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BOxeman Market Report.
CIR. CERES.

VIZ CENlESs
Sugar. II 50 1S, offe.'. 80 So:
Bacon. q 25; Ham, 25, Shoulders. -;
salt, 8; Dried Apples. Is ~; Dire
PesrheS. Is 20: Dried Curr.nts 10 u;
Dried Grapes. Is; Drte'i p ars, 22a24;;
BE- MS. 8.l0; FRESH torn Me i Q; o.,
Meal. u; H"miny. II.
Bright navy tobacco. 68@sOc; black. So
ass Teas } p 65@75 Young H, son
SOL .. Imperial 95(Gl 80 Gnnpnw Der
$l@i 10 Sal, g.. Br."n- sos sd
Pick IS. 5 gallon ky. S40l 81: R",e
l7(GlSc.; Syrup, 5 gallon Kegs $7C17 80
y n.'l>, $9@lO pr box; soap, IS 5O09
per box Ut To lbs.
Flour. Xxx. S4QD4 80; Oats. q. per H.;
New Pot. .">, IL per Vi, Butt, T. Bar pei
H.: Eggs. ACC pr d"z., Cheese, ~ Pr.
IT,
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rraitc, wlit iIe h"nurcd custom
,fre, + .rsaril, Conformity VI h Inc
u ..A,n. q" P't-ii.rt Of the Uni
AS ttslic,,ti,ne .:'n. Ia Thursday.
.s3.a E November. 1876. he "b
.- a, "a, # Thanksgiving and
p-rer T. jvmin F. Po''s. Governor
i No ira T ,rli"r> do r'quc~' The
,xn...n, N..nnna To observe said day in
tpfo,l sc ma"ncr
- Ia W .r.> whereof ] have ;" r.
"a. =, 1T my hann md raus q the
;; - : ~ If IL" Territory to I've
- ai,ix 4 D,re u Hcie"S tn np''
q. o.. :. .i dAv 1T November in nc
Zen. %, 80, !."ra One TOneand Eirh'
lin lx1a cry,ur SIX and of ihc In
t., a.. cc,. m y i've S!a'es the One
|Iu .Ir.. N Fr.'.
Is. POTTS Governor.
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--"tlrre's a North Carolina DUg Tail
aud Three Ii ok Crows for yOu," Vas tue
ssiu,.,in If the gcn,len anly ID. Z. NJ,
Frank q, ai,a.n. ~ h. lICa, went IL the
Pos III Z tn : ~ evening. Nv hxt IN
,hurd is tia, ?" tie replied. hut the mys-
ferrous langu re wac s.,lved by the srt'c Is
themselves. W.: ~" packages vi sn'"k
Iny tub ,ccO branded ~ above. II YOU
ENJOY SIN king 4 NJ. smoking 10 acco
20 t. Tav.Or's Post office Kb,k AID No.
ton st re and ask for either VI these
brands.
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-"Prosp. clMs IF III, Estrcila Del NOrtc
Mining omi,any'' is the It'll Of pam
Vhlct lssu. Il by m'ning company Ut
thcaS,. whose property is Rapid
creek. Black Hills. aud CONSISTS Of NICE
teen .ulch claims, = water right and lCO
acres of bar diggng-. This Is estlsns led
TO he worln 81 1872 500, TOW, aud more
millions 10 H. fultre As n latter IF
course, shar> ar. for sal. We judge
that IL n. Mcguire IS the moving sp ri
Of The ne" C mrsEy. AID hope that he
may succeed IN putting ducats IN bis
pocket
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Personal.

f e. Nac,. >, hnn,i.Onne pi.iz OrDa-
,o.,..,d Ne .uurs q Bozrnnn thIs We x.
Til. Dnin"d x &c keeping sh"rp eye
.m,a Tr,n,,s>,u T..
h N i,pn I.gphwaiI. Il GRADUATE OF the
colllEG iii.,. r..-"rntd home from the
city ,i i 'l,m X ia>i week.
j / ".ic. .p,',ea for Fort r OK
on Tac ia, Ii Nnri,n IL My. RS band
.. caittc. ma VII, tie abs. ut about tw'
mo it..
Oliver H"i"~sy. u prosperous farmer
a. W, ia att. q p,rss t0-,'ay iOr M0in-
roma. Iaw&. . >,mnd the winter with o 4
friend. Nay he have u safe journey. :,
p,s,,n, wa, an ~ eve h,s CoCEIEK
Ie-ul rig
Re Mr.. Alisr>"n departed y. sier-
day ~. ltr Lemnl country. 10 b. ab>en'
ashnr H'c
--llcnr, KEN paid 6oz'saan business
visit t, .esk
MI Reed, tie jolly and efficient
Djyis "u Agent 1T til Overland. wS~ IL
town sGl> "ccn, and Registered vi ths
Ne,ropo,tan.
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WHEN IMPURITIES IN THE BLOOD are
deie, m ned 4" the surface in the torn OF
blotchcs, dry calculations. rssh~s. &c. the
most expe l,Ious remedy 10 0LkNHs sui.
rELR Soar.
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Election Returns.
GALLATIN COUNTY.
BOHEMIAN PRECINCT

Jmt C'u"c'lman-Si. phcn Allen, 20.
7 w McA ww. 1856
Councilman w OP Hsv., 1893
Joint Rprese"tanve-E NJ Bachelder. |
-; q no urii., 1856.
Representatives, D T ON 9. -: n
Fsr""m. 90; r p Vivion, Isl; Up
Robins. l.S.
C"u"N C"m,nis>h"nrr-Irving Hunter, ,
80; J mes \ Ferr II. lh3
As-es-"r-.J job w Mccormick, 90 E
d + rguson. lf3.
sup ri".end' ut of Public In~tru"tion-
l. Il Olten.:en. 80; & W Monroe. 167.
Justice If the P.acc-Judgc Ded,wlck,
1871
t"nsiahlr-E l. Br dley. lis.
K"nh Supervisory II Bailey. 81.
ELk GROVE.
Nrl"gate-LMvi, . 16. Mayinnis. %
Joint COunc;lm .n-A Ic", IL; Meadow,
26
(Ounllman-H ,ys. 30.
j" nj Rrprc>cn;ntivc-B .chelder, 20;
I Gurus 81
Ilrpr Sc 'en,ves-T""m.s "a; Farnum,
Is; Viv,"n 81: Robbins. 81.
County Cn,nm,>>ip er-Hu ter, q;
! F.rrcil. 20
Asse--or-Mr COrmick. 8: Ferguson, 30
Snpt. i'u'.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %; %;
| NJ 'nIoe, 20
, YELLOW T NE No =
| Dlc4,, -I..avit,. 3: Msylnnis. 16.
JOIN, .nuncilm n-AlIcn ~; Meadows
Cnunc,l:l .n-ilay-. IL
Kcprrst nta,,vrs -Tho,uus. j; Farnum, 8;
V,vi"n. Il; i'obb'"s. IL.
JOINT X Observation-Disclosures, 10;
Curtis, s
C.un., Com,,lissiOnc, Hunter. ), FIR
re'I Is.
As c-snr-Mc( or,"ck. 8, ferguson. 0.
Su c,,n, n,icut ut Pubic Instruction
C,i,ie q II. IL; Monroe. Z; Peek. 5.
C"n-t.hl Rrn-hsw, 4; Rentro. 4,
Hill ?
| Eat GALLATIN.
Lenyrt. Is. Ma.In,ns. 30.
| JOINT Cnu"c,ln,an: Alien. 18; Meadow
A.
C",lncilm n: Hays. -
Joint K pre,en,a,ivcs: Bachelor. 1s:
Curtis. Al
X pres. n, ,,vcs: Thorn Is; t.rnum.
IS V,v,on. II; R"lI'in>. n.
G.,.mi>- r.: Nunter. IS, F. rrell, A
A.s&>r: NJ. Cam; X. 8, Fe'Susa". 81.
Su,er,. tc. chi 1T Patti 1nslru ton:
ri,t. n.er. Is; No roe Al.
LLow>1ONE No /.
Lcaviu ~; NJ g'nnls. II.
john C..u' C. Imam: Ale p; Meadow.
%.
,.unc I'm ~: Hays. II.
Rrpre.c, Inv :: ThO,Mas. % Farrum.
Is: Vv,"t 81. X ,hhirs %
.Io.m ncprc> ntaI.vr: Bachelor, AZ;
CUTS, 8
Assessor: Mcc"rm" k 8; Ferguson. 81
Suuer.n,.nd Of Putnc destruction
Cri,.euden. . Monroe. o.
GALLAT.H CTY.
L4ny,,t, 10, Magi III. y.
JOINT Cou c,."an: ALE. ~; Meadow.
tou, clint: lays. -
Jo,t K..pre>e 'ailv,: Bnchclrer. y;
curtis. -
r. pre-. matv.->: Thomas. p; Fa,n.m
~; Vivian. ~; K.hb.">. 70
Co mi..."n 1: Hunter. % Fcrrc,l. 2O.
Assessed: Mct orm:cs -; ugus''". -
, Sup. rin,e, d.n, # Pub &c -'ruclion
Cr,tt.ld. -: Monroe. 10
Willow CLICK.
| L-ay,tt 5; his@n MS. 10.
r Joint Cuunc.lma,: Allen. G, Meadow
ii.
e CouncIl,na II y. 10.
J.l"t Representatives: Bachelor. 8
J. Curtis.
Representatives; 1L"u IS. = Far~um
IL. Vlvl",.. l2, Kobtin-. II.
n & nm, -.ione': Hunter. 4; Ferr' II. "A.
/, Asscss.,r: Mcl;or.I,rk. 1; Ferguson. IA.
}. Superintendent, VI Pubii': Ins.ructio"
q | Cri.,cncrn. q; M"nr" II
JEFFERSON tOCNTI.
KADER>BUKG.
G Lcavitt. 63; Mag,n"is. 81.
Jolut X preventative: B .chelder. Al
{ CARTS. Is
i TrdAs: l. n.barg'r. %; Brhrio.cr, G3.
= LEWIS CLARKE COUNTY.
U HELENA PRECINCT
DELEGATE ~ Congress Naginpis. o2s
Z Ieayitt. 44i Tot i v"te, 9S2
e j. BaSinSkl
;. Has received large and we'll selecte'
stock Of
Handles. TOyS.C CHARS, Tobacco
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Metropolitan Hot

H,ving taken charge of this e)'s
Hotel. the finest IN the Territory.
prepared 10 entertain the travelling r.
aud regular lNarders with
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BORN.

In BozrlI,an. October 3Oth 1876. 10 the
wife of E ,sha Rouse. Il sou.
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st James Church
Notice.

r. ~ iu,h.hte', t"r sub-crip'i"n 4"
SER rr;or 10 Anyn-' 25 h. 1876.
:. ~, 'l,"S-m to J %. p Bruce,
ulaHL.cd "A. NJ.
JOSEPH WRIGHT
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w hn,t co., nld pleasant, but the
sire Il li~Iilb e Muduy.
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B~xeman leublic schools.

Report for the week ending Nov. 3, 1876.
Roll of Honor.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.
This report > 'Ows the standing OF pu-
pills who's grade Is 80 per cent. or up
" rtIs:
Emma Mathews 100 Ed Anderson 100
A.nIe Civ. rs 100 Emma Frazier 80
Minnie GiveEs 100 Inns Anderson 80
Mamie A'der>0n 100 Alb RI Mathews 81
N tie GRAY 100 Cav W..,ds 81
CMla F,ncn 100 Willie X q "
Waiter Graunis 100 Emily Woolsey %
CapilOla johnson 100 II Cleveland 81
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Annie AID, r>On j ,hn KAY
Eddie Lntta Kittie MarstOn
Charlie. Wright Thomas Alien
james KAY Maggie Anderson
An"ie tracey Rosa Civ rs
Sammie Wright LIE Cleveland
Lulu Cleveland Maggie Blrh
Johnnie Murphy Laura Bird
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nc:,l Matters.

.. ~" " l.. .hu,ch tnch sun
~ = II. an'i y. NJ Suuda,
:, .3or m = aver me, ting each
| $50. ,ttt'lls'
l. " 4 LONG Pastor.
y t'r' !rn.!cn. pres,.. trrlau.
SHES rti q each ) 4 Sabbath il
\ Gan'ri!
st James Church
-, e.. arh 81 da. morning AMI
.,..,.e..i lee n.u hours Sunday School
,.0artlt ~ - niur;'enK Stftic''>.
r., ard al re- irv'lt"i !" attend
III MAS +. DICkEY Rector.
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ia. er. ii. passed IF ~ quietly in
Eozcu,an, tn, Il,Ic ter u bei' & taken.
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81. 200 Profit on 500

Made very mouth by PCT> "n'' CALL*
Invest according ~ your means SIC
$50 or S1G0, IN Stock Privileges.
has brought a small fortune 10 he carr
fui inv"S,Or. We advise whth and t0w
to OPERATE SAFELY. BN'ks with full
information ST tree. Address orders BY
naail and telegraph I"
BAXTER q co..
BROAERs AND BANkkRs
WxHS'. Ecw York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
NKW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER TO- 1876

srrive; 81 20 for new amber st. Louis to arrive.
Corn steady; fair export and home trade inquiry;
s5k 056c tor graded mixed. Osts quiet ano firm:
good trade demand. Pork 6rmer; quiet; new
OF 400l7 So Lard decidedly higher, closing firm;
prime steam hon 25c. Coffee quiet and firm.
una hanged; fair inquiry. Turpentine frmer; 32kc.
ROsin steady. FIelghfs quiet
ST. LOUIS. September 9-FIour dull and un.
changed. Wheat-No. red fall 81 1915 cash. 81
1917 September; No. do 81 OH. Corn fairly &C
tive; No. mixed 4OA 04OAc cash. 4Oac eD'ember.
Barley unchanged. Whisky steady; 81 o8 Pork
frmer shoulders 7c clear rib sides 81 clear sides
999kc. Hogs unchanged Cattle firm and un-
ClsclsxAr,. September s.-Flour steady and
46c. Oats quiet and 6rm 32038c. Rye firm; 629
&c. Barley firm; 90095c. Pork in fair demand
and higher; GIT. Lard steady and firm; steam -en-
deIed l0hc; kettle do l20l2hc. Bulk meats ex.
cited aud higher shoulders, interior pc nts 61s q
CSC; CSC here; clear rib sides sold early 1t 837O
higher: shoulders 7kG1ssc; clear rib sides 9A0
9hc; Gear RIB sides lo0l0kc, closing at outside
prices. Whisky in active demand; 81 OF. Butter
steady and unchanged. Hogs steady and firm.
CHICAGO, September 9-FlOur quiet and firm
Wheat strong and higher; No. Chicago spring 81
cash, SO Sc October; No. Chicago spring SO a9oc
Corn quiet and firm; No. l., AN 044kc cash; 44sc
october; 44ac November. Oats strong and higher;
No. scarce; SIC cash; $3.50 September; 33Ac &c.
tober. Rye active, firm and higher; 6l062c. Bar
ley strong and higher; TIC cash. Pork strong.
higher and unsettled: SIG so cash or October; SIS
all the year Lard strOpg and higher; zoe cash;
lO.42Asc October; 9.42hc all the year Bulk meats
Fair demand and higher shoulders sac clear rib
sides &C. clear sides 974c. Whisky-GO0d demand
and q shade higher; 81 08.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
Yellow Fever at Pascagoula.

E. l.. Adams, q citizen of Moss Point,
died at that place, last Sunday, of yellow
fever. Mr.. Adams some time ago took pas
sage on board the schooner Thomas Winans,
Morgan, master, for the island of Cuba,
whittier he went on Dusiness. The Wlnans
touched at Zarza, little village on the
south eide of the island, of about 300 in
habitsnts, discharged her cargo of lumber
and returned into the port OF PascagOula
about two weeks ago, having on board her
crew and Mr.. Adams and Mr.. William
WEIGH, as passengers. Mr.. Welch, captain
and mate, report no yellow fever in ZArza,
but the first and last report the fever rag
ing tiercely in another village just across
little river from that place, from which
standing on board their vessel. The
Winans also passed near a vessel having
the yellow fever ON board. Mr.. Adams was
taken sick last Thursday week, and rs be.
fore stated died the Sunday following; and,
as the port physicians say, Of yellow fever
He died in the room over the store of Messrs.
Denny & Henry, at Moss Point. After his
death the body was thoroughly disinfected
and carefully buried. The Winans has
been thoroughly fumigated and is still
quarantined. The store in which Mr..
Adams died has been closed, disinfected,
and strictly quarantined, and every precau-
ton taken to prevent the spread of the
fever. There has been no other case of
fever, and no spread of il is apprehended
In the emphatic language OF member of
the Board of Health, the yellow fever has
been ''squashed" ~ that point.-Handsboro
Democrat, September g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
Sudden Death.

About three weeks ago q gentleman
named Michael Carvin, q citizen of New
Orleans, came to the DeSOtO House and en-
gagged rooms He was in very poor health,
having been very low with consumption for
. long time, but was in hopes that the
balmy air Of this locality would benefit him.
At first he seemed to improve under the
menced failing rapidly, and on Wednesday
last he decided to return to New Orleans.
He was carried to the cars but sank rapidly,
and despite all his attendants could do to
revive bim, he expired before the train
reached Osyka, seventeen miles below here.
We understand he was formerly . levee
contractor in New Orleans, and man of
considerable property.-AeComb City In.
sAigencer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
NEW YORK.
Failed.

VuuS0s
NEW YORK, September 9-Traphmen &
Hunter have Jailed. Liabilities not given.
w. B. Clarke, whose failure was recently
reported, has notified the Stock Exchange
that he is prepared to pay all Indebtedness
in full on presentation.
kThe Jumel Property Again I'm Court.
A new euit has been brought to test the
right Of Nelson Chase to Nine. JumePs
property. In this case it is the heirs OF
Stephen Jumel who bring the suit, in the
United Stat 9 Circuit Court.
Yellow Fever In New York.
c. d. Symons, of Savannah, who arrived
here last Monday, and was reno Jed from
his hotel to the quarantine hospital IN the
bay, has Just died of black vomit.
Two sailors of the Savannah steamship
San Jacinto are in quarantine hospital with
yellow fever.
Loss of the Steamer Arbitrator.
The brig Baltic arrived at Dublin to-day
with the captain and crew of the steamer
Arbitrator, Captain Jackson. from New
Orleans August IL, for LIVERPOOL, which
struck an iceburg August g, and foundered
in twenty minutes. She had cargo Of pro-
duce and $1,000 in specie. The loss is
$35O,OOO. The London and Liverpool IN
derwriters suffer severely.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

Fire In Cincinnati.

Fire In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. September 81 H. Lyon g.
Cos s sssh ns snd door factory burned to-day.
-Four Coed Indians.
FORT SMITH, l. T., September 8-Four
Indians were executed to-day before a large
and orderly crowd.
Death In the Tilden Family.
New LEBANON, N. Y, September g.
Moses Y. Tiiden, brother of Governor Til
den, died this morning.
A Defaulsing Postmaster.
NORFOLK, September 9.-Calvin L. Gard.
liner, postmaster of Suffolk, Virginia, ia
held in $4,000 bonds, charged with embez.
element.
Sale Of Emma Mine.
SALT LAKE, Utah, September emma
Mine was sold to-day by the United States
marshal to satisfy judgment obtained in
the Third District Court, by the New York
Loan and Indemnity Company, and L w.
Park, against Emma Silver Mining Com
panN. limited. II was purchased by Charles
q. Lincoln for 1l44.l94
A Baptist Clergyman Whs Invoked Evil
Spirits.
ST. LOUIS, September 8.-Judge Joseph
C.. Simpson, of Oregon county, thie State,
was brought here yesterday charged with IL
licit distiilipg, and in default of $1,000 bonds
Vas committed to jail. He il judge Of both
County and probate courts of Oregon
county; ID also Baptist minister and has
borne On excellent reputation.
RsAuceies Of Csal Freight Rates.
CHICAGO, September Gin accordance
nth Instructions sent to agents ~ theR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

@... IN, ~ prsu 1874 sks corn 800 bales hay 100
tcs iss6 ne nn b John-so halee cotton
,oa .ls cotton sea aks seed cotton z'o' Dds nee
ana @aoMMAN PLANTATION-etesmer rolnte-
NJ Ira1 .ta rouah nee and spndfseee
14LHwKR COASTESteaner 1sabeToo BE- fo0sn
nee n H1q eu GOASr-steamer Marths-2A bbls noe
1902 n Pc Iou 11AsT-steamer ) Ekaser--96 sks
'o"s" RECEIPTS BY RAILROADe.
,xopa ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS kAILAOAU
ssemher 9-233 oales cotton ske cotton sooo 80
~ nn Oh rice 585 SKIS wheat $50 bags CONGO ma
su mnW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD .. Sep-
~ 49,. q n hses cotton 20 bbls whisky loo Dds
!n,n Soo pieces baegipg and -nndrt-s
Wv 6RLEANS AND TEXAS InAt1nOAD' oeP-
49, NJ q So ~ rough rice snd sundfles
MEMORANDA.
[By Telegraph
Liverpool September 9, 1876.
Toll B. LATTE 4 Son-The steamship Arbitrator
Tha a1h,trator was British stesmer ana sailed
erom this bort August IL for Liverpool hsI carxo
MW.tsted n 24s4 Dales cotton ia Daies .oDscco a
I'LL. tohsceo 1912 sks Otcake 100 stevee ana 1000
e! nn or.cis She was bui at Sunderland England,
IN 1872, and was owned by Messrs' I. q ). Hamson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NV YoRK, September s-Money closed dull
~ l0Z Sterling weak; 81 IS. God firm; 1l04 d
iioa Cove ments duh and strong; new hves.
TO States quiet and steady. STOCKS closed dull,
58h.
IN. following is the bar statement:
- Loans increase O. ,625, 600; specie increase
300 Ooo; Legal tenders decrease $3.50 OOO deposits
Increase 81 900; eaerves decrease. $3.50 900.
81, SUI tseasa az o 6aisnces-God, S360A 1854; cur.
the sub treasury paid out on account of interest
$54WO; for bonds S26OO
GustOme rec@iets &25l 600
Cotton c,osed Quiet and steady; middling up.
tahds II 9i6c; Orleans %c sales to-day, SIS
Daies; net receipts S; gross S; consolidated net
receipts 1880. exports, none NV
Futures closed steady; sales IA. 900 bales - fol-
lows Sepienber II l9a2c; Octooer IIhc; No.
vember IL ia-T0llhe; December II 1892 0llkc;
January II li'01ilsc; February II 25320
!, .s5sc; March ;, u ;slsoi $780, April
12&c-
Flonr finn; good demand for Minnesotss. which
are scarce % 7006 for common to fair extra
Southern; So 05a8 50 for good 10 choice do Wheat
l92c better; fair expert ard milling demand SIC
Or rejected; 81 10 for new winter red Western to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

The Beat Race.

xmO neat h0C0.
PHILADELPHIA, September 9-The inter-
national regatta committee has received
from the Halifax crew 9 protest against
the decision of the umpire in declaring the
Thames crew winners OF the late race with
them. The committee, however, has de-
cided to pay the first money prize to the
English crew.
The following resolution has been adopted
by the honorary committee of the national
regatta:
Resolved, That whereas the honorary
committee of the international regatta have
no 9th er option than to abide by the deci-
sion OF the umpire and the rules and re.
gulatiOns of the Scuylki navy in the nav.
ment of prizes, they nevertheless desire to
EXPIRE ss . unanimous opinion that the
honor Of the international four cared pro.
fessional race belong to the Halifax crew.
The Halifax Crew.
HALIFAX, September g. Instructions
have been forwarded to the Halifax crew at
Philadelphia not to accept the $1,000, second
prize for the four-Oared race. as it is alleged
they have been uDjustly deprived of The
first prize. Preparations are being made
for grand reception of the crew on their
arrival here next week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
Scott Lords Prospects.
The New York G1Qphic saYe:

The word has been passed, it seems, to
make Scott Lord the Democratic nominee
for Governor. Judge Lord is q law partner
of Roscoe Conkling He is man of char
acter and ability, and has been rendered
famous by the resolution that he sprung
upon the House, in effect demanding the
government to aid in putting stop to the
outrsges upon negroes. The prompt re-
sponse Of the government to the resolution
which Scott Lord succeeded in having
passed is response is q recent political
event which is acknowledged to have a
good deal of Significance. Scott Lords
candidacy will, it is hoped by the Demo-
Gratis. get rid of the bloody shirt issue, but
the name OF Lord is somewhat unsavory on
the line of the canals
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A cOlOred MAI hObbhDg along with the
aid OF crutch halted q policeman in q
Western town, and said, ~ hasn't been in
this town long, an wants some advice"
IAN right" was the reply. ''Now, if was
walking along de street an see a fire, what
mus do about itY' asked the newly ar
rived citizen. "Why, pou must shout fire.
az loud as you Can, to attract attention"
"Yes." "And then 90 to the nearest boz
and sound the alarm" 81 see." The steam
ers will speedily respond, and the fire will
be put out" 'Dat seems sensible and all
right" mused the man, "but dere's one
more quesshun." go ahead" "What sal
airy does deg pay me an when does de cash
begin to come in9" The officer made fur
Their explanation, and the man shook his
head and responded: Couldn't do it
couldn't think of it. While l was gwine
frew all doze motions could make two
shilliDgs saving wood. lee born into dis
" orld on Q cash basis. Amer-
can,