continued by telephone
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
ROAD TO HER HEART.

ROAD TO HER HEART.
Some Of the Things che Poets Hs.s 80
Both Far and Against wonsa.
How shah woman be wcocdf Les Go ran-
dom counsel guide her. Women are - vari-
Gus as the leaves In the wood and cach isaf
has mood for each hour Of is life from
swelling spring 70 cracking autumn De-
voirs thai would be noss acceptable 70 Goa
might be rcpuised with singing force by
others, and addresses that were welcome al
neon even though clothed IN identical gar
ments, may pail at night. No man can tel.
Arrows shot at venture often end Joints in
the harness OF heart well ~ Of king.
Some women we're xaads 20 Be taken by stsge,
and al the storming of Marc Antony could
not compel surrender; and souse would Fuxh
10 capture In She swirl assault who coald de-
fend walls, gates and oarciinS meats forever
and day. But mark your iadyf She who
would capitulate 70 the stubborn wooer may
change her liking with tho flying hours and
change it back s.ss.n-no rule 10 sure b win
But however madame should b vossd. she
demands AT least that shs Be loved. and reads
IN her article OF faith TIA, oonssancy h part
Of VOWS. She wants no wandering and win
tnrca,cn mona ShakoEpeAxef eovtce ".
L., IN. wc,.a, .aA.
An esser DIAN hrr~elf, a, v,nr. sa,e q, him
So swaps she ssvei in her susbsnds heart:
For, boy, however vc do pFs*ss Ourselves
U ,,' iAooFs' arc rse'e s,oay asd nansn''
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Most Of which IL piece Of frankness thas
approaches Islander on SEX not often accused
of frsilty The irsu q men being charved
WIN sfuouae-s Sre&ter sn'fn saas round IN
women y ania~sns 'o ,"e n'etn"f " nanAess
n'otnef, oieopesrs Aiia : soy ~ho Aassfs.e
'se CHE, mig ms .hf n3us =
~unsh LOG alhs1ene: % assee'on sTAn.so
si,u aeaiA''"sa ie'''@ AA'AA ''oSSA W .1s
aooo"ins passsSo'
I break al sisghter bondx, nor fssl
A shadow 81 regret
Is thase opr hnk Within tie page
That holds Thy spirit yees
Or b thy faith clear and free
As that which can pledge TO thses
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IAe Tar OF eoar~ OF The OCEAN swell
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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
AGENTS WANTED.

Under this head &c per line per day.
IA ANTED AGkNTs-ln every city town ans
W village i'll the United States lexcept Ia
state Of Kansas 10 "a ks suCscTp tons Postn sster
can make money. No Tapit.n required. Sample
copies free. Casa commissions; money can be made
Dy getting up clubs Address the Wichita Eagle
wichita, Kan. III
4 GENTS WANTED-Ir every city And town IN
IA tie United States except 10 state os kansGsl
SCI! TO iaHycrs just the book every lawyer uesds
endorsed 10y lawyers everywhere sells at sight.
delsys necessary. g. book ee delivered whss
sale Il made. Applicants must Be able 70 furnish
reference when required. Full particulars sree
Address the " .cAita Eagle, Wichita. Kan 7i-a
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03

Cash quotations were as follows.
FLOUR-SIeaay and unchanged.
WHkAT-No Spring TAG, No red 7Tsc.
CDHN-Es.c.
oATS-2Rs&2<c.
RYE-stlfc
gARLEY-5SE6sc.
FLAX SEED-xi S4l&
TIMOrHY-Sl l..
PORk-Se 1893 l2is-
LARD-sS Sos s2st.
RHoRT kIBs SIDES-ss aaaea.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA, KAN, Jan. 2
T.. WHELTNGood milling o5@5Sc while other grades
are quoted at 30 and down.
CokE-No; ., loc.
RYE-No. 2. @25c; No. g. 2s@24c.
iAY-s4 80 per ton; "a 90 In car lots,
}ROUND CoRN-Chop In car ots55c per 100 lbs.
Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan, Jan 2,
PoTATOES-Kansas 4Oc per bu; northern Sc
NGES-Me1ican IS per craze; Florida 50
LEMONS 5 90 per box.
APPLES-soc per bu So 90 per Dbl:
ssa Sc 81 per Ssr PT; Kansas C
EGGS-l4Gl5 per doz.
TIC choice butter l,c fair i1c; cooking butter IUc.
CHIChENS--Dressed 6}eGoc per Id live - 80 per
foz.
Wichita Hide and TsIiow Market.
WICHITA. Kan. Jan. 2.
HIDEs--No l Green Sc per To-, No2 green &c per
H.. No, green salt 3Iseas4c, no. green salt 24c
TALLoW--No. SIC perIb No 221kc.
SHEEP PELrs--S1a55c each.
Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA. KAN, Jan. q
SUGAR CURED MEATs--Canvassed or plain
Hams. l. pounds ana up l0c.
Hams l !. pounds and up, lie.
Hams, small sizes. 10 &, Il pounds. lie
breakfast Bacon (tul width or strips SIG.
DR. ed baef--ham extra dry. iUc.
SnlOkcu I,ef tongues, pc! uuZ 81 %
Cottage homeless Hams, Tic
SIDE MEATS
Short lear Sides (dry salt, Csc.
Clear BncAs 6Ilc
Long Clear Bacon. Csc.
Bacon Shoulders. 5Lc,
SALSAG r.
Fresh Pork Sausage mol &C.
Fresh Pork Sausage. textras) sc
l.ARlD--
hnico family &C.
takers Special. 61sc,
Pure Leaf, ,34c.
4. :. Lard, ~.
ERESA MEATS
Sides or 81 hole Carcass. 3a4e7i SIC.
Hind Quarters. 55ec9 c.
Fore quar- efs. 2t.Gg353c.
Lcins, zleeJSlsc.
Pork Lons. &C.
Tender Loins. Sc.
Spare Rib &c.
backbones &C.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
wichita Live Stock Market.

W lCnlsa 1.-Two OtUcK HdThets
WICHITA. KAN. Jan, 2
CATTLE.
Receipts 81. shipments q. The market remains
steady and the demand good on good lat butchers
grades. We quote:
Native shipping steers fancy 1l01G 1850
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
he aaia naiy Eagle: griday lurniug january B. 1880
I shipments.
ARTICLES.

BUTTER-DuIi Fancy creamery 2ea2G4c, fair to
good 1ilg4c; finest dairy iSa20c fine 15Gl7c.
EGGS-17&l7I1c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
FOR SALE--Housenogd Goods.


siNOR SALE-Cor' plete nousekee ping OUTFIT OF fur
A. ntture CARPETS, stoves e-foot show case. FStey
organ etc. at private sale store No. lis East
Third street. Prices way down. azl-G
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
Boys.
Statesmen,
Employment Agencies.

~ ANTED-News agents to run Oh trhir and sell
~ goods We have y runs 10 supply with agents.
hence we always have an opening somewhere be-
cause Ii good agent becomes 50 valuable that the
road he runs wants him tor q higher ana better
position. consider It is the best JOB have for
young Il IS The gateway 10 something better;
II is business education for him, besides good runs
pay from SO 70 SO per month For particulars TO
this or any employment incose stamps aud address
J. t. kenworthy, roorn 6opposite hotel Carey
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

under this head &c per line per day,
Lr0R REST-Cheap. Hoie! Midland. . rooms a
L Z. Douglas ave Barnes son. % Douglas ave
Htf
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
FOR RENT--City Real Estate.
Under this head &C line per Gay.
FOR EXCHANGE.

CItsE TIL. head e per ire per day.
ITO EXCHANGE 2 LAND-Siols creamery
Il building 4T5o feet, two and half stories. ssu ,
PED with modern machinery. steam engine and
boiler. ice house ycfrigeraIcT ard co0persogs 10
Gated in southern Iowa Address oste Greet, C@s
oo-a, Iowa cZg
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
TAXADERMISTS.
TkXADERNIST.

AL kinds OF taxa ce-znt>t vurx cor In 1-St-clss,
order Deer neaas p;t up Rugs made All ksrs,.
q birds rze1GteS exc. etc send orders - ; (.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The following were the representative sales o
hogs at the yards yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03

AatkrzcS-A
M n canon City.
MI EcAIesszr
Cgusae1 CssSe
II Nei- City.
I'LL NslnssL.
yHItHbl NiEdeg,
" " 49, Fez5mcn. Sr1sfAin-
gzgS. 81 wes< psclzs
Branch of.ce is7 Sszfa NAfn- 7eiepoae 10
slssa SCHWARTZ BROS
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
SHEEP.

Good mutton sheep, S0d100 lbs. .3A@tc
Good stock wetheIs observation-disclosures. &c
Good TO extra lambs. ....................,4 Si12'
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
SALES.

The following are the representative sales of cattle
y: the stock yards yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
Boohkeepers and CLERKS.

B0Ohkeepers and Clerks.
W ANTED-Situatlon by experienced book
w keeper and ofiice man. Have had three years
experienced IN bank bo0kkeeper and assistant
cashier, Can give the very best OF reference and
any amount OF bond desired. Address T. r., this
office. d.l-Jts
w Anticipation by an experienced book
w keeper and salesman. References Address
NJ. Moore. Albany, Oregon d37 st.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03

FOUND.
Under this head &c per liue per day.
HOUND A bay marc about years old. Owner
II can have same by paying all expenses and prev
ing property. Call AZ jIz North Washington ayeiue
SdS-&-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03

FOR TRADE
Cn6er tbs head 2c per Lac ps- day.
Tor TRADE-A farm nt<r CssGF. 9as 4zd xnos1
II city property IA tie sane to~u 20 tgs6s scF
SicAtis Irossrsy ><=x<afs. e5ssfty szEsd- WIKI
tia Eeal Estate Company. Ia y. AArse- d. =
L,oR TRADE-sp,ezasdly ltnpTovsa farm far tn
II SIDE wichita psop~rty. e42ssy acre. q shat
three yos. teams fan 81 y farm slsciss-T ssyi
cor .: rss1sr hogs Address ocE ooI So NScf41aA
Ksz. fA<En uaBacggb%rss cs7 81
ITO TRADE--loo3 gentle ho-se. top bExSy Srt
i Eos2 hz-Eezs. Joy anything W. & kes~es
Mas-Asch gar sslsre. - y. ja2Ia. cz- Il &.
InRTRA DE-FsrTz IN c.ntrz3 Igisr55s for " iez "a
II prOps-sr- 4. Il Dutsoss- Ce.7ty Dc AZ S3l-t,
INSTR CCTTOy
Un<~E sA4s bad K s~T Ike per Cay
~ 4NTED--BO4R RIDERS.
s-sser 1hss fssAt p ~ liz yx- zsF
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-03
HOGS.

Receipts 649 The receipts are not up TO expecta-
lions or 10 the wants OF our packers. The market
opened active at Wednesdays close and continued
steady throughout the day with bulk Of sales at
IS 411z We quote:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-04-29

Insurance Notice

The Agent for the British Foreign Marine In
surance Company (Limited) has received in
structions to Reduee the Rates of Insur-
ance between Honolulu and P orts In The Pacific,
and is now prepared to issue Policies at the
lowest rates, with special reduction on freight
per steamers THEO. H.DAV1ES,
129S 1y Agent Brit. For. Mar. ms. Co., Limited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-04-29

former times. The recent rescue
of passengers and crew from the
Danish steamer Denmark is a
notable example of the skill, in
telligence and order as an cut
Growth of such system,
which, by tending to elevate
the sailor, has at the same time,
added to the greater safety of life
and property at sea; although tardy
in extending protecting arm over
a class of men who so often defend
ed her honor, and even saved the
nations life, yet, the credit is due
the British Government of initial
ing and furnishing an example
worthy of imitation by all CONNER
cial nations. 1 do not say that this
act of the Government has entirely
destroyed the crimping system
through which foreign vessels still
obtain their seamen. Nor that
what is already done is not sus-
ceptlble of improvement. Ii l was
called upon to act in this matter, l
should commence by the establish
ment of Sailors Homes under Gov
eminent patronage, and control and
open them to seamen OF all nations.
| should name and make them all
International Sailors Homes. The
shipping office should also be inter-
national. In short, the seaman,
wherever he may require sojeurn,
should always find the same home
and be under the same protecting
arm as when IN his native land.
Why should not seamen, without
which commerce could not exist, be
placed in the same category. with
his fellow-workers on shore. and
why should he not aspire to home
and provision for old age, in lieu o,
after his serviceable days are ended,
and he is broken down by a life of
hardship and exposure, but the
vague possibility of being received
into some institution of charity, Ia
Sailors Snug Harbor.] l certainly
believe that the adoption of an In
ternational system of Sailors
Homes, if it did not at once attract
within their walls all the present
generation of seamen, would receive
part, and weaken the influence
now so strong of the crimp and
sailor landlord. But new genera
tions are coming up, new seamen
are being made, and it is on the
youth commencing their career the
beneficial influence will have it's
effect, not only to preserve to him
his early home training, but contri-
butte largely to expand his intellect
and SOW the seeds of self respect.
Anything which tends to elevate
the moral standard will surely in
crease intelligence, and intelligent
seamen are what the increasing re-
quirements of navigation continu-
ally demand.
l present the above merely as a
suggestion for your consideration
Of whether, as the ship is nothing
without sailors, that in our endeav-
ors to find measures to improve the
ship, is it not of equal Importance
to search out means to improve the
sailor?
[ have the honor to remain, very
respectfully yours,
AN OLD TIMER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-11
CONDENSED rELEGRAMS.

TIE cotton crop of Crittenden County, Ark, IS exceptionally fine this season and promises the best yield in five years or more.
 JAMES MASSEY, who was in the battle of Fort Donaldson, died at Nebraska City, Neb,, on the 4th. A post mortem, was held and buckshot was found inn beded in his brain. It had affected his
 mind somewhat at times. Hoe CHOLERA is raging in Robeson, Pa, and is spreading rapidly A great
 many animals have died. The farmers
 are much alarmed
 Two YOUNG men, w. F. Kicker and W. NJ. Wishart, representing them selves as school-book agents of D. Apple
 ton S Co.,, of New York, have swindled
 merchants of Lynchburg, Va, out of
 slo, GOO or sl5,0o
 TIE S10,000 stallion, Almont, with a 2:25 record, was killed at Urichsville, Ohio, on the 4th. The horses were scoring for race and Almont was run by another, the shaft of the sulky piercing his breast and penetrating the heart.
 THERE is vacancy in the House from
 the Second Congressional District of
 Arkansas. Clifton R. Breckinridge was
 unseated on the 4th by strict party vote.
 NEAR New Albany, Ind, on the 5th, the wife of Charles Graham was so frightened by George Blust, while drunk, swearing at her, that she went
 into conyulsions, from which she died
 in few hours.
 REAvY, FosTER & BOWMAN, of Bos- ton, made an assignment on the 4th. The assignees are silk jobbers. Their
 liabilities, 1t is stated, will aggregate
 Ss25, 900, and all assets Sl, 100000. CAPT. A. F. MATHEWS, one of the
 wealthiest planters in Arkansas, had
 his right arm torn of on the 4th by a
 gin saw on his plantation near Pine Bluff
 A DESPERATE duel was fought near
 San Augustine, Texas, on the ith. Fred
 Clark and Julius Jones, two young cow
 boys, became enamored with the same
 girl, and resolved to settle the matter
 by fighting dHel with shotguns. Tlse
 event came oG and Jones received load
 of buckshot in his bowels, killing him.
 SAWYER, WALLACE < Co.,, tobacco
 merchants of New York, have failhd
 The liabilities Of the New York hoase are put at sl ,oOo,ooo,
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-11
 GENERAL E. E. MOVES.


 Death or Popular Citizen of Onto who
 Served the Country and the State of
 Ills Adoption as Soldier, Statesman and
 Jurist in n Manner to Command the Es-
 tecm of All.
 CINCINNATI Sept. 5.-Ifon. F. F. Moves, judge of the Superior Court of Cincinnati, fell dead shortly after eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon at the court house. He had been on the bench and heard an injunction case, but as he was too unwell to proceed further, he left the bench and was on his way to the street. When at the corner of the courthouse he suddenly fell back kward and Gied instantly. The cause is sup posed to be apoplexy Judge Moves was about fifty-seven years old.
 lGenerai Edward F. Moves was native Of Massachusetts and Il graduate of Dart mouth College. When a young man he located at Cincinnati. where he studied law with Nathaniel Wright, and afterwards formed partnership with K. II. Stephenson. He entered the army in 1861 as Major of th Twenty y-ninth Ohio infantry, subsequently attaining the colonelcy. Later he was com missioned q Brgadier- General and placed in command of q brigade, of which his old regiment formed part in tho division of General Dodge. When the three years ex nired General Moves made an eloquent speech to his troops who re enlisted almost to man. Under his influence more me n re-cniisted than in any other command. On July f. 1861, he was wounded at Ruff's Mills, Ga., from the result Of which he lost a leg. IIe was unable to re enter active service, and at the request of Governor Trough, Secretary Stanton assigned him to the command of Camp Dennison. At the close of the war General Moves was elect ed judge of the Probate Court, and In ls7i Governor of the State of Ohio He was de- featcd for reelection by William Allen, on close vote, and returned to the practice of law. In 1857 he was appointed Minister to France by Presi- dent Hayes, where he became n friend of General McMahon and won great popuiari- ty. On his return from France he found that he had lost his clients and that 1t was difficult to get into the swim again. Last year he was elected to the office of judge of the Superior Court of Cincinnati for Il term of five years by an immense majority. He had returned ten days ago from a twenty days vacation spent on the sea coast and appeared to be in excellent health He leaves wife and one son, the latter about twenty four years old. Judge Moves was widely known as a public speaker Of more than ordinary power, and in nearly every pos liticai campaign since the war he has been active, not only in Ohio, but in other States, as a campaign speaker While an active Republican, ho was not a bitter partisan and was very popular among all classes anc parties
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-11
Silver in Marion County.

Word was received from Harrison the other morning, says a Little Rock dis patch, of the discovery of what is be lieved to be Q paying silver mine 1T Marion County, under very peculiar circumstances. Five years ago John McAdams, citizen Of that county, was convicted of counterfeiting, and sen. fenced to five years imprisonment II was developed at the trial that tho coin was made out of silver, and was worth moro than the genuine dollar Nc Adams, it is claimed, dug the material with which he manufactured the money from vein of silver in the mountains near his home. He was discharged a few days ago, having served his term. He returned homo, and has given samples of the silver ore to number of parties. Assays show largo per cent of silver. Much excitement in the neighborhood is reported by the dis. coyery.