davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-07-23
JOB PRINTING.

Having determined to devote more atten-
ton hereafter to job printing than we have
done in the past, we would inform the public
that our office is now we'll supplied with new
type of the latest styles, and the best ma
chnery in use; and with choice stock of
inks, cards, papers, &C., we are prepared to
execute as good work as can be done any
where in the United States. Orders for
Ball Tickets, Freight Billheads,
Bank Notices, Labels,
Bonds and Coupons, Law Blanks,
Bill Heads, Law Briefs,
Business Cards, Letter Circulars,
Certificates Of Deposit, Letter Headings,
Certificates Of Stock, Memorandum Billheads
Checks, Note Circulars,
Deposit Tickets, Note Headings,
Drafts and Notes, Programmes,
Envelopes, Policies, Fire& Life ms,
Election Tickets, Shinplastels,
Festival Tickets, Wedding Cards,
willreceive prompt attention, and satisfaction
as to quality of work, guaranteed in every
instance. Particular attention given to fine
work in colors.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-07-23
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.


Since our last report, the following trans
fers of real estate in this county have been
recorded by the County Auditor:
R. H. Glenn, Sheriff, to F. H. Barber.
Tract of 795 acres. belonging to estate Of
Jos. j. Watson, in Fort Mill township. Con-
sideration $7115.
Annie j. Wilson to T. NJ. Whitaker. Lot
of 81 acres in York township. Consideration
1926.
Ann White and others to Thomas Blalock.
Lot in Rock Hill. Consideration $50.
j. H. Clawson, Assignee of J. H. Hemp
hill, to Mary A. Jackson. Tract of II acres
in York township. Consideration 500.
Newton A. Steele to David P. Steele.
Tract of 27O acres in Catawba township.
Consideration $3109.
Anne E. Wright to VIM. F. Dye. Tract
of 200 acres in Broad River township. Con-
sideration 1865.
Hugh Burriss to R. S. Moore. Tract of
Sc acres in Bullock's Greek township. Con.
sideration $500.
George J. Steele to R. W. Burris. Tract
of 287 acres in Bethesda township. Consid.
Grafton $3.50.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-07-23

removing the present commissioners of elec
tion for the several counties in the State The
new appointments have not yet been made
john NJ. Martin-whoever he is-pub
fishes card in the Columbia Union-Herald in
which he states, that there will be conven,
ton held in Columbia, called the Ministerial
or Moral Convention, for the purpose of ia,
king into consideration the down.trodden
state of affairs, and the redemption of the Re.
publican party in the State of South Carolina,
and to reason how we can elect good and
honest men to office This convention will
take place OH Tuesday, 18th day of August,
1874, in Columbia, South Carolina, and minis
ters and other moral men are invited to attend,
or send delegates.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Work has been begun on the railroad
between Elizabeth City and Norfolk
Three prisoners recently escaped from the
prison at Wilmington-one of them twelve
year old boy under sentence of death.
Hon. w. A. Smith has been reelected
President of the North Carolina Railroad
Company.
The eucalyptus tree, Of which much men-
ton has been made in the papers recently,
fourishes in Newbern.
The train on the North Carolina Railroad
which carried doctor to the late Governor
Caldwell, in his last illness accomplished the
distance from Raleigh to Hillsboro, forty-two
miles, in forty-eight minutes.
1t seems that Governor Caldwell died of
kidney disease, designated by the medical
profession as uriaea, which came upon him
suddenly, and it was only short while be-
fore he breathed his last, that he could be
made to realize that he was rapidly approach
ing dissolution.
speaking of the crops in Mecklenburg
county, the Charlotte Observer says recent
rains have fallen which, should no more fall
during the season, ensure the corn crop.
Wheat and oats have turned out finely, and
there is every prospect of an unusually large
yield Of cotton
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26

The New York Sun of late date
thus truthfally aud graphically sums
up the plots and schemes of the Re.
publican party and the real designs
upon the people Of Louisiana:
The whole business is au election
eerlng scheme, and the trouble in
Louisiana was started by Kellogg's
vile emissaries, with the express pur.
pose Of provoking difficulty, in order
to furnish al occasion for calling in
the military. That the Attorney Cen
eral was a party to this deviltry will
haldry be disputed by those who have
watched his interruptions course, who
have seen him scorned even by his
own party, who knew him to be- es.
sentially corrupt, and who have no
faith in his public or personal integri-
ty where the last interest is involved.
He is worry to be the expounder Of
Grantism, and g fit total for all his
enormities.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26

LIMA BEANS WITHOUT PoLEs.-A1r.
McAfee, Superintendent of the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin Experimental
Farm, informs the editor of the Yves.
tern Farmer that for three years past
he has grown Lima beans without
poles or stakes, by persistent pinch
ing back after they reach the desired
hight-about that of common bunch
beans. He is confident the crop is
very porceptibly earlier and thinks il
is increased in quantity-the plant,
being checked il its growth of vine,
expanding ito energy in fruit produc.
ton. ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26

The neat scheme of the carpet. bag
gers is to have a Southern Conven-
ton on the 3lst of October to concoct
an address Of lies and defamation of
the Southern people, go as to justify
and excuse the military pressure
which is to be employed prior to the
elections in November. This conven-
lion 1.-The the estpS Stas{, propose %sss
changed the location to Chattanooga.
One Of the most amusing and
startling stories put out by the
earpet.baggers is that there are to be
no, Office. holders and no thieves in the
convention. Ithas been suggested by
some to have the body opened with
prayer by the Rev. Henry Ward
Boecher.--Enqnirer.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26
Gen. BROOKE: As the lawful and
acting Governor Of the State, sur

! Gen. BROOKE: As the lawful anf
acting Governor of the State, ] sur
render to you, rs the representative
Of the government Of the Uritcd
States, the capitol and the remaindc.
OF the property Of this city belong.
ing to the State. This surrender i:
IN response to Il formal demand o.
General Emory for such surrender, 0,
to accept. as an alternative, the levy.
ing OF war on our government by the
military forces Of the United States
under MS command. As I have al.
ready said to General Emory, we I;;.yy
neither the power nor inclination to
resist the United Safes. Sir, / trans.
fer to You tho guardianship of the
rights and liberties Of the people Of
the State, and I trust and believe
that You will give protection to all
classes Of our citizens, ruled and RI.
ined by a corrupt nsurpation presid.
ed over by Mr.. Kellogg. Our PEG.
pie could bear the wrong. tyranny.
annoyance and insults of that usur-
patton no longer, and they arose in
their might and swept it from exist
ence. aud installed in authority the
rightful government, of which I am
the head. All lovers of liberty
throughout the Union must admire
the patriotism that aroused our peo-
PIE to act as one man and throw off
the yoke of this usurpation. know,
sir, as a soldier, you have but to obey
the orders of the government of the
United States, but feel that YOU
will temper your military control of
affairs with moderation, and in all
things exhibit that integrity Of pur-
pose characteristic Of officers Of the
army. | now turn over to YOU, sir,
the capitol and other property Of the
State under my charge.
[Signed] JOHN McENERy.
at tho conclusion Of this address
Gen. Brooke was seated in the office,
and required from Lieutenant Gov
ern0r Penn q statement Of all records,
ETC., which were in the building when
they took possession. Governor Nc.
Emery and his followers then with.
drew, leaving the capitol Of Louisi-
ana in possession of tie military Of
fcers Of the Federal government.
AT seven p. NJ, two companies Of
the third infantry marched down and
were quar:eretl in the building. Col
oncl Thomas Boilan, McEncry's chief
- police. rr.1lGi.!s n,s T:.ty .sa.A ia
force. City very quiet.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26

AT least one thousand negroes, con-
victed and sentenced to the Penitcn-
tiary have served their terms and now
register and vote in this State. Of
this number this city and vicinity has
to bear the burden of at least two
hundred, but our committees are keep
ing q sharp look out and every man
Of them prcsuming to register will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
ability of the people Of this town and
parish. Most Of the remaining eight
hundred have located in and around
New Orleans and We warn the COM
mittees in that city to watch them
and prevent their resignation Baton
Rouge advocate,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Cheneyville Guaranteed, Alexandria,
Cotile land Cloutiervi!le, Daily, at
7aA. NJ.
SHREVEPORT, Keachie, Mansfield, Mar
thaville, and Pleasant hill-Daily at
10 A. NJ.
NACOGDOCl1Es, Melrose, Chirino. San
Augustine, Milan, Pendleton: Sabine
town, Many rad FIT. Jesup--on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, at
HOMER, Minden, Buckhorn, Ripggold,
Constants and Campte--on Tues
day and Friday, at ]. NJ.
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Sutton and st.
Maurice-on Tuesday aud Friday,
MAILS CLOSE
At 6 A. NJ. for New Orleans, Alexandria
and Cloutierville.
At "A. NJ. for Shreveport, Kcachi, Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
At 6P. NJ for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Angustin.
At F. NJ. for Homer, La, BuckhQrn,
Coushatta and Campte.
At 10 A. NJ. for Winfield, sc.
Off CO Hours-from 10 A. NJ. to 2 p. NJ.
and from SPIN to7PM.
J.F. DEVARGAs, Post Master.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26

Stepping down and out-He who
is hanged.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26
The Surrender.

lH6 OuffE00ets
New Orleans, Sept. l7.--At 6 p. a.,
in accordance with arrangements pre-
viously made, Gen. j. II. Brooke, &C.
companied By Lieotenants Wallace
and Roe, went to the executive Office
at the St. Louis Hotel. Immediately
upon the entrance of General Brooke,
Gov. McEnery and Penn, shaking
hands with him, introduced the three
Federal officers to a number Of prom
inent citizens present. Governor Nc
Emery then stated to General Brooke
that he gave him possession Of the
State Capital and other State build
ings within the limits Of the city.
Gen. Brooke merely bowed in accep.
lance and the Governor then read to
him the following address
, 1874-11-28

Labrador hcrrjnp round hr1. s7 .16a9 On. H.. u,
io0o: Ocean trout' Ios a,i toz u casos sybo
FMUiTs AND NUrsWfr'ae IL 'orteG frts fsiH vap
s a. s ;.d. oos amo ., ntsrr
~ boforc. Te ,tsn,s I'd fSr or omesslu frits ,1s.
e. n1oy9 owevcr sfsIs uro E r Icing % r m % ,nas o.
c'nna fs Of trrs-s - Tonr,as-Daep I1sH u pfioe % gs
sam,; Il! 4ns, new; II ,s}?qs ss, lsys's.
p$: ss iss ssss !';s sa':9 sw ySf' ri ST.:
5:@5!t. poMEssio@Ai;!ea aCt!s', istssas; Mishis.n
q G e. sfs i as'ss s%sss ss s t; IT,
5as rs:Hss-1s NS4sme.|is | aa g. :, sa srF %
2ic53c Naplea wanats islso; asunobio walsl1.a'
new la'aI4s; nrazs. o!:al1Yo; loluns, ,Texan. 10
sn qua!ty 7sss; rn.cssoto toanuts sa.s, 7sss; 49,
AtsiS,n PEANUTS; sK8soe.
orally IN Ind order. having l,aan noalcp Wills
Il H. faast ssa, 5s rs v1Ss Ns ~ fssn q
plea wore a,ow and osry, UranIcrrlss wero a moy-
Ing IN Brnll ata ns stcady prices. Tho stock In
s7hotssto; tousIana oraslges, f10otl 100 ror lrl
] %hs 1r sSGS per w III w W IT,
n!n cranes per cuuc 60 D. Tokny, 5000: do aascat.
dail:59 Perl, rer NJ: ,,.
GNuUtRl lES--lN sympathy with tho Now F0rk
nnrkot, lilo cot1ncs wurG walk aMd lower quotations
Of choice aud ianey being dropped 1(c. 0tlor cunccs
wcro unchanged In price though easier: sugurs
o:ler stpo aud aiao articles uso held with lar
degree Of hrrnncrs. Wa now quoto:
BICAnn. soDA-7@7Hr. ...
coffEEs-Mothn. 15I36e;, 0. g. Java, 3:Gs3lo;
Java, No. 2, 2yt1a0e; clotco plantation Coyun,
.la2l,tc:. ( nry nio a1EtSaic; choiyo do, ai4t$
23he; primo Rio, 24A@2Jc; good do, 3l>4a92Iu;
common Do. ao4G?otc; roasiing dot 1877 i've;
sng aporo J4ya, al.a2ttt coata llea aanny: a94@
o.sp1ss-stnr. .fan :woi9ht. lstalsSs; stsar,uc,
full wight. 154ta1Gc: do, short weight, l44@l5c.
lllcE-fatna. 7Ma74o; nangoon, Gi4@7o; Caro-
8u1ARa-1'atcnt cut loaf, l2ht912ttc: crushed and
, 1874-11-28
TIiE LlYE.STt)gK aiAlsttETS.

l.4j
shipers Of lYu stock will 10 tntarosa,h n knowinv
that tho Michigan sontllorn L.as Shore 1uai viii
hoeaftcr tako stock oycr t4er line at tho rA,B Ut b
ltcs III lor. TAls ts m Increase l areed OF shout
Il nlilcs Al, hour. Thu advantages 10 shiars Of tuB
diminished tnu ooepad In tho lcltsory of tlelr i:
~ its !esinatlon ato IInportans.
CATTLE-Ashlu from tho Tact THAT tAcro waR fur
tier li,ninton In thu rocripla, tlure w4a ,lo nu
improvement III tho situation Ut tho eao market.
unycrs u wllo. ilIrrs cas tha thu average at
tondanto, cvlnccd to t,reAt IL tlla traffic, md Il
WIS tlraggng tsadc throughout tas say. 1trrlmrts
FROM tlo Last ,nay bp trusted, there IL rually little
margin Tor shippers 10 aper+to nan. mud lo apathy of
TINT casa of byere Is therefore easily accounted for.
Tho dullneus Of thu ro!asl meat irato, consequent
sad tito eluap aus farnslq4 ny tho r,:N!na..
fsr tho grados Of cattla us.in!ly dcnominated
batcho1s atock and tho arket far B:cl was. possi-
Not only did Eelets on1 II impossible to work OIL tho
aceu.nllattols Of tla preceding ays Of lilo week. hut
the supply was further auBnc'ltc tho fresh reco!nta
proving mora than sut!crit to satisfy lin trade 70.
ore than three fonrths Of Tho transfers Ut
Hockers rceusol litto atention and vt Lh0 moment
raluos aro n0lp'nal Ut s3.5v9aa:7b.
Extra Dac.ea-Gradeu atccrs, averaging 195o
Choice peoyos-fino, fa,, we'll formed year
~ yoar old sseers. averaging l,a5U to
aooi ueoves-weit.cnod eo uuy i;ici '''S000
Htsoru. aver glng l,i50 10 5Oo l5s. $3.50. A5uaoo
Me!itum Gr4doa-Stoess IN far hes4 nycr~
pateera stockEroor r. 10 fair stcers, ann
Averaging s0j 10 llu0 ill.,. .......... 49,: 2so@4a5
io7l,, averaging Ul0 to .o5o ill., a.5o@o7o
st ga. bals, unl scaswag ateurs s........ 176sa25
Catle-Tcxas, choice cur.ifci. .......... 42jpa4.U
catt1c-Texns, wntercd North. 925a4. IS
Gutln--JhYHE.
, 1874-11-28

METALS AND T1NNEHs' sTccE-TAo order
tsato continues far aud priees aso ste;d and for g
III In a ph.rs@1o VI Ill., s5o do. ,s1,s s1aoo; II.
e. S3.59; do. roolas 14s20, 1c, siioa; do, 2u12s,
IAo TIs-lLargs, Csc; smnll 2?o; bar. soc.
SoLpEn-SU. |, .0G No. =, l3c.
LEAp-pig, I'VE; bsr, siaes9c; lead plpc, sA@sxc;
CorrEn-nottom.. $50; sheothIng "copper" 3zc.
snsET ziSo-fa! c.sks loa ; ieas quantity, 1oAc;
s.IsEf 1nox-Eo. n. 54c rates; Russia iron, TO Il
Inclusive Soc do, No. 1stained 19c; American RusaiA
%1as-Sos to Q, DC; 7too, JOG; 10 to IL. ,1o; ~,
% T. u IT, l punas IL & H. III 4 IL,
NA1Ls-Foowtng arc the quotations: God, rcr
a.5o; u do, s5a5; I'd do. nne t6.7s; cl!nch, sJ5U
l3iyn on TO tl,s trntlo.
SAA 9ns5as sPsna Il Fm 0. oaes = asee %
W. i, mias1ae, H. iss:os; hear tsssed
stS SSso; ;z& s1' 81, 81 Ss;sS9 iss
olLs-rnero was good domana for carbon,
at !|ul1y lats prices. Other oil. were quoted lniss
aa a 4y sts'.ra @ie liz s 9 as tes ssss o
;ii% Il q Ses:s f. lss$l5s; e1:ss s Tla,ss .r!' IL
%: io'lel, Sse5Sjo; whalo. i7@7ss; SPERM sisSa
snt W. 81 N no ,unia"o M oi n ~ ss gvn ug @
~. ,n,,," vi, H., ",r.;IW 1,E nnt;" & r,ss
a'Gn, m,,.,to ch.ncc, .ro devc,o,o IN
his market trado comtln1tnn ,l al t1,s mrcEs rn,
for ths past week or more. We repent our list:
a,U"sorS NJ sr; IL, Jn ttSM ~ ~ ~
mTn. Va on s.a nj = S1ssiin, @ ~: 81 ~ ~ =.
Tt, @ - nj "a" Xmc,s,ns ~ g.ocI sa, ri S''''o
~ 1u,I et rn' a;,s % vo. III, ,.% .b .
h.. l ~ ,oo atoer Esscru gn @u n}o 9 :,
ouGo3E' mmv nu "Gs!e AH - s,I r ,. t .,
HI ~ ,H AM ro f ,n hoT s mraeys 1s
@ ,n ~ II hct,,a h nor rn,ailton oi is
Wels s!eany 5unE eoG1 oor Z, wv uu anu GIsy.
2uaal aesS 1SI PEE ao1: Q1taon g Tr.
tlllc1s: HoGse uIesu' lrai.
re- ce1ene = i aala ~ aMsks s1;to: small
poF y: ~ sauu'es; 49,: ~ ,r.ox. ,v,,o
M ., ~. H. ir, c r.I ,ti ~" @ n1n it.l usaols M
, 1874-11-28

s,ns,mon , It; . + ., t,:' rt.' Hsx It asf1oo IT,
aiiiwnnkes y. afo d ! > af Not'o at,awf,a asE
pa2as ri g. :,'sa L f'G' %i'or IT. ss.i;i H. sei 40
o,lS1n EsS pass ssie: ., I;is Il: iosi;s q
II, dated Nov: 17...;.:;,;....ss ss..s..:"..- l?,oc
s,nia - lt.e above, dated Nov. @...:..:.. 12,ot
oas,ey i. Id t. a II Poik Il, 7l.i3sj;fi 0
sn ,,c1 5iz'ss ~ T. j. Win asza' # on Living
,sSSsissx Sa:s III i il III :so sutiivoa 4: s os
1pe1129 {! H. asno z: ausa'rlston as th' aboso, :,
s. 1!s T.s:sS ssy' Il. 20. f:s lii; H. >; ii. 70
W.T. % r!set ' 't'sa sSs i Esia It. IL 4-io '
o,. ~ s,s1 S os Ai,9. ss:i64 H. s'
Undivided i ofo 4 lexcol!t i ID ii of Lot il wv
1atio viii % bans. g. al s''ed s' Noy. :cso s. ~
Wood at, ~ fts Of E'ftcotl st, {, 24S127 It,
cs'isst astss ss, 49, 4s 4:i Il cf Tr!y.s; i; VI N
25xi!t!} f. tasoa Eoy: :l9................. IL. 2,5
l1a;sted IT ~ f. Of Eighteenth st " i. 2c1
NORTH or C1rY LIMITS, WITHIN NAp1ua or MtL1
or pOuNT-HouaR,
sonth1.F. !. ~ igl e. r Ct Fullerton av, Of, ask ot
soaos; ri | ~. Id IN Il ii rct:a w, s;s 10'
1a9H IL dated Nov. y.a...........,.'..,,,,... 4. lot
nEh,st. ioi 4 n Of Fullerton ~. v i, &sii:s5 =,
s.+.
Groen Eay loat, cor of Albert s., Lola and2
In Oltoh'e 8ui division, dated Oct. 1......... 9,6.
SOUTH OF CITY LfA1lrH, WITHIN tlAD1Us OF HILL
OF oauWr-uoua..
ailrhiRan Az, 3ieft II Of Fitty-fonrsh a,wf,
=. 25sl1l IT, t,atca May a. 1,s
l25 $40 It, dated Nov. ~ 27........,......... s.
Lots II to u, Block !: oryta' Mo4 OF sex
Soc. I, 80, IA. dated Nay. .9s..,.,....,...... a,o
Tprty.trst 1T. I4o II " nf Langley ut, . I, 21x
1905 II, lascd Nor. Observation-Disclosures. q. go
a5xlhsX #, lii Dovk -, Bee. ID, u, II. dated :.
NOV. u III
Lot 81, In FicldA " a " kas4 Of NV Y
Soc o. %, II, dated April ia4.................s ~. 81
, 1874-11-28

uuGs-Tras!e o'ened slack shis morning, owing to
which they worked up prizes yesterday ombultlcnod
tlen 10 Ltelnpt further ar to-day, hut buyer
allera ut yo4toraY" closing prices a nroun, while
hotera Of inferior sn common STOCK were wlns 70
to-norrowa Gttck.trAins will delayed BY tho tnow-
storm uns! too Iats MI hour TO 10 made available In
filling to..norrow'a old RI, there developed to-
none holers Of sooa packing hugs, hut no Improve
cn in prices resulted. Sales weEe At s560ebt15 for
Bxnptrs an scnlawa3 lots generally; at sGs06s5 for
coninon to medium and at u. o0G7 30 for CHOICES
extrn. Two iaads Of fancy assored fetched $40 a
G5 Host Of the trading within range Of jGSi@
7.3u. good deal Of poor stuir romaia in tho pc1a
uusoll. ueow alo eome 1t Tho transfers:
, 1874-11-28
MONEY AND COMM ERCE.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
FRIDAY EvENlNa. Nov. II.
The huAlnesa Of thu banEs was resumed this
morning, after the holiday susponsson Of Thanks.
giving Day without any new foaturea Of conao-
gurnee. ..
Tho oiearIngs were large, amounting to a5,o0o-
o0o. This was caused by tho general accAmnla.
ton Of cllocAB in the Clearing llouae OH account
OF ths holiday, and not by any snddon Increase
in business.
Tno movement OF currency to tho country
continues. but, rs has hcforo boen i'otcd, IN ro-
duced volume. Tho currency reserves OF tho
bnuhs aro roplonlshcd by receipts from Nc"
York,
New York exchange Is dull At 76c@sl dis
count, between bauks, for $1,000.
Thu domand for ionns is fair at the banl;s, anu
discount limos aro comfortably high. Tho rute
Of discount Ia 10 per cont to regular customers,
With epccial .nteB concedlnG Or por cont III
special cascs Street ratoa nro 8GD18 per cent.
Real ostato loans nrc o@1o per cont.
The right Of National Dauk to buy it's owi1
stocl; camo up in tho United Statcs District
Court IN New York tho other dGy, hrforo Judge
Matchfoyd Tha casa waa thut OF Albion 7.
Mau. Receiver OF tho Eighth National Danlt,
against Dr., G, ". ChocBeman, to recover the
amount OF tho assessment tnado by the Receiver
on tho stock alleged to be hald by the defendant.
In this case the defcnso was nnt up that DR..
checseman was not stoceholaor, Nc nas'ne
transferred llis STOCK TO tho BANK. Ihe HccolSer
contouds that \ National Dank cannot buy ln ita
own etock and Tint. Yen II il could tho transfe,
T., t,,is aoaa 10 t., .rn.,r N avfno hccn ma1n In
~ sui' sano 10 ~ es .''' ~ "t' 49, sI,..
70 Hn1n i1f f,trf, f,IN3,,
lin, which thcy did.
i,nrng tho lant scn vcora twcntr.si. ,fo con,-
.o;oo ,.,,,a ,;1,,oJ ,o,,oot,yot, eo7o 79l oea y,
; "t" ~, ~ ~. oI ~ ,ho;r p,,,,,ni ;nno,,"
w WYE ~ meeets, S' - on I'M uoa ~
,vo ~, u ~ -
tpsatnueo - 'ules; ,;, ..., A.,
~ - w" n1o ,Ha, ~ 3'"l s nt'I.t "oSol - Wv
Non 1o1n Hu, .."' aAo 6, H41t6IAo H6., ,rs:,
poy'ns ssul'V ,'n "'in 81. a"u,. Ina
usulo' - VI . ~. s'luet ~ ~ n.oassn tas1n''ss
.ll!st iLs@' ,,r;sa' u."on Va Miseuis"', - ~ ~
stuo % ~ .n M'7."'. ~ ;.;t tsoT.. A'o .h ,h LIZ .hs
11uohh 1It, i'.snieu, ~. ~! t.' I..' ;n' ..o
nWiI, - so'is'aea .ao pusitte1s oeJip'Gu ~
,!i.t t,,s nm ~; H. ~. ;'; ~
ptls"oSo q. V1s;,s VI it's ss4oH, anu .ne nI!s',
Ivy. ano "a ,'' H., .an ~ ~ .1 o.a. I.9,,,
'utn ~ h,G, +; int .u ,oto a. 1nen & m%"y IL
u M,u ~ eu'n o. aoVn IN, aton, ~
ttAola"6o' s ~ 1uio. .nv n;I .,,nant nnt
ael ~ eotp as pntt W ~ 1t.e1'ai " so ,annx.. t,,o
un NELL " 4 "o "o.u n,,.t H., toroI
suoe"uai M .,s ., "nen ~ eIas h,t,' r.aJs mat ho
~; o;,1,a ,s.nn, Hs wI,;aI, tt,e
LEY, - 'n.s t.1o, -. an3,J e. Gadv a. Ln,anra
..soss ~ i,aI ,,otm,i1v nav +io;t ;mtor.
" n'ot t"h"Geo "A'"'@ fes-' f"'
, 1874-11-28
MARKETS IsY TELEunApH.

E0rctRn Markets..
yv,.as v,sl"r1oL, hov 97-il q. m.7Flonr 91aa29a td.
D. Mo'alwaa'er Ill., @ v'a e spring :. 4asss9I While,
1rork ~. isr IT, Receipts Of Shoas dnrsng tic
,rr,n srpeo @aSs: oS qra 17,ooo being American.
Wlluat-.Spring g, ad@3s 16i; Wtnter. D. sja9s Ill.,
Weather fair. N|S'@ "As"'4ee"'
:, Losnos, Nov 37-5 =. m.-Tho s7ca.hor throuatout
England to-day is fair Amount of bullion wi,i,leawn
tse u.s. aaK Of a mnes IN 1sase
old. ioeA( us. lDyH loi0,. loas! ;iss ~ 1ojy:
He 3orR Gehsra' o4 Erie, pseforroI H.
14mI,, MY. a,;-Rontca, q francs c3 confines.
Entaa!ing upland. .7.st@7Al; :orioans, ggd. sales
l3nn balea Including 2uoo baoa for speculation, md
6d1o baus Amoricau; rllcs fur tho wcok an u1 Il ca
'o1'o SF ~ s Stock e'hs Il
cops fur tho week. G0o0 lato7, Of whIuh il Ga aro
Amercan nctal rxpprt, 10oo3; stock aioat, a38 00Q
Including l47 I'D American. N'N'
H4rns al fabrics M at Manchester quiet md firm
three days oi,uou qrs, including 17.o00 American.
lso Mesleru spring. u 4a9ss loI red winter, Ga ID
@9a e1. CorI, 3aaG3J5s III. Tallow, 42s III.
, 1874-11-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tn1pAT EVENING, Nov. ~.
The following voro tho receipts and ship
mcnts Of the leading articles Of produce in Chi
cago during tho pust forty-oight hours. and for
the corresponding date ono Yuar ago: