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cotton 11-a2. grain s11a@9; steam-cotton 7-l6'
grain 10@10Ha.
CINCINNATI, Dec A. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady; demand moderate; 81 10
al 80. Corn, barley and rye quiet and un-
changed. Oats quiet and steady; 5000. Pork
demand fair; market firm; sN spot and February
delivery; s21 80 March. Lard closed dull; steam
II 5O@12.5614 spot; 10 seller February; closing
with buyers off; kettle 1904. Bulk meats steady;
prices unchanged. Bacon-only limited jobbing
demand. Green meats inactive. Live hogs quiet
and steady; receipts 1884; shipments, 765.
Whisky quiet but steady; 81 10. Butter steady
and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. T. - Flour dull and IN
changed, only local demand. Wheat dull; No. 2
red winter 81 41@1 40 cash, s. AZ January; No:
do. 81 25 bid, cash. Corn dull and drooDinn NO.
2 mixed 1922.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, Dec. ARRIVED: Bark Ull from
Hamburg, bark sunny Region from Havana.
Cleared: Bark Lucinde for Liverpool. Sailed:
Steamship City of Austin for New York, brig
Helen NJ. Rowley for Boston, schooner George
Sealy for Havana.
HAVANA, Dec. 4.-Sailed: Steamers Memphis,
from Liverpool for New Orleans, Francoli, from
Ca liz for New Orleans.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The bark Sparkenhoe, from
Bristol, for Pensacola, was lost The crew were
saved.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 4.-The steamship V IL de
Rrest, of the General Transatlantic Company
has sailed from this port, TO seek her sister ship
L,Amerique, before reported disabled.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SoUTHwesT Pass, Dec. H. Evening. -Barometer
1910. Wind n, strong. Weather thick and
rainy.
Arrived: American schooner Mabel F. Staples,
Burrill master, from Pensacola.
Austrian bark Blandina, Perovich master, 81
DAYS from Bremerhaven.
Spanish bark Virgin de las Moves, Alsena mas
ter, days from Havana
Steamship Brashear, at $40 P. NJ, Forbes mas
Ter, from New York, to @. A. Whitney 4 Co.
Sailed: Banks Susan L. Campbell, D. H. Bills
and Almira Robinson, and schooner Matilde
Kranz.
The ship scioto, bark Nerea, and schooner VIM.
Layton, are inside, bound out.
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SEVERE STORM IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Dec. Very heavy rains prevailed
throughout the State. At Homestead twelve
inches of rain fell in seven hours. The entire
country is flooded. Considerable damage was
done to railroads. One passenger train is off
near Courtney, on the Central. An engine and
tender, which was dispatched to its assistance,
been washed. One man, Mr.. Fowler of Hemp
stead, is reported killed, and two others seri-
ously wounded. The through express trains are
blocked up at Navssota and Hampstead, the
Austin train at Chapel Hill. 1t is stated the
breaks will be repaired by Monday, and trains
will again be running regularly.
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A TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

on Fairfax Plantation nine miles below here, ex-
ploded last night, instantly killing three men,
MORALLY wounding two and badly scalding good
many others, besides doing great damage to
buildings. No particular reason is assigned for
the accident. The killed and MORALLY wounded
are all colored men except one, the sugar boi err,
who is white French Creole, from Lafourche,
La, name unknown. Fairfax Plantation is owned
by Sturpes & CO. of New York
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The report that Miss Charlotte Cushman was
improving in health, and that she was to appear
soon in public readings, proves unhappiy to he
untrue. Miss Cushman's agent writes to a
gentleman in New Haven that she is seriously mi
and has abandoned all hope of reading this sea,
son. She hopes to be able to appear in public
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MRS. MOULTON REPLIES TO PLYMOUTH
CHURCH.

New YORK, Dec. 3.-Mrs. Moulton has sent q
reply to the letter of Plymouth Church. She re-
iterates all her statements in regard to Beecher.
and says her conscience would not allow her to
attend his church as long as his guilt remained
unconfessed and unstoned for. She declares
that in all the statements she has made Beecher
knows she has told the truth, as she would be-
fore the throne of God, ana ends by proposing
four additional questions, calculated to bring out
more clearly the issue between her and the
church, for decision by the Mutual Council, which
4she hopes will be speedily called.
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New ORLEANS DENTAL CoLLEGE.-The ninth
regular annual session Of this institution was
commenced on the 18th Of November, and will be
continued until the 18th of March. 1t is under
the direction Of the following professors, who
rank among the ablest in their line in the South
J. r. Walker, Alfred w. Perry, Frederick soebIer''
Martin Wet and A. F. McLain. The faculty have
extended to those who are not able to pay the
regular fees for dental operations an invitation
to apply at the infrmary, where they will be
treated free of charge. See advertisement.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-For the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States and Tennessee and the
slightly warmer, cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Western Gulf States, diminishing
northerly winds, falling, followed by rising
barometer, cooler, partly cloudy and clearing
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AN INVITATION -Enfant terrible latter con-
templating visitor for some time)-"Oh. Mr..
Brown, let's have game. We've got a whack-
ing big sponge up stairs. I wish you'd sponge
on pa now ; it'd be such fun. He says you al
ways do at the club" Tableau-Punch,
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Dec Sub Treasury balances
gold s42, 524, 779; currency, s41, 583940.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $4,000 on account
Of interest and s531 GOO for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day $751; 900.
New YORK, Dec 4, Evening.-Money closed
easy, 21a@3; sterling 1881 Gold closed 1875
G114L Governments dull and lower, new
SIS 1171k; States quiet and nominal.
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"winter cane" has been invented in Paris for
gentlemen only 1t is long, hollow tube. Before
the swell owner goes out on his promenade it is
filed with chemical preparation which generates
heat and keeps the hands warm for hours.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mess, Dec. 4.-Delegates from
Amherst. Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Princeton,
Trinity, Union, Williams. Wesleyan and Yale as
sembled in this city to-day, and organized the
Athletic Association of American Colleges, to
manage the athletic sports at the college regatta.
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THE AVERY TRIAL.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-The jury, after four hours
consulta ton, returned verdict Of guilty on one
count Of the Indictment, the other three having
been pronounced bad by the court.
No additional bond will be required for the
present Counsel gave notice of motion for a
new trial
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lady called upon her milliner the other day to
get the character OF her servant. The respect
able appearance Of the latter was beyond dues
tioning. 'sBut is she honest?" asked the lady
81 am not so certain about that" replied the
milliner; 81 have sent her to you with my bill
dozen times, and she has never yet given me the
MONEY!"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

Timothy grass is supposed to have received its
name from Timothy Hanson, who imported it.
The fact that the seed of the grass is usually
sown about ST. Timothy's day makes it probable
that this fact also has something to do with the
name.
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When boy has been off all day, contrary to
the expressed wish of his mother, and on APP
preaching the homestead at night, with an anxi-
GUS and cautious tread, finds company at tea, the
expression of confidence and rectitude which
lights up his face can not be reproduced on can
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

The question whether gentleman may kiss a
lady at the depot is being vigorously discussed.
II the train has started and you can swing onto
the rear platform and are going away to stay, it
looks tolerably safe to try it.
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Interesting Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
Interesting General News.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.
M. KERR NOMINATED BY THE DEMOCRATIC
CAUCIjS.

wAaprseros. Dec. Mr.. Kerr was nominated
aneaker of the FL ,use by the Democratic caucus.
Frst ballot-Kerr II, Randall SO, Cox 81.
Second ballot-Kerr n, Randall 63, Cox Il,
Jaylor /. ~ 20
During the morning Mr.. Wood announced him4
aelf in favor of Mr.. Kerr and on the third ballot
Mr.. Cox asked his friends to support the SUCCESS
tnl candidate.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

As the faithful Indian agent gives poor Lo his
rations of salt beef, he mournfuly says: g That
beef's different from any beef you'd get if you
were white man living in the East. Beef in
the East don't have any smell to it at ALL Just
think of that"-N Y Herald
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New YORK, Dec. 4.-Loans decreased 81, 0OO,-
000 specie decreased SLIPS 900; legal tenders
decreased 81 375 600; deposits decreased 1928 000
reserve decreased 81, 125, 000.
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indications in Order.
[From the PHILADELPHIA Times

LIIOIH tH6 HIIduBIpuIH IlntS.J
Both Babcock and Grant now have the floor.
"Bab needs vindcation badly, and Grant ought
to explain how the chief of the ring came to have
more influence with him than the head OF the
Treasury Department.
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ABOLT IN THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION In
ROST0y.

BosToN, Dec. 4.-Forty of the strongest men
headed by President Shepard bolted the Repub-
lican Mayoralty Convention, organized separately
and nominated Mayor Cobb.
: The Democrats also held meeting, but made
no nomination.
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If you wish to purchase an elegant business
suit at an extremely low price, go to Messrs.
PiersOn HeWs
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"Charles!" she murmured, as they strolled
along the fremont Street Mall the other evening
and gazed upwards at the bejeweled armament.
Adonis s"-BostOn Globe 80
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Old Santa Claus has sent word in advance that
on his next annual round he will have nothing. to
do with striped stockings.
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Look into the toy window at Levy's, 1877 Canal
street. 1t is worth while.
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Worsted fringes, Is cents, at Levy's.

Fall overcoats are warm enough for this wealth
er and climate. Call and examine the stock of
Messrs. Pierson & Hews, the great Camp street
clothing merchants.
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GOLDEN
DRAWING,
MONDAY,
DEcEMBR ~.

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
The BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
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ATLANTA, Dec. 4.-Hon. J. W. Renfro, of Wash
ington county, was appointed State Treasurer to-
dow
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Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde
Iet Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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Furnished houses newly furnished at Levy
Dollar Store. Cheap rent.
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Your
FORTUNE.

Make it easy.
Make it easy. Your
Make it easy. FORTUNE.
Make it easy.
Golden Drawing, Dec. n.
Golden Drawing, Dec. q.
One chance in six.
For One chance in six.
GOLD PRIZE. One CHI ance in six.
One chance in six.
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
ifty cents
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

New YORK, Dec. The following were the
closing quotations at the Stock Exchange: :.
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ArrARrBOuAKE In CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco, Dec. 4.-Grass Valley, CAL, had
An earthquake lasting ten seconds.
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The FAIR AT ST.. PATRICK's HALL will be con-
tinued until Wednesday night next. We are
pleased to see that the attendance since opening
night has been large, and that the ladies, who
superintend and control the fair, have met with
encouragement, and that their efforts have been
crowned with the success they merit
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All that hard-up man wants Is to be let
loan.
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux,
So Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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ESCAPE OF WIN. N. TWEED.
THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN

New YoRH, Dec. 4.-Wm. NJ. Tweed has es-
capped.
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Dress buttons, 10 cents dozen, at Levy's.
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A Terrible Boiler Explosion.
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WRECK OF an American Brig.
THE TURF.
Jerome Park Races.

NaaS YORK, October 9-Fourth day
Easrsx Aacc-Purse Of $500; the winner to be
Soi6 sc auction; one mile and an eighth.
3rsszhries |, Josie Is. ?, Matte w. g. Time
.e&G4.
Sss.sass6 Race-The Annual sweepstakes
for ahrte yesr olds. of $3.50 each; 500 for
ftse. with $1,000 added; sever t4en'nomina-
tig7f5 two End one-eighth miles. Tom
6ssdtFee J, Chesapeake ., Ascension 3,
Eiuse--4.09A.
TSsGsi Haec The Champagne stakes of
SstFs each, half forf,it, with $500 added for
t5zea year olds, three quart srs of a mile.
Su-taius !, Cyclone 2, Tigress 3. Time
IeKS!
E'a4ts'M Face-irile dash. Athlete /, In
VOICE :. Lizzie B ). Time--l:5l
Chester Park Races.
CI@cTSNArI, October 9.-The fourth day
Of tias Chester Park races. First race, 2:3i
'ssa,efs, for purse of $4,000. won by Allen in
uiree straight heats. Tims-2:32, 2:36le
s3s4 Luln trotted with running mate to
aszt 92:iS for purse of $500, lint failed to
DC 50. Time-2;225la, 2:20ls. 2:2lA.
HE last was running race for purse of
k28v, tn,le heats three in five. Enlister won
the first heat and Wargig the second. The
1nirss. fourth aud fifth heats and race
ware wrn by Odd. Time in last three
heaSs--I:59, las, l:50.
The Races at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, October 9.-Sixth and last
day: Blood Horse AS ociatlon fall meeting.
ksrss Race-Maxwell House stakes for three
year oids, mile heats, Harpei's Ten Brock
|. i; DAVIS Damon 3, 2, Robinson, Morgan
& Co.'S Bob Wool.y2 ., 3 Second Race
hasfi. OF q mile and quarter, purse $50;
wsn by Weathtreby in 2:llB Third Race
har beaten two year ODDS, purse sl25, cash
tares-iourth o. mile; won by Richards
Grit; tiSe LII, Fourth Race Consolation
guree $3.50, mile heats for be aten horses;
sstirl1i G. won.
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do, UNDERGO TBS, 70; COW hides, as thew
6lac; kips. 25 10 30 lbs, she; calf skin.'
75c. OK horns SO each.
CoAL-M Mount Carbon cells at retail All
Pittsburg at wholesale 36a, at retail
bhl; 81 " hid; Csc to manufactI
Que " box to steamboats,; Virginia capvl
d95c v Dbl. Stock of Pitfsburg AL
Willow Grove coal landing on the firs]
slant comprised 1874 boats end 5 bal
consumption during Septe mber 10 n
and 2 barges.
EGes-The market is almost bare:
demand. Western are selling at cod
Louisiana 30035c " dozen.
poULvRy-Western grown chickens
at $6 5OD7; young No $404 so; duck
% 81; geese $607; turkeys $lS0a
dozen.
RIcE-Active demand; supplies are h
as fast a mGied. Good grades are mol
demand. The sales during the past h
weeks nave been in excess Of the reeeipI
clean Stock on hand $500 bbIs. We M
Louisiana No. 2. ga 03c; common All
ordinary 81 a5s4s; fair 6a6Ac; good 4
REFINLD Coal OIL-The stock on ha,
smel, and prices are fun. IL il Uuctd
$50 l9c y gallon in bbls, and S609|
cases.
LARD OIL-Small stock on hand,
selling at 49, 81 for fall, and 81 I2aI
" gallon for winter strained.
BAoGrhG-Large stock on hand and k
Domestic .iute is quoted at 1916 " yard
round lots, and retailing at lac; Indil
Wholesale llAc, at retsi i2c y yard.
BALiNG IwINE-Is selling a5 lac y |
round lots; loo y ID at retail.
BEANS AND WESTERN PnAs-Large N
on hand and dull Northern beans
quoted at 334 q 4Ac " fb; Western $6a|
Dbl: red kidney beans 5 a &c " Ii; white
4lec; green peas 3A 84c " tb. Yesteu
40 bbls sold at 3l4c " Ii.
NAVAL SroREs-Light supply and !
demand. Spirits turpentine ia selling
a37lsc y gallon. Rosin-D and u
q 8502. F aud G " 2502 50, IL an
50 25a3 IS. x and Nj 81 25a5 10 vi
Tar. $202 80 v half Dbl and SO SO n
Pitch, So 1898 y Dbl.
DRIED FRUIF--Is scarce Good dem
for apples; they sell at 9la o Zoe " Ii
demand for old peaches; now would se
707 lhc u ID.
LOUISIANA PECASs-Light supply
good demand. SLING OF I0l9 q ll.c ri
CoFFEE-is firm and ihe demand J
tinues active at firmer prices. Stock in
hands 3ji3 bags; in dealers hands %
We quote cargoes: Ordinary to low fair
a i9l3c (goldj; fair 20l2 02OAc; gnud !
II Ac: pine q " o2lAc y ii. job
Ordinary to low fair ~ a zoe; far 2D3. a
good 2lle 02l94c; prime 22A 022 lae o
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1875.

0l07se, clear rib and clear eides I4M8
t51sc. Whisky steady, demand fair, 81 b.
Eggs steady.
CHICAGO: October 9.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat irregular, in the main
higher; No spring 81 l2la a l 10; No. 9 do
VI ON; No. 3 90 CSC. Corn-Demaud good
at full prices; No. 9 mixed 57a. 057 Fac.
Oats-Demand fair; No. 9, 1919 OSLO spot
Barley--Demand fair, market firm, 9Sc
Rye quiet and steady. Pork-Demand fail;
ssles at S3. Lard quiet and firm. at
l3.l7h 0l3 200. Bulk meats unchanged.
Whisky 81 Ia.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New Orleans Postonice
October 10, 1875.

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" aud give date.
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, October 9. Isl

nAIUkDAY, Uct0ber ., 1915.
CoTToN-The sales to-day (not including
100 and $50 bales additional yesterday,
not reported until today were con.
fined to l450 bales, at full, and in
some casee, stronger prices for the kinds
most In request. but requiring no other
of 1sc in the inside figures for middlipg.
and the outside for good middling. We
give also the figures and report Of the Ex.
change in full, as below: -
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLAssIFICArIOH
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Behr, well known clothing merchant, was
Soand in tae bayou near the gas works last
evening. His hat and cor t were found on
Tho bank, which led TO the bayou being
dragged and the body recovered. He is
supposed TO have suicided owing to de-
meetic troubles.
The Damaged Courthouse.
The damage to the courthouse by fire last
might will probably reach 81, coo. 1t is
fMiy covered by insurance in some half a
nozen companies. The fire wss the work of
an incendiary, and was started in two rooms
III different parts Of the fifth story.
The Friar's Point Troubles.
The latest reports from Friar's Point re-
port no more fighting, but everything is un-
sestied and the agricultural interests par
alyzed. The negroes there threaten to hang
Brown, the sheriff, and Smith, the caudi
date Tor chancery clerk, if they return, for
having caused the disturbance. Brown was
still at Helena at last accounts, and Smith
Is here. Reports from other parts Of the
State show great decentralization among tina
lab0rers, and great danger of large Dor
ton Of the cotton crop being lost for want
OF hands to pick it.
"A Shooting Affair.
In addition TO the shooting affair reported
at Charleston last night among the rival
factionf, gentleman from Grenada says
that last evening an indiscriminate eho0t
ing affair occurred in public square there
between Sheriff French and his SOD,
On ohe eide, and State Senator Price
Rnd his eon-in-law on the other, during
which come fifteen shots were fired. but NO
ssse hurt. All the parties were Republicans,
azrt belonged to different factions.
Tho Largmade Murderer.
HARTFORD, October 9.-Additional cir
cumsisnces increase the probability chat
Dizzy committed the Lapgmade outrage
Horrible Outrage.
BAT Cry, Mich, October 9.-Early yes
berday morning the bouse Of George For
rest was entered by some unknown person.
who poured quantity of acid on the face
Of Mrs. Forrest as she lay asleep, She is
horribly burned and will lose her eyesight.
The outrage is supposed to have been COM
mitted by q man whose snit had been re-
iectsd by girl who lived and slept with
Mrs. Forrest. ...
Death q a Tennessee Jadge.
KxoxvILLE, October 9.--Judae McKin.
ney, late judge Of the Supreme Court Of this
State, died at half-patt i've o'clock t1is
morning. Extensive preparations are being
made Tor the funeralst 2 p. M. Tomorrow.
His funeral will be attended by State ofi-
ciSls, lawyers, etc, from all parts of The
STATES He was enc of the most eminent
jusists Of the State. The Supreme Court in
sessiOn at jackson adjourned as . mark of
reepett for the deceased.
Raisise Freixhts.
CHICAGO, October 9.,-Rates east on fourth
Glass freight incressed i've cents per 100
sesteseed Ter Abdnctisn.
eHILADKLPHIA, October 9.--Westervelt,
Implicated in the abduction Of Charley
RQes, was sentenced to-day to seven years
solitary confinement and . fine Of 81.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


NkW lBkRlA-Etramer Ida-6 bAles cotton
sks eotton seed 50 aka ssed notion $50 head catl
PlTTSBuRG-6teAmer William Holt-87
whtsky 50 bbis vinegar 50 bbis oil
0qAoAiTA CITf-stsaIer Nellie ~ balesI
WHITE HALL-SteAmer w foiuteyent--8l3l
rough rice 80 SKIS corn 20 bbis pecAns
LoW1R COAsf--Steamer fraser-20i
LOWER CoAsT-steamer waioon-4l sks I'd
rice II bbls rice 49, ~ -. =,
Observation-Disclosures Kate Dickson 40
rough rios Q sks seed cotton GllT-
4 LUWkk OOAnr-Stesmer Oriole- Sundries
BATON ROU0R-Steamsr Lessie Taylor IA q
cotton 1871 SKIS cotton seed . ska seed cotton ALL
rough rice hhds sugar (neW) 40 bbls molassd
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