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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20

:. A GOOD advertisement in widely
circulated newspaper is the best of all
possible salcsmen. u Is a salesman who
never sleeps and is never weary; who
zoe. after business early and late; who
accosts the merchant in his shop, the
scholar in his study, the lawyer in his
office, the lady at her breakfast table
WHO can be i'm thousand places tonce
and speak to a million Of people every
morning, saving TO each one the best
thing in the best manner llowell''
Reporter
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0rThe Steamer Liberty No. 3" left
our landing last Tuesday evening for
Evansville with the following naniiesi
$4,000 pounds bulk pork, and 295 keys
lard for Jacob Lennon.
10000 pounds bulk pork and 32O keys
lard for j. e.. Stewart Il Co.
$4,000 pounds bulk pork and 50 kegs
lard for Simeon Bixler.
100 barrels -four Tor Dillen, Norman
a Go.
400 bushels wheat for Posy < Martin.
barrels eggs. sacks peaches aud
sacks Of apples for Moses Frank.
Petersburg Democrat.
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Eockport & Jasper Mail Route

yV,H- undersigned having received thc
l. contract for carrying the mail Ia
Rockport, respectfully informs any one
desiring to travel upon this route. that
he will leave Jasper every Mondays
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS mornings, and
returns every TUESDAYS. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS. Good team. comfortable
couyevances aud expert drivers.
A y are OF patronage solicited.
JOSEPH UHRIClI.
Jan. 9lh, 1874.
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NJ Nothing goes farther to make the
family circle cheerful than supply Of
good newspapers.
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The area OF the Indiana coal-lcld i.
about ak thousand five hundred square
miles, or ono thirteenth part OF the coal
the same as the coal area Of he entire
British islands, more than that of Bel.
gium, three times greater than that oi
France, aud only about one-third less
than the coal-felds OF all Europe.
HARD soar. - Six pounds Of salsoda
4 gallons Of water. Put together and let
il come to the boiling point; let it seitl,
and pour off, add one or pound oi
borax. six pounds Of grease; then pour
in dripping tins; let cool aud cut in
bars.
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RATES or ADVERT sEING.

RATES OF ADVERT SIZING.
For square. 10 lines or les. / week. : %
Zach subsequent Insertion, - ci-.
Longer advertisements at the same ralc,
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted as square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements a rra -una-
ble deduction Will be made TO regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins
traitors aud iega. notices Of like character
10 be paid ia auvaurr.
ANEOCNCiNe CANDIDATES.
For Township Omcers. esch SlO0
for County 100
For District. Circuit. or State, $40
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Single Subscription. for finy Nos, 81 50
For six months, %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-22

The following souvenirs of Artemu
/ Ward eccur in an American paper publish
{ ed il Paris. Mr. Howard Paul is respon
! sib.e fer the anecdotes:
Ward (says Mr. PAUL WAS delightful
/ companion, and when sot oppressed BY
Illness or fatigaed with work, was as gay
aid animated as a boy. Though Of deli
cate aud sensitive or-apizatioD, he had 9
wonderful few IF ANNA, spirits that de.
vslopsd in ali sorts Of whimsical freaks
lie related stories Of bis Western expert
euees as a Snowman IN dry, solemn
manner that convulscd his hearers, and
hen out and about with his companions
he rarely opened his iips without uttering
a quaint figure OF speech or droll exaggera
riJn CT phrase. Now and then, when the
almor took him, he would pun as madly
IS the rsdoubtab,e II. j Byron himself,
(thas wag that's brayed thousand ears)
But Il was his droll turns of thought. fun
ny faneies, and grOtesque Yankee elabora-
ton5 that afforded the greatest pleasure.
vas breakfasting with him one morning
at not particularly clean quasi French
Leicester Square restaurant, and he observ-
cd AFFAIR Ia the butter. waiter hs call
ed. "Ies'r. Have you any bald butter."
The waiter looked puzzled. "Any what,
sir:" do me the favor to gaze upon taat
butter Do you perceive anything" de-
tnanJsd Ar:emus. oh, BEG pardon, sir;
| do SEE; yes, sir-a hair, sir" Vow
you understand me, perhaps?" "Ah, yes,
s.r-balJ Jultsr-yas sir, but never heard
it Gale Ike that before" and eff shufled
the waiter, smothering a smile.
i knot Of men came ont Of the Savage
Club one evening after one of Ct the Satu--
day dinners, and at the door stood good
specimen Of Z weather beaten, red-faced
ola London eabman, atticei If ere eff those
wonderful tgiple-capel cyercoats thaG are
fast disappearing from the metropolitan
ranks. Artemus was struck With the old
fellows garb, and as lie mounted lis box
called out, "Cabby, Ii! come down, / want
you" lie did a. requested. "Cabhy, .
continued Artemus, with twinkle Of his
eve, you are the very man wish to see.
I've been dining here with some literary
AMI artistic sweIls, aal they can't eulight-
en- me, and | feel you can" The old
Jsrycv looked iuauiringiv. Now would
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Ay er's
Cherry PeCtoTal,
For Diseases Of the Throat and LEnr.,
such as Coughs, Colds, Rhocp4lr-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption,


> Among the cJer
|. !. /. !.
KIN discoveries Of layfisrf
Ioz@e - EsAesygT-n science. few re q
0S&tk &Ga, more real va.Uc {,
%ssEH ~EM mankind than this ef
kXA NJ fectUal remedy for "a.
Il NY W diseases Of the TiE0r
"a 2 ~aud Lungs. 4 vas
4 AN a trial Of ia virtues,
\ zlxIAd throughout this su'
~ ~ other countries, has
$ass3 shown that il docs
surely sud sfectuailv
control them. The testimony Of our best citi-
zeus, Of all classes, establishes the fact, tba:
CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and does relieve and
cure tie affecting disorders Of the Threat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Drga,B
yield to It's power; and eases Of Consumption.
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
90 remarkable as hardly to be Believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As remedy.
1t IS adequate, or Thich tEa public may rely
for fcl protection. By curing Coughs, the
f1rGrunHers Of more serious disease il saves IN
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering no.
70 be computed. l. challenges trial, and con
fincss the most sceptical Evei J family shouli
Keep Il On hand as a protection against tie early
and unpsrceiyeI attack Of Pulmonary Alice
tions, which are easily met at first, but which
become iucuraBis, and too often fatal if leg
iectel. Tender lungs naed this defence; and Il
= GNNtse 70 tS NitJOGt u. AS n safeguard 70
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHEEKY
PICTORIAL Is invaluable; for, by its timely use
mg.ttUdes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved 10 the love and affection centred On
diem. Il acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and hea!th-restoring
sleep. No enc viii suffer troublesome Infiu.
enga and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious. and
successful chemical investigation no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle In the utmost
possible perfection. II nay be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures es
Memorable IS the greatest It has ever effected.
PREPARED Ell
Or, J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lc~eIl, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD - AL DRUGGISTS EygRYwHERr.
T. 81 J ROINsOE Agents.
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coSCLUsIoS,

IN corclution. i becomes ne TO aeznosl-
edge 10 You, that have entered upon tbe
duties Of the executive department. with
much tith Ience, and With great dis;rust in
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-22
Wonderful!

" tNGIFltI.
The cures affected by Or. Wolcott'
Celebrated Remedies, are simply wonder
full Those suffering from Coughs, Ca.
tarrh, and Pain should try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently beer
placed BY the 2geat f,r shis county in al
the leading Drug Stores of this city, ex
cept 7 j J Robinson's, having been in
tralucei here at the urgent request o
those who know sheir ,alnc.
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my own ability, but with a firm belief that |
shall not BE- dsnied your generous counsel
and hearty cooperation, sndi the guild
ance and blessing OF sn all-wise Providence
VIII attend all cur endeavors to promote the
public good. WM r. TAYLOR.
MApIsos, January Is, 1874
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-22

BLEsER & SoNs.
De you want good Suit of clothes!
Do you want a sool Shawl
Do you want good pair Of Boots orSLoes
Do you want q good piece Of Flannel!
Do you want a good Dressl
DO You want good Nubia?
Do pou want good Bed-Tiokingl
Do you want good Felt Shirt?
Do you want Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, OIL
Notions Of any Kind!
Do yen want anything in the Dry Good:
Line that IS Good and Chsari
Cali on
BLEssER Son.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SlcILIAN
HAIR
RI @HHa
.ENEWER.

EsasAs5s r. 49,. Ss.~ - A>AIfE HIM
Every ycac increases Tie popularity
this valaatlS Hair Preparation which IS
dine to Iaesit alone Ne can assure edl
old patrons that tits kept fully up to It's high
standard; and it is Tho only reliable aud
perfected preparation Tor restoring GRAY
uI FADro Ham to is youthful color max
inc It soft, lustr5us, and silken. Tho
scalp, " is ugr, becomes white and clean.
II removes ali ernrtians aud dandruffi, and,
by is tonic properties. prevents the hair
from falling uat, as IL stimulates ant
neugisbes the hair glands. BY ITS use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger. Inhald-
ness, it restores the capillary glands 10
their normal yigor, and viii create a new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t Is
the most economical IlttR pRESSINa ever
used, a. itrequires fewer applications, and
gives the hnir splendid, glossy appear
anca. A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State Assay.
cr Of Massachusetts, SAYS. = The constitu-
ents are pure. ani olrcfuliy selected for
excellent quality AMI ] consider it the
BEsT PREPARATION for its intended pan
poses"
sod III al Rratrjs's r,,{ bea'srs il H,i.-
c.5.eS
pgice One Dollar.
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psice One Dollar
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Important 10 Every One !.
THE LATEST NOVELTY OF AIT

The undersigned whose abilities as
BARRIERS. Haircutrers and artists in Hair
work are known far and near, have this
day entered into co-partnership. and
bought and taken possession of the cce
brdted establishment Of II F. Schmidt, on
the corner Of Eighth and Commercial
streets. near the bridge. Respectfully
asking for share of the pubiO favor, We
can assure complete satisfaction With our
work. Hair Dressing for ladies' has our
special attention.
G.. KARNCFSKY s SON.
Manitownc. March l6 1871
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L, Is true that political organizations ars
necessary TO tie triumph Of T. ght ever wrong;
hat IL. U also remember that isFclopue l5
and pro grpss are detected By the lss e God.
th1t an parties that are bind To tE:7 tscre
must dec y ami die, that q political p,Iti-
z,usaip which renders tie public good sub
seTyieut to tue success Of party. " which
n quires electors nader any circumstances
to elevate wee and ignorance 70 publ. sta,
lions, - party Obligation, Is to be lePlOred
and caGdl uncj; that he honoTs and eG,oig-
meu,s Of office rish5tu'ly belong ts those she
have earned them b. lives Of Fersap4 kgg.
esty ara Intelligent IN IustTy, All ~. az
greatest Iawsrd Of political service y 4,
conscioysness CT having faithfully ii>ckG.ssi
puciie duty. ~ political oEEaaisa..g -
which fails 10 recognize these psiacinlss 9
action is worthy Of liberation.
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Artemus Ward.

The following souvenirs OF Artemus
Ward occur in al American paper publish
ed il Paris. Mr. Howard Paul is respon-
, 1874-05-03
CITY REAL ESTATE,

CITY REAL ESTATE.
Toa s11S~6T 51afs 4 Go66a1S oo..
g!ss.sx saa s,ztesn,a;:s. t:s. With two houses.
ladaaasv:. Thirtiathss. 80 feet. With octa
W.6s.a:.,;. T.oaty,s1th-.t-. &c foot with good
vonoa@v. Thizty-.1th.st. 50 feos, east front;
'fsa; rafa hss's;
-, ss :sss 4: ss isn si
sassh sss n" asa9 ri isss toe with
nsw frntno house. cheap.
houss. nies Place. chsap '' -0
Adans-.t.. aouthae.t corner canpbell-.v.. Is feet
Jsckscn-st.. northvca. corner Campbenar.. A fees.
sedEricft. Chioago-av.. ~ feet, With stoze and
assa = .'s:s a.s. ss good
A.hi.nd,a, rs;t q steek Yards tz.ot. ot sbog.
1Sis III % saenas
.Issts lois sna b,oeds assE Central fatt and nsv
Washlngton Heights, and othor suburban acres.
,rino aats, In largo quantities. desirable az
FoR sALE-ciiEAP-BY F. 9. VIERLING, ROOM
:stsss,t. f.: Is s;:lsi iss is:s nor2 Of Thirty
Sfssis:t: 95l: isss psss ThIty:*ahth:.t s.; SO.
:sz I as. and lot ne.r ra
%5aa IL I'd Sss s* 1t s5,aa
51sx hss:s s. is. nd ss, Ssuo
fo7a.; house "a Wilt i Fs15 gipi: Ts'isF.'t ss0
ysa 40 ro je st. as1f Rfswss se
wy sss'.S; sl set south trout ns.F Is''t''
For sAIEnx p1ac ABELI, !1NS + oiFSEI H9IcHK1sst
bAhEAlss ~ aHonhs mn
III !ndisa.:sv.: i ROM. II! iss d. -. s'''''
5a:isaa.sv 'tons iseat sssF !! ,as
81 f:a'at s1Ss s:s'R'3 Rs'''
}Laskeay. f. to12dv -, pear EEH2.,ay: E2. ~. s..
w'aohe.tor !*S1:; Rfa1 s. i i :sns 4:
Ferry acres, nlle. south Il ~ limi,s Danvie
s., too fostnns ior bnser.
AHELL HOTCHKlS6.
5 y 7.;:;5 317 - ~
tUa W,nrs1a- 5omsc. ~ saeh = sia n1 $''~''
AArnod, h9use: 1a y .9sbs .sbis e en M
suburbaa-1o aorcs oi rolling ground With hoo.s Of
plsos9; F' and ""''s will exchange for city
'tFSn' F'ur houses at f:aE'c~ocd mutt be aold.
.sa
F5R zz1E-b7 E: c. COLE CO.. Is T1s1EEE:
L e.:
t.s ts sas.1 ''
ii Msmi't'na''' t Just 10a'n OK N'afnS'' s'' 'S''
soaih Halssd-kt.. s. and dwelling .bove. and
I'll 1t oa
psshea HOUSE. two
Cheapest hon.e sna lot on thu "o't sd' 1z south
South brancs Addition. lot. on Ko'.uth,st-. nesr
s.ex,5-.7:; So 5; y :, c :, Mr. ~ 7dT
sss.s: ny; al Il ri r 6si!t: ;s;:, 81 =, ,n
VII, Wya1 eSenDngo 30 for in.ide lots
81. .sS:''''' %: .4s n.sls as,. ~ 1-ss.. ss.~N
j. iossta its Ssits.s, vi lsssssa. .,,,,s ~
riil s1ohaasf 1vn.y "a n,,rsn,n.,t
NoR s1IE-0R ExcUASGE-BY &. e HUNTING.
~ E..t h.ai;on,s.:: s ?. ,,, ,o,.o 1.nro,..,
T.sts;, ia 5sA0noat 1ao house, good location on
S.ss ws't as fGssi
Eise eos.aso and lot With burn. do.' 7o'y aho'0 and
9. 3;Ss -! sizR7Rd1g5=zo. tes1 81, SOUTH zEzv:
l.t-st two-storY house and 6o-foos lot. sts Monroo
.tss I;a ii
S.s e. ea3 safS S IS iss
;9s;s7;: |67; As91 07F ~ 7wo 7o77 an 7y571E1:
ri s:
SPENCER H. PECK. Isl Waba.n.a,.. .co.ner Of Adams.
T70N RETF-N LARGE TWO.ST0RY BUILDING,
~ tp ~ .;tr.tod ~ ET;aat nrar BeEerdila: will
m e.. Cd T. ss ts' Of D'~''' G. b.
TOR sAIE-lloUsEs AND LOTS IN AL PARTS
son Monroe, lsal 4nd acSs.a's ,...i . G'j'' 1an
nH.ay. Jon Haat q Dulla no opa1mea'loquAou' 1ou
, 1874-05-03
suBuRsAN REAL ESTATE,

ECR sALE-TEN ACRES At WASHINGTON
Heights. only TWO blocks from depot On Rock ltlsad
f2ssar and bettRr nEcsuaant be made Pscs low
snd terms easy. Also. acrcs neas the aoors;
uf IS the depot It River pk1k
Chicago Paclas KsroaS only 10 niles from Cont
VIII sell this tr1ct worry low.
ii acre. IL Rso. Is. a. IT, near Humboldt Park ans
peca Tor subdiyidt1g.
.ere. crossing tho st. Paul Chicaso and Pacific
Rstrpsd A3o acres In 6ec. H. Is, tho
Mivaukecav and DiyerseJ-st. Both in good location
for retailing lots.
~ acres near the depot Norwood Park. subdvided
and several houses built tho tract Wu be sold at =
hne subdivision Of nearly 100 1ots OF bost
railroads, only 70 inntes lido from tho eentro o ths
trees set. An5 parry wanting hne tract to retail. al
rr4dy work, get this easy tss1s 1nd y Fs7
Iow pxico, G. b. GRIFFIN.
IL MadIspa-ot,. cpruBr Clxtk.
, 1874-05-03

ITO SAILOR TO RESr-rN NEvANSToN-HoUsES
e OF from At prices from &ls COO TO
a. CO. onstbird cash. balanes On long tins:
Ront ~ to go month only sell And rsnt ~
own houses and no commission compete with
WIN deduct q psr cent for ali cash down Gales. and
'"' sAA'e eA A'4@ S-1N q, i. BROWNE,
Room T. l53 Moufue.8t.
, 1874-05-03

rFpg cADY. NJ, D., ECLECTIC AND MAGNETIC
NJ 6Np Npphr,jcfan. euo Vest M4disonrst,. Eoorn<.
1T c. THOMAS 81. D., LADIES' PHYSICIAN.
NJ ia South ualsted-st.
7TIGyETIC TREATMEST-ALSO. auLPHGR.
Ths mind s1te so4so Cd to hsalth II tfan 4ns p
1rd.u Roam n 1ta slsvstr, northwest ecEnss Ea1t-
nn sad Batsx1a sek. msatauJ phystoal,. oaaaA
, 1874-05-03

EoR SALE HOUSES, LOTS. BLOCKS. AND
Z AcreA II Evanston.
Special Inducements made to parties desiring hnsnes
We build rs-casS residences, With arEAogtmenN ioT
Wi q ind "a, on low tes1us aad long tirnr.
Tbs land offered il tree from ncnEnbrance ths tito
and tha public 1tuions Of Evanston; is high x.n
drained xmt,1nx Of good colars, and much OF 1t thor
Viii b. pra.ed TO show plans OF buildings In prog
rrsx and VIII taks custom the land Aftefnoon
nnIy tn HENRY NJ. kIDDEn,
~]S" Rooc, :, 81 WA4Atngtou-st.
, 1874-05-03

tontion q those !ncndng 70 ba1ld q 70 nxest n n
tho choicest residence peoparty respectfully called 70
tho beautiful lots "a O.kwood boulevard which
offering aao. 0akwood boulevard lies just outside o
to touh city limits and ta tho uorthora coarectinx link
Grand md D1e1e honlez.Ed. Being nndes tho direc-
ed and beautied expense the lots fronting
it. Tao road bad wilt 90 {aes tde with 70 foor side
walks on eithor aide It will bo beyond comparison the
stroot .oath e The lluits md vi. .oen
tsaordinary ters dc low prices can bo obtntaed By
purchn.ae At onae. Poase cn fos plat of tho prop
srty. j.. ESAAS "AHhEH,
, 1874-05-03

NOR SALE--AT A EARGAIN-LOTS ON WEST
e1n-av:, Lexington, po!k. Taylor, aaa Gamoes!tns
Parties wishing to build nlonoy required down. Might
urnth lit:ie parties it required. Inquire ut 3s South
Ttnrk ~, hnrk
, 1874-05-03

Of California av.. south front, 2bkl2s only S1
1; cash; corner Van Euton and Francisco stA n 9,
sW1 cash, bn:anc long tirno. DIBDLE LAB ELLE,
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TELEG RAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to the Dallas Daily Herald
LITTLE ROCK.
The State Treasurer Ordered TO
Pay Brooks ReqnISItlOns.
Attempts Being Made TO Prevent
a Quorum In The Legislature.
General White VIII Take no
More BrOOkSites Prisoners.

LITTLE Rock, May S.-Both courts
are active. The supreme court issued
mandamus to-day ordering the treas
urer to pay Brooks acquisitions. This
is regarded as a more full recognition
of Brooks.
1t is apprehended that the members
of the legislature will be detained
away from the capital by various de-
vices, so as to defeat quorum.
A colored man, belonging to Savage's
command at New Gascony, stated here
yesterday that White had declared he
would take no more of Brooks men
prisoners, but would slaughter them
wherever he found them assembled.
General Edgerton, special agent of
the postotlice department, was arrested
last evening while driving out, by BaX-
ters military. Hewas confined in the
guard house u short time.
A Baxter man stationed on the bank
of the river, about nine o'clock this
morning, fired at one of Brooks piclets
standing opposite near the state house.
The ball lodged just above his head in
tree.
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AunreMc Council in Scssi0n.

WASHINGTON, May S.-The supreme
council of the thirty-third degree of
the ancient and accepted Scottish rite
Masons for the southern Jurisdiction of
the United States, convened in bien-
NAL session, on Monday last, in this
city. A great amount of business, not
only of interest but of benefit to the
rite, is being transacted. The thirty
third degree has been conferred on Il
number of brethren. The council will
not adjourn until Saturday.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May S.-Cotton market
quiet. Good ordinary, l5lc; middling,
III.
Hides-Shade firmer. Dry, with
out grub, selection, ls@lSlc; damaged,
half price; wet sailed, selected, s0Slc.
Gold, III.
NEW ORLEANS, May S.-Cotton active
and firmer Mi idling uplands, l7Ec:
low middling, 16}c; good ordinary, l5jc,
Exchange, 4l@42; bank, 46@47 (;
sight, par.
Gold, ll}@l2.
LIVERPOOL, May S.-Cotton firmer
but not quotably higher.
NEW YORK, May S.-Gold opened
and closed l2s.
Exchange unchanged.
Cotton quiet and firm. Middling
Orleans, lSs@lS 3-l6c; middling Ala.
bama, 1S@lS Lice; middling uplands,
IL 7-l7@lS Slice; low middling, la
IL 1.16c; strict good ordinary, l6f(a
le 6-l6c; good ordinary, 16lc; ordinary,
14@14 l.16c.
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uNc0NslDEREp INTERESTS,

rom the basis OF SIX thousand places
ut 5000 each, which would give Il loss
of -, 10000.
t'NCoNslDERED INTERESTS.
There remain many other matters
which have not yet been considered,
and which legItmately enter into the
estimates Of the losses 10 which this
state has been subjected by the great
overflow, Whcn'the state shall be able
10 weigh her mislOrlunes, II may yet
appear that our calculations are far too
short. When considered IN connection
with our other misfOrtunes, they are
indeed sufficiently appalling, Our pur-
pose has been to underestimate rather
than oVorestimatc. Whatever may be
our approximation 10 the renl facts the
losses are such rs call into requlsition
whatever of hope and energy remain
TO the people of thisstatc amid all thelr
suilcrings. II Is no time 10 indulge
idle lamentations. We must deal with
facts rs thcry are, Nndglrd up our loins
for q stalwart struggle for life, We con-
Tess the outlook Is gloomy, Int rcso-
lutc people may accomplish astound-
ing results. Let us not forget
how bravely France ovcrcame
the greater mislortunes of her re-
cent war with Prussia; what an enorm-
Gus sum of money was produced In Il
few years through the industry Of her
people. She is now in most flourish
ing condition, her exports largely in
excess Of her imports and every
branch of productive industry prosper.
Gus. The patience and endurance of
our people have been tried in the cru
chile. In every instance they have
proven themselves equal TO the emer-
gencies presented, Once again we are
put to the test, and we have every con-
iidence that in the future, as in the
past, they will come OIL victors. Prov
idence has blessed us with the most
genial cline, the most responsive soil,
and resolute hearts. Let the words be
forward and onward as we grapple
anew with the results Of our great ca
lamities.
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Alabama State Fair.

MOBILE, May S.-To-day an immense
throng of people visited the fair
grounds, situated on our beautiful bay.
The address of President Langdon was
listened to by an immense crowd.
Yesterday over ten thousand people
were present.
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LOUISVILLE, May S.-The convention
received the commissioners from the
Methodist Episcopal church to-day.
A committee was appointed to inves-
tigate the case of Huston. He was ex-
PEELED by both conferences.
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A Useless Appeal.

LONDON, May S.-After the capture
of Biltoa by Marshal Serrano, the
Spanish government again applied to
Germany for the recognition of the re-
public.
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BOSTON, May S.--Charles Kenniston
q well known inventive genius, was
killed and his son considerably bruised
by their carriage being run into by
railroad train, yesterday.
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PHILADELPHIA, May S.-'The unfa-
vorable action Of congress regarding
the centennial association is universal
" denounced here