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The daily gazette., 1875-07-01
no E'rrson can te ieo ihosc niuer, .,

fS0 TerRon can isc these Ritters o,oo,.
ing to directions, ANA remain long u1weI ny,
vllcd their b9nea arc not DESTROYED liz M. Wv Wv
ici5On or other means, and vital orpors 80.
"eyon1 tho rolnt Of repair. "4''ed
sbyEpcpsio or rfndigcssion, IIeadacbc p,,,
IN .'.e shoulders, Coughs 1ightness OF Tho cbs,.
dizziness, Sour ErTciaiion9 Of the Stomach b.1
ste in the Mouth, lilious Attacks PalpiiatoS n.
fiis Heart, Inflammation OF the Lunrs Pain IN ,hn
IN m The kilneYe and hundred othcrnom%s"' %'
WptllG. arc the oilSprlng5 of dyspepsia nm.
hptuo Viii prove better guarantee Of IT. r.ras my
t.l1n isflrtiiv alVC rtisenent
E0T clAssin GufIpIusus7 IN vonrc c,nl
H4tlr.'H rr shia", ut the ttTH Gt 'yung nj f.i n,
tuc turu of me- these Tonic Filters Nj .r,31 T., a.
81 ied an lllJ, nee that improvement /; soon ~.
crpiue.
Eor saIssHusIiSrY c;td Chronic ghe-
ntGtiSHi anu dtut, Bilcu'. Remit tent and llfl
uhtcLt t.,tls. Iise a.. 0g thc I.llOl, ii III
r"is ahG liadIeG thc-e Eiterl have NJ t,tg
Saea I'-cF-e- arr caused Is Ntiatcl Ilogt
Ehey are ~ acHtie pur..Iivr as " cllr
"a Tonic, possessing tho merit of acting a.
r1weriCi agentln relieving Congestion CT luGAr
nation Of the Liver and Aisceral Orsana. LLIn
1.i0us Diseases.
EGr Skin Diseases, EruptiOns, Tettar siI.
hhen-n, BlotcheJ Spots, Plmples, Pustules Poi,
earbuncles, Ring. g.Horms, Scald- Head, Sore Eye
EIyspelas, Itch, Scurfs, niscolOratons Of the Sim
aumors AMI Diseases OF the Skin of whatever nam,
nature are literally dug up and carried Outo,t6c
iystem IN snort time by the Use OF these Bten
Grateful Thousands proclaim vinegar B,
fTRs the most wonderful lnyigoralt thai Eersy,
tanned the sinking system.
II. II. MCDONALD a. co,
Druggists and Gen A fs San Francisco. Cal 4
'os. OF Washington and Charlton Sts., Nj.
SOLD Bf ALI DRUGGISTS h DEALERS
The daily gazette., 1875-07-01
NOoTtt ID 10 t:.;

OF oil sizos ha3 cf The b55. make. + .lich hc
will sell lower Cham tLa same sood5 Gan be
largo stock OF boots and Shoe1 before pur
chasing elsewhere, Rs you will he convinced
OF his low prices. Remember Tie place, 2i9
West second street,
marl7w&deodSm DAN L AcGUSkER
The daily gazette., 1875-07-01
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
SECOND ST, DOORS WEST of MARKET

friends and the public that he has on hand a
large and well selected stock Of FALL. AND
WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
best material and made in the best manner,
and will be sold as low as thesame article can
be obtained in this or any other city. Ladies'
and gentlemen buying at my store will have
the advantage Of large and varied assort:
neat nttlng boot or shoe. The public are cor
daily invited 70 call and examine my stock
and learn nj. exceedingly low prices, -, =
ns.!' sss4a,syt JOHN K. kARCoCK
, 1875-05-17
w.rs picked sp and ths weak closed = arn

w.rs picked sp, and ths weak closed On a firm
mAslot.
ouorA11oNa: ~
Extra Detves-0rAdcd steers, weighing LOO
ltftt t@...... .9B..htSo.B3
tln9ce nccYts-finc. fAtt wrt1 formed ynsr
70 . Sear Old hseers, wttgllHE l,9e0 II
..t9V hnh ~. 0o@aD.l3
Ing l.1,o 10 i.2so ils.................. 67a95.eo
MeEinfn Grststs--atesra III fair flesh, wsgh-
tnE i'op to 1.2oo rs. B.E93Gs
nls'hers' stoek-foor to fair Etcera. ttnl
cofnnon 70 rhoieo cows. for city daughter,
reshinB $40 10 i1Oo 1ba... Aroab.os
Stock uastlc-comnlou cattle, Weighing 70U
1nferior-.11ght snd Thin cows, ht!fcr1.
.i.x., bulls. and scatawnH ktecra.. ......+ 2s0l33.2s
IndS-tn tllfs branch Of tho trao tia week under
5efisr VIVA tharaetctsae by activity and arInnets.
The sercipts wure light oven fne lila aeasun nf tho
ytat s'nonntinH to nn}y tna, ~ INIT to,D'1 liant
week, Hf2ia week before last, mid ri, ,fAs for lie
responliEg wrek ia.t year, aud, with Ruo demand
both rom l0cal cutters and shpperst sellers were
osAssa IL materially advance rricet. Ths improves
iacflt aoilnta 70 dso0o reE 100 tM aud waa aArol
~ ~ A descriptions Ncallns abpvo herallawaH.n 4
p0tef avefaHs clasa Of etocx waq acn forward than
:hat asen In the yards foT nuber nF wtekh rtyonS
NV she qualify Attnr ait was n,trtraby poor While
ths ma]or rart n ha 6rtrnas ehanged owners wltlin
tbs ranGH ef $3.50" 7t0 tcrs WIRE salca a slIe way
fsM 500 fns "sk!tre,a,' 10 $!e1 for tasra piiiaaet
iha hogs. safnr'Ayx supply waH small sn.l by mid.
dAy TIN itns wefs empty os wara ottecel at 70
as1 far !nfttiDr. At $ea70 for common IL shtrA
bgAt and 1t $'.7ss5a.9s for ronmon 10 good heavy.
, 1875-05-17
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.


snfeial Dl4pa4eA 10 tbs CAteass fttbuas.
Hxw yonx, May ls.-FLoun-f,nsl and tAus fol
low and medium grades: family grades Atm bu.
qu!ot sales 900 bslS. souisrh Hour 1rn,, though
auleE salea $50 brls.
anAix-Wheat Morn Arttya for future delivery !;
weak aud n!at for wintsr arm for choice sales
ll700o bu No. 21Iteaeo spriug in store, $l,lat no
Milwaukee aaoat, sl.2lkl 1909 hu, Juns, 4l.l0 !;
red Western, sl.a,Ai.tas amber Western In stors
sl. Barley lnaOuss And values sre uncertain. Bar
10y malt 1rtu, but dull. 0ats hrnes, with fair 4le.
mand; sa!cs % 90 bu; n6w Ohio mixed, tic; wA!ss.
7so 10 7ako nonlnsily; Wsstesn mixed, 7sa saoat;
State utsd, 11o; white, 7aAo 10 7oe, ya auta. and
nrm 1t tl.o9 for Etats; &l.ol for canaaa In bond.
Corn esstsr aud quats few buycts arang them.elses
OF lbs eoucsssionl sales ~ oo bu; Wcaeen n1itsd in
stoss, seasshc; do aGpst a1@a7Hos white Westsrn.
SsNc; yellow DO, 87Xo.
pnovtstoHs--Pork lsss Actiye and eAser: esley $50
brls. Including }obblus 1oisl new mess, tn,oo Tor
future dellyerT lritea slightly OF; 7s0 bsls Juu..
$1l.76: $50 bris August, sa2o,; July nonnalt
at$ls7k did, Beef without ohsngs In prloo trsAs
confined 10 small losl rIaia meas, ssoo3looJ: extra
mess, $lo,0o31aoo: packed, 3ls.oo, Ttgree hcas
qaet: psMs msi:. tia.ocda2o.co, 1pdiA ma.s
&0.00311.oo. Beef hsms unclsngel, Uscon
quiet; " boxes tttsy long cle.s, iaHe;
.na s4.s nGf@a fans as.ry las. 1 a. ds
tions sald 1t Is lil8c, closing Il lsEo Early IL the
d4y lsxo paid for 100 4!eIce4 hut lsAo WI ths
nRurs setbs close, June aod early Il ID Q.1Go. tut
rtcedcd 10 lsko, There waa aoms pressttre lo Saii
Dressed hogs stssdy :. oho for city drrsasd.
TA11os-DssaanA fstr u unchanged pzioas sa,ss
, 1875-05-17

The Arrangements Of Tho Bosri Of Traat dfalctR maze
psier very tnaI This rtAnfts rt tho spr1nR tsaan,
aihongh far from unreu1,tr.vc re 20 ah 1s oe,n.
d,aarponinaenI haa foiloxtd. policy OF curt.il-
.ns ]. ieog .dor III, 4 ts ennntT, =, i
Mini.hsd vaume = applications for ioanr from nur
camille sources. Parties who hrs carrying e@l !oans
ays taking svAnARp OF e cAAJ tates At Which lothg
can he had BY otsts borrower. anu, borrowing A.
yer rant, paying call loa1s eoutrsolsd At higher
rates.
Ou the strest thero T. full supply Of iosnab!o fnnas
on e.sy terns but with elriuRent requirements to
1srnrity N1teA ars fafS paf cent
New York c.rhanse vas htmer 1t 50@too premium
betwttn bshks for 81 /, 90.
The rlcastnga Saturday wtre g. 32d, ,r11lo, and the
b.anrcs. $I36 nara; tor tho corresponding week Of
last year Tic figures were 81. ~ and
10, respectively.
GOVERNMENT 1oHps.
, 1875-05-17

Tho .t0:ls Of neas. III Jobbers land. ate inss''1sd
tssd IN manntactnrsra' haaaa not Melndet. Tho
Ono houra e>tirnstoi. Ths aboye stock oi lard Il
lafEts than indicated by compartson Of receipt" ana
ss III =, ias . t'@ r.,
s,nraer lari. Thtreon house, NJ work turning
oul i.r md c.ts their aggregate weekly killing boz
MESS 1soax-was aul,. sua declined 1o71bo per
III under rather FREE offerings tn proportion to tho
oo pesk 10 vhea s.a ssle q 10 Gra
ea. n 81 lo!sl at s3iso; t69 Gr!s seiltr 5an. =
and 81 bril- selles August a! t2:.ns9!o5. Total,
MAO bsl*; n1oas Of which MIS- simply turned oycr
xs 9sfs .s: 1sct! sE . tse ~: t Hsa: asoF "n
lots of cash nominal Al ts closs at about s1 40.
E.s. Prime @ @ pSrk vs Go1ted a1lt ~ a. S!'51 ~ IT,, t.,
sympathy with Mrerpool which W. quoted at oes:
Tue fscs Of srse summer production oflsfd brought
~ r. .esr IT, ssr ,s s. r. s..
g; Ths lnsttst :ie:ea dS!l \ SIS 2, s4.h tlssks
at sts.17.. .@1se0 sof Auguss.
s,t sgs cs sr n:
much den1snt but holders Nars hF1n aalea wore TO
io.oo) u: sAort ee.r. .ass jaly, nj iaxs; I'D isa
trtvs terma. Ths n,arfes AK eiossi It sasSo Tor
shoulders. e.sh Or seller at.y s.o do se'er June
o. ss:s s,., ju es ''n = :sst
ribs, 1lf312r cash o. aell*s May; to seller June,
i;e DO sele. July l3c: short slo'ss cash Or sslier
Juy. l9o. Baxel meats ko higher than looao. sutu-
mor.eured Eugltah meats, ltN..l?c boxed; sweet.
picked hams. Il lbs average, 1t 1!A91lHr. Dac0u
1nests aloca At l3kta1fHcfor bans, 94c fol shout
ders l3c for short rba aud 13kc for short clears,
all paekcd.
nnEAHE--WaA Qniet 1t tGst1c.
DEEF rROpuCTs-Wcrs qnttt and nomlnhliy un-
changed, At $40 fo. css 50 for e1t1a mess, and
sou a.. 90 foe hams.
TALLow--Quoted At aK9SHc.
, 1875-05-17
COMMERCIAL,

The f.Iawing were Tie receipts and shipments Of
tho leading Rrtces al produce In this city during the
twsnty.fUNs hours aaaina 1t n'tlock on aaturday
morning, and for tho corresponding date ons year
sEo:
, 1875-05-17
IN s&ors al
40 u1l nuru ~ b1 Sdded.

A Nav York exchange sAyss
Ths Atempt ~ run up tlcHs 1f grain, II tbs ptek
mt tios appears 70 10 one u tho Whtu
however, shat hour hsa tsen, during al tho lt ae-
son, tho eaeapeat htt!rle OF fool IN the MARKET aud
there should be rcason w4y wheat should not trlng
IN sytraxa mArkst rrtcs with uthet products, Thsts
has bcs. hpwsver, cousd depEsssou In ths Hst
tton which 10 very la.e th yoar, Vii Bring oaI hsso
soeks Of grain from tho Dald ports which have teba
waiting better markots, we'll ii tho D4nue tie
ulAck 6ea, and tho Asof which hars bseu clpsel by
ies. Mh!!s !hers II ytt good sIpply for shpnisns In
pFtas sls Htitiah markets"
Harding. arsy Dewey, OF Dosson wTits - foilowss
The tfnnsacttons Ia wool have Agnin besn quito
large, hut thefa no Improvement 10 uDtce an4 G1l
tts st!ll disposed " close up stoeks f1at s1
bls The principal transactions hays lsen n pulled
knd California. Fi4s tseces sttil n,oye slowy, aud
holders hays to shade lsts 10Th ano heecss and
Australia 70 e4Act sales. but medium and aomblnx And
dolnun ledceS IT'LL c1M!napa vary Attfth1$ prices.
Tns Vt Tina te<ces heso II con1lder1bly reduced
auu Moey In the landa Of house, aud III pAilasl-
quite eMu With sotne sx wecls n !eaxt uefo1s anJ
Rip poa1l1lf ba lece,Tei, bu& m4uufAcfrers
Will vary lndtdhtsnt aud pueehsAa 1nt5 10 fvpny
tn1ne1lata wAis. Thsro 4 Ia !art vary u.
that psiea ats uet likely 10 bs hahsF f5r soma
ttliu to soHSt aud wAen tas nsr clip bgls ~ coma
forward fEou u! isunts TINT lr,css uas 1oeede VI.
~. tas oua'ss. Fso'sfs fron i.
Ths fots9yIe liasTs' Juar1laf s,Js.
From al t4t coal AArtx IL. tAtrS ID m s,nlo
supply Of coal for tsessat rulss, except !n III L.
tiSh ind SahuylktA YaAsys, but qyea aers thev "A
ttinS al ahsy uss aud u but lIttts syauesd pstea
tns yoa tzaas hss imptoEsd vsfg Nls snx. 70 N.
, 1875-05-17
MARINE.
LANE FRElaATB,
C1jI1AAr.

Vsaaseuen sre stllt hoding cut fos u for cora
to uafaa aud ono vcssel the ~, J. Wilcox, was t1kan
fur 33to9 hn At that naure. Its equivalent The z.
Corning wa tnsagod for wheat from Aslwaukas 70
Duhalo, II 4He. Thu local matfet was conId-
erably strengthened by the announcocnl that III shs
tonuago IN hNstte4 harbor hsd bsAa tAkAn for uhst
MAKO.
BUFFALO,.
yea4eowuers and coal shippers 1t th!a port ars per
seetsy indifferent Ahovt making sseiah.
both parties vstl!hR further developments Of ttsds
prospects. Tle Board ot Trade has rcAc!udsd the
tion tatcn On the esaal Hl ID ladlus On Saturday,
and haye sdSp.ed tAs bill usta fas s4tssa yeazs pAaA
slightly modified.
bfessss. Hodtt b Brown report tho charter Of he
schf Craftsman, r4ps stavet, nay city 10 u1tdAu III
Anil, 1aka Ontario, It IS so!A,
TOLHUo.
Tla following charters Waro tapbrted by John Hte.
yona Oo., sshr Oosstcan, corn to Er,s. aAo; sohr
Laura uule oats to Etc vt ths rat, ol 2lc On corn
schs Wiuiaan ahups corn aud Wheat 70 oaxsgo, sAs
and $40.
LAKE MICHIGAN,
CHICAGO.
Tin lufnhsr bnatfet u sg.ia crowded with tumtss.
hdeu yoascs, shout ttt c4rgoeA having tgs IN lass
Ing tho Eass tNsu.y-fout houis. Ths zcnts Fs1eoa
and Sonora II $oslvtne rtpalEa u oaa at ~ dotf d
~ SsaaA9s os4asgsa -. IAs AaA< AnstfaA
, 1875-05-17
NEW YORK DRY. GOODS MaRKEr.

NEw Yonx, May l3.-The packsgo trade In do.ntatio
goods drsgu hoavy, aud jobbinR branches srs quiet.
Cotton goods fairly ste1dy except Lsacled shlrtluKs
which hara dropping tendency. 1rnts oonliuua uu.
setfed, but The bssr sIytcs command full prices.
o!nghams stil In light supply. Wooden goods rulo
quiet In AFst hnnds. and shawh ars very dull. For
cIan goods quiet,
, 1875-05-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

oNa . WI311R TTNHKE F. =
nosroH. May 15.--Wool very dull, with no prospect
at present of at,y Improvement. sales Of rsce wool
tic raat week have bcon quite htn!!td. comprising
fono aua1 fota OF Ohio and pcnhaylvan!a neceo5 at
ta,957c; Mch!gaa feecea, ts@s9c. Scarcely any III.
quiEy for Ano lccces or Ano Ausraian. Although
pricoa mny now ba considered quits ow, holders aro
snxloua to closc up soc but eren 1t concessions
submitted TO tho TRANSACTIONS would no! 10 materially
increased: 54a may ba considered extrcme prices
for good Xxx aud XXX Asesea; while No. l woulI .cl
readily at 67Ga 1ae. Pulled wool s meets with tasr
don,Au, particularly nno supcra sulhlo to tako sliv
place Of No. heccos. lIodera sold up close, and
hays not allowed thu siock Of poi Ia Acoumuats a.
prieea are ~ high Al hsy laly 10 be for aos tina
to coma.
Bales Of Western and other fleece, At a.@5oo comb
Ing aud de1atne neeces, b7eIftc; unwaslet combtng
anil dalalns, 45ss9c; secured, sac93.o5; suyss aal
\ pulled, 42I957k.
, 1875-05-17

ALcouoL-T4a very quist In consequence Of ths
unsettled state Of ths hisaxiuas xstet Quotsbls 1t
ti.slAa.sa,
paobA-CoAR-Mes with The average demand 1t
unchanged pricea. The stock Of broota-ootn Ia Tho
Nost1wos. 10 placSd u 2soo tans, Of which u.t1o
mora tsan 49oo opa IL IN tha handA af tsalsss H..
ports t1dlca.a Increase In tbs sarasgs planted with
hrpom-eosu. especially N KAasAz. AahrAskA. and
, 1875-05-17

PtTTsBuRo OIL MARKET.
lTr1apuk1. IA.. May ls.-lo'rSlsuin firm: crude.
$l.o!K 1t parkerfs; rtancd, l:Hs, pLilsdsiphiA de-
HYArY.
, 1875-05-17

htfch9ntA national 81
Flint National Dlpk ..,.....,....,......t lGJ tU5
Fifth National D41ik. eNJ ....
Fourth National Bank k..,,.,,.,,,.,,,,, B5
Commercial Natlonai D,nk. ............... le0 ls3h
German National Ulnk. l3U
Corn Exrhaugs Sation4l DJnk k.........,.+ 1IO ,...
CITY Nptioual B.sK. .sK..................... l9AI lA3
HONS National D..,k. ,..i....3 l9v
NutIonNl B.uk Of Illinola. los ....
Illinois Tfnst auI HLrtng4 14nk .,,.,..,.,i fN}
Mervhsnts' Swings, Lo1n and Trust Co.. iss leo
Union National link ,................ ....,f i6u
Unou Stock YaTI Nnli0nAt. t............. 1t0l ....+
1fids + Leather Dant. ia ......
Commercial Luau aud Trust Company. t...f 70
, 1875-05-17
luhlREH.

kANl0EH.
Ihs wholesale market was rather qniot Bllurd,y.
Tia offerings woro fair, numhcsng about Is cargoes,
but larger feat was esrceted In BY Monday. htnco
yors generally held OIL. Several taoa mas1c al
$3.50 for JoialH and hcauing, s1sGla 2e Tor boatds
and strips and siso for i2th. Bhtngta ers quoted at
$255G2Go. Tbs market has been overloaded with CO.
dar roats and they ase now almoat usalabo. parguca
hass already been dockod because receivers
bio 10 d.sro.e Of them,
salea: Cargo schr Jessio F,llips. from Msntsttc,
Loonlls T. Co. CIrgo achr I.sy Grant, from Mus
kegon. oD IN strips and boards Ut s3G0 II tah al
1l.to; fchr Ad1ss!e from Grand Haven, 1T m srjr.
and boards at sl3e3 nj ricketa Ut g. w. 20 lath u
$i.to rcbr Tracy. from Mantsteo. 9 N Joiss aad
Rcansllng; schr Wtsctestcr, from MnsEc9nu, Al in
etl,p% and u bo:r ria st $o.7i; ars Oatohpue from
Nhfe Lake. 10 m common mixed at $3.50 I'll acid by
uinnchIri. Kirkland L Co
, 1875-05-17

CATTLE-fha catt!o-trade for tho weok oud!ng Hat
ueda5 was devoid Of animation until ngar the close,
aud ths decline suffered during the previous weak was
followed by further shtiukuRc Of lt825c par 100 H.
Tho decline here WAS In resuonaa 10 reduction Of
trces a tls markets below, whore general dul!nsss
aud depression have prevailed Notwithstanding Tho
pele,a!e character os tts recapta ta4ts VIA NsAdy
accumulation Of atock up TO tae eloat oE trada On
Tlussdays when uot fewer than 5000 head arsttel
bnytst. On Friday encouraged by tia slightly ttu,
proved tone OF atyltes from Ns~ York, Albany,
rt4ousg, .nd ether loinls cast, shippers
bought largely. and rsleea stlneusd, Included In
tho supply wess bs4w4su 1900 aud 1900 "stiLltss,r
steadily fair Inquiry os stockers has existed
tst.uQ tvF pour to mtaiua and st taad476 for good
10 ps!me. Tie wants of the hotns tsade we're m1luy
supptd at eeQ fot commbn 10 cloite CONS aud
po1r ~ fur ae*h{ steass and oxen. scaa aHa4s sod
= low y $40 o.. 90, snd fse satsA a tatos te.
Tbs bulk of the Offerings eonsstsd OF fair 10 ghp3c%
steers. which were taken 1t t5 ooss.a saturday va
: moderately aot1ss asy, and prices Hsts arm u
difeIut dyisIons Of s yataA. but ~ ds.lrahls loA
, 1875-05-17

HFIEFiP-Ff1tta FNltN MFtn tliA week Through. tbs
dtniahd was light, but the Fmall daily 4rrlyIlg rnatc
hoiers 70 realize promptly and a fully as scu prices
naita of Ahorn nj tttts56, lnl @! woolcd ii f5.2ia
7.s-the latter figure bt!nR obtained fpr ala nntk
averaging 1i0 ns. Aost NJ linz 'rndng wAa II s4.tO{a
t+is for ths fosnBr, aud at {,79Jl for tho ialisr
gT. LOUIe.
Br. 1ouIs 1tay 1S.-.uuas-naceipts, 413; un-
eaauKe.f, with fatr demand.
cArTLE.,ltsceirts, Ia1 good demand In exsss Of
shpply sales Of govd naIta ateera ut ffOn1l8.tlk;
d.ir nl1ed. s4.7it95.'o; sounsnon to fair
CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, May 15.-fIoas-H'eaty, with moderate
dctxnd coEninnn, 370 40 fair to medium, $3.50
700.
, 1875-05-17

sna Il Il not expected NOW thlt thers wifi bt neh i'm.
provcnicnt Erfafs fall In the meantime many fur.
ctm. and others prefer blowing ont and making fe-
pairs, 10 S ready "a 70 on ~ soon - the usnesa I'm
proves. Tis ktste OF affairs nporatea liFs hoss OF
Il anu wnrmwood on lilo leaders, but they havs Pre-.
pared the dose, anti tlsy ars bonnd 10 take IT,"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-04
LoUIsIAN AAFFAIRs.
REPORTS of the investigating
Committee Submitted to
Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Mr. G.. f.
Hoar, chairman of the special commit
tee on Louisiana affairs, made report to
the House of Representatives to-day,
closing with the following resolutions :
whereas, both branches of the Legis-
lature of Louisiana have requested the
select committee of the House to inves-
tigate the circumstances attending the
elections and returns thereof in that
State for the year 1874 and,
Whereas, said committee has unani-
mously reported that the Returning
Board of that State, in canvassing and
compiling said returns and the promul-
CATION of the results, wrongully appli-
ed an erroneous rule of law, by reason
were awarded in the House of Represen-
tatives seats to which they were not
entitled, and persons entitled to seats
were deprived of them;
Resolved, that it is recommended to
the House of Representatives of Louisi-
ana TO take immediate steps to remedy
said injustice, and place the persons
riphtfuily entitled in their seats.
Resolved, that VIM. p. Kellogg be
recognized as the Governor of the State
of Louisiana until the end of the term
of Office fixed by the Constitution of that
State.
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The Experience of Louisiana
Bandit.

Eight years ago thought myself we'll
TODD man. had q regular income of ten
thousand year, every dollar derived from
real estate. My property was all paid for,
kept in thorough repair and fully insured,
II precautions are possible, thought had
taken all the most prudent could suggest.
There is not man who has attended more
closely to his business during those eight years
than ]. have entered into no bad speculA-
tons, in fact, representations a. all. Ny bus
mess has been entirely legitimate, and its in
come regular. have not lost q day from
sickness or any other cause. l may possibly
be able to pay my taxes this year, but, Heaven
knows where the meney is TO come from for
the next. For the house in which We now
are paid S25, 900, and it was well worth the
money. I could not sell il now for nine. A
friend ofmine the other day sold residence,
tho lots and buildings of which cost him thir-
thirteen thousand dollars, this does not in
clude stables, out-buildings, and hundred
other eonveniences Put 30 it since. he got
four thousand dollars Tor il, and considered
himself lucky.
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DY virtue of a writ of vendi exponas to me
ID directed from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor Of J. H..
Campbell against Samuel Faught, l viii sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door in the town of Pulaski, on SAT
URDAY, MARCH 20, 1875, the following
tract of land lying in the Nineteenth Civil
District of Giles county, and bounded as fol
lows: On the north by J. NJ. Parker, east
by James Waugh, south by D. ?. Vaughn, and
west by D. A. Innmhn, containing by the
estimation 100 acres. Levied upon the
property Of said Samuel Taught, 10 satisfy
said vendi exponas.
feb25-8t R A. MITCHELL. Sheriff
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