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COTTON MARKETS


wt~rvcroN. March s-Couoa tu aoi unchan'et' miding
l5os loo Mt l5c. Guoi O-naJ, lli4; le receipts ~
ba... .ior.. 90 b.e, -
i.srov. ssicl s. Cotton frm Hdin- l5i3c Low Miilrg
4sTY s; net iscc.p,, Is baei fO3
L4as, :l.-s. ''t bacst stOcz, l1o'b bales
Na nt, IG GoVI o. ljic Mt Hcep~. ia b-,s
NyratK M,fc Cotton steady; Mailing BIC: reeept.
b..: IA Bat . 90
Mafci SCn quet Miitlng u 2; Low Nii1iue,
l.r. d or.uarv "a &c. net tc~ Nh5 bAts thpncnts,
l.J.i % ,ss 1000 bates; stock, 5l.Jl3 bale
CALvEs,OS. hch ototon Gurt ana steady; NlAn, 1913
Good Ordinary. IA &c lOj2
groG, IUo3 bai Ipos. coss.Dir, 2soJ bales
lU~J ta.cs, s,ook. GJiJ1 bacN
LUoUsrA Mar So tcaly MiliIpg, Is o.. LoS MlJng
- si Good OcosU, li4c; net receipts, l'J bales a 1856
B.lrNoEH March s-Coiop uue MdiiDg. lGis. Low Mid.
tlBg lj7- GlJl Ofins. - 2 net receipts bale. gross -
Continent s'5 balt. cosdWic 100 bales
sac 30 o. O. . ck.
L1ri,yiiLx Msi.l S--toi)n qget Dilrng. l54 llj1r.
INcix,Ar Mc oCoitoH quet; Mdly. lo's.; net cretts
~ ha- JJs bales; sse5 100 bales STOCK
~ Lon, M,reh S-Co,,ou unchanred: Mn- 15s,; ros.
iteey.s S3l bale. stoca. 2'lsz bae..
kKw-OrLIANs. MArci S-,Otiln quiet; " lJ; low Md
dlg lsc GooI OIdnaU, II Nc net receipts 5.4c Oaet
Crt3 Great Britain J9J. bales; Fsucr 2U31
hale oosssse, 1904 baes $500 bales stock. 2jJ zG9
bsea ..
AQBifH Msrch Cotton irregular Mailing. l5ssd1528: Los
MlGhrg l5isal54 Good q l27B
bt, CSC bales sales COO bales stock 81 4o
s,yASxau March s-Coiton dan sBd nomins MiluT. l5s,
Law Mdains ij.. Good OriaHry, liaf; recGp lGZ7
ss srpor coastae iO9 baes' sales 2d bales stock %eo
bale. - ,,,,t.-. 49, z,
i51..t Low liLns lJa Geoi dna Il D. set recent
G72 sies exports eoastWse @Zl bales saes 900 bales 'ocA
$3.50 bales
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financial.
GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
" (BRoOkLYN SECURITIES A SPECIALITY
GEORGE H. PRgNTIss Room %. No 80 Bro,d''
PROPOSALS FOR 900 BONDS OF TIE

PROPOSALS FOR S500,0O0 BONDS OF IllE
CIrI or P,opo,al' ril be 'eiTsa e A. e
Comptrolers Onc- until SATURDAY March ID lS7J, a. O'CLOCK
when the will lie publicly opened for The whole OF any A'
Of the SjOpOOO bonds OF The Cy Of Nes'fofs, VIZ
DOCK BONDS OF THB CITY or NBW.YORK, authorize
b. section G Chapter 57l Laws OF 1871 payable Nor ooo
ASSESSMENT BONDS. auihonz.d - Chapter 39i Laws of
1s52 sud Chapter 5SO Laws OF 1872 payable NOV ono
NRWYORK CITY BONDS FOR LlQU1DATION or
iLAiMS ,s1I S9P ~ i Ini, = is7S " 200 600
SAD Roads viii ar nes; al the rate
PAYABLE Of MAY snd November Va cseh year
Each Proposal should be sei and naore Proposals for bons
Of the City Of Newiork cosed IN second envelope so'
~ H. Comptroller. .-.
tight rervsd he part OF the Comptroller TO ~ any or
M d the bids in bis Judgment the interests OF Tie Coio''"OH "
quire IT,
Tor full information, City Record - r
CITY Finance CompOePs Once Maeh
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j A. CALDWRLL. c. ( 81.
OPINION OF COUNSEL rroS' v4L'DIY or cnlAGTTER:

OPINION OF COUNSEL LPOS VALIDITY or CHATTER
fCop.l CHAr1ASoJGs. Tcur.. Jan I9. 49,
iuSg.s We c-amu-t tlc .mpanJiuC
cofy cha:er 81 The Chattanooga falery NacAue No.I
MruE Manuacirrug tomgduri With - Ascertain It's
y.ai g. cour coac1sOn tia: III,
reasfy ad Legal lgirit the compaay c,rporition
Their capital Al he
ro.e-, sd consen' with tc Constitution
Of the United they woui be
The a AMI il equt Eesectfn
lSsrcL1 ItEWIlrt, GArKILL L THrHllIff, AFy-
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sln'l WEST 17TH-ST-A respectable col!
-~SIs9 solicit. les. lmels. Gld ly WASH
Ing u do ~ her residence at reasonable PAGES.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

4seS WEST 33D- STA mddle-agcd woman
= 20 DUSLWORK ac'vs sHI wiag o5-
!, ,ctioa to boaTdiL house cy reference.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

lN PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
sO MORTGAGE LOANS improved IOWA FARMS Refer
ebces sso iu.i noT4at0a tert apJic.uoa
UNDERWOOD 4 CLARK. Mns;'tne. Iowa
O. = nD3A MORTGAGE on LANDS, AS
tpst,UjO TOuA. Long Isllud To- SALE"ouh double the
june interest equal 10 10 per cent per snn1m FOR
toA srply to C. Il DEyESrER. No Wal-st, Sew-iok
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Situations UGItc3--fe.nalec
\ 0ViDt. industrious

1,IsD WEST 28rR-ST.-hn English woman
do GtNEHAL HOy SnA ORk woali go shor distance
tha countrv al llf er nee
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

s%n EAST GOTH ST. between 1st and 3D.
eeU a,eAA voang si-l EOC5EJfOUK IL small priV1ts
milg il ne q ~ excl ent r.e...e-.
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Laundre5

A RESPECTABLE colored woman would
N lie to - ca, WASHING anI IEONNG tsOelvsn te w-k-
l4l Wet lthst to- flor, rear Ni' JOA'ON
A RESPECTABLE C0LOkED WOMAN
"A wishes situation La ADRE,o uf tOA; also, g abooi
IA wiling her.ef generally M 2vj "es' l7ta'I
A SUPERIOR c0lOrei LAUNDRESS solicits
"A GENT LhHENS WASHING 20 90 a. hrr house.
lnen &C. superior s,i,; pr1mp; aa reliable Ne YOUNG.
1872 West 2j.h inquire IN basement.
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OFFICE OF THEsPKNNsyLvAyIA RAILROAD CosPAsr,t
PHILADELPHIA. Feb is, lSl1 %, ).
rEHE ANNITN. MEEIING of the SIOCk-

TENUF ANNI M MTI4 T TNV Ut VI IT 49,
boLnEiS Of TINS CompApy viii be held TUESDAY March y.
1sTi 10 o'cocE Musical Fund Hail. LOcu''-s, apo'e
Eighth Ph.iadelpldA -,,.,n.v v.A
Ihe EtcuoD Directors will he held on TUEsDAi han
2G, 1s75 al tie ComPauy's General hce nc, nv o,
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SVHEREAS, by the CIRCUIT COURT Of

w the UNITED HlAG rs for t!e EASTERN DISTRICT Of
,cr,a' tHE Mi,sISSIPfI VALLEY hSD WRSrtl:Y HALLWAY
CoNPANl and others d,leadn. N 'qr o tie olecosl OF EEK er
dry nary il5 ooe5e aa g'd end declc i.,' SID NJ
dsd ..n ,so. Of as tom al, T4ai & o. % @ , S e Nm "a!
@ TO VI ycT @ .p Isi Ween Ft nd po7eTia ,ogecr viii G ran
aPpuren,ae Of sad ia. y Compsay in aid deeds Of
,se Cnalse, 0: .d Coari anf sls.g tue
End l Ia and BY the 81 s.e IT, tqi. iri whatever
KIM OF an pare uro-. IT, ami to the ad norg'ge properly 9l
si Master shoa eierae eei.ee stating s SALE ogt.r win
& c"a % P % e 3 M Master should 'Dd execute s% ss q f f
10 ihs pu'SaSsr , % S ts % " f md clT Of All in
ahl p'operv together With the rolling ocs p
ION the town Canton ei. aour, between e saii
Of Canton and the Moli river aed int no ed su4 be re-
cye GenI than TX hundred hoafsad o'sn snd that ae s,d
M'sier houi eel 2araiey th't part Of % I9d od ar es G
r and h mo, ,bt ,,e of lie road property
sa fanehises ne said Master should reaus tie rmcn. BY
chaser o. the Of at least two tlnid on'sad icfs N ish
approved for ihe uc Thousand dollars
term. snd condition. Of sa e should payment said
Of Two h9n-ed thousand doa in esh or the eieu'n sES
Of the certificate Of sole by the sad M'sier % and n1 1I1
bond lieu holder bond lien holder be
al ca,h " ,ae eo.hmaon Of sad sale 'hsd sara @ ae Ds % G T1
h Or soq "a ss o4 or hen b. eF, as% sa 3 10 a 1n of
ocsed OF sad may BY sal, then found d1e to
TIE oeIs balance after such es,n
gaacr be ia boI bona ide CwaeI or represented
BY HIM.
aud the said dc7ee Joseph ShDpen
the Master ChAnoe'y Of the sad Coa Wi sell S pnbe suction %
highest bidder the from, doo Of the CooE.houe Of 81
Louis County the tuy Of 81 LoIs ~ the state ot Missouri on
WBOSE DAY tue l4ih day 81 Apl n D. 1870 leael TIE ho
Of en Ocock ia The forenoon snd three in TIE afternoon;
Ffst the whole the rlfCsi franchises and prVpeY together
rolling Of tie sid ppi valley wesea Rail
COMPANY fxce the portion hereinafter menondl the
and conditions sTefel the above eced decree; and
Second that Of the Mississippi Valley and Wet-m R'Tay Com.
psBYs Toadei anl ties connected e.eEh lg westward from The
between the Missouri kver
stands whoui rolling stock and he purchaser thereof VIII De
d0iar forthwith
bslsue hid hy th sail
lour--- In No /
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An SrH-AVE.--A respectable woman
= pNl8 COOE. WASHER. and rlA r. or wold ds
geaeral HOU5EWOHN IN tmsl ILyar tnl &c ference.
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tielu fuanleo-- females

UT,vTFD-In an American family Alter. .
w -HN =, xld to SLN, sABRVlDEh aad de Ihanoh~
M a.u s.k wsss &Asa
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Nurses.

NURSE and SEAMS IRESS-Dy frtnch
~ young woman would p oe % afe care snail 81 oN na
chi Jen: m-re aul en- rsl unoolt Ieci-
eces Can be ILLS lRLHCH BUREAU, No. I0J west
3ith-st Boldwsy
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

\ nI.( 6TH-AVE.-A young girl of 10 to
sUIsD take CARE OF CHILD AMI make hers-lf gHerilH
uu GTemGiHg; se"s nicely RESIDES
y,th areuta
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fjc!r CUanIco-- Males.

WY VvAVTED-First-class MANUFAtl niNL
w JEWBiER, 10 20 % Memphis, Team. Ftiili, Tan
f,r wages. Address JAMES MONROE Men2as - s,zS1-
VVANTED.-A smart business es no, sl"ss.s 80 IL,
w fCi ron' one e1oercucel in caeVsaas 30. -, % ~
insurance mip. books Ae. prri red "a ess.tmnn''t
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G,InaIlons Uanten-- temaLgs.

COLORED young woman wants n Sltil-
~ ton to do CAMBERNOkk and FINE WASHING or LAuN'
DRY good reference App for Si days at $40 '
hnnr-l.
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5ltuatlcrs Ulrte6--m mIles.

A YOUNG MAN, aged 21 years. having eX-
~ pcrienca ia general blsn. whes situation oFFiCE
CIsk or COIr fURi UNDERSTANDS bookkepng salary moderate
Alirr.s +. W Box 100 Tntune Ohce
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Further, "a subsidized- press dare
rot denounce him." When we have
anything to denounce, we will com
mence. Our party, as we'll as the
press, have declared against third
term, but not from any fault ia Grants J
administration does this have Sub
sidized" look? ?
Now, in conclusion, please don't
shock our modesty again by calling
attention TO our table, leaders, and
we will conduct the campaign in a
comfortable, cosy way, which will
bring out just as large a vote as though
we complimented each other several
times in each issue. IlDi hua ,i,ad
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IN THE Court of Common Pleas al For-

IN THE Court of Common Pleas of For
Il est County. No. Sept. Term, 1874,
Breve de partitione facienda.-Tate. Il
John Cobb vs.. Giles f. Filley, Theodore
Larcille, j. Philip Krieger, j ohm f. Tolle
Henry Van Stoddiiord, ID. A. January,
Jacob Woodburn, William III. Reid, r.
II. Barrett, Ada $. Ames, Henry S. Ames,
Mary s. Ames and Edgar Ames, minor
heirs of Edgar Ames deceased, and Lucy
V. S. Ames, guardian of the said minors,
John A. Scudder and w. II. Scudder, eX-
ecutors OF Henry Ames deceased, Thomas
Scott, and w. II. Brown, Trustee. afuI
Notice is hereby given to the above
named parties, that by virtue of the above
mentioned writ of partition, an inquest
will be held and taken upon the premises
therein described on the 9th day of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1875, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of making par
tition and valuation and appraisement of
the said real estate, as in the said writ re-
quired; at which time and place said par
ties can attend if they think proper.
To Giles +. Filley, &c. .rrl HH.
II. j. VAN GIESlGN, Sheriff.
Slerin's Office, July 26, 1875. 16 Ct
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CARRIER SEMINARY.
Settle.

Persons having unsettled accounts with
me me VII piease Galt anu nus setsle pelo[e sept ;ii
be left with attorney for collection.
July 2l, l575.-I6 3t S. II. HASLET.
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Consistency.

Shepherd LETTER is the Democratic.
candidate for Governor of Iowa, and,
like old Bill Allen, has been resurrect-
ed for that purpose from the grave of
the past. His last appearance il pub
lie life was in 1S47, when he held a
discussion with General Wilson, at Cas-
cade, Iowa. In that debate General
Wilson expressed the conviction that
the time was coming when men "would
blush at the awful crime of human
slavery misses and cheers l. and the
very men who hiss at my words to-
day." said he, will Welcome the me-
gro to his freedom" To all Of. which
Letiler made the following reply:l
"My friend (pointing to WILSON,
speaks Of human slavery Does be
call a niger human? Had he said
the awful crime of niger slavery
his words would have been an insult
to the intelligent audience, but when
he speaks of niger slavery as human
slavery he but adds falsehood to in
sult-or else superior ignorance of
that least intelligent of all the brute
creation n-the niger. He would have
you turn these animals loose upon the
community-yes, more, he would make
them free citizens of Washington's
and Jefferson's Great Republic, and
then, no doubt, he would send them to
Congress -niggers in Congress, think
Of it, and then after my fanatical
friend had freed the niggers, he wanted
to free the dogs-saying with Just as
much propriety that it was too bad to
keep them in human slavery [cheers
and cries of 'good'b and of the two
animals, I believe the dog is the most
intelligent. This is white mans
government, and dogs and niggers
shall never run it. Nor abolitionists
either! He says the time is coming
when will blush at these words. The
gentleman mistakes me. / love my
country and her God given institutions
too well for that may this arm fall
lifeless by my side, if ever tolerate
the thought Of negro freedom When
that time comes / want to die shall
have lived long enoughp'' O9- l''l nav
Well, that time has come, and,
strange to say, Letter does not want
to die. He wants, on the contrary, to
be Governor of Iowa, and he wants
the ''niggers" he despised SO much in
1917 to vote for him OF course. he
denies the paternity of the dirty
speech he then made, and tries to lie
out of it; but the record is against
him. The debate, as it occurred, is in
print, and no amount of lying viii
wipe out the record of it. Besides,
does it not sound perfectly natural?
All of US whose recollections 60 back
to that date, car recall the memory OF
dozens of such speeches, and Lefier
was no better than the rest. But he
should have kept his word, and died
when the event he SO much dreaded
came to pass. He has no business to
be alive, to-day; and if he has been
false to his pledge to shuttle off his
mortal coil when the negroes were en-.
franohised, he might, at least, have
the grace to stick to what he said a
generation ago. 1t wasamean enough
to refuse to-die, as he promised; but
il is still meaner to deny the utter
ances that came so naturally from hi;
lips. Pittsburgh Commercial. s
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a - E.uF. H. 1.i.ii sbfm
The above letters are the initials of one
of the finest medicines jim the country.
Four-Fold Isiniment not eNielled by any
other in the culing OF Pains and Sore
Throat and is especially adapted 10 dis
around bottles. Sold by all Druggists. ,1
w30-ly.eom
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The Forest Press of last week
pays us compliment, which we are
extremely y sorry we cannot appropriate.
Quoting the article headed ats Mis-
sion not Ended" published in our
last, the Press says, 1.-The above is one
of the ,ablest leaders that ever Mr.,
. Dunn wrote" To a person not famil.
lar with the rules of wellregulated
printing offices, it might be necessary
to explain that original matter is
dl,cays loaded; selected prieces being
set solid, or else credited. The piece
referred to was selected from one of
our exchanges, which published it as
selected matter, neglecting to credit
it. Knowing it to be such, we select
ed it, not knowing where to place the
credit. As we never wish praise not
do due us, we make this explanation
for the benefit of tho ose who might
over-estimate our talents. AS the case
is, the slight reference to our we'll
known modesty, is superhuous.
The Press compares the brilliant
record" of the Republican party for
the past IA years with the Chicago
confagration. This mistake is not
strange. 1t is not the first time that
good men and good works have been
misunderstood and misinterpreted.
John the Baptist once said,g "And the
light shineth in darkness, and the
darkness comprehended it not" So
it is in this instance the light which
has been shining on the benighted in
tellect of the Democratic party for
the past fourteen years, has, because OF
their defeat year after year at the polls,
been mistaken for disastrous confa-
grafton. Even the Egyptisn darkness
of the Democratic House last winter
failed to make them comprehend the
light which "shineth in darkness.
We pity them, but cannot consent tc
have the darkness spread over the en-.
tire land, simply because they fail tt
take advantage Of their opportunitie:
for enlightenment. .sl9 "A i.s4I
OF the exceptions to "honor, patri
otism, respeetability, intelligence,
&c, the Press points, with pride,
we dare say, to Tweed who was sen
to the penitentiarys for his crimes,
and, the Press might have added, wai
released from his Imprisonment by {
decision Of the Court of Appeals, {
majority Of that court being Demo
cratic. Sweeny, Connolly, Garvey
Genet, and Ingersoll, are also men
toned, as exceptions, but not a wort
about the Democratic NJ c., prize
fighter and gambler, John Morrissey
who, even now, is the head and from
of the Democracy in New York. No
word about ExGov. Bigler, of thi
State, who made speeches in ClearfelC
county, against giving the governmen
another man or another dollar" t
preserve the Union; this untrammell
ed Democratic press refuses to say
wold against this exception" who i
to-day the conceded nominee of tn
Democracy Of Pennsylvania for th
highest office within the gift Of he
people.
No, but "Boss Grant" is pointed t
as an exception" on our side, who
robbing and expressing the people
Such charges as this are peurile, a
President Grant never robbed" any
body, living on his salary, which wa
voted to him by majority Of Demo
Gratis as we'll as a majority of Repub
eaus Of Congress.
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lob WORK OF all kinds dono at this Of
> lce on short notice. --r "a ar.-
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In P0lTlCS,

The COM hIEitCIAb will hereafter. as
heretofore, he devoted 10 Ulc support of
RepndhAi nr atiplcs. mailitnlnin's Its in
depence ritbjA the Republican Party, and
clalning tie right at all times 10 speak
hDGS mud fearlessly on tho merits of men
and nasure% Party government is es-
sential 70 n constitutions country, and
Journals tlaipiing to bn independent of
party are usually independent of prinei-
hiiis upon which tho Republican Party
was based, il Is tho mohthpiece of no,
citque or taction, supporting the party
SOLELY because it believes that party IL.
founded pn principles, Of Right aud Jus
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C7E A WEEK to agents 20 sell an article
pIJ salable as -four. Profits immense.
Package free address Buckeye Manufae-
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2S { T FL E ST. M.
WEEKLY AND DAILY, For 1915.

.... ..L5 | IL u 81 Nj
WEEKLY AND DAIIY, For 1915,
The approach OF the Presidential ,elec-
ton gives unusual importance to the
events and developments Of 1875. We
shall ondeayor 10 9describe them fully,
faithfully, and fcarlossly. , ffa q . .,t-,t., y
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained
/ ~ circulation Of ever seventy thousand
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Known to thepublic. We shal notonly en-
deavor to keep it fully up TO the old stand
ard, hut TO impfoVemnttaddto its variety
and power.,st 81 ..H- anft 4g,uf,sv hug /
THE WEEKLY sun will continue to
be thorough newspaper. All the news
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when pnimportant, at full lengthwhen Of
moment, and always, we trust. treated in
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ner. .91tf
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