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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-24
DIRECTORS -
FBEsCENF MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
TBENTyTBIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT

EEw ORLEANS. May f8, f872
The Trustees, IN conformity TO the charter sub.
NIT the following statement of the affairs Of the
company on the thirtieth Of April. 1872:
Fire premiums foY the $i94 O69 4S
Marine premiums for the year..........o $3.50 81
Ryvey premiums for the yearo~.......... l83299 :.
Total .7l8 g
Earned premiums less reinsurance anj
return premium ms.,.....o.o...s.....s$358 1888 ,f53 s.
Net profits $79,823 81
The company Jlas assets 30 the amount o?
$432,l2 40
The Board of Trustees resolved 10 pay interest at
SIX PER CENT CASH on all the outstanding GER
T1FICATES OF SCRIP to the legal holders there
of on and after the second Monday III June nexts
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
THIRTY-THREE AND ONE-THIRD PER CENT on
the earned premiums entitled to participate for the
year ending April 80 1872, for which certificates
will be issued and after the first Monday in Aus
gustnexte, free of government taxs
THOMAS "A. ADAMS PRESIDENT
EEYRS V oGDENo Secretary
TFEsteess
SAMUEL H KEfNEDEs JOHN Phelps
c. To BUDDECE&o ?. H. FOLEY
A. c. OBERo 40 THOMSON
E. H. SUMMERS B. NEWGASSo
P. N, STRONG, VICTOR MEYER
JOSEPH BOWLING }. J. GARRARDo
S. B. NEWMAN
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THE FUSION cAMPA1GNERs
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
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His SPEECHES AT THESE POINTS
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la IEsE NEWS kRUM ALL PUINIS
NEW INTERNAL REVENUE SUPERVISOR
sai -a----
DISCHARGE OF FORESTER
@-S
NO PROOF OF HIS GUILT
SNOW 1N ENGLAND SUNDAY
Mr.. GREELEY AT THE WEST
NEWPORT, LOUISVILLE, IEDI4NAP0LIs
His SPEECHES AT THESE POINTS
THE FUSION CANIPAIGNERs
TOAST TO GOVERNOR WARMOTH
DEATR-BLOW IN "A PRIZE RING
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NEW YORK.

FOrTesfer Discharged-NO Proof of Guilt
as the Nathan Murderer-His Deten-
qion in the TOmbs-Habeas Corpus
Writ Returnable Friday Torpedo
Boat Sunk-Steam Canal BOat from
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The Steamer frazer has been chartered
by the Republican State Committee, anc
will be retained for electioneering purposes
during the balance Of the campaigno She
is of light draft, but good carrying ca
pacity. and can be made extremely usefu,
in conveying speakers etc., to the best
points on the 1ivers and bayous OF the
State where service Is required
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-16
The PENNSYLVANIA ImbrOgliO.

\ correspondent Of the Louisville
Co1rjcr-JomUm says Of the Foney-
Cameron mrs-'
The condition Of things in PcnusyI-
ylU,p between the lorury, and Simon
Cameron :, very canning. u. {. For
nry's .07' letter presents ljfr'ikc por.
UUIi of Simon, who hu- loug been play
Iug the interesting game Of EIE-wag
with pcuu- .yuuia. II hg, been that
Simon said "up." aud up went the
state. "doWn.' and down she came,
"wj-.wag" aud she wiggled IN the
most lri-ky manner. But Simon ina, at
last struck ,uag. He hrs walked up the
EOrucy Hwi'y, aud, in doing 50, has
"wakcd up the wroHg passenger 81
rou has Tor once b1r&od up the wrong
tree, and u. G.. FOruyy yWith his father,
a,,ialancc) has taken hi1 portrait, but
ha, not dunr full justice TO ii; for 81
mon beyond art, unless art can sketch
a'W dripping with corruption. lie hp,
brnu considered q moral pcs'i'cncr IN
r'ivnuil and vet hp been like HE
old man ol 'hc muuniain, 10 that good
Old commonwealth. cIiugiug To her IN
spite Of her struggle to he rid Of him.,
and straugIug her in his polluted cm-
bruce Nav we not mildly Nul piOu-IN
gnlr on the present conflict, and Hpo,-
rophilr the parties as the devoted "lIr
did her husband and tho bear: 500 il
husband. Go il bear, Thi, !, the first
ight ever saw IN. which didn't care
which WhippcG ~ fpmcv viii NO
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NERAL DIRECT TOR Y
Courts at A t h ems.

Chanrrrv Court Hon. u. NJ. Key thaNrcllor:
;ourt meet. nh Mondays in May and NoIcm-
ncr; j. NJ. Henderson, Clerk and Mister. once
at residence, Main street.
Circuit Court Hon. John u. lioNl, Judge;
Court meet, ID Mondays in April, August and
prrrmhcr John +. slower, Clcrk, office in the
'ourt House.
County Court Wm G.. Horton Chairman;
On rtrrlv Court meets 1t MondHy> IN January
Npril. July and Ortohrr Quorum Court meets
III Monday in each month; Lon BlZnrd, 'lcrh'
office in the Court House.
OruER COUNTY OFFICERS John A. Goul'y'
sheriff; T.. W. IIydrn. Trustee; W. NJ. Kelley
roX Collector; VIM. e. Davis. Register: lhoN.
Shcrman I oroncr: A. f. Keith. Publir Admin
i.trltor; W. Grtty-, Public Guardian
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-16

An naccidcut on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad killed three negroes aud scri-
ou,lv wounded five o'hcr-.
An ob,crvaut tourist .pvs the muni"i.
pal authorities Of kuovyi'.rruu That ~
Is q. cheap a- an Irish poor house, aui
with similar happy result.
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s C h ool Direct tory.

ANr rErFK ACADEWY Ior tioh. u-hl'i
IN full view oi Chilhowrr Mountln~,' BuiI'-
ING. sixty hy Forty feet. two >torir>. Library.
Sew. bui growing. III volumn~. T"arhu>. j..
II Drummer. Principal: Assistants, Prof. lilrk',
Mis- TcXir p. Cobb. Miss y. }. Vaughan.
,'upil,. Present session li3 in - month, BIB.
Charges. lower than nt any other ln-itutl"n o'
same grade. - iir - SHOWN. ours" ni Study
Mo,lcrniZrd but thoruu,l. y collegiate D'-
rnrtmrnt will braddrd ut rln.r Of present term.
EAST TENN. WESLEYAN UNlvERsiN: :
Iorniinn Athcn>. uu the line of the l.. l. ' 4.
AZ Ga. Railroad. half way between knoNNllr
and Chattanooga. building. seventy by Fllly
feet. three stories. Library. over 1000 volumes.
Ho,r,.. in private rtmilic>, including room.
furl, i.h,> and washing. -3.oO per nr't.-
II I,chrrs, y T.. Coblrigh. President; Assist
ants. W. T.. +. Milhurn. J. J. Mnnkrr. l.. \.
\tlcr. Mis- VI. NJ. lllu.child. Mis- Mary Ma
.nu Nil. Helen Bo>wor'l,, Pupils. - IN rrgi-
iir daily Attendance. Charge moderate
Course Of study thorough.
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nrrssch and ntlrcsScd.

The Long Branch Nurs say \ !oms
lady wa, weighed in tie "machcn' OPP
po,iic the Mansion House, ihcn in fail
drcss-rc,ult, lGj pounds. Again She
wa, weighed. and found wanting. for
bc;ng.i in her bathing suit. she was not mn
20 hcrfarmcr figure by 6j pounds. Oh.
men, villa; risks you run in the ma'ri-
monill market.
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Hiram Green think, that the Grant or.
nan', "Good riddaucr to bad rubbish
cry at the loss of such men Il, General
Bank. Chicr Justice Chase. Horace
Greeley Llman TrumbuIi, Carl Schurz,
and Charles Sumner, j. equal to the con-
ISOLATION felt b, old Tommy hIinro when
hr lost both of h, feet in II saw mill.
"WalI." said the old man. grUaning with
pain. "il'> good thing the, re gone. ton
somehow or other it did take It pow"ro
money to Keep the Id things III Shoe.
leather"
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Crowley, Of ID, Knlb conn,y,i is elect.
rd Chancellor in the firth District. by
273 majority over his highest competi-
tor. Col. Colm.-Judgc Goudpa turc
Rndicnl) being third,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-16

~ Atlanta Produce Dealer says that
pcachc, cut into halves and dried a..
ways command higher prices than whcr
cut into quarters.
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{ 4 M S.:
I.. u. .IlIItHfp FvERY FRIDAY
..F... Year, Payable
o.. tny,nrc.


.F.... Year, Payable
try y,Ncc.
..... ld 10 orders for the pa,
.r.... ui.d by ,hr Cash
',.r. n ~ charged Sl.5O per
.l,'. .. .r... ~ lr.>. for the first n'cr-
.lu. ... . ,ui- .ur nrh continuance. A
,.rr ,..I,t,pa ntlrto ,Irtics who advcr-
i.rh No. wear.
r 'rr.rn. .rn1n 'yrrti>cmenis slotlL
l.,r. 'r, rimbrr If times they desire them
l.a.rt ,rthrv will hn 'ontnurh until for.
iB .' charged rrrordingly.
~. r,rl. advertisement must he paid for
'.' 'in" or insertion
n'ir"n1nr> Of ~ lilites for oilrr.
N. in III rn>"s.
t.. t,r. iptirr, over iIr inr> 'hargrd At
.r nlvcrt~n% rates.
nntii'ltiOn>int to Dromotcthc
...'nI /. orintcre~tS Oi Corporations. So
rllli liyilurl>, will be Charged Is adj
... .montS.
.. vDuN. such u Pamphlets. Circulars,
.f.. Hnnk~. lTlndhill,. etc.. will hc exc
.liri IN ro0l stvlc and nt reasonable rates.
III letter, addressed to the Proprietor will
,c promptly attended to
communications. 90 >cruOr insertion. must
40 n1rromplucd bv the nNmc of the authors.
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G ooQ Te III piar5.

. i.... So, -. | , rupl p.
. -. % .,r. ". W. &. r.. "" tW
,... ,u. 1T in ,nrh Np... 81 onlr II II
g,r rcmplr. /. q. q VI cob
......, Degree Trmpnr N".t- in De
... + .lttv every 2d and III rhur>dN'
... south, aud in Degree Of h ,riiN " ~
.. .I rhur~lay- in each mouth
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New Invention!

C,kLL AND EXAMINE WOOD COLLAR
\ ! and IIimc> altogether. No more chance
for -orc-, -,houlJcr,d horse. IL YOU buy These
,.ollr. I. +. GIBSON.
Athens, May 81, loi2-tf.2.5
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Bread is the staff Of life.

DTT YOt CAN'T MAKE GOOD BREAD
| } out ol bad FIonr. have iu>l received u
ear load Of Fancy Family Flour. mudr our
Of choice OHIO white Wheat. hirh VIII make
good hrcnI For sale at the "ld 'innI near
the Depot. j. N. liENHLl'''N.
Athens. April ). lS72-if-22I
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WILL. PRACrlt T. II TIE FOtEIi Iii
w Judicial District. OFFICE NJ the once
thrClrrk aud Nlt.tcrof the th inc"ry court
NOV. II. $50 ly-lii
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-16

Will devote hi, ,utir attention loi the irpr
ticr of Medicine. in it, vai"u- branches
Jan. II. lS12.ll-2lj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08
Suggestions for summer.

II % Of great Importance that the sys.
tenn should be in vigorous condition
when the hot weather commences. The
effects OF high temperature upon an en-.
teebled frame arc always more or less dis.
astrous. The, loss OF substance and the
declenbiop Of nervous power, accustomed
by excessive heat, can only be compensa.
ted by the active healthful, and regular
exercise Of all the bodily functions by
which the watse Of nature is replenished
and the vital energies renewed. The great
utility of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as
a means Of toning, invigorating and reg.
ulatiDg the organs Of the body, Is univer.
sally acknowledged. AS tonic 1t stimu.
lates the tagging appetite and accelerates
digestion; as corrective 1t neutralizes
actdity Of the stomach and relieves hati.
lency; as ID Alternative and mild APPARENT
itregulates the liver and The bowels; as
an anodyne it promotes tranquil sleep; as
a wholesome stimulant II imparts firm.
ness and elacity to tho relaxed and trem.
bling nerves, and as o blood depurent II
puriaes the vital stream. The value Of
such specific to the weak and debilited
Is beyond ell estimate. To invallds wilt.
ed down by the sultry heat oil midsummer,
1t is as refreshing and vitalizing us the
cool night dew to the sunscorchGd flow.
ers. Composed of vegetable elements
only, with q basis Of pure ditfusive stimu.
LIANT 1t Is safe and palatable as well as
medicinal. In fever and ague districts,
and wherever the natural conditions are
conduciYeto epidemic disease, tits con.
sldered the best safeguard against mala.
rious infection, and the speediest remedy
TOR intermittent and remittent lcvers.
eod&w
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The Office of the BIood.

The blood flows from the heart through
the blood.vessels, and Is thus carried 10
every part OF the body. It leaves the
heart by one Of the large blood.vessels,
but this Is being continually divided and
subdiVided like tree with its branches,
or like the water.pipes Of a large city,
The final ramifcations, called the capil.
laries, are exceedingly minute-lar finer
than hairs. Their walls are very thin, so
that the blood easily passes through them.
Being thus brought into contact, In every
portion of the system, with all the varf.
Gus organs and tissues of which the body
is made up, it both carries away from
each part all the WORKOUT and used up
material, and also builds up each part
with new Observation-Disclosures may be
requisite. Now DR.. Gottlieb Fisch's Bit.
tiers, by stimulating the stomach, pro.
notes the formation of blood; and by
stimulating the nervous system, promotes
also the discharge OF these its peculiar
functions
This subject continued next week I'm.
der "6lsanDler heat"
"Ware & Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters.p =
Y Wholesale Agents for Wheeling, Smith,
Sinclair &rCo. ? : @a 2 eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08

AnEssentlalof LONELINESS. TO be
entirely beautiful the hair should be album.
dant and lustrous. This Is absolutely es.
sential to complete loyeliness. The most
regular features, the most brilliant com.
plexion and pearliest teeth fail of their due
effect If the hair be thin, dry, or harsh. On
the contrary the plainest face, if it be but
surmounted by luxuriant and silken tres.
SEES, is apt to impress the beholder with a
sense Of actual beauty. That browning
ornament Of her sex is, happily, within
the reach Of lovely woman, and being as
discriminating as she is lovely, she long
ago discovered that Lyons KATHA1RoN
was the sure means Of securing it. No
preparation for the Hair ever enjoyed o
1.-THE OF It's popularity, and no wonder,
since It. produces such gratifying results
Applied to the waste and barren places OF
thescalp, it fructifes and enriches them
with new and ample growth. 1t is not,
Of course, pretended that 1t will do this il
the capacity for reproduction is extinct,
but 80 long as 1t remains that wonderful
rehabilltant will assuredly propagate the
germ OF the hair into life and activity.
R. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., OF Buffalo, N. Y,
will send his book on CHRONIC DISEASES
free to any address. codSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08
Gov, Jacob endorsed Mt Home.

Atsspecial meeting of friends of Gov.
jacob, held ut the Court House, Romney,
according TO previous notice, Charles
Harrison, Esq, was called to the chair,
James W, Polling and Robert W. Daley,
Jr., were appointed secretaries.
The following resolutions were present.
ed and unanimously adopted:
hemOdest, respectful and manly an.
nOlnCement Of Governor Jacob that he is
an Independent Candidate for Governor
OF West Virginia, affords suitable occa-
sion tOr his neighbors and friends at home
70 express their sentiments in regard TO
him.-Thereiore:
Be ii RSOIred, Isl, That the highest
opinion entertained by the people Of
West Virginia Of the integrity, ability
and honor Of Governor Jacob is cordially
anil warmly sanctioned by those who
have known him from boyhood. el
Snd, That bis capacity to fulfill any
trust reposed in him by the State, with
clean hands and honest heart, competent
aOlIlty and excellent deliberative, iudg-
nent, Is only here pronounced, because 1t
IS The privilege, duty and pride Of those
SSao' knowing best, do the most esteem
Gov, Jacob. ''-
ID; SFd, That VIC cRnnot-the people OF
west Virginia ought not to submit 10 Or
encourage the deliberate design of politi.
9 intrigue determined TO strike down
!ae honored and respected Executive 81
sae slate, without a ground maintainable
against the integrity, imparti6lity nnrlty
Oh ability of his administration, :,
40, That Governor Jacob will receive
~ home tho earnest, honest support OF his
IelloW'cilizens, who well know how safe.
y may be confded to his honest hands
State affairs. H''Y40' Vui
cod MSG. + 5sr t' RS'lred, That the pro.
T w. Of this meeting be furnished TO
mes IaS south Branch IatdligJncsr for publ.
t SSsaS o. with tho request 10 ali journals in
'ne State friendly to Governor Jacob 10
journed. L"TNl ~ '4''us Su
e CHARLES A HARRISON, Chairman.
4 " v. fbS BAILEY; Jr, aers'oris,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08
Smallpox in Baltimore.

Baltimore correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald.)
The amount of smallpox in Baltimore
is very considerable, and an exaggerated
estimate puts it as high as six thousand
cases. The newspapers keep very quiet
on the subject, but admit to-day that the
whole community is crowding about the
vaccine physicians, and that, although
there are eighty public places for vaccina.
ton in the city, the practitioners have
not enough time to answer the demands.
Passing by the City Vaccine Agency, on
Calvert street, saw q great crowd oil
motley individuals gathered around the
door, and found that they were awaiting
their turn to bareitheir arms and submit
to the knife and the cowpox. The small.
pox has also extended 10 Washington
city, and within few blocks of the Capt..
tol it is so bad that there is said to be one
or two streets overhung with dismal vel
low flags. One Of the best ways to keep
out Of smallpox in Baltimore Is to keep
out oil the street cars. No. cases have
taken place at any Of the large hotels, and
there appears to be little or none OF the
disease in the central parts of the town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08
Chicago MarkI,et.

CHICAGO. July G.-Flour-Dullb but nm.
changed. Wheat-Lower and quiet but
held firm; No. . spring closed al 81 ella
] 22t cash or seller July. Corn-Fair ia.
mand but lower; No. 9 mixed 40ia404e.
rejected SIZE. 0ats-Quiet at 26}aS7c
Rye-Quiet and unchanged; No. !, 56s
60ic, Barley-No. . fall, I6Sa5SRc. Pro.
visions-Pork unsettled; sold at $l8 e5:
closed at $lS GOALS 10. Lard-$s S5,
BulkM eats-Demand good at full prices.
sales 100000 lbs, seller August at SC loose
Bacon-Market steady at unchanged pri.
ces. Whisky-Demand good at fall prl.
ces, S5aS5tc. s'-I.7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08
Congress Convention in Second
District, \

=. A Convention of the Union Rc6ubltra,
1 MtIy will be held at Piedmont, Mineral
county SO on Thursday, July Goth, lS7S, at
U Dos,, O'Clock, 7. NJ, Tor the purpose! OF
SSOoainSting a candidate 10 represent ths
v TT;coad Congressional District Of west
Virginia in the National Congress IN IL
o 0SIed for at the general election Tor State
TS VSs on the 4th Thursday OF August,
The Republican voters Of the severa,
COUNTIES of the District will meet at ,heil
,specltVe county seats aid elect dele
SsSs 70 said Convention on Saturday
s 10y 10Th. 1879, and shOuli.,any count,
ny Ha 10 elect delegates, the Executive
S S's thereof Is requested to appoin
n ny order Of tie Republican Executive
S'anittee Second Congressional District
Ia GEORGE Q. SrURGIss, Gam.
JOHN W. MASON, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08

DEATH IN A WEIL-On last Monday
morning boy named VIM. Gouse, aged
about 10 years, descended into The well
on his mothers premises, for the purpose
of cleaning Il out. As soon as the bncket
went up he called for 1t to be sent down
again but before 1t reached him he was
overcome with the foul air. His assistant
started down but before he got half way
he signaled for them to bring him up, the
gas was so strong that he could not stand
il. In the course Of an hour and half
the body Of young Gouse was brought up
by the aid Of graphing irons- Washing
ton PAY Aduance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 0-Flour Very
dull but unchanged. Wheat flrmer but
unchanged. Com quiet and scarce; mix.
cd western CSC. 0ats dull mixed western
A8c; white 45c. Rye 70aS0c. Provisions
strong; mess pork, ga 90. Bulk shout
derS 5tc; do sides, 0Ic; do clear rib, TIC.
Bacon-shoulders &c; do sides nc; do
clear rib &c. Sugar cured hams 13ai4c,
Lard 9a9tc. Butter-Western quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Dull and nominal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08

,s1 That goats will drive awayirats has
,NS soay been fully demonstrated tby tie
E tI'oppn OF the American Hotel, Har.
'OSoOOtaoufg, Va. He procured a pair Of
mas i%%s q short time ago and the rats lelt
prSr sSus!a!ely' But the common council,
sSSe Os11g rats to goats, last week passed
lSo ordnance sue against them being kept in
been. U oa,. limits, and Mr.. Efingee has
's'u compelled to send them awav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-08

da a . CERTAIN Democrat was the other
sim, Sppn! .g on the bank Of the Missis.
ipT1T do MVeF, when no noticed a raft pass.
c, S ,GSo%n. on which was a genuine Demo.
SS SSc RAJ 5SSItmAn, to whom he called ont !.
RsG.rni Dill d0you gofor Horace GreelevY6
subject ~ ~ horace 0 Greeley be DID
'N''ec' 10 the Baltimore Convention,
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AWE BoNps-Dnll and sinadv.

DTNIE bONDs-UuII and steady.
sTocKs-Very strong all day, but with
only moderate amount OF business trans.
acted. Erie sold up to 50t; Pacific Mail
TO 75l; New York Central to 984, Attic,
close at . =. NJ. the market was barely
steady, with prices from t to Z per cent
lower than the highest Of tho day. =.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July6.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged !; Xxx spring SO 87a6 as.
Wheat Market steady with q moderate
demsnd; No. ! ISL 25i;,rNo. 2, 1911. Corn
Fair demand, but at lower rates; No.
2 mixed, 40tc. 0ats-Qulet and weak;
No. 2, 269c. Barley-No. 2 fall 65c.
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Books Books, stationery stationery, &c.
!. New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

Life Of Abraham IiAeola-By wARp Il. Ia.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, July G.-GRocER1Es
-Sugar-Fair to good lair seA9sc; prime
l0Sc; Molasses- unchanged. C0ifee-l7a
19tc, ltI1. zt75sT
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Louisvllle NIalrkel.

LOUISVILLE, July o. Tobacco in good
demand Ss1 and prices steady, Sales $40