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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

qgW .stern Mon and Pacific Nal sold in 1874 M@h'I
sfier Lay than before 10 vii: atoS aL u > Iospo'S
The foregoing table is instructive, and SHOWS lbat
the good stocks as a rule have improved IN market
value over the prices of August, 1873, very nat
ufal result of the great plethora of money and tie
sxtrauelv low rates of interest and it also shows
that. notwithstanding all the speculative reactions
which have occurred since the pane, the non-diy-
ldend stocks have gradually sunk to lower stand
ar, until quite a number If them now without any
panic rule below the panic prices and few winch,
IN 1874 even, were considered GOOD enough 20 spec
ulat, On, have reached prices which render them
nearly without value.
The Philadelphia stoct Market is steady; Penn
sylv.aia Skies, third issue. 112; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2Oi2 Reading Railroad, 56's; Penn
,yIvania Railroad sos. Gold 115ss.
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NAVAL STORES-ePiFits TuIpvntine is selling ial at
slight 0l b0is. az 81 &c Rosin l. sAy
wn ses OF 1000 bbs. Coca stra ned on private trnr
Loo bnls - s. fj 30 Common IA Good cti 81 qot
Gj4$i TO- Tax selling jOong way at unclAbstu
pieces. Pitch quiet and steady. - -,
PFrROLECM-Ihe mark nnres d ~ but steady Re;
fne In bills. quoted AT IL l.c. JOJO Dbs reportei SOU
last cvoL1g &c. Crude in IA. 5's4j &C. CASES 100
l7c Naqhh 10 &C. At Philadelphia Refined sod to the eA
u 800 bDls AZ qOel II ii &c Tor spot lu
Baltimore, Ii &c. ASKED. Al er hanse IRE
GJ34c
PitOVISIONS-Export demand Of all kinds light, and
the market such articles unchanged generally exc ~ Arr,
Which lower. culauye trailing extremely Hgh. 'L
PORK Lard. Ness Pork. tie spot sOli OK fittT
lower rates for regular lots, 100 going at ~ ~nns so
Choice sold AT 90, 80 Prime Mess az tl9 -
EN:ra Prime nolnnaliy sl6a$l6 D. In Futures tleri
ntile to oPeTas ANA september close h'i q.
$40 sale reported. while lOuu October s"i
ami nom nal spot delivered eiety jobOIng ana not
much done cxp0Ft. Beef FAN request for city, ad
leo hhls sold <lO and 81 Odp - FOR anni}
Iie.c. Btei dull but strongly ned ivf Sy Exl& lh
ana citd being held al tdn buyers wll ity an
MOI much watrd bacon duh cteg, hat Sitnlilic
offering qUoel Nhy Long CeAt Deing u'o's
farcy at - 2d Western cas- rot n'e
not Meats duil UNCHANGED AZ pr
Vons ro- little demand and that pu;ely local bei'
roui a. Il p baked, Wit: no sIas reported Ml
. r.,, various AT former
Ion -auEe! Hams l2c. shoulders; lor1llc. tr
Picked icllGcis, and Is p l3c Il TO- H4ms, WIZ ~
Meats unchanged noinua!ly Ilcss'd % - we're i u'
ter under Genand ana moderate ply a. 10 t@iv -
LAR was lO~crfO Ies with Dut htr dcnaJd or r. lhS
and none .or ~, reported Whin lG sof DOWN ID the
price oi se 100 tc- contract Jelul 70 10 - &C. AZ mon
gep,emltT - ld Jpu 10
October l3Nc.; c s,d lS'5c. ba OV lcs tHeyoI
iast night, ANA i2'lsc iti ci.rec - : g.. ,,
RsVrRi-The strictly cram 'fts Fii-i
;HTc' n2 n1y 81 ~" ate t.'s Az n'i'
nj 3Je. Otacr r. uuand about %od5- Nts'll
Choice III sell al 2>4JJc Medium and Common sorts ae
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Dipioeuo Notices.
OgFrcE OF rHg COSsoi IDATToE COAL COHpAyY(
OF MAgI- ANL. 80. u BROAnNA.. Z

oPrrcE on uIE CONSOLIDATION Coal CoTSr(
or MARYl AyD, 40 II BRoADwAg, I
Rooms ~. - ard 80. NEW YORK. -.Ii 4 ls7o ,,
At a MEETING of the DIRECTORS or this
Company held to-day the following Resolutions wss
'liuolsiy adOtt 1': - . ., - . 80, -, ,,,,,,.,,.
hereafter shan he 18Th OF SEPTEMBER eni hAHCA
% each year. - -, -. u..o,,,,o, =.
DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE HALF PR CEN %
deasrad Capital able on the 4an !hs A4
tai books re closed ON saturday TIE Ia nS -
-'''o" 49, II. c. HICKS secretary.
Wrl. WrscoTsiy RAILWAY c0yPASTl
No ~ BROADWAY, SEw.l onK July !, 1879. }
THE COUPONS on the FUNDED BON DS OK
4 the " EST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COAPASf !, aus
Iuy l. viii be paid COLD nc the otce "a n" Ne" *
CiraIy and Ind unity Company, No ~ Bioalyay IN 4na
after that date. H. T. fLO"Ef~ iEes'"'o'.
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Gapinss Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, corner
M Twenty.tnirtst. S!xfh-ave. New York fntereo
computed compounded January and July atfrss ~
a Y cent Interest The first 81 t~ month ne1u
ologing lie deposit. Bank open daily also Noiay Wcines
day ana Satura EvenBgs JOHN T.. DEWITT, Prest
"" ir n ,rrT 'tRRpR N,g,.pr.st &. WALDO, sea
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Boots an6 Shoes.
Coruorat,un Notices.

NOR FURNISHING HAY, FEED, &c.-Seale1
proposals VII received by The Fire Dertrtnent unu
10 O'Clock ~, Sept l., 1870 for furnishing ay S1s~'
Err rculars sec City Record; copies No city
Hail
ry1O RACTORS.-Sealed proposals will
he received By Public works DcTartuent anu IL
O'clock M Spt 20 1873 painting the rmi 81 rompkin1
Markell For particulars see SJ N"'Oiu S"pS 'i s~A' -
No. city Han
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OFFICE BOHEMIAN MINING COHPAST OF MiCuIGA& !
No IL SCUM FJURTI si PHILLDELfnA, jug 20 4o'o)

PROPOSALS will he received at this office
uutI ~ ,clock noon DAY 18TH day Of -eptem
Der -, 0r IT, purIase O the rel e-iae ana alins
lqr of fs POcEian Mining Company situated near we
VILLAIN OF siar IT, rive OuOuagpn Comfy, MCLEAN, hh ~
event ONO proposal being 3ail factory To INC Eur 81
Jrrp g ten real mining pant VIII ne sOHl
a. nub /, acion the highest bilfcr % l. 0elosk oo.
Thirsay sept. -. 1870 aJ the COMPANY uce AAo S""'
FoArti-sI, Philadelphia. Terms wll De- liberal
The nroper consists Of about 100 'cres ninerl
ana rDtr lsnds mines. hosting epGne@, STAMPS e Sn WIN
IL nd faes's stamps anc 1ppur"llhc-- ~, IN Nv
M properly Ci.e
,irf.r NJ hn ds ANA other necessary 10 carry On
the yu,iless VI copper mining on a lDs raj scale.
Tor further particulars address the nndile 10 9oh
rou1. At Phi lirpla Or ALFRED MEADs, eslr
7' JOsEPu.G. HENsZEY,
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GAS STOCKS. .,., AVN
~ NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AID
MANHATTAN CAS- STOCKS BOUGHT ANo SOI'p ,
,r al kinds Of Brooklyn and New Yor - Seirlti.s aAt
\, hv GEO. il PaENrlSS,
my Room Pc. 80 Broad ST. ". Y
2 OST-Four shares of NETWORK, NEW
Il HAVEN and HARTFORD II. r. CO. Certiiit ATE No.
72 standing in nama OF Maria Turk. tliei y u p,sase
ret I'm Ia Box II, caro- OF J. L. HUBBARD NOW
Rochelle, y. Y ----
Mooney to LOAN on Bond and Mortgage.
w second Mortgage casiel HiNG tAY. 81 5ttaye:
Rooney to LOAN on bond and mort ,age--
T.rs.t EDMUND COFFtN, II Cellar 81
NORTHERN PACIFIC and other Railroad
y BONDS and scrip bought and sold. IL f. NEWHALL
CO., 80. 4il Locsst.. p Lad alp4ia
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
-BONDIICLDE Is obtain Information ahont the eS'
change ian9 BY addressing or cal ng aisn
CALFiS +. now, 70 70 l'niins sl- -,TM l-Iz:
DLANTERS' BANK OF TENNESSEE. 9.
~ an orrOf tar Chancerv COIrt o. Davidson County
'renursspr. remaining ASSETS OF tie PA
Ban "a VII De slld i1l oa-h n OtIOb and ~ hDE"
It, 10 close the sales viii tax place a. inlow5 m
Az tho GaartJgse door, Nashville AZ II OclcA, OcL ~
1870 At the Court door Memphis ~ II O'CLOCK Dc
D. 1873 Lands in Marshall AMI cav, son esas
1873. Land h .il-sssiYlt NJ FlOkrJ re- cI D 70
ant one Land in N3utuCky ~ DanN re- hy nv.
1873. For ful particuar apgy at BA a N ne MAMMAL
TAN COMPANY, New Ioi. for prrt ~ scbHl re,
60. WEAVER Trustee and Receiver
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Irving Savings Institution my!
No. ,s WARREs--r. NEW YORK.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed ,o.-.-
In erpst from lst JAM April Juiy ana ocDoo~
Bank open daily from ID A. ~ u 5 D. m
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON Secretary.
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ODESSA Bark Dagmal.
$50 ! PetT0Ie nm, gas

onEssA-Bark Helsinrrr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

THp Mountain Eckc talks about us spite
fully In lie ls-, weeks issue. II vac pro-
voked by a piece Of pleasantly published
bv ne q week OF two ago. This .ame s6oer
Llccded boy Of the Eeks doth not love plea.
.antrics, and q man cannot make him
laugh. But that's no marvel, he drinks
WON sR;ne whisky instead Of honest old
bourbon, and hi. liver l. ont offs. BESIDES,
the Echo man l. sensitive about the circuls-
,icn Of HE paper In the coussies Of Rcch-
castle, Pulaski and Lincoln, for he knows
that u We decrease II % much o. on In
each county, in circulation will he com.
ple,cly broken up In tho~e three counties,
which would he very sad. We DO not want
to make point on so pointed paper as
the Echo Neither are We jealous ~ II, even
though il is socd paper The very be-'
weekly paper published In Bsrbourville.-
We love the Ecko. II IL our .eishbor, and
We "love our ncighbor ss ourself," and he
ing thus aficctiona,e towards Il, we do oil
We can tn give IL aid and comfort, by cum
mcnding It to our patrons sverywhere. -
Keep in q good humor, neighbor, and don't
try 10 provoke a.; for the year OF DEMO
cratic Jubilee has come, and we can't a.
ford to qusrrel.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26


With this issue. the time for which
many Of our subscribers have paid.
will expire-a red x will denote
she expiration, and to those who have
not ordered continuance for another
year, we would respectfully urge a
speedy order. The experience Of our
predecessors, and in fact, our own,
cosvinces us that the CASH in advance
system is far better for reader and
publisher, and we must insist upon a
compliance with that system. Our
friends in the Hus,onville precinct can
pay the money to Rev J. A. Boyle,
and at Shelby City, to DR.. II. H.
Grinstead, our authorized agents. We
viii have agents at other points to aci
for US. who will give receipts for all
monies paid, or you can register let
ties for eight cents, and mail directly
to US. All amounts sent by Express,
postofiice money order. or registered
letter, will be at our risk and expense.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

The majority Il the Congressional Com
mittee who wen, to investigate the Louis
lana affairs, report adversely to the Radi-
cal members Of the Legislature there, and
-ay that the returning board acted irandu-
lently, and that the Conservatives elected a
majority. The people have agreed upon a
compromise, which ia to retain kellogg a.
Governor, but to Dust the Radical members,
who were improperly seated, and give their
seats n the Conservatives.
The Lower House Of Congress passed a
a bill fixing the tax on all liquors hereafter
tn he made, at 80 cents on the gallon, but
do not increase the tax on that already
made. They also tax tobacco at "A cents
per pound. The Senate will doubtless APP
prove these BILLS
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

A furious war is heing waged be-
tween two railway magnates, Tom
Scott representing the Pennsylvania.
and President Garrett. the Baltimore
and Ohio company. The latter aceus-
ing the former Vi unfair dealing to his
company at Philadelphia, and the re-
suit is a reduction in passenger aud
freight rates, OF neaSly one-half, on
It's main stem, branches, and friendly
lines Of other roads leading from all
points West. So now. you can go
from Louisville 10 Washington City,
tor sl2-- instead Of s20--and from
Louisville to st. Louis forsl. FromEast
10 West. and from West IN Est, you
can travel for half the usual fare, and
your freight will be carried AT half the
old rates. Let the war wage. The
people at large will be benefited
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

PHOTOGRAPHY. or Stenog' Apply,
should be taught in all our schools and
colleges, male and female. We are
surprised that there are 50 few people
who know anything Of either. II is
not much more difficult to Learn than
telegraphing, and is more profitable.
The lawyer and politician, are especi.
ally interested ia learning it, and even
those who might not care to make it a
matter of money profit, would find a
knowledge Of photography wonderful.
ly useful to them in the pursuit of their
studies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

VINO is W. II. Shipmsn, the
wholesale dealer in whisky, in Ken
tucky' 1t ssaid that he has gone OF
with more than slOO.OO0. Shipman
lived in Lawrenceburg. Anderson Co,
Ky, and dealt largely in liquor. His
assets will not pay over 10 cents on
the dollar, and many Of his friends
will suffer by his default. II seems
that Mr.. Shipman had almost unlim.
tied credit, and il is wonder that he
could keep his private affair. 50 con-
cealed from the friends whose conf.
dence he had gained.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

THERE is a sect Of religionists in
Russia, who are opposed to war, and
as the Emperor of that country re-
quires all of his male subjects to learn
the art of war, they have decided to
come to Canada and the United States.
where a military education lie not
compulsory. One thousand families
of them recently landed in Manitoba,
and have purchased 1000 cattle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26
The Court Of Appeals rerersed thu

The Court Of Appeals rerer.ed the
case If the Common wealth against
Bland, from the Garrard Circuit Court.
Bland was sentenced to the Peniten-
iary for two years, on the charge Of
shouting and wounding, with intent
To kill, DR.. 8. L. Burdett, of Lancas-
ter, during the riot there last August.
The Following extract from the decis-
ion will explain the grounds OF the re-
vsrsal. or course Bland will be tried
on another charge, and punished accor-
ding to his deserts.
at was error in the court below to
instruct the jury that ifappeIlant con
federated and engaged with other per.
sons for the purpose and with the de-
sign Of committing unlawfully and
maliciously the crime Of shouting and
wounding, with intent to kill any per-
son. and that while 50 confederate,l
and engaged in Company, with that
design. they or either Of them, while
appellant was present or near enough
70 give immediate assistance IN those
actually sctirg, if necessary, did shoot
and wound Burdett, etc, with intent
70 kill them. he should he confined in
the penitentiary, etc.
Appellant WAS not indicted for con-
spring with other persons To commit
q felony, and cannot be punished I'M
der the statute providing for the pun
ishIaent Of persons Sd conspiring.
He may have confederated with
other persons to maliciously shoot and
wound one or all the persons named
in the indictment. hut il he did not
actually do the shooting, he can be
convicted only ss one who counseled
aided or abeited the person or persons
who did commit the principal ohense
or offenses.
For the error Of thus instructing
the jury. the judgment Of conviction
mus: be reversed.
The case is remsnded for new tri
al upon principles not inconsistent
with this opinion.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

JOHN MITCHELL, the Irish Patri-
OF" as he was called while he was an
exile in this country, has been recent
ly elected to Parliament in England
from Tipperary county. Ireland. The
Queen'sPrimeMin ister, Disrasli, howev-
er, says that as Mr.. Mitchell had been
convicted of felony. and transported
therefor, he lie not eligible To the po-
sition, and that he will move to have
a new writ of election issued for Tip
perary. John is a martyr - we'll Is
a patriot.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

PncHBAcK. the negro Senator elect
from Louisiana, failed to get his seat
in the U. S. Senate, although o. p.
Morten, of Indiana, used his hest en-
ergies to accomplish the wrong. Even
the decent Radical members doubted
the propriety Of admitting this quasi
member, and so Pinchnack must wait
a while before he is allowed to mis-
represent his State. May he wait for
all time To come!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

AFTER a three weeks trial to elect
a Senator, during which time there
vas great deal of caucusing and 70
peated balloting. the Legislature Of
West Virginia has elected the Hon.
Allen T. Csperton. He was at one
time a member Of the Confederate
Congress, and is . man Of undoubted
ability. His election created quite a
surprise, as his name was not used I'M
til late in the election.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

ANDY JOHNSON permitted a news.
paper reporter to interview him the
other day, but A. j, did not give the
world any more information than they
already possessed. In fact. his utter
ances were quite commonplace and
pointless, and such as any newspaper
reader at county cross roads stores,
could have given the aforesaid report
or, and the world at large.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

EAGLES are becoming quite com
mon aud abundant. IL !. said that q
man shot three Of these birds in one
day. somewhere in Kentucky, this
month. But the biggest one of the
three WAS nat rs large as the eagls Pc
ter Carter killed and sent 10 Hsrrods-
burg. by IL inches from Zip 10 tip.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

BxRen, the animal philanthrcpist,
had q man arrested in New York re-
Gently. FIR killing a cat. He was tried
and sentenced 10 three months impris-
onn,ent for cruelty To q dumb animal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

Or the 20, Oo6, 600 gallons Of whis-
XIV manufactured 10 the United States
last year, Kentucky contributed $500
900 gallons.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

Ok Wednesday last, the soft South
wind blew from Southern plains over
the frozen waste Of colder climes, tell
ing of violets and primroses, and Civ
ing promise OF milder days. We are
not a pact. but that is no reason why
We should not clap our hands and re-
joice, because one sunny day has coms
AL last.
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Dissolution
NOTICE

u hereby given 10 the pubnc that the srm Of
hilton CsmpleIi wss tets day Dissolved h, mu-
,usi CONS ne y. D. Campbell has by purchase he
you the p-----r II Al sccouu,s, u~tes, sulss,iP.
tions etc, due the sasi nrm; sud hss as-ssed all
the Iialiiitiessf the old Arm Ny su ssvsup~rsent
With our ss~c~-~r, NJ. W. 2. Wslt,e, ~ vtil fs-
All all oar coatrsrts for sd,ertisins and su~ rip
ton. h. the Art DAY o. March, 1878 Parties uho
Ist ISIS, will he furnished Win the paper ny Nc.
W n WsIi.s fpr the tull time for which they
hsvspaid. rsrtiss having claims sxsinst the hfm
of Hilton A Campbell requested In present
then, 10 q. D. Cafapcl fsr ~ettlcise.t ta'tte- vho
Owe the frm .lii pay their tnderseins-s 70 '. J.
tamphrll or agrnts whom ~ NAY suthorite 10 col
is~t In remitting by msil sdire>S him a. stan
s~d In csre Of the ISrEs,os JcvsSsL
D. W. HILTON,
FL CAMPBELL.
stanford, Ky, Jan ~, 1919. is-f
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

President GRANT has appointed
son Of Senator Stevenson. Of Ken
lucky, a Lieut. in the Marine Corps.
The pay 10 considerable. This IL one
Of the most remarkable acts Of the
great nepotist
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

SOME Astronomers say that the
earth is reccding from the sun. One
naturally concludes that this is a fact,
from the continued cold weather since
the frat Of January.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

THE following Response and Cross Petit
ton. lately 6led in the Clerks Oahce Of the
Lincoln Circuit Court. ia Of interest to the
people Of Lincoln county,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-26

IN fact. il is . lie." This is the
abrupt way Beecher has Of disposing
of Mrs. Moultons terrible statement.
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