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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
EUREKA /!
PRATT,s ASTRAL. OIL.

treated 18th the utmost success, by j. ISAAC, NJ D.,
and Pre- fessor Of Diseases of the EYE and EAR (hs
speciality in the Medical College Of Pennsylvania, 10
years experience, formerly of Lsyden, Holand,) No
eoo ARCH street, fhiladePhia. Testimonials can be
at his ONCE. The medical faculty invited to
accompany their PATIENTS he has no secrets In his
practice Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No
barge for examination. apr N-1y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

Marvin's Depderlzed COD Liver
OIL,
AfFoSTER'S DRUG STORE.
Camphor for putting away Clothes,
AT FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Pile and Burh Salye at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Blood Purifier at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
letter Ointment at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
SelditE Powders at 25 Cts per box.
Citrate Nagnesia at % cts per bottle
DisrrhRa Mixture for summer use a splendid article.
Wholesale or Retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Corner of Front and West Streets,
INV IL Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

the New Castle County Mutua
INSURANCE cOMPlNl.
OFFICE Institute BuiIIiuE.
ENSURES against FIRE, Houses and all ulher kind, t
Buildings with their contents for pernl. Of tus |. -
rang from three months to a term of ,rnrs -
MANAGERS.
=, - A ~ NINNil WILLIAM tANBN,
~ Ic ~ y hnAHhi' GEo. RICHARDSON
DohN " a., ~, SAM'l CANA.
tsn nH'' W : ,hi"WLANh' CLEMENT Is. SIvTR
i;T gu ~ hlN"httSr, y, r. SHANNtN,
-, nnt,.LAH, JAMES RtDII p.
"'"h7 n""pfofb, GEo. H. BATS,
AsHToN RICHARusoN
, ,,rr, :, MILAN TATNALL, President
SAMUEL d. SMITH. Secretary irb i.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VII MTN0Toy.
Deposits Of the Public Muuey,
,.,......- AND
FINANCIAL AGENT Of TUp Jvt,..o or,,,.
EDW, BELTS, q /, iut'.JRnNa~
r. p nnsiphNf' CAsuiE
.r,,, t Afi iol. S5uu0OO.
IhE tOLIEtTING AND EXCUANuISa or
"oN EkNMENT SECURITIES a rENDE
FOR SMA LII COMMISSION
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW luKk EXCHA
,,,.,,.. GEES
rthNlShED 10 REGULAR DEPpSIIOt
WITHOUT CHARGE
DIRECTORS MEET on MOND4 YSASu
TUESDAYS at $50 a. NJ. ron DlSCnI MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoS. June 2al2:s0 nCotsols for money % s9o2a
for the socoup s2i9Q92 Enc Railway shares, 21's do pre-
ferred. a.
LIVERPOOL June 2g1230 m-Cotton Is easier and prices have
de lined Midng Upsnds Sisd Ssn; Mdding Oreans
SAL sales estimated 10000 bales ncninf 2OoO io
the Of Mddlne UpAnds oiin
below Ordinary deliverable Jane at 3l6 d. nothing be
Mddng deliverable July and August al sseson ne
basis Of Hdng Orleans nothing below Los hedhs oshef''S
June, at y 5-l6d; DO do deliverable july, at 5-l6i
June Pei 80 Co.n sles OF the is' were
IL including 1000 bales for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL, June 90 o. m-Coon the
ding Upland nothing Good Oruary deliverable June I'D
do DO AID August ss Cheese, te
grades Of American PDe Bacon 456 ew for Long
Clear MiddleS ~
Lospos, June 29-3,30 p m.-Bhe Railway Shares, %
Jupe ga m-The amount OF bullion wtndltsn
OF England balance to-day 10 t1}OOo Ioh
sol, 90 ad925s for both and the account
LIvERPooL JuIe 2g-3 the Cotton sales TO-DAY
$500 bales sales Of shipments Of the new on 'ne
ddlpg Uriands nothing below Good Obituary
LosDos June 2y-530 m-kns Preferred, AZ. fAIn ois-
patches quote Rentes at 09f Boo
LivERroo June 295;30 p. mCoou, sales The basis Of
Mdng Upisnds nothing below Low Mddng' deliverable June
OF the the basis OF Mddlng
Upsnds. nothing below Coed Orinsry .ai SSH
June 29-Evenipg-Fne Rosn, III Y ewt Spirits
Turpentine. I'll 027i6 y cwt 5000 -
June Common Rosin. OfbdbIc evil
Llseed Oil f29 y tou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
COTTON MARKETS.

,rscrSxAr1 June 2e-coon dali Mdaling 1877 receipt
II be shipments 80 bales spinne 200 bales stock loJOo
bales On u.,u,,
Ice receipts baes shipments 70i bales stock 10 9 bales
June2 9.-C0tton dull and lo'ie
NvrsToS 29Coou quiet aud Unclaimed Good oIdn.rI
he l3j bass EXPORTS coa~e, ~. Oses ses
100 bales stock, 6,5S7 bales ,,.,,. 80, -.
sy,ySAH June 2gCoiion dali and nominal hddng III net
receipts. bales lO2 bales exports eoAss'e Soo bales
sse, 81 bales; stock, ll.J"s bales $500, - -.,-.-
E.tTxoEH % apl Mtting IL he Tros' receipts
O3i bales ports eossse 100 bes sales, 10 bse stock
7.s-5 bales - - N 49,. ,., uUlu;,. 1es, n
1-c, r,c.ipt. oil bae. shirmsnts Us bates .,.
quiet aud unchanged; Low
net receipts bales eIpO ooasEse 1oO Bales saes 10
BALE. .ast. yiI laes a, ,,,,.- ....iu,.
90 bales gross. - ts'ss ., ,,,,.- &c -, Nj,
CaAKfKsfor, Jo -'"'ton rnHi nIl"nnI "
l5hzs &c MARI l4's net IeceiV, llVo oa'''
,s. so.stsiss 20 sales 100 bassi st1ek Oo1Z bales
ko.ro, Jubs 2i-Cstien quiet Mlius isse ret receipts
oTo he sfos, So ssss 200 bses stock JOO bses
rer.,. Juns - ta eboinx Gosni Mddhng loe
-, ,se.,nt. p. b. les sales. II bales -
NV i,EIsAx, ct ot,on evier hddhnR lIei Low
r,i',e IjTe Good Orinsrv. i; Ordinary l2lsei net re-
49,. 66s s2l bales exports tie Continent JS
49, bales Gales 45O bales. sIOci 425Sl hAeA
Wfx~eToy Jane nona.li hddhns. lt'4c net 70
cslpts IS bales; sioet, 49S bales r,. MIDI.
mosnK June dull nominal offerings w hdains
15e net receipts PA bales exports 10 OAi bhiaA o4oe
bales eoastwise, 1854 bslesi stoct 5o'2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30

6sO7s. ~. ..-.L :. r. l..
sCGIRs-Is Raw s,s,u Aers sesd dsSr-s activity
the strong embrace 2072 hhdA (par SATURDAY. In
5Ss5e quote Pa. 70 Good Refining Pps do at
and No. IL Csyed sa Refined In good request and ern
Shd9So for Soft Yellow; 9hdl0o for Do White; lO's for
Crusbet lose for Powdered and i0atc Granslsted
sTBARIN steady Of $50 l2lS for fair Western
and 1910 for City.
TALLOw-The market moderately active and tame sass Of
10000 n Country SAdSas 10 Prime City at Sss
wHlsKfThe marksl with fair inquiry sales Of AGO
HI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
Chanres Tor Dnslness 1Hcn
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK EFT
NETWORK, Monday, Jun

NETWORK, Monday, June 49, 1874
With the current week our local home trade
enters upon the dull midsummer season. Through
force Of an established CUSTOM rather than the serving
Of any important interest," daily and weekly revicws
of the state of the market will be continued With tha
exception OF tue routine business at The prlnclpas
auction mars aud Occasional, sales OF trotng stock in
the country districts the limited business IA likely 70
offer but few worthy features. the materially re-
duced supply at the Bulls Head Market and slles
stables generayis at present fully adequate 10 TOE
limited requirements of season. and large arf1vA
are neither expected nor needed in the market.
Regular semi-weekly sales OF horses calIlagees
lowing auctoneers: . .
At 10 a. n by Mr. Arch. Johnston. in Thirteenth-sts
At II a. M by Messrs. Van Tassel Kearney. In
East Thirteenth-st., near F0urth-ave.
Alter July /, until the completion OF Messrs: Van
Tassel < Kearney's horse auction mart aud car.
rage repOsi DRY, which will be erected on the eie
prenises ITO 10 liz East Ihjrteenthst, the regular
semi-weekly sales by this firm will be held at No. -
East Thrteenth-st, between Broadway aud FOurtnave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30

sn descriptions good eipg Is isds6 IS eTts
o. 70 d<8 so; through Terns 81 5Of&3 sbpuents 500
HoesRecapts i2OOO nstet opened aetve and higher 80
dS6 Is Cor food 70 choice closed dull with the dvsnce lost at 30 20
$50 IS; sbipmen<, G,00O.
tuil receipts 900 prices nounii unchanged 81 " %
as 80 for poor 10 choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30

I71oie -, IN - 49,, ~. I. eoost 65
O., Nesi OGs Is Corn Mel brse fzz ood ~ 70
err Neal w-ssB Ola 10 Corn Meal S.5 Ear Gar a -
B,v Mea l-n NLse quoted s 81 sO6rl DO 90 iehos
~ 70 9sl 7 81 4saf 53 Coz Sea at n @Oas4 30
Ground Fead al Al 4OaSl 80 9 100 H.
fter with more onernR the Supply
inadequate; The ns are 20 dte
i nv s4am 5000 Gran AZ Sl2alOsli By sail IVVVO
i.b do Al al; al 45sj l3OU bores Chese s
900 bush Grain II lis II -oi zOOO
- pr "A b, 500 ass The charters nelude
r. ,b 90, arecl with $500 Grain eseh at os
b,rk win 400 qrs 6s t2t bark with 3oOU qh
a. ~ 40 a, t. 81 with 33uO qrs 90 70 90 az
vessels o'3 400 qrs Or1n abo 9oVV
~ do Al o. Iii 81. To GssIo~, by stesm Ooo
5uh Grain Al o. Bristol by sail vessel VIII oOVV po' 10 d
CPAIyThe Wheat heavy and inseive prices
hold back and receivers were compeHea 70
closes
inside hguresi niei esser sho
ss e ssies ar 30 buh 81 30 al 40 Tor
lsxa ,nd Nupeso.A Al No chicago Srhg ~ oo0
81 az for ChiesEo 81 80 Ter No sPnnt
81 431sl 40 lo no IA"
t. ~ Is ior No SbeborgAn; 81 az for Red Western 81 80 @
Anter do 81 AZ Amber Csusdian. IN bond bsiley hsn ~
weaker and very quiet ihe ss
a. 900 bg,h Nes Ied a. 81 d6l 2 "lite al o.
e. N.,s-rn Ared White at 6odooe rye s.eAo
PINE PeBnsyvania al 81 As or Hss
CON- anc demand chiefly 70 III WI voc .rso
bold Of The 100000 bush Damp An Insouno
79d gig, closing tame ana western A.
sc Do yellow sOaSc ipe1Oei in the sale. are Oogo ean
7yl seller next Seek and is9ooe seller I'VE
JuiT 70 20 - ,nnov,1x xp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
STATE OF GEORGIA. FLOYD County-James

STATE OF GEORGIA. FLOYD COunty.-James
m Ro%s md nj Roa BIZ &C. Chan
de Of the Court Of '. County Of Ford Rome cIe
Term, 1874 said foreclosure and the order q
TIE &. cS 1 s s 81 % SSG Hon
W Underwood Judge d sad Rome teo ch,neelor presiding
@ sal, deree DO heresr ye notice that ieey n
County Of Floyd stat. GeOrgs Of III snd
m the 7h dav, being the m Tuesday Of Jul, next the o
rosi ging defendant SAID cause lying and beng
@ ss s s Ss Rs s q S1a AND es6 tie
q Poll and t1enes through said Coun
sad County Of POyl AID Couhy of Gordon 30 Dalton,
the o. we GsGa sGSess ss AZ ' so,s s
wy buildings bridges uesles stations depot grounds and
BY said dLdAni well all other property both real sni
personal Of said defendant the said selma Rome ard Dalton kaToa
A. walker and Jcha Ticker Receiver which may be 10 the hsnis
part rolling stock Of Railroad engines Of all kinds
sI @ s'fs . fs and 1.d or p G Ssst
G which NAV Be Or the line Of r. q dpG R, or cSSS,nv
Term, se fy dollars purchase
or as @ A s . Be a sqns s the a1
exceeding thirty days thereafter as shall be appointed snd directed
chase money shall shall be appointed BY the Comms
BE pad cash By credit Of the aoan. Of such g.. balance
gage secured thereby Of the said sm Rome and Dalton
cry IN the than Eve hundred thousand
dollar Bat as ., saS s s n s nas p1 s
the Chancellor Of ai Court deem the same right and proper and
Upoa 10 Of titles to the property viii
be male the pTh,ser e ts Should e Pq.hir
t any SUN paid Over or .eead and the sad @ Ip s
ma d..s. 70 es.sL a. as
shall agree on B BkSIh P q TTIf Commissioner
Row. Ga, May J. 1874.
Tn. for gong Is made undr the aH 70 'nh
Court Of the proceeding in said
ls74 ~ j: ". il. UXDRRW6oD,
J. \. G. r. C. and Chancellor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
+ e. WIFI. cnn~ '.. :. -
DANIEL 4. PRISTUP, 1oniniss'oaef''


OFFICE or THE UsITgD FOREIGN sALAsAsDER /
FKLrSG COMPANY. No. % DErsr. Nsv-YoRK CIrr
DNHE UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
Il sALAMANDBR FBLTING COMPANY.-At a meeting Of the
Stockholders SAID regularly called and held at the once
of the COMPANY thr OF Rensselaer, the "a
dsy OF 1874 wo-t5rS ali the stockhod
thereior the of business Of
tie the CITY Of To County OF Rensse
ser the City and County Of Newborn In SAID
state JOHN MILFORD Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
6uropean advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
The Most Dsncous and Cheapest Sauce IA The WORK
pare and free nom tnL in.srou nsre1ent 49,
672l92 BOrrLRs SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST loIA
Sale npreeedertsd In Ne hstcev Of sauces. -
son by Groom Dusrsss On.a 10 bottles a. % Is sso -
Trad, Nas-Willos P1ste. Beware Of lnAlonS 2
Manufacturers: G00OALL, BACkhuuSt q C0..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
rvs STOCK o, esArs ~ srv-roHK AsD sEeOKlIs WARE

hay AND sTRAw-rb. arrivals hberHi and The demsnd
,rodsrst, quite Tnoby tos At *5ou-zii tAf U
Cod -23QS2s. Shipping No. az @kla-zz; ao W AZ
sl5dSl9 80 hiswL0as AYE Ne j. al Sl0asLs, y" ." ~
ssdss snsrngly offered ard se n.rfet
trn NwOneafs QVsi spchsbss we qgyis Ssos
red crop. 0d35e; DO CsJei 900 SUe; CO. hls
Retbur 37132ey Musooysco Grocery, 42d4oe Porto
hA 1o9eOs; Eagsb laBds 40a52, AID AesOTans at IVd
NAVAL STORRis Tarpenine shade easier and rer que,
bear ~ sales Of $50 bbs pvtte terms kn 70 u a1o Only
moderate uqsui for GoBor 81 Is bid and - ~ "ksa
I,i hrE at b. 4oeS2 S72 loI Easgisn ADa - '<S iof
hmngior. Pteh has ~ eo steady AZ 81 10, -,
Pk0pIsONSTB Potk market bat quists The sass easb
s rsgust are lO4 As siS 3lbdsls 81 2% NsT hes' so
ii f,Mf Mes. f0I 'ure delivery bear OF 300 bts MESS
JGss 20 beef steady sIi 10 asierste ssm.se sAs o. oo
ebs 81 esl3 r Pn Noes 81 for trp Prne sId 80 ioI
iAaEas private Beef AAfns quiet and ~ sdI Car
kssts.re @ sve s Of $500 Hssss al ibd for
snoed. he for Psd ~ sal4lss or cslyssee oOo
teOas.sa al 7ise for Pa 5 Ss45e ior snoie 90 900 Bellies
W. r ~ sTsAge AID 9sl II Eversgs Bacon arm AND
moderate streiford and S<noshre Cu
lO 90 boxes CITY lOlsdiO4e Dressed ogs are bn
sd isri quote d7 for City Lsra s nrner bui
soses cues sales q 900 II ~ for CA Tor
U.s.. sAM is 600 ~. Rs..s4 II IA LOO ie
VIE Ose Sc delivery We hesr o. iioO ga ios
ny Sleef $50 Assns IL l4-lo~Ils 'Oe se~ Tor
fRTkoLRUd The mskef Refined lover bu the demand
oe hn.sa sAles sm9oe 2VVv Job a. ~ S
1s 10 bah colHRs quiet fm At 3sa5l4 Primary m.fat,
s qsoJ follow: Cepte quiet anc unchanged V
~ stronger lie hc housewife pot 2peps Idoa1 uashshsea
sIS TnyDesesdy 81 20asl 22iai Psrhsrs soc " The
rsn,sf immediate sbpmex 81 03.
liz aAIlss sesdJ, With 9ag modsis~ haU1 0f small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30

Tctsi .-...........-.'..... 80 e,IIOo AL. 90
bales; t 25S2 bales stock IL New
PCS bsies; cousoid tel siHct 243 s1l bales
For GeUvefy The slice v lower win Inn
demand the abatement follows all on basis OF Low
Mdihngs; .oo
Ssles SATURDAY evening mJuly. 100 u ll6c 400
500. II llJ2c september 200, IL ~ 4OO
II 3-32c POO II $685. December 100 lo Sl32c
bales July 3d. 10 % 500
n IL 25-32- l0l lsL lGai 90 n "a d6'4e 10
31e Is llG Ancu.t, 19IO lI4ei oVO - 9oe
5G6 n SEQ. 100 II 8 6e 200 II 5-34c $500, II
900 Il j-l, September 2JO II 5l6c 200 u 93zc 1OO
7-ic 400 II 1929: 3C Il 3-lGc; 600 u t32c; 500
i l6c 100 II 80 obeI poo lie 100 10 Sis5e S00
lG 2.f33c; 30, 1870 100 10 5zc oOO
l6 l5.i6c IS 2932c; NOVEMBER 100, 10 z'5zc TOTAL
~ 200 bal e.. toa, $500 bales
CoFFgE-The market s strong but buyers are
r-taer respond the extreme Pes ked We quote 81
In md gTaees mere Wa
oOtalpei " oOV
rs Msrscaho al about Il c AID 20 al As al gold
FLOUR MBAL-Tbe arrivals Of Flour are light but with
demand pnct se without changei uoo
Fancy MnneSota STEADY AT te
80 ,ss ps,s IS quei but STEADY shipping Extras, easier and
M elum and hgn grades sales oil IO'OVV OO VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
OYFoK KAssAs PACIFIC RAILWAY ConraSr.(
~,or,ox 1T. LOUIS. June 25. lS74 !
NOIICE to BONDHOLDERS of the KANSAS

n nCII 10 DUN DT1ULDEkS OF the kANSAS
= hAlLW Az COMPANY-To the holders
xon acme Hallway Company Easieu Division
1elhc Railway Company, the August
sna secured b. Of the date 70 John Blgsr
hd henr' Alexander
P portion Of The rosi Of said Company from the Mssoin
'e.o for Riley 10 the State Of
sppathanes thereof You notified will
at me nei term Of the District Court wysnioe COUNTY
ss commencing The FIRST Monday apply
e me provisions OF aid mortgage for the appointment
hsue Ihd OF Phi siepha trustee hersoL in
place Of John Edgar Thomson, deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
ROBERT E. CARR
President Kansas Pacific RAILWAY Comma

0ryrz kS.A, P.cIro R.LwAI Louis June 49, 1874
NOTICE 10 BONDHOLDERS of the Kansas
Railway Company To the soldiers Of the
ppsc R. COMPANY la,srn Division now known the Kansas
fscoc RAILWAY COMPANY, dated the first June 1866
by Of the iste
Acopbas Me Of that PORTION Of railroad sad company
the hundred
nile posts thereon the State OF Kansas You hereby
ued mat had will the
WIindoe County IN said STATE, commencing
nen Spp 10 conformity with the
for The appointment; Of Mathew Baird Of
Hssses said mortgage, OF John Edgar Thomson
ceased. ROBERT x. CARR
President Kansas lwayC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30

NATIONAL TRUsr COMPANY, 26l 263 BKoADwAr,{
CORNER W,RRKSsr. NETWORK June 4, 1874.
nIVIDEND.-The BOard of Trustees of this
Company have declared dividend Of -FOUR PER CENT,
Abe on and after the LIST day of JULY next
transfer books will be closed 2Oh OF June until july l.
John &. CRIIKsHANk, Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
cOusuuru 1................... SO 156 252

xasre tn.p hal, az below the quOte-
PRESENT pELlvEaY
saI hveuing TotaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


.SHRs-Thc recers oa7 SO pigs Pots dull and IN
csanr,d Al 6s;c. ar's neg artL
C0TTON- fe business b. ,t Cotton very dali and quotations
are nominal il uuc5a ~, 4loe A. follows;
Ts,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
Corporation Notices.

VUIpUIWIIUW -NUIIftp'
L,OR ALTERING BUILDlNG.-Sealed Pro
posa, received by the Fire Department anti IL oeees
m Juv / 1874 taldlng No l25 Aeroerst III
p,Ic,a, see THE RECORD Copies for sale No. CITY
Hal
NOR BITIIDING 4 STEAM FIRE PROPEL-
LER-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By the rr- De
unu II oeloci Jalr g. 1874 for halnf steam pss
Propeller. For particulars The Si1i hENoAp ."ps W
sale Al No. 2 City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
findnridi.

HAAR e. Co., IS Wall-st., offer for sale at
- marie price, ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAfLfQAD
Wesen Divsonl BONDS which convertible with the &c
eTe.tl uto soft the Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
A1ssEDAu-BarA Plan.

ASrvxnr-s,.sper Auxuse Asare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
whsss. hsA.

MO Tcbscb
Leather, rolls
W ne, Co..
Coffee, bsn.
Cocoa. sN.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-21
Bears " At Home. :"

A writer on the geological Gardens
in London writes ga pretty, winding
path through the shrubbery at the left
of the terrace brings us down a slope to
the place where the pair of white bears
live. They have beautiful stone
house. covered with Towering vines,
and in front pond with tagged path
round it, on which, as We approach, the
hinge creatures are pacing up and down,
waiting for dinner, growing savagely
every now and then at the visitors who
stand in tantalizing nearEess, just out
of their reach. Their whole domain
house, garden, and ponds not only
fenced in but rooted over with the
strongest iron bars. Once, they say, it
was only fenced but, though the top
of the fence was made of pointed spikes
turned inward, one of the bears got
ont early one morning and nearly killed
a blacksmith who happened to cross his
path; and after they were rooted in.
The white bear and his wife once had
two little ones, soft. pinky creatures,
but the unnatural mother actually
killed her own children, much to every
body's disappointment. The mother
bears ur is purer, softer white tnan
the fathers, whose hair looks rather
yellowish when he stands close to his
great SNOWFALL of wife, and she seems
to be generally in fit of sulks, while
he tramps about in a chronic state OF
active fury. They suffer terribly from
the heat of an English summer, and
great blocks of ice are constantly kept
in the pond to make the water cool
enough for their bath "
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-21
The GrasshouDer Army.

To the thousands of our readers who
have for the past few years, and espec1-
alIv few months, heard and read of the
5rasshopper, the mighty spoiler OF the
husbandman's labors, but who have
nos-ar seen or heard described the ap-
neara,.- and nature of the pestiferous
insect. it n..~~be that a picture OF the
creature and ITS doings would not be
uninteresting. When the grasshoppers
originally appeared in the northwestern
states to any damaging degree, num-
her of wears since, they first attracted
attention by their numbers, appearing
as they did before the astonished far
mer in countless millions, not as the
innocent and harmless creatures which
had hoped before his sickle IN the
grass ever since he was boy, but as
q dangerous, ravenous and devourlng
army of innumerable pigmy enemies.
They came in swarms, darken1ng the
heavens as far as the eye could reach,
and alighting upon the green field like
a black shroud, and only leaving It
when nothing verdant renamed out OF
their nyriad stomachs. They were not
near as large as were the domestic grass
hoppers, neither green IN color, but a
l,r0Wnish.colored insect, of half the size.
They hoped with all the power OF the
old green specimens, but when 1T came
TO usinc their wings the 'old lnhab1t-
anti grasshoppers were nowhere. Ihe
| invaders (early named the 8 raiders
were very eagles In miniature, and would
on still day soar from ruined corn
| field directly toward the sun and away
| from human vision. People not experl-
enced in the devastating propensitles OF
these pests can scarcely believe that SO
small an insect, and one hitherto looked
upon so lightly as powerless inhablt-
ant of the farm, can do the harm which
has been ascribed to them. But they
can do mighty things on account of then
| numbers. 1t can hardly be credited
| that they come in sun darkening clouds
and cover the meadows, fields and roads
10 the depth of from one to five inches
of wriggiing and hungry life, but they
do. It can hardly be believed that they
light upon the fences, and gnaw away
al the boards and posts with such as
siduitv that they leave them looking
baroIed and SCARED, but they do. L
can hardly be understood that they vii
| stop a team by driving like hail storm
in the horses faces, that they crush by
hundreds under the feet which steE
among them, and even stop railroad
trains. with their grease when run owe
on up-grades, but it is true. ANY farm
err in the infested region who is exprrl
enced in their ravages will affirm thes'
apparentIy extreme statements to be on
" tame facts in the presence of the ac
tnal " raiders''-the Egyptian plauge o
Minnesota and the terror of the bus
bandmen of the, whole northwest
Chicago Journal.
-"I believe my fate viii be that O
Abel's." said wife TO her husband, on
day. " Why so ?" inquired her husband
g Because Abel was killed by club
and your club will kill me if you con
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-21
Growth of the Grangers.

There is a good deal of activity and
at the headquarters of the
grangers in this city. The secretary,
Mr.. Kelley, reports an increase OF five
hundred lodges for the month of July,
and says that there has been steady
increase going on all the time. The &C
cessions to the order are now chiefly IN
the southern states and among the
whites. The negroes appear to take
very little interest in the movement.
The entire number of subordinate
lodges or oranges is over 10000. Mul-
tiplying this by seventy-tive, the num-
Der of members to the lodge, there is
an aggregate membership of nearly a
million and half, of which probably
800, 900 are males. In Kentucky there
are over 1880 oranges in Ohio about
1 900 ; in Indiana some 1000, and about
the same number in Iowa. The order
is growing in Illinois and in Wisconsin;
This work in Ohio and Indiana has all
been accomplished in little over a
year, Washington Letter.