davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-10


rjcctc'l do, car no grade le. Total f''f c"fsl.
l3l,h3o bn. inspected out: 7,'il bn EEtat' ti'll'
bn corn, 4, ,o7l bi Gals ..
The leading rf'"ace mafketh were efncsans nt"'
yesterday. with fair aelivisy In tho principal teraft'
lncns' The leat being takeh W wheat no "e@''e III
Tho 1'd premium lendca to reduce P'otauons an e.
portable nroancc lf't that vas faIly e"1Pc"s'eu ~
nFWes i'tc'Ha 'oelAete anu ''o'"' f -
threatened rain. Tho latter really rntcnt arRn-
cnt in favor OF higher rriceA IHc %tatAer ios tne
past few mouth@ Inns bceh 1aseranie I'f
growth OF ktraw nnI Erafs. latcFt hat u
las not Ectn particularly good for healing;
t,5..1 tho,. n season II, fn, that so rnrt
~ H.,.,.s,, ..1n ~ ,,,,,,,. ,r,n.. +b.r. In
ot the ssA'''efop WV ~" '"e sn',
radical rAahRe IN tEe "casnes. AUS euanEe WE "A
Iousl; locked for BY the great ina JnrIty AMI expected
x mt f.w WIN baya thought TINT this ycrk wouii
Ffn*c III eon's'h nn ""'"'HS Htto '"aA st ~ >o'
from wafns dFT "catacr. Hlfl sho temperature r.
mains 1bot the san,e Ar threEtsut 10 rP more Ht-
r... ahs, l.. w,utrI AI{ed In thla II The fact that
.,..,. h.. h..n ,.is.t 4, r,,1,,a rb,,,t t,c nm.
laus1 "'af"t na' us'.n s""e" - AH"' ~ " " " - -
tasu.cror there. MITCH rain about th's the means
rotato-sot and, II &lat cfcp hr ealy r1stIa faures
tbcrs r,,,. In an ircrrascd conttltn lieu Of broad
....T =. al ,,,. ,1, t..,c. .,.au7,,, IN n,res nj,
siuhh :" Nv NHs ''u' ''ee " -, IT,. ~ .,,
here war 90 snth shr stronGc,t tn interfere Will
e,,,rant, ,,ntno stnnnr4 e,u+Ious ahout orttating
~, r.... 80 80 .....,..,,..,,, 5,u
Iake-He'Rn'' "stp e"''etP.''"e'' ~ ,,,
The movement In dry 0ools vas Oh somewhat 'il-
lied seair but tho voluo Of business VISA ahos ur tn
, .y,roo. NJ f,,n,er seasons At the correspon.:ng
wv .,.n :. ~ r,,io fu,,, !, t,a ,.,,h ,,,
Fes'oa, Ant 1oooefs ~" '',,' '41 ~ ~ 49,. Vs.. '
movement IN staple fFoceflfs, anu rome oi 'he eaoss
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HOO pNoDuCTS-Wtro quiet nnsl 1rrnss. Tho rh-
cepts of hogs fully equal to tho requirements OF
u,al huyerH at,I shippers, but pcea wcrc well main.
taIned, md tho markets wern stcaly product
while tin nrmcr fsaug in grain here and tho rather
FREQ ahiprnents Of pork and meats wero incentives 10
STRENGTH though thero not much ctnani 1t Is
believed That stocks tightening up st all points iii
manner satisfactory to l,oklcsa, espocfally n Ard
anil meats. 1t Is remarkable that n tho speculative
u,t,clrs It IL ,ct to obtain cahh 1ots for shipment
at much, anything, lc's s'san tho prseo for August
delivery. TAe rcason In that money ts now Cheap,
added 10 which tho atn9 hero is noar1y nil carried
against futuro Bao- that there Ii itt!e which is
nut licked up In round lots This ~ especially the
caao III park though tlvru |. unouhIed surplus In
that article aud of 1t will probably have to bs
a,npked Into lacon before being eaten.
ArEss ponx-waa tu nlodcrata request for this and
mkt MONTH with moderate tIrnInR-orer hustnes1
l4t,suen tLtd nl3nt ant September. And atlyanecl 1h1
1rr bril- owing to tho fart that nernEs wets gLs ~ y
lii lii, lnA} ut *!"MGso,45 cash; a1a' br!s seller
AuH.st At tl9a7. a19.aJ; ANIL :SM htla seller stn-
tit arEst e1osSi rm It ti9 Is cash. tl5so for August
uali sI".t6 fur September. ExtFa rrtlto via quoted
iaap-Was dull, but nrm at an advance of aront 80
per l0u IT,, III SYMPATHY with pork thnsc being "y
small demand nn scarcely suy offered tho ltaskct.
hrl!sr August Ut t.3l7k 2ao tcs seller septemlSr nt
e4o; ind 80 trs seilcr tho year Ut t1l.s7k. Toa!,
so tcr It,s market rI*e,i arm ht t.1sest.2a cust.
$la.4J Tor September.
MEAt"--ns TT ~ tathes ne..es ne,saa' Nv sn ~
',,tsr ~ rcrs ss hseu ia r. for soycrai Jayx rsst
but Ksnsr.ily limited fully 10 below tho yluws Of
holders. wl were Obliged To cnnee,." In order to soil
lhs inquiry WI M"ssse: ca!shy ane - sausr ~, I.
a. re ,na ~, ,net nrers frnm E"ro,s
Nearly HutA1 los wctts nut on Thursday, Tho rs
l"rtcl sales were 70 h.a rejected shoulders at Ky
fI' t.., a..'ars lon eesss, hsfy ~ o. la i"n Nv
m,;ys,, ts.ns e marKst cioss1 a. srs for .houi
ter4. casll or seller July AKan,o for 10 seller A.l-
gust, md s'ic fur TO sa!'er SetaInrr nHo tor loh5
clear. tAsli Or scsr July !11 10 sos!sT Anersst
Ss ant ~ - *. sn,w ~ for so ssrr Auun.t AMI
fr lo aeeF H.pte1sbtr I2o for ahnrt clcata cAah
sceF July l34o for tu aaler Angns AnA l!<o Tor "a
teleF sepna'ef noiea msam ~ .,sher .nan r, ane
r'U ~ i",.r mi innr ct h.ns II iaxafls;o. Num-
ner.cts..i English msats, iltallko, bo1el; sweet.
,iek.uA hans Is ihA avsEuRe Il.t4llAc Hae'm msat1
quoted ut lt lac for hnus aAo Tor shoulders, l3Ac
for shurt rits, and lae for HtH1t clearso pacGcd.
| tinEsxE-Wnx quiet At 7GslUc.
| l3EEF lNOuUOCH-Wtrc quiet anu no;ntnAlEy lin
changed 1t S446 for fae4s 1875 for axtra mesa Aad
$l9t tU4.s 70, ,.ki fur hArns. =
| TALIow-4uotaa a. B0akc.
|
| aREApSTuEFS
| rfn11n-was rather more actiyc. and stronger. fl
..,. ..,'s, ,"n,,,,, 10 ,,,v.,.. T., ,,s,s.,. -,
sympathy Win wheat' 'nousn 10 atsaneo III p1.css e
established except In Desirable brands. aomo Of wh!cl
wofe marked Vi, about luo per bsl. Thera WA mod
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United States k-cor Of "a ....+....r."1ts's NY
!inr,. STATE. .Ns Of i:,;: =, ~, ,m
s.ss -. C %ssnaa.y MI n Jn!y y es a. u;i!j III,
s.sos u 's-tnuuary nsa July, ex. int IL iia..i
te 1,rtsei a;.cs new (: II iTs
United Htaes currency fA,.............l!-3i fA .'''
ronsiaN EXCHANGE.
acr1.nR exchange WAS 4a7i@ t9aN cable transfers,
London, 4oiH; Pars, b1o'.. Other rates of foreign
exchange arn quoted: -z...
trrn.auy trsiehsnarls). W4ts9d1
Nsllnl NFAnrs>: iii5
i, LIND tsulles.,. ',sa,..t1a ts.te III
swsn: sw"asn. ;os~ay, an Deumsrx tkfofi ~
Auststn {parer tnrins,. '.'' ="
s,;s;;s,s 4 il H. III, 81 81 iss IT.
ssso cnesso t city ;s5hisatss j, II. II
Wet p.rA p1r cent hc1ls.... " 4 Int.
rtt. Asaa.
Ste.rh.n!.' Sasions1. .:as, ;;.'
li.s. .s1oual Bank. k......"."......'...i$ IL
rmh X1t;sls! s,tan, n1 ii;t
t;crn,sn National Bank.
Gorn E.ehanEt NJ, SIt'oia '"''s' .'...''.ila is;
Nsti"ual sti's s'l'a''a 1,sna IT Illinois. j,
1l.nvss Tlust aud savings Bunk IT,
9.ntor UT ns.t S.t,,m,' ~ IN .''"'. o. l5u
linton Stock. fnrd National. l....-.......".l'o '."'
Hide and Leather pana a...........s..''''lo5 .'"'
MISCELLANEOUS.
R,d. Asked.
cy Mawa5' ,;Iway v''i" W., ss nt@e az. inv
C!ty HALLWAY, North Stde..... 70 .-.
Traders Insurance Company. go
Cha1her u commerce. H. x E.,,,,,.:, :"
chf,s.;o s r,ac DcSt ::t. cca;i.ny
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General Is
Quotations. GU

The only decidedly favorable influence at
the opening was an advance of $40 cent
in Sterling Exchange. but the market APP.
peared to be rather more than usually quiet
and the sales up to noon Were confined to
100 bales, after which, under a further ad-
vance in Sterling, buyers came forward and
took 5000, making a liberal total, as noted
above of $500 bales. Some brokers reported
that they had obtained slight concessions, and
executed orders which they We're unable to
fill yesterday; others regarded the market as
decidedly stronger, at least III the medium
and lower grades; while others again We're
unable to buy the descriptions wanted unless
ut ic over yesterday figures.
At the close the market appeared 70 Be the
most correctly represented by the above
figures. Good staple kinds were in light sup
ply and good demand, and consequently eoms
manded Ic above our outside figures.
The amount or shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged tor shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at A.,
500 bales. embracing % geo for Liverpool, 49,
900 for kavre, 1900 for Spain, 1000 for the
Mediterranean, 1000 tor the North Sea
and 5000 bales for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand
by our running statement yesterday even
ing, leaves 49,, 800 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses unsoli
or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: .Sales 600 bales,
including SEQ after 3 ?. NJ. yesterday. De
maud good It's quotations are raised e for
Ordinary and Ic for Good Ordinary. Low Mid
ding and Middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. 1, 1874 bales 1905
Arrived since last staten 5nt... 2.iso
Arrived previously. l,oII,o9A l,oI9o''
1O6j530
Cleared to-day. ......--...... @G,l
Cleared previously. ........... S9-,'5I 80, -
etock on hand and on shipboard nos
cleared ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,'7uu'
Stock same time last vear. ............. Zooo-o
To-day's exports were to Hayre.
Receipts proper since last evening 2i39 bales
against 1877 on last Thursday and 1913 last
year. making an aggregate since FRIDAY even
ING of 95S2 bales. against ! /, 9G3 last week and
X eS5 last year. and since August 81 OF 9ll,-
735 bales, against ,0o2, $50 last year decrease
ITO, S54.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
At all the ports. from l. NJ. yesterday 70
II NJ. to-day, 1889 bales, against $50 last
week and 1909 last year, and since FRIDAY
70 SS6 bales. against T., 266 last week, ana
50 $50 last wear. Total since Aug 81, 3l5i,-
SIS bales, against 3. $50, 9lS up to "Wednesday
noon, March %, last year excluding the
above 1907 decrease 2l1534 Exports
FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusivel to Great
Britain 81, l06 bales, against u, 92o last Vees
and 70. S9S last year. and to the Continent ',9oz
bales, against 27,63i last week and lZ'5oo last .
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AoVL week before II. 57i ODi d l,OJJ, b12 ~
Nothing has transpired in the Money mar
ket that indicates any change. The offerings
continue moderate at the banks aud on tie
street, and the rates Of commercial paper
without quotable variation.
We continue to quote trs9-ciass paper and
collateral loans for sixty DAYS at SGlJ p cent
per annum; Al do at 10h1l2, and second
grade at 15m5 49, Fir5t-class mortgages now
rule at 9Gal0 - cent per annumo while
second grade are entirely nominal
Gold opened at ll5Ih llG, against ilS' at
New York, and after tar business closed at
1l5 ,G1llGi, again,: llG il that market The
sales included S7O00 at 49, SD. O0s at l15,
@1l1G, $1,000 at IlG, $1,000 a. 1lGi. and a
round amount OF which the particulars weye
not reported.
No sales Of Silver we9e reported American
half dollars were still quoted at 10,G,, lOsJJ
and Mexican dollars at 9Gr 9Gi gold.
Owing to the improvement. in Cola and
bills at New York, Sterling ru.ei at mate
rally higher rates, and closed at Il NJ. redur-
ton OF $40 T. Gent for commercial anl B. 40
for bank.
The movement was OF fair extent, amount
ing to c55, 800, comprising $1,000 and $1,000
bill of ladng at ) %, ci50O Al clear at ) u ],
$4,000 do. at ) -, $500 hill Of lading az J. 81
@5.55l, $500 at 5.55@I j.553. sl0O0 do. az
5 S., 80 900 20. ami A clear at 55Cl5 49,
t5OOD bill OF lad ne 1T 5oG, and $1,000 bank
at ) 81.
Francs also showed material improvement,
ruling fully g cent higher than yesterday
The sales comprised to 600 commercial, EN-.
Tracing $4,000 at 4. - !, and 10000, 400, 200
and 275, 900 at ! 90.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at
5.54l015.55l for bill Of ladng and Al clear.
and ) 81 )- for bank and francs ut l: 50,
for commercial, and /, - tor hank.
The offerings OF Domestic Exchange were
of fair extent and meeting with good dee
mand, commercial was q shade higher The
sales of New York sight covered 1886, 900. en-
bracing $50 600 commercial at q 9-}2 p cent
premium; $1,000 do, $50, 900, $40 900, $50, 600
and $50, 900 private bankers and $50, 900 bank
at 9-32, and So, 600 private bankers and
bank at 5-l6.
The banks continued to check on New York
at n cent premium, while commercial sight
was quoted at 4GI3-lG, against s-16C',- yestero
day.
No sales of Stocks were reported.
We have again to notice a liberal movement
in New State Consolidated Seven Per Cents at
improved figures. The market opened at
about 3d. and closed at about 5's The sales
and resales summed up Sl65,00O, embracing
$4,000 at 81, $1,000 and $4,000 at 52l,
$1,000 at 81 and $1,000 and $50, 900 at aI3.
Sales were also reported of 5000 City Gold
Bearing Seven Per Cents at 50, and 5000 at
:}63
Nothing was reported in City Scrip.
Metropolitan Police Warrants colltiLua en-
tirely nominal.
No sales of State Warrants were reported
Old were quoted at about 30. new VI :sOGf
So, and Legislative PeE Diem d -.
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ifOMM ERCiaL.
OFFICE SEw ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Evening" March - 1870

CorToN The sales to-day tnos including
900 bales additional yesterday summed UP
$500 bales at ire guar prices. . part OF the
business being slightly il favor Of buyers.
and the rest OF it at an advance Of - III the
low grades and partial ! On Good Ordinary
to Strict Middling inclusive. to which we
have conformed our quotations. We give
also the figures and report OF the Exchange,
in full as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF ,ssIFIc,rgoS.
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u MAITRE,
SEEDsNAS AND FLORIST,
No. COZ Magazine street. near the Market.

desire to call the attention of Gardeners Planters
and seed BUYERS in general 70 my complete stock Of
Fresh Spring Seeds for the Farm and Vegetable and
Flower tlar,len-or the latter choice assortment OF
Bulbs Roots, and other Ornamental Plants. viii be
found In store. Also a large variety Of Paror and
Garden Ornaments of Rustic Wood Terra Gotta and
Glassware Homemade Straw Goods Wax Mater
ais Bouquet Papers and Holders. Visitors viii find
by giving me- call. even should they desire !.
buy that NV store will al from and for
Garden at most reasonable prices. Price list and
catalogues will be sent on application.
Very respectfully,
ia24 2rn p MAITPE
@ OTERI-COMMISSION MERCHANT, AMI
% Wholesale Dealer in and Importer of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS.
Keeps always on hand general assortment of Nuts
. and p FRONT and
"a and % FULTON street
js1 en- between Gravier and Poydras, New Orleans
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BIILY & POND.

We invite the attention Of the trade to our full
and complete stock o, FRESH GROCERIES
(some of which are enumerated below. which we
offer at low figures.
G. NJ. BAYLY < POND,
81. So, IS. 40 and Il Canal street.
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Office.

go bags old Government. Jav. COFFEE.
40 =. seed Tel.
$500 :. Good to Choice I!o ..
% :. LaGuayra ..
Ia store and .oy sale by
6. NJ. EAYLY s POND.
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IN, FRIDAY, MARCH &c.
|BIYLY { POND,
We invite the attention Of the trade to our full
and complete stock ., FRESH GROCERIES
some of which are enumerated below. which we
offer at low figures.
G. NJ. BAYLY 4 POND,
81. SO, IS, 40 and u Canal street.
Coffee.
go bag- old Government: Java COFFEE.
40 =. seed Tel. ..
1880 :. Good to Choice lp ..
% LaSuayra =.
Ia store and fox eale by
G. NJ. EAyLy 4 POND.
500 eases w Y. Lewis x Bros ana Kemp, Day
& Co. : brands.
Jus: landing ana 70, sale w
Gu. BAYLY 4 POND.
Tobacco.
20Oo packages. comprising all grades anu styles.
200 cases smoking do assorted grades.
In store and COX sale BIZ
G. NJ. PAYLY ( POND.
BuckNheas.
!20 bh's with sacRs.l
$50 half bbls.
200 boxes.
Just landed and Tor sale by
G. N. BAYLI 4 POND.
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LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEME
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
Capital Price ...-.--S1o.ooo'
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
incorporated August Il lees)
CLASS Z.
To be drawn in public at New Orleans, On
Saturday, April 10. 1878.
SCHEME.
10, 900 Tickets Tickets Only $40
HALVES, QUARTERS AND EIGHTHs IN PROPORTION.
prize of...........- 80 900 is.......o-. 40 Nt
prize of.......... 1900 s,o......--.o 10,oct
20 prizes of .........o 800 are.-....-...- lpope
2Go prizes OF ......-. soc are-..o........ 2o,eo
200 prizes Of s.... 80 aIe...s.......o d0,W
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
appro ximations of 900 each fJr Pie ns,e roe
lnaining units of the same gen OF - ,arlo
Der drawing the 1000 prize are -...-o... s.'o
approximations Of 200 each for the n.ie reo
manning units Of the same ten OF The
Der drawing the $4,000 prize are. iso0
440 Prizes, amounting to- s'45H
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
The nine remaining units of the same ten OF the
numbers drawing the ist full prizes will De entitled
to the Il Approximation Prizes. For example: Il
ticket No 1910 draws the $40 600 prize those ticket
numbered 241 1912 1913 1914, 1915. l247 124s, 1919
and 1850 will each be entitled to $500. If ticket No
2}l draws the SO 600 prize, those tickets nunberet
232 233 23i 235 ;" 237 2}e, 259 and 24O viii eaot
be entitled to 500
Whole Tickets, 80, Halves, Sjt Quarters.
81 so, Eighths, 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
Orders TO be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock box $50, p o.
New 0rleanA
Send P. o. Money Order. or RegsteS Your L9lteie
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Tobacco.

1000 packages. comprising; all grades anu styles
200 cases smoking do. assorted grades.
In store and COX sale b.
6. N. PAYLY ( POND.
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Huckyyiieas.
!20 bh's with sacRs.l
$50 half bbs.
200 boxes.
Just landed and FOR sale by
M. BAYLv :. POND.
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Pickles.

500 W. Y. Lewis x Bros ana Kemp, Oa
& Co. $ brands.
just landing and fox sale w
G. u. BAIiY i POND.
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Raisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAISINS,
800 hf .. .. ..
1000 or =. =.
2 casks FIGS.
20 o. Lev CURRANTSe
Fog SAFE by
e. NJ. BAYLY AZ POND.
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English Pickles.
800 Cases assorted-mixel. Chow Chow. picca-
lli, Caulihower and Onions.
Ju store and for sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY < POND.
81, 3t. %, 40 and AZ Canal street.
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Cheese
900 boxes Choice Z. d. CHEESE.
50 >. Nutmeg ..
100 =. choice Western:.
Just received an. Cor Gale b.
G. IL BAILI . fQNI's
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worcestershire Sauce.
100 eases half pntes
ZIG cases pintso
Juss Received AID for -al,. ~
q. NJ DAILI g 1O:Do
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w. :. Culbertson, ct al, w. Peter
Newton, ct. al. Foreclosure for si,-
S75 Ia.
w. Collins Va. w. Jones, ct. al. Jsds-
ment for $3.50 IS.
Julia 4. Hopkins vs.. N. Hopkls,. Of.
al. venue changed to Martin county.
l.. Pappenhcimer, ct a., W. r. Pick
dsrdt- dismissed.
A. Buectler Tvs. Jos. A. Miller. Judg-
ment fer e52 20.
c. Siege, ct. al, va. c. Radensker.
judgement for $3.50 81.
+. Happier VS.. G. Rademsker. Judg-
ment for e169 O7
e. K.xDrew. ct. al, vs.. f. Hobbs
dismissed.
j. Friedman W. I. II. Greese. Jsdy-
ment for SCI SO.
III. Mauntsl VS.. Jos. Wells, OF. aI.
Judgement for s5ls 9s.
State on rel, Josephine Lamber va.
George Brosemer-b basta I'd dy--csntiuued.
N. n Su'toh 's. ~. -. aCOOs-ut3-
missed.
+. Schneider vs.. Jos. Ferguson.
Judgment for ella So.
Singer Manfg. Co vs.. II. Collin,.
Judgment for $50 40.
JOS. Friedman, ct. al vs.. h. Pickhardt.
Judgment, sl7s 95.
Thos. Dillen, guardian, va. w. II.
kelso, ct. al. continued.
State VS.. Leuis Miller on bend
Judgment for one cent damages.
Aug. Ii . hgi vs. G ~. Jutt-d -disnlsse
w. Kell9ms vs. j. NJ. kelluns -dis-
missed.
Ch. Reutpohler We. George 6chmldt-
dismissed.
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Total for the Co. Js5s a 2,4ss 10

Total for the Co. 5655 ~ 2,485 10
The Trustees OF the several townships
can now mske definite calculations re-
garding the length Of the School Terms,
aud see 70 IL that all the money Is ex-
pended that belongst TO tho Townships,
from the fact that ifs balance is kept on
hand aud not expended, it must be- d.
vided next Spring between the twelve
townships which have been recently
organized.
For TuAT purpose letters have been
written 10 all the Trustees in tie cocntv,
advising them 10 expend all the fund -
near as possible, so we may not have
any trouble in dividing the remainder.
that might be kept OH hand after tho
schools are closed.
4. u. BRusDIcK, Co. Sup't.
Hnntingburgh, Jan. 4th. 1878.
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; DUBoIs CIRCUIT CouRT. The busi
, ness Of the January tern, Of this Court
O. g. Welborn presiding, and j. c
Schaefcr, prosecuting the pleas of th'
State, was all closed up last night aut
Court sdjoprnsd, tbs docket being clear
ed Of all the business which was Ready
for trial.
was ready for trial.
The following is the disposition o
the various eases: State vs.. Il. Y
II obbs. provoke; VS.. Rob't. Parsons, ct
al, tresress W.. w. Jones, trespass VS.
ID. BONN, forgery ". y. Elkins, A. 4
b. with intent; ". Josh Summers, 4.
& b.. VS.. +. Hrensier. A. 4 Il. and con-
cesled weapons vs. Il. w. Shipley and
I'D. Devalt, murder; vs. ID. Foster, A. Il
b.. VS.. T. Evans, ct al, trespass va.
Voweii, A. g. B. VS.. w. G. Hammond
hunting on Sabbath; VS.. n. Pirkle, a.
80 Il. with intent VS., J. &. Evans, sell
ing without permit; vs.. J. Dillen, con
ccaled weapons; VS.. A. Il. Spradley, A
& b.: VS.. l.. Stephens, A. & Il. with in
tent, we're all continued upon motion.
State VS. A. Anderson and w.
Anderson, A. & B.; guilty as TO w.
Henderson, and fine of $5 not guilty as
70 A. Anderson.
State VS.. Joseph Miller, Jr., John
Bume and Henry Seagers, riot; John
Dlume fined S.; continued as 10 Joseph
Miller, and nollied as TO Seagers.
state We. +. Payne, contempt-dis-
charged.
Ststs vs. F. Krack, desecrating Gene
terry; guilty and ordered imprisoned in
County Jail 80 days.
State vs.. J. Anderson, concealed weap-
ons. Fined 81 %.
State vs. J. Roschcib. not guilty.
State We. /. Rcuscher. ct al, selling
near religious meeting 1. Rouscher snd
Joseph ;ch~artz. Fined s. co each.
state vs.. Asns Eby, selling near re-
lligious meeting Fined S. 90.
State vs. ID. Tirscling, not guilty ol
selling TO minor
State Va. ID. Wirschisg, A. & 3.
Fined 81 %.
State vs., A. Halter, selling near re-
iigicns meeting. Fined c3 ".
state We. h. riekharit. Affidavit
7uashed.
Krllc'ss vs.i Dled.ow estate. JuJs-
melt for 80.
Wclulsn VS.. Drossmer's, estate. Judg-
men, s2s.
Vea,ch vs. A. Bakers estate. as %.
Csriuan, ex parte partition. Deed re-
ported
A. Hsrsch vs. F. c. Bockman. kJec,-
neIt- continued.
+. Pitman VI. Whit,eu partition :
deed maJs.
J. A. Miller ys. Lory. Ljsstmen;-
continued.
Geo. Wander vs. W. c. Goodman
dismissed.
r. Dilgor. vs.. ii. Beckman-con-
tiuued.
Anna E. Schmidt We. II. Schwse2pe-
continued
W. Euz vs. Jos. N. Cassady. Foreclo-
sure ordered for s73 As.
K. Kirk vs.. j. G.. Britton, ct al. con
TIMED.
J.. Lsmmans vs.. J. w. Black we'll
partition: sale reported for SO, ,9l5 10
continued.
j. III. Rottger & As.r,iller vs.. ID.
Miller, ct. al. Judgemeat for s., l,ls4 90.
State on relation, T. Geislc- VS.. n.
Melchoir - continued.
Marg. J. Divine VS.. J. IL. Divine
dismissed.
J.F. Profeter VS.. c. Il. L Rich, ct. ux.
Foreclosure dismissed.
w. Niemillcr VS.. L. Kempmeier dis
missed.
Nj. Fis.er, admr. VS.. 8. Hendrickson-
continued.
John Curtice VS.. Thos. Haris-dis-
missed
A. G.. Cavins ct al, VS.. c. A. Burnam
two cases continued.
NJ. a. Sutton VS.. Ph. Sutton. Divorce
granted, and $500 % alimeny.
Jos. Sprausr VS.. A. Rsgener, ct. ux.
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0yThc eptirs business of the Circsit
Court this week was furnished comfort
|ably in three and . half days. Every
county around W oecnpIss scrs thse
thribbls tks, .ims.
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Don't Drink To-Day.

Don't drink to-day, my bowl
Let not the sparkling glass.
That wees but to destroy,
Touch lips just fondly seal'd
With mothers kiss. my boy;
Her hope of earthly bliss
IL told in asking this
Dou't drink to-day, my boy.
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Excess OF Al cents per child over last
year.
This will give To the varions school
corporations OF Dubois county, the lo.-
lowing amounts mere than they re-
ceiv.d in 1878.