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Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09
WASHING TOV .VEH,S.
WARRINGTON. Jan. S. lS1 j

WARRINGTON, JAN 3, 1870.
The LOUISIANA QUESTION BEFORE THE SENATE.
Senator Hamilton of Maryland occupied three
bonrs this afternoon in srIai- ming President Grant
fu. what he has done in Lou siana and at one
time his denunciafions of be Republican admis-
na,ion were 30 strong to win the applan-c Of
the old Copper hea Is, who anxiously waiting
restoration TO off C, and who meanwhile orcupy
the galleries of The Senate and of the House. To-
m ,rrow Senator Baysrd will repeat hi, remarks
on the louisiana question, and in time we shall
have from Republican Senator corr ect version of
what has been done, as will he proven by the rec
I'd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09
A pERSONAL ENPLANATION.

Senator Cord H. with evident emotion, hand
somely expressed his regret for the angua ye used
by him Yesterday in speaking of Sen .tor Edmund.
aud ash ed the Senate as the only repara,on which
be could make to from It's record Of debates
all remarks of PEI 5 ,nal character
Senator Edmunds courteously replied.
CANcrs Upon SOUTHERN PROBLEM.
The Republicans of the House have finally
agreed to lold a caucus upon Southern matters on
SATURDAY evening, and there appsas to be de-ire
to have such legislation as will insure fair cleo
tions in the Southe!n States, without regard to
the perpetuation OF the rule of those in power
there.
A SPECIAL MESSAGE ON LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
The Louisiana debate in the Senate will soon
be given more definite direction. The President
will tomorrow send to tine Senate q special mes
sage upon Louisiana. 1t will be accommy aDed by
docun ents containing all the information in the
possession of the Government. 1t will be very
earnest in tone, and will ask Congress either to
officially direct The President to sustain the el-
| loyg Government, or else provide some otber
def ite solution of the matter The message will
| not indicate preference of modes; it will only
ask that Congress adopt and become responsible
| for some plan.
DENT AND SHERIDAN.
| The Southern Republicans in Congress have
held caucus and decided unanimously 10 sup
port the action of the President and Gen Sheridan
and sustain the Kellogg Government.
| The movement for a new election in louisiana
| gathers strength in the House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09

'CUr THIS OUT.n-No one who has ever used
DIR. Morris syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore.
hound, viii be without it. AS a remedy for all
throat and lung diseases, cure for Group, and pre-.
ventye Of consumption, it has no equal, Acts like
u charm in VhOoping Cough. 1t is safe, speedy,
and sure. Pleasant TO the taste and contains No
opium or other dangerous drug. Trial bottles 10
cents. Cali and inquire about of Partridge Bros.
or l.. II. Titcomb in Augusta, or W. X. Ballard,
HAowell. Morris Il Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
prletors. octl1.teOdly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09

WIsTAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM.- This Bal
samic compound ha' become home fixture. Let
all who suffer. and have in vain attempted - cure
their coughs colds bronchial or pulmonary M
p'aint, make use of this unequsled remedy. 50
cts and 81 a bottle, large bottles much the cheap
ar ian4 4.tSwlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

FRIDAY, Jan. y.
Senate met according to adjournment.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. DREW Of
Augusta.
The journal of Yesterdays proceedings was
read and approved.
Papers from the House disposed OF 10 concur
renee.
Mr. CUTLER, from the select committee on SEN
toria votes, submitted the following report:
The committee TO whom was referred the re
turns Of votes for senator. for the current potl-
cal year. ask leave to otfer the following report.
Your com nittee find some Irregularities, many
towns failing to return the whole number of bal
lots, VIII lie some make the number tqial to the
whole number Of votes cat In fifteen districts
there can be no doubt to the result Of the cleo
ton each senator having receivoda clear majority
of either votes or ballots:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09

By referring to the constitution we find that
"The senate shall determine who are elected by q
msority of votes, to be senators in each district.
A ballot and vote are not necessarily the same; {;
vote is not always equal to ballot; and while
person NAV receive a majority of votes, he may
not receive a majority of ballots, or pieces Of
paper, thrown-for the number Of ballots shows
the whole number Of persons who voted and the
number of votes those for whom they voted. The
con ,titution does not require that person should
receive msjority OF the ballots but majority of
the votes thrown in the district to enitle him to
an election. Now the question comes Whist can
didates of those voted for received majority of
the votes cast in this district, as expressed upon
the ballots thrown; We find the whole number
of ballots l2,l45; and readily ascertain the
whole number of votes for different persons to be
the aggregate amount thrown for each person
which is Al ,554, cast on l2,l l45 ballots. The dis
trct ia entitled 10 four senators, and the only way
to arrive at the approximate number of votes is
to divide the aggregate number by four, the num-
ber of senators the district is entitled to, which
gives the number at ll,SSS, majority of which
number i. necessary TO elect. The result then is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09
Balls md Parties.

During January and February, Mrs Nj. r.
Webster will keep on hand choice selection of
French Flowers, Ruchngs, Thread Laces, neck
ties in new and beautiful patterns etc.. designed
for balls end parties; also complete stock Of milli-
merry and fancy goods. l6s Water St., Augusta,
Me. jan6-tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09

And J. NJ. Mason, George Warren, VIM. Grin
die. Henry Wi hanson, Fred f. Richards, Charles
Buffum and Fred {. Perkins, having received a
majority of the vote, cast, were declared duly
elected.
On Motion of Mr.. HALL of York,
Oreercd, That the Secretary of the Convention
be dire cted to inform Geo. G. Stacy Of his election
as Secretary OF State, II. NJ Plais.ed Of his elect
lion Attorney General, B. b. Murray Jr. of his
election as Adj liant General. and j. NJ. Mason.
George Warren VIM. Grindle, Henry Williamson
Fred E. Richards, CHARLES Buffum and Fred c.
Perkins of their election as Executive Councillors
for the current political year.
The Convention then dissolved, and the Senate
retired.
In HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr.. TEFFr, the House adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09
LEGLSL4TITE SUKK.iRY.

January S.
In the Senate the committee on senatorial votes
reported and the report was accepted. An order
was passed requiring the Judiciary to Committee
determine what farther legislation is necessary to
collect taxes assessed on certain railroads. Met in
convention with House to elect State officers. A
resolve providing for a constitutional commission
was passed TO be engrossed Adjourned to Mon
day.
In the House the use of the Hall of Repre-
scntatives on the 20th inst, was voted to the Me.
State Pomoogcal Society. Copies Of the Govern
or's address were ordered for the House. 4 re-
solve for commission to revise the constitution
was passed to be engrossed. Remonstrances
against the right of James Withee, Chapman n.
Reed and Lloyd W. Drake to seats in the House,
were presented. 4 convention of both branches
elected State otiicers. Adjourned TO Monday.
The Senate finance bill passed the House
Thursday by vote of 1876 yeas to 9S navs.
The lowing New England members voted
gainst the bill Brfinton. Dawes. tiooch, Har-
ris of Massachusetts. Iiauley of Connecticut, T..
X. Hoar George +. lioar, II. l.. Pierce, and Viii
lard of Vermont. The New England members
who voted for the bill were Barcigh Of Maine.
Eames # Rhode Island, Frve Of Maine, Hale of
Maine, Samuel Hooper and William, CT Massachu-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09
Special Noticrs.
State Temperance Convention,

The people OF Name, of every religious denomi-
are invited to NEE. IN Mass Convention at
Meonian Hall, in Augusta, on Thurs.
day, Jan. 81, 1875.
Al II O'Clock, loren aon. Tor the purpose of re-
viewing our work of the past, o. rejoicing in pres
ent success, and to devise means for the future
that will enable us to advance our cause To its final
triumph.
The usual re;iuction of fare the several rail
roads may be expected.
JoSuUA NYE;
CO. PAYSUS, Temperance
iIESRY rALLuAS. co@@itirs.
l.. Il. CALL,
Jan. ith, ISIS.
Personal NOTICE.
All officers, sailors ard soldiers, wounded, rup-
tured or Injured in the late Rebellion, however
siish,ly can obtain Pension Gy % addressing Or; T.
No. 4. New Chambers ST., New York City. Com
munications promptly answered. oct3s-sntly
Use Kemne's Puin Killing
MAGIC OIL.
'"H Works Ike Charm"
One Bottle of this Magic Oil in . family, cures a
number of persons of Headache, Colds, Neuralgia,
Toothache Earache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Lame
ness, &c. 1t might be more mannerlv il each per-
son had bottle of RenDe's Magic Oil fer their own
particular as one man said, it was in his house
some in each room III the house" But
One Bot of Renne's Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle Of Rennes Magic Oh is better than none
One Bottle OF Renne's Magic Oil is better han none
One Bottle OF Renne'- Magic Oils better han none
One Rotte of Rennes Magic Oil is better han none
One Bottle OfEeDncs Magic Oil is better than one i
One Bottle OF Kennee Nj tsic Oil Is better than
Use Renue's Magic Oil, Men
Use Rcnne's Magic Oil, Women.
Use Renne's Magic Oh, Children.
Use Renncs Magic OH. lnvalids.
Use Rennes Magic on, Old and Young.
Use Rennes Magic OIL in Family.
Use Rennes Magic on journey.
1t is the best thing to Kill lice cattle aDd horses
and to use Tor Harness Ills, and Sores Caked nd.
> Ser on cows Horse distcmper, Collie and Cramps.
Try il and see. WM. kENNE Il SONS, Sole pro-
pretors, Pit sfeld, Mass.
Sold nv f. FULLER, Druggist, Augusta, Me.
sep3-i&wu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09

able message Of the Governor, a suggestion in ia.
vor Of bringing about such result. The resolve
he proposed contemplated the appointment of
comm ission of ten PERSONS 10 be selected and ap-
pointed by the Governor, who shall forthwith as
soon as may be, assemble at the Capt. i, consider
and frame such amendments to the Constitution
as they may deem to be necessary, and make their
report finally to this Legislature previous to the
18Th day of Feb, so that this Legislature will have
time to pass upon those amendments. and provide
for the submiss ion of them to the people at their
next annual September election.
The resolve had its several readings under
suspension Of the rules, and was passed to be en-
crossed.
MIR. Snow OF Uallowell, presented the remops-
trance of James W. Withee of Winslow, against
the right of William Lamp to a seat in the House.
Mr.. TALBOT of East Machais, presented the re-
monstrance Of Chapman n. Reed against the light
CT john Montgomery to a seat in the House.
Mr. WEED OF Neazle. presented the remons-
trance of Lewis Stratton against the right Of
Lloyd W. Drake, to q seat in this House.
Amessage was received from the Senate through
is Secretary pr posing q joint convention Of the
l. LagisIatare in the Hall Of the House of Rep e.
sentativcs at IL o cl Jck A. NJ for the purpose Of
elecing a Secretary # State, Attorney General
Adjutant General and seven Executive Council
or,, and asklng the concurrence Of the House.
A message was sent TO the Senate concurring in
the pr, position for a convention.
The hour in Heated by the message from the
Senate having arrived. the Senate came in, and a
Convention WAS formed
In CONVENTION.
ON motion of Mr.. CUTLER of the Senate. Messrs.
Cutler of Penobscot. HYDE of Sayadahcc' Wheel
wriyht of Bangor Reed of Bath Stevens of West
Wateryille. CIesyes of Portland. and Nadeau of
Fort Kent. were appointed comm ttee to receive.
sort and count the votes for Secretary of State.
The committee having attended to the duty as
stoned them. reported.
Whole number of votes l44
Necessary To a choice "a
Geo G. Stacy had lOl
f. G. Goodwin 43
Geo. G.. Stacy having received majority of the
votes cast. wa. declared duly elected Secretary of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09
GENERAL Ne WS.

and sustain the Kellogg Government.
| The movement for a new election in Louisiana
gathers strength in the House.
GENERAL NEWS.
Vice-president Wilson, it i. said, ba: decided to
sail for Europe.
Owing to tue continued illness of his wife, Wen
dell Phillips has Cancelled all his lecture engage
ments.
The French Assembly has passed bill against
baby farming which has been very commonly
practiced of late in France.
number OF nuns were lately arrested at ORR
zaba Mexico, under the new la abolishing con-
vents
A railroad war is threatened between the VIII
mington and Reading AMI Reading and Lehigh
railroads.
Private letters received in Washington from In
diana indicate McDonald's election TO the Senate
as the successor of Mr.. Pratt.
A Van Buren, County, Mich, woman has begun
to grow small fruits. and says that she has every
prospect Of doing fai better than at working with
needle, taking IN washing keeping board
| ers"
| Colorado feels proud because her internal rev.
enue collections for the year ending June 3d. 1874
were more than double those Of any oil her neigh
bors, and she has no distlleries either.
The editor of the Linn Creek Stet desires it to
be plainly understood that, although he considers
himself public man, his wood-pilc is not TO he
considered public wood-piie
San Francisco Is the ASSASSINATION city The
assassins are all Laura Falls and the victims law
yers. The last was a Gea. Cobb, who was shot by
his client, Mrs. Hannah Smythe, because of the
laws delay and exhausting fees.
Small pox of the most malganent type is rag
ing among the Indians at Pioknock on the Cat
ineau river, Ontario. On the 9th the bodies of
nine children were lying unburied. The Indians
are in piliful state of destiution the male por-
ton being either dead or haveng left the place.
In the election for President in lS16he 81 States
OF the Union will choose 366 electors. Those
States in which slavery lately existed will choose
1888 Of them. The New England States, together
with New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
will choose 1l3; and the IL States lying west Of
the Ohio in which slavery did not exist, will
choose the remaining lis.
A citizen Of country town, noted for his dls-
honesty, was lately taken very i'll, and, becoming
alarmed sent for clergyman, who came to see
him, aud laid down the devine law to him with
great fai,hfulness and emphasis. The sick man
was much affected, and said: "We, pars,n,
think you're right. I've made up my mind that ii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-09

the committee reported as follows:
Whole number of ballots l42
Necessary for choice, -
J. NJ. Mason of Limerick had 96
George Warren of Westbrook &c
VIM. Grindle of Penobscot 96
Henry Williamson of Starks So
Fred E. Richar DIS of Camden &c
Chas. Butfum of Orono 96
Fred c. Perkins of Pennington 96
Edwin Stone Biddeford 46
p. G. Blanc lard, Yarmouth 46
j. + Stetson, Camden IS
A. p. McMssters, Pittsfeld i6
+. b. Averill, Dover i6
s. c. Belcher, Pennington IL
Chas. A. Spotford, Deer Isle 10
, 1875-11-12


CATTLE-Tha market Wa dull-uuquslldsdly 10.
Measured BY The volume OF sa!cs thcEe Was n,ors
activity than on either of TIC rrocalng days Of the
weck, bus taking iuto consideration tho aaouut Of
stock In tho yards the amount Of sales accomplished
relatively small. The largely increased receipts
causcl pretty genetal weakening Of ruas tie only
ercaron hetnE ehncs ahippIug besves tha scarcity Of
which checked any tendency 10 q dealinc. Only .
amall percentage Of tho common and medium grades
found buyers. neither teeiers local bucherp taxi
Ing hold freely the earlier days Of tho week,
but most Of chs welt.fatted droves we're worked off,
salcs roported at a2b0d.o0 for poor 10 ehoce.
Cows Spld At $aoo@3so, stockers at S1.o06a75,
Texans 1t sa1s74o3, and shipping steers At Sioq3
QUO. ConBcr H7oa. sold two llr1res 1t tho Latter
figure, The uArfet clossl dull.
, 1875-11-12
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK,

.psefal DApaeh to 7as cafex47o Tribune.
New Yonk, Nov, l1.-0RA1N-Whest-s1art dull
In buycrs' favor at the following nominal quotations.
$lGi@los for rejected spring sl.lA for No. CnIca~
60; - for No. Milwaukso; $l.27 for No,
Chicago and Northwaaera; $.390sl.al for No. Mil
waukse Sl.as for No. spring; 40 for wintor
rcd Western; s1.2sa1.46 for anbar do; 9l.&o0
l.bo for while Wnatoru; 1mAlt kales 1t $1.A1E
@l.47H for wh!to Michigan, and $t.33 for un-
graded spring Rye quiet 1t 85@18o for Wsstern
and oao for State Barley rather Aelvo; aslca OF
1900 bn CunAd3 West part At .os aud the srmstn-
dor private termp, snl 1000 bu four rowcd Jocr.
son County Ut 3t.12 tn Atore Corn quiet; sales OF
50 eco hu Ut Ia for ateam Westerp mixed, 7tH@79o
for sail Do 7d7GKo for high mixed aud yellow West
cru, aud 7JHc for inferior Western mixed in storo.
oas dull and heavy: sales Of 900 hu u t2c fof
mixed Western and State and 1T 0'2o for rhits West
esn aud State.
pkovuloxs-stlldlos arc heavy 1t f2H913Ho for
long clear Lard Ia slssy; ssles At i2o for primo
steasn. .......
Wutszr-Market lower: sales Of 800 brls at sl.1eH
per gallon. ...z....,....
daocxn1xa-suRar-Mar arm; um..cd inquiry;
fair To good ronniug IL quotad II 7Qs9io; prime As
B31G3sGc, snd Nos. 10 4ad IA Havana At ssS&e*
uo1co-Tho market continues dull sna nominal; lao
IL quoted Il l7AR20o IN gold, and Aa1acsioo u NY
9.iao IN gold, Tsas-The mafkst IL quiet "Naout
wsts1ial change In pTsces. =.
TAIIow-Ru1ss dun and unchanged: PRIZE =
f7s ta< aoeiat.a rrsxl ,,.., ,,,,
My ny. odI; l'@'s e1pe oa s
hons tr4do inquiry: sursrnne Htsts MsaAtn,
H,00<96.9J; common 70 good s1tss, - ~ *ooa
10 choice 95 70(3e.l0: wbts wheat s!!ra. Lou;
s1trs Ohio, }3iSe41so; Q. Louis, @.eo0s'o0. nys
-four ss&&dY al H.3u4&5,6a.
ConNxr4L--{lu!et and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures, 90, ,oo1 bu; very nnf1;
lower to ssil nd pressure 10 fsalza, large pntoa
u ths receipts going n stoss; re1scted sptnY. 0t
winter rsd Nssterut new coRsmoh 10 fAlT l.tb&
do damaged. ssossl.oot uaYrsds1 sprtng. sl.s.;
vhssa Michigan. tl.t9f @tA7Ai white osnadA n
bona, sl.4O; M. milwaukee, prime held Il 5t.31qs
Earsy assvy; twsowe.l at.te se feus. ssass,
Hate Lake Shore. part to arrye s125. Corn ycarca!1
as nrn, only very moderate export Apd bona sEa1e
ipduIFy} receipts. ~ 0h1 ba Westesn Mixed etea1u
7Iia14xcs do nil 1,At41da; high mixed and yellow
Weatern. 7o4s7d9c. Oxsa-1tscrp.a 1a.pW bu hsAv,;
No. Ghicago, b1e bid: No. pEihas milwaukee,, tlo
lid No. duA Chicago, IN stors> A9o Lid ntxs1s
4It4e0c.
ItAT-Ftrm; shipping, 7oc. .....-....
l}osx-Frni Esatesn sn1 Western, l0Ql6o New
York Slate. l9.4l1ai California, l74aHe.
uHockRlks-hio co6ee duQ, but unchanged. Mo.
ssses dus but unchanged; Nav Oslesps Asw, 71s7so.
lhss unchanged. -.
Hx1aol1uA-DuN and heavy; crude, etB8ko;
reinel lasl3sc; caass, 18H'alS1ot nAphthA, lQhc,
HraAENkp RkIN-DhQ a31eaoo.
hPIRI1s TURFxxe1HG-Dula IL 41r.
E4Gs-uushauHsd.
p1nvl.soxa-f0rt dull and hsary} msss, s21to
al tia 3&ar, t2a.tk1a47a. Boat q1s&; pAln ms.a,
sl20si Aztss ", tt.pa. GU aaasts aVlsst nt&a4ss
, 1875-11-12

SiObR-Was dull. sud irregular. with only mod
eEssu dsIaand from the LEGAL trade, and none from
shipess. Tho hcst branda very at.nly held but
country was sather ana!lor than the previous day.
h4'es wSso reported Of 1870 trts wIntey On p.iTsta
tsFlua; ss bsI& spfnH extras. chlcy private xrna
w bI!s do, low grade, a $500: aud 100 hsls
uuekwssas aosr. eheby ~ $500. Tu!s., 1,s4a osis
Inn market closed uoninay II ths following range of
p'nsG @ caalet "1ntss s1tras, s7.13s,o03 Common to
good do. &.7a8s71; choice apraug extras, ,ead,oo
a. 'ar 10. th'rpluR grades, s4.s7k@s.s0; A!ane4o&a
*'". teo ;Ia'ent springs, s6.1s9Ao0; spring super
A.s', s''easaH no tour 3a.ls4$.40; nav buck
wheat d. 1,.7s0a:2o,
oAAs-"ss u nodsssta demand, sad sas.sz. sAlss
oss boaEd c4sa,
, 1875-11-12

ItUuY-Tho demand was apparently qutA 90 urgent
lu1lnH tie rfrcsaiu9 days OF tie wesk but tta
supply pEoni*o4 to bs somewhat asgas than maj Ior-
ty u tic taars hAa expectel theEa wsa lsss buuy.
ant feellpR sud shout 81 Of Wedue4days advance visa
lost Fraa Tho number Of carr Of stock reported. Il
was estimated that tho daya supply Of hogs would
nearly reach 000 bus tho arrivals proved 10 oouaain
arger prornrtlon Of cattle than haa boon allowed fur
tho tota secelpts ot hoTs reaching only about 2lO0
Waeu thts faes became Known tne market ssasdle ur
anu Vt thu clo.a 4owe fairly asu tone. baes wsrs
at ~ for sonpn TO pt.ue- ln!crioF lots sold
1t 3vJfoo, md tho4cn to Oxttn Ut So An.
othrE of oHr city paelers-L. D. Doud-bexau opers-
tln,a SeatHtdSr.
, 1875-11-12

nlle Il rire. lcfarc liza rud nf tho ron, pc"k.
rnr 'a ri Ttssn n1s,, uwt, n'fl at 7'.!.: carA
If chroksc sa1c, ~ r"t. Mt SIG; cers light I'LL.
FHrtp Ann fsMns--s""rIrta. e,s5r, making la.r;I
wect; market Gniet sud b,spy scady At 20 for
sha"r. nns1 1tiuh7'tc for laines:
ats sra,. = r. tnaaa G ~, '"f & e trrs s
oasrG't aii,e daring lie last u'f"s days. Dressed
FAST r,uKerr, pa. Sos. observation-disclosures 10.
a.t'9 lesdi everyth'na hei oui 4 prte. A foova:
.1o. "a ts!r, soes4.se; ssoekeFs. sio'atuo' ba!ls
lto teqsMfsess A., 1oy :2ss hsa I'd "T !ss
aHE.r-i'ee!rss to-lay, qeo1 h.,t. .nd for thu
three days II ,;iaI selling "s $4&'c.a.90
hrFfAIo, ....
nrrEALo, Nov. 11.-CArrlE-1secclpts 40; total
tlr"neh eonisumeats; not snnc1eut saloa for quota
AeM4.
BnEEr AND IAxns-Hecc,pt.. 1900: total for the
xeek. 15'4oo; fo~ Offering; fow buyers; unchanged
li9as-nesetps. 100: Tor -. veet. 20 esoo market
70 .i = a. ss:t Isssy Esss ast.' 0s
Mt. LOUIS,
sr. Louis, Nov. lf.--lIoas-penanl netise !:
Yorker. foo5S71o; packing, s7,oo@7.s' butclers',
cAf1Lr-ste~,y and unchanged; good to choice
natives. s32'9sg12h; medium to far. $Aooa4$o; 81
2.i0; nativs .toeksrs. stoas4.uo; COWS, F2sNslu5,
crsc,xxAr,, Nov, 1l.--Co,nmnn light, s7.oos7.2o !;
goo, light uui packing t72saa7 10 cr,ra butchers,
t7.ts; receipts, 3,to5 =; shirmonts, loo.
LUMBER.
Tin receipts II tho eac-do:ks wcre again ANAL.
numbering mt oycr dozen cargocs buyers aioutl
ready to hko ths luer, almost soon As Il arrived,
, 1875-11-12


ThusliAy, Hoy. IL:
O1rx PnuFLnry.
Oakley Ut, 1876 It a Of Taylor Bt, +. 9Rx1a5k Il.
with huiia3DY taa.ea Nov. .t1...............$ tGe1
Rrai1io ~, as 61o Il u Of r~cuty.uinth 81, "
I, a6xl7it It. with bHtidiuga. dnted Soy.!. 1900
6tato at, f44H It II Of Th!rty-bfth ut, " I, SUI
lslH II, dutetl Sow. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
The premises No. u Houoru at, dated Sept 90 15Uu
%tst Taylor II, ia Il Of Aa4atol IT, nj. 3Gx ...
100 It. 4ltk4 Uct ~ $500
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