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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28
FINANCIAL.

Al FIRST MORTGAGES ON PROPERTY IN NEW
~ L. jersey for sale 49, l0D very liberal discount
j. montns 70 run Address. at once, GOOD INVEST
NET, box i2i Herald otiice
RAMk BLANKS. SLIPS BILLS. RECEIPTS. NorK
- Headings anu every KIND OF Printing suitable tor
banks, bankers, brokers and financial companies
promptly furnished, at the METROPOLITAN PAINTING
ESTABLISHMENTS. No. 2lS broadway
TlOR sALF-s2O1) MORTGAGE FOR SIsO0, ON
l. brick House in Brooalyn. Address A., box 2l6
Herald Office.
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GOLD BONDS.
$500, 900 St Louis County Bonds.

Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE Of the
city ST. Louis state OF Missouri until IL O'Clock NJ on
Monday 10Th day OF May. 1875, Tor the purchase Of
live hundred go 81. louis County Bonds OF 81 0U each
dated May 1879 payable twenty after daie ana
bearing Interest at tile OF SIX centum annum
payable scmi-annuay, with interest coupons attached
the principle interest Of said bonds being payable
gold coin OF the United tates OF America the National
Bank OF Commerce IN the city OF New York.
Bids viii be received for any number OF the bonds
the resesvng the rgnt TO reject any all bids
Bids PAYABLE In currency oil the United states,
the issue OF the National Banks and tne accrued inter
est up 70 the date OF the aeVery OF me n9nqs 10 %
paid by the bidder. FERD. 4. GARksCHE,
Clerk County Court.
r IFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES BOUGHT AND
IL Money advanced on the same Insurance effected
in the best companies at the lowest rates by +. IL
SCHULTZ. b5 Wall street, Post office box $500
II Attest EXPLANATIONS
IL OF HE TRIAL
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM
TONIGHT
MONEY TO LoAN-oN FIRST MORTGAGES WITH.
wi out bonus. Second and LeaSehold Mortgages at
easiest terms. GEO. W. STAKE 100 Broadway. room &
NEGOTIATION
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NEGOTIATION
MISSOURI SLATE STOCKS.

BY virtue and authority oil act entitled "An act to
authorize the and sale of funding bonds
ioi the purpose OF meeting and paving the maturing
state Indebtedness approved March 49, 1875, we the
undersigned rund Commissioners the state OF Mis-
souri, will receive sealed bids Mt the Office OF the Cover
nor OF the State OF Missouri he be opened pub
licly by Governor in the Of these commits
sloners) on May To- 1875 O'Clock NJ, for the pur
may be Tor any all these classes, TO witt
800 per cent Gold Bonds LOCO each
800 per cent Bonds, payable in Ia wiul money
OF inc Lnlicu states. eAcu
s0 per cent round sterling Bonds 42U each
70 DC payable twenty years after date but Tedeemaba
~ the pleasure OF the state o. Missouri alter I'VE years
from the date and before the expiration OF the twenty
year. Saia stocks 70 have eniannual COUPONS at
tached for the proper amounts OF interest payable
the Isl uays Of july ana Jannary OF each year All the
bonds to pc payane at the National Bank OF commerce.
IN New for5 except ne pound serng stocks to be pay
able III London Two hundred aud sixty OF these bonds
70 bear date May 1872 and TO oe Delivered and paid for
rs sad bank on June TO- 1919 and $40 TO bear date july
lsl5 ana 70 DC delivered and paid Tor at sad bank on
SAM last mentioned dae. The right reject any all
bids reserved to the Governor and Fund commissioners
The oceeds OF these bonds be applied to the payment
q the maturing IN eoedness OF tue state These are
rst caSs stocks ana have UNREASONABLE guarantees
for their paymelt he the state ample
e meet. PROMPTLY, principal and interest when due.
THIS proceeding done by and with advice and
sent OF the Governor OF the stQke.
JOS. W. Nj RCER.
state Treasurer. | Fund
THOMAS HOLLADAY. Contra
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THE MONEY MARKET.

Money closed easy on call loans at2}S per
ssnt. Exchange wa quiet, firm Prime sterling
askIna rates. ass q 49l: sterling rates, 4.s7 a
Lss}s and 400 Ae0ts; reichnarKs, d q 95sS, ana
40. 057s cables, os1s; prime Paris, alass and
AiIA; other rates, Sis ana 5.l1gs.
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FINANCIAL.

UGUST BELMONT A CO.
"A Bankers, u and u Nassau street
travellers credits available in all parts OF the
world through the
Nessrs. De Roihschid
and their correspondence
Alec eommcrctal credits and telegraphic transfers OF
money on California. Europe and havana.
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JrrrrRsoS err, MO-, April 5. iS75. : ''''''''

nFFICE GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
" Consolidated, Il Broadway. New York.
The third allotment designating for redemption
1910 OF the
First Mortgage Land Grant ana Premium Sends Of the
Great southern Railway Company 6Consolidat-d)
will take place at Metropolitan Hal, CITY of
Jacksonville, Florida, saturday May 1, 1875 at ten
O'Clock A. Nj IN accordance with the plan REDEEM ption.
y. W. OSBORN President
j. w JOHNSON, Treasurer
w. H. MHEELtH Secretary.
For bonds, circulars and applications for agencies, ao
ply to
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CoPARTNERsHIPs.

NEW FRENCH HUNTING RIFLE PATENT FOR
~ sale wifl.or wiihou royalty; the invention con-
siss. 0fa rapid brcech-oadng process unrivaled ~
other rides. EUGENE CiiENALLtEK 81 Liberty street
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A THOROUGHLY EXPERInNCED, TECHNICAL
"A and practical man IN the manufacture Of silk goodt
wishes 10 form connection with fair moneyed party
START this branch ~ industry u favorable place near
New ork tor particulars please address Z. EUhlCh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
Aviso al p6blico.

No habiendo obtenido el resultado
que ne prpuse al hacer presente por
nj anuncio ca Noviembre del 72.
que en- 10 sucesivo 6rmarfa con mi
segundo apellido, por existir otros In
dividuos con ell nombre de Francisco
Ramirez, con que antes autorixaba
todos mis- escritos y puesto que sligo
esperimentando los mismos periui-
clos on la reception de mi correspon-
dencia asl como entorpecimientos en-
mis- negocios y operaciones, he re-
suelto valerme nuevamente del pc
ri6dico para signi6car generalmente
y en- especial q todas las pelsonas
con Guien eetoy en- relaciones, que no
omitsn por ningun motive ell estam-
par en- la correspondence que mo
dirijan y en- las cuentas que, acaso
puedan abrirse en- sus libros, ni se-
gundo apellido materno y en- Ia forma
en- que apsrece suscrito 81 presente
snuncic; bien entendido gus desde
shora protesto mi iTreepcnsabilidad
en- cua!quier caao 8 incidente que pu-
disse orIipar aquella Omission.
Puerto Rico q de Noviembre de
1S74.-Francisco Ramirez y Lug0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22

al pdblico en- general, asegurandO no tendran
escogida servidumbre, espaciosos cuartos pare
familias, cantina bien provista, baios frios Q
calientes la 6rden, barbero ga g. :; todo pre-
clos equitativ0s al aleaDce de todas las fortunaf.
Un empIeado del Hotel va bordo, elempTe
oue Ilegan yapores para ponerse & la 6rden de
los Sres. pasag ceres encargaTse de La c0nduc-
cion de sus equipajes en- un bote especial man
dado construir expresamente para este seTylcio
con mOcion mecanica, que le impele mas velocl
dad due una mAquiLa de vapor, espacl0 sub
ciente para condueir veinte cuatro persenas
con sus maletas de viaje, el cual este adisposl
cion de los Sres. pasagerOs para pasear por IL
bahia. San Tomas 10 de Ener1 de 1874 FaOioH
(L6y10rn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
J. GER r A


ene ell gusto de anunciar al pdblico que desde esta
fecha queda alberta casa de comerco esta Plaza
cae de la Cruz, num- 35, plaza principal Los aman
tes de la elegancia de la moda pueden cOncurrr
ella, en- la segurldad de quedar satste6hos pues, ha
biendo adquTido de antemano magnitcas relaeiones
con mporantes casas del extraniero ha logrado pro-
de competo al par que exceente, surtido de
mercancias, que pueden competir con las meores que
Sc importan en- La lsa, tanto en- calidad como en-
precios.
Hay para seiioras senoritas: novedad completa en-
clase de sombreros precios que nunca sc han vsnd
do en- la plaza; punos, goasy corbatas de la mas
qulsita elegancla abrigos para teatro de paseo de
merlno y de seda, superior caldad; gran varedad en-
vare9s, poplnes, gros chaconadas batistas de hilo
warandol de hilo de agodon, cretonas, creas breta
mas ela real tela de rosa eeopillas, bramante, flo
Tete; ell gsto delicado adornos para traes de
ssnora cintas, bondas de seda, eneaes antimacasa
res medas de tOdas classes precOs desde ses reales
par hasta cnco pesos docena botas polanas de las
que yenden Ell la pl 3 p $3 Sc realizan aqul
q a. 18 20 reales par.
Para caballeros: camisas de todas clase 1t, g. 81,
81 S. una; calzoncios de hilo $40 IL docena
misetas g. a, $40 docena; calcetines 6, H. 20
26 reales; panueos de hiio, blancos de color, IT,
%, 81 $44; corbatas de reales una sombreros
precos nunca vstos; los que venden La plaza &
$33 reaZan 20 reaes uno, los de paja reales;
dres blancos de color sumamsnte baratos, vendien
dose los de case superior reaes vara gran surtido
de panos, eascotnas marnos cachemres; trenclllas,
torros, sargas, botones y javoncillos para
Para ambos seXos: una lntnldad de aruculos que
sera prolijo enumerar, los que realzan preeios
equitativos aeomodados todas las rtunas, siendo
de advertir que EN- cada de elos rebaja la A
parte, en- algunos, mas de su justo precio.
Hay fnalmente gran baratillo en- porcelana que me-
ior Sc llamara regao; platos de case superior 6y
reales docena fuentes de idem con sus tapas az 8
leales una, soperas de idem 3, 10 IL reales una
tazas con sus correspendentes plattos IL reales
docena.
Con todo 10 cual espera dejar compacido los par
darios de la eccnomlay del buen gusto que telgan la
amabilidad de obseqrliarle con presencia.
Pilnrt rA,,n ;orrhro O do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
IRON VIEJ0l!
PREPARADO POR d. SILVESTRE PARES
DE We . SS % Vas.

Este RON puro de cana goza de una merecida fama
en- la Isla por prooiedades antespasm6dicas es
tomacales destruye lcs acidos del est6mago dea al
tomsrlo un gusto y agradable, ayudando la
digestion de una manera prodgiosa. Sc expende por
oarrafones botelas en- la Agencia de j. G San JUS
20 nlm. % San Juan Pto.-Ric0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
ANUNCIO.

Por resolution tomada por la empresa que sostiene
en- Madrid el digno periodco La iberia organo mas
caracterizado en- la capital de Espaa del partdo es
panol de America, todos los asuntos references al
servicio del mismo quedan a mi cargo oportuna-
mente 10 aviso todos los Sres. suscrtores fin
de que me manifesten todas las faltas que notsn
pues dcha empresa desea correrlos correspondence
de este modo al favor que le dspensa.-Juan del
Nido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RTCO.

Eldueno de acreditado establecimentO tiene 81
gusto de partcipar os viageros de la Isla
de los prmeros de Capital tanto por la escurs
limpieza de habitacones, por la solidez
qusitos condimentos de condas; 10 que participO
en- la seguridad de que el que honre osps
daie ira satisfeclo.-Agus Gutierrez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
Una familla muy CO.

nocia en- Capital por buenos antecedentes ad
mite 4 pupilae cabaeros senoras, medic pup-
laie t0dos aqueos que qiieran fayorecerle para 10
cual cfrece lIn esrnelado tiato c3modas veuadas
habifacioues. Tnfortuar6u Fmtalexa. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
iPIAN OS!
Pianos! iPianos

Ell Sr. Sarriera ofrece al pdblco magnffcos pianos
naregqi los que dara precios m6dcos y plazos
convencionales. Aganos de ellos estan construdos
exprofeso para este china. TaInbien hallaran va
riedad en- mtsica impresa metodos, ejercicos fanta
sias, zarzuelas, &C., &C. Estaran de manifesto en-
la calle del Cristo nfim. 5, principal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
Hotel International,
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
FyeNte al baNco y club International
de San Thomas.

El que suscribe, propietario de este c6modo
ESTABLISHMENTS, situadO en- 10 mae cSntrico de
e, calle del Comercio, cerca de los mIeIles, con
ra Al honor de ofrecerlO sua numerOaOs amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
G. G A..

Sc venden, por ausentarse su dueno, dos casas de
material por la mtad de valor al contado, una en-
ell pueblo de Caguas la otra cl pubic de Ciales.
Dirijirse para intormes en- esta Capital calle de,
ODonell ntimero g. So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
ltIkIPAN[A KKAI, 1I| VAPOKKS C()kRb()b lNGLkNES


S"~ DE EUKOFA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
NURVl Lima DB VAPORHS ISPAlOLES

Ponce Mayaedesy dmas
ae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
HOTEL Y BANg DEL 'lNIVNRA,

EI que suscribe, daeno de dicho establecimiepse
t;epa 4 sus nuchos amigos cOnstantes iavOreesdp.
de esta locaidad del exterior, que siguiende -
continue desveo por introdueir en- 81 servicO tat
mesa de su casa, todos los adelantOs que lie son Co.,
uatibes sin perdonar ninguna clase de sacrifice ,s
msnener inalterable ell credito de que viene dsrss
do por bondad de sus numerosos parrOquanos; ' en-
tando con un suficientc numero de eomodas veh6S
'las bxbitaciones con espaciOsO fresco comsSs.
eutendidos dependencies para todos los servcios d.
casa no omitra medic alguno para dejsr complacF,t
todo 81 que se digne honrarle cn su asistenca. C,n
de Tetuan, mum 9-Puerto-Rico II de Agoste 4
1874 -Cnnfre Nicolau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-22
Almacen Taller.
Gale de San Justo nsimeYO lO

Sc venden muy baratos los articnlos siguentes:
IAmparas faroles de diversas fornas; y otfos OF
ietos necesarios toda clase de alunbrado.
Tuberia de hieiro plomo de varios diameiros'
Bombas distintos precios para sacar aqua
Sc hacen Tabaos de installation reparacon uon
clio. para surtir de aqua gas.
Dirirse para los pedidos otros detalies dchn o.
aina,fI,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Theodosia lRurrl AI.,on.

The old story Of the sad fare Of Aaron Burr's
daughter is brought TO mind in the narrative of
Jean Baptiste carlstre, one Of Lstittes men, re-
siding in Calcasieu, La, who writes to the Gal
weston Ne,cs that after Lsfitte abandoned his
adventurous career, Chanvet, his fist heuten-
ant, took command of the Vengeance. and sailed
into the gulf for a cfuise. He captured the
American piivateer schooner Patriot, bound from
Georgetown, s c., to New York. Every person
on board was put to the sword or made food for
the sharks. After disposing OF the dead Chau-
vet descended into the cabin, and soon called ont
in an angry tone for Callistre and the mate to
90 TO him. They found him in the cabin con-
fronted by beautiful woman who held an
empty bottle in her hand, with which she had
struck Chsuvet, who had attempted to make
too free with her. He ordered them to tie
her hand and foot, convey her on board of
the Vengeance and place her in his cabin.
She fought the men and did all she could to
Jump overheard. Callistre says she died a
few days after their arrival in Galveston. She
was very handsome woman, and the daughter
of distinguished American. Her clothing,
which was Ct the finest material, was marked
1T. A., and she had golden locket containing
the portrait of beautiful boy. On the locket
were the words. - To my wife, Theodosia." She
was buried on the island, few hundred yards
to the east of the old fort on the point. II WAS
whispered among the men that Chsuvet had
killed hsr because she did not yield to his wishes.
Callistre is very old now. He was the best
gunner and oarsman Latitte and Chauvet ever
had. He was nicknamed L 'Ecolier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
Dog Dentistry In New York,

Letters from Mrs NJ. II. b. to ST. LOUIS Rannhl,.
can.l
Dogs have the toothache, and not only do dogs
have the toothache, but they have dentists. and
Its hard to tell which is the worst to have. A
lady here has a beautiful black andtan. f1apile
DIT OF canine weighing no more than two
pounds The dear little man became fractions
He plunged his head in the sofa pillow and tl,rew
IIo up ms other end as if life had no more bones
ne TOOK lap at mis- mug of cold water and then
sat down on his tail. and lifted up his voice in
such prolonged misery that the whole hnnsa
cried hydrophobia, and got up on top OF CHAIR
and tables. Had this animal been a twelve.
pounder instead Of two. and affection the only
he peIweeh the owner and the beast-though II
palied her heart-string-'' Claude" would have
peen shot butit was the purse strings by which
ne heid on he was worth two hundred dollars
doctor was sent fof-the patient was fonnd
with his nose in AN India rubber shoe and M
raj tau vibrating with a big ache-an ache the
atVehuant physician Immediately pronounced to
De the tooth ache. Imagine the astonshment
OF the family when the prescription for CIaude
was the dentist. His blanket was put on. his
spirits encouraged and of went the Door ,,esr
TO have his teeth fixed.
regular practitioner was the ouerator
Ciaude was put into neat little box, packed in
with wool. His wondering couutenance .tuok
out Of hole in the cover A rubber coyered stici
went INTO his mouth and kept his jaws open. and
the investigation commenced. Two of his back
teeth were pulled-there was no doubt of tIat
De expostulated loudly, Notwithstanding the gae
lheh he was allowed respite of some honrs
sfter which he reluctantly resumed hi. harness
and had three teeth filled with amalpam Thns
nnkered Claude has returned to his home to
think Of the past and refuse all sweet things
that may bring to his little canine soul such soy
row as he has just suffered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
We don't /" adulate.
Book Norices-Making "a Home.


" Homes and How to Make Them,' BY T.
Z. Gardner We have been too tardy in noticing
this admirable little volume, which came to our
table, several weeks ago, but fortunately the
subject never grows stale. Homes are always
in order, and sound advice how to make them is
likely to be long needed. The suggestions which
the book contains are in the form of letters be-
tween an architect and his friends, Mr. and MIS-.
John, who are about to build their house-a
" mouse" which they mean to make their
nome. Their inquiries are those natural to
the case, and the answers of the architect are
pertinent, entertaining, and valuable. Put into
this book, they are now available for all the host
who now, or sometime, intend to build. As the
Introductory letter expresses it "There are.
however, so many Unlocking and badly contriyed
houses, so few really tasteful ones, while year
ater year it costs more and more to pro-
vide the comfortable and convenient home which
every man wants and needs for himself
and family, that am sure you will be grateful
Tor any help that may be able to give you. We
are told that all men, women aud children
ought to be healthy, handsome, and happy l liaye
strong convictions that every man should also
have home, healthful, happy and beautiful
that It is right, duty, and therefore possi-
oihty Small and humble it may be, cheap as to
cost but secure, refined, ful of conveniencee and
the dearest spot on EARTH home of his own,"
The book Is prettily illustrated giving des-
isns In general architecture, and others for
windows and smaller details, with plans OF
rooms interior arrangement, &C.. &c. Its sug-
sestons cover the whole range from building
the cellar walls to the decoration of the parlor,
and most of them deserve hearty welcome aud
TAR hearing. Received through Boughman
Thomas Il Co., OF this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
gIp ain stns o. lh..sirrp

AuCTIONEERs
| l. " stidhArn A Sou, Iii H. .tn .,rssl
| BANkERs x BROKERS'.
! X. X. Robinson 4 Co. &U MARI ct street
BARRIERS Il HAIa DRESSER
A. Ashenbsch. 30 Market street
BELL RINGERS Il Bill. pG~TkF>
| uoo. ": jackson, W. 9Th street.
Howard o. hoore No. o, K. fhlrd street
BOoTA suOE HAKBHs. aud DBAis
b.SsasE sE..ifBass. Bso. Il assss 81 Make, II st.
3sss Isa lss MS,sliSd ;s y Sth & and pSp.f 'tres',
W A ruraer Go. sls Markets treei.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
g Hsddoek. shop rhorne bol Front Res i0is
j X d. Seeds, shop W. Fourth VEST
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
brisbane peMainvile, III market street.
tieo 4 Davis. na Shipies street
VIM. ii. Robinson, IiSis Il. ith street.
CLOCKS. WATCHES, u JH~kIshs
g 1 Bu.h. corner Seventh and Marksi utr-s,s
J. o. MAsssy. Is R Sih Street
COACH ~ CARRIAtik MATERIAL
wa. oresn A %. y cor NJ ,nd shipsy
DRU,.saISTs.
a. X Hrinshnrst, si9 Msrlet street
FLORISTS.
rstnall Co. Delaware Avenue aud Jsr---on roe
GhNfHAL INSURANCE .GkNI-
w"sIis 5honss rlai7I@er. Pa, I. o.. q, MARKET stsset
GENTS FURNISHING sson',-
Jasnes n Watson 4 Sou. ~ Market
Josn p. Doashtsa. a. Msrsst .t9s,,
HATS. CAPS. &c.
Hukil A wAlrAsen, AZ Make, attv.t
thss T. DubtI. Il. ~ atrost
DaRDN ARK.
Jsnase Bro an MARKET stl-.t
iAoS Il sTGnI.
Sm Green %. s H. cor a aad Shipis, .r..
LIVERY STtHI.Es.
Patrick Holland s, ". cor Front and Orange
Lo0hiSt-,ii.AS-E- e. FKAf.hs
f!wcod Doans, H. ", sfh street
+. MeMonasle, Sd and Hing street.
MERCHANT TAIIOHs
Geo. Gouert, l3 < Fourth street
John II. Muhihsusen, iib King strest
sstnnel Miller, Jr.. ius Market street
PAPER HANtINEs, SHADES.
John K. Holt, I'd and Market stree,s
PLUMBRRs AND GAS RITTRns.
W n Gillespie ai5 W. 4th street
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ksans Pennington, AllmGads Bts sth ,a- Nsr.
y. y ~ g. Lhnl q 70. Ho; " 9Th street.
WIN; Reynolds Co., 81 Market strevt
a; II; GTtnshAwl No ". Sd Street.
" II. Gilmore, No West dth si-es,
Wm. MeCauiiey i 90. ~ Market sfreet
RESTAURANT & BILLIARD itH0
Joseph kulimsr. 5ji Aud IN Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover BAkor : NJ. Go, 5H Rias -tr.-,
We" AnaficAn seNt-g Machine. IL Ms-ts roo
COFfhh and IRA D-aI~rs
Union Pacific leo OonpAny 3ls m,rss street
UsDERTaEEHS.
Ihos J. Giles, al shiplsy street.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-26
WHAT Is THE CONDITION OF THE SOUTH ,

Many people will lie Some people will lie
very shockingly. Among the latter class are a
large proportion OF the telegraphic agents Of the
Associated Press, throughout the South. Wit
ness this instance On the l4th, it was tele.
graphed from Mobile that
q The grand Jury Of the United States Circuit
Court recently in session in this city adjourned
without finding bills Of indictment against the
Sumter county prisoners majority OF the
grand jury were Republicans, i've being ne
groes."
Well the truth WAS that only seven men on the
Jury were decided Republicans and only two
others were inclined that way. Fourteen ont OF
the twenty-three jurymen were Democrats.
Upon this head was the agents lie direct.
Tie lie by implication was that no bills Of in
dictment had been found against the sumter
county prisoners, the facts being that the jury,
in their report thus declared
1--WE have inquired into the various offences
committed in the district that have been brought
TO our notice, and we are enabled to say that
from many of the counties in the district there
have been no complaints but in the
counties OF Sumter and Pickens We
lind that there have been outrages
and crimes committed that are shocking to
humanity. and, though in the opinion OF a ma
jority of the grand Jury there was not such evil
dence adduced as would justify them in finding
bills under the enforcement acts, they are COM
PEELED to say that the evidence was abundant to
bring these cases before the State courts"
No indictments against the Sumter county of
tenders, it is true, but this Democratic jury de-
clare that their inquisition found that tout
RACES and crimes shocking to humanity" had
been committed both in Sumter county and An
other.
The sympathizers with the White League
sneer at, and try to lie out Of, every statement
that there are "outrages' in the South. Now let
sober-minded and fair people look at testimony
like this