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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-26
FOR RENT.
LOST-FOUND.

SUMMER RESORTS.
~ RAND ISLE HOTEL
Will Opcn June ~, 1873.
Frt sh Fish, Oysters and Game, Sailing and Fish
ing Grounds unlimited. Sea Air. Surf Bathing,
Health and Vigor.
THE FINEST SURF BATHING IN THE
WORLD,
As thousands of our citizens testify.
TERMs-Per Month $45; Week $12; Day 80. Libe-
raj terms to families and excursion parties Route by
Morgan's Railroad to Bay, Des Allemands, thence
through in daylight to Hotel by steamer. Cards and
circulars descriptive Of this delightful Sea shore
Wat. ring Place at office of G. A. Whitney e. Co.
B. MARGOT, Proprietor.
SANIL d. DIXON Clerk. jei6 2D
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WANTS..

WANTS inserted in this column. At FIFTY
CENTS per anuara
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HARNESS HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
have built large ice house, and filed It direct
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is inclOsed
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion parties Two thousand persons can be &c
commodated The Illumination Of the lawn, so
highly appreciated last season. is prepared for. A
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply Of Oysters; For terms. etc..
apply to J. D. MAYER q 60.
N.B-All trains will stop at Barnes Ho,el Station
when requested except the light express. apo Am
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THO SUMMER TOURISTS
LAKE CONCHICHINQ HOTEL, CANADA,
s6 miles north of Toronto, by rail.

&c miles north of Toronto, by rail.
This charming and picturesque water side resort
will be opened for the the first of June.
The establishment is stclAss, the sporting in the
neighborhoOd exceptionally excellent delightful bath
ing and amusemehts abundant.
The Hotel was largely patronized by Southern fami
lies during the season Of le74
Charges very moderate, and special contracts made
for families.
References kindly permitted to the following gen.
tlemen: Judge Ballard and Col W. N. Bulitt Louis
vile: Col. l. 7. Hardie, Hugh Wilson ESQ, P.
O'Dor nell, ESQ. Col. Il NJ Lewis, Samuel Boyd,
Esq, New Orleans. Circulars, giving full particu.
lars, viii be furnished by THEO. sHUIE, Esq, 1874
JOHN Z. FOREMAN. Secretary,
my3o SuwkSa I'm Box 2645 no. Toronto Canada.
CHADY GROVE HOTEL. BILOXI, MISS,
URBAN RAMBAUT Proprietor,
IL now open for the reception of Visitors Situated
OF the Beach, wi an unobstructed Southern Front
of over two hundred feet makes it of the most
pleasant and desirable locations the Gulf Shore
Large new Bath Houses within six hundred feet of
the Hotel.
Fish and Oysters in abundance.
Prices Moderate Fare inferior to none. my29 2m
|RFnnnnz-
when you 0 to BILOXI don't forget to call at the
PRESS SALOON,
|o6HARRY wishes to see you al.
6ns sn = J. MoNrRoss. Proprietor.
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SA"HAZ1N.
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Chewing Snun Pipes kne
nnsoa Padqu
tsyls andC Cigarette
NOS
can. 4
Proprietor Of JOS QUEYRONs WORKS. street.
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ST. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE co.
80 ASSETS, 81, 100000. PAID CAPITAL, 81 100000
Policy Holders, Other Liabilities
Fl
w. rPsEMG
Those desiring Strong Policy w re Mutual Bates w their best Interests
FELL, General
SO
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08
GRIND OPENING.

According to announcement, the annual
grand opening at the Ladies' Store took place
on Thursday last, consisting of the largest and
finest display of the different styles and varie-
ties of ladies' Spring dress goods, hats, trimmed
in the latest and most approved styles, ribbons,
laces, gloves, handkerchiefs, fans, and last, but
not least, beautiful creations of woman's ge-
MUS, in the shape of artificial flowers, of every
hue and name, from the simple hyacinthe to
the beautiful, blushing rose, destined to grace
the brow of some lady fair, and lend charm
to her appearance. Despite the cloudy sky
overhead, the Store was thronged from early
morn until twilight with the fair ladies OF our
town, as we'll as with those from distance,
who remembered the many attractions at the
grand opening of October last. All were de-
lighted at the handsome appearance presented
by the beauties which surrounded them, and
pleased with the kindness of Mrs. c. c. Pegg,
the accomplished proprietress. Every article
was arranged with much precision and care.
Directly in front was suspended the crowning
beauty Of the scene-a large cone of artificial
flowers, tastefully arranged and interspersed
with vines, leaY 90 and grasses in green, making
a lovely contrast with the golden, red, blue,
white and other colored limitations Of earth s
brightest offering. On either side of this, 9TH
or cones hung down from the ceiling, upon
which had been placed in decorative order,
silken scarfs, gloves, and other novelties too
numerous to mention. The walls behind the
counters were festooned with fringe, lace, illu-
sions, etc., and the counters were packed with
all the different kinds of dress goods while the
Spring parasols, hats and fans hung around
promiscuously. In fact, everything to excite
the vanity or please the fancy Of the most fas-
tidious lady could be found within the walls of
this fashionable establishment.
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Extra Early and Prolific
Cotton.

TNHIS Cotton, planted and improved by me
: Il for the past three years, has no equal in
point of early maturity and productiveness.
+ gathered bale of this Cotton the past season
four months to a day from time. Of planting.
The seed from nine stalks, one and three quar-
ters pounds, planted OIL thin land. yielded in
three years nine heavy bales, proving conclu-
sively that it is the most productive cotton
grown The staple is very tine and the seed
are very small 1t is peculiarly adapted to
thin gray soils. Seed may be procured from
Towers d Broyles, or from G. A. Reed, Ander-
son, or from the subscriber at Lowndcsville.
Price-S2.00 per bushel.
/. G. MAULDIN.
April s, 1875 3S
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HONEA PATH DOTTING.S.

Mr.. King, Section Master, is about compile
ting new Turn Out at Honea Path.
A Lodge of the Independent Order Good
Templars was organized at this place short
time since. There is prospect of much good
being accomplished by the order.
Henry Shockley, (colored,) caught few
days ago "borrowing' cotton seed without
having asked the owners if he could get them,
was arrested ON a warrant issued by Trial JUS
tice Wilkes. No trial. The matter amicably
adjusted between the parties.
The Guanos sold this year will exceed last
year very considerably, and perhaps equal the
sales of 1873.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

The first rainbow of the new year made its
appearance ON Friday evening last and was
hailed with joy as fore-runner of fair weather.
1t arched across the heavens from north to
SOUTH and its many colors, lighted up by the
last rays of the setting sun, cast glow of
beauty over the village and the earth beneath
that will long be remembered.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
April 8, 1875
aNDERSON COUNTY.

By ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, D. S. Taylor made suit to
me to grant him Letters Of Administration, dc
bonis non, with Will annexed, on the Estate
and effects Of David s. Taylor ST., deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said David S. Taylor, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in tho Court of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on Fri
day, 10Th day of April next, after publication
hereof, at III o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 29th day of March,
A. D. 1875
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
April l, 1875 81
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We are informed that a delicate and skillful
surgical operation was performed on Monday
last by Drs. Holland and Divver, in which a
large tumor (weighing nearly one pound) was
taken from the side OF Mrs. Hackett, who lives
a few miles above this place.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

The prisoners, James Walker, Charles Muir
ray James Anderson and Andrew Thomas,
were conveyed to the Hotel de Dennis, at CO.
lumbia, by Deputy Sheriff Mcconnell on
Tuesday morning last.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

OSO BBLS. fine FAMILY FLOUR for sale
NcO cheap for cash, by
rOO GALLONS n. o. Molasses in kegs,
dOO half barrels and barrels-Muscovado
and Reboiled Molasses for sale cheap for cash
by w. S. SHARPE.
. OOO LBS. Granulated, Crushed, Extra
o. OOO c, and c, and choice New Orleans
Sugars, for sale cheap for cash, by
5000 2: O. }. LBS % ';Hi ts s:::; : :: :$ss X; E.; So; 8:
7SO LBS. Extra Fine Gunpowder, and
w Hyson and Black Tea, for sale cheap
for cash. by w. S. SHARPE.
A LSO, fine assortment Of everything in the
IN line Of GROCERIES, for sale cheap for
cash, by w. S. SHARPE.
A LARGE Stock of Saddles, Riding and
IN Blind Brides and Saddle Lays, for sale
cheap for cash. w. S. SHARPE.
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Groceries and Provisions.

WE keep a full line Of Groceries and Provis-
icns, viz:
Bacon, Fine Hams,
Extra Family Flour, in !, !, barrel sacks,
Lard, Mackcrel, Salt,
Extra c, Granulated and Crushed Sugar,
\. o.. Muscovado and Porto Rico Molasses,
Rio and Java Coffee,
Gun Powder, Young Hyson & Oolong Tea,
Fancy Groceries, &C., for sale low by
TOWERS Il BROYLES.
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HERE TT is, MARCH, 1875.
Jan 7, 1875

Many persons paid up for perous Hon. i" the
Of sense you sre credit Supplies and Tt1
upon hcA yov crops this ea Aow do expect as to
ve and keep our business qoq unless you pays You had better
along and pay u up dschoge your du and die Some de
numbers must be se uns they square to tile a and get u
kuow badly Aate trouble you wA costs We still sell the
best zsytiscy good mods-Me WAND0 "-oc1 Is Fire
Dollars per- Ton cheaper than last gear Our stock Of mechand IS
large complete and aat to sell all e can people h0 pyAe
de6ts Give us caH Very Respectfully
BLECKLEY BROWN & GO.
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Shawls, &c.

A Nice line of Sllawls Worsted Dress Goods
"A and Blankets. ii GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES. to close them out. If You want bar
gains in these goods call on us within the next
thirty days. TOWERS Il BROILES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

NENERAL assortment of DRY GOODS,
VI which will be sold low for cash.
w. S. SHARPE.
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Boots and Shoes

A Full line of Boots and Shoes. for sale low
IN by TOWERS Il BROILES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

CPLENDID assortment of Mems, SHOES
y and BOOTS. Also, Boys Shoes & Boots,
Ladies' Shoes, and Chidrens' Shoes and Boots,
cheap for cash. W. 5. SHARPC.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

LARGE Stock of Saddles, Riding and
IN Blind Brides and Saddle Lays, for sale
cheap for cash. W. 5. SHiRPE.
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CARPETS !

CARPETS and RUGS for sale low by
TOWERS & BROELES.
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A LSO, fine assortment Of everything in the
n. line Of GROCERIES, for sale cheap for
ash, by w. S. SHARPE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

A GOOD lot of Rcady-Made Clothing, con,
N sisting of Overcoats. Black and Colored
Suits, for sale cheap for cash. by
w. S. SHARPE.
A fine Stock Of Shelf Hardware-Axes, Mat
IN tocks Trace Chains, Cross Cut Saws,
Nails, &C., cheap lol cash.
w. S. SHARPE.
IT ARGE stock of LEATIIER-conssting of
4 Hemlock and Oak Tanned Sole Leather,
French and American Calf Skus, Lining Skins
and Shoe Findings cheap for cash.
w. S. SHARPE.
TINE stock of HATS, for men, boys and
Il children, cheap for cash:
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Anderson, Feb. II. 1875.
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In order to show the eXorhitancy of the rates
of freight charged by the Greenville & Column
bia Railroad, over that of other roads, we give
the following illustration. One of our largest
and most reliable mercantile firms, ordered
some weeks ago four barrels of molasscs,
which were shipped by freight from Whining
ton, N. c., ovor the Wilmington, Columbia q
Augusta Railroad to Columbia, S. c., for 50. 50,
and from Columbia to this place over the G. &
G. r. R., much shorter distance, Sl3.1O (near-
ly four times as much) was charged. This is
ahead of anything that we have ever heard in
relation to exorbtant freight charges, and we
trust the G. & C. r. r. Co. will investigate this
matter so important to public interests, and
endeavor to modify their charges somewhat.
Since the passage ofthe civil rights bill, many
uses have been made by the colored element OF
the privileges which it allows, but never before
have we heard of it's being constructed to apply
in the following way: a gentleman coming
into town with load of wood one day last
week. was accosted as follows by notorious
colored character who resides in town: Sambo
-"Dat wood for sale, sab p White man
eyes. do you want to purchaser Sambo-
eyes, sab drive it round to my house, and
I'll hand you the change tomorrow or next
day." White mani don't do that sort OF
business" Sambo-"Don't you credit white
men?" White man--"Of course" Sambo-
"Well, now look here, de swivel rights bill am
done passed, and John Cochrum is comm dis
evenin' wild de law on de subject, and if you
don't let me had dat wood on credit, I'm
gwine to hab you indicted He didn't get the
wood, however.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-08

I SO LBS. Extra Fine Gunpowder, and
/ w Hyson and Black Tea, for sale cheap
for cash, by w. $. SHARPE.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
BEATTY
PIANoI

ARE B.sr ~ UsE. as-Send stamp TO
circular 70 DANIEL. +. BEATTY. Washing
ton, new Jersey. marlsl
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
Bowers Hoof Liniment.

Matter 30 years OF practical expenence with
horses, In staging, leaning, &C.. have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled BY
inatteption 70 the feet than all other diseases
,ombined. After man sexperiments have
round the true remedy TO PREVENT the dla1
ease Of the moot. or restore it after negligence,
"a wnaI nature intended It should be-tAs
srsaf support of fAs nehls assmai. II the hoof 10
innamed and diseased, the animal IA comparal
ayelr worthless. This Liniment will surely
srsrszf thn worst OF all dIseases, Contraction,
Eorns, Quarter, Cracks. Cortraction Of tho
Rack SineW generally called Knee Sprung,
-, and restore those that have been crippled
~ One want OF such remedy.
,A1 Try II, and It VIII never fan II properly
+Bsths the horse's foot once week, or often,
ar n necessary, Of the heel and hog. and
around the hooi close to the har.
N. G. BOYER,
4-s5s .eA f.lI 80 nOfIl1tuwnt ~
MR, NJ. C. BoYKK-psar Sir: This Is 70 GER
nfy that have used your Lniment In my
sfahle for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, aud Ind 1t the best pre-;
paration j hahe ever used cp horsee- 1t s far
better than You recommend IL Send me I've
cases al once. By sTgress g 9. q r, ron
40. ia west slst street New York ciH
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DIR. j. w LORR
PriyatesMedica &iDrug;;Sto7a
Nc 3si n Fifteenth St.
EElApEFna.

A[e oTsQ daAI tcr the speedy Gza rs1:.a.
nent cure OF sil disease, End siir.en:, ci tcth
se1es- Dr.. Lotb has had an experience CT
thirteen Years in the practice Of uedtSir ?.
which Is guarantee to patients thst thej
cases viii be treated BY one thoroughly &C
treatment tor It, early and radical cure. Dr..
Lohb cordially invites those Suffering from
any disease, no matter OF how long standing.
TO consult him free Of charge, especially
those who heve ssen dsiudsd. robbed and III.
experienced physicians. DR.. Lobb prepares
all his own medieines. and guarantees them
purely vegetable, tree from McrSury, balsam.
&c Patients afflicted with unnatural dIs
charges from any part OF the body, or ulcer
diseases OF the Blood, Skin. Kidneys, Plad.
der, Prostrate GlantR. Urinary Orgars, &c.
should embrace the first opportunity to con.
suit him.
Or. Lobb', Sure Cure, the Srestes,
remedy iQr all diseases OF the Uri6srT Or.
gans, Kidneys. Bladder, &C.
pR. LOBBs sCoNsTITUTIoNAI RENOyAToR
THIS celebrated remedy is the best known
medicine for any vitiated condition Of the
blood, or system generally, eradicatlns ali
conditions Of disease IN any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and nre-
pared by the Doctor for tho convenience OF
hts patients residing out OF the city and who
arc unable to call Conveniently at his ONCE.
VIII be sent securely packed and acaled TO
any part OF the country, free, on receipt of
price.
Renovstor, two dollars each.
once hours daily from II a. m till /, md
G to p. IN. Consultation free and strl ',y
private. Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRre STORE.
No. 33l N. Fifteenth Street,
sprlwly PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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HOTELS.
Va lt.lLn ; hCIFt

NTI5ILd,i HCTEt
n =. coz FCcRTn AID oRA.:<t SIS.
:. }. R-IE, PEoFrTcE
80 kc37a H3use has tesa rut IL c5s- 1ia -
repair for the reception CT guests, where
ther VIII receive su the sccomnodatjors Of
tlHsr CLASS HCTEL.
sar tlled with choicest wines, liGuoTs, caJaTs,
&c, and the tstis supplied with G best the
marfet suords Transient aId lermapen
Good etstling and attentive hostlers. 4 llo
solicited
sugl ttt
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NE most delicate fabric washed without I'M
&rng Q, thread. The work OF purifcstzon
thoroughly acconphshed; no after rubbing
asqSr.d. The washing Acne u one quarter
We time, with one hslf the soap. than by
sne olo rub- board process, and with perfect
ton EuArAnteed. Beat u references
sven 70 perrons now using them In this oity.
N men not IN use the Aeshine forms nsa
anu substantiA Kitchen subla. --lU
ISAAC PYLE,
Delaware, 5ff Orraxs .,treet
islld&wImo wuminstsn bal.
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liz will svow before the world; but
IS for thee, I will maintaiu--"
He has confessad his guilt" said
Iae chiet, rising and clsppins his hands.
two nen-at'srms entered, Away
Tith him; you know hispunishuent."
Edgar vgs seized ard hurried swsy,
I" Ten they reached the hall throuSh
T.nich ne before had passed, he was
1,.IdEo.ded, He was then led along 9
second passage, door was opener, and
::he nsgnt breeze played softly upo1
his heated h!a.o
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WaO Killed TIE Rat. TIE DOG
or THE CATt

a Eernvills sporting lst
Tried to compel his cat.
To catch little rat,
lac way he took WA TIA!
Ire rat acd est v1s caught,
TIE four barrel was brought
e2th we're penne0 II all nisut
With bug on tops and tied
lEs harPy family iiTed ec1tsIt.
TIL fully sIZ tcUrs we-e spent;
Unless sometimes disturbed soClst2v.
The coed old cat vVuld 6oucr yoGgni
When notoiT Is1 about.
Another sPoE big and stoCI
CaUa With dog called Srsp
And killed that little rat
Betore cur sport than osns
The rat was placed sgaln.
10 the good cat once more
In the barrel IS before.
VOW spcrt cane home and ssT.
Ihe -at in pussy's paw,
And thought, my good old g;
Had killed that uSlv rat
Berngtlls, Avg. IL y. y. Z
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40 To MULLINS .er your SMOKING To.
" BAcco- Cor. Front n Jefferson Sta.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-26
MINNESOTA SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Th0Fsaay, February 10.

ThaTsAay, February 10.
Upon the meeting of the joint convention TO-
day, Senator Graves said:
Mr.. Pvesident:-A few days ago I had the
honor of presenting to this Convention the
name of Gen. w. u. Was hburne rs \ candi-
date for United States Senator I did so, Mr..
President, because believed him to be q true
Republican, and man whose intelligence, en-
ergY and t.ct would be of vlaue to tuis State in
the Senate Of the United Stats, and who would
stand there upon no double: faced platform on
issues Of national Importance.
Last evening Gen. Washburn said to me,
"C0lonel, you were so kind u to present nv
name to the Convention the other day, I wish
tomorrow that you would withdraw It. This
is no time to allow personal ambition or per.
sonal predictions to stand for one moment in
the way Of such harmony among Republicans
q will give to the large Republican majority in
this State their rightfal representation in Con-
gress."
Mr.. President, those were the words of q
conscientious gentleman, and I am more than
sorry to obey his request.
It only remains for me to cast my vote to-
day for IN incorruptible and able man. who,
having been raised by the Republican people
of this State to the highest Office in their direct
gift, may be supposed to be ono on whom we
all can unite. That man is Chief Justice s. J.
r. Mcmillan.
Four ballots were then taken, with the fol-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-26
New York Produce Market.

p. NEW YoRK, Feb. 2s.-Cottons advancing
10 xc tor middling uplands. Flour quiet and
hrm, with fair demand receipts 5000 barrels ;
sales Il, GOO at unchanged prices. Wheat tirm-.
er et5 T,sh tar export demand; receipts $4,000
Chicago; s!.i1@i.l3k for No. . Milwaukee ::
$l:l6@l l.0 for No. Il spring; tl.2lG
"a tor winter red western, and l.S5
@l.25 for amber do. Rye qniet. Corr
frmer With fair inquiry receipts 2O3, 600 bus.
sales 81 600 at 85@86c for western mixed and
86 @96c for do yellow. Barley dull and in
bqyers' favor: Oats firm; reoelpts *, 00oLus.; !;
sales 96, 900 at 68@70o 1or mixed western and
69972o for white do. Pork heavy at el9.45
Beef firm: Lard steady at 1903 1-l6c for
steam. Whisky el.O6f. Sugar nominal: Pc
troleun, crude 7x@:kc; refined l4xc.
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WAsHnoroH, Feb. e0-A joint resolution
providing that in appointments under the civil
service examination, disabled soldier. his
wife OF the widow Of , deceased soldier diving
Of wounds or disease contracted In the line 81
duty, orsuch soldiers child, passing snoL e.
aminations At the standard fixed by the rules.
shall have pIeference in such appointments,
negative. Consideration Of the Indian q appro- %
priation was resumed and several amendmentn
concn1zedin.s Messages were then received
from the House announcing the death OF
1essn. Rice, Croker. Hessey and Hooper,
and appropsiate eulogies were delivered, afteii
which o afu1th0 marx Of respect, an adjourn.
4ent ~ ta1ne, % u -. 4 Monday. .*5s szss=
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Personal Sketch Of the Now Senator.
Judge S. J. r. Mcmillan, the United
States Senator -elect, was born in Fayette
county, Pennsylvania, in 1926, and grad
uated at Duquesne College in 1849. He
came to Minnesota in 1852, taking up his
residence at Saltwater. When the State
was organized, in 1858, he was elected
Judge of the first judicial district, which
position he held until 1884, when he
succeeded Judge Flaadrau IS asso'
ciate justice Of the Supreme Court,
BY appointment to which position he was
elected in 1875 and reelected in 1872.
He held this position until the resigna-
ton Of Chief Justice Ripley in 1874,
when he was appointed Chief Justice, to
which position he WAS elected: in Novem.
Der last by some ten thousand majority.
Judge Mcmillan has never held any: Of.