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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05

The market was ipanimate through nut the day,
the demand being limited and the ofe rings light.
being unwilling to accept the ruling rates. while
in many CO SOS buyers refused to 60 on Uniess at
more liberal concessions than would be grant
ed even by those who desired TO realize
Under these circumstances prices exhibited q
good deal Of irreguarity. a part OF the business
beng At previous rates. but the bulk of the sales
in favor OF buyers, requiring the modification
of our qootstious noied above. Low ORD mary to
ordinary sold at SIC. ordinary at SC. and bar rely
discOursging. Liverpool being quote led lower
and Manchs ster repCrtt dull and tending down.
and New York dull at previous rates for spots and
l.i6Q3l6c lower Tor futures. On the other hand
the flood accounts we've more encouraging, the
latest intelligence pointing 10 successful closing
Of the Milliken crevasse. which we've cozroborated
by a private telegram received from vicksburg at
2io NJ reporting not much damage t heard o ola
Accepting the returns of the stocks in hand
from the books Of the cotton pres ses sufficient
made our stock statement CONFORM to the Ex.
change account, to which we refer.
The sales Of the past three days sum up $500
200 not reported until today. and 2o5o TO-DAY.
against ls, 200 for the corresponding time last
week. and %. $50 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening IA, $50 bales,
bracing 1899 from other delivery ports (of which
81 from Mobile, and 1907 from Gal' est,n, etc.,
and 10 SCI proper, against IA 100 proper last week,
and 1920 last year. Total proper slDce August 81,
1883 o57 bales against SO 1870 last year. Iacreass
5o9,o6I.
The exports comprise 1886 bales, embracing
l3343 TO Liverpool, 2o40 to havre. la9. 10 hevel,
IS 10 Vera Cruz. and 1886 to New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports nom IL n. Yesterday to II NJ to-day
1850 bales, against 62s5 last week and 82I laat
year. since FRIDAY 81 632 bales sgaiast Sc, 43l
last week and 81, 1923 last YEAR total since August
81 $3.50 1855 bales against 3,l93.028 up to Sunday
noon, April 4, las. year-inc, ass 597, 1877 bales.
Exports Friday to Monday i'm inens,ve) to Great
I49s7 last year. and to the continent II ls2 bales.
against Is 9O5 last week and ii GA last year.
stocks at all the delivery porls made M to IL H.,
6l9 l65 baies against 64S o8 last week and $50 0.5
last year.
The Exchar &c makes the amount on shipbeard
not cleared loetore to-day exportsl, s24lS bal. ..
embracing 1876 for Liverpool, % $50 tor Hayre,
1916 for the North Sea- 5000 for Bremen, l025for
spain, and 3349 for coastwise ports, leaving in
presses agreeably to its account at u NJ, l52 061
bales. If We deduct from this the amount sold
but not vet delivered. the balance will be about
l3l 600 bales to represent the quantity unsod
large part Of which IL withheld from the market,
in transit or not vet sampled.
We copy the following from the blackbosrds Of
the Cotton Exchange:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The Gales to day (not including 200
bales additional late yesterday when the actu.l
ia es were 5000 eaes). emb ced little over 2os0
bales al irregular and, on the whole easier prices
requiring q partial reduction of a. in bur quota
tions. We give also the figures and report Of the
Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05

Tbs thermometer at Louis Frigero's, No.
so Charities street, stood as follows April
4: At "A. NJ. 64o; at P. NJ, 76o; at 6 P.
NJ, 73o. Lowest point during the night of
April 8, $40.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05

ueteorol1gical and River Report.
The following statement Of the weather end
rivers is furnished by tho Signal Service Office
stationed ut New Oli1 ans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05

DR.. Hall says bitters in all of the many
forms put up for sale are only alcohol in
disguise. All of the old fellows who take
bitters before breakfast know that is so.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05

Opera House, April g,
Opera House, April s9,
Opera House, April g,
Second golden drawing
Second golden drawing.
Second golden drawing.
Secoad golden drawing.
Capital prize 500 600. gold.
c c:pt:I P pr;.: 1SS &c. sss SiS.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British steamship Oberon. Hanney, from Liverpoo,
rega kco-3d district % 'A' &c
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFTICR OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Wednesday, April 5 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

British steamship Dhoolia Stephens, for Liyerpool
Steamship Algiers Hawthorn for New York
British ship kvangeline, Manson, for Livorpool
Schooner Martha. Newman, for Pensacola
Schooner Anita. Nelson for L. Gauyra, Venezuela
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CELEBRATED GOLD PENS
PENCILS.
THE FINEST AND REsT.
TBB FINEST AND BEST,

THE FINEST AND BEST
CIaCULAR-Tot those engaged in mercantile pur.
suits invention that will facilitate their labor
patronage. One Of the most important Inventions
the necessary qualities Of frmness in msrk and
Durability in use Pre-eminenty such are those Of
and PENCILS No. Astor House. Their superior
value 10 tested by the long time he has been on.
gaged n our city in their manufacture. We, the
PeNS from constant use of them for . number Of
years cheerfully recommend them to these Who
made. ~
,o signed BY the following gentlemen and over
E Williams. Pres Metropolitan National Bank
"a: Bea5dsley Cashier Natl sank If n. MAI America
3. H. Lowry. Pres. Natl Bana Of the Republic,
F .. Tappsn, President Gallatin Nstionai Bank
/ G. Ogden, Cashier New YORK c.. Natl Bank,
y Gl Dennis Vice Pres ATLANTIC Mutual Ins. Co..
rss 19 c.
TW L JENKINS Prssi Hs;. Bank Of America
VIM B. Coz, Cashier Mechanics National Bank
in. Crane. Cashier shoe 1 Leather Hsti Bsn1
aorria Fr.niiin. Pres. now Yo,f Lass ins. Co.
W1sth p S \ e. George D. Arthur CO.
a% ss sGe1 e. Co. Msassn C. Co.
W Wi1,,:lox. Lsnier Co. Adam. E.prsss Go.
Weus Fargo Y Co. Z. Keechum Co.
Barclay Livingston. johnson Higeina
JOHN FOLEY.
Gold Pen Manufacturer.
No. Astor House. Broadway, New York.
Sold BY many Of the leading stationen and
jewellers Of New Orleans f,l3 eodIn
In BANkKUPTCY,-CO NMKRCiAL TR06
= or Individuals DESTROYS Of svsiling themselves
and schednss : Ssn soeo
orders e The Uoitsd state. Supreme doass and
rules OF the Cnited States District Court, by ap-
plying to the undersigned 1t the ONCE Of O. B.
kellogg, Register in Bankruptcy. In the Custom
COS JOHN &. CARTER
JOHN s0ls,
FURNITURE DEALER.
Nos. 151 and 154 Camp street,
next to St. Patricks Church,
Bells furniture at very low prices Packs, repsirs
upholsters and vsrnishe. furniture in the best
style. He attends to packing moving and shtp
fNthfui performance Of ali contracts see Second.
hand furniture purchased ana . liberal caah price
paid; also furniture taken on storage. and ad'
County Orders Promptly Attended 70.
THANKING his patrons and the public generally
for their liberal patronage in the past, he would
respectfully solicit their orders for the coming
year. jAi3 3m
A Hk YOU In. NKkO OF MONEY!
II 3d. Apply at the COruor Of Oauph1Do
and st. L0uio streets,
Whese second hand Furniture, Mem and Womsns
ere bought
ensecrtptioo t. the BEADING Room, u per month.
IL l. 3. HE0OA. IL
esSH ceEnse psnp111oanosoA - elrso4
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Sales, Receipts and Exports OF Produce.
The following are the sales, receipts and exports
of the principal articles for the past three days:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05

CARD.-1 WISH TO INFORM THOSE o.
"A nv friends and the public generally. who in
tend breaking mp houssksepins. tina, i: YOU'D , b
inc Of their furniture. Ipa1 the highest market
prcss for second hand furniture. and also mako
liberal advances on furniture stored With -
and aftertinn JOHN BOIS.
rnh9i i'm l52 Camp street
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RIVER REpORr-3 P. II.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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1OAN BOlS,
FURNITURE DEALER.
Nos. 151 and 15A Camp street,


II 3d. Apply at the COruoF Of OauDh2no
and st. Leuis streets.
Where second hand Furniture, Mem and Womsnfs
Clotnmgs French, Knelish and Spanish Boohs, ete~
snsccription to the BEADING Room, u per month.
0eeoo @aDooted ct homo desired
j. DE0o3, ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-05

11ORR PROFIT FROM INVEST.
W1AOV ment Of &2O6. Oae OF our custom
ers purchased . epread on 100 shares Of New
buying one huadred shares against the pnt ct
ST o., which were sold at 81 IA, selling at the
same price the. other 100 shares called at 81 Go.
netting profit of $3.50. This operation esn be
repeated every month Of tho year. Sl0 go, $50.
6t00, $1,000, will pay - well for amount invested
GOLD, STOCKS. COTTON and TOBACCO bought
and sold on commission. Advances on oonsign-
ments. Send for price lists and circulars.
CHARLES SMEDLEY CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No 40 Broad street, New York,
Near Gold and Stock Exchanges
Postoface box No. STA. tails 3m div
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r1LIeRAns n u11r..

The body Of Celes,ine De,p.ry Va.
ound with his head out open ano
nherwise terribly usngled, seven
niles north Of Fort Scott, Kans ,es.
.erdAy.
A destructive Srs occurred ia CAKES
burg yssterdsy. Barrct:'s elevator, !
large broom wsschouse, lims sheds
Aad lumber yards vers destroyed.
Loss &l6, ,OO0 mostly injured.
Thos. W. Heussy, WHO Jhhos jaime,
Ito wland, . pronincat citi1en Of Ssnss
Rosa, Caliiornis, about mouth ago
Vas taken IRON the jail Friday nigh,
and hanged.
At New YORK lAat evening, in The
billiard tournament, Sexton defeated
Rudolph, 800 to 48S.
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LET DOWN THE BARS,
----------- u. ~ -
AsA Give Dakots i Chance to
Feo1 the Gold sHsatsrs. \
---.--- = = > - = : < < - ~
The Fort Pierre Route II Open
d a 77--7r7--ss 77r7--ss7TY --vT II 1i +,
Fer ssResy Trssss TAaa are
ID sanesesssy Welt 8SssDpeA 4
A e Prssees Ths0nosvea
The Fort Pierre Route n open
- Special To the Pros. AID Dslot.ian.
ay Sioux Clrr, lows, juno lO.-Ihsye
Jdst received the following:
SIS. C.G. Wicker. i
WAsalxsgoFy JuoeaeC1a74Y
1S.Ea, III; IS H'q H.. rcs. a. !. ;,',ss y

Asssrs. kidder, Kdmnnds and nv
self have seen tho prssidso,, Sh-rman
- Chandler. kidder had procured
~ order fro@ Shsrmaas TO forN AID
Provial1 3 isgysr eoder -
'denti9s Fase@ leye the pre-
misc tmt fespoasible parties be per-
mitted to continue to send provisions
ovS the Pierre route, taking al risks
thamselsesy No military protection
viii be given any route over, on or
through the lasdiaa raservatioa.
JoHN l. PxNaIxGux. s.
az e ~ .Ss.A.T g.Y CEr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-11

Js@es, liberal member fos Tauntoo.
hss given notice in thesh vI(, pels
1oss that op Apad4y IS vii asI Il
FhA's dispatch 0 Hay I'D relating
70 the case a Winslov rsseAsd ~
foreign Office on the sixth OF June. md
whether there 10 any objection to lay
ing it on the table Of the house. II
is certain that the government will
not again ask for Winslow's remand,
unless il be DECIDED to have tie mai
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-11

compromise candidates than formerly.
Some Of the Bristov club from
N.w York are saying that the inde-
pnden,s will be satisfied with Wash
sbuine.
Already there are evidences 81 ~
use Of money, and the voss q 60
southern Delegates may Prese sssseis-
ing. .,sssSsl,,
TheUAso deler.tes held large
and sa aptsc me~siNg u their
head dsrte sA,he Grand Hoscl this
eyrsis. n1ved 10 vote Coz
ssf.Eyly ior Hslss.
EEs S - IsdisaA dsIeea-
& = IhS Grsa Hoss& elss
bsks Eegae y - 49,,
& - iIlI = lIl y T. ~
g - y = hy Hon.
= Doagisss
a. = L. Il 1 York.
All /. lllI pIs ~ ~ -.
'ecttvs Appart ~ l55aa-
tioa sn9 - g iI1 ~ -, ssnds I'll we're
(d iA their reuasks, and expres-
sea - prs1ersaos.
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n = tN11A Hl1fArcH.
o.i~h Cdsp9 ~ lslsaraphas
his aGent here' 10 aneMer TO his In,
quirv. thai he forwarded the dispatch
receivnd BY Mrv Koost, in relation to
Blaine.
KERR TO BIZ KyoNKRArKD.
WAsRINGros, June 10 --Shanks
the city editor Of the New York Triz
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4koxKaA1lso ILAinx.

ST. LouIs, Juoe 10.-Ushes, aud
VIM B.l,hcston OF lawrence, K Kansss,
arciI hses % r$ste td Ns.h6gion, %
testify before the commit,ee; on The
x. +. r. K. bond matter. lsdge
Usher i Kick and viii top oyes heic
y bon time. He ays lie testimony
3 /coosrn .h.l q Srw.rt, given
time ago., - ex cra,ing Ar.
i.ea ~ sslal liDo With the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-11
RAILROAD pARn.

NEW York, June lo.-rhe Penn
sylvanas Fs'i.sad -. o-d. .nnsaDcestbe
100 ~ sscsanns: 10 CluctssI'
.eseago. Va; to Indianapolis
@ L'ouisv.ile, tl6; to st. -ouis,
~: esrespond'nx reductions made
@ ~ o,n's vest.
FINANCIAL.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-11

FL0e-Quiet And unchAn9e1. -
WHEAr--Active, strosx AnA~ higher; closing /
litlls ~ tesA ssssssAs rtSsS; NJ. q IoSSAise,
ciossi q hs1H fof essh oT fsns 1ls6tIssA cio.sd
II ,ds : for July; loT for August; Na \ .; njsrt
sd ssH.
csssf qans ySaA = .ss. sb.ls.tosSr, ~ ",
ssssAy hfsh Aissi = y Stb4sa, closed :, ~. No
tsA sAs.. cio.sa ta,,ss - es.h, u d .sn;
closed .. IN Tor Jase; 45A A0NS.. closed iaslsa
fos Jsly; ss1S0Hi closed in.tds isr Aagsst; ~
ssctsAs %. iii ssi3 hi
oAss-Aciivs bal easy: No. ) ssS a ~ closed
q mn @slk Tor CASA; .sk0ssk e,4ssA II y Va
f9s ! ally; y fur AaEs.t; rrI.c,ed Als..-;-----~-
! kYs-NoIn
RAALxr-Dsll for car loisf No . 70 Tor Gosh or
Juns
fosk-Fa,rly active and lower; is ssal, fos
Jsly; ~ se4Daa.Saw4Rsss rTf4,II
LA.p-AedesIsiy- ~. .s.stsl M tuask 4 3sss
u son az TT J.ly; II sa,< fos Aag..t.
Z AsArs-hsAerats dsnAad sAosies,s N ;,sAsss
nib sk0N :s&% 49, soapA. III l II
Burma eteeesp SkaaT No
Esss-.Iuli ~ eAsJ Ii lS,<ails y = e
WAisxr-Steady u lss
rCAAI BoAan Whsas lowsss iseA sssr. yass;
isx foeyuiy Cora lower; AsX tos JaIy; ~.
eof AaEast. Oats lower: - for Jane o. JuIy
Pork sssasr; - y for August. Lard aacAAnsed.
----
I . s,,-.ale., J.a. 70.
L Ee4s DaIl-
wRiAr -Op,sed A1asd sssAs6e h.ek.f, a.d
riossd Gns ~ nMsakesil1s hardss.; h. 2
~ for Jaiy; ION ~ Aasust; iosh No. u.
coss-s,seAy; No. 4 Is.
oars-Lsss Ac.ive: Ha NJ Gt3s. -,s, i 40
4 Aeases 49, vasaaA Ss31, ~ nib 1eSsqHs
H-s,sady asA In good dsaAnd; No. 4
VYD.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate Finds Itself Short
Handed and Adjourns.
The House Passes . Bill to Coin
Ten Million OF Silver.
A Singular Occurrence which
Stops Speech Making aal
sstsss Adjournment.


sssese.
v AsnlsGros, June lo.-Mr. Ker-
la,i" s.n moved .sa.sl = .1a.ppe house bill
c.ff. f.l1,,lo} asa bo, osN' .
)0'''eo'
'..+-
Mr.. Cox rePosted Fom the COM
Eeo.ftee on banking md currency .
sof the 'ssss otttn million silver
sssnage IN eAseaage for legal tender
'1ptc.. de moved the previous qsss-
Hoo - refused to admit the s7azlsas1-
nent psopssed ~ Mr.. Mills tosee
the rsA.nption act - Y ~ -
9. ...,!s.. Mss 6kto 3a. A.
tnsa by ysas aGSd
= Mn QansSf S { !.
|! s!! bill passed
!! 49, +. .1 ss ssIS
s I ! A.. l y. ~ ! & -
- T. -,
-! !. ..l!'. !lIl
s a sss q
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tervie4 With Harvey reia,ixe. 10 ,l..
alleged payment OF t46O, . Harne,
+load- -hi.A-al~ ~h.ye never said ,ber,
| saas Any. snooey n the matlsaS
Representatives Ciymess lAck burr
and D.ntord have, sgrcadaAs repor'
hlly vind,casing Kerr. s bss'
~ ~ =. - ~. o"'y N . .'eI
but their colle.oue. en...s.ia ~
sls,~.1' vb.t<.yrr of ;he,r c,,...rr,nc,
- ense VII ,,rob.hlv no, s. f,rmall,
ssuah4 loeil their return
.,.-a.'s tux ARMY BILL ssa
~ Il
Z ..ss...... .sss,.I ~ :. Pp
s.l7 - Z.,. ~ ~ -. w I
s.sT s.ss = = ..s.;. ~ 80 - iaI ~
IA. ]. s. 81 ;.:ss ~ -. ~. ~.
ssss. 4 ~ n b. u wy
;.,sa ! /, ~ - s:sl.'.'. ~. -" =.
80 10y 4 s1 80 ..s"'.' u: e'o
p. =. - ~l..s p.o'. me me
.L.S .. ..@. ~. y .v.so',o.'
hs-.x ,.s.ss 'ss ~ Io.'S suon =
- y ~ !. -. .. !. =, ~ =" =, e"u
49,, A ,s.. i. .s..s -. .s' 20 'a..' " :. IN.
- ~ .. jnaas.;.; ' - 'u0'
.''o'' . .
npessef Aerr ~ better to dsy md
wM soJourn Ior few dsys ~ the
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!!!l!|ll - = !.
=! ~: !':.::: ~; ~; !; !: J;
d. III kA{4&usbefest Of ,'hS
H1z7JoLgs Sd(s io-lll.r tfsfds ];
ST. Louis Q. Rain stopped the gsne
At the !,ej.SrcI 5VIjoot9
NEw YosK, June 10. = Cincinn.tis
vsfe leet@dita ~ bytte y uthais,
lh tpa Q, ihsA Haa asAAs On tks. ath
a|sS.HsNstfL.,.:Y.AI as 4 4
past four and eight p. =. yesterday.
4QAe nches OF rain fell i'd this city.--
1ha cellars .were flooded, "a ne
Ceaitraf faifrosd under the canal had
Ave feet of vAter in It, making the
passage OF trains impossible.
DROWNED
WoRc.sTKR, Mass, June 1O.-John
and William Stewart, and soa of
r 4
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thu, Blaine will be presen. vi the con
vp.pn islapthprjtissly dlAied. q ~ r
ready Al z yards the prospects Of
the various candidates, every mo-
ment,s dcyelopemcn.s seen--ios Mii-
cate thal the sirukgle nexl a1Ask lib
be very obstinate. 1t is not probable
that halloting will take place till mex,
\ Thursday j and l,erhApa not till Fri
day. sEfss7isfss' ~ 'Sist S2i
= 10 Il, interview With HIM. r. Frye
this morning, he denies emphaticaily
,h., Mr.. Blsirs.vouh sv5sts3tau FAia
name u = oAAAdA ~ tkat ifet The
first Lalla. he would name the caudi-
date who Abouid sucoeed- ftgg eiiIi
Blaihes friend, ciAiu ih.s because
the democrs,s belieye hin the nos,
dangerous ,o'ths}r party, they h@se
subjected him to nm ordeal through
which be has passed.
where ssSsA3s - .s'Es'5 20 + II : ~ s2Rs
os,l s%e67s are vesS enikS.i. AZ 4
as,ic aud confident Of the sasccess Of
their tavori;e.
Baaos's s1her1ms seems = slack
strength a. yet, though large NUN,
ber Of delegates and friends are ex.
pected TO arrive Monday, especially
sr I4as Ss.. ID As..,il FL, :!
ron, Th4pts3J Hsa. SAAw, LsAAA
Lowe ind Sheldon, Of the K ansas del.
egAtion to the republican Datiooal
convention, arrived here this morn,ng
and will leave for Cincinnati .to-uight.
The other three members xre .lready
east. The delegation is solid and en-
thusiastic for Blaine.
The Colorado delegation came with
them, and they are xlso for. Blaine
The combined delegation sen. dis
patch this, morning % Blaine, assuring
him oftkstr support.
Representatives Frye and Hall, Of
Maine, and TyxnSAI ndsaSs, ixfffrived
to-day, from Washingtoa. The latter
Maine rsnfetff8tM krSahere I'D Aisl
the intese - 6lAsde = "a = = :
A reporter Of the Evening Times
interviewed them aud found them con-
hdent OF the sncoess OF their candidate
Notwithstanding the pending investi-
CATION. .s,llgsss sfssd
MIR. Hale sisted that Mr. Blaiae's
frieuds believe bis strength in the
convention made up by his wonder.
ful series oeNsctories ia tk1saAss con-
yentions Of ny 60 slsd ~ ~
endorseme loi t. 81 lovs =
the ssece6dNI gll b fully
held in !, I'll
There II hoshll sste@
indicating ~ 4in1E q I
co"trary4 k "a
have beesa Anf q f. II
aud pros 4 xe ~ 1u
quarters ~ Ng y 1 r.
friendly .s s::sS sssgs ]s
Frye III 7
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IARkETs MI TkLEGRAPH.

WsW HoeA.
New York, Jun. ls
AossE--kssy II a0sH
0olo--llssss ba tsk
Goysssss.rs-Duaisst sst stesay.
sroek' : Irregular bat e'..ee sssasy -
lower So s-yas# Fl
~ s.- I.rssss,. y
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SaDRxrrAL NOTES.

CISclSSxY,, May l0.-The rumor
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07

Mr.. EDiToR Please insert in your
columns tie following items from Ire
land:
There Is great rejoicing around and
about here, over the unexpected return
of Bret Wilson. the famous tooth car
penter. lie reports business very active
in his line. Bret. is doing work on the
shortest notice. Come and zee him
every one who has a tooth TO be ex-
lracted, or cavity 10 plug, and bo
made happy at once.
We are overrun this week with
loafers, and il we don't got rciief wa
must suffer. Lord! Ben, why don't you
save us? you do not, we must all
likewise perish. o, do have mercy!
The prize fighters, who fought for
| fun, have been fined and costed TO tho
tune of 81 60 each. over which they
greatly rejoice. because just behind tho
curtains of court there is better music,
and should they have TO 20 there, with
fear and trembling, they might dance.
Alb. is sick, and as he is unable TO
work no doubt he is thinkin. Of
charity. because he says. 90, what a
blessing charity is to the sufferer" DR..
aNe ~ OHt isN nt MVHll
then be happy. We suppose he means
, the principle.
We shall he highly please when
. our school opens and that all the little
, girls and BOYS 70 there. and many OF
the larger oIcs would do well to follow
their example. in trying TO become use-
ful as well y, ornamental.
DIR. parr now sleeps Of night in his
office. Poor fellow. | fear he some
time gets cold and lonely. II il surely
!, too bad for gentleman possessing the
mind and heart which he does. TO be so
J, deprived Of this worlds com OTIS. and
!. some one TO console him in his lonely
!. ,hours--and YET nc says lie must be 9
: man for all that.
Thomas aud Hobbs have Just re-
d lccived fiuc stoc; of goods. which thcy
,fl are selling jusl like hot cakes at camp
n meeting PooR PoLLIK.