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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
Yazoo Banner.1

Those few journals who have objected
to the committee of forty-three, should, in
consideration of the endorsement from
the Vicksburg conference, withdraw their
objections and lend their aid in perfecting
a thorough organization of the party.
We believe that those who persist in their
opposition will be repudiated by the
masses. If they intend to stir up discord
by paltry objections 'twere better that
they fall in line with our outspoken foes,
for then We would knew exactly how to
class them, and should they continue in
their course they will be reckoned as such
by all who truly desire the same end.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Picnic. The Pres
'terian Sabbath Schools of Vicksburg and
|ckson have been invited by Daniel SWEET,
b., to join ina picnic at his place. Beech
fove, near four-mile bridge, on Friday,
lth inst Both schools have accepted the
Rltation. The school from this city viii
Pve on the regular morning train, extra
fs being provided, and will return by
|ecial train in tile afternoon
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The state B1eeatlve conml.see
Wfnona Advance.l

Winona Advance. @
The COMMITTEES was not s'selfconstitu-
ted" Three-fourths of the members never
heard anything about it until some time
after appointment Col. Stone, chair
man. VITO has been slightly spoken of,
has always been one Of the firmest pillars
of Democracy in the State, and if We
mistake not belongs, to that ''hard SHELF
school which of late we hear called
the aggressive element of the Democ-
racy. and was 50 olassed when put In
nomination for Congress in the List Dis
trict. sfs4N Ill s.
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DEATHS.

In this city Thursday evening April 22d,
1875, MIfTTB WILKINS, daughter OF Van ii.
and Mary Z. Manning aged four years, three
months and three days.
In this city on Monday evening, April p,
1875 WILLIAM SYKES, infant son Of Col.
Thos w. and Mrs. Sue. Harris, aged one
wear and four months.-Holly Springs Re-
norter
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HMR. CHARLES NoRDHoFF, who is on a
Mr. of observation in the Southern States
is writing a series of able commnnlea-
ms in the n. Y Herald, spent several days
jackson last week, and favored us with
Bit. His object is to report the Southern sit
stion prec isely as it is.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-We
indebted to the Ph ilomathean Society OF
Pssissippi College, Clinton, through the
|cretary, Mr.. j. II. Anding, for an invita-
N to attend the exercises and celebration
the I'D Anniversary at the College Chap
on Friday evening, May 9TH, 1875, for
|hCh we return our thanks.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES; For the Southern District
of Mississippi, in--the matter of, the Missis-
sippi Manufacturing Company, Bankrupts.
THIS is to give notice that the undersigned
Assignee of the Mississippi Manu- acturing
Company, Bankrupts, under and by virture of
entered on the 10Th day of April A. D., 1875.
will, on Monday, the 18th day of May, A. d..
1875, proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash in front of the City Hall, in the city
of jackson, between the hours prescribed by
law, a certain claim or demand of said MIS-
sissippi Manufacturing Company against the
government of the United States estimated at
the sum of three hundred and fifty-one thous-
and and thirteen dollars.
Dated this 9th day of May A. D. 1875
JAMES d. STEWART
mav5-w2 Assignee
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THEcLARInN

Returns to each Company, and each mem
Der, its thanks for the consideration which
it has ever received at the hands of every
fireman In our city, and wishes prosperity
to the Companies and happiness to each
member for years and years to come.
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THE gentlemen representing the South
ern and Southwestern railroads, who met
in convention here two days ago, and
agreed to DISAGREE, dispersed yesterday,
and returned to the places whence they
came. Railroad conventions, like other
assemblages Of the kind, are sometimes
ssmighty onsartin. IN. @. Picay.ane.
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Gov. Tilden weighs $50 pounds, but
the Canal Ring entertain the view of him
that the boy did of the mule. elbow
much did he weight, eh ?" said the boy
'Well, / only weighed one of his hind
legs, and I calculated that weighed about
1000 pounds Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle (Rep.)
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FREE hECrURE.--Prof. Edwards, by
sitatfon of the Brotherhood of st. An
ew, will deliver a lecture tonight III the
.ture-room of the Episcopal Church, on
! all-mportant theme of WoMAN-a sub
hin which many, besides the Professor,
4 very deeply interested.
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The colored fire company was organized
in January, 1870, and has made for itself an
honorable name as protective organization.
1t contemplate an excursion to Canton
during this month, at which time full re-
port will be made.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK,
City and County Of New York.
Morris Franklin, President, and William II.
Beers, Vice-President of the New York Life
Insurance Company, being duly affirmed and
sworn, do depose and say that the foregoing
statement of the condition of said Company,
on the 31st day Of December, 1874, is correct
and true, according to the best of their infor-
nation, knowledge and belief
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WIN. II. REERS, e-President.
Sworn and affirmed before me, this I'D day
Of March, 1915.
PRED. r. ANDERSON,
Commissioner for Mississippi, in City, County
and State of New York.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Scr.
L,W. H. Gibbs, Auditor of Public Accounts
Of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of the New York Life
Insurance Company is truly and correctly
copied from the original ON file in my Office.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
Jackson, this 9th day Of March, 1879
W. H. GIBBS,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
RARROVES a. SMYTHR. Agents,
JACKSON, MISS.
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STEvENs-FoRDR-On Tuesday morning,
9th inst. ut the residence of DR.. S. L. Pur-
cell, in Glasgow, by Ed. John Friend,
JAMES A. STEVENS, Esq, editor of the Co.
lum bu-, Miss, Independent, to MISS ELLA
FoRDE, of this piace.-Glasgow (ky.,) Times.
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There's the tax of the little merchant
who has 81, 900 in trade; 1921, or near
" Is per cent. on the amount invested
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SPELLING MATCH, No. 3.-We' learn
NJ Capitol Lodge, L. o. .. h., will an
|unce Spelling Match in a few days, for
Z benefit Of all who enjoy fun, bat es-
scialy for the benefit OF their Lodge room
lich they are endeaVorlng TO Fe-iurnIsh.
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SPELLING MATCH, No. 2.-There
b. be a Spelling Match in the lecture-room
the Episcopal Church, on Wednesday
gbt 18th inst. The admission fees viii go
the sunday school.
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For Browns Wells.

NJ MARX will run line Of HACKS from
vi. Hazlehurst to BRowx's WELLS Hacks
win leave Haalehurst upon arrival Of passen-
ger trains.
May 4 1s75-Sm.
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Tur CrEcUIT Court OF THE UNITED
,rEs. Judge X. \. Hin presiding, COM
bnced Its May Term in this city on Mon
n last
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
100000
Seven Octave-Fine Ffnlsh-CarVed Legs
Round Rront C0rners-Rieh I'm Tone
Warranted Five Years.

VIZ H. WOODBURY., IsH Wash
w +. ingtOn ST., Vicksburg, Miss, is selling
these extraordinary il Instruments. which are
good and SO low as TO be in reach Of even
moderate size purses.
Also, Agent FOR Steinway and Chicksring.
april IA, lST6-4w,
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kIr vour name was left out of our fire
kps report We ask your pardon. We
sdn'tintend TO DO it.
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arM r1RE ooMrANY, 30. 3.


Was organized May 1st, 1868. It's officers
on last Saturday were, Chas. Mcdonnell,
Foreman; Ed. Carroll, 1st Asst Foreman
James Kirkpatrick, A2n6 Asst Foreman;
David Ewing, Hose Directors Joe Rietti,
Asst Hose Director; James Galcelan,
Secretary, and John West, Treasurer. (Their
annual election took place last night and
the present officers will be found In another
column
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THE VICKSBURG CONFERENCE.
Its COnciliatOry Spirit Commended by
the Press.

fernando Press.l
The political action had in Vicksburg,
Miss, on the 22nd and 23rd of this month,
which will be found in to-days' paper, is
important, as it shows conclusively the
wish of the citizens, taxpayers, for har-
mony and united effort to defeat Radi-
calsm in the fall campaign. Now, let
all who are opposed to Radical rule unite
with the Democracy, and save the coun-
try from ruin and bankruptcy.
Forest Regisrerl
We publish the meeting and report of
the Conference, held in Vicksburg The
tone is of the right sort, and if the Legis-
lative Committee, to meet in jackson, on
the 18th of May, is alike conciliatory in
action, and agree to convention of rep
resentative people to meet at proper
time, then there can be but little doubt
the fall elections will witness the begin
ming of the end of misrule and robbery in
our State.
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To ask anybody how to spell a word
q i understood to be personal offence.
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day was spent in dancing. The dinner
was provided By the lady friends OF the
Company, and although here were hun
dfeds present many more could have toasted
"a on it. TIE traib started for the city at
O'Clock. TIE COMMITTEES Of arrange aIents.
Messrs. J. J. Dohesty. B , Cohen. A. G.
Lewis. W. G. Walker, John Cullen, Fred.
Lynch and Joe Rietli, deserve great credit
for their success in making Tie celebration
one OF the events of the Company : history.
AZ do also Messrs. Galceran and Fay, the
managers of the dance.
The railroad employees, Mr. Webb, agent
and x. Epps, Conductor, and the engineer
made many very warm friends by their po-
lite and agreeable manners. The firemen
here always want Epps and his engineer
when they take excursions hereafter.
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THE PICNIC.

Gem No. celebrated its seventh anriver-
sary by a picnic at Madison Station. AT sew
en- O'Clock. A. NJ, on the LIST lust, the Compa-
nv marched to the depot headed by the
Jackson Silver Cornet Band, where they
found the excursion train filed with their
lady friends and invited guests It took but a
little while for the firemen to get aboard and
soon thew were off--the band playing and
the cannon roaring q goodbye to the city.
Among the ladies present land we will on
" mention married ones IL the girls will par
don u.s. were Mrs. Doherty, Mrs. Mcdonnell,
Mrs. Miazza, Mrs. Franjacomo, Mrs. Hale,
Mrs Christman, Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Lynch,
Mrs. Overman, Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Hinckle,
Mrs Nelson, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs.
eastman. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. West,
Mrs. A. SplengleF, Mrs. Gsleeran, Mrs. Wish
artautl Mrs. Franklin The invited guests
present were Mayor McGfll, Maj. John Will
llams. Messrs. John Nelson, Nishart, Cara
way, Flemming, Bradley, Mclaughlin. Dun
can. MaDermott, Atkinson, Antoine Muller
BeaulIieu, H SpengleF, Jr-s Cornell. lst Asst
Foreman Shelby, Pearl H. q l., No l; c
W. Millett, jackson No. /; Harris Barksdale,
Foreman Hope Nos At the grounds they
were met by a number Of young and mar
ried ladies and gentlemen. who had been IN
vited, Of whom we mention Mr.. aud Mrs ID.
/ z. Montgomery, Mrs. L. +. Montgomery,
| Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Yellowby, and others
TIE picnic was In beautiful grove. The
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roRrMrN SINCE ORGANIZATION.

w. f. Fitzgerald, 1868; ]. J. Rohrbacher,
'6o-'7o-'7I; John eastman, "a and part Of
G. Rietti vice eastman '73 and Robt.
Sproules vice Rietti, -'73; Chas. Mcdonnell,
"a
ESaINE.-The beautiful hand-engine
Seem was decided to them at organization
and is now in use. The Company has also
two reels. the new one being as much of a
Gem as the Gem itself.
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Election in Gem No. ?.

IIhe election of officers for Gem Fire Com
lny, No. ,, was held last night when the
flowing officers were elected tor the ensu-
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PEARL HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. l,
Was organized in June. 1870. Prese MT Of
ficers, Marion Smith, Foreman David
Shelby, ls1 Asst Foreman; 5. z. Virden,
2nd Asst Foreman: P. shelton, Tillermsn !;
W. T. Deason, Secretary; A. VirdeE, Jr,
Treasurer.
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lew YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS THE STATE OF
NEW YORK; MADE To THE AUDITOR OF TnE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, PURSUANT TO THE LAWS
OF SAID STATE.
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EXPENDITURES

Amount Of premiums received..... GAIA, 454
Amount of Interest received....... CAS-, I06
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LIABILITIES :

Net present value of all outsta nd
ing policies in force DecemberSl,
1874, computed according to the
American table of mortality,
with Al per cent. interest, per
certificate inclosed...................
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FoREMEN SINCE ORGANIZATIONS.

FoREMEN SINCE ORGANIZATIONS.
Frank Johnston, $50, II IA, aud 70;
Marion Smith, IA, election in June next-)
TIE TRUcK.-Their truck FANNIE JoHN-
sToN is as complete as can be made, and can
not be excelled in any city in the Union.
The company this year concluded not to
celebrate their anniversary.
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Principal Office. no I.nsaIIe street.

Whole of Joint Stock Guaranteed Capital authorized
Whole Capital actually paid up cash
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Dividends apportioned and unpaid 3j2 50
Claims resisted grounds of
fraud, &o........ 5000 90
Losses reported. but not DUE proofs
incomplete, sc ........... ............. 2s53O 90
Reserve necessary to re-insure all
risks. including full reserve for
policies on which deferred cash
premiums and premiums in
transitu" are SOL, 40 81
Total positive and contingent
Liabilities -. 1,ss5,6O6 II
Surplus beyond all positive
and contingent Liabilities ......... $271, 1876 OF
The reserve is calculated on a basis of Az
per cent. interest. If placed basis of u
per cent. interest, the surplus would be in
creased to at least 100000.
First policy issued February %, 1867. $3.50
Policies issued to January l, 1869. p 623
Policies issued TO January l. 1875.
Expenses of 1874 were $56, 10 less than in
1873. Death claims in 1874 were $50 437 less
than in 1873. Income of 1874 $34l 2S3 more
than total expenditures. Assets January l.
1875, $147, 1y7 more than on January / 1874.
w. c. CARRINGTON, President.
d. ]. HARTsooK, Secretary.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Scr.
/. w. H. Gibbs, Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Statement of the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company is truly
and correctly copied from the original on file
in my Office.
Given under my hand and official seal at
Jackson, this I'D day of April, 1875.
[SEAL.l W. II. GIBBS,
Auditor Public Accounts.
G. w. TERRELL, General Southern Agent
and Manager 81 Carondelet St., New Orleans,
La.
JNO. H. BUCK, Agent,
april 2S-w3t JACKSON, MISS.
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 2. N.
MINING STOCKS.

MINING STOCKS.
An organization styled the New York Mining Stock
Exchange held its first meeting to-day, pursuant to
public notice and represented by some ten or Gf
teen persons. A few mining shares were called but
there were no transactions while were present and
the beginning seemed rather inauspicous
The National Gold Bank and Trust Company, OF San
Francisco did not open this morning. crowd assem-
bled before the opening hour with every indication Of
continuance OF the run, and the officers as measure
safety refused to pay checks The officers vouchsafe
but little information 1t is claimed that the bank can
pay everything in FULL and will resume as soon as DOS
sble but intmating no date The bank has been con-
sdered weak since the failure Of the Bank OF California
paying their small depostors only in full and obtaining
extensions on the larger There is no apparent
excitement at the other banks.
MONEY MARKET
Money was a trile more active during the day and
at one time was quoted call as high 5H per cent
Al the close however, the supply was abundant at 4
per cent Foreign exchange nrmer, with actual
business at 47o for bankers sixty days
ling and s3< asa for demand. The bankers and
merchants making up their mail to-day, as to-
morrow will be a legal holiday
Gold closed at 1l6 the lowest point OF the day The
highest price was 1169S The rates paid for borrowing
were "a per diem to per cent per annum and Hat
but in the afternoon to per cent paid for carry
ing
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances ST. 600 GIT
Currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,l27 S97
Gross ciearances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO, 22l 900
CLEARING House STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges gcs.................S SSs, ,625 400
Currency balances es....................... 3S52 023
Gold exchanges ...................... 9lO9 9S5
Gold balances. 1,27l ia
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed strong at the following
quotations United States currency skies, 123h a
123a<; do do, 1884, registered 1214 a 12iH; do. do,
do COUPON 123 a 1884; do hvotwenties 1862, regis
tered l156 do. do. do, coupon interest," 115k; do.
do 1864, registered 115Js l1G do, do do, coupon,
OK interest, 1l5A 116 do do 1865, registered lloA
III; do do, DO, coupon, interest, 1l6A III; do.
do, do, new, registered 119A 1875 do do do, do,
coupon, Il9A 11oH do do, 1867 registered, 12l i
l2l.: do do, do. coupon 12lh l2l2z; do do 1868,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND EASIER
FUTURES wEAK-FLoUR QUIET AND STEADY
WHEAT UNSETTLED AND LowER-coRN FIRM
BARLEY MALT QUIET-PoRK QUIET AND
NOMINAL = LARD IRREGULAR - PETROLEUM
QUIET-NAvAL STORES, SPIRITS WEAK
RosIN FIRM-HDEs QUIET-ous QUIET
AND UNCHANGED = wHISKEY STEADY -
FREIGHTS QUIET AND STEADY-HEMP AND JUTE
QUIET AND sTEADY-GUNNIEs UNCHANGED
COFFEE QUIET AND UNCHANGED-sUGAR
STEADY.
MONDAY Nov 1-6 p. M
The markets were somewhat irregular, especially for
those commodities which have recently been dealt in
on speculation. On 'Change -four was quiet Wheat
was irregular and lower Corn was nrmer Oats quiet
Whiskey steady Pork unsettled Lard decidedly
lower but unsettled. Barley and barley malt was
quiet Hides quiet and about steady Hemp ute
quiet and steady Naval firm. Oils were
quiet and unchanged. Petroleum quiet. Sugar
teady. Coffee unchanged.
CoFFEE The market for Brazils waB quiet and un-
changed Mild coffee steady. We quote Ordinary
cargoes 1sl4c lehc fair do, 1eHc- 1896 good do.
2oc. 2oic prime do, 1875 1876 extreme range for
lots IT7c 21Ac Santos. fair TO good, 1974c. 2o4c
gold ninety days; Java government bags, 26c 27c
grass mats 26c 2Sc Singapore. do. 22c 24c Ceylon
2lc 22c Maracabo, 2oc- DC Laguayra 2oc. 2lc
jamaica 1875 2oc; st. Domingo 1sc 1s5sc.; Porto
Rico, 1876. POKE; Costa Rica, 1sc. 2ihc; Mexican
2oc 216c. Manila 2Oc 21c Angostura, l9c- 21kc
Savanilla, Doc 2l%c. Curncoa- 1Sc- 2Oc
COTTON the spot was quiet and quotations
duced %c weak The closing quotations to-
day compare with yesterdays final figures as follows
rfArsI1ly M1nfLq AlfsIaf 4
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WALL STREET NOTES.
AN stIMPUDENr HUMBUG. /"


This is the way, according to an afternoon telegram
OF yesterday the London Times has denounced in its
financial columns scheme advertised In London for
floating $500 sterling worth of bonds of the Keouk
and Kansas City Railway Inquiry in Wall street yes
terday regarding the road in question disclosed In
formation beyond what is contained in the 'United
States Railroad Manual" From this 1t was ascertained
that the Keokuk and Kansas City road is 235 miles
long with only fifteen miles Of that distance in opera
tion and ono milo of sdings. IL has one locomotive
passenger car. one baggage mail and express
and eight platform cars 1t is still in the hands of the
contractors, aud has Office here. 1t has bonds
stock the market here and, from present indca
tions is not likely TO have any the London market
very soon
Mr. Il. B. Hall has becn readmitted TO membership
in the Stock Exchange.
This being election day and consequently legal
holiday no business will be transacted in any of the
exchanges until tomorrow
A 81 600 bond of the Union Pacific Sinking Fund was
stolen yesterday from the Office of Jacob " Ncufvlle
No. is Exchange place.
THB ATLANTIC PACIFIC RAILROAD SUED
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company have
formally defaued the payment Of the interest OF
the first mortgage bonds of tho Atlantic and Pacific
road and the Missouri Pacific third mortgage bonds
suit was commenced against the road yesterday by J.
Marcus Bowman TO recover dividends 600 shares Of
the Missouri Pacific stock.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BApcocK-TAYLoR. .--0n Wednesday evening" October
81 1875 the West Fifty third street Baptist church.
by the Rev. william H. Pendlcton, CHARLES II. Ban
LOUISA, daughter Of Captain John Taylor all
Of this city.
in the city OF Brooklyn, by the Rev. W. H. Reid,
DAVID L. CoUrAST TO MISS LAURA ID. HEBARD. NO
cards
FRormNGHAM-LowBgR. On Tuesday, October 20,
1875 at the residence OF the bride, Washington d. c.
by the Rev. William NJ. Ferguson, JOSEPH b. FRoTH-
INGHAx, OF New York city, 70 MARGARET LownER,
daughter of the late John Lowber Of the former place
No cards.
HEDGEs-CooK.-At Harlem, on Wednesday, October
90 at the residence Of the brides uncle by the Rev
Telfar Hodgson, ALBERT NJ HEDGRs OF Hoboken, to
LIZZIE A Cook, Of Harlem.
MoRGAN-voIRrN. On Thursday, October & 1875, by
Rev. II. w. Warren, D. d., WILLIAM I. MORGAN TO
OCTAVE M. VoIRrN. No cards
MoRToN-PRowTfN Wednesday, october 20, 1873,
at the residence OF tho BRIDES parents JAMES ~ NOR
TON, ESQ., TO Miss JIMMIE PRowrN, all OF New YORK
city Rev s. J. McCutcheon officiating clergyman
VALrEAST-STAGE.-We Wednesday, October "a 1870
KATE STAGE 10 ALoNzo B. VALiEANr, by the Rev. MI.
Blair at "a Perry street
California papers please copy.
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
at three O'Clock this day.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

REcAPITULATIoN OF THE MONTHLY STATEMENT.
The following recapitulation of the Public Debt
statement issued to-day
Debt Bearing Interest in Coin.
Bonds at per cent. 043 292 $50
n
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THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

THE END OF THE CORNER IN OCTOBER COTTON.
The 'corncr" in October cotton to have cumi-
mated without much damage to the members OF the
Exchange one small failure announced In the
general market; that of Mr.. W. r. McJilton who noti-
fed his creditors that he unable to meet his obga-
tions Tho Secretary OF the Exchange, Mr.. Powers,
said that undue excitement seemed to attend the
yesterday and that all the contracts out
standing were understood to be settled without diff
Guilty. There seemed, indeed, to be speculation
on the election than in the staplcs Middlmgs long
and short staples &C., seemed TO give way TO talks
about Fox Morrssey and the other contesting candi-
dates At three O'Clock the Exchange adjourned until
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