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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

Lo<DoN stt. 7-12:3O p. -ConsOs, - 10, boih ioi
money and account Erie hailwaj snarcN lbs - -,
LoNDoE sept $50 p. m;-rhe amount 81 bullion WIN
drawn Ion the Bank If In LAND ba..nce tohay Is
a99,COo. Refined Petroleum S'igo '2d = aulon.
IoSDOs sept I. p III lIle Raj 'ay shares, 10.
LONDON sept. 1i30 .R-Dspatches rom Farls guo''
renifs a. Go f3c -, "a, n,
L0SDoy sept 7--j p m.-HCf1ed Petroleum 9'1dctL e
gal.og. spiIl.s OF P,iroeuin 81 . gallon.
LGSnOS sept 7-Iycuius.-Spris iuTpcntine optneu al
23,3 and closed AZ % = cwt.
LOSDDs MAKhEr-sLTT Z.
Turren,,pe-Sfnrts .. 90 =, adv
FgAaKIoL sept. tinted states bonds, E'w .'rs loo2
PARIs, sept. NciaAge on London, -JL ice foi Shoi'
sigII Kentes 6Uf. roc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

HAVANA Sept 4 Su-ar-Thc adverse from Europe
and the nted states checked husni which las ueen
da at nominal prices Sos 10 t. IL ~ - 1864 reals per
arloa; stock warehouse Havana and daanza~ 2HUJ
1000 hds receipts Of The week, 100 boxes aud
s5 minds; exports tine 1900 boxes anu 100 hdf
o which 90 and l.'0 Bids. 10 trc jnd states
Bacon, tilscij g cwt. Eutt"r' $5ogtN0 = qnnin hr
America Flour 1854 y y bhl for American. Poatps,
sl5dsi7 = Dbl MaS White Si9"t;3 : arS'',a Lngi,'r
Uftrs g5q,J reals a.iDba. Frc.shts ul and nrn,al
otter quota similar Last week. spalisn Gold, 1913 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
n. y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoRrHE WIEN ESDING SET. :, 1870

fEzpressiy Tor " V TRIBUNE by our oan IepOr,erl
sfaeTai UiTee(OAs.
articles The freight and Other eat
goods thug good order An Attractive
los secuIss anO8, and Otcn lae ale where dry
sOvev appearance li, fdk securely, 80 mat
allow 10 dO,ut. Use
n -n.y o. elem drg with Mars PLAINLY
ACl piste H. le-tard nne C'ieits NE
DO amount also -fnG etieI at iGe
yoc @. st sroad incostt barrel box A"ay-
al tao nun0es sckagos secure iOf yourself rcpui
90 g1Ods Bu IA oost s.A1c - sA iodi mara % Ia
demand - -
Rccels OF b. ans foI tie week, 6J3 Dds sane week 't
of beans the past week, Jl4 Dds, since
jan l. 1854 Dyls last 100 bNs iSi1Et
400 BUSH b4aco Jan l. fbo1O Di-
.ae time list year 3i bush The aTaet qri,t Tor
n no. For tha latter ltre has be "a some
expOr Trade there Is considerable stock sal Gisll Inc
exisrts nearly up 70 tao nGJr s
oI This date a,i year have br u Zoe fOr
r Later Of the lAdcat,s az earlier sal
ocnt good curing weather VIII az 70 pat them
In market Than al one time expected hmneys
All krGs qIe For New CANADIAN Peas 81 LAS b.eIi odcFel
FOR ,ree 10 arrive Ola firm aud New GIn are in
pins ,ts5,"'n Do Pea other. 81 asl 90
~ me - 81 IOUs2 IS DO. Kidney red. 900 3 90
De- co. cor S5s 20 % ~ ts'' Kidney
Msnows Prime. 800 81 new .....,,...' O 0 ~
clher -. l5s 20 ca p pcs il bulk 2oa
Nv ~ Green Peas, new 500 -
BITTER.
Receipts the week. 1884 packages 90. lsst Wech,
J,3y week ast year ZVii u"i exports 70
Trade and IL wO ia seem ~ II t'nc
regulate the shipments Of tnr cAol.'I L'a's
points tie cent lh@s o. tt Ha l Z i III
their favor Gay arrival gives ~ fnH complement
tits week ttEt & y, of nrt - M -
thIee PAL ties and Oain 3.e iS' ofeei Du' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

els and blls ca a sc Olive N1rs's,
Crulc ish. q's- 9 case, ~ -, 40
hanafd Bchd olive Mars,s
Wtr .Wnale rs a 70 CASKS, p gall Is al II
n IA i,r ,i.r1S+l SO al So tr,o..:... "A n At
~ Il ,sEs g g q 70 c 4sr s SOL % GO
III III - o5 rs %ii r$i%: o7so p
PhI% is s;sa4y d,g,.s5 at imreysa yalaes
10. nei.ah Venei Red is selling at 81 SOC 81 So Ne
uilo Ia are u ir ls9a,t a. - a tSSs 70 PIE mar
III for ald rude with htiis done the fciner N
s s q c fer ic s,s Fed c.v cases a'e gull
"a c ACCORDING 20 nrind Nalhtn- 10 we. al r'IcS,H
Use The sci 50a pos Rene in Ne YorS Ter
s5-H ibis CO. n - 1lsis this laont's delivery II c
SPynVI<I1N S-rIe lirsa was dull AM
o. i GA ' E atIve change tote vas periic
VIII 4 feaiarc Of interest IN ie eNporI uar.et was
Pc on ths spot vas ai h, nn,y hea az 81 90 s2 -
VII, iN d. o,,is no b1sineSs Vas d fr sol
81 al ,icl i co,td bd, WIN 81 TO- asked e was nag.
- At .e mon =, nj IL, H ] r. re- e ,i wa ts ~
no AZ S S III SrbIiy wte ohrr ives ae 1c,nai
ptcf Rams d1il and noIif4y unchanged at s2.dt33 so
bacon was in at stey rates for Tne
ia W. Re s Ta sea ara afcc at lc boxes
sy s eaI at ~. t NO Mes f q ei
S.sis, 80 tS r r, a esi1 tfth SaIrS u . Dos sr
Meats lis cats a; "a quo.a ions az i',.io "a 0@
asa ia &c Ion sdls IF 3d. Picked AMI smoked Or SEED
1ICgs ', and unc hang, AZ lO4 .0.c vi p sh
ios Tor dcrand there sales on ne spot
IL m ~ Fay ( yOo rs ctEat "a 80 g. co.
aI 10 Choice heule az lac Tor export wnle New
fGie, lite was done september being nominal at ,e
bsd october soiG at 10 which was also pa az cts
;insnt VA eve; $50 cs Wilcox selling TIE ~
Ia IL C. a. which they quo $50 fol December
oSp . mR 5 Is %cRanqe With sr rade demand
sa 10 csks 1oiIa al 12@ &c t0r FAR 14 sc i@r
90 ioE LI,' 80 4 I a, 9T love- SyiSy 1 o.
6ale Pana az a7l+c; snc 300 nagr tagoca 1T &c gold
sI-EDS-tirasa - cas- continue siV" OF SAL =" "irf Ple
sTEIRIN steady with sales of 49, Of grade at &C.
baers iEeir views slo q go hids No
Iasscs ~ucr at &c. 2 80 hls. Cuba uso al oSc.
Sc Centrifugal, hhGs. and boxes. g. az c; and No "
a. ga &C. for soft Yellow: 0iac for SOFT White ll.c.
for H;ssidi ie Lex ro% apa S if aI oTSer
rates 90 hhds unchanged H. IreS In Sed Lea
sSnciS Si.s a. ,y,,'ia cron ls73 a. IL ~ ccs
0hc crop 1873, at csc; hGois crop lS, on
TALLOw active, with sales of 50 hhas City at
WHISKY lover with gooi demand sales of 800 bbls at
WO0I-Th re Improvement in tits market end prices
r., 20, ,g gu Fes Sera and msdi@ aGes are ,ss,
by At a,u steady rates tiior "a Wos meet
infry i feEs o9ls has inproye>. ct shade
yaJus buyer Forecn MoOls qct and concs
In Iglt suI;Iy. aud holders brm III the!r views
5000 70 Georgia. on private tei M 5000 u lAfe Oh
pr 1000 = Mo,di ono 90 3o,n ID %.0dyia
WI no en- prvao terms 10 OO7 ID ono private rms
40 Oais t' "a On if 'S,S ..i1s 90 g M % h
5000 Medium ONO, OF private terms DO ID Fan Cai"f
MO- ~ i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
Dipioen0 Notices.

OFFICE OF The CONSOLIDATION COAL Company
oF MARYLAND. M. II BROADWAY, 7
RooMs a. 40 aad 49, NESy ORR, icpt o 1879. y,
AT n MEETING, of the DIRECTORS OF this
N Company held to-day, the following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted; - -. 49,. ., .,,.,
Rssired That the REGULAR DAYS Of psying dividends,
hereafter shall tho 18th OF SEPIEMBLR and MARCH,
OF each year. 40 -, OIL, -. .
Rsolrcd, That in accordance With ne above esoutir
declared the capital STOCK payable The lot st and
that the transfer books be closed IN sana He th hs NJ
'N II. G. HICKS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY CospAsY,l
No. 81 BROADWAY SLW YORK, July J. 1873. .
TTNHE COUPONS on the FUNDED BONDS OF
i The WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY, due
Joly win be paid Eoli the Office Of tho New York
Guaranty Indemnity Companr No 81 Broadway on and
After that data Il y. FLOWER, Trs~suror.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

sides Continental nare Manufacturers purchasing
freely and tere good Demand lor prime 1evy and
Middle Meichts NJ Ni,o which ana
n; ssaos nd IN request We quote:
fom. Hide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

vB,HE FUNDED BONDS of the WEST
K Wisconsin RAILWAY COMPANY are now resdy,
and being delivered by the NewYork Guaranty ard lhnrm
nity company, No 20 Broadway Bonceclders VIII please
send their con bonds r For fni
her par tcuars the NJ funding please com
nupirqe yiln uIs once O the Raj way CompaAy, NO ~
Broaaiwpy. r. H. IfoNbnio 'r" 7e'.e'ai3'
WIN. r. UTLEY, 4 Wall-st.. deals III AL
w nrst class County CITY, and Town B0NDS NJ the states
of NowYors Pennsy Ohio, Michigan Illinois, and In
diana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
+ nanc.nl.


A u, s, and 10 PER CENT
"a CITY agi COUNTY BONDS, -. -. .>.,.,
Also other eno,ce STOCKS and BONDS, paying 10 10 Is
per cent, - . ,, ,,.,,-c
ALRERr II. NIrOLAY & Co,
stock Brokers and Auc uaci, No 3 Finest, View lork
Choice securities or Specially 20 years
DLFECKER STREET RAILROAD.
y Bondnoiders of tins rad Will md 1t ot interest
to call AT yyeslnt sac Deposit Company AID learn o. pro
ce..!lDlss In foreclosure snii.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS and MIN
I'D Nia.OTA RAILWAY COMPANY OF lOWA-Ihe l"lu-
rs Of issued v the Loan and Trust Com
pany coupons 81 the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railway Mortgage Main Line Bonds, arc
requested present the TO the Farmers Loan ana IrdSt
COMPANY AMI take no the Coupons deposited under TIE agree
meat for fundng Ana all Oi sc D0hGhnicerS VINO
yenore 10 the Committee el plea -. send NE mint
dits Is their dr it'll tho numbers ~ the bonds
h.d respective orcr tiei may b" a, y" com
ninCae than III reference 10 ~ matters ~ ,eii inter-
esi.-Dated New York, september o. l5i1., -,
CHARLES !. FROST, Trustee,
O.. Box 4g2l, New CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

g T C X p X Y J l. l. + 4,
s25 $1,000 infested Will probably p2y Gng the nsxs 80
$40 cert QIont. ptftiE IN
Iii year pvile paid iom 500 e. 00o PEE cent profit ad
the wear before from Fl 20 20 800 made on 20" IN
vests our weekly Report 1ee, gives fun particulars
and prices OF all The stool Ii dealt In al the
NEWBORN STOCK EXCHANGE.
ALEX. FRDf EIN4HAM ~ Co,
Bankers ~ Wall-st, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. l.. sept 7-Prnting Cloths market quiet
NJ SEC. for Sianiarl and Extra 6iNtis goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

TOtI q "s slL'o :, ~ - = iinp: ~ xr,;.yoEK
""'""7>- chi. 4, n. Gems 4 10
New Crop. 75's.. 200 Oids, al gio"'hS'''- q" o
Yeariings, 1878. .lO4lS
MEATS.
Tho has been no. prices AHctuntei FOR veal
calves Today. with CHI stock prices are et,idy Wrqu9t
Ia,syanI and New Jcrsey prime NIX, s.''9 Sialc 90
s~1gS rood 70Sc fed caves Dcr neal, 50 op0 80 90
a,nl are ow and dali at 6G,lc. EXicis 81 prov s yat
Wc l2 psgs beef jj 10 PORK, ii Jokes Bacon oiol 'cS
lard.
The daily average receipts milk at the various points OF
d,sfriln an \, re- IS folnws Per tre iaiWay, lrp cans
cream 600 tns milk iis.rCad, Zi1l ct"' MIX
Eev!tvcn Railroad, coo caus ilA iiusOh fl'i hal
-ood 500 cans milk Midland Ri oad 100 cans mug hhs
laueos nearby roIles 2i1J cans niA ne Haly aver
ace uiiccs at TIE Harlem karca" ihtfiis W re az "ho"s
IN, Il 81 sent. J. IL sept ., ~ 'ep - a. ZJi sept
- ~ sept J. - 7j sept q, - % Afstet per can ~ AZ
c,,or- az 10: d. last week, week last year
s. c What seas 10 be new l4%c 81 summer ~. Ie'lNN
~ uk tar ana sellers al the platforms have enjoyed goO
bo wa rr iiccs Tie supply has been LIBERAL b"i nuch OF
If sorrc trfor ar val AID few were !ci nrtod AZ me
clo Dat The Price pHu 10 TAI hcih ioi o
month of Au gust Was ,sc-oiaiy 2h"3c.
POULrtl AND GAME.
a better for I've fowls and chickens hut are
stil low OWING receipts NcwJelsey geese nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
ENpTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
" sTEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWfORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN;
CDSPANY'S PIER foot OF sECONDsF. HDBOkEN.
wAIN.Satnruay, sent. II RIiElN.. saturiav, sept -
HERMANN, Wedy, sept. 10 DDEk satYr az, Sspt; 2,
n .l'ts of PASSAGE fro,n NEW YORK 10 sOCTHAMP-
TON, FANRE OR BREMEN; - 40 -,
FIRST CABIN, 300 gold. : SECOND CABIN, foo goiL
STEERAGE $50 currency.
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid steerRe Cerun'
ca,ch, . currency
For fire. ght passage, apply to 49, -, . ,,,, o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

ATiysTIs J99 inGsS compainan;s' Solicitors
Jy2S lawl3wW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

Deccpts Tor the week 90, bbs 10 last week. 1207 bhls
ssme Week last year. 6.3ii bbs TIE market ~ very
- thu TACT that h,avtr sup
than IL cOulI have Len hst
arriving IN better order ana tha' i.t
= i and f. T. % doE2 as West fair marks. 10 dl9L
Statra.d ar Canadian. ~ 2G<l
West. cio a2Ol2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

po,a.os are lower supplies coming irol vaTious ps ana
NOT d,uqnd enou 10 the Surplus \ few tnry Rose
have been shipped BERMUDA for seed ionaoes anu CAP
bd .ys lower. Quotations: ,,, ~ -, so1 , M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08
NATIONAL LINE.

From Piers ~ and AZ. North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT
CANADA IN SEP. , ~ az m
EGYPT. r.. SEPT IL D. IN. sPAIN...-.sep'' 20, IN.
In. go.
Cabn rassage $40 $50 currency AZ greatly
,.0ur.I Urr.s. Return reduced Ir.p~i1
e Tickets from Liver at the lowest rates Apply ~
INC COMPANY 'oh''' W. 10 n w J. HURST Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

these nrstcass steamships san regularly at nj, from
Pier No 10 North River. n folows .,>, -. o.. n
steamship CRESCENT CITY. tn h~DAn Seph .
~,,ausiin NBUs, CpE r. C. Rsfd 1Ut SDAf. sept II
ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed For freight or % sage appy
McKELLAR, LULING " CO.. Agents in Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

" Sailing fIOn PlfT NUIII o.,
For Norfolk, Guy Point and Richmond, TUESDAY,
THU asDAYS and SATURDAYS, &C m colne3nnns
wi the VIRGINIA and Air Line Atatie Coast iAne
Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Rara1 auu WIN
the Copauys lines to interior points IA North ConhA
aud Vii s1nia - -. mira
DAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ~, $4,000,
IeSes Del leaving :,ewNork daily excepting saturday
AZ u m connecting with Delaware ana Mary land raiisosA
IN per accOnmOd atoms ulsllrpasso1.
Thu N psssace ickfts and IS OF ladEg % al points
Io,yesf rates insurance Norfolk &C., cent trelkh
received dsI ly at Pier 81, North River.
C-eral OFFICES, 1871 Greenwich 81, Sew-loIk "
49, N L.. Mct'kEADf =. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

Now York, HAVANA q MtXlclh MtII . =: IIIc.
steamers Pier nth at l As fe.lows
FOR HAVANA DIRECT: 49,. :.
CITY OF HAVANA DA y s sspr "a
CRY VERA CElZ.......
err or NETWORK TIL UltSDAf sept 80
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-OkiEAAS,
calling al Iavana ProgrsO Campeachy Tspa ara Iapico
CITY OF HAVANA............-.TUksD Af, sept IL
~ p fiEXkNDRE & SONS. Nos 81 and 33 broadway
steam ~ vii leave NeW-OIleans Sept Is and Oct ios
XeiI Z and al tne above ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-08

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE:-IHE
~ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC cOhPANfs NAIL
cIE,. MFRS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND uAN kf.
me spiend favOrtc route for the coLheis
be more sonhcy then any other vii! siii rom fiei ~"
so North River ~ iOllows .r,-nD.y g.. 70
" AMERIQUE, P0solz. ..........sAT RDAn. sept 10
~, Daure. ............ SATURDAY, Oct.
WILLIE DE PARIS Lachesnez SATURDAY. oct 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD unc4udlns "lael
First CABIN eiO to $500 according 10 aceonmo'anon,
s.or ,an s52: Return ckels al Iete en r<te
superior Accommodation :cliding an
without charge. Steamers ma Led thus @ 10
ho'''iiS eE6 MnCKENzIE. agent No. So Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Court met at o'clock pursuant to ad-
journment.
Mr.. Beach, pass some minor topics, gentlemen, sim
ply making alusion to the circumstance that In Au
gust 1870 the request Of Mrs. Ton, Mr. Beecher left
his residence at Peeksk and came to this oy
had an interview with her upon day. and an app ONT
ment for the next and calling to fulfill that appoint
ment Mrs Tllton declined to SEQ him, sending him mes
sage that 1t was better that she should not him. In
connection with the fact that from that time until the
interview OF December, 1870 there was no meeting be-
tween Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. Tlton. This August you
will observe, was month after the communication
was made by TtOn to her husband Of the relations
between herself and Mr. Beecher Mr. Beecher says In his
evidence that Mrs Tton SICK and therefore sent for
him. 1t is hardly consistent that explanation, with the
message and refusal OF the next day If Mrs. Tilton
desired to see Beecher only for spiritual consolation
by reason Of her Illness 1t is nconcevabe that after the
interview on the first day Of his arrival and appoint
men for one upon the succeeding day. she should send
him message OF that character that was not best for
her to see him 1t is Of those circumstances lying In
the track OF this history which combines coaesces with
the theory Of the PLAINTIFF and is In harmony with the
assertion that there corrodng and disturbing
secret between Mrs. Tton and Mr.. Beccher that was
operating upon both their lives and made him tho sub
serent and submissive instrument OF any person who
held the control Of that secret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

tons which secured through Mr.. Mouton were py
appeals to his generosity and Kindness why then the the
DRY Of the defense fails utterly There Is no sin IN that
there Is no compusion in that there Is no extorton In
that there imagination and manufacture OF raise
story and an unfounded accusation In that There Is
nothing in 1t which mpeaches in any degree the force OF
tho testimony which wo Offer. aids to any extent the
theory OF this defense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

This is not dependent upon nero reasoning from 'ne
h,r a, the man. or from tho language Of bis public
works, because we are called upon, II we can 70 ascer
tain where lies tho between the mass OF evidence
to which have alluded and the verify or Welcomes "
Henry Ward Beecher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

horror against such statement, saying, "Mr Bowcn
this Is terrible. No should make such statement
unless he had the most positive evidence TO TINS MT.
Bowen replied that no had this evidence aud said point
edly that he tHoward might go to Mr. Beecher ana nd
Bccher coutd give his consent that he tBowen'
should tell Mr.. Howard this secret
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09
Lincoln Views Of Civil Rights.

From General Georges able
articles in regard to the legislation
Of 1865, which has been so often
used as evidence Of hostility to the
colored people. we make the follow
ing extracts:
l have procured copy Of the
debates between Mr.. Lincoln and
Mr.. Douglas In 1858. and ! ind the
following remarkable passages,
which: go TO show what was Mr.,
Lincoln's opinion as to citizenship
Of the colored race, and that II the
whites Of this State erred In 1865,
In refusing 10 allow the colored
people political and social rights,
they had Mr.. Lincoln's authority
to sustain them.
In the course Of that debate Mr.
Lincoln said:'
II have no purpose to Introduce
political and social equality be-
tween tho white and black races
There Is a physical difference b.
tween the two, which, In my Judg'
ment. will probably forever forbit
their living together upon the foot
Ing Of perfect equality.
While was at the hotel to-day
an elderly gentleman called upoI
me to know whether was reall,
In favor Of producing u perfsc'
equality. between the negroes ant
white: people. l am not, nor eve
have been, In favor OF bringing
about In any way the ::socialxAns
political. equality Of the white ans
black accs--that ! am not, MOI
have ever been IN favor Of making
voters or jurors .of negroes, nor Q
qualifying them to hold Office
and l will say In addition to this
that there Is q physical differences
between the white and black race'
which I believesswill forever forbIt
ltbs two races living together Of
terms Of social and political equal
ity. And inasmuch as they can
not so live, while they do remniE
together there must be the position
Of superior and inferior, and I a
much as any other man am In ia
vor Of having the superior position
assigned to the white race"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09

in sacks, for five sacks or under.
) cents per sack for over 5 and
under 10 sacks, 8 cents per sack
for 10 sacks or over 10 sacks, cents
per sack; for sugar, meat and coal
in hogsheads or casks. . cents:
for sugar or meat in barrels or
boxes, 10 cents for each barrel or
box; for coffee in sacks or barrels,
10 cents; for lard Ia barrels, 10
cents; for lard In kegs, 5 cents per
keg; for bacon IL meat and bulk,
or tor pork, for 500pounds OF under,
10 cents per 100 pounds; for l0W
pounds or under, 8 cents per lW
pounds for 200 pounds or over,
B cents per 100 poundsi for hides.
one cent apiece for all metals In
quantities of 100 pounds or over,
: cents per lU pounds; for coal, l0r
800 pounds or under, . cents per lUo
pounds for over go pounds anu
,'nder iooo, J cents per ioo pounds ;
for 1000 pounds and under 5NW, :!
cents per 100 rounds: for 200 and
over, cents per !OO pounds IoF
paied nay OF oaIed straw. Iot nve
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09

Regular Advertisements
bald at the beginning OF
rter.
RULE FOUR.
kitorial Notices, except
ompanlng the first inser-
IN advertisement, will be
30 cents per line; Obitua.
Same. Simple announce
deaths or marriages free.
who wish to indulge in
ermed personal notices"
Iquired to pay in accord
4 the nature Of their arti-
RULE FIVE.
r. ANNouNcINa cANDI-
DATES:
and District Offices, $50
pty Ofices:. :.........~...... 10
II Offices. ...................- D
RULE SIX.
| from transient customers
written, for Job work, ad-
or subscription, must be
Inied by the Cash to obtain
]. Accounts OF regular
rs due and presented the
n month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09

The Carroll Conservatlvespayssa
lust and most proper tribute to that
intelligent gentleman, Judge II.
II. Southworth who will be re-
elected TO the Legislature for Car
roll county. The Conservative
says:
mot another man In Carroll
county possesses, in 50 great asdc-
gree, The confidence of the entire
public, irrespective Of class, color
or party. III personal popularity
the Judge stands alone. This pop
uIarity has been fairly earned
earned by n career marked by the
strIctest Integrity, and a devotion
20 the interest of his county and
State, before which he has ever
sacrificed oil personal considera-
tions. In our Legislative reprcsen-
tative we have q man that we arc
proud OF. Proud Of his superior In
telligence; proud Of biz. unassail'
able honor proud Of his freedom
from prejudice; proud Of bis disin'
terested patriotism; proud because
In all these the county reflects hel
devotion to honesty, intelligence
and political charity
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09
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every Saturday
BY THE
Publishing Company
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09

The Saturday Herald relates this
Of an Indianapolis dead beat:
t" Yes, sir" said a gentlemanly
looking man on Washington street,
" the panic will have To come no
preventing it. You see that man
Just going away? Well, he has a
bill against me, and he says II ]
will pay him he can pny somebody
else; or In other words, that If each
man will pay what he owes, the
Others can pay, and that thus, nm
der the rules of political economy,
the thing will travel around III u
circle. But he didn't calculate
that the thing must havea bottom
or the circle u break. YOU sec tha'
I owe him, but the trouble Is TIM
nobody owes me, and that breaks
the circle, and the broken circle
makes panic. ] am the starter
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-10-09

"Jane has got a very nicely
turned ankle, bain't she 2" said
John to his wife the other day
And then John noticed n strange
uncarihly CLEAN in the eye Of his
spouse, which made him feel yer.
uncomfortable, he knew not why
But the next day the place tha'
Jane filled in the domestic econo
my Of the household was occupied
by a middlc-agcd woman with an
klcs like those ofd mulligan hcif