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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-07-12
IL.
Non, pas d'fgnli'e socials !!
Pa- de lois sur cette chimGre,

Pas de lois sur cette chimGre,
Personne ne peut farcer I'M blanc !.
ipouser une noi,e. LII Hberie prime rtgaltc
Mai~ cette hberiG nous ione vraimont des
tours bien itrangeS. Ellie opere des rappro-
elements originaux. La famiIe ellie meme
nest pas to"jo"rs q I'ahri de son influence.
de se> aclabonrssure-, de ses contaminations.
II fandra't pour 1n'"ne race fnt sans action
sur une nntrc race un'elles vicnssent alognes,
separies par I'M obstacle moral on IN obsta-
Gle matirlel, mai- Complement a.rangereS
rune a lantre. lie mon.lre point de con
tact impliqne une soldarita. Tantot c est la
cite rolltiuue; tautOt, cest la dome. ticiti :;
tantot, ce>t e travail tlnt0t, est e COM
merce +; tantot. c'est l'tchange mais il va
constamment un lien entire les hommes dune
meme sociite. Qne faire alors l faut que
ce lien soft ratonnel, matt rien de violent,
soft clairement d1tini par la loi, ne porte
atte'nte Ia liberte de personne. respecte
sonverainement Ia conscience ct Ia famille
des hommes. Mas, en- dehors de celia, de
rnme' ct dn f'yer, sill plait a chacnn lie non,
dnnoncir les rapports de travailIeur il patron.
de pnnvre a richie, diuflrienr il snparienr,
de classe ignorante a claSse intelligence ct
ST Get adoncissement. par bonne volonti, par
benveil'ance ct par fquiti, doit amener une
classification sensfe. une paix durable ct nue
prosparite certaine, nous ne leyons pas
hester a tendre franchement Ia main de Ia
contiance a cenx qn en- sont lignes.
Notre intiret nous roraonne.
1T les campngnaras, gems de peu de politi
que ct de bon von!oir, Font compris avant
Beauregarl ui-meme.
Que signitie. en- cffet, nous vous lie deman-
dons, lie coutrat CONSENT ct signe par le plan
teur ct son associa? Est-ce que Ie travail a
la part ct co-operatif nest pas M apaisement
social ct In fin Il un antngnnisme de races :?
Convictions nous DIES travaiIIeurs ia tache
commune ct a l'intiret sembable 81 ces
travai'leurs ne rapresentaient pas une valenr
riele Qnand I'ann1e est tinie, Qnand le
binafice Sc partage, lie partage sopere-t-i
entire ennemis? Et pourrions-nons reno"-
veler le contrat. avec les assocles noirs on
b!ancs, 81 nos rapports anterienrs nava'ent
etc ceux de l'9qnita, de Ia justice ct de la
bienveillance ? Certes, nous nous sonmes
npprochss en- vertu de Ia hberc, mais ce
rapprochement s'est consolide en vertn dn
bon rouloir. Y anrions-nous rerd" { droit dn
charbonnier. le privilege de la famiIle sacree,
rinviolaLiIite de 10 maison, ct ponrrait-on
dire que nous avops fait de I'absurde ct ignoble
egaiie sociale F?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-07-12

lie ginara| Beauregarl, dams sa derniere
-Airesse an penp'e de la Louisiana, dit d'ex-
ce''entes virit6s que mons recommandons aux
carpet -haggsrs qni emruantissent cepay>.
Ces vertaS ne les convaincrnnt certalne-
ment pas a rendroit de rIn,fcatioa nj a
lenaroit de Ia morale, mais ees prouveront
a"'on ne pent pas toujonrs eyiter la conta-
mination des v6leurs, des coureurs de bre!ans
ct des cr'. 'uels
''Je NETS en- fat quill ny rien quo Ia NAL
veillance on Ia stupidita qni pusse tronvet
dams. la ettre Oh lesprit dies resolutions d'uni-
{ ,tion q"elqne chose qni ait en- vue aucune
ingfrence dams les relations sociales par
ticnieres dn penple. Ces relations sont
enforcement hors dn. domaine de Ia legislation
ct de la poitilue. On lie sanrait nier que
dams les voy. ses ct dams les !enx pnbIics de
reunion nous ne partagions sonvent ces pr;-
yiages en- commnn avec les volenrs, les pros
tituees, les coureurs de bre,ans on d 'autres
qui ont Ia responsabilita de plus grands
crimes que laccilent de Ii cou!eur. mais
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-07-12

personne ma jamais suppose que nous accep-
tassions rigalite sociale de cette sorte de
gems avec nous. Je sontiens, en- constqnen-
ce, que Ia participation a ces privileges
p"b'ics n'impliqne ancune question d'egaits
sociale. Par Ia jonissance en- commun de ces
privileges, nj les b|ancs nj les noirs n'affir-
ment Pigalite sociale, soft les uns envers les
antres, soft meme entire les individus de
meme race"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-07-12
IarittCs ct Local
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EXcUsE,-Le petit journal d'a-c6t6 Sc a.che.
Mals il Sc lache 81 spiri,uelement, un ton s
que nous Fen remercions
a yWel plopos, s'is vous plat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

French, Eu9iisn irlsn, Scotch, ucrmun' SWISS anu
Domestic
VIII offer M0NDAy, July 4. and during the week
Silks Dress Gcois Black Mourning Goods
Lace nmbroidercs, I'M Hosiery ladies' ladies' % gents and
STILL GREATER REpuGIION IN ALL DErART-
CLEARiNG OUT IS 10 70 PER CElT BELOW VALUE.
silhs, 75c., go, SIZE soc., esc 81 o., ,,.
Mohairs, plain and striped lbc, &c.. 20c, Zc
Lisc Thro al Grenadines l5c., lSc. Dc.
steel gray Mohairg 20 inches wide 2'c
Yard wide English Printed Cambrics, i2hc.
EnsIish Gamers Hair Cloth, 25c.. Soc, 4c. SOC.
Batiste Linen, plain and striped i2isc., i9c,, 2lc
Very fine Grenadines latest styles, at q sacrifce.
French orgsndies and Jaconcts very cheap,
Printed Linen Cambrlcs 1885,, 2Oc 2z!sc., Sc
1000 pieces White Goods OF every description, very
iio Pieces silk Chaues e21sc reduced from s7Nlc
$3.50 pieces French and German Dress Goods,
lsc, 1885,, 20c., 25c. 3)c. hall their value.
60 pieces Silk Pongces, 62lsc. reduced from 81.
Lace shswls, Lace Jackets suits and Undergarments
JUST RhCEIvED FROM PARIs,
Ladies' fire French embroidered Undergarmsnts
Morning and Night Robes, Jackets Chemses, kandkcr'
chefs, sc, - ,,xrx,,,n
lne line Of white and colored Flanncls Cassimcrcs,
Cloths and all kinds Of Domestic Goods
Eoscry aud Underwear, OF every description and OF
the best makes for ladies' gents and children which wo
offer MUCH below ,he market price, ooons
Fine iuii sized Linen Napkins. 81 a dozen.
Fine Fruit Napkins Turkey rcd), 81 a dozen
Yard wide Irish Linen, 15c.
Linen shcctings and Pillow Linens, marked down.
IInck Towels. 81 per dozen and upward.
Bargains In tine Narseilles Quilts
Linen suits 10 be sold al any price
A call Is respectfully solicited. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

PIs.ss aoia Ss%nn
SoAR6ERs wANTED-ELEvrs1H PAGx-First second
DoAsP pa HN.! 'G li IoDGiSa wANrED-ElrvrsrH PAGE
gss009Sf psSs r4sSrer1 HSs column
BUSINESS 81. oif.fSo5RsTuiNIrIEs-rwrlrru S5si PAcr-sixth
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-snvEsru PAeE-sixth column
CIGARS AND TOBACCO-NiNrH PAGE-sixth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoNo PAGE-first
CLERKS ASo, sALEsMEN-rwELrrH PAcx-rhlrd and
CoA6HMEA AND GARDENERs-rwKLrrnP PAez-Fourth
CoAsTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-sEcoSD PAcr-Fou-th and
cop i,1N MN eoig ns,Ir nns; ponr., oo,n,
COUNTRY BoARD-ELEvKSrH PAcx-Third, fourth and
DANCING ACADEMIEs-NISrH pAcs-sxth column.
BkS eS S and sixth coll
EURoPEAN sfEANsHiPs-sscosD' PAeS"Third Siii and
EyE 1:1mros.h column ,
and sGt9% sR Columns
FINANCIAL-EIcuTH PAGE-Third ana fourth columns
FUR R6ohs Ts'ts ANp TO
NIS1I PAes.seoond third and fourth columns
FSEsdH kH faaHn rAer-rlan
HELP %HSrED-FEMALEs-TwrLrru rAan-rhlrd
HELP FwANiED-MALEs-TwxLrrn PAoE-Fourh col
HoRs ), CARRIAGES &C-FIRsr PAoE-second, third
and fourth columns.
uOTELo-i.Lk,EATn PAGE-Third column.
JMNshY cIIS R AND
GEN GEN ktAL ESTATE PoR sALE-sEcoSD PAaE-
toAN rAeSmFoqyth column ~
s4ssEa sss column
MATRlMoNiALISkcoS PAGE--sixth column.
PafsSh sSn% r4ersxh
MIsoELLHSEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MISC lEIANEou us-ELrvxsru PAcr-sixth column.
MMESIQALININTM MES aal,; ~ IT, rAGa-First column
fiANoFohIhs. okSANs, ~ Sc@NIHru H'Iii pAes-six.h
PRoP1sALs-.E rAeEv sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANT.L--FEM ALE5--
PRoPERiY OUT Of TE GfrY FOX isA "AL OR TO
REAL IsTAi = 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAcr-second
REAL EeTATh NJ ibD-sEcosp PAGr-Third column.
gtWARI;S Re-, a "a %Flas1 FEST rAas-secona COLUMN -, ,
siTUAl ioNs WANTEb--FEMALEs-rs FIFTH PAGE
s1ruHoss Hifl Ssa seS?HS pAos
sPoRTfSd- BIRDS. &C.-FiRsr pAar-second
STORAGE rAcE-Tourth column s, ~, .,,,,
THE 'YTiRSADEs-rwnLr1u PAcE-Fouflh and fifth col
r. LEI
lIRNfsiiEp IONS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WESTdH EsTER 81 COUNTY, Properly FOR SALE OK
YACHTS sad col
uml.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

At JAMES M'CREERY CO.'S
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will offer MONDAY, July H.
Great Bargains In silks,
prior to taking tneir semi annual account OF stock.
$50 pieces black and wntc stripes. 81. worth 81 30
Hand some Grisae stripes Hhc, $i 81 l2h
BILE for summer Costumes 81 75 g. So 70 upwards An
immense stock OF
In all tho approved and welknown brands including
the celebrated
James McCreery 4 Co Family Silks,
guaranteed durability and wear. at very low prices
AT JAMES MCREERY & co.'s.
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will offer
on MONDAY July n,
their entire stock Of
Berlin and Paris Suits
at $40 each; former price SD
Ladies' Lawn Walking suits, from q TO $i2'
Ladies' Polonaiscs and Rcdin sotes 3Ato s8.
All the above figures being great reduction on former
prices.
Ladies' richly braided and embroidered Pque Suits at
reduction of 80 per cent.
In our Ladies' and Chdrens Furnishing Department We
will offer speciai attractions
Ladies' Tucked Yoko Cheiniscs from Ioc up.
LADIES' Tucked Night Dresses, from 81 70 up
Ladies' Walking Skirts, from S5c. up.
Ladies Toilet SacQues, from 81 rs up
Ladies' French Woven Con. r.e 81 from 81 up
Chidrens Piluc Dresses and Walking Coats Boys Pque
Suits, &c, &C. ut very attractive prices.
nanis' Robes Slips Dresses Skirts &c. Co. at greatly
reduced prices
Evening Reception Dresses make to order at short
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13
7 JAMES M'CREERY 4 CO.'S,

AT JAMES "oREhRf q oo''S'
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will commence
MONDAY. July II,
to close ou. the balance OF their
Lace stock,
at greatly reduced prices,
comprising Thread Lace Shawls Guipurt and Thread
Lace sacques, Capes Fchus Barbcs and Parasoi Gov.
Crs, Black Thread and Uulpure Lace Real 20 u ana
Applique Laces liandkerchicis Barbes and Collars
BuT Cluny Lace and Insertion CooIed and Black Yak
Lace, spanish and Guipure Net Silk Illusion Lace
veils Scarfs, &c, &c Also French Embroideries Ham
burg Edgngs and Insertion Linen Collars and OUTS.
Neck Ruchngs Rulings and Plaitnys.
Also the balance OF stock OF Ladies' and Misses
nriceS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

II O'NEILL 4 CO.,
Ill. Y27 and 329 sixth avenue and Twentieth street
ARE NOW OFFERING THEIR STOCK or
MILLINERY GOODS
AT IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES
sASuES
100 dozen of Roman Sashcs, So 20.
100 dozen of Roman Sashes 81 So
50 dozen OF fancy Sashes, SO; formerly 81 50.
ROMAN SASIIEs.
GROS GRAIN sASHES
BROCADB SASnES.
SASH RIBBONS.
MUST BE SOLD TO REDUCE STOCK.
at 81 %
100 cartons 6-inch Sash Ribbons 75c, in all coIors
% cartons 0iuch black watered Sash Ribbon 81 so all
silk
STRAW GOODS at REDUCED PRICES
IS cases of Hair Hats at 9oc. formerly 81 so
Trimmed Palmetto Hats
LADIES' TIES.
1000 dozen 4K.inch Windsor Tics 25c formerly &c.
Crepe de Chenc Ties.
FANCY TIES.
oNErrL's 327 and 500 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

ii MN'i Removal,
l.. SHAW
has removed his we'll known Hair Estabshme u
26l Bowery, corner Fourth street,
branch store 1853 sixth avenue and begs call the
attention OF the ladies To his superb stock OF Human Hair
Goods of the best quality of hair only Of his i'm.
poration and manufacture.
AS have had numerous complaints from ladies who
have been led asray by inscriptions miaors OF ad
yersements and bought inferior goods call the aen
which entire building occupy.
The largest stock OF Human Hair Goods In the city.
All hair used in my establishment | import and manu-
facturo myself and is OF the best quality only and any
expert prove that in my goods any other quail
ity but the best mix II with Italian Chinese hair
which is generally applied TO by other dealers will re-
fund the money In every case.
can 5her 10 the public inducements which cannot be
superseded by any Of my competitors.
All goods warranted as represented.
Price list
Short Hair Switches 81 and upwards
Finest quality Hair Switches solid not Dyed Is inches
long. ounces weight, S.
DO. p inches long, ounces weight, &c.
Do 70 inches long, ounces weight IS
Do 81 inches long ounces weight So
Shaws patent Hair Switches, SOC.
Long Single Curls, natural curly
y inch, 81 2iinch. 5: 30 I-inch g.
Frscts, IS cents per yard
Branch Store 363 Sixth avenue,
between Twenty second and Twenty yhlrd streets
Ladies own h. made over In latest styles,
Combinss made up 50 cents per ounce.
Goods G. o. d. by express, receipt Of color and
money i'll registered letters or Post Office order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13


CLOSING OF THE SEASON
CLOSING OF TITE SEASON
CLOSING or THE SEASON.
We have marked down all goods throughout
lishmcnt fifty cents the dollar particularly call
the attention Of the ladies TO our assortment Of
CnESETs
PLATED WAIs.,, FROM 75C. TO IS
APRONS As Low AS l5C
All Of which to sell lower prices than
ever sold before on Broadway.
A call Will surely pay.
RUDOLPH LEHMAN
137 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13
JAMES M'cREERY 4 CO.'S,

At JAMES M'CREERY CO.'S
Broadway and Eleventh street.
MONDAY, July H.
will clear out the balance OF their
Imported White Goods aud Handkerchicfs
At q great sacriice.
500 plaid Naipsook Dress Patterns. 81 10 each.
70 pieces of Piquc, 25c reduced from SOC.
80 pieces Striped Victoria Lawn &c, reduced from 50c
Al o Swiss and Organdic Muslin. DOTTED and Figured
Swiss Finish Cambria, Tarcton Mosquito Meetings.
&c, &c.
Ladies' Misses aud Gents Hemmed and Hemstitched
Initial Iandkerchicfs in all styles GrenRdinc and Wind
Ties Gros Grain and Watcred Sash Ribbons all at
greatly reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

EW FANS,
LEATHER GOODS,
SATCHELS. TRAVELLING BAGS
OXIDIZED JET and RUBBER
GOODS,
TOILET ARTICLES and every
article requisite tor the
present use in great variety,
aud
EXTREME BARGAINS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

A MADAM LUMLSY. ITO WEST TwENTY.THTRD
N. street. near sixth ayenue.-The most stylish suits
made at the shortest notice and moderate terms Coz
tunes sent with despatch to all parts ef TIE country,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13
LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-A RowB0AT ADRIFT, ABOUT TWO
painted white and contained nothing The owner can
plying on board schooner Harriet Lewis Port Johnon
n j., or after Tuesday, by addressing H. w. SEARLE,
Narragansett, X. ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

ATJAMEs MCREERY CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
Mourning Department
Immense reduction in Grenadines
(previous taking semi annual account Of stockA
Silk and Wool Black ana White Striped Grenadines
reduced from 81 121i. ''o-s
Black striped Grenadines, Sc: redaced Dr.
Black striped Grenadines, 81 rs redOr> Jln p;
Black rlain Grcnad incs sren, ~ ,,,srh IA rom 81
IRON 6iin, orenaMiines, ~ wyyo- ..,c. worth 81.
Ganze DO dhau,r- ~, ~, rom 0 ., up up
w" entire stock of Mourning Goods OF ovcry de-
sc on, suitable tor the season, reduction Of peg
cent from former prices.
DROADWAY 7U BROADWAY
DROADWAY 7H BROADWAY
BROADWAY 1877 BROADWAY
opposite Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

3. ALTMAN 4 CO.'S
33l and S3
SIXTH AvENUE
near
2lsT STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

kFOWTENG-DOGS. Birds, (SC.
TNoR SALE-TwO NEwFOUNDLAND DOGS, 4 AN
l. IL months old. To be any time at 81 Beeck kt
street, office No. |.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

FANCY GOODS AND LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
l. Store, OF the best blocks on Broadway-Siock
Lease and Good VIII doing first class trade continued
i'll health obligcs to sci take partner part cash
and real estate taken. 10 agents Address, with iul
name, TRUTH .Lox no Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13

u II. MACY CO.
have made
LARGE REDUCTIONS
THROUGHOUT THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK
r"ArA""'o"i ~ sEMfANSUAL STOCK TAKING.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A Frr,I ASSORTMENT OF TIE CELEBRATED
DEyINCk PRIZE FREsSNI CHOCOLATE.
X. II. MACY CO.,
FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE
HxME ANTOIyETrs BERNHEIN, 10 BREvooHT
M place Ten h street-Having cft for Europe have
clvon orders sell at great reduction all ready made
Stock imported Costumes, Linen suits gatiste, Grens
&c Ladies own materials made up at shortest nvticS
and In latest styles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-13
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA date Johnston & Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SAlESROOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29
FIRST IN THE FIELD |!
Public Attention Called to the Fact
Beautiful! Grand!

The numerous readers of this
paper will be glad to learn that
AARON WILL, of the we'll known
firm of DAN. WILL & Bros, OF
this town, has again exercised
the most judicial taste in select
ing another grand assortment
of goods for their establishment
the first of the New Year.! !!
This House is always first, and
begins the New Year with a
magnificent stock of the finest
styles of goods of every de-
scription. AARON returned last
Saturday, bringing all the very
latest as well as the entire
range Of reasonable novelties
which are being sold at great
ly reduced figures
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29

Ordination Certificates,
For the use of the ordained Elders of Tho
Christian Union.
Pastoral Reports,
For Pastors, which will enable them to pre-
pare u complete account of their work in
short time
Church Reports,
Which will be found convenient for each
church in making full report of statistics
etc, each year, to be presented to the Annual
Council.
These blanks Were prepared by the Editor OF
The Chrjsiioa WtneSs, and printed in good
style on substantial paper by J. w. BOWEN
Christian Union Publisher, Macarthur, Ohio
Prices cents each, OF $2 per 100.
Address all orders to the Editor or the Pub
Usher,
Legal Blanks,
OF every description, of the most approved
forms, prepared with great care, suitable fol-
the use of any Justice Of the Peace, Attorney
Notary Public. on County officer, in any
County or township in Ohio, and printed on
good paper
Prices, from g to 10 cents each, or from ss2
to ~ per 100.
Blank Books.
Any kind of Blank Book can be furnished
at lowest prices. including printed Civil and
Criminal Justices Dockcts.
Those dcsiring anything in the Blank Book
line should call upon or address the Publisher
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29
MARK ETS.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January 2S 1873.
BEAHs-Demand moderate and market
quiet; prices ranging from 81 80 to $2 75
BRAN-$15 Js ton; ship stuff $15(g1S u ton.
BUTTER-The local dealers are the princi-
pal purchasers.
CRANBERRIEs-$19@13 so q barrel.
CHEEsE-Selections of factory at 145s@15kc.
Pineapple at 22023c, T4 ID.
COFFEE-We quote Rio at 21k@22c.; Com
mon 22A92s1c.; Java 26@2Sc. Choice s5c.
FRUIT-Green apples are selling at $2@3 81
q barrel, for fair TO choice, with fancy for re
failing, at 6O@75c higher. Dried apples 3Ag
AZ Ts ID for Southern and Western, and 51s(g
6k for prime to choice Northern. Hall
peaches at 6kg7lsc. Lemons atS5 5O@6 T. box
Oranges $12g13 4, barrel.
FL0UR-The market remains quiet, with
prices from 81 to $S II.
WHEAT-S 75(G1 50.
CORN-4ic.
OATS-30(140c
HAY-$15(G22 II ton.
P0TAT0Es-70090c
BAooN-Rb sides, 7lSc.; sugar cured hams,
12@13c.
LARD-7@8c.
SUGAR-10-13Ac.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29

CLEANING GLASS, ETC.--Cold tea
is the best liquid for cleaning var
nished paint, window panes and
mirrors. A sharp piece of soft wood
is indispensable for cleaning out
corners. A saucer of sifted ashes
should always be ut hand to clean
unvarnished paint that has become
badly smoked; it is better than
soap, Never put soap upon glass
unless it can be thoroughly rinsed
of, which can never be done to win
dow glass. Wash of the specks
with warm tea, and rub the panes
dry; then make paste Of whiting
and water, and put little in the
center of each prne Take a dry
cloth and rub it all over the glass,
and then rub it Off with q chamois
skin or flannel, and your windows
will shine like crystal
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29

WE are indebted to GEORGE w.
CmLDs, Esq, for copy of his
handsomely printed Public Ledger
Almanac. 1t is filed with valuable
information and statistics, and
speaks well for the enterprise and
prosperity of the journal under
charge of Mr.. CHILDs.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29

PRoE j. II. BoLEY, of Allensville
sent balloon from the surface OF
the earth in front of MELLoR's
STORE, in ZalesIti, last Saturday, in
charge of Amos LEACH, to the re
gions above. In making the at.
tempt to land, near the Zaleski Co.'S
offices, AMOS sprained his ankle.
Hundreds Of excited people wit
messed the feat OF the aerialGnava-
gator.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29
st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, January 2s.
The suspension of navigation again greatly
restricts shipping facilities, and business re-
ceived q decided check to-day.
Flour in light demand, and holders are firm
sales Of superflne winter at S5 2596; double
extra winter 80 7517 25. Wheat stin, but
slow: sales of sample lots Chicago spring,
regular, 81 "a; do. red winter, 81 05. Corn
Oats dull and lower: No. 2, 29c. Barley quiet,
only sample lots sold. Rye firm, and little
Offering: No.2 Toe.
Pork nominal: no sales. Dry-salt meats
quiet: shoulders, Axe; clear rib sides, &C;
clear, 61s.; all up country, buyer March; order
lots firm at 4H@64@7c. Bacon quiet, and
only small order trade. Lard quiet and
nothing done.
Hogs higher at 50 s5Ca4 %; sales mostly at
$4(g4 10.
Cattle unchanged: common to choice cows
and heifers, 1Ac. to 4c.; fair to choice steers,
41s96c.; common to choice Texans, 3G4'Sc.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29

DURING the past week nearly
all kinds of weather has been
visited upon the people Of this
locality, It has rained, snow
cd, hlowed, ffozed, thawed, etc
Last night (Tuesday) we be-
lieye was the coldest of the
winter--the thermometer stand
ing at from 15 to 20 in different
parts of town. AT the residence
of o. T. CUNNING the thermom-
eter stood at IL, and at the re-
dence of Prof. M. r. BARNES at
20 on Wednesday morning
This afternonn it is quite warm
Sometimes a warm day follows
an awful cold night.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29

The passage of a bill in the
House of Representatives granting
100000 acres of land in Iowa to the
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
despite the protest of the settlers
is considered so large land-grab-
bing job that strong efforts will be
made te obtain the Presidents veto
to it.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29

The Democrats and liberals of
the several townships of Vinton
County will be called upon to come
out in their strength at the election
on Monday, April 7th, for, in addi-
tion to the regular township officers
to be chosen, the ticket will consist
of candidate for the Constitution
al Convention. The election will
be of Importance, and good man
must be selected as a candidate for
this most important position,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-01-29
HUR ENQUIRER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 99, 1878. .

this week, that lie hay to anser
an lie also tel bout MILT BAY q
bien shepes 7 days after he'd
otter bin legislatun fur the
pepel, an-so-4th.
Ures, until deth,
JACOB KREME.