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POLYGAM y,

which exists here with but trifling
difference from what it did when !
first entered these valleys. The dill
ference is that it is not quite SO fre-
auently entered into, and at present
some little secrecy about whom and
when it is being consumated. Young
girls are still advocates of it and
willing to partake, but not so readily
nor to such an extent as formerly
while it as an institution fourshes
all around us in its pristine vigoI
The endowment house, where T.
who enter polygamy are required "
be inducted in the holy mysteria ax;c
the church, still is doing a refansI
business weekly inveigling the ,s...
and foolish girls, mostly fore'gnS>
into the miseries Of plurality. Z
part of the ceremony OF endowment
preparatory to polygamous marriages
consists of amounting the candidate
for matrimony with oil-holy oil
hence the ungodly call the endow
ment house "the greasipg shop" Y
course there are many new phases G
i plurality that occasionally arise tina
would not have been known in pro
times. For instance: One of tn
high functionaries of the territory ha
three wives, also substantial DAMS
woman to do the house work. Ma
am Denmark wanted wages (unI
sonable) so the old buck settled II
bill by marrying her-worse :.
worse-then she wanted dry 81;
shoes and stockings and bonnet am
to sit in the parlor. She was REQ,
she insisted; he undertook to Gtb
with her with his fists; it v;e,.
best accomplishment; she vi c;,,,
him rough, knocked him d4paint
J him soundly and ran the reacb
men out of the house. Shlst g;n.
him until he came to tern and ,rae
her good sum OF mof on ear,h
: would leave, which she the bol,.
= went to Brigham and 81 priests
1t isn't all pleasanyur prons,.
!. The young men of the/benefit Of !.
: particularly the fruitsk as trustees :
ton are rising up al the church
7 believe that from tn gust abont !. !.
its death blow. Fdingular ,s !. =
is a new little. daily, whole sa,., -
the Press, publiE it, dealina ''el e
ID Young & Co. Jdbe held bx !, Q
Z of Brigham, and 2 thing on earl MS
,. p mus son. cam go 10 vosL ar'h
as ss the sentiment sustenance md =. =
y y Una. ,nah pg % ~ :. his
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Physicians.
4ss.&s. y. TOCHT. N. D..

DIN=f, f,3AN AND SURGEON, EXAMINER
j of PENSIONERS, Upton, iowa.
se Residence on the second block east
OF the Palmer House. Office over City Drug
Store
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r. ~. ...syGpsaIEAM. M. D.,

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN a SUR
II GEDN. office and residence in Durbin
property, III north east corner oi Monument
Square. Upton Iowa. IL -
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| prevent dvsl
| liver, kidney
orders arisin
ach."
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II he

The Wilton
ciety Will no.
on the xr.,un
mile east ~
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'ere was an oL,

Central dsnn, was a" old oou,,e
:, So, e,nad 'At""gl to the way way, waiting
"f, ire'rrnt, went ont and en retu,nn1 ""';' the
cent cigar and Ds';ea x;,h smoki
sc"s";.' .s"ss" at hi" twice b~fr,. ear, The wi
nou'h I",n" az, him, and t1sn "r,''s nns She eouI
;~" a.e'"s hemineton." b"1oa.I ha1 d tell You
ID maks slk,sey. !. : Didu', s"rs ! sar we we lef
e her ~ You got" e'sen He ,s;n the first
st ars "s saying say, tha, the e',sa e;a. to paci-
% 'eased and ,a,a out she shouteJjy' onjy
tied snps so,ns "oo's rs bl4cked;; ;'l th.n let 20"
ber he, 1,ppes ,ya ." the nnr; 'rsin ah, 'hs4 you
cunts p up, cents s"s T. thrown awar, aa ne'e's :,
,"or- 20 h house then yon mr don't die i" i
1>e/''"" Free I,eaa "a"e amt
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,tih1;a rall and Winter goods afr at

chance will /
only.fnr the
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Gld was
:, take any
9 ying and
- and didn't
!, IS bne q not.
= short years
u by future
iness or =
Ii thistles.
~y-.nd
Y 'ore by the
! at is, that
u will be-
:, look up At
? stove, and
iead over ON
i'll whisper:
winr
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ttsIiS. IL. HUNT,
=. ENSIGN, m. D.,

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Stanwood
Iowa
9tsce irs the city Drug store. istf
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large Of the Yard. Who III, 80
, 1874-03-21

stHs; ludlow 4, 800; Iowistoti A, 99ko; American
aags. ~, 1na : ~, lal520a gtinnes, single, i7lgo
10 nmn, nnmnaR,e, % %239aao wool aacks, 00@0Jo.
y, nsoOAl uoitN.~The mArk4s 1s quiet an uslnl Mt
sata asason l',t ie supply OF II pt largo, and no
,non nisato oi onango IN rlcoa Is expelled nar-
so. ihnn laa, we quota: Glloice .o extra rl. ia
sNn corll tllat will work itsolf iuto ohoco A.srl
nr1nl. ' 9onl. IStgso Tor good DO 07o good to choice
@ @nu1Ln!Nd MATlsn1ALs-Werc In fair local do
mntu Goh,enon biloxi very Arm, nnd othor ma
fa19; Now, Yorh atueou ca4slug s3asSs.5o Utica
amsve nna Akron eeeu soo y brl iortMud
hrls) .onSi ,a5 Il ,ri w!o s ssu $s l,rI. IL
2go oaHa HalaRasserinY 1air hu 4oo fire brick, l0U6
h,ilna brick tnolltnon) s7.25Ga750
presse Mf.ck ~ Milwaukee, nnl liucIte
Rreaar.. ~ el DO colnn.o, $i0.00@
!@isy aesivd aud prres of ulost Lines were firmly held,
, 1874-03-21

E,sr iSh1v inss,a pt;;saen h; e "a GSsas: Tribune
eeina for tho week ending iarc 10 wera a7 cars or
5,S9o head ngatnat 40 cara the week before, viii
naster asiycea from tho l;astc,7, narkos, together
au ruled aovr nyars wero On baud GS div ,;1he oa1lsr
M tnan usual the t!onail1 has exceeded tho supply and
npa nsvs sS.sSna 4xaRfsd sod h. o. "a
1iSo@s7s 1io e 6 rsn, IT 2e9 e 500 IT, soa
H. ~ II aR n r. o q ~ eon,non. 1po to sou
soy. The to.a ssles Tie week were ia hsaJ
lloos-Tlo receipts for ills week were laa cara or
Moao head agai',y. 14o tho week before. lis
except for PHILADELPHIA which fall OF loc to no at IT,
s1oze se 'a rnd Workers. which eosed dn ees Of
Extra philadelphia, sG5o good to prinp ihia.|cI:
lhia: s1.21@6,30; cxtra Yorkora s5,GD rood York.
eFs s,iTxn Ssae@$so common ho:s ss 1''
la2oo head uaainst 8l cars tlc week borc esi s bs
a,apnly has again been light. al barely meeting the
1oo H.. s7.o5el7 80: goo, e5 to 10 It's, 5,Ssf ID
T. ar; 70 70 W M s575Se Is conuuon 10 to Is Ns
NEW YoRE, March oD.-DEEvis-To-,7av,a roc,,p,e
Wcre ere w. making 0c5 fnr the last for DAYS agalst
2oo Tor ths s'e tl'ne last week. Therc is 10 csise
ancr csa, put NV WIN bstter weather. tho n,askot was
snrEr.lteeeipts. y5o making $40 for four aa,s
'norn oo aos TUG 1ane Tina last week. snllcrs aid
nuyu!s aIc apart anti fully one-haf Of tp offerings
sro gsod. Holders arm nars effected at hi! tIes
Il ISng ~ rs ff,m asase win bunch Of choics Ibs
s~1NE-Arrixals. 3G2U hogs, nnking II go for fonr
aglss ~ Soo for the same time last wccs Moth
& cify o. snle M a'f syf Dressed steady, al 7s07a for
BUFFALO. -
. Buffalo. March eo.-cArr1E-neceipts 957: total
market All stock inHold shipped East In i,rat h,nI,
s1tEEI AND 1.Ahns-I.oripiA, 4U0; toni for liz
ssek " 4soo Tho mario. clcsad hri,l 1t 5oo7Go for
u the ynrtls ,lnaolI ' e"' 1''u
Mtootsesetpts, oooo ota, for tho week. 10000
. so for Iotkrrs, and $5.70G95. 90 for leayr nous
fery fow prime lots in the puns; 1os9'
, 1874-03-21
The Ir0tluco, AIstrfkets,

. HEsN lONN+
NEW YoaK, Marcel. a0.--CorIoN-pull: m,d,,,,no
" @pls 11a lcs r., tutre7 1a rusea ssi,
la-loe; May, lu1.o; Juno, 1919; July: SS II sssGs
II 11.31o. 't @''usS
HRHAnsTUFss--Four lull and lower: rtcein.s 4 nm
brla; superano Weatora and Stats, 36toa5 d cnn,.
@Ss an to s Eso4 ,iS gos! elose
50. .ada14g; st. Louis. sas0@il6o lye lour oitu 4iu
Vt $a;1seas3b. oorn.nea! quiet; Western, H. enel
Chicago s.4dGsl.41; No. adwaukee. 81 5Ms1 ri ~
Wits Wcvts t1. ~ Anas'oa spsug
changed: Gurn more sclivu anl d nsde nr1,ar ~.
ssis. ssss o,s sa iu NV wsstg yssssfn "a
Western. o'95o2o; white Western, 62aoic. A''@'A
HAY AND 1lops.-unch41l4et
dhocEhlsa-Qolfco tn nlOdur4to rca,est Rim ot1<o,
snEar ar'n. Alolassea nnl rico 1uiet, -'' -'>s0'
rons rnssoIkv1nai1 aud no1ninu, cruas s1:o7o;
TuAPiNrlAE-Flrm at 400.
IEgua-ileayy; Wcstqsn, l6@lTc.
J., pRoslstoRs-Pork dull anil nominal; now ,,,ees
apoti $la.o6 AprIl.l Dstf aul s,s nua.s
aaeaeasea' A'aass pntst lapg, w saort cluas,
, 1874-03-21

:'.a p3'laa9Ae L.rd opcncd arn,nr c,o,ea heavy
pF,,g Sg1 apns 0,Sc April Oo May.
%%@'S;ssxx-SsI|nsnS',sea %',;.sx-S|s.1s,!s. T. '*'''''
| "f-*''s"''"I ~ r. 1o11,o y
IT. LOUIS. March ao.--corrox-Btoadv mi, Il, rnod.
I,n,,AIsruettam ntEHnra, mEio,n a,1n !a1n. =.
trado. Whea,@srf"9 4 e. n'ta weak only an order
ssgs; s;dSs1 s;1 NJ sn,sS rs Will, IT,, ~" - 3D.
rtnar sh "r sloyar 'ita IT, at NJ s,59 Corn
eak No. o frse ~ sao s5ese5or /; 1sts quiet md
M s Ses1 - Il tt a. y' inactive at s0e
heavy k meas a rny tts o;d ,.tter s,.ss esr.
,r.n M Ieao, nr5 y n Ail Dscon stenay only aoGbna
Iioas-1saccirts. i,loo mo,,,ot ,,,,ou ,,...
@suo bacon, iloavy. nsSa' n ao' c ght s7s
ss5sr' aaiss s7Sga gso sesrs as ss
pun.nr,,n,, 'rIMthAprLpIItA. r. IA y; .....
dull siners"n tS Gasat a;BsinEApsTuFFs Flour
sn.a str ia5y Slate oho. and dlt Indi-
bor sL7o @Jo Snans Il FIAT I ~ Tea sstS@los am
TErno,rt,MNnf 31Maua' 3Mtl o1!@hic.
WJyaaG WHisnr1giea,jy ~ H. aoAo; ro'inod, 14'to.
n.,nr,on1 ;MLr1Monx.
spF ssSs Mssss i'ssa' Sea;.;a saa r
at oU;aS1r o'0' o"7 af" Weatorn, 5s982c. nyo dull
rNoy1sIov,-rtrmor, rs; ,ra ,,..x.,-
pork sil,afGs m .! nr nnM naSahcng. Now mcas
oA@GNu ocur rih pi1aa sioacrs aaea a. 700 lbs At
nntsa 1oob1ng demand sho,l1ders 7kc. njcar r4,
burrnn~yory Juli I'.'g' wassa asaac Ill ,Lard gHo
@SSc. @.,..~ '''' '''' '''e''''' f0n' ~
InnTu1rr-T oos'Ae'
LOUISVILLE, s,arrh ~ srn. yti4,s.
Dnr4psrUria-Tionr onIst nna ,,,s 1t 3shs
nixsd e7o OH n,ireG a. Corn quiet at 700;
si.00 ~"' A''A'''' u ooc' white' 6oc. hyo.
pRovro1oxs-,utct 1,o,s ,,,.,;
slonlers bE ss,< esa s1a nor' !s nrmor at ss7s.
1,acon qnct dnd ieanaed uI ri ss 90 s9esr SaS
OH Uha,ao y;is.1nv n, ,m Oa kegs 0tc; nales
Wnisxg-pou. LOW 'cs u 'Alc, spot aud saah.
,r,,v on,,~
NEW on1EAss March anM.itSr. ,,.r,n,o 1,...
dul trebr, So6oaTbn fa,n;; r. o6l1n
uuiet and caser %:Itta nta.relSt SouoeGD 00 Coz
&c. "'''t'' oee'oo. oats quiet at G0G
linaN-None OH 1an;tnp min. T., ,xnso,,o... .fn
, 1874-03-21

IaIL4pELr111A, March 31.-Woo actlye anil stronr
uablo uayces report lii London a,otio-aales IL, at.
a's vs,ss Of in L. L. and sales OF 600 bales greasy,
America. ohln, Pennsylvania. and wcst Virptnia
SHo's eo.r sas m Ssasso Ssy sstr ein
aad wostetn iirm 1t 5oss3a; meilum'' S'st. 5;Gsin.
course, 4s9S90c combiag washed, G2.;Ga79c eoml.
~ ~ nnwasl!ea; :aas@lso ca1.ada coslny Ssao5e
s5es:Isa tN.;waah0d, 649575o; No. and superauo
, 1874-03-21
MONEYAND COMMERCE,
i nIoNETARY.

,, Friday EVENING. March 20.
flhahciai affairs continue stagl,ant, antl tho
aqpply Of money orerod Tor loan oou primo go
o'rity y lar!ger than 'ean be enlplpyeay a. 70.
married. day or two sgo, tllo prospect is that
tho supply Of money in this market will increase
falhcr,.>th bthorwlho, MS t1i6, holders Of
tho largo amount, Of pork and pro-
visions hore roniizo o1it what tuey hold
After whilo tho lumbormcn will want
ADVANCES TO pay or tho logging paraiea Tint lavo
beohin the pnerica@ ali iyldtorj md for pnylng
lroiglits on incoming eargoos Init tic domand
from tllis and oil other quartors can scarcely rso
up thb arifrlua 7i0fI'' ldGhnple. funds: III, this
markct rho groat acorot' 'ok tl,iH ahundnneo Of
unemployed onpltal il, thpt ;tio' panic ,nlado 1t
apparent Tint Improvement; cntor1rls6a, railroad
building, nhni,faetttrinR, mid tra,1u had bcen
ovordone; consequently thoro IL lnck Of contl-
le dence: in the future: profits Of many kinds Of
business and In tho Value Of uoafiy ali kinds Of
psopefty2espeeiaIiy railroads. dnd tl}e securities
based on railroad and manufacturing property
There IL plenty OF money, and, notwithhtaniing
TINT reoPlg hive rot over tho pa1lie"s fear wliia
prevailed h'fow 11onths ago TINT everybody was
going to, fai1: and thero' wis no tiobtor
sSt astsns@t %Sa s sope ie sBs afs s Hn gat so tS
doubt as to what to do with their money. What
they aro looking for yet, in HecuYity, though at
tue same time tho rnprofitab'encss' or unused
capital makos great demand for something
that win n'Iora soe'1rtv and so,ne reto Of III.
terest besi9cs.H Fiyo months ago 1t was security
alone, ,regarl}cssor thcintoreBf, that MA i,;lo.
mand. There is no question TINT q new range Of
nerohsitos Of lifohns, boon established since tbs
panic, and tat tho qicAtion of Rdcrity c1iters
more largely: into, tho estimate tlidn oyor
before, before, hence it ia reasonable that.. il
should bo moro difficult for somo 'filcu
tfnH fnft o@S{n
, 1874-03-21

Wheat; was aotive, a,Q ayoragel 11le lower
than Yesterday, pol1g worry atcatlY daflng; tho
otod lo~er , to toSc of rvatS disstassy MA as
from that polIit .,was even Yoaliog THAI lint of
tho ,noro public bneHy wlilo .New, York was tul
aud lower. 1'hla na'lo holders wouE, III tic face
81 nt nght foeolpta here aud Prlces aoon foil oil.
froely than usual, and the .narkut wax kont
bteady by a" active :lonand for lilo May oil-
ton il exchange for April, ~ u widor ilifeMr-
olsco OF 41l@59 ;por, bu. TAia colnprIpod tho
though, thpre was a. n,ouurasq inquiry tor Nav
whleh CAUSED D froe purollaae OF tic cnfreul
receipts to'cafry agaiuse that opt!on. R6arooIy
, 1874-03-21
THE L1yE.srOCil: MARKETS,

4ptnl. -.6.uAQ J,2lI k,1tH
CATTLE-Thcrc waa somewhat lean acIyo shin.
pE demand ttay, owing To- thu eas favorable toio
X Now Ynrk and Buffalo 4dylces, hut tho eunru.u-
lively snallsupplyot desirable shipping stook III te
yards imparteda conitent feeling ID A0less, and fill
MeYtosA racs s7are ins!stesl lspop. anll. With low
soatei exemptions, obained. Although the 'numLer
y outai!!n buyers Waa considerably dnsiuiaheI tlo
WAutH of those In nttGutunco were sufficient 10 uhsGrh
The olferilgg. ~ fuct, tue tnllk Of ts stock Ind
changed lalMls by noo while by tho middle Of tbs
afternoon. nnerehantab al icon clnaotl out
,' S, myess 1a s! 1e 1e tha yards Local butcera took
500 for common to gaod yraas stock cutie wcrc Ii
1aa 1s", ,aa y u 1!co. Or q
70 gno stoscrs Of froM 1850 to a50 ia average aud
.boGsaas for choice to extra staors: averaging from
1,2u1 to-, ,476. Tbs nartot .oloEol ntta,
QUOTATIONS..
Extra uMuoyes-aFAdetl1tcers M avosagtpgl,ap
0loce npuyss-Fine, tut, wu!l formed ayaar
g. o year ola ssecFsi averaging l,aGO to
.1 a.aag ns 6G0G9b80
stasrs. averaging 1,.lQ to 1880 ia t,as@otO
Asalpa'; a!B4ca-at9e1s In fkir, ,4p4h, AYur-
aging 1.1So Ia 12so As'...'....s.... t7sae,1o
, 1874-03-21

FRIDAY EVENING, March 20.
Tho following wore tho rocoiptH md alijpinio1ts
OF tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during the pass, twonty-fotr llolls md for the
corresponding ilato ono yoar ago:
, 1874-03-21

Dntcliora' Stoek-Oon,mon tn fuir etccrs,
atu good GOD to M o1lrn oo,vs, for ely sla,tghcr,
,aSs avsStaRhR s'9 to TOO bs 4.oo@l7s
aes avGgrtag"1 7o1 10 1o50 ibs. 3954oo
at,as, ,aat .n Acalawag atonts. - 2soaa.so
Gt AlH cnri'ie1 'ie1............... 4.25n Inn
Gtn "it0fol North ,........ 3iDuai 90
o"'''e--e@ao' Ihrn,Hh drovns........... 9UDD1.25
, 1874-03-21

Hhi,,nna ~, 86o q 3.Tb
Thseo oars @ taex icr ear q h sc o; 25 g
Witt 4siesIsfs~ino ssrso fsl!ows as .h'nEss
nfMsui MrhHse rhhfHase'1NSTtfs hNS iSs'?ss; ro,
mort far or.sr. ,ada ~ aHooKMercl'ana
''rrs1 1'Is \, as .1t foll9%a; " ; "'' "A'
90 s4oo. 10: ,1nin' lTs4' $iao9 d. 1aSla slo.5o 14x
s29uo n ' ~ ~'4'''' ~ z0Az''
IsDtDnnMNe: IptDraEia 8. J. &c; M No. ., 2oe
do, ioSc ~ 'S' o"F' 0ae' pfo' 1un eo1s, loo; cut
sabs s!sc. z'S0-fol c'ea' 1oe; eas quantity lie;
p,n n 81 ahoNEN9 n ~ 6a rates Russia iron, o.,
tta. eae ~ &c ao IL an1 ~ 21o DO No. stained 2oc
fs Asssed osMSo sj I'd p,a 1
Of lS lS's pr no ~ r15% 15a : ioe discount
~ w1ns, v,1as, t;o; So. T. .
11ho; 13 aud -. laNo ii an Il, i4o II 15o IL IL
isneo viz q full lndc 80 por cont 'seoant
oosaad ~. r., III moderate enand. ne.n quoe;
eine on asla g. m sieo i9s 81 - o nne s25
TN NAyAh ,.,.ss sroEs-he den'und Is ssendy iprov
ros iss %77sn'y sss stsay ~ rs gSoS a
hitc !aTcSd ) sope Pe & 557SlSS; n os 5s
o1Ls-Tho oil tray was oily noesatsS ctiyc mil
ya1slea weru not anb]ected to ny tlocide canec rn
.'.h comparatively h1aNy aB follows: Cbrhoy 1xkEa
1Se: extrn wnser lard. sac No. l. a7sc No.
ooesSae; apotn, s2.10a2.20; no,tafoot oil striov
pnsG; s:4o: do, extra, 9oc: do, No. l. bnnk n U0c:
att1ts zoo, cIophant oil 05o; turpentue 5Tfa6gu
nanE.na. nM u gravity lie: na1lltha, common 14c.
lOlAloEs-IAe rocetp!B wtrc largor, but co1,aist
sa ea mostly o. common and mixed varctcs which wero
Eeschlows, were firm, tho hitter at riaht asyancc
Early rose 20G9125; neachhlows, froii store Il AZ
ldo per bu; reorlcss do rs nor blt mi rc1 Ints
ll5@Sl !oi rcachhlows Iii cnrl0tH 5laQyaI H. d..
ivore; carly rose, S1.25; mixed lots sI1aI IL Dr..
AvoFeu.
falhor tnll and eaafer. Uholco stuck was nnstv in
antrcd FOR. Ducks and gceso wcro dill va n',ota.
T!rkoys choice arosaed 11a12Mr; do fatr to rooI
!ub@llc; do, live, 8XG910c: clliskcns S3 a5s XII:
dalr to good DO, *1,5oGS3.oo; do, In coops SIoOG
80 ducks, g. .01 gcese ye s70u@s 20: wiltf
aqsHs, RR,,iSa|;1 1eAa % ans, Pss dozen: "''
efa nut there is scarcity Of choco sce aid s,rh IL
helu hsny fair number Of orders wero placed to-
day At 60 for poor to Rool s. TOdSo IL for
rflmot and &28aa. IS for choice, aall lois GrilIsr
sssueeaoa. oloAer WAS steady ut $5h0GS5.00; mimi:
moth 10 at $o Al!let and Hungarian wern in bet
tor fc4ues aud htcadler tho former at o069C5o and
!ngs eha Weak u We uoto Hales OF SO bags
ex5Ea timothy at - 10 80 bags choice do at S2s5
eEs 10 ~ l2o bugs primo ut $2.75: 800 bags
m 70 a. 2. sale: a04 baga good a. 81 10 hags do at
~ osgs 40 Ct 2o7 bags far do at s255;
So.o. 10 70 q ~ s3So haga poor as S2s 10 bags
aao W ga ~ 75e car do At 70 80
cno,cG @ 1e5 ~ as e'e car primo do At e0c co
oaRs puos u 20 o. QUO,
sAIl-Wah IN far request and steady: onouflags
% "tu ~ ~" nne stV Canaua do, sac ordinary
=" saVoi ensFae diamond, S2.10; ground Roar
"A h1no 1uf~.
, 1874-03-21

iouH-rlo hog trade was brisk al a very nro-
naneeu aa,s adsamc9 m over yesterday prices The so-
Septs fslp , were 2ooo ea4 a yesseray aud uout 1000
geat Hurply fur batt,rtinys market buyers cnercd
. mto lixey eompetion for to-taJs, offerings, md
@9o0 tor common to cholc1 1t Which 1nngc ito ar
aot ruled hrm to tho close, with aalcs at for
common !iglt coarao heavy, unusosl, al M rud Ios
~ 60 for medium, and ut $]Go69Gd0 for 1ond
u choices There wero ftx sulcs 1T over $3.50 Wills
anost OF tile txnding wRa ut $5.a0f5a5.7O.
, 1874-03-21

-'LuAl1Es-Two cargnea NJ lumber nr,iycd ut tho
aalodacaa this morning. This u .ths tlrst lumbar
nuoFNl pa tho Wt!ooHAlu" maraet this seasnp, 10th
!us "ors run Thu ht sauu; cuisslal lteso
auH mud t1'e other VI l'eae kul anu eu.s,lun iul
2n e1sgo a! pleea HlllH Hod Ut sll.hu. which is u
consideration TINT tbs SUM i,inor sold lat fai t
teoably al1or Ut oArgau'wsll usrvu ut thu ducks
viii. bs VERY huuyy., Tla .llnlpr now oo,nnn fsr
ward WA plol laat full Oh tho slueka .lear lis Shore
E!yesA ANIL inrr ukoa sttll clusol ID liuyra}nn
rs. nansr s. frsslts IT, Ut, ats st s,stsss oah Il
rnpnrstl ut $3a fur Aanisuo ai! S2vo has hcc,s
A1nol fnr htus9agon. Tho following sa'n wap n,atla
6y A. William MrE!ao: Oarao aal.r sklmorp, frnia
NV u pafea 4t A. t4y yssa,
, 1874-03-21

naaness lag improved within tho hat day or two.
M owing to thb botrr condition uf lilo r,adh III
,,ntf mu ,,ttliof. uonmon lumhcr md ath arc Arm at
scma y, T. s1nng'os nro oeve at $3l5. c'oico brana
, 1874-03-21

;, kEw u =, YonK, March 2o:--Monoy closed at s@4,
Imports Of dry goods for the week, S3,25o, GAG,
si.s7H for aight. ''','' 'N>@
G2ld .2 ranged botvcon 1l19{@119, closing at
l1l?a. Carrying rates., tb So.
Jroaanry disburscd SIS, 1000,
Claarihgs, s,220OOO0O.
State bonds quiotlah nominal, 4.
. Cubtoms rocetptsi B57G 600:
Governments tirln. =
Stocks oponed steady. At and after the first
poard there was falling OF in Tho general list.
wi Nth TIC exception Of Eric, which MS strong,
=; uhe market mr. ruled ioyorsh and rather heavy uf-
" few n'omonts before the Exchange closed.
when afow buyers Of active shares Bt1ironod nj
tho prices, aud the market wound up strong and
iampsvtvlng anaast At an advaneeof 4 to e from Tic
lowest M point Wcatoru Union, Lalto Shore, and
Pacific Mall wero' the loaaiug features, aside M
from which transactions wero Hmnll. Tbo Hnlos
between , =, - and o'clock wclo 11a0OO allaros Of
M0ll, and III, 600 Lake Shnrn - ;.
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r A. HERMAN e. THOS. WHITE,
PRACTICAL GILOERs,
LOG Cpstomhouse street, near Royal,
NEW ORLEANS.

Looking Glass and Picture Frames, Plain and ornA
tall made to order Regilding done in the very best
style OH Paintings restored, refined, cleaned and
yaInished. Having business experience of nearly
tor Ioars IN this CITY, they hope to give satisfaction
70 their not only in the superior quality Of
N. B.--The patronage of the trade soicited Church
decoration and country orders promptly executed,
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HUGH FLYNN,

167-----------. Poydras Street -----.167
An who want to purchase CHEAP FURNITURE
can call at 1857 Poydras street, between St. Charles
Carondelet streets.
On account of retiring from the Furniture business
am now sailing Oft my large stock of New Furniture at
greatly reduced rates, am selling at rates below that
of any house in the city:
Walnut Victoria Bedroom Sets marble. top.
Parlor Sets, eleven pieces. ITO
Double Bedstead with Testers and Rollers. .... 70
Kitchen and Dningroom Furniture equally low rates
Spring Hair and Moss Mattresses the best quality
and at greatly reduced prices. no2 ~ "
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[ AIDES HAIR STORE.
GEORGE T. SHILLING,
39J .Dryades Street. 3sl
Bet Thalia and EratO, opposite Jefferson School.

lam fully prepared to supply customers and shs
b AIDS. guaranteed REAL HUMAN HAIRi
SWITCHES, CURLS of my own manuiactuTTeS
GooDs Of every description silk Hair Net, Fancy
Toilet Articles Fancy and Jet Bracelets, PerfuneIy
Fancy jet and Black Sets and every article used in
Hair Dressing; Combs, Brushes, Toilet Soaps, PoHaeI
etc. Hair Work of all kinds made and repaired Coun
try and city orders promptly attended to. ..sx~uc
Attached to my store / have HAIR pRESoInSs
and Hale CUTTING SALOON, where expertensSssss
and Children
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saeeuIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
EW oRIIAgs, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1874

MADAM" retorted Charles sharply, it ILL
beseers you to couple such word as treason
with the name of your husband's- brother.
2hall I stand by in silence and allow yen to
bring infamy upon my name and so have it
said of me, that it was Charles de Yslois that
beguiled the hapless. Guy of Flanders to his
dcstructionf No, by Heaven! so shall 1t not
be. And ask you, Philip, my prince and
brother, will you allow the blood of st. Louis
TO BIO dishonored in met Shall this be the re-
ward of all my faithful servicesr
Tt was easily seen that the king was inter-
posing with Joanna, and pressing her to con-
sent to q mitigation of the sentence; bat she,
in her implacable hatred against the Flemings
scornfully refused to listen; while, at the
words of Charles de Valois, scarlet glow of
fury oyerspread her countenance. Suddenly
she exclaimed:
"Ho, guards! Let the king be obeyed Take
the traitors, one and all y
At this command the royal guards filled the
hall, through all the various doors that led
into it. The Flemish knights allowed them
selves to be made prisoners without resistance
which they we'll saw could avail them nothing
being as they were at once unarmed, outnum-
bered, and surrounded.
One of the body guard approached the old
Count, and laid his hand upon his shoulder,
saying:
any lord Count, arrest you in the kings