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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
N p z z g e.
a.. 8. HlGeP8a5 Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES.
May 1, 1875, to April 80, 1876.
Office Of Internal Revenue,

Office Of Internal Revenue,
Washington, d G Feb. ], Is
The Revised Statutes of the United
States, Sections 1892, 3237 323S, and
3239, require every person engaged in
any business, avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to q SPECIAL
TAX,
TO PROCURE AND Blaze CON
SPlCUOTSLT IN HIS ESFAB-
LISHMENT OR PLACE
OF BUSINESS 4
STAMP
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi Central r. r.

GEO. n. DUGAN ............ ......A GENT, BOLIVAR.
Trains pass Bolivar as follows
MAIL TRAIN, SCuth-II-J5 A ;....... Eorth - p II
EMPRESS TRAIN. South y - A II, North-...5.OO A n
Freight train, South g2H North, $50 p
ue 10 do lI.IO do 700
re- Mail train every dav.
Connection Is made by the southwark bound MaiI an
Express trains Grand Junction with the NJ
c. X by the trains going uorth at Jackson
Tenn with trains the NJ & o. L. K.
The above schedule takes effect Nov. -, 1874.
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New Spring Clothing, aud Hats, cheap
for cash, 1T
ARNSTEAD & POLK'S.
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dcnotinc the payment Of said SPECIAL
TAX for the SpecjaI-fax Year, beginning
May /, 1879, before commencing or con-
timing business after April 30 1878
The taxes embraced withiG the pros
visions Of the law above quoted are the
rfI11yvinor VIZ
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TRAIN No. , connects at Milan
with \ O st L. x c r II. from the
South to the North and East; at
Guthrie with It ! Il :. E ny trains
going North and South at Cave City
with Stages for Namm th Cave; at Leb-
anon Junction for points on Knoxville
and Richmond Branches at Cincinnati
junction and Louisville with L c IL /
r. L. orthe North and East, at Loais~
Vile with O d VI Ry and J., NJ. * l.
r. r. for the North East, and v est
TRAIN No 4 connects at Milan with
y. O. It J. u c. r. r flom the South
to the North and East; at Mckenzie
with y. & < II L Ev for the Sauth-
east, at Guthrie with IT l. x = F.
E'v train going North; ut q as-ow
Junction with trains 70 aud from Ga--
gov at Cave City with stages to AMI
from Mammoth Gaze; al Cincinnati
Junction andLoui-riie with l.. G & l.
Il r. for the North and East
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Presbyterian Church.

heV. GEOhIE So My PAaTOR,
Services for the Children each I'd Sabbath att
Prayer Meeting Thursdays ......7 = do
Services every Sabbath, at tO1s NJ. and II P VI
Seats AL FREE.
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MASONIC.

CLINTON LODGE. No. 54-Meets first Monday in
eaOL month.
J. NJ. Richardson, w. NJ.
}. r. Bynum, Secretary,
BOLIVAR CHAPTER. No. s4-Meets second Mon
day in each month.
BOLIVAR COUNCIL, No. I6-Mests third Monday
In each month.
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7. O. O. 2

Bolivar Lodge No q meets every Tuesday night at
Odd FleloWs Hall.
Isaac Randolph n g.
Jes Sc Norment Secretary.
Worth EHcanpment meets at same place First an
Third W edn esday night in each month.
l.. B. Adams, c. P.
T. A Osborn, Scribe
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Es. E. PATTERSON

Collector Of Internal Revenue at
Memphis
and pay for and procure the Soecia'-
Tax Stamp OF Stamp the7 need, prior to
May !, 1875, and Fitbout further No
tee
W.D0UGGASg.
Commissioner Internal Revenue
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q. o. IL.

"HumiItate Crescit HOnOs."
ZULEIKA HUT NO. Is,
M eets at their Hut on Wednesday
evening of each week
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Rev. q. II. GREEN, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at lO5z a. IN. and o. ..
Prayer Meeting every Friday night.
Sunday School At 9 o'clock, A,
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BOLIVAR DIVISION No, IS UNITED
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.
Meets every FRIDAY EVENING at eI5ocIock in
DID, FsllsWs Hall, corner Market and Water Streets
Geo. Hardin w. z.
J. r. BYnum Secretary.
Bensvolont Insurance Degree Council at same
time and place
John II. Polk, w. c.
john r. BYnum, Recorder
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Raptist Church.

Services Second and Fourth Sabbath in each month
At l01z A. d. and r. NJ. by the Rev. GEO. BOULsHEz
SABBATH SCHOOL at So A. NJ.
Singing every Saturday night and Sunday evening
Prayer Me citing every IuesdaY night
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Methodist Church

Services every Sabbath, at INH 4. II. and P Ii
BY the Rev " NJ PATTERSON.
SABBATH SCHOOL at 81 A. NJ.
for Sabbath School Scholars every Sunday
Eing at ~ o'clock. Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day night Choir meeting every Friday night. Regular
Church meeting fret Wednesday night in each month
Young Mems prayer meeting every Monday night
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Bolivar Cotton Market.
EEMPHIs COTTON MARKET.

Pork-Hams, new, choice Is to lac.
Bulk pork, clear sides, 1I8@I2c.
Con-Choice white, 85c.
FloW-S5, to 81,
Hugar-Hard refined white, Il to I2c.
C4fse Rio, 20 to pc.
NoIa8ses-Common SOC, choice zoe.
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romr,rvrp nor Yns7 rAaE.l

bers Of the royal household and representa-,
lives from the two Chambers were in waiting
The Ministers of War and OF the Interior
were also present. Multitudes OF people as
sembled at the railway depot, and lined the
0a;lv decorated streets through which the
distinguished party passed. There was great
enthusiasm. According to the present ar
rapcement it is expected the Emperor will re-
main here three OF four days.
MADRID, Oct. 18.-The following is official /:
There are only 1000 Carlists in Catalonia. II
is expected these are about to submit to the
government or attempt to make their way
into France. The government holds all the
towns in the neighborhood.
Gen. Quesada has arrived at Vittora and
resumed command of the Northern Army.
Notice has been given that foreign ve fned
unless their papers are properly counter
signed by Spanish Consuls. ,,
Senior Gastia has arrived at Madrid.
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The Way il Rains in Florida.

1t is hard for Northern farmer, who
watches the horizon with aching eyes, to un-
derstand the clock-ike regularity of this
rainy season South. Occasionally, as this
year. it is delayed; but once set in, it goes
on regularly. There is misty or clear morn
ing, the air transfused with blushing, rain
bowy effulgence that melts away in ardent
kisses of the sun into an intense dazzle of SUM-
light up to o'clock. Then the skirmishers
of the rain rush in on cool, dewy winds, and
by sharp o'clock the whole line is platoon
firing ia great, heavy fusilades. Such rains
Gorgeous, glorious, rushing, a mag
nifeent enthusiasm of plunging moisture.
Then the long roll of the thunder drums
the cracking artillery, with its splendor of
electric flash, toned off in low rolls and, be-
fore you airs aware, the mobile army has gath
cred up its splendid wings, its fire and after
guard and reserves, and only in the west you
see its grand victorious battle fash ribbing
the sky with broad bands Of color. Mix in a
few rainbows some foggy mornings when the
whole air is prismy, and the clear, still lake
looks like an undersky, and you have some
idea of Florida in the rainy season. Regular
as the clock that marshaling and grand battle
panorama goes on at set o'clock, to be closed
positively-no change on account of the
weather-by o'clock P. Cincinnati Com
7nercidl
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GIADsToNE's EXERCISES Gladstone's
good physical health, which has enabled him
to perform so large an amount of mental
labor, is gained, it appears, by vigorous exer-
else. Liverpool paper says that two hours
before the meeting at Hawarden, England,
where he made an address, "Mr. Gladstone
was engaged in his favorite exercise Of feeling
trees. For portion Of two days he has been
welding the Ak upon large tree in the lane,
at the outskirts of Hawarden village, and he
succeeded in bringing it to the ground late
yesterday at ernoon. Those who saw him say
he went to work in true wOodman fashion,
with his braces thrown off behind him and
his shirt collar un astened. After completing
his task he walked home with his ak slung
over his shoulder, and two hours atterward
was at the meeting, looking not tired and
weary, but quite refreshed with his bodily
lahcr -
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SELEM, Ala, Oct 18.-Isaac McAfee, col.
ored, on trial for causing the terrible railroad
accident on the Selma, Rome and Dalton
road, about one year ago, by placing obstruc-
tons on the track, was convicted and sen
fenced to twenty years imprisonment Two
white men are to be tried for the same 1liense
PorrsvnLE, Pa, Oct l8.-Joseph Evans
while hunting. accidentally shot and Killed
himself.
The Palo Alto Iron Company's mills. which
have been idle over q year, resumed opera,
tons to-day, about 800 men being employed
at reduction of rs per cent from former pay.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct IS, Noon. -Barometel
30:10. Wind northwest, fresh, breeze blow
ing.
Arrived: Steamship W. G. Hswes at 8 A
NJ, Quick, master, from New York, to G. A.
Whitney & Co.
French bark Polymnie, Cassatt, master, g
days from Bordeaux
No departures.
The bark Olympia is inside, bound out.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE,. Oct. Is, Noon. - Wind
northwest, fresh. Weather cool and hazy.
Arrived: Steamship Margaret, at A. NJ,
Baker master, from Havana and the Florida
ports, to I. X. Roberts.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct IS, 6 P. M.-Baro.
meter 1896. Wind west, fresh. Weather
cloudy.
No arrivals or departures.
The bark Olympia is still inside bound out.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-River feet inches
and rising. Wealth er cloudy and cool.
PIrTsBURG, Oct. l8.-River 3 feet inches
and rising. Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 18.-River feet and sta
tionary. Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16.-River rising, feet
in the canal. Weather cloudy and cold.
Down: Cherokee, from Cincinnati to New
Orleans. The M,ry Houston is loading for
New Orleans, to leave on Wednesday.
CAIRO, Oct. 18.-No arrivals or departures,
except packets. River 8 feet IL, falling.
Weather clear; mercury A.
MEMPHIS, Oct 1S.-The river is about
stationary. Weather clear end quite cool.
Departed: Belle Memphis for st. L ,uis.
V1oKsBURG, Oct. Is. = Arrived: City o.
Helena at 10 P. NJ last night. Natchez at
P. NJ. to-day. The Governor Allen passed
down at 10 P. NJ. The river has fallen
inches during the last twenty-four hours
Weather clear and cool.
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THE GLOBE THEATER. center Of attrac-
ton at this theater last night was the Vienna
Lady Orchestra, whose coming had been
announced for some time and whose praises
had been heralded by good report of their
engagements elsewhere. The audience at the
Globe Theater last night expected treat,
and suffice it to say that they were not dis
appointed. The selections we're good and
| their rendition excellent. It seemed at first
little strange to see ladies handling the
| instruments of band of music but the ex-
cellent music they discourssd soon made ii
appear perfectly en- regle.
| Besides this attraction the programme Of
| the evening was replete with pleasant fea-
| lures. Mile. Sanyeah's Leap for Life was &C.
complished with success, even though she
| was blindfo.ded and tied in sack. The
| farces of Twice Married." Smart Boy
and "The Two Off Uns." were very successful
| dramatic interludes, and added greatly to the
pleasure of the evening. Reynolds and
Adams were intensely amusing in their Ger
man eccentricities, and Mr.. Ell. Lynch, as
the Irish Lord, was awfully funny. The
management of the Globe deserve patronage
for their honest endeavors to please and the
usual success of their entertainm ants.
The GA1ETY THEATER week opened
at this little theater last night with an entire
change of programme. New specially acts
and novel attractions seemed to be the order
of the evening, and most enjoyable perform
ance was the result. Walter Bray is receiving
the need of applause he SO richly deserves for
his inimitabe negro delineations, and with
Messrs. Banks and Chrissie makes a trio of
Ethiopian comedians unusually strong. Mr..
Barney Reynolds is great addition to the
troupe, and adds materially in the success OF
the performances. Miss Saelton and Miss
Estella are also very attractive in their respect
i've acts, and well deserve the applause usually
lavished upon them. very pleasant hour
may be spent at the Gaiety by the pleasure
seeker.
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JEROME PARK RACES.

NEW York, Oct. 18.-Frst Race-Free
handicap sweepstakes of $50 each, with 5000
added; one mile and 6ve-eighths Galway l,
Carver 2, Shylock. Time-3:04.
Second Race-Purse $500; for maiden two
year.olds, three-quarters Of q mile. Tigress
/, Ambush 2. Iime-1:234.
Third Race-Purse 5000; the winner to be
sold at auction; one mile and three-quarters.
Josie B. /, Lelaps 2, Donnybrook 8. Time
800.
Fourth Race-Purse $500; two and one-half
miles dash. Nettie Norton /, Madge q.
Time-4:49.
The fifth race was steeple chase, two and
q half miles. Summary-Trouble l, Cornet
2, Busy Bee 8. Busy Bee fell, throwing the
rider, and Diavola bolted at the start, losing
all chance of winning. Time 4:363.
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rup pnsr,s FINANCIAL ARTICLE.

New YORK, Oct. 1s.-The Posts financial
The week opens in Wall street with securi-
ties strong and higher, and with no change
of importance in gold or foreign exchange
Gold opened at 116s, ruled at 1163@1l6s
until II go o'clock, when it sold at l16s, and
since at 116s@116a on gold loans. i.
The rates have been 1892, 564 and l-l6 OF
l * per day for use with these rates. Foreign
exchange is depressed and nominal; rates tor
prime bankers sterling nominal, 47S204 90;
withstandipg Saturdays bank statement, bro
kers' balances can be borrowed on call at the
Stock Exchange as low as at any time last
| week. the quotation being 2a93 %.
| Few of the banks or trust companies are
now lending below 4(95 q. Prime mercan.
tile paper is 6@7 "a, with % an exceptional
rate. Government bonds are strong, but
with no change of importance as compared
with Saturdays prices The stock market at
the opening was a(0b lower than at the close
on Saturday, and Erie was down Ii and
Michigan Central up J.
In the first half hour there were few
changes, except Erie, which advanced J. AT
the first board the market became strong, and
prices by noon had advanced 4@1s. Since
noon there has been decline Of goa. The ex-
IRENE sales, giving the stocks in the order OF
activity have been as follows:
Lake Shore 545@554, Erie 14@15b, W. Q.
Telegraph 744@74i. Pacific Mail 36s@37a,
Northwestern 35s935s preferred 494(g4955,
Ohio and Mississippi 16a@16a, st. Paul 3222
@322, Michigan Central 584@5S9 Hannibal
and St. Joseph 1S@18k. Missouri Pacific Isl
16a, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, preferred,
6t19i Union Pacific 663@67 and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph at l84@18I.
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RECORD OF CRIME.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-Two men, named
Daniel Sullivan and Neil Davis. got into q
quarrel on Collins street this evening. The
former gave the latter three terrible wounds
with fnife-one in the back and two in the
breast-from which he died in q few minutes.
Sullivan was arrested.
A special from st. Genevieve, No., says
Joseph Grimes, white man, went into the
house of negro woman, known as "Bad
Anne" last evening, and being somewhat in
toxicated, went to sleep in one of her beds,
The woman was absent at the time, and on
her return attempted to rouse Grimes, but
failing, she got into q terrible rage, procured
. heavy hoe, with which she struck the Sleep
ing man blow on the head, splitting his skull
wide open and killing him instantly.
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HEAVY SEIZURE OF SILKS.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 18.-A special agent o.
the treasury seized s35. 900 worth of lace
silk and velvet trimmings, jet goods, beads
etc., which were recently imported from Eng
land, but undervalued in the invoices pre-
scented to the customs officers. The capture
Of the original invoices led to the discovery
of the attempt to defraud the revenue.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 18-The creditors of the
Ca.vert Sugar Refining Company held ar
adjourned meeting to-day. The trustees made
. report showing the results Of their oper
atoms since the refinery came into theil
hands, declaring o dividend of twenty pei
cent on the total indebtedness.
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THE EPIzOOTIC IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. 18.-The epizootic
in very mild form has appeared among
horses here.
Judge Emmons, Of the Memphis U. s.
Court, has issued an amendatory order in
connection with the receivership OF the Mem
phis and Paducah Railroad, allowing receiver
to appoint or discharge any official connected
with the road other than the President and
Secretary.
A telegram from Senatobis, Miss, says the
surge ons had succeeded in extracting the ball
from Col. Jack Cooke, and he was easier.
There is still some hope of his recovery.
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GENERAL NEWS.

SusoEEHANNA, Pa, Oct 18.-Five inches of
snow fell yesterday.
PoRT JERyIs, N. j., Oct Is There was
snow and q severe gale in this section.
CAPE MAY, Oct 1S.-The schooners David
Collins and Chino, reported wrecked near
Townsend Inlet, on the 4th, have gone to
pieces.
Sr. LOUIS. Oct. 18-Suits have been COM
menced against Garhard, Bingsberg, Alfred
Bevis, E. B. Frazer, John s. Brenecker and
B. w. Engelke for whisky frauds.
PITTsBURa, Oct. 1S.-The firm of Rogers
& Burchfeld, prominent iron manufacturers
of this city, suspended. They have been
operating two mills, one at Lsesburg sid an
other at Apollo, Pa Their assets and habil-
tiles are not known.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 1S.--The Times says the
object of Gould's. billions, Amess and other
railroad magnates' visit here was to arrange
for q through train, via st. Louis, Kansas
CITY and Union Roads, from New York to San
Francisco.
Boston, Oct. 1S.-There is a movement
afoot by Methodist minister to ATTAIN q
Presidential pardon for the Jefferson-Borden
mutineers under sentence of death.
A meeting Of the creditors of Lee Il Shop
ard agree to take twenty cents on the dollar Of
from three to twenty-four months.
New YORK. Oct l8.-Nolan was arraigned
for the murder of Noe and pleaded not guilty.
New York, Oct 1S.-The Erie Railroad
statement from July LIST to August Sd, in
elusive, shows the receipts were $4,000, 600;
disbursements "a, 500. 600.
TOLEDO, Oct 1S.-The Commercial has in
formation that the Wood county canvassing
board decided on Saturday to throw out the
Perryburg vote, in which case Brown and
Swan, Republicans, would be elected Sena-
tors, and Hayes majority in the county be 1888
instead of 400.
ATLANTA, Oct. 1S.-Clark Edmondson, the
negro that was charged with raping white
woman in Fayette county, was taken out of
Jail by some two or three hundred people
early Sunday morning and hung on the gal
lows from which his brother was suspended
the week before
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MARINE.

NORFOLK. Oct 1S.-The steamer Francis
Elma, from Wilmington, Del, for Costa Rica,
is here, with her machinery disabled.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-The schooner Sophie ct
Julie has been wrecked at Cape Archacon,
Coast of France; 81 persons drowned.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Lunda,
from Hong Kong, with European mails,
struck rock near Turnabout Island, on the
14th inst. All the passengers and crew, ex-
cept natives, were saved.
Fort MONROE, Oct. 1S.-The United States
steamer Hartford sailed for New York.
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,ad condition, and requires immediate atten-

bad condition, and requires immediate atten-
ton.
A bay horse was found astray Sunday morn
ing by officer O'Rourke, at the corner OF st.
Claude and Frenchmen streets. The animal
was sent to the pound.
Frank Caroline, 46 years of age aud a
native of France, was found on board the
steamboat B. L. Hodge in sick and desti-
tute condition. Hs was sent to the Charity
Hospital Sunday evening by the Harbor Police.
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steady. ST 131. At the afternoon call wheat
was lower, corn ! higher, oats and lard I'M.
changed. Receipts = Flour 1000, wheat
ia, 600, corn 1875, 600. oats "a 900, barley 62,
600, rye 5000. Shipments-Fiour l3,ooO'
wheat 328, 900, corn 1875, 600, oats Al, OOO, bar
lev 5000 rye l9, 900.
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APASTORAL LETTER.

MONTREAL, Oct. 1S.-Yesterday pastoral
letter from Bishop Bourget was read in all
the Catholic churches, warning the people
not TO interfere with the burial OF Guibord's
remains, and advising them to keep aloof
from the ceremony. The letter states that
the ground will be cursed from the moment
0uibord's remains are deposited there. The
decree Of the Privy Council is acquiesced in
and il to be obeyed.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Oct 18.-For the Cult and
South Atlantic States, rising barometer, north
west to northeast winds; cooler, partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional rains near
the coast, followed by clearing weather and
frost in the interior.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct. Is, p. M.-Consols for
money "a 3-16, on account "a SIG.
PARIS, Oct. is, $3.50 P. M-Rentes 65f.
521c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IS, P. M.-Middling
Uplands, nothing below Low Middling, for
February and March delivery, I'd. Tallow ass.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-Turpentine 24s 3d9
Oh, I'D
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS, 1882 P. M.-Gold
1162.
NEW YORK, Oct 49, Evening.-Gold closed
at 116a9l16t. Governments steaoy ana
inactive; new SIS 1174. States quiet ana
steady. a., zoo
currency $50, 31S, 63S. oo
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $4,000 on &C.
count of interest and s94, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day S417,OO
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Oct. 18.-The draft OF cavalry
horses for the use of the army has peen
abolished and tax OF ten dollars ior every
horse that would have been drafted nas oeen
instituted in its stead.
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OHIO ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Hamilton county gives
. majority tor Hayes, Governor, OF lZ9o
Young, Lieutenant Governor, 325l other
State officers about the same as Hayes.
CrNc1NNAr1, Oct. 18-The official returns 9,
of Hamilton county give the Republicans all
four State Senators and all ten representa-
fiyeG.
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THE COURTS.

The record of the case of Iznsja del Vale
against jeremiah Supple, of Iberville parish,
was yesterday filed in the United States Cir
cult Court. The question involved is the
drainage of certain plantation.