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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
fCONIlNrED From FIRsT PAGE.

tvs q ees interests of the country: declare
oiyaa rrlien The currency is restored ~ specie
0sa.,scc banking should be mace Tree: ar
rMg7z the Democracy as Incompetent to
'1,.aa s>s.tL GGestions OF cheap transportation
nEt Internal improvements: indorses Con-
,r1,e-;. ia repeaiing the increased salary
saxs and abolishirg the government OF the
Dls;ca.t OF Columbis; condemns the out
r.xrSsz .t,on the co.oTcu citizens in the
s.sarsG; declares that restraint Ok in
rx.us5.s-aDce 20 the full extent Of State POI
nN - s!e,nsrded tor. the national and ma
.ss-.zsi welfare OF society.
ata,3 nominations are Secretary Of State.
krfsa3 /; supreme judge. long term, Luther
dlkp. short term, w. W. johnson; school
orpAgra ssioner, Thomas w. Hervey: clerk
a,sssrp-esne Court, Rodney ECas; member of
zfss lboard eff Public Works, Stephen b.
sssu2sTo
-sScbrnska Republican Convention.
e9,aA.EA. September 2.-The Republican
a1ate Convention me. at Lincoln, Nebraska.
izs y =. M. to-day An organization was
sts.-ssad after some trouble and amid much
lEgseAsion. The committee on credentials
GELS sJt over two EoUrs. and the cOnven-
Ism adjourned. At 7:30 z. NJ. report was
sssreas3ated, which gave much dissatisfaction,
esAs 70 was with difficulty adopted.
sY1ss factions OF the eastern and western
qxs.rrec Of the State are divided against each
.esl<ao and much bad feeling was exhibited.
2. position was presented, signed by Gen
Oaraao 6'urnars and other leading Republi-
aAGao., requesting the convention to take an
a1Sasflced step on the temperance question,
81 sI1Smtting the question Of license or no
lH9rirs.e to the people. The petition was re-
osry,ss to the committee On resolutions.
General George II. Roberts addressed the
<JIgreontion and took the position that the
ossslafolican party is the avenue of progress.
a rsta- OF races has. commenced in the South. l
d's3FIascs every snan in the South said the
cGsls.a2sesro che ne redo black or white, from
assLs izumbiest dugout in the land TO the
.scsss.s lest mansion ou tae seaside, shall be
esiss 2 his sentiments and person, then, and
e,as 0siS then, has the Republican party per-
k'tSesi tie mission
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
The City of New Orleans W.. Zach Mar.
Caua and L lIahriai CIarh..ii

The CIty OF New VrIenES VI. Zach War
cade and 3. Gabriel or Garbeii.
GSPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. IS S1.-By virtue Of writ
teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1875
syi proceed to sell al public auction, at the Mer.
chants and Auctionee1s Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Eustomhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. MONDAY. Octo.
BEG - 1874, at twelve O'csocs M.s she iol!Own.
describe property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in enc
Second District of this city in square number two
hundred and tfty-twO, bounded by ST. Peter Or
Yeaus Prieur and Johnson streets. designated as
lot number eight, measuring thirtythree fess o.
st. Peter street by fifty sevea feet IL dep:as
Seized IN the above suit.
Se1sns-Casa s,is she spos.
y. 2. HARPER
ss3 70 Oce Sheriff % tla Parish of Orleans.
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81. +. EATfEH,
se5 !: oct Sheriff o: En-. Parish OF GREENE
The City Of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. En,mn
6outin and etheg.: same W. samke sane S.

wy "a S>N" oIIfiUS VS. sslfSs EH1mn
Goutia and cthe5.: same W. sank. sane 81.
same.
GCpER'OR DISTRICT C's'Rr POI: THE rar'sfl
~ OF Orleans. Nos. 2,220. il.92. and s1.84l..-Br
virtue OF 'hre" writs @: mari tacias to mo directed
u: IN. honorable the Superior District Cours fog
!he PARISH of Orleans. in Che above entitled
for city taxes OF 1876 1874 and 1853, viii proceei
20 se.i at public aue'icn. at She Merchants and
Auct,oneers' Exchange. Roya! street. between
D!strc: o! this city. on MONDAY. October :, 1914.
a. sW..V: o'clock NJ. size sa..swSns described
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROrNp, situated On shs
second District of This c.ty square humber ftyo
tc. pounded by bourbon. Hospital. Ursulines and
aoyal streets. designated as lot number Inventive
s"", measuring thirty feet on Bourbon street. bv
3A'. hundEed and twenty tees i'll Gep.h. Asssnse5
81 fig. thousand dollars e'@e
He;:ed in the above suits
Tsrns~.Cas!s On the spot.
,.o E. YARPig.
br1 ." OC9 SierlY of fie Parish of nrtooea
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Gaze; same same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF orleans, Nos. II zl6 and 81 32.-By girfue of
Two Wits or her1 facias to me directed nv tbs
honorable the Superior District Court Tor the
Of Orleans IN the above entitled causes for city
lie auction, at the Merchants and Ancti"npa uu
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal aud Cha.
tomhOuse etreets. In the Second District ~ tt,is
~. the following described property. to Wit '''eA
ONE CEkrAlN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
sne second DisriGt of this city, i'll square nuInber
lere, Robertson, Dumaine and ST. Phiippa etIesta
dsslsuated asiot number twenty four, measuring
and twenty seven feet in deptbo Assessed at tora
ty.tive hundred dollars ~Se" 40 eoso
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spoto
s,oo ". r. HARPER
ee3 IL ecS sheriff Of the Parish IF O-ia,,n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
BY c. e. Girardeyo


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AS8 S2ossHis sFo
FECTso
SGCggSSSOS OF THE LATE z. MsH9yag.
Seso2S District Sours for the Parish OF srgaans-a
No. 36 352o
RY e. Es GIRARDEYs AUCTIONEgR-e
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-TCESDAY. Sen.
TENDER 8, at ii A. NJ, will be sold at public snc
ton, by virtue of order of the Hon A. L. Tissot.
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, rendered on the seventh day of August
1874, in the above entitled matter
THE CONTENTS OF THE DWELLING forming
the northeast corner Of Camp and Orange streets
comprising general assortment of ParOr Bed and
Dining Room Furniture and Household Ehec.a
1eIms-Cash before delivery. aug se33
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. September ;. 1884.
COITOS--The sales to-day embraced $50 baie.
We give also the Exchange figures and report a.
below: $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
rOh HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.

'Ole BANANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
Omitted States Mail LinsS
TYILHAM P CLYDE EM1L9g o
MARGARET, LAVAu.
A The New Orleans. Eyo.txa
e: 4:
Every Wednesday,
Touching at Cedar Keysp and Kew Wa.
neatng with steamers for Apaachicoa' 81 ahS cGaS
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin 10 Key West. 70 Cedar K.,o
S S.uI.. =. o. ''e'o' '......& $40 80. neyso
cteeraRe.... .......... % DO
Through bills Of ladiny is.rs - IL
c ro.laa including Tampa, and to az S points n
oh Nnne ana Savannah. W new York;
and o mo, oa Line tne company's bils ~ lad;n
SnIsndid s ,a after sailing OF the g sisnsdo
4;c rpaenala passenger accommodatinrs steamer.
No freight rec sGDve points. 'AA'oSs
Office. oA'oo without ;pessSs sro,o A.,
FOG ffeishs or passage apply to-
Sais Do K: ROBERTS. srees-
-v---se~s-s-S-a---eza A'"' A<V common Stroe2,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
ADELPHlA Wis HAVANA

ADhLPHlA Wis HAVANA
1'nthiy Line-Carryinx she tu,,ss
Sry9Ars Q On states Nlailso
YAzoO L. Bars nnarine commanded. Gse9 eos0
10 sail WEDNESDAY, September q. ''as
rs The Fine Al steamshin
XN&4 ~ TONAWANDA,
81 N;o. WlLTBANK Conmaa9os
Jackson squar. w WI leave heo whario opposi;S
to limited States cprrencys SIS
Freight foe Issued 60 New York:
taken this line .s andP Antwerp and Bicmss
'AS FOR freight passage ap ri 11tS ~ svsa
apl. II coruar1 nD .ecs9sID, A. YokKk, Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03

Stock or han3 an& shipboard, not cleared Is ae3
Stock same time last year. 9I5t
Receipts proper since last evening All bales.
agalhst Soi on last Wednesday and 907 last year,
an aggregate since August 81 of 45 bales
The Exchange kilograms make the receints at af,
the ports to-day 1859 bales, against s3i last week
5539 bales against 1891 last week and ass ast
Exports 3, Friday to Tuesday inclusive. to Great
last year. and to the continent II bales anu EaS
none last week and none last year Stocks At ali
ass nsYffy porte aat made to aM bales
TOBACCO-We notice further saea Of asa bbds
"a loo g. lSO "a and 100, the last two Iata vests
1ay1 az Inc amount on sale IS estimated at $3.50
present we repeat our previous quotations "a FOL
a 19ws Low to medium Jugs IL &c; good to fine
good to fine l2d12hc; selections l30l4c. Thess.
figures are intended to represent shipping grades
Received since last evening none; exported is
statement 1893 hhds 1"A-''1s
FRElGhTS-we continue to quote as follows.
BY sfeam-C0tton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre lc
Providence and Fan River, via Philadslphis
BY eail-Cotton to Boston SC.
rSs1s were re- no receipts this morning
To-Day and 225 hhds sold at s.se for common, $50
aor n, faiF Sc for good fair s ds.c for fsy fair
and los. aio'sc for yellow clarified 'si''s PRIME
MoLASSES-The market is b: re of plantation
iyeSsos. lily ref1nery rebOiled is selling in tha
lo0 trade at &c for common: 4S150c for fair.
Sr tor good fair; 6oaS2c fSr PRIME and s. 069c
FLOUh-Dull with only local demand confined
10 small lots. Only POO bbis sold of which IS com
mon at 50 80 Is double extra at o. 5O so choice
treble extra at SIS Is; so and 100 at IS 60: loo
amo S.o sholce treble extra at IS 49, so choice ex
srS a1 90 70; l2o at So 37l,; Is at Sc 70: 50 At
90 20; 20 choice extra at 5. So So 200 and $50 on
prlvate terms; 2'3 low treble extra at IS and So
cl CW1 .Te0e extra at &5 90 T. bbl
EUHN MEAL-Stock on ham on the first in slant
81 eois. me market is dull, with holders asking
p ~, ana nnyers offering So 50 y Dbl.
T. rohh-Du.i and quoted at S24 5O12s IS - 1bg
ior mess retailing at s25 cash and SIS 50 time.
Dhi SALT MkAT-In light supply: shoulders
command 81 aloe; retailing at foi,c u rs 10
ASKS shoulders sold to arrive ae ga; $50 do, to
to s ON private tesms subsequently o1ers Of
=, oACoN-The market is active and g &c liighere
are held at at &c; clear rib sides Il hc:
Lear lear sides loo Is. and dealers are retailing at
.n r prices There were sales of los casks of
Hicn % clear sides at IA ll-l6c: Is 20 and "a at
= &C. 10 10 10 and 20 spot and 20 to arrive at l4ac
ID: At the close offers of l0A &c were refused for
snouiders and !4ac refused for clear sides Tele-
srains from the West this afternoon report
stronger and active market
ohEAkfAeT BACON-ls in light supply and
,ommands 10 DISC p 70. lot of 20 boxes sold on
HAAs-Choice sugar-cured are IN EsSs supply
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
STATE LING STEAMSHIP cuMPAys.

LIMITED.
st> eo.."~las new first class FL. 30 ve.d g. ga
oul!t sore" steamships intended to ss.i rs47.s
AIRY between NEW ORLEANS AMI L,SSRPOOS
and GLASGOW aud NEW EORX;
sTATE OF LOUISIANA, Lieut. :oii.rss-. p .l1sss
STATE OF MINNESOTA, L.eus. Haniia R.ER .2pss
STATE OF ALABAMA. Captain Flint. .24ss
STATE ST, OF PENNSYLvANIA. Captain Knight. .s5M
S en- ~ VlRGiNlA, Captain hoodie. ss,ps
S,r q NE Cr uEUnH!a Captaln Cooper. .25iss
IN, :. r or n - ava captain Br8es.. 25ks
-, mI = Cz LUhluA !Dul!ulng). 25ps
EtaN
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LIVERPOOL AND EWORLEANs LINE
OF STEAMERS
ac'Ls EXPRESSLY FOR THIS Sgw rs;saSa
TRADE
Siif: MISSISSIPPI, Ann sn.,,~.rw v.~~

saE MISSISSIPPI AND ooafiS:oy ZINE,
FIRST cisss POWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS
sONrpsA, ssees Ton&
DOMINION; Captain Bouchette
VTnuAKiO, captain French...
NNlChSBuRG. Captain Roberts. 9Sos
MI En- HIS, Captain Mellon Observation-Disclosures
..,H11A1AS Uaptaln LaurensOnes 2l5@
mrSNiSSipPI. Captain Wrake...... 2Sos
QDEbEC; captain Bennett. z3oS
STE LOUIS, Captain Reid. ...................1a2S
~ For Liyerpoo! Dirsc:.-gss
1s1nf2t Steamship
ST. f.OCISs
o. wiz sea@e OF OF about August r.
., FiVN her wharf, foot OF Jackson street Fopsssa
Sinss VIVA receive and sign through bills ~
adlhg to Havreo Bremens HAMBURG An.war n"i Po.
seldanls and all continental ports Se "eN
aIties deslr0us of sending for therr ftsenda c.sa
gnn thase prepaid emigrat tickets here. roe
ou r allowed when applied for in grouns. @so
f9r freight or passage, having superior accones
"@peS 90 cILAS WEEKS Il Coo
sSapacer~ ,u... -, no. ~ CarOndelet street,
SR.. Ns. &, Gy~ sS-, MAIN & MONTGOSo
pool Ss "si"9oo stHeess LlSeSo
.--,.- au3
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.
SOrth German L.iOy,


SOrth German Lloyd
STEAM DETwEEN BREMRN aNc wE.~ Ga.
LEANS: VIA SAVREs SOUTHAMPTON ASH
1EA The steamships Of the :sor:a
&1etE. esFmaa 'l"'a wi: sesame sae's
regular trips next fall, az follows:
Further days OF departure wiz: - sSseSs.4 j
hereafter
From Bremen. Esom Sew Orleans,
FRANKFURT: September 80 october Is
STRASSBURti. go. October Soyember
hoELN .....s October 20 November -
HANOVER. ......N November 3 December o
GEN WERDEE. November u :ecembes -
RASkFURT...... December .auuarya
STRASSBCRC.. %. December ssnrssrv .s
l.OSLS.s..s.......Decea:b 20 JANUARY "a
Thc steamers touch outward re Ea-s,s an2 fla.
-ana, and Or sheIv home "Trip a: Havana auf
SCOUT plea. s" land and sece..e QsssanseSs saI
t-e:SIt.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Srsnsa. Southampton or Ia:ss 70 TaSSss
o. New Oreaas.
l3h gold
So GOLD
from Sew Orleans o: Havana to Southampton
Havce or Bremen.
sso.s $50 goid
- gold
From New Orleans to Havana.
CiSoH. sosN
u SSl&
- Passage Tickets from Bremen, SOUTHAMPTON us
Hare to Ne~orleans issued by size 10 ;egsig pess
So1 fu1tAs particulars apply to
ar::- Nc. q yai ase slssv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
General Exchange
quotations. quotations.

There was some inquiry from others, BUT the
pIik OF we business was confined to two buyers.
SONS rom previous rates. Good ordinary good
style, sold at l4hc. The decline reported at Me-
Jerk appeared to have no influence.
There =" i'll be no cotton reports from Kew Yo-;,
Io'porrow as the Exchange there g YES The class.
ncaton delegates AL excursion. and vii! be closed
At meeting % Che directors of she EXCHANGE
20 day it was resolved that the tare alowed for
pensed with by special aSleemsn; between buver
and SETTER "u!p'
The amount DE shirboard not cleared. yoiz, ~,
BOARD and engaged Cor shipment was set down at
me opening this morning at $500 bales emhracin"r
s9oo tor Liverpoo! and 1900 tor the North, Which,
running statement last ing leaves Is 500 iaies
20 represent the quantity at the la din. and in
presses 5inso!d or awaiting orders "
She Exchange reports "Ssles $50 bales: market |
steady 'Aih'Ns1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
new ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


Stockholders Of the TeutOnia National Bank have
been obtained Il favor o! placing the institution
IL voluntary liquidation, and that the necesF lry
papers WI be fOrwarJe,; to the United States
Treasurer this evening. no tYra. ande5tedles 5
OF the bank is sL!v 500 TIE DO ,rd Of liq ud
alton is con posed of the directors and four come
missioners on the pa.t Of che stockholders, Mrs
Z. Ps Beck - .le efficient secretary OF the board
We also leaI.l that there is q great probability of
the STOCKHOLDERS i'es:g paid @ handsome dividend
on their shares.
Owing /" combination OF unfortunate circurns
stances and unfounded rumors the depOsitOrs of
the Citizens Bank have been for some time gradu-
ally losing confidence in the institution and withs
drawing their deposits. On the fifteenth of August
the latter had been reduced to about $500 600 and
on ascertainingo this morning that while they had
been drawn to $210OOl, the cash fund on hand
was insufficient to cover them it was determined
to suspend payment. But up to late hour this
evening 1t was still undetermined whether the suss
pension should be temporary permanent
We learn that meeting of tile Clearing House
was held this afternoon, at which committee was
appointed to examine the affairs of the suspended
bank and report at an early day what can be done
for its relief We officially Informed that the
assets viii more than cover the liabilities and are
composed principally of mortg ages aud real estate.
The bank promptly met it, balances at she Clear.
lac House this morning.
The assets and liabilities. acec:G.. 20 she Gear.
n; House statsneG: cs Friday evsg.pS, showed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03

EA Tho steamer
46 STATE OF sIINNEsOTa,
Will sail from New Orleans for Liverpool, iire..S.
FyHn Ger WHARF post No. SO Third District. anna.
ate Liverpool Bonded Wareh, use,
~ vii! receive and sign through bills of :atfiss en-
haTre Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp. Rotterdam
ana all continental ports.
return sickets issued available sos TWELVE
MONTHS. az reduced rates and th.ong;, ticEa,S
70 ali parts OF the United Kingdom and Europe,
ste"ardess and surgeon are attached to eacA
medicines. 80 ~'N"~'ee~ss asS
Money orders granted free ofcaargs.
prepaid emigration tickets issued heee Sss yass
SeS desirous OF sending for their fr1ends
These vessels cross the bar NJ ali :ime a x:sho,s
detention. 49," sASs ~es0oSS
For freight o. passage. has:ns Superior accoo,.
49,. 4. K. MILLER CO,
ee!s No. % Carondelet street New Orieana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03
AUCTION SALES.
By 8. GuinauIs.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM MAITLAND

seeoa3 District cours for the eas:sa O. Orleans
No. 50 $50
pr =. GCISAULT, AUCTIOSEER-OFFICE
~ corner Of Exchange alley and Bienvile street.
" EDNEsDAl, September IT, 1874, Will be sod at p
at the FOOT OF Louisa street Third District of this
city, Dy virtue OF an order from the honorable the
second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated August l3, 1874
THE TuGBOAT FAIRFIELD, her tackle apparel,
furniture, ETC.; one four inch gunnel barge one
scale, one copper heath one skiif
Terms-Cash on the spot a,I6 % seq 10 YS
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPTBETCAN,f
"WEDNESDAY EVENING September 2, 1884.
The money market exhibited bu. Sistle ANNA.
ton to-day The offerings at the banks were
White the rates of commercial paper were
without quotable variation. We continue to
quote selected CREATURES with or without colat-
erals. at sal0 T. cent per annum; first class at a
Ii; Al at 20, and second grade at II. " cent y
month. First class mortgages still quoted at
about 10 ~ cent y annum and second grade at %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-03


STEAM GETWEEN BREMRN an. TE~ Ga
LEANS. Via IAvREs SOUTaAMpS0S asl
HAVANA
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The City OF New Orleans Va. Aiexis Rorr.N
Gaze; same Va. same

60 ~ ,oo,q c,-.c.., va HARPER
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The City D: New Orleans IS. Mrs. III.
Jenkins.

~, -. ?. RPES.
se5 II 0cS Sheflt: of e'ie Parish of DrIes.s
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The City Of New Orleans Va. Dom;nioue
Bertin same vs. same

2easea.o W. r. HaRpERs
-" - SNo Sheritf of the Par.ish If OrIeanR
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City OF New Criea rs VS.. p. F. vhc,oes T.

a,no ". r. HHRPER
eeo - ecs sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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The City Of Ne,. Orleans -. Patrick Cum.

-. :" ElHTcy.
So: sS1c3 Sheriff .: s:.e Parish ~. C.riea.s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

From Ii. r Reynolds, who gave Us
a call last Friday, we learn that Peleg
Burdick has bought Humans hotel at
Brookville, with twenty acres of land
He will build saw.miII on the river
above, to be run by steam. Mr.. Bur
dick has also bought a large tract of
pine timbered land near the same, and
he expects to do a lively business as a
lumberman al an early day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21
From Trenton.
APRIL ll.-Sugar weather.

APRIL 1l.-Sugar weather.
Bad colds are quite prevalent.
Eggs are 1Octs per doz.; butter
40cts per ID.
Next week We expect to begin pIow-
ing and putting 10 our spring crops.
There are large focks of ducks in-
habiting our shores, and sportsmen are
preparing for a siege.
Quite a number of our citizens
with their teams have gone to Bay City
to raising bee. May they be the
cause of starting the ice our Of the lake,
so we can hear the whistle oft steam.
ers as they go blowing their way up the
father of waters.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

1t has been stated in this village that
no order was made by the Post Office
Department to increase the mail SER
vice from this place to Hudson We
have copy Of that order in our office
which We shall be pleased to exhibit to
any man who may have a curiosity to
see it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

The books Of account belonging to the
late firm Of Bracket & perley, are 10
my hands; aud can be- found az A.
7. Weld's Office 10 this village during
the business hours Of the day tor TN,
present whore shall D. pleased to re.
cciyc the amount due IN me same
j. w pEREY.
River Falis april % 1871
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21
Farm Tor @nIc.

Eighty acres of good land for
sale. Seventy acres under cultva-
ton, all fenced, with running water
This is a choice farm. 1t lies with.
in two miles of this village. Terms
easy. Inquire Of
i5.tf MORSE ( SMITH.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

1t is reported that Tennessee is suf.
fering from the effects Of too much
water. Other states are suffering from
the effects of a liquid Of quito a differ
eat character.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

C. G. Knowles again advertizes as be-
ing on hand to do mason work Of any
kind. Charley is one Of our reliable
business men, and deserves we'll at the
hands of all who are 10 need Of his ser
vices.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

Uncle Jencks has finally recovered
from the effect Of the accident he met
with some time since, aud he Is now on
duty again at his planning mill. This
will be welcome intelligence to many
Of our citizens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

We congratulate Bro. Kimball, Of
the Clarion, upon the advent Of girl
into his family. But We learn With
deep regret that his wife is in a pre-.
carious condition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21
Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore ex istin,
under the 6rm name Of Thompson & Pres
ton is Dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts Of the late firm will be set
tied by J H. Thomson s Son.
J II, THOMPSON,
a W. puEsroS.
River Falls, Wis. April, 18Th. 1874.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

Congress has at length decided on
imitation. The country will soon be
carpeted with greenblcks. But what
m idea. Really, now, who is 70 be
benefited by an increase OF ninety
millions of paper CURRENCY
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

The dwelling house, with two lots
ETC., offered for $1,000, by MORSE &
SM TIL, is the Thomas Clcary property.
Here is bargain to any purchaser.
Who speaks Grst?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

Immediately upon his return from
Chicago, G. P. Bracket will commence
building a warehouse on the east end
Ofhis lot, to receive his agricultural lm-
Elements.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-21

Music Hall is now full of music and
musical instruments Prof. Pratt is
daily receiving additions to his classes,
and new customers for organs