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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-16

furnishing a complete account ofthe condition Of
the mines in this District-condition OF the
works; late developments; amount of ore for the
week; yield of ore worked; proposed changes;
also. condition aud prospect Of outside Chains.
and other matters Of interest to owners and the
general publie.
Q7foa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-16

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MFAoRASDuN.-JuIy ~ 1871.
Collected from Drinkhousa. on eharas aes .-
Conkiin, q no $3.50
sonthwell, sass
Jyla A. h%ARTINoN, seerets,,
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FEpAY, March 25-P M.-The gold market
opened STEADY at li2, and continued quiet dunng the
m rning, with ifining fluctuations. There were, how
ever, indications OF d,sTc 60 sell and when the prce
touched ny further decline was stoutly resisted
for tie Iurpose Of selling long gold at current
figures In tie Afternoon, the weakness OF tie market
was further developed the price falling to iilA at 2
An executive sestion Of the Board was held atsP NJ.
alter which there was but little business closing at
lN In the gold loan market the rates paid for hay
ing balances carried were 4 and ~ y cent the nnal
rate after Clearing House being cent The total
ceArngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were t2sIG2 900
gold balances, tSosGo and currency balances, lO.s
5li. The principal quotations we're;
10 a, h,,.,,ii2h 2S r M,".u.lllkt.s0 p. Milk
foreirn exchange has been quiet but under the less
liberal SUPP ly Of cotton bills and the prospective fur.
iheT decrease ratet have been strong prime sixty days
bills closing at leh@ictS signt bills OF the same
grade, lOsAGllss and commercial sterling at iCsk@
1854.
The money market has been without essential change
having worked easily at y cent. on Government
bonds, and cent on prime railway and mlrcel
Gus collateral. The demand Is limited, and owing TO
the accumulation Of funds at this centre the supply Is
greatly In t1ceu. The outflow Is counterbalAnced by
the Temittances, the course Of domestic exchanges
closely appIoIimatng pront on shipments OF cur.
rehcy nom Southern cities. The discount market 10
easy prime endorsed notes passing readily at and v
cent
Under the lower range OF gold and the decline OF
hVetwenlics IN London, the Government bond market
has been duh and heavy, varying but little from the
prices OF yesterday There has been some inquiry for
Investment but the conflicting rumou from Washing.
ton respecting funding measures have been calculated
to put quietus on any speculative activity.
Henry Cle"s Co., 3! Wall street. report at +. Nj
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THE CATHOLIC FESTIVALS.
The Feast of'he Annuncntion-Lady Day

The Feast ofthe Annunchtion-La Day.
Yesterday was the Feast Of the Annunciation
Of the Blessed Virgin. As festival Of obligation it
Was celebrated with high masses IN all the Roman
Catholic churches OF the city. The affairs were
decorated with flowers and blazing with the light Of
many Iapers The affairs OF the Virgin particularly
were adorned with the latest and choicest eIotics-
roses, lilies, and Calais mingling their perfumes
with the floating clouds OF fragrant incense waited
up past the yelled and nower-crowned statues OF
the Queen Of Heaven"
Lady Day, or Annunciation Day, commentaries
the incarnation Of the Saviour of mankind when 1t
was announced by the Angel Gabriel TO the Virgin
Mary. Tnls festival, occurring in mid-Lent, is a
great relief to the deyout Catholic, who keeps that
iast In all lite subrcdl yigor
Early low masses were thronged yesterday by all
the pious laborlng classes, while the high at
10 A. NJ, were attended by the more fayo. ed people
OF leisure who manage 10 keep within the precepts
of the Church.
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AcRERMAN.-At New Durham. n. j.. on Friday
a'n JGhs JnS e !Is
iy Invited to attend the ianers on Monday ansraoon
a. oeloek, At the New Durham Baptist Church.
MareaN. isl0 flleo Raj ey, wife Of Mr. Jonn Bailey,
fSr rsstyes and friends are respectfully invited to
attend TIE funeral nom her late residence 2ia South
bAs Sj 5ESI;dsy Marsh 3 ser
nc odre 90 and Sa "0 are %s respcc II Ivan H.
H. nom lbs Ss s 'E Eas ISL, M [ ii. al re-
7 member, Of fI S%ses ISdge, No F.
and A. NJ, are hereby summohed TO me a. tae Lodge
Msch q. al II NJ for the purpose OF paying the isst
"is By qIdsf ''' ''' 00", SeiS h Il.
IREWEll-on March Is. Charles Brewer son Of
Pny and Louisa Brewer deccased at lie residence OF
Ms brother in Westneld n j., IN the 5!d year OF his
M Ne psGsCr' please copy: u ,., o..
. GARlEfr-on Thursday March q, XGiam p.
Inc relative. and friend. Of the family are respect.
Jencc Of LIS moher sS q st. Brooklyn, T. D. on Sun.
Ha scd widow OF bsyd H. maised '''''' "''' SA'''
The relatives and friends, aso those OF her Eoniu.
HS Jssi r. MI nTG re.Rsttn nXIcd 20 attend
Monday neat the 18th inst, at3 o'cock, without lur.
south on Wedneday March I JAM eiies rU som 'H OF
seaman and Caroline T. Lowcrre, aged 20 years aud
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
Spectluy invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-,
dcnce Of ms grandfather, Dr. George IcrTiott, 2Gs
Spring 81, this aiternoun without further notice.
MOO1kN.-On "wednesday, March q, William r.
eldest sou OF Richardson and Maria Mootry, aged q
years and mohths,
The leatyes ana friends Of the family arc respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents IS North Sd St. Brooklyn f. d. on sat
urday, The 2blh INST, NJ O'Clock t. NJ.
MlLlEh-On "wednesday, March q, after a long and
painful illness, William H. Miller, IN the 6!d year OF lis
age
The relatives and trends OF the family, and the mem.
bcTs OF Polar star Lodge, No 25 r. ana A NJ are nc.
spoctulY invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence ~ Lewis st. on sunday afternoon. March
McCHEsNEY.-on Thursday March "a Edgar Els
aged 10 months and days
The relatives and friends OF family are invited 10
attend the funeral, this saturday. afternoon at
oclook from the residence OF his parents, $50 Carlton
OVERroS,-At Astoria, l.. l., on Thursday evening.
March a. Rachel Kellogg, wife OF Charles O. OVeTton
and daughter Of Christian and Eza Bowyasan aged IS
Notice OF Funeral In to-morrow's Herald and Times
PLUhkl1l,-On Friday, March %, Patrick PIunkitt
In the 55th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family and those OIL
hs sons the Hon, George w. Daniel H., and James and
the men bers OF the Quarrymen IT, T. B society, are Ie.
dence. ga West 5ith st.
Chicago papers please copy.
stENCER-On Thursday, March "a, Susan Spencer,
In the 10th year her age.
The reat yea and friends OF the family and also the
members OF Americas Lodge, No. SIS, r. ana A. NJ. are
TeAnecuulI invited ~ attend ths funaIaL nom her
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FRIDAY, March % -FLoUR AND MEAI-The com.
mon grades were active. part eNppr; and regulation,
ensnsSd .aS' 100 BUS a. $50 w e 5P 'apSf
Que w5,tefn and statr q etesi.e0 FOR snpri, eS.
a q. go e. for ! Yacs .pa as 45 i q9
ping and family ~ ijCLt5j for Tyc npur, which
lover sijStl'j for corn meal and {. IS or jersey
sUSDaiFs Cotton scarce and very firms. nlddlns
uplands Ekc. Sprits turpentc IN better demand 10
lfscted oil +% &C. F,irjsun inner At ii'!73c .foi
rcgn"d and u i:c. ioi crude, WhsN mvA A. ~
wheat to Liverpool t cotton I'D. lIrVs dull loo &c
~ Lew. Lazy V5cstl ioi sipl.ue ll.'c. go -.
Ter Leather stca ~. hon asan stiye at S3J 81 Los
MOI Americans. lluli. uncrmEcG. o
GRocEKFs Rio active and Gru: sales /! 80 bais,
including calgues and some invoices. lt Is" gold
other cJnecs quiet. Rice owet aud more Icuvc at
AY5sc. Tor Carolina. Mo,a'scs. dq u Cuba museo.
dropping; fair TO good rcunni, ste5Acd stuart
Qdot II ground aud cgusnel ls'.@l.A a.. .
mert sS2 Tor prime ana 81 Tor prime. For future
delivery there was TAN demands sales 1900 obi at
sailed sgoulder', il@llAc for ric .el 90. aud l>I
ooics Mesie,n CHAMBERLAIN, al l1c. and a. Doves city
.hort rib u l3xc. Dres.ed hogs iteay at i!H s!A
Tor y ain m,ss ana tiiesi Tor ,ra mess fierce .ef
quiet at TO "a ioI iime mcti and t<ets$S r. India
soainern ana tsics ~ fSS Western Lad in far d..
mand sales 90 at iiAc for rimn steam, 4c:i1 r
Spr and ~ W. a 'r r n,sr eS aS Nv a
GnAIs,Nheat in good demand, and higher Sales
Chcafo and Milwaukee, ti.2Isti2s Tor amber ONO
and Genesee In store and efoat and ESQ for viii .
mauj sales 1000 Dusl roc IL 10 tor STATE aId
ala aest state. roc Barley mat unsettled. us.s
Western anoai and GGs6!1c Tor State "a lie Ter aud
anost Corn scarce ana prices advanced; sales $500
bush Ut ti0t@t.Os for pimc anOat new yellow Jer.
ecy and Dclaw tl.01dtf0o.
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The Latest Hoboken Ring Movement.

The Hobokcn Ring Democrats are trying 10
Gust Mr.. William Il, Holman, the efficient Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Education. If the politicians
succeed, II will be misfortune to the taxpayers.
Mr.. Holman has given satisfaction to parents and
teachers. BY keeping the Ring in check aud cor
recting the bunders OF some of the brainess Trus.
tees he has made himself offensive to the wire-pul-
lers. The people OF Hoboken u do well to study
their own interests and reflect Mr. Hoffman ut the
chArter election next week.
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GuslIltss notltrs.

The Ladies' sorosis Ciub, of New York,
recently changed their discussions from womans sui.
frage to Hair PREPARATIONS and Pimple Banshers.
They declared that where nature had them
It where 'hey could So they all voted that Magnolia
paIm oyercame sallovness, Rough Skin and Ring.
marks. and gave to the complexion a most dlsa,aJHs
lsorosiat) and marbclike appearance dangerous to
men, no doubt; aad that Lyons Katharou made the
Hair grow thick so md awful pretty. ami, moreover
prevented II from turning II the proprctors OF
these articles did not send the sisters invoice they
not smart.
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Owing TO the great rush thus early in the season
at ksoIs famous nat establishment, corner Broadway
and Fulton street. the popular proprietor has been una
bic to Issue cards TO his numerous friends ana patrons
lie therefore takes the present opportunity to an,
nounce to all that the usual iormales will be dpensed
wlth-the more weighty duties of nlng orders FOR his
spring style being the first thing be
attended to- Perhaps come may think II little egotls.
teal In Mr. KNOX to call his last style out
ey al WHO have called on him: We win only add
street. n you desire TO purchase and stysh Hat
aud one that will become you."-Adp.
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Meeting Of New York Ladies'.

TIE women Of tubs city are invited to meet the
Managers uf the American omcu's Educational
ASSOCIATION, TO hear OF heavy suhcrngs Of mul.
utuics OF womcn which are little realized by
the rospCt Gus aud also TO consider various modes
Of ,rcicf which alt women can approve and and.
and w1cn speedy, safe, and ScHpturil espcc ally
those aiming 10 elevate the honor OF domestic employ
meutS, to train woman more highly foT her distinctive
profession ~ Chief educator OF cuudLOO prime
minister OF the family state and also 10 prepare her To
gain honorable Independence IA various employucnts
suited to her stN. Tie meeting will be at ste nway
Hall. on Monday, March y, At u o'ciock A. NJ.
CAIHARlNE r.. BEkCHkR.
Sec. Am. Won, I'D. AtsOc.-.igr.
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Lave stock Narket.

NEW YORK. Friday, March 25-T'he receipts OF
beeyts to-day numbered 1852 head fairly divided be-
tween tire three mirSct places. The tode tnc mar
net wae not so nrn tuesday and edu siay, and
soue OF the sales show siglt decline in prices Br
altogether the market was lair at about the
Vt reported on Monday last varying IRON iic i6c.
n Tor noorett 10 tcst lots III few erctOus sOl 1T
49, None OF the cattle OF extra quality. The
marNet for sheep slow 1ut ul =pfces Obtain.
ed Tor the stock sold. Fairs prime sheep sold
al is@. c. D. with a bunch ct culis a. exc, and q
lew chore At s.c. Receipts were 81 head. Includ.
~ eight ears IN late yIserday, tue rec pts Of nogs
hu,uuc,vd 2Ni, all for raughteIlns firms. There was
nothing dun- Ia 1--we hogs dressed steady l!1
ui2Ac Tor ely.
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state bonds have been dull and barely steady. old
Nrglnhs submitting TO further fall ore cent TO o.
New Iennessees lined cent, TO isK the old be.
ing hrm at 80 and new North Carolnas at 236l23A old
Norm Caronas advancing y cent, to A. Louisiana
Leyee sizes were steady at 76 and Levee eghts AZ o.
oflssl, selling At i6! Tity Bank shsr.s were snSt
Bahk OF Commerce selling at l2S and Park at los Rail.
ns Win sales OF ohio sh M ~e, S' eansot nfe
bonds at slA @s5, Toledo and aOash conso con.
and hnts Of oumbus Chicago and Indiana Central al
~ Central Pacific bonds sod down from !s TO ", aud
quoted a. AyH@gH, Land Grant bonds at 12s1ll, and
= he earnings tie Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Company ioT the third week In March showed de.
crease oil tSl'aS9 as compared with the time In
In the stock market railway shares opened Arm and
so continued until the middle OF the afternoon when
prices Weakened the market becoming heavy and
ward movement was inaugurated in the ST. Paul
Stocks under the decreased earnings the price OF
70 ~ though the depression IN the ba the list
was lees notable Rock Island opened at l9l advanced
Company meet tomorrow to decide upon the dividend
. ne Norlhwestern shares were active and generally
ieIIed s9S % SS he Wander Bit stocks were ass dealt
~, though In the main nrm at HX9gk for Central and
nk Reading at e6t sG1 Ohio and Miss at {sTCs ,6I,
nna ENC az 2o&2o' New Jersey declining nom l0i 10
Al the Boards Morris and Essex sold at sOs9Ot Alton
In ac asrre hante S the Preferred G5 Delaware
81 s.sah ana western osslGs ann9al and
FFsh.rsls gS Panama 40 and Boston, Hartford And
graph In the mt named there was an active buying
movement at The low quotations " yesterday, under
9a from slx 70 SOY on reports mat the brett bad
for the purchase Of addtions stock By the company
QUICKSILVER was IN better demand ana advanced rom
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SOUIH WIRD no!
A Schooner Load of EmiGrnnts for North
CnrO'ina-iiOrses, Farming, and Building
Materials on Board.


Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, the small
schooner Hattie Low sailed from Pier 80 East River
with over hity emgrants tor the Hyde County Park
Cooperative settlement, in North Carolina, The
wharf was lined with SPECTATORS. The settlers took
out ten handsome horses to be used for agricultural
purposes, They also had quantity OF implements
for farm and large supply Of food to be used
or their arrival The Hattie Low carries as ballast
1000 red bricks Of the best quality which to be
used in the construction OF buildings.
pioneer Committee OF six are already on the
ground, chosen by the settlement and have put up
frame structure Tor the reception Of the present
slipload Two Of the passengers only are women,
and to these the gallant Glasgow skipper sherar
surrendered his cabin.
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* 10 10. Canton Company was nrm at 6i% AMI Mar
selling at ieN, ami Boston Water Power at IN. Ex
pres shares scady, with sales Of Adams CiA
United states at ~, Wells, Fargo CO. at 90 and
Amcrlcan at 8iR
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late residence q Norfolk st Saturday, Goth inst at
IN o'clock.
EEYsIoNE LoDGE, No 25. r. AND A. M.-1hc mem.
bcrs Of this 10 lgc are hcreOy n3f"d to attend spe.
cia communication, to he held at their rooms corner
8owery ana Dit, ck"r st. on sunday, 2tI Inst at I
raj Of our late brother, John Brown. 49, ...
Nv oidci OF y. W. THOMAS, NJ.
+ T STEwAnr, Sec.
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Gold CnnnnI Iurchnsc.

n We feel continued unclslncss In an orran, we
should use more or less OF BRANDRETH's PILLS
The occasional use OF phy,ic accumulat1s heath. We
milht be c0yctous II health could be purchased with
gold. We might b. ainh tious n IL were At the com
mand OF power; but It 10 not. Heath depends upon
one e. se1ti4l-purc blood.
nrandreh- Ills secure this ami therefore they oc
cupy position sur orlor 10
Richer and honors.
for they give you what riches and honors cannot
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MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.

EiNttrrsF ALNNvN f-rTt' nay
IN met. - SUI SETS. Is Mool rises. 10
N.ut WATHE -r ~ y
'tLdy HooK.. 3 81 Gov .ltnnd.. ~ Hell GIte. IS
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( HRONIC ADMINISTRATIONS Life Bal
sam cured r. H. CONWAY. ESQ. tragcdiln, Parx
THEATRE brooklyn " Y, 81 Caroaic Rheumatism after
taus of cure Ia Europe aud Amer ica IRON the most
eminent med cal Ifacttoueis.
StUOFULOUS ULCER
Hyatt Life Basam cured Mr.. Jacob Roth ONCE 2I2
b'egnNich - OF scr Jtul1us UlCc VIII Ch had eaten
& G leS @ The bone. MIR IL ma been cured IS years
WI any return Of th' disease. '
Prnc pal det ct 40 Grand II. sold by Drurrista nj
per uottc ~ tor Is lent BY cVprcs, ever, where
1 >It CESSFll !. practice Of 20 'ars In the tfeat-
"A menu ul SPECIAL ~ asses cuab us d. LEWIS to puar.
lautd. once, Beach Il.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and complaints of either
~ heA cured immediately by Ir. ENANS, - Chatham
81 fhy6'cAl vEOr restored ny h~ E,Nr ot Lie.
nnil REV ARD Tor any case OF disease,
p sNOO mtIvufl'l rheumatism. wcubncss, de.
mAHSn,t N"usress, &C, that Or. lliCllAJs'S GOLDEN
HfhtplES ia = cure; hours nom "a. NJ. to o NJ
Circulars sent. Address or aUpiy 10 Or. EiCHAKDS
No. rs Varies st New York.
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The coupons Of the land grant bonds OF tho Union
Pacific Railroad Company, due hrr l. VIII I've pal on
and after that date Vt the banking hOuse Of norton
Bias Co New York, and at tue Office OF tue Conn any
In Boston,
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steamship Il gulitor. Wilmington. y G naval stores.
steamship ieunsvNaHla, LIVER COL. ndse and rass.
Stciuthiu Charleston, Charleston. md-c. and pR.s
steamship city uf iusssl.. Liverpool. mdse and pass
Also the usual river aud CuastWl vessels.
sAtLEp->hip seminole, san FtancHcJi brig Excel
siOr, Bermuda.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
McvILLE, March l5-Inda. New York.
fLYMoUrH, Mach 25-SicsIa, New YORK
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A stubborn Cough that will not Weld to orr
binary remedies, may be thoroughly cured by JAYSEs
ExPEcToRAsT, a most effective med cine In al Bron.
caial and Pulmonary Disorders. SOLD every where.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-26

BnlIou's New Yokev stirts made 10
order ofNew orr Mills, at 81 per dozen Han made
LEONARD s. BALLoU, Inventor OF the r. Y. S. Send
for circular Ouly depot 20 Broadway.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New spring stl les OF emit hats lust out at Under
hlu's, iSl and $50 uion strect.-itr.
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For Throat Dis uses aud Affections of the
chest. BrouH's bronchial BtcAes" or Cough Loren.
ges, are OF great value. In Coughs, lrdatoa Of the
Throat caused by cold unusual excrton the vocal
organs, In speaking In public, singing they produce
the most beneficial results. Inc Trocne, have proved
their efficacy.
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&oIilltaI.

A pEMOCKATlC RALLY, can to the
N democrats Of nc Fourth and sixth Wards 10 Id
meeting II Monroe all, 81 Pearl ri az ~ O'clock
70 endorse the acton OF the Hon. Denis BIns In Al
hhny, y. IA ~ cal invitation II rendered to the
Fourth Ward Matthew T. lirtnnan Association.
RlCuAlb FIELD, Chairman VIM, llul hes, Thomas
Drought, Secretaries.
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Groceries.

gors,s mh dmrma,a
A TRICK horse for sale by GILL 4 BAIRD stone
IN cutters WYule aV, aud keap st., BrooNlyn, r.. d,
A HORSE For SALE.-Gentle and sind 10 all
IN harness. Apply at 81 iythst
(MnTS FOR SALE-Suitahle for coal or DIRT
" carts, aud with or Without boxes. Apply 10
W. KOBhlAS a co, Sa5 Delaney 81.
IrOR SALE-A bay horse, II hands high, suitable
4 for any Kind OF heavy work warranted sound aud
kna IN every particular years old Is too heavy for
my business viii be SO u cheap. Apply At tne marble
yard, Court st., near Atlantic, Mookhn.
FELIX GALLAGHER.
NOR SALE-5O horses Just arrived this morning
L e. ON the West among them arr some good team,
also, some low priced horses " aud 81 Mercer 81.
ItOR - LEA pair of fine young mules sound
Il klhd, and gentle. Inquire at 70 jaw u.
HORSE, CART, sled and WORK for sale Apply
i Il al Us Worth ct. Mr. RANDOLPH"
Ok SUPERIOR work horses and mules lust from
o,( the West suitable Tor all purposes also. two
good blind horses. 10 Vestry IT.
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.,"o'EEHoR-Ne claim that our administration
Mo"e more economical management and much
Sos,i s."l non ON Tue part OF state officers. Dur.
~. Wv La+hsi- last year he GAINED to have re.
Su|'u Wc tate ueJt S3iJ2ii But In chtctng this
Ut a'..'t himself Of The EyOrl Die conclusion OF
So So l'rt fIaudIas suits and the sac Of stocks
ssnN,' %! lat 0tttc, By winch Lc derived AN extra.
NlA"I Income a S2j.3jl 30 that his real reduction
H. t..' Do, ,AD c&cc-s ot ordinary receipts over
"'"'! '"i 'n,'s wa bu. Ss6,s5.. We shall SHOW,
a., " III !r"i an actual reduction Of the
" w., ' a. NOD, With ~ any extraordinary sources
.N''H'' 'kcp a collection OF $9U.UUU which |
E, '-e''' 'tH J." ma"ins from the General Govern.
Ii, To ,-' ,"H", ul s>OOOJ arising out o. the
a. "-I. A'hDu-h our books show the aggregate
a. "',' cWN~ . Pc az U.OOO, | believe that We can
- ~" fPi"" 80 ~ must $5J,UJU more OF them
r. W., lu""-' a. Tue Treasury Department;
a. t'l rae sr'i rmcut OF these matters already uD
r. b'"Nly N Washington, and hope to Effect A
[, ~, r, $40. Fly during the coming year II | -hal
ii ..''"'r D" once. Nothing has been collected ON
,,INs -'ncg Mr. HaHei's term, Gov. Eugli-n
- h' ~ 10 tNOrts In that direction, 50 far as
Nl. g.'..l "- term OF ONCE, Notwithstanding he
Et,p- N'I'i To 40 50 BY the Lcgi-ln
m 'irD|I LH-!lcL understand you that these are
"a, S''' state matters involved in the prescat can
10y VEIN r. The items Of e1peDditures thai show
N, i,. w, mana "ment olthe Governor came under
DO L' W Contingent expenses The were under
H., Yr,, '''m To- l't-9 5000 We have kept them
h. L'N Gown To SpDGOO. We have also saved 10
I ',"'t lt'aaHrY about $lO,Wg through The action
e..,,.i ,1t treasurer IN placing the interest re.
L,.a ' I'nlc deposits to the credit ofthe State
u Lt" l'-"tNHgl 1t a. d perqui,ite VI his ONCE
40, |'l'c"--oi Mas accustomed TO do Nv reason
NJ ' t'l'p'Hou, facts aud the conceded ecuno
~ ti.., ~ sent administration, our opponents IN
Ust ''''"l canvass are csloppca from anr assaults
IN" W. ana urc compelled to mAnuG,cturs Their
sus,rs'yr 4''4eAitS Tie policy OF The national ad
,,nLrQEItE-llow do the Democrats dT,, Fe,sr,,
G"S. mo purely local Canvass
s.r, ihhhoR-A E, Burr. Chairman of IN, Demo.
Tvs" Committee, through Lis organ, the
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-28
Carriage SHOP:
J, w. THOMAS

HAS OPENED A SHOP ON FIFTH
Ia Street, three squares hack Of the
Post Office, where he is prepared to paint
var,iish ard repair CARRIAGES and BUG
GIES ut CITY PRICES. He vii. guaran-
tee we'll Finished and lasting wort viii
also clea,, aud varnish FURNITURE. Or
ders should he left at the Post Office OK at
J. w. Osboru's Store, Front Street.