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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-07

me to step aside. A heavy
dump cart, drawn by a cow,
went rattliDg@ past me down
theiFhflL gThez dri-er,n ? I Il 4 boy
about 1S'years Of aye, Stood fl
the cart shrereAessr applying
q stisk TO try shs speed and
nettleslof his steetlhstAadog,'
harnessed 6oia -esrtg soon be-
comes 'iulaster oflithe sitna-
tioH," and ceases to offend one
by his plskTiillIlllliiqes9; ms kTillllllii Hs; but thaft
COW ,t tossed ( I lsr lYsGr,Ihhef bead q wildly;
t:htlnmpeG hsr clumsy ssides
against the Shafts Of the, wagon,
threw Ser lim5s about in an
dnncersaiinn,s dnnceraiinns Undecided way, and
altogether Slowed a great want
ofinsslact, as to what was re-
q,hre6.of berp AilFtle father
up5the riyeB at RasenSeB, two
men were. -unloatliRg daiH coal
boat sTae meu fllee basket.
then Efssd it on The head aof
one Hletd Of the iNllE women pneern' sFhoh WITH WITH
one hand resting on her ,hip,
and the other steadying. the
;,aslet on her head, walked
across the plank fF5inY the yes.
gel to tS6 shUre, and enptiedn
ia a cart?htTlNe women kept
perfect time, qnsetihgS always
In the cE.1die ofi the p.ank, she
With empty basket stepping
aside to let Der pass. EslFins
the molneRtars 9interyals fbe-
tween the dspartgpTre gTe Of so9pfs! so9pfs!
women and the arrival of the
other, the two men rested, on
thelr sho5vSee3;s, sho5vSee3;s and 8 possibly
nio5r2adlizsd i52dli 81 Oh obasFoIda woiiah. la and hel
proper sphere In tCOT.
maa's Rnfdg Wora.S baS eE'
40 -ti --TT T'1-7T- NV ,T0fon
WIFE, M1sTREss ASD LADY
t-V1hu marTies for love take:
a wife; who marries for FORTUNE
takes a mistress; who marie.
! for position takes d lady. 'Yol
are lovedby your wife, regard
ed by your mistress, tolerated
by8 your lady. You have p;
wife for yoarself, u mistressfo
your house and friends, a lad.
for the worldaand sOcietys--
Your wife will agree with You
your mistress will rule you
your lady will manage gou
Your wife will take care 3
fyopr household, your mistres
of your house, your lady Of ap
pearances. If yoh are Sick
4 yonr wife will nurse you, you
mistress viii visit you3 your'la
dyIiw Wills inquirel afterovyou
health. You take, a; walk wit
4yopr Wife q ride with yeu
mistress, distress and goto a party wit
4 your lady. Your wife wi
share your grief, your mistres
1 your money your lady you
! debts. .slsif iayen Ldie,s yea
wife will weep4 your ahsistres
d will lament,T and yOhr1lad
!. wear mouruing.bs Which Wi
iEyon hayef ,iug1d5 Eiiv adia'
THE ARKANSAS Journal says
'"Where our Office was tG
~ .E.#..-.a.F a.sr-v "a = E..4 AFR.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-07

THE ARKANSAS Journal says !:
where our Office was two
weeks ago nowrdns the Mis-
sissippi river. q Out of respect
for the Father of Rivers We
'leftg5 ot jusiiEq SiI bsauao tsd
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-07

81 sdt % Hi51l 3eN ion blDoW
A Virginia couple recently,i
walked thirty miles on a hot
and dusty day tdsget married,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-07
womans sphere IN Germany

sTiigs4fs ytsi- a{ssW esgft
WHO DO, THE woRK-woAfENl
biCoRs, AND DoGsEs..r, MEN AND AND
WY HtooKstiss. ~ Els nisdi ilr~ gSnGJa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-07

Whepcan iudividuahdne
days. sayshs ipprevehtedi dol
ing a certain thing byseircnmea
stances over which he has no I
control,'i = "greenbaeksl' are un-
derstood to be tho tseireum- !
stanees.hao sai 7IsIns hGE .z!.id
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-07

Robet Bonner is said to have
$278y 600 aworth Ief ! h6fses in
his StopgpI G9Ei y3sE1'g5 Hg i'ai9si
1S .sSiggis 2ItIk
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-07

iAqNew 2 Hampshire : map, d
when asked tosgiys bis consent
to the marriage Of his daughter
turned pald with 2 besshmaing esshma face to >
the, applicant aaadd al answered .
frankly: s%aYessyss; and DON'T
yogisknewIsome likely young b
man who Will take the other s''ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

Jan. So ton unchanged. Fiour 10 Improved de-
re ~ : q - %; s1isl -. s =, 1'i Il Sphg Nl's
a. ia.iA Rel 81 "a 81 So Ohio 81 %; Pgunsysna,
s. Aa9,f - - i,Le 1,,.s.ss. tol1 reg ee,t
->' ig,ar Prov oas 'nh-uget Po;rosam quiet aud UNI
Cotton l1l aud we,l; M3ing Uglsnds ncni.
1'5 49, Iep atling lai+e fUaI griet but W 6mi How.
- Or CW Mis- sglrF.ne. - 2 81 DO ft;n 30 00+1 49,
3 49, =. DO fam', &c 5saI7 TLet-s,oesS go,
Ti,e SsdSI q Pair 70 Pm Al Ea ~ 7G' fe 10
fh..s Rel. Z; lir :
Eel b Ohio and ,isaa 81 ga 81 5 Cofa-ieios aui
% sgs Re se 81 sds. Porf @ and fn i@' 8, go 20 %
~ RI saoadrls a'e Hans 1918 Lsri dull at 1@I4sc
i,ra Js1 soq, scaly, VIII msesie deasal whesl cqn
49,. ll ~, " mr. TI 10 % % NJ ~ ~ 't C
o. 10. .oaaeL cgbt0JO bush Wheat 800 bah Corr CO.
800 l,a ;r1lr s,e.y and qael;gd & ooo 9s,s At,
- yoo9!s sffa Wh,e tIm but o. ~ sh'es Of ore Ger No ]
a. g Of lo oasa ono . So Bare nonnsL HgLwnes
o Rosi Tresaa-Fio'i to Eoss. 5e to EssYorE 68c
,.1. Sc esH e sSs Mel BcsOa, 81 co. to New YorA
- ~. 90 A,e-iI ~ 30 tan .....,.
I,G ~ y ~ Shitei So 5a - % oI Amber Wheat
&c. Re- led al soe Bs syf. ~ p,,Lo o b or
- q.M go Lafi qaisI ., zql3 Hghviaes inactive and
Caasso Jse. s-IEhaage unchanged FOar quiet and M
S 4e .aoor eer at II ids S Corn ID doll TO- =, 45is ~
pnnL We ssinoSn S,es1gsi Oats realy 1t 5yi este for
a. :, e55 Ftoe. sn Mes PSS sis55S SO o. IaG
C.s 5d 35sseal R,cep,-5SS BIZ '' p 10 20 30 So
~ "ls., 5000 bush Cora 1000 bush Oats 2Co0 bush rye
fl Barley, 1000 Hos. S0patn.s4e 90 bL Fouf II 80
Lofl lLblJ bash. Dat. 900 buti Bsrley co. Hoes
a. AsD jan 5Grsu very dull tsles reported Petroleum
s''.lr se s,seeo que, and unchanged Bagrug quiet st
Npol dll; IdGngs. I3ic. Flour qlc a Is IS CrsiE
~, pay. Hos QUIT - 2J0 sc IS for Mellon Choice Pro-
i' eih Moss POrs, SO BsCon-Slouilers. 0sci Clear rib
a. -sf lee l2c Blia Shoulder, lie; Clear iI loci Css
a. ile Ian, Ne Nhisly quiet Il size
hfAr JEn. 5-(ot0u cui sai suged POrf AAyeueipg
az ~ AHend 81 g. Qua - u.s. Wheat and Al l6R
sofu steady with Moderate demand 5305lc quiet aud
L.
H. As, gut holders Gn small ,aiss 4il.c Steam .ad
"aA asss'-fal prices A.Gsi, deahOJ, Bseog- sgI q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

limited obSrs cmrd at 10 for Shoulders II 7iiic f,r sides packed
Hogs good demand full prices sc t00 10 o. receipts so
WHISKY tnn With fair demand Nests quiet
weak Shouiers b 06S sides % aSlc Hams 0 ollie Exchange
steady.
MEaPHIs Jan, SCoon quiet se receipts O9S baes slip
e55 hse Flour firm. Corn GtOc
Slas2c Lard dull and unchanged rok dali ard nominal
MtLwAuKgE Jan 5F,ur-RStrs Spring declined 2ic sales
So Wheat dull No Milwaukee. 81 ~; No do, 81 l0I Oats
hmer sc FOE No Corn dmer~ No Mixed 4fc Rye frnef
DC for No Barley advancing; No Spring isle Mess Pork
ssGels 2s Dressed less steady 80 as Recer-2oOO bbN
Flour, 330fl bush WhesL Siipmentsi 900 bbls. foar
DETRoiT JSs 5Four quiet unchanged Wheat AMI
changed Corn steady at 3sc Oatses Barley quiet and unchanged
Hogs steady al 81.
ABAEI y Jan SWhe continues dali and the stock
sng Rye quiet and dull Corn qne; but held firmly full preou.
pus Barley ATTRACTING more attention, noleh he'e no improve
men 10 note N prices The sales vest rlsT acruo $3.50 bush
Cansa
We note sales bush Bay 81 10;
No TNOfOwed state as
cred In Troy at s end DO do here private
active and " anything bush
&c., and 500 bush. State In bags at the poeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
HORSE AND CARRIAGE Markell

Nrw-YoRK. Thursday, Jan. 8, 1871.
The horse market to-day remained very
1piet and without special feature or animation.
Tomorrow, Friday, the 9Th inst, large number ~
horses will be sold at auction at the Horse and Carriage
Auction Mart OF Messrs Johnston Van IasSe NOS III
and ia East ThirteeDthst.
An auction sale Of several fast tr0t,inghorSes VII he
held tomorrow, Friday the 9th inst NJ stables 10 ~
Great JOnesst. j. L. Vande water, auctiORceE For par
ticulars, advertisement
In the carriage trade there Is no change so Far NJ sales
looking around, but they are mostly OF the class VINO
make ii rule to buy bon season. referring - wht
figures But the hrstelas5 manufacturers keep their
fixed prices and IL is only inferior work that may Ds
bought at reduced figures at this season OF tho
year. T., .,...,.o. ~
Consequent on the sudden Change in the weather, mo
sleigh trade remained totally inactive.
An elegant OF ful coach harness, MADE 70 ore nr
VIM II. Vanderbilt ESQ, ana sllvermouhted 'aiHdse
bprnes, for T.. 4. Livingston CsG are the latest Two
steruiece in the harness line, furnished 10y II. Camp
he'll OF No. 90 FOuTtlave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
COTTON NARKRTS

MOBILE Jan 5Cot,on quiet bu, finn; Mdlngs ilc receipts
3l6 bssi $50 bales exportseoasDse so bales sales
l5iO bales; stock IS so bales
CHARLESTON Jtn hCoon opened steady bu, became Qu Md
dnys Ao net receipts l96 bales sales 800 bales; stock
bales
Jan 5-COiton du nominal Ntding I3c
receipts 80 bales eIporscossvse 30 bses ss bales
tOck, $50 bales
RosroS, Jan 5-Cotton que Mddngs Isle receipts 90
bales; i,239 bales sales bales stock, 20 N bales
BALTIMORE Jan Cotton lees active and prices lower; Mdng
1 receipts 800 bales; 800 bales eKpor-to the Continent
100 bales; sales, 800 bales stock, ~ $40 bales.
WILMINGTON jan Cotton dull nominal; Midngs, lie;
receipts 456 bei exports 75 bales sales 90 bales
2605 bales
NORFOLK jan 6COon dali Low Mddngs llc receipts 73l
bsesi exports coastge 2O bales saee loo bales stock 6l
bales
Jan 5Cotton moderate demand Mldlug, Eic
499 bales, eIpOrs-O bales;
Mise 0b bales; sales, 200 bales stock So al bales
NEgORLEASs Jan Cotton weak; demand fair; Mddngs ~ n
Hc receipts 992 bses gross 1913 bsles;
British " O69 bales; sales, bales; stock bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
Qipi0en0 Notice.
FIFTY PER CENT

out Of the .rnng, for tina ending Dee 81 D" ,'o been o'
| 40 Che poev Holders entled Certificates for the
or cent interest .l b. ready delivery The drs. day OF
-, T. A. WALTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MiRKFT-J,, &

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKRT-Jar
Cattle market rather brisk hut closed without decided change
from last week First Quality a5ic Medium iG5e nfenor 10
Ordinary, 81 late. receipts 1893 heAd sales. l3J head swine
moderate demand Pair 9d9ic; receipts 3s8 head sheep
Large supply Common dull good bring fair pces Fair Good
+G5c.; Good TO Extra, 5d5ic.; receipts 1881 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
GauinS5 Banks.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"a Chatham square and Nes-B)sery, y. v,
receiving deposits from 81 70 5000, entitled 70 interest as
from Jan l85t, Le rate Of per cert anulEi
Free OF t. s. Deposit Tax.
rally invested IN u S Bonds and n. T. -
O. Bonds cad d o.tgages) Dec /, Sie....,. t2@1,oe =,
DEPOSITS me accrued int 70 date Dee S'O.... Tim ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

JAMES WORTH Cashier ofthe N4aona PARK Bank 81 New.
a do s~luy tn above statement r 70 ne best "i
uy .aov'e'se -. b'.e. $780,. . =" Nu'i H. '"iAtt
Co1ect-Auest: WILLIAM u. IOGO.l
Rug tEE kelly, ibIcc'ors.
GKO. 10. POTTS,
% Of Nt-Io,t Comfy Of Neiort: saO oil subscribed be-
fore IS 5th dsF u Jt1usrr, 1911. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
mrN0ina Gar0e, Sc.

At VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. e ,r. IA
~ ten-st-W BIDDING CAhus and ilNk. Si~iiO'N"
lsbsI 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
Go Ubom II man Gontsru

oys,ry az ruE METROPOLITAN GAs IGHr Co. ~ -
copyER FoKfY.sEuoND-sr., Nzw-lOHS, De- - tot he
dds for all the COAL TAR pr9dge'e.SC,ddis. and
MSiS, OF WI s 1sc,iysJ an JAN II Mkt 1t De , h.
the COMPANY las Broadway where 'e'q' s resilient
learned. " - A. CON
NTOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T NJ NSVs r..
CtpS 11ls "a enid, hat my Wiz MARY ll -, c.,,,nt
on her own Tree will AMI seoni len ny iel th. ''' ~
anu 'hA "" ~ - JOHN J. CAlN, 49,. IN -
No Wet btiy- ''' a.
NwyERS WANTED by the Pro,erty S'e ~
20 w,,v a 0,- Money. Ciothinf hs'"i a. go NOV
- Wa,ehc, BLANKETS DE Stab Fur lisHA ih''o '
yy,IioNAS TOPHAM, late oE No. : Aioe pa
.lTSre coarcry Rod Eat lSsd@s '' o 'T espsSa no
doh a. - xher lass adersari wrote 10 AJ se la
,on ~ n, IA. hcsni Of NhcFer can liza
~ iop respecting him Is leqnesled 10 eoinnal eas WV ~
.ss,mptuaM of No ? Copthall Gear, Loalon l. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
pROCLAMATION of SAFE of DC TENA

Il tOTtrn1f
STATE OF TEXASn the and by the suhory OF the state
ToIA,Whess The ioad known that Of The Texas
New Orleans Railroad largely indebted Che school fund o e Se
Texas for principal and interest Of the special school uu a1ei 70
the under the st Of the Lssatu Of August 18Th 6 entitled
provide Ibe Of the special school fund the
bon Of rihoaj companies incorporated by the state end th amend
railroad made and executed to the state Of IeTs under
said aRentmsntsj aud
ssd railroad company by failure 20 pay the interest snn
fund Of niebtedness has not complied with us Jisuol
Jar aid c OF August 1856 aud the amendments thet 70 ana
la alo not compiled Of 18Th Of August 1910 entitled an
relief Of railroad companies indebted 10 the fae 0s Ioa
froIuth specisl sshooi flui; and
Whereas, Becaus ilre the Governor Of The STATE = r.
on Lue said railroad 10 be sod n
satisfaction Of said in'ehte iuesi o., o., . ,,,-
NV therefore l.. krOwD IN conformity With said acts d The
T. EDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor o. sid STATE VII On
Tuesday tie Ish February A. D. ll q DO coli ne
I'D Tsxsf al Oes1s Raod' and the chatter r'' o. sd
Cpsuv including rusi-bei right Of grading zee fn
s ,ouuuer masonry and all the S'lck 81 cen 1f n s'
COMPANY frpO's Ad depot stations Hld az TIE property o'
its bufness railroad uens abou
hu lr,d AMI eight lj5i miles long.
nc place pu5c alnon on s u cay l'iIuaTy
A d. 1871 At the she Stste a. Ausn een M
hour. Of A. IL Oock AM the sale g. b. 20 De t az
bidder; pro4cd ho-r t TIE Go'onor ietfe' i2e sSa
lerf n advisable ~ Inv ssa property n iof Ic itltL Z" ID M
n h be uae sIaea; 20 e1'et tue principal al1 Ia
te7t.t Tue tie scho,,inui , 1T.
IL testimony whereof have her'n.o sgoel nv name ard h''e
csud tie ,rrs seal Of 20 D. al2e At We t' 81
H. 81 AZ n ~ di Of Noytmhe A. D. le' aud o e l-4e
FGsfjtyD J. DAVIS Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

MUTUAL BANK, 7j0 Broadway, n. Y.
vi ANNUAL ELECTIOS for DIRECTIONS 4 this Bank snd
for INSPECTORS Of The next ELECTION, viii be- bell tho Backing
House MONDAY ae lSh E,L between tie bol PIP 'ai m
Jss ). L31i. w a. CAEAAN Csshef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
NXCEI.IOR SAYINGS BANK,
Broadway Savings Institution,

23, BROADWAY ENTRANCE on PARKPLACG o.,
Interest Oa depos entitled thereto the sK mons ending Dee VI
st lie rate Of SIX PER PER ANNUAL all Of S and
ward will be paid on and after MONDAY, Jan. Is 81 .
49, FRANCIS i. SCH0AT.S. President
W.Dx y WoRRuL, Sec. PETER CUNNING, Acct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

rE'O THE HOLDERS VI Ul l,1Urs,, - Al a., II
yoe IA hsrey given that thu INTEREST due jana
a. IN on The Funded Debt o. the state Of ONO Nil be- pad Al ne
1ueden EIchsngo National Bant IN hs ',oi Nr ipA t'
Il, 10 ID, s proIino and thereafter " on o"'e u " oy-'''
Las QUO DsesmJ.I IL, lei1 . ,o,,,,v ,it..-.,o,..
Isl,C K SHERWOOD, Secretary ~ state
yRANClS Is POND. Attorney tencr,,
,,.os,, u tue Sstns Faaj Of tas ssale VI Qhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

nIVIDEND NOTICE. ,,r.... n. =, i'm
The Trustees Institution have oriepoa u.. He usual SEM
DVIDHND Al of SIX PER GENT Pr snnum on az
hh have renal gu deposit o6 OF months he p'h eh ana
90, Mousy Jan 10 g5l WALTER W. CoNcALlA, President
N 4, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

UFucr MgTn0roLlrlS Gss LCrr Co.
BROADWAY. JoRTY-sBCoyDsl.. NFw-NotE cr ~ No. y,
TENUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
1 HOLDERS Of tie HII ROPOLTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY
for ELECTION DIRECTORS will be held on MONDAN Jan 8
a. This Office Poll open " 70 pm The Transfer Book VIII
k closed IRON evening" Dec a. 1870 10 The morning Of Jsnuy 10
III Wa. hEIKLEHAM, SecTetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
financial.

PROCLAMATION of the SALE of the IOUS-
TON TAP AND BRAZORA RAILROAD By the Governor Of the
State Texas the and by the authority Of the state OF
Whereas The railroad company known that Of the Houston Tap sn
Railroad largely indebted the School Fund OF the state 81
Texas principal snd Of the Special School Fni loaned the
the Legislature Augus 18th 1856 entitled An
provide the Of the Special School Fund the hs
railroad incorporated by the State AMI the amendments
which prncps and secured by the bonds or d
road company made executed the State Of Texas under said act
and amendments: aid
Where's hd railroad company hy failure TO py the interest and
sinking md Of said Indebtedness has not complied With It's obi
18Th 1856 and the amendments thereto and las
also complied with the act Of jh Of August 1870 entitled An Act
for the ree Of railroad companies indebted the State ior loans from
the School Fund" and
onrs by sad Of the aue said railroad be sold
in satisfaction Of said Indebtedness
Nov therefore 10 il known that conformity with said as Of the
Legisaure EDMUND J. DAVIS. Governor 81 said State VIII on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of Ftray D. 1871 70 be sold
sad Holog Twp sn Bra1ca H al and the ce nights Of
hang roa1be right grading bridges
rails aud s the stock subcie Tor sail
al the dOts end depot stations and all the property oEnei
BY sid company necessary its Unsuccessful railroad beng about
so Gfly N les long
Such sale take place Puhe auction said S:b fifteenth day
February A. d. 1871 the the Capitol tie
between tie Of 10 and ~ O'Clock and the sale t. be to the
r should he advisable buv said property in for he behet
Of tue School Fund should cash bid be made sufficient the
principal and interest due the School Fund.
testimony whereof have signed and have caused
Tire great seal Of the State be sfIe at tie CITY Austin, tbs
H. 18th day Novenber D. 1870 and Of the independence Of
Texas the tbrySh EDdUND }. DAVIS, Governor
By The Governor: JAMES r. EEwCONB Secreary OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

TI'HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the CTIAPPELL
Il PATENT gTEAd vAINRLEss IMP AND BllGE EJECrOR
MANUFACTURING AND FURNISHING COMPANY are lecy notified
SATURDAY, jan T. Ia5 O'Clock the Office 81
W. Wildly No II BfOsiNa Newiork 10 elect Trustee and trans
Acl other business IIEkKE W. WILD, heIeiaTy
Dated kr1iofk Jan. .. 1871.
The true northerner., 1871-04-07
DETROIT MARKET.
clip.
DETROIT, April 5, 1877

DETROIT. April 5, 1871.
All indications are favorable to a healthy
commercial condition during the spring and
summer, resulting from fairly active trade
and good cJop prospects Wheat is 3@ic be-
low last weeks figures at the Board. Extra
white is held at S1.55, No. at $3.50, and am
Der at S1.46. New York dispatches received
to-day report flour and wheat dull and declIn
ing, aud corn lower. Home quotations for
corn are 61@62c, being about 1c lower than
last report. oats 54@55c. Barley Is in some
demand for home use at 81 so for No. 1, aud
81 30@1. so for No. 2 Green apples dull with
best lots only saleable at 54615 per Dbl. Beans
dull at $1.25@1.50 for common to fair, and
81, 10000 for choice from store Butter dull
at 20Q21c for good to choice, while less desir-
able to poor ranges all the way down, with
some sales as low as 10c. Cheese strong at
15@17c for good to choice factory. Dried ap-
Piles TIC. Dried peaches 24@25c. Eggs
shade stronger, probably stimulated by Easter,
which occurs next Sunday. Hops, 5@7c. Ma
pie sugar IN freer supply at 15@16c for good,
and 15@iic for common. Potatoes are in quite
active demand for shipment at 90@92c by the
Car load. Clover seed, S5.5O@6.0O. Timothy,
s5 75@6.50. Live stock is dull, both here and
at the east. Beeves are unchanged in price,
but sheep at the stock yards are off 1c during
the week, and are footed. at S4.25@4.75 per
100 lbs and $295. .25 per head.
The true northerner., 1871-04-07
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 4, 1871.
Money has become a shade more stringent,
rates for loans being 6@7 per cent. Gold
steady. closing at 11O19. The new Govern
ment five per cent. loan is being taken literally,
although as yet confined to banks. At an in
terview of bankers with Secretary Boutwell, to-
lay, the Secretary stated that the subscriptions
had fully met his expectations, and that when
the subject comes to be understood, large in
vestments will be made on private account, not
only in the United States but in Europe. lie
thinks the entire 100000 will be wanted by
the first of May. Government bonds are
stronger, aId the speculative feeling in the
railway list continues. The trade in dry goods
is only fair pnces of cottons being unsettled,
there having been general reduction OF prices
within the week. The nail manufacturers have
advanced prices 85 cents per keg. Flour and
grain have fuctuated some, and prices are
weaker and shade lower. Opinions are OF
course only opinions, but good judges think
that there is not much probability Of any ma
terial changes either way for some weeks to
come, but that there may be fluctuations both
upward and downward, as the supply at lead
ing points may be greater or less for the time
being, The foreign market remains quite
steady at the best rates heretofore ruling
Wool remains strong, with no abatement in the
firmness of holders. whose stocks are small
and who readily get extreme figures for all de-
srable grades. The Boston Commercial Bull
etin notes further advance in Michigan fleece,
the market having latterly been pretty we'll
cleaned out at the range of 5O@54c being 7a8c
better than the lowest figures Of the season.
The baroness of the market in domestic woods
is shown by the fact that there are considera-
BILE lmportatlons of foreign, Notwithstanding
the tariff. No indications are given as to what
dealers may be disposed to offer for the new
clip.
The true northerner., 1871-04-07

WE commend to the attention Of those Dem
ocratic papers that affect to deny Ku-Klu,
outrages at the South, the following from the
Louisville Courier Journal:
There is Ku-Kfux organization in the
South. How large it is We cannot say, but, II
our opinion, it is small. In Kentucky ii is GER
tainy 80, and composed Of vagabonds. 1t hal
only appeared in half dozen counties OF the
State. But where it has appeared there ha,
been reign Of terror and, at this moment il
would not be safe to worry 1t In certain parts
OF Henry and Shelby"
Has the Democratic party identified itself tC
any extent with the Ku-Klux? The Courier
Journal thinks it has, for in another article II
the same issue as the above, it says:
"We seek to detach the Democratic party
from all conceivable association with hu' klux
ism. We propose to do this not only by de
nounclng the Ku-Klux but by proceeding
against them in way that will not be mistaken
and. If effectually carried out, cannot be evad
ed In the presence OF proper Legislative pro
vision, our grand juries, backed by our judges
must pick up heart and nerve thomselves will
greater vlgor than ever before. 1t matters moi
whether the outrages we complain OF be few OF
MANY, confined to one county or scattered ovel
half dozen, our duty ls plain. We must
make them impossible. The non action OF oul
legislature is not only reproach to us, but 8
solid argument against us. But we can dc
much as matters stand. and we cannot AFFORD
to hold back. Immunity from Federal legisa'
ton is to be purchased by a bold and resolute
local vindication of law and order. Denials
are childish: and 1t is worse than childish tC
charge the Radicals with getting up disturb
ances."