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- young lady teacher in q Lawrence
Sunday school caught boy smiling last
Sunday. Said she. .'What are you smiling
at, johnny Nothing, num-" was the
answer. Il know better" said the teacher
severly NOW tell me what it was" Johnny
looked frightened as ne stutteringly said.
4-i-s-see yer n-newspapers s-stickng
out, mup." Yhe teacher sat down sudden
y snd arranged things.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for Young Men from the
enects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Man
mood restored Nervous debility cured. Impedie
ments to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books ana
Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD AsSOlIATI6S No so,h
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia Pa SD. no. ivr ~
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Hancock.
FIRE On tn sday night OF last week,
the barn of f. 81 +. Graves at the head of
Skilling's River, with about twenty tons Of
hay. one riding Wagon. several harnesses.
and al. their farming implements was
burned. Also the peddler's sleigh Of Mr..
c. Graves. containing about 800 worth of
goods and f,,rs. His horse (Which was the
only animal In the barn at the time) was
badly burned. The family are unable to
account for the fire rs no light was carried
to the barn that evening. The barn was a
good one aud not Insured.
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The house and stable Of Geo. H. Foster
1t Belgrade Mills, was totally destroyed
by fire ON Wednesday night. Furniture
saved. Insured for el6O0.
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On Wednesday evening last Mrs.
Sarah Shepard of Rockford H. gave the
finest Temperance Lecture ever delivered
in this place Mrs. Shepard IS a Stranger in
Eastern Maine, but she comes to us abun-
dainty supplied with the stronsestSendorse-
ments of her integrity and ability, and from
the various notices of thepres which We
have seen. II Is evident that her Lectures
are received with universal satisfaction,
and delight.
Mrs. ). Is to Lecture through this County.
all Ladies where she may visit
J. NJ III.
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GEN advertisements.
"
Notice..

a NETTING for the Installation of Officers of
11ACnDlA r. A. CHAPTER, LYGONIA and
ESOrERIC LODGES, will be holden al MAsGZ
~ HALL, Thursday Jan'y Goth, at2 o'clock p
81, Full attendance requested
iva PER ORDYp
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BEST TAIA6 IN the WEST /
-oO0O0oo-
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R. R.,
LANDS.
AHKEE MlLLION ACRES
situated IN and near the Arkansas Valley, the
Finest Portion of Kansas
-oo0O0Oo-
Eleven years Credit Seven per cent. In
tefest- ~ IL per cent. reduction to set
tiers who improve.
4 FREE PASS 70 LAND BUYERS!
THREE MILLION ACRpS

Tue kAtTs about this Grant are--Iow priess
io.g credit, and a rebate to settlers of neariy
IouIth rich soil, and splendid climate; short q
mlid winters, early planting, and no winterinr al
coal, stone and brick on the liz tchean aatas -
lumber, coal, etc. mo lands owned BY eeniators
homestead & prescriptions now abundant: a Srs,
products will pay for land and improvements
1T 10 THE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED To
THE PUBLIC, through the recent conpetion ~ tstss
road. For Circulars and geseral Information. "A.
dress, A.E. TOUZALIN
ManAGer Land Dept
S0osA TOPEKA KAN
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The Copartnership heretofore existing under
the style OF y H. q. q. Powers, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent.
our books may be found after February lst IN
ghe hands OF o. l.. Cunningham who Is Author.
lieu 10 receipt Tor The hrm. y. H. POWERS.
u. q. POWERS.
OrlaEd, Jan'y LIST, Is7as 3wt
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Edmund W. Flsgs, well-known lawyer
Of Bangor, died Thursday (l6th ult.)
morning oftyphoid pneumonia.
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nOPARTSERSHfP SOTICE.-The Subscrih.ra
have termed Il copartnership in business nm
der the hrm name Of Powers Il Condor at ina
well known store 50 long occupied by n H. n
q Il Powers. II PowEis
Orland, Jan'y lat, 1873. ava
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COUNTY OF HANCOCK,
ls's To JAMES W. BLAIsDELI DR.
Nov. 2o-26 To days on Pet. of Isaac "
Salisbury x ais, - ~
Travel ~ miles An
2'- " day at Ellsworth on
County business 9SD
Dec. 81 e / day settling with Treas.
1913, urer $50
Jan - dAys same 5OJ
" Travel % miles 2Go
49, ".
J. W. BLAGspELI.
HANCOCK, ss;-CLEgKs OFFICE, Ellsworth
Jan'y Sd, 1873
hereby certify that the seven preceding ac.
counts are true copies OF the original accounts OF
the County Commissioners for the year 1872 and
t i same having been sworn TO and allowed or
ders have been issued for the payment thereof
cut OF the County Treasury.
n. ID. sAUNDERs, Clerl.
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A SCISSORS, NOTICE. The Assessors OF this
a City VIII be in session at the Mayor and All.
dertoens room in Hancock Hall on the secoui,
" wednesday of Jan, Feb, and March 1873 at two
O'clock r. NJ, Tor the transaction of any busines,
mat may properly come before them
J, RI. HIGGINS, for the Asssesors
Ellsworth, Dec. 3lst, 1872 cows
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COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
ls73, To JAMES W BLAisbELL. DK.
August, 90 To day on Pet. of III. q. SiD-
Yer \ ais for road In Pcnob-
scot. g. SO
Travel II miles. 20
I'll day on Pet. OF II. Il. Gray
y ais. for road in Penob-
scot and buehill 80
- Travel Is mls $50
" 2-23 - days on Pet. OF LeoyanC
Carter tor road in BluehiI
and ScdgwIck, pG
g Travel - miles 80
2b-2T ." Gays on Pet. of 4 Rich
ardson 4 ais. for road IN
fremont, 300
Travel So miles. -
2s-2g d" days GA PIT. Of Sclecimeu
of Mt Desert, Gor
Travel - miles ferriAgr Sc. -
Sept. , a. day on Pet. OF Elias II.
Dodge Tor road ia Urland
and Buck-port, -
" Travel 10 miles Leo
Sept. l0-la 81 3 days on Plantation roads, 5
Travel IL miles. Ii ~
Oct s-l2 days aIteD ding Court Oct.
Term, Il 81
Travel 20 miles, 20
81 IS
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JAMES W. BLAIspELL.
Dcdh am, Oct. Ilth, l-71
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Reo'd pay by order on County Treasury,
Ellsworth, July I'd, Isz2. j. r. HfNCkLEY.
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J. T. HlNCkLEY.
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JAMES W. BfAIsDsiI
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11
SheriFs Sale.


The State Of South Carolina, unisn-In Com.
mon Pleas. =
James NJ. Baxter and Thomas B. Jafar. "A
SPECIAL % Hoferees. plsintiffs. against Henry
Union Railroad Company, 'dafondsnts.-
Complaint for Foreclosure aud RelieJ. s..
TN puTsuanoe Of On order Of sAle made by
will offer for sale. ON the Arst MONDAY.h
February next, before the Court ouse door
OF Unionyille, between, the hours OF II o'clock
Rsilroad Company's Railroad, known as tho
bpartanburg and Union. Railroad, including
the road.bed, right Of way. grading, bridges,
ate IN the Counties Of Fairhsid, tnion And
6partanburg, all the stock subscribed for i'm
the Sparta nhurg and Union RailroAd Com,
thereof. the iron nails, spikes, chairs and
equipments. and All the property owned by
said Company. as incident to or necessary for
its business; upon the following terms, to
cash. ana the balance in three equal sami.
annual installments. with Interest," on the
said balance from the day OF sale; the pur-
chaser to give his bond, with o mortgage of
the property sold, and to payfo all NECESSARY
papers. 5G.r
The purchaser at said sale has leave, II he
be 40 minded. in lien OF the cash payment
dollars in cash and thirty thousand dollars
in coupons OF the first mortgage State GUAR
anty bonds OF tho BpaftAnburg and Union
Hallroad Company, or In lieu OF such cou-
pons, sixty Thousand dollars in sAid bonds OF
said company, the said coupons or bonds to
bo finally credited for the amount to which
they shall be entitled as dividend out OF the
proceeds OF the road and the sale thereof.
The said sheriff will execute for tho bur
chaser at said sale q deed of the premises
sold; the said doed, however, to be delivered
to the plaintiffs as referees as aforesaid, to be
hold by them as an escrow, and not to be de.
livered to the purchaser until tho first inetall-
ment be paid, but the purchaser will be let
into possession Of the premises and property
sold forthwith. s'fiea a,ii =
When the first installment upon the bond
go to be taken by the sheriff shall become
due, tho purchaser has leave, II he be 40
minded. in lieu of the same; to pay to the
plaintiffs as referees as aforesaid two hun-
dred thousand dollars in the aforesaid first
mortgage State guaranteed bonds OF the
Bpartanburg and Union Railroad Company,
or the whole or any part Of the said fret in
stallment in coupons Of the said bonds ut the
rate OF ono dollar in coupons for two dollars
In bonds; such bonds or coupons, however, to
be finally credited for the amount to which
they shall be entitled es dividend ont OF the
proceeds OF the road and the sale thereof.
r. MACBETH, g. y. O.
saER1FPs OrE1oE. UNIoNv1LLE, s. O., Janu-
ary 7. 1873. Jan II sth
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The number of young men who have
mysteriously disappeared from Boston
within the past three months is posi-
lively alarming, and grief is depicted on
the countenance of many a oontiding
landlady.
A funeral party, in taking the corpse
to the grave at Table Mound. Iowa,
found that the digger had frozen ia
death, end monopolized the nit he had
been paid to dig for another.
300. 600 miserable beings are all that
remain OF the millions of "nobIe red
men" who roamed our forest before Co.
lumbus came. And yet Grant can't ma.
mage these few.
A sick woman at Chester Centre, Mi.
ohigan, was burned to death lately. by
some nd-hearted neighbors, who put
red hot bricks in her bed to keep her
warm.
George Francis is going to write q
book on his imprisonment. He says it
shall be written with blood and bound
with the hide OF Congressman.
An epitaph on country tomb .stone g
reads: "Oh, my dear Henry. come and
,reeloin mo as soon as conveniently posi-
ble."
A Lewiston (Maine) reporter, seeing
come boys skating on thin ice, went and
got all their names and ages, 80 as to
save time when they got drowned.
Troy has literary bureau which fur
nishes editorials to the Troy papers, love
letters, congressional speeches, eto.
In Massachusetts,. the sleighing is bet
ter than 1t has been for forty years. :.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11

iHE FORTHCOMING EXECUTIVE, ORDER.
Ihe Presidents reforms come 40 late
that they have the appearance of nook.
ing justice. The latest is forthcoming
executive order. reported with quite q
glow OF enthu siasm by Republican
organs, to the effect that Federal officers
interfering in State politics, or holding
oHce under State authority, will, by
such acts vacate their positions under
the General Government. when suah
an order is put into practice, it will be
time to applaud the reform; hut il Ia not
intended &c ;ss.o aa!;! ..hs 5axsanino OF
the Presidents second term, and possi-
bly, some occasion for it's suppression
mRy then occur. With the experiences
of Louisiana, Florida and Arkansas be-
fore US, it ID only too evident that such q
regulation as this is simperatively needed.
But why has the President waited until
Federal officials in New Orleans have ac-
complished the outrage before signifying
his exemplary disaatisfaction2 It is ali
OF piece with his policy O: non-inter-
ference, which withheld all aid from the
State Government until the Custom
House ring had overthrown all opposi.
ton, then to step nRnd declare that the
usurpation should be sustained. Fede-
raj holders have captured the State
OF Louisiana, the bogus Legislature is
planted thickly with the same sort, and
only when the evil is past recall does the
President give out his intention OF for
bidding such things in the future. If
they will be wrong on the 4th of March,
they were wrong in December.
New Pork Post.
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The cost to Lexington County for the
services OF three County ommissioners
and clerk, for the year 1879, was onlv
*ol2'90; an average of less than $3.50
each. ...,..r.,,-, ]. -.
A colored man, named Paul Lucas.
was r1n over on the Georgia Railroad.
on Wednesday evening last, and q white
man, named Pate, was Killed the same
DAY on the Macon and Augusta Railroad.
Gen. James Shields is the only man
who ever represented two States in tile
United States Senate AT one time he
was Senator from Illinois, and subse.
quently Senator. from Minnesota.
An ounce of preventive is worth a
pound OF cure. To prevent chill and
lever, take Simmons Liver Regulator.
jill -. ~ -. taSie
A Montreal clergyman, while preaching
funeral sermon recently, had his Vain
able fur oap stolen by the nephew Of the
deceased. r.5.I gl59, xie-;;lui G;.7T.
During 1879 there were were s.44ba mar.
rlages. II, 1898 births and %, ,94i deatha Il
New York city-the latter being 6. OO1 n
excess Of 1871. -.fG'-e e'eee 'sei' =.
The Vienna exhibition will conn,ance
on the LIST of May and close on the ist Of
November, 1873. s-T,'i"
Meningitis is said to be prevailing TO a
considerable extent in Augusta. as, veil
as in some portions Of this State.
The surviving soldiers of the Mexican
war are to be pensioned. ..l7.7t'.-. - =
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dsbates, were stricken out: Concurrent
resolution requesting the Attorney Gene
raj to furnish the General Assembly with
his opinion in relation to an amended
ACT OF the Enterprise Railroad Oompa-
ny, OF Charleston; bill to repeal an Act
entitled IAN Act relating to the Finan-
oial Agent Of South Carolina"
Bill to amend an Act entitled "An Act
for the protection and preservation Of
nsein! animals. was debated upon up to
Z: NJ, when the ouseadjourned until
IL NJ, tomorrow.
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The strange suggestion Of the Boston
Post that Michigan ssussage is intoxicat.
ing has given rise TO considerable speou-
lation and some scientific research. Pro
fessor Henry has had large quantities
sent him to be analysed not eaten-and
he finds . solution Of the mystery in the
fact that the swine are fed on swill froic
distilleries and their flesh is therefore
with the IIduor. A mali
cious person would suggest that if Sena-
soT Chandler were cut up all Washing
ton could get on glorious and thorough
drunk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11

A CHASTITY RECORD. -Fifty-seven
cases OF homicide, of more than one
week, lao of suicide, 200 of sunstroke,
135 accidental deaths and 206 bodies
found floating in the rivers and harbor.
The number of homicides exceeds that
OF the preceding year by fifteen, and the
list OF suicides is also large, including
W more names than were on the record
OF 1871. The deaths from accidental
causes have fallen off largely from the
preceding year, but there has been no
Westield explosion or July riot. The
bodies OF 1872 infants were found in the
streets and rivers. Such is the ghastly
record Of New York city for 1872, as
made mp by the Tribune.
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John Quincy Adams held position
"uder the Government during every ad-
n',nistration from that of Washington to
that OF Polk-during which lie died. He
hud been Minister to England, member
OF both houses Of Congress, Secretary
OF State and President of the United
States. He died while q member of the
House of Representatives.
An Atlanta wedding toast: 1.-The bride /:
May the joys and pleasures of this hap
py New Year always attend you, and
never be marred by your failure to sew
the buttons on your husbands shirts,
and may you never forget to pull at those
already on to see that they will not
break off,"
a New York paper complains that free
love and the divorce courts have terribly
undermined the institution of marriage;
and that now the last step toward eman-
clpation has been taken by man who
has invented shirt buttons that can be
put on with screw.driver. With this
device. the last necessity for q wife has
gone.
A party OF boys have been arrested
near Albany, living in hut. where they
"played Robinson Crusoe, " and sup
ported themselves by killing the hens
and chickens OF the neighborhood. un-
der tho apprehension that they were wild
animals. The savages in the guise of
policemen appeared on tho scene and
overthrow the encampment.
The Washington Light Infantry Rifle
Club, of Charleston, have adopted neat
blue uniform cap trimmed with leopard
| skin, bugle, &c., and uniform coat Of
similar color, with ball buttons, Which
will give the club the appearance, on
parade, of the old corps.
"Oharles." said young lady to her
lover, "there is nothing interesting in the
paper today, is there, dear?" "No,
love; but hope there will be one day,
when We both shall be inserted" The
lady blushed, and said, OF course, "For
shame, Charles"
The only instance of father and son in
the Senate at she same time is that Of
Hon. Henry Dodge. Senator from Wis.
oonsin. and Augustus O. Dodge, Senator
from Iowa.
The Tuskaloosa, Ala., Times says the
henvy emigration now going on from our
State to Texas is the bitter fruits of Ra-
dical rule. F-.
A oolored man, name ed Alex. Munster,
is winning favor ae ecnlntor in Ports
mouth, Ohio. Ho Is entirely self-taught.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11

The following statistics, from full re-.
turns OF the ninth census, are interesting
Alabama, population 996, 972; rank 16.
Arkansas. population 484. rank 26.
California. population 56O, O,247; rank "a.
Conn ecticut, population 537, 454; rank 25.
Delaware, population 125,0l5; rank 81
Florida, population 1877, ,74S; rank 33.
Georgia, population 1,184. 100; rank IL.
Illinois, 1853, 99l; 4. Indiana, 1,68O,.
637; 6. Iowa. 1,l94, ,02O; IL. Kansas,
364. 399; 20. Kentucky, 1,321,O1l; 8.
Louisiana, 72G,915; 2l. Maine, $685..
9l5; 23. Maryland, 7SO, 894; 20. Mas
sachpAetts. 1,457,351; z. Michigan,
], l94, ,059; 13. Minnesota, 439, 7O6; 28.
Mississippi, 827.922; Is. Missouri,
lii72l POS; s; Nebraska. 1888; 95.
Nevada, 42, 491; 81. New Hampshire,
31S, 1900; 81. New Jersey, 906, ,OS6; II.
New York, 4,3S2,759 I. North Caro-.
lima, 1,O71,361; IA. Ohio, 1855, ,26O; 8.
Oregon, 90,923; 49,. Pennsylvania,
3.52l, ,951; 2. Rhode Island, 217,353
32. South Carolina, 705, COG; %. Ten.
nessee, 1858. .520;9. Texas. 819, ,579; 10.
Vermont, 330.55l; 80. Virginia, 1,2c5,.
1853: 10. Wisconsin,, 1,O54, ,67O; Is
West Virginia, 441,814; 27. Total
SO, ,115, GAL.
Arizona. population g.. .65s. Colorado,
80. 8G4. Columbia, 131. 700. Dakota,
4.19l. Idaho, 14,999. Montana, 20,.
595. New Mexico, 91,874. Utah, &c..
76G. Washington, 23, S55. Wyoming,
9,11S. Total Territories, 442, 730.
Grand total, 38, 55S, ,S7l.
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Auct1on salea.
Auction Sale of Material.
By JACOB LEVIN. Auctionaar

fW1LL be sold at public sale, on MONDAY
Nv NEXT, 18th Instant, in front OF the
fEHI MeW Market; IKE; on Assembly street, the BRICK.
Market. Each kind of material win be soid
separately. By order Council.
Jnn1O eC.iRARNUM. Oftv iOler
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11

Oectiou DO Oh tne general school law.
Mr.. Bascomb introduced q bill to
change the names OF Nathaniel Wall and
Onyler H. Wall to that of Nathaniel
Mccoy and Cuyler Il. Mccoy.
| MIR. Rice introduced bill to repeal
Section 8, Title IL. Chapter IS, of the
general statutos, relating to the usury
law.
Mr.. Simpkins, from the Committee on
District Offices and Officers, reported fa-
vorably on u bill to set apnrt jury fund
in each County.
The Speaker notified the Chairmen of
the various stsnding committees that
under the rules Of the House, Tuesdays
and Fridays wero the days set apart to
receive their reports; special committees
to submit reports ut any time
Mr.. Lee introduced joint resolution
to employ chnplains for the poor houses
in Fairfield and Chester Counties.
Mr.. Meetze presented the report of
tho County Com mmissioners of Lexington.
Leave Of absence was granted MIR.
Gather for seven days.
MIR. Minort gave notice that, NOR
row, he would move to suspend Rule 10,
of the House.
Mr.. Wallace presented tho petition Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Hunt, f,r losses sustained by
her lato husband, W. Nj. II. Huntt,
while acting M Secretary of State.
Mr.. Meetze, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, submitted favorable reports on
bill to authorize the Governor to ap.
point two additional Trial Justices for
Culleton County. Also, introduced bills
to amend Section IL, Chapter OH, of
the general statutes; to fix tho time for
the holding Of the Circuit Courts in GER
tain Counties therein mentioned Also,
presented the petition of certain citizens
Of Anderson County, relative to q change
in road aud fence laws.
The resolving clause of the following
concurrent resolution and bill, after long
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LONDON, January 10--Noon. n.-Oonsols
9215(992I. Is 909s.
FRANKFORT, January 1O.-Bonds 96M.
PARIS, January 10.-Rentes 53i. 95c.
Bullion decreased /, 1916. 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, January 1913 P. M.-Cot.
ton opened quiet and steady-uplands
1O16@IOL: Orleans 1Osk61Ol6: soles
10, 600 bales; stock 446, 600, of which
American is $1,000; receipts since last
report 12O, 900, OF which American is
n. 900; actual amount afoat 247, 900. of
which American is 1913, 600; shipped from
Charleston or Savannah, December and
January, 81.
LONDON; January 10-Evening. Tho
rate Of discount for three months bills
in open market is 3-l6 per cent. below
the Bank OF England rate. Consols
and American securities closed un.
changed. Eries 495a.
LIVERPOOL, January 10-Evenine.-
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet
but firm.
New York, January 1O-Noon. Cot
ton dull; sales $40 bales -uplands 2O5S:
Orleans 2116. Flour quiet. Wheat and
corn dull and heavy. Pork quiet and
nominal-mess 13. 75@14.OO. Lard firm
steam z 15.160s. Freiohta nniat
Stocks dull. Money tight, at 1920
JIG per cent per day. Gold dull, at
IN. Exohange-lopg 9aS; short 1096.
Governments dull. State bonds stesdy.
~ 2. M.-Gold 12L@12s6. 81s Is;
62s 1925: 64s 1871; 65s 14T; new 1887:
69s l4A; 68s 14X; new 5s IL; 1O40s
1919. State bonds very dull. Tennes.
see rs S014; new 80L Virginia 6s 45:
new 55; consolidated 55; deferred l5k'
Louisiana 6s 80; now so; levee 6s so: Ss
20. Alabsmas 70; 5s 55. Georgia 81
70; rs 80. North Carolinas 81; new II:
special tax 10. South Caroiinas 40: new
%; April and October %. Sales of
futures to.day 10000 bales, as follows :