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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
rExNEssEE NEWS.

John Williams, aged thirteen. was
married to Lucinda Martin, aged IF
teen, in Henderson county.
4 Jordan Holt, the Shelbyviile negro,
who was convicted Of rape, has been
sentenced to death by hanging.
l. Colonel b. J. Lea, Brownsville, has
been invited to deliver an address at
the Metklenburg Centennial, on the
10Th inst.
The Sparta Index, which has been
suspended for some time on account of
sickness in the family of Mr. Carries, is
soon to I've resumed under the edit rial
management of Mr. NJ. s. sorrell.
1t is stated semi officially that the
Louisville, Nashville aud Great South
ern Railroad Company vii :lot accept
the J per cent. prOviso Of the new
law for the taxation of such corpora
/ tions.
The surviving members of StrahPs
brigade are most cordially invited to
he present On decoration day, Nav
Oath, 1873, to take part in the cere-
mony of rcintering Brigadier General
o. f. Stfahl, in the cemetery at Mem
phis. 4f-H
De Castro, the magician, who was
indicted at Knoxville under the law
prohibiting lotteries, submitted his
case in the Criminal Court and had to
pay 1922. He was fined $500 in one
case for gaming, and nolle pros. was
entered In nine others, en- the payment
of costs.
There is a report in railroad circles
that the fight between the Green line
continuation and St. Louis and South
eastern is about to assume still fer
Ger aspect; and that after the 10th In
slant the latter will he required to pay
local rates for freight billed to Poiats
south of Nashville.
Maj. Glover, Register of the Land
Office, is still receiving letters FROM
surveyors with plats asking for grants,
Notwithstanding the fict that the Leg.
stature did chi The 18th day If March
last abolish the office of Entry-taker.
Surveyors are no longer allowed to
survey lands for entry.
The Tennessee historical society held
its annual meeting in the capitol last
Wednesday Letters were read from
Colonel VIM. Garrett of Alibama,
Prof. Eaton of Washington and Hon.
Lyman e. Draper Of Wisconsin. Tie
follow ing delegates Of the society to
the centennial celebration Of the Meek
leHburg declaration Of independence
to take place at Charlotte, North Car
DINA, on the twentieth Of May, were
appointed, te-Nit 1 Ex-Governor John
C. Brown, Colonel J. b. Killebrew,
Colonel ]. George Harris, John M.
Bass, DR. VIM. A. Smith, Hon. IL. l..
Davidson and Governor James D.
Porter. Colonel John M. Lee, Gene
ri Z. Kirby Smith and DR. K. G.
Foster were appointed a committee to
make arrangements for the celebration
Of the Mecklenburg centennial at the
Nashville fair grounds an the twenti.
eth.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

The Grand Commandery of Knights
Teinplar convened in Chattanooga last
week. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Grand
Commander, Fl NJ Aiken. Knoxtille;
Deputy Grand Commander; W r Bit
lef, Murfreesboru; Grand Generalisi-
mo, Ed Worsham, Memphis ; Grand
Captain General, g Conner, Chattl-
nooga; Grand Prelate, Rev. @ B
West, Murfreesboro; Grand Senior
Warden, A B Jones, Jackson; Grand
Junior Warden, @ II Gwynne, Leba-
non; Grand Treasurer, n s Wood
ward, Knoxville; Grand Recorder, NJ
B Howell, Nashville; Grand Stand
ard-bearer, Spencer Eakin, Nashville;
Grand worl.Bearer, Z T Wright,
Memphis; Grand Wander, j b Nick
lin, Chattanooga; Grand Sentinel, Geo
Sieferle, Nashville.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

The Canton, Miss, Mail says an
Important movement Is being inaugu-
rated along the line of the n. O., st.
L. d G. L. r. by MeSsrs ID. bennett,
of Summit, and NJ. d. Hiilyslrd, of
McComb City, that deserves special
attention and general fIver. They
have organized at Holly Springs, Ok
ford, Madison Station, Crystal Springs,
Brookhaven, Magnoiia. TangipahOe,
Osyka and at Greensburg, Welcome
and Intelligence Committees" to ex-
tend a welcome to immigrants, and
scatter intelligence in relation to the
resources OF this country. Why can't
something of the Kind be inaugurated
here2 We have the lands, which csR
Be bought Cheap
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.

The foundation of the Oldest church
in Norway was laid III \. ID. $50 e.
Two ladies are continuing The rcyiv-
al services in New York, iIau surited
hy Mr. Marley.
Eoltrt Bonner, of New York Ledg-
CT fine, has given 100000 10 kes.
i)r } hn Halls new church.
Prayers for the cessation of the
smallpox are to he offered in all the
Gath tic churches in Canada
Eight Chinese w0men were baptized
at the Mission building on Washing
ton street, San Francisco, recently.
Miss Moody, daughter of the Amer
lean revivalist, who is now preaching
in London, not sharing her fathers
views, went to the play, and coming
down late to breakfast next morning
was greeted by him with, well, child
of Satan !" to which she calmly re-
sPolded, Good morning, papa"
With regard to Mr. Sankey's part in
the services in London, siitiiy ortho-
dox divine said he thought it rather
''irreverent to sing the Gospel" The
reply Of an aged minister was happy
and decisive: "As to that, my friend,
RENE mber that the Gospel was sung
before it was preached, when the an
gels sang, Glory be to God in the
highest! on earth peace good viii to
men. -"
The Pope bitterly complains of his
captivity" in the Vatican; but, for n
prisoner" he is pretty comfortably
oft. His palace is certainly very
commodious Jail, and the sorrows of
his bondage must be considerably ale
waited by an annual ihcome-so it
WIS last year-of some SO, 100000.
For a successor of st. Peter, who had
neither silver no gold, this is very
fair exhibit. The jubilee, which he
has decreed for the coming year, will
Danish all fear he may have of dying
poor.
The Rev. DR. Augustine 1. Smythe,
distinguished Pres yterian divine OF
Charleston, s. c., in pamphlet issu.
ed in 1917, gave an interesting disser.
tation to prove that 10th the MeckleD.
burg Declaration of Independence and
JeIIerson's were suggested by or taken
from "A General Confession Or Gene
raj Bond, for the maintenance of True
Religion and the Kings Person and
Estate" put forth to be signed by the
members Of The Presbyterian Church
of &c, tl,nd, more than a century be-
fore American independence was re-
solved upon.
A curious structure is rapidly rising,
or rather sinking, in England. 1t is
a church designed to accommodate the
crowded fishing population in one
quarter of the city. Land being diff
cul; to procure, il was determined to
build a church under the street. The
hoor of this underground edifice lies
thirty feet below the surface of the
road, and is reached 10y descending u
flight of stone steps. In form, the
church is a long parallelogram. 1872
feet by 90 feet The altar Is at the
north en'i, opposite the base of the
stains. The structure is TO have n
organ in the west aisle, which sdivid-
ed from the nave by columns of Bath
stone. Attached to the church is a
vestry room, ais, subterranean. The
cost Of the whole building. $4,000, is
eoFne by 4 clergyman in Brighton.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

A revolution broke out in Port au-
Prince Sunday. Gen. Brice was dragg-
ed from church and shot. Forty for
cigners have been killed. Among the
victims IS the servant of the British
Consul General. Bui'dingswere fired
and every seeciesef disorder prevailed.
A state of seige has been proclaimed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Another fearful shipwreck occurred
off the Scilly Isles last Friday night.
The steamship Schiller fron New
York to Hamburg, during thick
fog, struck a rock and sunk. Over
three hundred lives lost, with a large
amount of mail matter, freight, etc.
The passengers were from various
parts of the United States.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Baker, of the two papers bOth
weekly, says Of the editor of the Ex-
CHANCE. III he were to add to his
accomplishments as editor and hotel
keeper the standing Of a jack-ass,
would it necessarily involve change
of baseg" No you don't Baker.
You can't get a stall here. We don't
want to invest in such "base" stock.
Please excuse us.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

We see by The appointments Of the
Bishops of the NJ. Z. Church, South,
that Bishop Doggett will hold the
Memphis Conference at Paducah, on
November 18th. Bishop Paine, be-
ing in very feeble health, was assigned
to only two Conferences, both in Mis-
p;ee;;,,,,;
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
ADVERTISING RArEs.

Dou5ie-column advertisements. 10 per cent. adj
vance on the above rates.
Triple-columu advertisements, % per cent. adj
vance on the above rates. q.
Advertiser ents 20 ocrupy spe~ial position, 10
per cent advance on the above rstes.
~ Local Notices" I'm the same type rs local
reading matter.) Is per cent. advance On the
above rates
Obituaries. Tributes Of Respect le1~ept such as
come officially from charitable sOeieties), and
remarks on marriages. One-half Of regular
" Losal Notice rates. Simple annOuure-
inents Of marriages and deaths Inserted gratis.
A n ira nsisrt Advertisements must be paid for In
advance. Yearly advertisements. quarterly
in advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

A private letter from indianapolis
says '.'the wheat crop in western and
southern Indiana locks very bad, hay
ing been frozen out, and viii not har-
vest the seed planted. Other crops
are in almost the same fix"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Tie Board of Missions Of the II. j.
Church, South, at Nashville, has as
sessed the sum Of SlO0, 1000 for mission
hTy purposes. Rev. DR. ID. &. Kelly
WAS elected Associate Missionary Sec
rotary, very properly, we think.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Mr. NJ. L. Smelser, local editor of
the Memphis Avalanche, died Satur-
day night Of consumption. He WAS Il
talented writer and nohle-souled gen
tleman. He died peacefully and calm
ly and We hope has gone to the better
land
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Vice President Wilson was in Nash
vile last week. He received much
attention from the dignitaries Of that
city. and was feasted and showed
around generally.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Memphis is making arrangements
for the celebration of the Mecklen-
burg Centennial in grand style. Milan,
we suppose, will celebrate it as she
does other holidays-not at all.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Tavel, Eastman d Howell have
been re-appointed Public Printers for
the State. a frst-rate appointment,
rs they are good printers and honest
.msn. We congratulate them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Reports received at Washington in
dictate that the wheat crop of the
Northwestern States will be far below
an average-not much over one-half,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

Vice President Wilson was received
by the authorities in Memphis Satur-
day with the highest honors. He goes
South from there.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
TENNESSEE.
IRIS Resources and it's Future-The
Place For "a Working Wan.

Editor Exchange:
The following is an extract from a
letter received in this city, from a
former citizen well-known in this State,
which we copy from the Minneapo is
Tribune, of April 10th. 1t speaks
volumes in endorsement of what / sta
ted in a former article, and furnishes
a stronger argument than / have be-
fore given, why Tennessee is better
place to emigrate to than the Pacific
States:
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

The election for organizing the new
county Of Bell last Saturday was sue
cessful, and there vas great rejoicing
at Lagrange In consequence.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
THURSDAY. MAY Is, 1875.

The centennial of the capture Of
Fort Ticonderoga by Ethan Allen was
celebrated last Monday.
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STRT@.
Although THE ARION c

Although THE ARON
made Owing its peculiar cstrucin,) sel
cAME GtA DE f Piano he purchased ccNInrc; c.,
deVt OF Increasing business. fsci
UELIMITED.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

acknowledged that the most test uo undergo
Conservatory The New York Cnerv M h. tau
upwards of THIRTY ARON PIANOS respectfully
hi, Institution durability and exent qualities
Our Pianos also used y the leading and College throughout
the United States, and by many of the principal Opera TrouPs
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
ToJRTH.

The Aon remains longer than any other Iauo
has been fully demonstrated
for proof Of this fact read testimonials purchasers
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
TIFT1E.
ALL our instrumehts are

ALL instruments u Ocasc and they the rgt sqr
manufactured. We the SANE ca ALL If ma:tI Iy be
price for Workmanship for '.iu PAros higher
priced
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
SEVENTH.

Over Seven Thousand Pureh ali @ JL word who .
ld All Pianos, testify the -ui ere.t
inst lille nearly ali the No .l!cu
,nc United SITES have adopted the AKRON HAND
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13

The Patent Arion Piano-FCrtes have been
adopted and are used exclusively in the
New York Conservatory OF Music
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
TxIITaD.

These Instruments have GREATER VOLUME
perfect EVENNESS throughout the scale length PUTT y,
Y Laton that cannot be found in any Othe square fllo
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-13
SECCN ID.

The Arn perfect Instrument 10 Workmanship y
used in AS CAS- BE MADE ~ s
manufacture is fully warranted for five years.
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States.
"cALIFURNIA NOT A PARADISE FOR
WORKING MEN"
SANTA BARBARA, Call, !

OANAA OAhDAtAAj SADss
April 18th, 1876.
DEAR SIR Yours of the I'd inst.
is before hie. / have 8, ftiany letters
from parties eastwishing to know what
would do ahoutcoming 90 this country
that have laid down this AS my inv lri-
able rule to strangers and friends, and
then Ihave responsibility. Never to
advise any one to come, unless they
can bring anywhere from twelve to
twenty thousand dollars, for it is very
poor place for pCor man. The whole
thing is overrated, although the eli
mate is very fine. The way for you
and for every one who wants 70 know,
is to come and see for yourself. Bust
ness is very dull; and no merchants,
with but say two exceptions, are maxi
mo aDv mpnpv-
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SEVEN REASONS
FOR
Purchasing an Arion Piano.
Fol,


There FOUR Valuable PATENTED pyemen,s AXIOM
Piano, which SIMPLIFY construction, ted,
understand MUST IROIE the ONE Dur B-LIT
Ut the Instrument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
COTTON MARKETS.

EEwoRLEANs. Nov 17.-Cotion steady Mddlne. 12'sc..
Mitng. - re-; Good or usy, HE net receipts
Htoi bales; ErU,s s. * bales eNl ortS, 10 fr ne lobO
coastw4s l164 bales sales, 1000 bses sock, l65
SAVANNAH NOV l7.-Cctton quiet Nuodling l27ec.; Low
hiadne - ~; Good OruiSy. lac: net receipts f532
S1c st Se s. d e ' t Continent '' O'' sales 'O
MON T.. Nov. I7.COiiOn weak Middtng l2hdl2'sc. Low
Ndtinr lI4dll sci Good Ogtn3Tf, l4Ci me- itSeiltS'
. l57 bales cxor coaswse, 25 bales sales 1000 bales
st0cs. ,OS bales.
CH1aLssIoN, Nv. fiction steady MitdlnG l24c.
Low N.durc 121Iltac; GOOD or .iuaIy II &c
900 bales. stock, GRIP alies. -
nov l1tOtt0n quiet ano irregular Nidili
12isc. net receipts 34Si bales shipments 2, 90 bales
sales, 220J Uaius. Il -, 1I,2l4 bales. - -.
GA.NKsIoS Nov. - OilOn firm; Mdd.ns. l2'sc: Low
Aiudbg II &c. Good Ordinary. &C. nc; reccptf $40
bales; cXp9ts coast~se llJ6 taisi sales, Lott baito
WissNSioN Nov 17.-Cotton dur; MidIIne. 12a,c. Low
N.idi.c l. 1c Good Ordinary, uOuA; n,t ctP''. ~
bsas cxpors co swsc. 2OlO bales ses 30 gales $40 a.
Bt!iisoaI nov. I7.-Cotton dull Aiiddlnr 2 sc Low
Midlng i4pe; GOOD Ornuarl, lie. reco!pts SiS
bd,; exports cOaetwises 10 bales; SAFES zoo bales socE
Loi isyI4GE Nov. l7.-Cotton firm Middling, le'4c.
Bcs1UN NGy. IL OitOn qnct Mdiing, A2c. ow MID
rruss ! SO btcs sales lG3 bales; STOOD. 500 Jacs
PaiLAuE rHiA EO. 1T.-COt0 quiet; 81 ddnc, 13i1c. Low
Ae-. ljc Good Vi dinaI! II c net receipts 10I Oaies
N,st,IK Nov. l7-Cotton steady; MIung. l2',c.. net
receipts 1921 bales exports 10 Great Lrain, 200 t's
wise. 81 ssee, 800 baeo MOCK -3642 bdys
dEg 1850 Low Mi dlns l20 2lec, GOOD Ordinary, II 2c
net receipts 1. 100 bales sales, > bales
81. Ly1I nov. li.-toion steady MiddIng IL G. Low
MdjmN lZdci GoOi Ordinary, II re; II receipts, sOI
bales sjpucts l,47i bales se IT. Is ualts slccL, 7i1o
CI>cNNATI Nov. III Cotton quiet aud steady Middiing
Lolj Jales ermenis. 100 bales saes lV7 bales"
81, &C I'D bales
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THE STATE OF Trade.
.r-.. -. . - - . Z. q. !. -

IdyxsrcoI, Nov I7-IZS0 p aCoon. to arrive, steady
"A rs OF Middinc Upands Low S3uiLg clause, sh pod
Noyei December sab al GISg pts. 100
bars. az Amerloan CHt'u Is ste9,y Mlddling tI.~hdo
90 AnJG. ns Dreams aIeL; saI, 1900 Oa!os nolILhs
Surj isf zee NATION IN a. i2T.. .
IiFEmOui, nov. 47-l;sOp m-sacs OF Mdcllng Qpands
CutiOa, Middig clause, Shipped Deco ubtr aht tnag
pyi sap AZ Gi"Ied DO do s4ppei JaIH1f! an teraary
iIer is., do fcJr cary ami Ndicl dthNeti, ~
6s. q; cafes Of Mld1aas ORGANS 20" Nj c@'-' ?
december I'D. l u
81 . cwt Bacon y O. cwL Long CltaT Nidol.s.
YOf. l7SI ln.Df tH0 sIioS or Cotton 10
Cav : loo bales hu.erCdn
t.. IT $50 m.The rnte - discount II the
osH make iL0uDs bills Il % ~ 80 lr
c.1i YS tac OF England rate t1sO!s. Jl4ll6 lor
npary account United states bonds. locfa l"os
NeS b, b Ertc Railway Ia q 81 tiIt, -
SkpIh NOy i1-l.5v =. iP4ns udfltos q.Ott htntes at
6G g.. g, ,,..--,.,
LoApOS Nov. I7-S D. m.-The amount % baliCn with
dawn She BgHa OF ~ n on balance today Is AntV
~ Of web for hplsL % A1uorica h.le hallway
"A - ,c.-
LcYnOh Roy. 1850 T. infinite states bonds 1865
pc 10 >, 4O- l0i4. tne Railway shacs H. faiis T.
woes auote > ~ OF zoe.
IoAG~ ~ Nov l7-s p -frduoe Tsow. % 81 cvL foT
Io>poN Nov. Il Everins --Iinseed Oh. IS 6 ? ewt
rAa.s NO., I7-LAoi.4iic London 25L 10 for short
f"lAb4ogI Nor. I7-Unfto4 states bouds New 5s 9S7s
ASfWSGT nov. IH-fefoieDm Z - To- fi1e Pae AueIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

f9 s SGsSss S 'ss e. SaGis aS o p4ss
y. h' i for gales a !. S E sTi
iici Clear NIB sides iisc; clear sids: lie Hans
c Ss'sS SSalE' s ge H5 Reg 'risS
,,orse dun ana nominal Ordinary to Prime isiss2c
c,q9t sterling. S, 44adsS All for commercial Gold,
sswHSo NOy lqur ynS9snsea sIlO' con OF sSc e e
o ns S ie low SS s6d h aSSd u Bas
ssSa demsId sales Of 2ooo9 o"sh No csnads at 9ec
.gS 10000 bssS Do at $40 bush SO Boy a. q
boicd. s2S tor UpGcl,ed !Sn Mliesa shorts sls
WEST re Peas 7S ccn sud Rye G'c Barry, Sc
S se ss S 400 to Sus A Wheat ' % BUSH Bs4
3 go Ssh p rS BAILEY S SEQ oaa Rye 5o5o feet
Fa9ntrm 10Y Petroleum nominal 1 at l219l Gns
foaI dun ard low grades weak sses 500 66s ,nealns
Family at *de Sc sos Tsnnsylyag nnans and Ohio Go
AMBER, 81 30 White Il T. Rye $50 Sc. Corn fairy
sssd Fo MI 42S4 B NF sS 80 %csS I faSs
l2Gl7c. do. SIDES, sglb4c do shouid' - O.qI ~
sS Ss .1 ea5 10 fsd az isG i 49, WHISKY 81
and Brsd6Td Ccnty TImas "a as5c do do Iirst 20
e32o; Western Extras 50 2c do tisis z gZgS k%S
Fancy Is &C.; DO. Irns, i2slai84c; Western Fins l21s
JERSEY and EeiawaTe fresh S2s s5c Western DO 52e
81 49, d 10 10Y fI i Fa @5a 80 Gsou6 E4s fa
~ 7j4 ~. Wheat dun and d,Oopng; No keI W iHSf
IL 81 cash 81 81 November - o. January No. go.
4 Corn inactive: No z MlNel lu0Jlo
cash; 81 81 November oats ipactNe. NO = % %
dull demand O % tho hlEht-t cranes
SPRING Prime to CIuce \Oftl tTn II H~i Ia
Str ely Cocc fancy. 81 IL 2G$l i'{e dii ~ nc
quiet and unchanged. Lard AMI sn1 lower az -
RrS McatS lower: sales Of 6arI1ts-ShouiosrS
r2e7Ac; Clear Rib sites, 10i2GlO'ic; Cea Sides uA3
lie. according age. Green Meets du shoulders 49,,
Clear Rib SIDES lOc Citar sides ,luesc. bsoVb nun
and lower; shoulders, lOc Cear R,D side. i1,tc'.
Clear SIdcs. l3i2c. WHISKY steady and uhchniugeIj
sales at II l29 srrlve Hoss dut aud lower
sats. l0rRers, So 0Gs6 20; Packing. - - .;
Butchers, u 81 80 the later Fancy si0ckts % 80
= Cattle steady firm sales Good TO th"V. .Ni,t.H
- 25o I'll M,olun ~ 500 - 90 common - 90
N.tNc 0ws ~ 2,dS9 81, ctyCNcrt t5dTI ~ '1.'os
S3 sOTs4 @ Texans ~ 90 - 49, VI uuh
10 islr - Common. ~ 4O@Sz -. hse' US US
81 bGi+ tloLr, p.0 busA- ht., l4UJu nun ~;
Duoh. cats 80 Obush BARLEY. LOO pish' iSe ''VV
Hogs aud $40 cattle. -.,
500 40, I--fI0ur- Demand iair market brin = heat
no Nlie Wabash ~ Al ; No. White N cmgin' 81 30
hXtra 81 Al AmDcr NJ .cnsm, 10; December, /! 20
Ola. ~ 81 lied Winicr, 81 - M. Dh!ioa AID
michigan 81 - Rejected Red ~ pr Corn himrr: held
higher iIgh Mixed. November % nc; New, spot 57c
year f9sc Low DO, Coo; New 1Cc no grade, nov.
a9lac oats Guirt but nru No - i2c; Mie gau.3 Re
jrCC, Sic. fregts quiet, unchanged RetelptsiC0 Dhla
Fl)lu. $1,000 busl Wheat 1900 bush Corn 60 BUSH
Oats Silpmtnts-3U q bb.s Hour, 5000 BASH Wheat,
A. 900 bush. CON. b 900 busb Oats
N4.NlEGlO> Nov. l7.Srirts Jupcntne quiet at @J4c.
RosL steady al VI A. ior stIue' Tar steady a. I'll as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
Eeeal NoiiCe5.

cIIPREME COURT-ClTI and COUNTY of
y NEwAu gE- EpWhPD HAhWo 5oh tNNlGauniL
It-IIli 4itfN composing ltt Hiia 81 - tN"bpb.
.lGIfr e. AELIE against LEA IN DIX Gull :. AMI
WILLIAM CpLiIr. trading uud,i the name 0i AIN ~
DE- tDIIfI. tp--uIlluu. iOi IDHnt ltlN.td 90 con
irtoi-( Com not ~,rl-1o fnt above named ~. ofhiS
NON r~r-v ruuarsi ard Tsuirtd 90 su-T the CON
% amt !n il.a .rtuY uhsh Dn o. httiH the oWc' 2" io
Than ~ Tho Cos and Comfy ~ Now OK "t 'A' ''"t
ttr ~ t.tN So aud 30 servo Atai 81
youg the said comp INT 'u iht ~ fbcr Al 20
mice 40 c. wal 81, IN lid siW. witll1 twenty days
aiar the o this SUMMONS oh No. exclusive W t cay
off and ION Gao answer th' sdii con-
iiir .ue time q nTc-l! the pant "a 90 action
vim is., iif'nurIj against You for Io o. o." u'
tn4f-Huf huud0l dollars. With VI rest nom tiN " i'
cont b. Of me and eight hnhdrt A seventy
~ Thousand eight hihtiN d'if4.
ana Interest from the 2is dl NJ June ~ on ~" -i1 "f
hIidTed aF, scsir- the costs Oh tis
action New. ApIk. JGy e.. 1870. $500.
FO~TEKN IliuN-sN, Piainiihs Auorpafs
me cnnpsrt ia above Cutitru at ton Ws hicd t me
oil o. tu. Clerk OF the Ct lgl County 81 80" lo ~ ~
ono, is-5 POS iER a THOMSON.
uui2 iav6E1h fa.rtis' Attorney 80 Nhi-t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

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