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NIATOR.
Lookout for the advertisement Of
Pherigo & Dadderar next week.
The Chief Justice Middle,

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L,riayton-l,O0O cattle on the market No
feeders llCa Be; fair 80, &c; mule market bet.
ter.
Richmond About 800 cattle on the market
Yearlings sold at $50 to $50; feeding cattle
from to Ne; no mules offered. Day bad
and sales hard to make. great many cattle
put up but Withdrawn.
SaHtod.-we don't remember to have seen
a larger crowd in town on any previous court.
day. There was unusual activity in some re-
spects. Financially considered the day was
a success. Money seemed plentiful, and the
collections Of our business men
amounted to considerable sum in
the aggregate. The stock trade was a failure,
very little being upon the market. A lot Of
mules offered, but no disposition shown to
purchase. The sales of the auctioneers were
too meagre to report. II there were many
private transactions in stock, We did not hear
Of them. As an indication Of what the mar
ket would have been, had the cattle been Of.
fered, we mention the sale Of two fat, smooth
Wayne county steers, weight $500, at Sl52; a
lot Of good mountain steers taken down at
3lc.; lot of 90 shoies. sold at about s. per
hundred. Several sales of real estate made
publicly, will be found elsewhere The sub
jet Of conversation in the farming circles
was the Granger movement. We learn that
numerous petitions were presented for mem
h,rshin includinO many of nur host aud
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Cincinnati Southern.

tvu Er-tc-, We understand, have changed
tne tHe oi letting contracts ON the C. ;. X,
X. between Shelby City and Chitwood from
the 20th To the 30lh inst, in order to give
those wishing contracts more time to look
over the line. A correspondent at lIusionyille
saws the town is alive with contractors chroufs
ior the different points along the line.
Stanford has presented, during the past few
", the appearance of live metropolis,
Al the hotels have been crowdeJ with tran.
-l'nt guests, many of them contractors, aud
every available vehicle has been chartered To
convey persons 10 Kings Mountain aud other
points IN the road. Many have passed
through town without stopping, from the di-
rection Of Lexington ria Lancaster.
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Mr.. Oscar Owsley bought privately, a few
days ago, Of Stephen Owsley, 100 acres o.
land, part Of the Doctor Owsley tract, lying
on Dix river, in this county, at $50 per acre
Mrs. NJ. A. Hooker sold privately to John
Ellis, 100 acres of unimproved land, lying
one-haf mile from Ilustonville, at So per
acre, cash.
n. b. Tevis sold privately, one day last
week, to James Dudderar his farm containing
100 acres, lying one mile from Stanford, at
SG2 5qper acre. This is one of the most de.
sirable small farms in the county, being con
venient to an abundance Of timber, having a
good dwelling house, out-buildings and fine,
young orchard upon il. The farm is in good
hands and will be improved
The dwelling house and acres Of land of
DIR. Geo. McRoberts, deceased, was offered at
public sale ON Monday last and Withdrawn at
$500 The Office situated in corner of court
house yard, belonging to the same estate. sold
to II. G. Warren AT $50. The office lately
occupied by DIR. McRoberts, ON Lancaster
street was Withdrawn at 1910. The tract Of
land, belonging To the same estate, containing
% acres, near town, was Withdrawn at $50 per
acre.
DIR. J. c. Rifle sold his "Stone House"
farm, advertised in this paper, at public sale,
on the ist inst, containing Il acres, situated
near ilustonyille, at 500 per acre. .
DIR. 4, T. Merriman bought at private sale,
of Mr.. Reuben Williams, few days ago, the
handsome dwelling and lot containing about
4 acres, situated ON the corner of Danvile and
llus,enville streets, in Stanford, a, $1,000,
cash.
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PERSON Al.

Mis- josie Jones, niece Of our coun,yman,
Mr. Grccnup Jonc-, {, very III with pncumo-
MIA.
Mr., Green Cundill is with Mcssrs. Maitingly
~ Son, and has charge Of their depo, in town.
lie will he pleased To have bis friends call.
Mr.. H. T. Bush, whom our friend of the
Mt. Sterling >HtiHd recommended 50 highly,
made his dobm as a stanford auclioncer ON
lat Monday. llis manner is very pleasant
aud engaging, voice good AMI perception acute.
lie is fac smile of the celebrated auctoneer
Kidd We wish him success.
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Kings Mountain Tunnel.

Efao's Iaisrior .josrsai
A. there will he much travelling over the
rad fon Lexington to the above tunnel dur
ing the present year, and, a. many who will
travel over it are strangers in this part II
Kentucky, ! propose, through your widely
circulated paper to give proper aud correct
information a. to TIE shortest and best route
from Lexington to the point above referred
to:
II il ffty-.,ven or finy-cight miles distant
from the latter city, aud is reached either by
a daily stage and private conveyance all the
way over good pike, except two miles, or IL
mile 10y railroad aud the balance by stage and
private conveyance The two last mil,s are
good dirt road for nine months in the year.
To he plain in our directions, We have twelve
miles railroad fran Lexington to Nicholas.
Vile, 80 miles daily stage from the latter
place To Stanford, via. Lancaster and about
~ or II miles from Stanford to the tunnel.
by private conveyance at very r,asunsanable
rate. over a fine gravel road. via Turncr,villc.
o. within two uii,- 1t the tunnel. Ey thi,
'Iuer rup'c you reach i4e northern mouth Of
tae iannrl Il yul Ic...e o. ro to the south
crn. you l,a,, Stanford bv way 81 Halls Gap,
either in a daily stage, over o pike, to within
four miles 81 the tunnel, end these four mil..
are over a tinc, dry road. Not foot Of "Cor-
duroy" on it, but just a. w. before stated.
The engineers, contractors and Others, who
have had occasion to visit the mountain this
Fall and Winter, have almost invariably
Travelled the route via. Lancaster and Stan
ford. Not day has passed since Christmas,
without some half-dozen or more persons
travelling through Stanford To the tunnel, and
the contractors have asserted that this is the
best route, aad have brought all their supplies
over il, and will continue to do so, as they in
formed Us. Yours,
NIATOR.
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Notice..

All persons indebted To the estate Of DR.
Heorre Mclioberts, Deceased. will pleas.
come forward and settle Immediately. In NV
absesce Jno. J. Mcliohcrts, Cashier National
Bank bf stanford, is authorized To make settle
ment, receive all moneys and receipt for the
same.
g2-Jt TII0yS. MCROBERTS. Admir-
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DIN TERMS.

Hereafter our terms will be strictly
cash for all subscriptions, Job Work
and advertising. fit becomes absolute.
ly necessary TIA; we change Job Work
ofany description, IL is with the express
understanding that 20 per cent will
be added to our regular cash rates We
will not devia.e from our terms under
any circumstances.
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Don't forget the stand of Pherigo &
Dudderar at the Store Room of J. Z.
Afford, on Main Street.
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. VI. u, Reynolds, Of Richmond, will
commcncc meeting at the NJ. T. Church
south, in Stanford, Ky, on Thursday be-
iorc the fourth Sunday in thi. month, AMI will
continue several day. Tho-e int,rc ted in the
cause of Methodism anil the public generally
arr invited "a attend
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Emigration Turning!
heap Farms In Southwest Missouri |!

The Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Company
otter 100000 acres OF land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from 50 to Sl2 per
acre. ON seven years time with free transIor-
taiion from st. Louis to all purchaser. eli
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churche, and law-abiding society invite emf
grant. from all points To this land of fruits
AND flowers. For particulars address, 4. Tuck,
Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo. 66-tf
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The Central Ikeniucky Medical
Association.

The Twelf'a regular meeting Of the Cenlr'l
Ky. Medical Association will be held in Dan
vile, wednesday, Jan "a The subject for
debate "Disinfcclants aud their uses" The
election of oiiicers Of the Association takes
place at this meeting, and full attendance Of
members is expected.
:. L. CRAIG Sec.
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4 LIBERAL REWARD.

strayed from my farm, about two and a
miles from Stanford, on the Knob Lick turn.
pike, a nice, smooth two or three year old
steer, weighing about 1900 pounds. Any on
giving me information leading to the recovery
Of the steer, will lie literally rewarded.
Cliff LEWIS JONES,
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Thos Woods, Of Boyle, bought OF J. T.
Lynn 81 head extra calves, weight 500 lbs, at
S22 80 per head.
/ +. +. Pence bought Of J. q. Lynn year
ling heifcrs, weight s75 pounds, at lie. pei
pound.
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We are panied to announce tia, our worthy
fcllow .townsman, Judge winfred Baily, met
with serious accident m Sunday last. lie
was climbing up in hi. stable Ion, we learn,
and fell and disloc,,ed onc ~ his ankles.
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Austin Hail request. ~ h say that he has
abou, fifteen thousand young peach trees,
which he will divide among hi- neighbour,
gratuitously ifthey will call his residence two
ard half mile. from Stanford on the Crab
Orchard pike
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N"P'"I" H'Es'"T W P''V W.T. '"TI""TnE r"'ts
81 stock at the sale Of Samuel Helm on Satur.
day last 20 shote- at &c. per pound; 10 calves
81 50 per head; cows from ~ to $50; lot Il
sheep 81 rcr head; corn 81 Is per barrel
oats A IS per hundred Horses from s25 to
500
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Notice.

An persons indebted To the undersigned are
notified that they must settle Immediately, as
| can moi extend longer time, aud will not.
mu A. h. OwEs. Blacksmith.
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To any lady who will send ~ M new sub
-crihcrs and four dollar, We will present a
box of hny elegant visiting cards ANY per.
-on sending ~ FIVE subscribers anil ten dol
lar, will receive copy Of the JouHSAL one
wear eratniionsy. nO.f
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Mr.. J. :. Owslcy shipped this week, to Mr..
Henry Orme, Nashville, Indiana, red bull
calf, Duke Alexis, % months Old weight l..
800, which he sold on order at $3.50.
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One II the most elegant pciccs Of home
made work we have noticed recently, l. the
splendid buggy iu-, completed at the Stanford
Carriage Factory f,r DR.. H. +. Mcrriman It
i one Of the many hand come presents he pro-
poses To- give To his patrons on the goth Of
September, OF ,ooner il The requisite number
of certificates are sold
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.. s. s
John ntAIN IL q eapttdate or re-.l.cttop a.
~ 80, Wv a., ~ w. ~, ~, W
r. s..,-
''"''
am candidate Or Iaiipr u tincun county aud
will thauk nv friends 10 give notice II the fact
~ ~
We are requested b. announce INu n pINNIS o
U.mursiie candidate hif Jailuf n Llnculn county
ilcctian dr.t Mauiay In August. issl
We are authorized 10 anu ounce \ T. pTNpI TToS
candidate Gr the ofhce ~ Jalir II Lin, DIN cpuuty.
subject ~ the de,isHn 81 the urfuscfatls party 81
Llnculn 10 the seiectlon II q caud'd aie
We are auth.ris~,l 10 announcc THOMAS BUruRB
candidate fr rele, tiou the ofoe II Jaaf of Iin-
c,n counts. suiect such action the neuii=
parry ~ the county may NJ o. take tr the slert
VI candidates
,,.....,,. q, ,.....
'ih'hI ~ hhNpl aulh"fit- u 70 anu'nh,e
hlh =. = .an1aaw ~ lhe ON "i isint ui ian,y'n
COUNTY, anu ueins henn,fal hc VII summit W any
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DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY.
IL IN BANKRUPTCY

In The matter of ROBERT n. JONES petition f,T
final discharge hlei sth day Of January, ls7t by
der q toor the tIelt0rs Of said Bankrupt hereby
nutihei % appear heure me al my ohce, In Inches
ter hentucsy, the 18th day Of January is7t at 10
O'clock. A. NJ. To show cause II any they have why
The Bankrupt aiors IA should be- discharged from
bis debts flio>. N. EGINruN, Register.
D. n DUDLEY, Assignee. g6-at
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Seven new candidates this week. We will
find space to puff 'em all next week. They
are all good Democrats. Ist that suffice for
the rrc-cnt.
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Our readers will hnd more than our usual
supply Of mrs IN our outside pages.
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nlSTRICT OF KENTUCKY.
~ IN BANKRUPTCY

In the isatter Of SAMUEL HARDIN, petition for
final Dis barge filed Qh day Of January, is5L BY
der Of Court the Creditors of said Rlnkrup hereby
notified ~ app-ir beiuIe me, at my Office in Win
al 10 oclpk A. NJ, to show caus., Il any they have
why the Bankrupt aiorsaid should not he discharged
from hi debts rIIos. NJ EGIN1ON, Reg'r.
T. II Dudley, Assignee. 96-2t
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND Cuop ITEMS.

The cotton market Is iirmcr, though no adj.
vance in prices.
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AUGUST ELECTION 1874.
r.v Commonwealth. Attorney


We are autburised 10 snBaunce u G. WARREN q
candidate ~ Common vealths Attorney of III. sth
Judicial District Al the nest August elction subject
90 the vii Of the nemagrstic party.
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II hi. paper Is too dry pu, !, in .ouk over
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4 Grange was organized at Turnersyllc
Ills weck
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Second MONDAY in February.

An tn departments flled by Ahle aud efficient
teaches IN addition ~ the usual Lnglish branrhes
Anoienl and Modern Languages. Drawing. Painting and
Music, taught sith great success
Terms for board and tuition, moderate. For full
particulars, ad lr,S,
MRS. :. G TRuEHEARr, Principal
Stanford, Ky,
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L.riaton-l 600 cattle on the market No
] feeders llC Sc; fair 80. &c; mule market bet.
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R. E. CROSS & CO.,
Have Received a Large
Invoice of Bleached
and Brown COttOns,
Cotton Flannels, Good
Nader Prints, Tick.
ings, Drills, &C., and
which were bought.
since the failure of
the great Eastern Man.
ufacturers, including
the following celebra-
ted makes:
A NEW YORK MILLS COTTON;
~ WAMSUTTA MILL COTTON;
A. FRUIT OF LOOM;
"A ANDROSCOGGIN l.;
~ LONSDALE;
A HOPE;
A. LONSDALE CAMBRICS;
A YOUNG WARRIOR CAMBRICS;
81 FRUIT OF LOOM;
"a WALTHAM;
81 BOOT;
81, 81. 1914 UTICA SHEETINGS;
81, o., 1O-4 PEQUOT SHEETlNGS;
81, o., 1914 ANDROSCOGGIN
81, 81, 1914 PEPPERELL
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BY special invitation, We took dinner IT the
Commercial Hotel on MONDAY last The tore
va. excellent, aud would have d1ac c-.i.t o.
the Cali House Snow-whitc clo,h AMI mp.
Kim, new knives aud forks, crystal glassware.
polite and attentive waters, the bet cooks In
the land, roast beef, turkey, duck, shote, ham
AMI egg, mutton. light rolls, bcai-biscuits,
corn dodgers, icc-crcam, cake, cream and
pcachc-, transparent cu-tarl, nuts, rai.in~,
tropical fruits, etc, etc. ~ better dinner
ifiy guests
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Don't fiil TO read our CONTINUED story" in
the first 'olr0.u 90 our tLiri pace When il
j. un ,r.'...' f0af So, 1871. 'hr 'riprr --'i'icnt
Of aN for ,..r. diameter f..- I.U.. .iHrri.
it /. unn,cc-,ary O. HuH.u.. .... .. hope
the conclusion viii uIf %. r....H ...l l.fc
In the Sammer The wlu.uity of -,ri..,..t
expressed by the her,c. 81 orr rH..i.us i
anything bat favorable io the fl.ios..s
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An entertainment consisting Of vocal aud
instrumental music, charados, Sc, will be
given in the Stanford Female College Chapel
thi. evening by the young ladies Of the Col
lcsc and some II the young gentlemen of the
town. \ small fee Of - cents will bc 81 arg
Ell At the door to be u-,d in purchasing ap-
Pintu. Tor the Use and bcnoGt of the school.
We hope 10 see a larce crowd add good order
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For Jrttor.

JONI BLAIN is caniidate Er re-.lection a.
County Court Clerk, aud will submit a. the wtll VI
tho Democratic party in the selection II a candidate
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Ytattos, Mefooeo1ts.
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Dur9 perfdtebene Gpntraftt,
pelae td NIT mebreren BET BE-
ratm1teifen ptanpz 11nb Sr8el<
Babrtfanten gelna6t babe, bin i'd
in ben Stanb geiebt, Dem Dubli=
fu1tt Snitru111e11te btlltger ais IT.
genb Semanb 81 Serfaufen+ Wer
geIpnnen 1T l6 etn ptanp pber et<
ne Srgc1 an5ui2afen, Der 1prede
bet NIT npr r16 Ct wtrb ansfinben,
bab er etn 9utes, bauerbafte8 Sn<
1trunent 81 erlfaunltd nte6ern
prei1 1en u>tb unter ben ltberallfen
8ebin8un9en faufen pber n1tetben
fa11n+ Gtne grobe Nuspabl ppn
Yianps, Srseln unb Melobepn8
pube tA lfetS AT Sauo+ Gbe tbr
onbers >pp fauft, itber5eu9t eu4
Gift ypn n1einen S1ffr11nlenten II.
preiler1+ 9fdbere MuSfu11ft >ptrb
jeber 3ett ertbeilt Ypn Dem Serrn
SIS. 81. Slteber, @Splbspaerea=
@anbl,s,,s, Nu,nerpn, ..
S. P. PFEFRY.
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NeaeIn.

~A~SSS~@S<
l. Nlle @iid)cr Der 8ibliotbct iinb gigent6um
hcr fatbolifdcu @emeinoc gu Tomeroh, g..
g. Mtglieber Der @emeinbe unb anoere Scr
1onen fonncn 8iidcr ouS bcr 8ibliotbef gum &c.
i,n erbolten, ipenu ibre 9lanen in bas Ser5eid>
NIP eingei1rieben iino. .....
s. SaS @ini9reiben toitet fir W(italieoer ber
G,c,ncinoe 81 90; fit onocrc &erfonen $500.
4. Sir ieoeS 8u9 iino s'pet @ents gu besab>
lcn. @nc Nerion fann icoeSmal mir c II 8ud)
.erbolteu.
5. sic 8ibliotbef bcfnbet iidl i'm fotboIiiden
Sd)u(baulc uno iit often an allen Sonnta9en
s:a1mittogs mad bcm @otteSotenlte lm "a
llbr.
6. Nicmono oarf ein 8u@ lanser ais einen
Sllonot bcboltcn.
7. @er Gin Bud nab eincn1 Monot nidt
suriid bringt, m,tb fir jebc &od)c oarilber
Gents Strafc sablen -,
8. @cr Elm 8ud uerbirbt, ooer berliert muP
ben BARN hcn,crttcn FreiS bafiir soblcn.
9. Bcr Gin 8ud aus bet 8bliotbcf fan fen
hill, tann es ae9en 3ablung oeS oorin be'nert,
tn Yrciie6 erbaltcn.
10. Dieie Meocln t0nncn bom tatDoliiGea
Eiarrer na9 8eoiirfnib per0nbert spcroen.
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2eibbibGiptbef
Ser fatbuliftbett Ge,t:eis6e
5a No1:erpn 8.

0ieie 8ibliotbct sablt eeeenpartiq 500
Wanbe ber belicbtelten beutiden uno so 8anbc
enslider nterboltunssfdriften, 9ie 9ob( Der
@iiNcr miro fortwaDrenb permebrt. Seoermonn
ta,,n aus bic Jet 8bliotlef unter ben unterlte1en-
hcn 8ebtu9ungen SIder gum eeien leibueife
rrbalten.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-19
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posted at the Cot
NEW YORK, March 10, A. M-Money rate 3a3's;
NEW YORK, March 10, P M.-Carrying rate
Gold opened at llla. dip, against ll2 at New
York and after a large business, closed at the
opening rates in both markets The sales summed
up &l30000 embracing $4,000 at III i 0lllsi and
Nc sales of silver were reported. American half.
dollars still quoted at 1861 UlUt1a, and Mexl
can dollars at 1881 l03}s.
The movement in sterling exchange was Of fair
extent, and bank bills closed l-lo cent lower ec
bill OF lading at SIS 36a5 81 1900 and $50 $50 bill
of lading at IS 81 s3ooSa I'll III 600 bill of ladng
sl5oo bill of lading at IS 50, and $1,000 American
ships bill at IS 1919.
The only sales of francs reported were 10000
commercial at II \ and 5000 at 40
At the close sterling bills were quoted at So 36's
as 81: bill of ladag and Al clear, and S. 4o0
5 al Tor bank, and francs at AHA tor private and
The offerings of domestic exchange were of lib.
eral extent. and rates were without quctabe varia-
ton. The sales of New York sight covered $3!0,OU,
embracing $4,000, $4,000 and S250O0 CONNER
oial at i t, cent discount; $4,000 commercial and
commercial and $40 900 private bankers and bank
at 3 Is, and $4,000 bank at 5-32Gls. We also
noticed sale of 1900 commercial on Boston at
The banks continued to check on New York at
par, and commercial sight was still quoted at i a
3-I6 ~ cent discount.
New Dreams City Railroad Companytat s 100.
No sales of bends were reported. City gold
bearing seven per cents were quoted at 6Od6O1s.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in city appropriation ceytlh
Gates They were still quoted at So
METROPOLITAN Police warrants continued to rule
at 49, Ne sales veresepOrted.
The injoining of the appropriation bill did not
seem to have any effect on the mraket for old
State warrants, which it presumed it would
improve. They were still quoted at II for large,
and 50 ass Cor small.
Under the Influence of the alb owe mentioned in.
junction. new Clinton warrants were quoted nom
lual.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-19
MIR. Summers Battle. Flag Bill.

The Springfield Republican prints letter
from Mr.. Sumner to a personal friend in
that city, dated March 20, 1873, in which,
after abiding to his sickness, which, he
says, goes back in its origin to injuries re-
ceived seventeen years ago, he speaks as
follows of his battle-fag bill
1t seems to me unjust and hard to un-
derstand that my bill can be called hostile
to the soldier or the President when it was
introduced by me May 8, 1862, and then
again February q, 1865, and when it has
been commended by General Scott, General
Robert Anderson and General Thomas, all
good and true soldiers. If persons would
only consider candidly my original
convictions on this question, they
would see how natural and inevitable has
been my conduct. AS if in such matter
could have hostility or spite to anybody! l
am public servant, and never was moved
by purer sense OF duty than in this bill,
all OF which will be seen at last Mean
while, men will founder in misconcebtion
and Misrepresentation to be regretted in
the day of light
Sincerely yours,
CHARLES SUMNER.