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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31
LANEOUS.

JeX00-EfO009G0
Convening of Legislature - lmbeach.
ment Rumors - Indian Outrages On
Texas Fr0ntier-Small.pox Stntistics-
The Wharton Trial-A Kentucky Mar.
deress.
AUSTIN, Texas, December 3o.-Considera-
bic excitement exists here in consequence Of
the probable cOnvening of the Twelfth Legis-
iature ON the tenth proximO. The term Of
this body expired by law ON the fourth of
November. The object of the meeting is to
impeach Controller BledsOe, and thus
place the finances of the State in the hands
Of the Governor and Treasurer. Controller
Bledsoe retaliates byjthreatening to secure
the impeachment of the Governor. Tho
Governor threatens to use force in case the
Legislature attempts to convene. 1t is re-
ported that Judges Evans and Walker have
Indicated their intention to decide in favor
of the validity of the meeting.
The following are specials to the News:
SAN ANTONIO, December 29-Colonel
Sawyer and Captain Trainer, who have just
returned from the frontier, report that two
men were killed by Indians at Sat creek on
the twenty y-seventh instant.
Twelve Indians, under command of o
white man, stopped the stage near Concho;
after talking half an hour with the driver.
they allowed the stage to proceed without
further mOlestation.
Nuulu inc ldSt week l00l00o have stolen
nearly all the horses in and around Fort
COncho.
On the twentieth instant three citizens Of
San Antonio, named Thier, Wagner and
BOrchers, were murdered near Hillsboro.
They were drOvers who had been to Kan
sas, and were on their way home with the
proceeds Of their sales.
PHILADELPHIA, December 3O.-Tne health
office report shows the following figures in
regard to smallpox: Deaths tor the past
week, 223; for the past year, 1879. Pro
gresslon speed of the disease: Deaths in
July, 5; August, I6; September. IS: Octo-
Der, 236; November, 562; December, 1894.
The new remedy. sulphate of zinc and
digitatis, is reported as being used with
success.
ANNAPOLIS December 3O.-Professor
McCulloch was subjected to long cross
examination to-day, and persisted that the
opinion might be false unless metal itself
was produced.
DIR. Frederick A. Gunth testified that
Aikens experiments did not establish the
presence OF antimOny in the sediment taken
from ketchum's stomach.
LOUISVILLE, December 3O.-Mrs. Weisert,
who murdered her aged mother-in law, Mrs
klaunn, last Sunday, by chOpping her
brains out with a hatchet, had an examina-
ton in the City Court to-day The physi.
clans thought the woman insane at the
lCQNTNUKD ON EIGHTH PAGE.
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The .Man.Eaters.

The Fjian cannibaIs continue to attract
attention. Yesterday they held their grand
ievee for the benefit of those who compli-
mented them with call. and hundreds
availed themselves of the opportunity to
witness these truly wonderful people, and
all seemed satisfied with the entertainment
The Princess Octavia has. during her
brief residence, received many offers of
marriage from ambitious youths, who wish
to marry a real princess. bat she rejects
them with that lofty scorn which is charac-
teristic Of one of noble blood.
The chiefs have also come IN for their
share of admiration.
In a few days the exhibition will be pre-
pared for ladies'. and no gentleman will be
admitted unless he brings an infant to be
masticated for the special delight of the
fair sex. In the meantime theywiil remain
at No 50 st. Charles street.
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BY TELECR RAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
JUDGE L0CHRANE, OF GEORGIA
Interview With the President
INTERNAL REVENUE, DECISION
TAX ON ENDS
PENALTIES FOR STRAW BIDDING
JAY GOULD ARRESTED
WARRANT FOR JIM FISK
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MEXICO
INTERNAL REVENUE. DECISION
TAX ON DIVIDENDS
PENALTIES FOR STRAW BIDDING
WARRANT FOR JIM FISK
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MEXICO
THE REVOLUTION ADVANCING
WASHINGTON.

A Ge0rgian's Interview with the Presi-
dent-Internai Revenue Decision-Tnx
on Dividends-Flne and Imprisonment
for straw Bidders on Mails.
WASHINGTON, December 3O.-Judge
Lochrane, late Chief Justice of Georgia,
and regarded as one of the ablest men in
the Republican party South, had a long in
tervew with the President to-day. Judge
Lochrane said the administration will take
no hand in settling affairs in Georgia, and
as Governor COnley cares nothing person
ally for the place, there will be no contest
between him and Colonel Smith, recently
elected Governor for that Office.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decides that tax must be paid upon divi-
dends declared out of the earnings Of the
year 1871, and upon interest and coupons
representing interest which accrued in that
year. even though the dividends are not
declared. The interest is not payable until
after December 81, 1871, and that the cor
perations mentioned in section fifteen of the
act of July IA, 1870. should withhold the
tax from the holders of their stocks and
bonds.
The Pcstoffice Committee of the House
will recommend a law imposing $4,000 fine
or five years imprisonment for straw bid
ders for postal routes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31
THE CITY HALL.

The railroad ordinance is still subject tc
deliberation. Among the Administrator;
conferences are daily held informally, and
all eyes are turned forward to the regular
meeting on Tuesday.
License paying occupies the attention OF
the Administrator of Finance.
The force at command of the Administra-
tor OF Improvements is busted in street re-
paving. The Calliope street route to the
jackson railroad has been made passabie
new plank roads have been laid down, and
a stream Of laden vehicles going, and un-
laden coming, already shows the wisdom of
these repairs.
What in terest is not given to the proposed
ordinance is given to the report of the Citi-
zens' Committee, as yet delayed. The COM
mittee have now all the information they
require, and are busy in digestion Of the
facts in their possession.
The cabmen, who have been yearning for
tariff to such an extent that they de-
Manded it over the counter of the Admins
traitor Of Finance whenever their license was
paid. will soon be gratifed as the ordinance
is drafted and will pass, attended only by
the legal delays. The vehicles are divided
by the ordinance into those drawn by two
horses and by one horse. Twelve squares
are set down as a mile. The rate for the
two horse vehicle is 81 80 mile, and 81 for
each succeeding mile. One dollar is the
tariff for cabs at the same distance, and
seyenty-five cents for every succeeding mile.
The Jehuas my charge So an hour for hacks,
and s. for each hour after the first, while
caDmen are entitled to demand So for the
same time, and 81 50 for each hour subse
uuently. After midnight the rates shall be
fixed with the driver, who can not charge
double. They may accept greater compen-
sation if voluntarily offered. Fines are re-
coverabie before the recorder.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31
Bethel Mission School.

The Christmas and New Year festival of
this school last night, at the Stonewall
Jackson Hall, was exceedingly interesting
The following was the order OF exercises:
Opening hymn-"Royal Proclamation" J"
Reading Scriptures. etc. Hymn-''Charms." ;"
Recitations by the children. Hymn-"Bet-
ter Land Recitations by the children.
Hymn-''Our Loved Ones at Home" by
Miss Rosina and Master John Ceber.
Hymn-''Sweetly Sing Address by Rev.
Z. G. Taylor, D. D. Hymn-"Who Shall
Sing if not the Children.' Distribution of
presents. CIose-'Praise God, from Whom
all Blessings Flow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31

An exchange says: .'The fearful NOR
tality which has ragged for the last fifty or
sixty years amo.-g the servants of George
Washington aud Andrew jackson has at
last attacked the nurses of our later Moses,
Andrew johnson. 1t is predicted that in
another hundred years there will not be
more than half dozen Of them left"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31

SOUND ADvICE.-COlumns could not con-
tain sounder or better advice than does the
few words published by Mr.. Louis Grune-
wald, No. i29 Canal street, in another col
umn, where he advises the public what to
buy for Christmas and New Years presents.
Money spent as he advises will, in reality,
be money saved. Let all heed this.
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EMERSON BENTLEY.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
Auction 81 TnE SIIERIFT.-Part!cular at
tention is called to the sales at auction
to be made on Tuesday, second of Jan
uary. 1872, at noon, at the Merchants
and Auctlonccrs Exchange, Royal street,
by the Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans,
Said sales comprise
l. 4 lot Of ground, with the buildings ard
Improvements thereon, situated i'll the First
District of this city, on Julia street, between
Camp and st. Charles.
. A portion Of ground situated imme-
diately in the rear Of the above described
property.
3. Two lots Of ground, with the improve
nents thereon, situated in the Second Dis
trict of this city, on Customhouse street,
between Tonti and Rocheblaye streets.
1. Three lots of ground, together with
the improvements thereon, situated in this
parish, on the right bank of the Mississippi
river, opposite this city. in the town of
Belleviile, ON Eimire street. One of the
said lots forms the corner of Elmire and
and Eliza streets.
For full particulars and terms, see adver-
t.seMents.
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FOR SALE.

CAW MILL FOR SALE.-THE ESTAB-
situated ON the levee in the Third District OF this
city between Poland street and the Convent, Is
offered for sale with all its implements complete,
tors wishing to retire from business Said mill ID
in the most perfect running order. is now running
and can he examined in all it's parts and details.
II has done and is doing good business. For par
noal I'm fF'' PITALCGCE PETIT.
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Meteorological Record.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce. the
meteorological record, at Gas A. NJ. yester-
DAY as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31

E.-iGIoUs NoTIcE.-Divine services to-
day as usual in Amcs Methodist Church, en-
ST. Charles street. Rev. j. c. Hartzell,
pastor.
At tnight, instead o. the regular services at
seven o'clock, there will be a Watch Night
service, commencing at ten o'clock and con
There will be an appropriate sermon, after
which viii be held Watch Night love
feast.
All are cordially invited
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WANTED.

TNANTED.-IN A FAMILY OF THREE TWO
w white GIRLS, German or English-one to
cook. wash and irOn the other to take care OF
child and do general hOusewOrk. References re-
0uired Call at No l26 Prytania street. de3o
VNANTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS OR
w companion lady. Would take the en-
tire care two children, and instruct them.
She speaks . refined and correct German; also,
French and English. Is good housekeepor.
Would rot object to go in the country; ,
MRS. HAVELAND
no'2 No. 209 Camp street,
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A state Educational Association.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
1t is reported that Hon. Thomas W. Con
way. State Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation. is contemplating the propriety Of
calling. at an early date, convention of
the friends of education, for the purpose of
interchanging views and awakening an in
creased interest in this important and
much neglected branch of State admins
tration. In my opinion it is a highly com
merdable project. and should be generally
approved. 1t is reported that this conven-
ton, if called, will be held before the ex-
piration of the coming session of the Lesis-
latUre, when the presence of a large mum
Der of leading and representative men will
be most auspicioEs for its success.
While Lailing with satisfaction such an
announcement. can not forbear express
ing the hope that general invitation will
be extended. irrespective of parties, to
every educator in the State to be present
and participate in its deliberations. Freed
from al partisan or sectarian influence. it
should become an earnest and commanding
body. whose action shall be legitimate to
ITS purpose.
Ii has occurred to me as appropriate to
suggest something further. After the
assembling o. the convention. steps might
be taken TO organize and charter a ''Louisi
ana Educational Association" having the
following general objects in view;
l. TIE union of the friends of education.
:. The propagation of knowledge calcu-
lated to a.itate tie public mind in iavor of
universal education.
3 The establishment of monthly peri
odica,. to be owned. controlled and pub
l!slei br the association, devoted ex-
clusiyelv to a cosmopolitan advocacy of the
necessity OF universal education as an ad-
junct ot public morals and good govern
Ment.
l. appears 20 me that such an association,
launched out by patriotic and philanthropic
motives and composed of jealous and active
men. could accomplish most satisfactory
results among the tens Of thousands of IN
ltttered Loilisianians
EMERSON BENTLEY.
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The Temperature.

TIE thermometer at Louis Frigerio's.
NO. 80 Chartres street. yesterday stood as
follows: 1T 8 A. NJ, 6J7; at 9 +. NJ. 152: at
s T. N. IL. Lowest point during the
night OF December 80, So. Rain one
f.tl Of an inch.
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THE BEST OF ALL HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-A
Grover & Baker sewing machine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31

The population OF Virginia is said to be
declining, on account OF the migration Of
people to more prosperous regions.
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MILLER l. DlELNAN.
Manufacture FIVE thousand pounds o. sugar every
DAY IL
Candies and COnfectiOnerjes.

The largest candy mandatory in the United
States. They manufacture every kind of stick and
barber pole candy and drops, and every kind or
bon bons and kisses lozenses and hundreds of diff
ferent candies. Also agents of Dr.. Henley cele-
bra.ed wine and cocktail btters; and keep
stantly on hand all kinds of wines and liquors Also
large stock of fireworks and fire crackers. Mer
chandse delivered in the city free of drayage, and
country orders free of drayage to the steamboat
landings and depots.
Eight good candy makers are wanted, to whom
will be given steady employment. de!2 I'm cod
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D AWIE PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Ranie Planting
AND
NASCFACTCRING COMPANY. &.

RAMlE PLANTS, securely packed for shippi ng
for sale by the thousand at reasonable rates
Terms-Cash when ordered.
Books Of subscription to the capital stock Of this
company are now open at the Office, No l22 Caron
de!et street. WILLIAM HALL, President.
EnuARn TnxAr1s Treasnrer ncl8 am
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$l.OOO.OOO

$l,OQO,OOO
Can Dz made in a short time by a few shreVTd men
who will not reveal the secret OF the business ul.
der any circumstances.
For full particulars, address
uoa 3mDW lO9 Bieecker street, New York.
WANTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow.
ing diseases: Dyspepsia, diarrhea, bilious and
other fevers, general debility, nervousness, low
spirits etc; to be cured by the celebrated Fey
0hAud's Bitters. Price, 81 bottle.
Ap3O Su We Fr ly
A GENTS WANTED-FOR THE UNIVERSAL
! "A TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER Saves tirae
lstwine thread fingers and teeth. Something every
Z sody wauts Samples mailed on receipt of twenty
tisge cents Address GEORGE DAVIS,
Ae3l am "a No. sss Broadway, New York
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
DIRECTOR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BARRETT.
STAGE MANAGER... .......JOHN H. SkLWYN.
"A Happy New Year,
Las, Z sats of the engagement Of the favorite and
distinguished comedian,
JOHN L. OWENS,
Who will appear Monday and Tuesday evenings N
tie VICTIMS, and also in FORTY WINKS
Wednesday Matinee, DOT.
Wednesday evening, SOLON SHINGLE, and
LIVE INDIAN. Thursday evening, January /, last
appearance OF Mr.. John +. Owens-DOT, and LIVE
INDIAN
Matinees every Wednesday and Saturday; ad-
mission half price Business Manager, Lorraine
Rogers; Treasurer Frank B. Cilley. de3ltf
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GROVER & BAKERS

HKOVEK & BAKERS
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE
Defeated the eight leading SHUTTLE STITCH Ma
CHIMES at the fifth grand State Fair OF Lou
is;ana.
Received the only GOLD MEDAL az the third an
ni:s.. State Fair of Mississippi.
Has received more FIRST PREMIUMS for best ma
chimes and machine stitching than all the com
petition combined, in Mississippi, Alabama, Lou.
isiana and Texas, and has the peoples verdict
N the above States, the sales being greater
than that of any other machine. 1t is the &C
knowledged Southern favorta.
General Southern office 1872 Canal street New Or.
leans d42l I'm
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TOHN GRAYEK,
Proprietor of Phoenix Stables and Undertaken, Nos.
IS and 81 Eysian Fields street, opposite Pontchar
train railroad Third District New Orleans. Car
riages Barouches, Bugges and Saddle Horses to
hire. Horses bought, sold and kept on livery
Patent Metallic Burial Cases. Mahogany, Black
Walnut and plain COfins always Oh band. Funer
as attended to by the Proprietor. who hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain share OF
public patronage. JyZ8 ~
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WILLIAM PHILLIPS, UNION STA.
w bes, No. 1870 Calliope near 81. Charles street,
has ev cry accommodation in the line Of Pleasure
and Fam ly carriages such as hacks, brettes phae.
tons, bugsies. ETC. for the use Of the public ena
times All hacking done below tariff rates. Or.
ders for weddings balls p;cnics, races, etc, vii.
be attended to go as to guarantee satisfaction. !
am also prepared to hire vehicles (aone) to par.
ties having their own horses jel6 ly
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ICQNTINUKD ON EI0HTH PAGE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-12
FOR SHERIRH.

Having bsea urged By asay friends
Aroueheut stearns eeunty, irrespective
q party. to become 5 candidate for sAsr-
T. I hereby announce pyself q : Pee.
pies Candidate for that Office. II elsst-
Cd. I pledge myself i do ny full duty, ~
I have dens during The term I am now I'LL.
Ing. 7 ask the support Of voters without
regard to party Affiliations. ~.
s.zE THOS. G. ALDEN.
81. Cloud Sept. 2e. 1871.
Pork,
Lard, S5@
So Hams, and
sEa3.
In quantities to suit, ct ., pa
D. n. g. MURPHY 4 co.'s. :
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GET THE BE8Ts

= II 10 not hard 70 tsll whieh IL the fsyosits
threshing nseAias With the farmers Of
Northern Minnesota. The gsaeral demand
y for the J. I. Case Z Go. Thrsshsr, which
pronounced BY those Who have used II q
DO superior to any other n,aaufsstufsd., Il
viii thrssh more srain, thrssh It quicker
md cleaner. and last longsP thsa any ether
thfsshsr In the market. These nsehtaes
are for sale at Capt. Grevsnsr's warsreons,
where oil the best Agricultural implsnsats
u tie country, with . full stock Of extras,
can always b found. III Gsf II
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We viii send THH JOURNAL from now nm
III The Arst Of January next-ssa,ly tos.
sssasAs-fss T7i,ty essts. This IL bat about
Ne ssst Il Ne White pspsr.
Ssad alsag Thirty ssats, and secure .
asst-slsss lslse satil he slsss Of ths ysar.
~ Ten yssf AsigAbess Of this.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

Mr.. J. W: Tenvoords viii move into his
elegant new store building next week, and
will open with On entirely new stock Of
goods, clothing, hats and caps. blankets,
groceries and provisions, notions, and, in
short, everything that may be, wanted In
he dry goods or grocery line.
{ Remember Tsnvoords's grand opening
next week. .rs. :. g T.. -. -
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-Crsss2& Plates ere In the market %
usual With choice meat Of oil kinds. In
e'udine fss, tender venisoh. They will
buy only the best, and ttsrsfors Offer only
he bvst Of everything ID their line 10 their
east oAiers. ssa a. $<Ts,s' '5tsss&fs 7'asa
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-12

AItl1:xlAzDlIA--Ths Psse ssys s railroad
aesting vas hsM q that plass @ ~ soth
ult. II. =. :. Thonpson No OkAirnAl,
cad d. Garden sssrstary. Tho object q
stAls n'.lssttng q sisted 81 Ne. I. B. ysa-
Hosssa - to, $ Tho report Of tie rail-.
.1oad ssrvsy through Douglas ossaty was
aboat tosbssubnittsd. Tie people ought ..
show thsir willingness . lid Il IL eon-
ssractiea. i - ssrssd . give right sf
way through ~ sspsty .and depot srsulds:
.....L. 9. Sins NJ ts.sysd - Ii Aaal-.
some new dwelling house o. tie shores 6,
Lake Winons.........The case Of tho pris-
oners charged with tho murder Of Gilbert
Psalson names given IN last wssk's jour
1AI) had boon taken up, the grand jury
having brought in an indictment Of murder
u thsiAfst dsefss.s f. motion Or change
Of venus AAdlhss taken uadsr 4adyissnsat,
- Judge sasKslyy. Atsorasy General
CeFasll. County Auernsy Randolph, and
hsssrs. l. ". Collins and J. 8. Mover, 81
Psar for the State, and Hon. H. L. Gordon.
Judge Rsyaeld. Aad &. N.lse., Esq., q
fsnd tie prisoners. :. : ....l-,s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-12

VsnIsox.-Coatss & Freeman would give
notice to hunters and others that they are
paying tho highest cash price for vsnison.
Call on them before disposing Of your veni-
nm. sssg5$j i$f=2 ~ - = tLEtI 1
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foH sAI..-rhrss drst. class feur-poekst
billiard tables, 6}xl1 feet, ii : good order
ard oil eonplste. viii 10 seld shesp for
eash. Inqpire Of $50. -. ~ rss,s =,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-12

GRocz1lIs =! GRooE1lss GOOD gro
ceres can be bought cheaper q Allen 4
.Russelrs than 1t any other place in st.
CLOUD. * SAFl<S>-a. ~ = -. II 80
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{ {. e - 81. CLoup, OCT. II, 1871.
Wheat nsvhat excited: No. $l-Ho.
2. s5o.-,endsney upwssd. not saou IL Il
being broughtiia . supply The nillsrs.. n5 :.
oa.s-sos 70 sso..S IS s.. z.s 81. .5S.s &
Corn-5oe u 60. .s g. ,saS ;!..s q !.
Barlsy-vsry little dsnand F.; nay 30
quoted 1t 5os66e. ] ss.s : q ss@s sS
=
Bran-soe per ont. ,s I'LL :.
4horts-S !. '|5ls >SySss ~, :
Fed $ta$l 90 psrevt.Z
Hay, tssfsxseilsat quality this ysas,sad
sells It So s#s :s..s, .5s
Beaas, $50 70 500. according .
quality. - s.sl5#sssss s.s.s ass
Potatoes bayias s soa4oe. E. So &.
chssss lfiaassots. 200; New York, 26s.
Buttsr-l8a22e. !: very plenty. z . 4
1ggs-12sl5e., and plainly. ii q,
0rsea applss Y. $685. 90 pr Dbl; %
90. per peek. 2.t e 5zs 6, &, ). ;.
Craabsrriss-2.50a 90. as ~ aa5a 5s,s:.g,.
y Weol, 400. ........s.,...... s...s...-s....,.
Dry nspls wood worth $4aS4.5o Tor
fall cord; green napls, oak. o., $4A$4 Is;
tAzaarae, $3.50.
llllxAuzss, o. i.
Whsat 4 22lsr Ne. !.
0ats-x9ts for No.. s.s53s s4ss IS.
Cern4 10 for No. 2 ss 3 I! !.
& 3Sg..-.,. -s1:.: -.:..t.- $sSt5
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NoM11A11ozs.-At the Republican Con-.
vsatiss Of he 4lst Senatorial District, conn.,
prisiag lie counties OF Otter Tail, Becker,
Ted, Clay, &c., Mr.. J. o. Milne, Of Fairy
1aks, 1sdl seuaty was nominated for
ssaaase; aad lie. Corltss. 81 Otter Tail
sssat1. - !. @ Cranth, - Becker eoun-
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