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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-15

DIR. ]. II. KEELING
HAVING located Ia Pulaski, re-
II spectfuliy ofIers his professional
services 10 The people of 0tlr town end
surrounding country. Office. Room
No. 8, Up-stairs, Chiidorz' Block, where
be may be found at an hours, day and
night. nsar2s-ly
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-08-15
CIIAs p JOKES
FRANK MATTHEW s.,
- Attorney at Law

zAssd Solicitor tSt ChaaceE'V,
PULASKI, l.-i TENNESSEE.
III practice IN Giles, Lawrence and
Wayne counties; also the Suprens
Court Of the State. Special atteHtion
given to ala business entrusted to his
care. Office formerly occupied by Maj.
III. G. Bate, Ballentine Block, South
East corner Public Square, up stairs.
Jan IL, iS72-ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
MICHIGAN.

THE GOVERNORS MEssAGE-A NEW STATE HOUSE
BUILDING ECONOIICALLY-THE STATE
FINANCEs-INTERNATIoN COMNERGE-THI
OCTOBER FIREs-COsT TO TIE STATE.
iPRoh An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBG NJ
LANSING, March 1S.-Gov. Baldwin's mes.
sage delivered to the Legislature to-day reviews the
growth Of the State in wealth and population since 1910
and gives the number Of representatives. under each
census up to the present time Under the recent act
Congress, making new apportionment Michigan IS en-
titled TO nine members The apportionment Of the State
into Congress Districts requires that the districts he
composed OF contiguous territory and as nearly ss
ucable OF the same number OF Inhabitants Dine reoard
should be had however TO the fact that the c,owtb y,
Others N'' 'nan
an act passed at the session Of 1871 10 was made fbo
usy vi Tue Boafd OF State Building Commissioners 10
pe pans, specifications and estimates for n new
not 10 cost over 81 900 0OO They were authorized 10
nrov3 ~ me erection OF such building but with tho
an LA 10 contract should be entered into involving
prafag or more than the 81 ,0OO0OD then apprO-
propr.ei, contract is prohibited excep an APP
Hlght DC made. The duly OF the
one Of importance and great
secure the erection Of a suit
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abie ec;fce, with sum mucn less t.au usu 9rcfu
s;tntiSn much tine and labor. In response to :.aver
SSSG' m BEING His
cost OF building sOO9l5 In the opinion of experts IL
can be :9mr,yS for lQgoeo provided the whole work
can be let un6es Que ...cr care!ni eAannn
builders, the Commissioners are of the opinion that
lcuch better building can he obtained and large
work at ono time. In this opinion ! fully
The cost Of machinery and other other a apS
expensive edice would be such as no respTnslo Idle
contractor would be willing 10 expend Tor sl1an
one time experienced md responsible builders will com
pete for the work. but II let in sections from year
connection With this will be asked Can the means oe
provided by the Legislature at present session 70
ing the payment Of the funded debt OF tho state ~ G
maturity or necessary Appropriations ior Oh tho ncople
heavy burden OF taxationP Having made caTs d1
estimate OF receipts and expenditures Oh h9
period more than 81 zoo 900 in State bonds become oIe,
quite satisfied that with the aggIeSae say '~ 10
dollar annually thereafter the bonded debt of the State
be paid at maturity All necessary te
new capitol completed and paid for within elk yea"
from January 1872. .,,,,,o y
board to advertise for proposals for the whole work. 10
be completed within Elk years. at cost not 10 cxcce4
$,2OOOO0. For the accomplishment OF tins obect
recommend the appropriation of 100000 annually Tor
each Of the years lS3 1874 1875, and 1885, ana sSo lor
ent Of the funded debt OF the State by setting apart
of the Trust Fund receipts and such portion OF tne
specific taxes required Tor the payment OF interest
the public debt, there is no longer necessity for INC
ono-eghth mill tax constitute sinking fund. Leav-
ing this oil, the state tax will be reduced S7e5O" Inc
message recommends legislation 10 effect this object
The receipts from specific taxes set apart by the Consul
tuition for the payment of interest and principal OF the
State debt have become large that 1t will be neces-
sary TO make appropriations OF specihc amounts from
the general fund for the payment OF interest.
The report Of the geological survey OF the entire upper
Peninsula is nearly ready and the Governor suggests the
passage joint resolution authorizing the OK penses OF
it's publication. His attention. lie says, has been called
by the President OF the United states TO the 27h article
OF the recent Treaty with Great Britain BE Is not aware
that the laws relating 10 ST. Marys Falls snip Canal IN
any way discriminate between citizens OF the United
States and those Of any other country but would pe
proper Michigan TO place upon record her approval
OF the artce BY giving official assent TO the use OF te
canals within its borders upon terms of entire equality
to the srbjects 81 Great Britain and citizens OF our
own courry The passage OF JOINT resolution is
recommended Tbs Governor Teeies the history OF tho
fires which ,wept portion OF the state last October
The total of the contributions to the relief fund was
$4G2 1885, besce clothing and other supplies, estimated M
yalup at
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MaRcn 20.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90
Lverp0>i, steamship
Eeylia close ll3O Supplementary Mai ior No d n.
r., . olOset at LAS 2. -
Al e.,rs deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid with
eoaLl postage.I
A Ercssiaa Closed Mail Is sent by This lire
THURSDAY. hARCH a.
Mills for Prrope via PnOu'h. Obegj0ury Hiuh11
din Ho,ia close at li:0O Supplementary Nal Pier at
foot II riiri st.. Holoken, Is closed loo
m letters deposited il Supplementary Mails must % prepaid with
double postage .
A PIuE.lu Closed Mall IL sent by IBIS line. .
Mails tyr Nssan n r. and the Wet Iniies steamship
Missouri p Supplementary Mail Per 40. n. l.,
4, closed a, $50 7. -,
Ian lstcs deposited Supplementary Mail TO prepaid with
double Iosisgcl
PoauP1at,e SANTANA md San Domingo steamship
Tyboe, close at2
Berrqa l., per steamship San Francisco close a, II
8. u.
FRIDAY, MARCH a.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP GRw-YoRK .............,

PORT OP ERW-TORK. .............. .MARCI
CLEARrD.
steaslp Hansp o. o. BressnP Bremen ofl r,1 Z CO.
Steamship Aser lockwood Charleston C.. eEy Nor
Ssa:ip Isaac Bell Blsteman Norfolk. City Point and RhOn
o S.s%h VIM Clyde Scott. SOr,, City POIn. and Richmond
steamship yehper Howe phad,ala LgrIst ssesm.ss Co
s: .ias aiyforsT. Fat. PhsieTAs, j. II1al.
Sta1insiip 7lc'u7, Nichols Phialephia. -
s E.9 ai 9eIP s L s Teens p sG%9n
SnP re Gun p r nOo Iivs"l Geo p BaIey
Bark TTs7isses DEL M!yneIl London PeabGi. wills Co.
Brig Yeto Orb MuJ Baenos and Rosario, FabOF Chaun
Iris Branch tBr) wyrran Havana S. R. De wOf& Co.
s Adolph use Davis santa Ar1ha Savania and Caagena
y SER en- Hydrangea Ruslln, uuea,yine,
kc Raoeh Moore Chambers Alexandria aud GeOrSe~a Bentley
Scr ITee Wind, Iugrsham PEovt4snce &C. Landy pressy
ssghr Hero KeIe, Salem R. W. Ropes.
s!0oP be'sef Il Ann - NeN,iaven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Magnolia, Palmer SAVauIah with mdse saa to
@ c1;9n1 Gs1'O b asDesS dI yH1 wa day with sugar
New-Bedor Robbins LOando W. c. A. jar
Of BO,ton Collins, Matanls. vic Delaware
BAN Yankee sGcr Kias1,g san9, 50 days with coffee
Bark Jenny uss SneaAn Wss; arpO0 80 days with ralrd
Bari Ysur O Nassau sohn'op s,gTa Z days Win sura
Bars James H. Pendes loi G1ebec Kline Ro IAnefo jan H.
Brig Mesces (of Tux ana HILL Guantanamo 20 days. With
Brig Atalava Cole Cienflegos l6 days with sugar.
Brig T. Henderson ,oi Bossn henderson. Sga u days with
Mgar
Brig Lewis Clark tcf BangO Smith, Cenegos s day. with
All InOlassea
Sophia ~ O. Tchben Msracaib9 10 days. with ccfea
Brig Alice Woods (sf Ct Johu NJ b. Dohety Maians u days.
With molasses.
scr Israel Snow M Boekand Pease Baraco 10 day, with o
Schr Frank Howard Bath Demo ara IS days, with bber
hchr Jede Of Lnbec Turner Io0aeo, NsIeo days With ma
hogany.
sc Adile Vessels Thompson, st. Ardsexs, C. A. 10 day with
schr Cora Bash Washington, ~ c.. II days With shingles
sehr John DOughty. Task Great Egg harbOr
schr Judge Harrington Bess. Great Egg Harbor
schr RG nOnd. Jacksonville day viih lumber.
.of Hangton) Con Port MOrsni JAM - days.
with bamboo.
sehr Mary William, Rogers Portaf Prince with 0gwos
scHOOSERs-RIyER coAsTvlsE.
n. Skinner Philadelphia Alaa Wooley. Pha 2ephia.
VIM. Penn. Fall River q. H. Tully. Baltimore.
Evelyn, Stamford. Neiy Bloomfield, stamford.
Niagara. Bridgeport. Jas Brchanan Derby
Orion, Norwich.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy, March 1aATry'T hars Margart, from Foo ChoN
Emma c. Lhled from Neweans; brgs CHILEAN Aut MARY, IRON
Cientuegos.
LEwKs Del. March aArtived brigs Sportsman rom MauRos
Ocean Eagle Havana r. Geuh som Demera; all for
For --latest ship Aelcs sec FUIh Page.l
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
iay in the of tho N0w-Jersey Eghterage Company
agt. The steam-tng A. Corning, Judge Blatchford dis
missed the libel with cOsts
The motion in Supreme Court, Chambers, to
have widow OF James 5sk jr substituted plaintiff
IA suits brought by Fisk, has been denied owing rreg
lapors.
In the Supreme Court, before Judge Barrett,
the which Ann Leahy sued tho National Steam
ship Company 5000 for the loss OF her hus
band. who killed by falling into the hold Of one of
the Company steamships. dismissed erday,
IL apparent that the accident the result Of neg
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DELINQUENT POLICEMEN

The Board OF Police listened yesterday to
20 complaints against policemen pa,ro,m,, Ja,oes Gal.
ders Of the Twentyrst Precinct was so much nm der the
influence OF liquor on March that he fell and recsiyed
cut above his left eye Patroman John Mur,bv n, tbe
Fifth Precinct accused OF drinking houor Will. an
post. These officers were dismissed IN Open couTt ~
Lizzie Gilmore of No. 7T1OmpsOn-St maze cnmp,,,r,
against PatrOnan Theodore l.. Kelly OF the Eghth Pr
elnc for having kckeJ her three tunes and sla,,ed h,
lace because she refused 10 swear falsely against man
whom he mad arrested The Orer dcnird having reatnd
her IN the brutal manner alleged. Cap. MtDermoIt
shd tht the complainant was notorious panel-thief
VINO MAS arrested Monday night for decoyng man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
PENNSYLVANIA.

,,opr nam QUESTIONS FOR STATE OFFICIALS
STOCK sPECULATIONS AND SOUTH CAROLINA
B0NIs-WILL THERE BE INVESTIGATION
fFRoA THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TkBUNh'l
U.RE1sB1,RG. March 14.-'rhe Committee in
s,eanq the publication OF the resolutions concerning
Uartranft Mackey & Co.. have made dligent Inquiry as
ia how your correspondent obtained copy OF the same
80 far without effect. Having authority TO investigate
the charges against Hartranft, Mackey Coz the COM
mittee have carefully absained from so DOING nevertDe-
less whtewashing report is about to be made 10 the
effect that nothing been found to
allegations published against the State Auditor and
state Treasurer. Before O proper committee, EAVlhS
authority your CORE spondent woui appear and testify
I'm this matter with alacIy, but there Is no probability
that such opportunity will be offered this 'evasive
report the only answer that VIII ever
from Mr. Hartranh to the Serious questions asked Of
him.
And now for few more: Who it that induced Har
trauft TO believe that certain could be rolled
through the South CarOiua Legislature which would put
the new bonds Of that State up, to parl How Lanch
money did Mr. H. pay his knowing friend TO lobby these
measures withal And is the /conning Auditor aware
that the money so subscribed went TO the lobby al
ALI And Is he that wb5n he had been worked uI
20 buying poiut his know ing friend indirectly sup
As It ia very likely WIN. Fl. may not be informed re-
speeding these matters woT d ne object TO tracing ny his
purchases, and finding Who're they came frcJnf lake
Tor instance, that Of Aug ust o. 1870, 1900 new South
these two items make fup lot Of $1,000 new south
Carolina Gs which waS sold the 10th of October at
46l ii these securities bought at 70 and sold al
49, did not uat operation take the starch right out
about as eHectalY'dS the unfortunate Oil Creek
settlements Ana having been hurt badly In these
new 6's, what moucement WIS there TO 60 into then
again the next Spying, III March and May and June
then after pays for carry ing have sell at another
lossf
Every man. of course has right 10 do as he will witt
his own and II Mr.. Hartranft chooses 10 speculat,
among people who invariably mulct every large
transaction he is not the first OF his kind and the publ
nave no special interest provided always the money IN
uses is his Mr.. Hartranft, state ON
Ger candidate for s higher office. would 4
question. His stock operations aDpear IA
amount TO nearly 81 100000 year His Judgment o
fortune whatever he term IT, is such that when
he invests heavily he loses heavily. Now, In thes
TRANSACTIONS, does he the funds of the Common
weathi ThoTe is ground for the inquiry viii Mi. Hal
trantt
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A FORMER EDITOR CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

A FORMER EDITOR CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
VIM. Everett, formerly editor Of weekly
newspaper, The Democratic Alliance was arrested on
Monday evening, at his residence, No. 4O East Fnty-
secOndst by Detective lilly bench warrant issued
by Distrct-AtOrney Garvin. II 10 charged that on
forged warrants tho accused obtained from sue CIy
Treasury $1,000 He taken before Recorder Haeket
I'm the Court OF General Sessions and he'd IN $20OO Dali
10 await trial Everett Is President Of the isl organ
izaton known st. Patrick5 Mutual Alliance, ana on
Monday paraded ut its head.
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into Der house and stealing his Eaten: cSsr
s,, tuaI the ~. ,a. raserraa
On hrntatV toward any woman. Tho case was -,
to the Bonrd The complainant wS' "0~erson
Tbomas Mrrath died 0p Monday at his residence. No
alo East Fourtcenthsl, after protracted Illness inc
attendant surgeon reported 10 tue oa,a ~ as Cerebral
nspnInr accelerated perhaps by beating receiyea NJ
"a hands of i policeman Two years ago. Coroner Aouns
lI 'I, a. 20 sti gate tho Case,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The promotion Of Capt. T. S. Curtis to the
command of the Havana steamship MORO Castle, OF
which vessel he first officer for several years, was
man. as especially exhibited In his handling OF the ship
during a recent storm OF almost unexanpcd duration
and severity The passengers that snip testified their
appreciation OF seamalle qualities by the presena-
ton Of an elegant United states a-
propriatey Inscribed The captain wei deserves az hs
houors Iiarlers Weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
THE WARDS ISLAND REAL ESTATE LITIGATION
In the suit of Alfred L. Beach agt The


In the suit Of Alfred L. Beach agt. The
Mayor Aldermen. and Common Council OF the City or
NowYork for the partition OF certain lands and roads
between high and low water mark on Wards Island, ana
involving valuable interests ~ lands divided among
large number owners Judge fngrahaB, IN tho SPECIAL
Term OF tho Supreme Court decided Yesterday: -
That the pieces owned by Of the deeniants IN whes
,e p has no Interest: and pieces the land between hah ald
low water ~ o held adversely Cor whas7 and the roads with tle
land below hgh water be excluded from this partition SUD
tie seed therein, Gnd haze 30 iatere N any
land soEgh 10 10 plr,nel, may nave e CON-
plaini ssed q them with costs. 80
sha he appointed to maze parton rs e as
be- amOug 10 such 81 them 40 so consent
"a wTtipg. . ,,--..
THAT nch az c mo. 30 partoned without tement to
The thereof the Of She con0nsl
apr defendants whose shares nos SCI on to
thea al before provided.
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DECISIONS-MARcH 10.

9ipysne Com!-Specidl TeM.--By Chief-yusice
Isrlfm-Bech SGT Mayo &cJdgmeL for plaintiff IL stated
o,noa aud the complaint dismissed to other defendants
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PASSENGEP9 ARRTVED.

FROM 3AyANNAa-In steamship Magnolia March 10 Mrs A n
wilson, Si Lir Mr.. Linn, bliss lianlns jake Btori, Gone
" ". o. Davidson, j. L. Ogelron Mr. H.
King j. Nc,arb, Henry KetetaI, r I. Leaf L. O. sAoa. al -
In the stsesage
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William Dooley, charged with selling unstamped
ysr, va held yesterday, 1900 bail by Coma s.es
Alon charged s carving tue business OF sariealef
sislout Lcease VA also held in loo bsiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
Gitnations Uanteo-- tflalss.

A YOUNG NAN English) is desicons Of OBJ
"A tain 9tu,d"o in arm cIRKi ha; bad ~, ear
purchasing ~ eni EO4h a
prcerence AZ Other Address T. g. A. 81 Pisa rOs,
-, New-iork
A SITUATION WAN'rED by Fsthcr and
n able Carrier Farmer. and vsH
himself generally usefl son crperear Coieaih' Oaa ohsu.
either seperateN with an,be
Can be TO al - o. aessiss.
A SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC SECRE-
IN TARY open r,m.n oEe psrE& A.
dress, PHON OGRAPiiEk, InbEne OGee.
ENTLEMEN requiring COACIMFN and
~ GARDREERs oaid ap 1873 wess Le,entL. siIns
ave. le0 arsteGs meg corHi tly on hsUL
CrDiS's AGENCY, 81 Sish-aye.. supplies
- Hotels anil BpH gionses with COLOR -
WArrLR5 anI HEAD COOKS, all other hELP tA1 lessS
MALE Ti FEMALE COAOnAiBN aad FAld HANDS o. tiA-
GlTUATION WANTED-By a young man
- ssrerieen Sooi hsnd quck ~ hrvs
reference sni woald reade wh aug 10
Address with Tsrticalis T. L. sea3dsh Aonnel.. "a ~
CITUATION as C2ACHMAN-Single nan,
seo, the and Of ior ako I'd
hosea bz o references Addres b. A. Boz los Tnbate ODE
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MINIATURE Almanac.

600 6il2 Moon sets fOo
.rRp -
Sandy Hook - 4;I Cows sani 453 Hell Gate Fe-rV 6
WATER THIS pAY-P. "
Sandy Heck 40 Gos isaBd.... SO Hell Gate y TiOJ
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9itnatioGs UGnieo--1emales.

A n Editors Daughter, well experienced. do.
"A srcs POSITION paper eod,nser ra-sy,rf
fs.n wner eic; GOyEaHG3 =. D. nstrnet Ese al ~
Ing h brances rlmeutj = Peach anI Lsu COaPi 6y
h. LAZY Best Giy reference. eYct Address with ten -
NARY GUiOS, Box 10 Manea, Ohio
A FRENCH YOUNG LADY wishes o sitTa-
ton as iE>TIfgrRCB 10 pirate family Apps fsr ,s'srrs,
aud u O'Clock. "'
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, En!seo-
"A ,san, wishes feT eng gnn's By he dsy I, f-i
fam i aodefaer la Hayeley place beEcea Chr = s
PeTry.
AT C0LORED RELiEF--Room C5 Bib1
"A H,usCooFed Servants direct o chsret,n sagaanah ,S
other points South
GOOD English Irish Scotch, American. and
~ GeTup Pena,e SkRyAsTS a. 10 IL est be1esa ms.
hgon and stsntoB-stS. by Ms. HID.
SITUATION WAMrED-By q young Ger.
~ lady LADYS LOAAASfOE or G0YFRNE,s % c9ols
OF teaching tte Eag bnrcs French O. sri MLe ula NJ
leye mohers :sfi les. Of e,nce gven Ar,ss H. gs
OAce. Box ~.
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william M.nksn robbery Prsne Ecomsci rbos cosor,,
fous battery Rca Carleton aFctB hon The
Lawrence petty larceny FROM "a person. Moa Rosenhai
Robert Demo Peter alhs Costello William Wison Thomas
Fay ysan rgD; neury Atsasr, Albert A. Bogat nd fsea nc
nJni grand larceny Henri Moore agt DIns assault With intent 70
steal ckpocket
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foei nre fcnTo.

= 0ST-A POCKETB00K belonging 10 INV
u,l rscn.f fcloWng Goa ~ v,.., a,ok No ATA
a. GRg llPItD CHECK Nson-4 o'"1 ls,rseL o. q
r,yshls TO On, orer % the Nu,r. o9 Is la mt ~ ssa
~ - ia canned paid" B., Nuoa'l far. b,lAt ,hs,
LOT ql'.' ,' curuev 70 amount. ~ ~ ~ "a ,a.y
.'Nias p,rws,t ~ ehrcs has been Ops u u'
BssI. Suitable reward W" Z" F' SsstpiCr. BAiL "a
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Denii5irn.
}1rofessionll Nciitrs.

n ID. HAMMOND, MD, formerly cIo,.sI
- a. mportant scaiy ", Syf4clse Ao4sAi 49,, pel
oe ..s., p Ell 81, g.; OF IN II ave y \ ~, ,r,,s
a. srl all other special md geHe al i'e'ss &C 2 -
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Geip npanieo.

-
NHvANTED-A thoroughly reliable gentle
w nan for POSITION that VII reiit hn inent
be- active energetic good address, and ready hni
Of his business Apply aitcr2 The Ofce u The
Alno - LIbert5-st
VNANTED-In a daily newspaper Office, q
Young Of god eiHcai'n Just from College 10 art RR
PORTER "a GENERAL WluIEE Address Boz 01, Hea.ioi
PosfOmce
NNANTED-A frst-class SMALL-WARE and
w NOTION SALESMAN 10 a leading cy houe One "Ls
thoroughly Understands the business ar Is o ue ~
yauced position need appi'. Address Boz 80 y y
WANTED-An experienced CASHIER TO
LEBOLD, Abilene Kansas
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Ueh6ins CARDS. &-r.

At WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
~ tou..t-WEDDlNG CAhDs AMI fgSk STATIONERY tEsao-
lshed 1851
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27
WESTERN GRAIN MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 24.-Wheat and rye
are Ia good demand. and choice lots bring full
prices on arrival. In corn and oais there Is INIT
limited demand but fair prices rule steady. Barley
and malt fairly active and transactions LIBERAL
The demand for flour at the close was not quite u
active as during the early part of the week, but
sales, however. were liberal and the market wa
well sustained In prices and closed with upwart
tendency. Stocks fair and dealers quote as fol
lows Supcrfnc, IL. :5ilSLI5; extra. IS. 25m 10
extra f.mily, SG.5ogt$I; No. l. s. .5OGSs fancy
$..25GIS9.
CINCINNATI. ONO, September sf-F1omy.-FoI
several days past the receipts hay not been e,al tr
the regular local demand. Ne still quote fancy nj
si5mSs.5o: winter family S7iofH$7c5: extra. 81;
MT7.50 surertnc. s5.2-GIS.75, low grades, Sa.250
S..5u sales OF so barrels family mt 1855; 50 do.
$3.50: so barrels spring family ut S25; IS barrels
choice family ut $.75 SO barrels sample at $780, Ia
barrels rye ut $3.50.
Whedt.-The receipts have been fair, but not ex.
cessive and prices have been steady with the usual
demand. We note slight advance IN prices; No.
red held at fl.5, SIMPLE, 81 i5GI$150: HILL 81 s.
MiI ST. White, SI.6DGs $40. Sales of 1900 blshel,
No. red ut 81 so I5J bushels red sample at 81 40.
Corn-Has had quiet market most of the week
and prices rellain uncllrnced. Mixed ear, I'c:
shellrd the same car sales of the day $50 bushels
IN ned ri lac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

q RgzsIas rRasss 1fxsfHi
HnsE Isovsaa lsaH yaaa stsissaot otter
We ind q rsas princess, ma princessiJ
wealthy, toos calniug FOO sisis country ID,
|seareE Of free ll6se. ana trns 1--we. q But
Esuchis the case, ift We may credit Shesfol.
lowing extract from q letter Ii. the Aihany
argus dated Hanover Germany, seetena.
Der A.: .f 81 Is "a Is 80 ~ ~
Princess Alcxandrpwna TroGBesc,i
nee StratoneroskoG. sails from, Bremen 10.
morrow on the New York steamer. She poes
TO the United States OF n orth America to
join the Oneida Society, New York. The
princess belongs to one of the families of the
old fetdal nobility, Is immensely wealthy.
and enjoys certain popularity as graceful
writer OF local plays. She also published q
few years since small volume OF Russian
poetry, in the Deshoullieres style. She IL a
princess of no small talent, but her foIte ,
Is the languages; Sue speaks no less than
seven OF theiD. Is it possible that person
80 richly gifted shall soon be seen among
that sislerhood of the Bloomer costume, iii
those odious brown trock and drawers to
match; her beautiful tresses cut to her ears,
and those lovely white hands busily engaged
manufacturing apple sauce? The New York
Herald may spare Mr.. Stanley this time. She
has declared, on leaving, she would refuse to
be interviewed by American new spaper re-
poTters."