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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
THE MARKETS.
fCsIefuIY reported for TAG TaiBUSs.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YEw York Friday March IL, 1875
AsHES-There little nOung doing IN this market ana
prices nOmnaly &c. for PO,s and &C. for fratlA
BEESWAX-rhis market II firm, owing 10 DPht
demand from both beachers and shippers
Ne 1uote Western 3Ic. and Southern, 1904 Gc
MOON CORN-Ihrrr has been continued dullness, and
prices almost wholly nominal and weak ia ton" we
quote Brush short green 0dlOc. IIurl 4 d, I'D
foe Green, medium N, 5d62c and Red and hedtppod
CANDLES Nothing further than usual jobbng trade Is
follows Adauantnc lZd The Tor l2dl6 Oce Sperm AT
2yc Patent SPERM &c., Pdtaline 2Od2ic Refined speima
C0AI-Ie demand all descriptions only been moder
nuote; For Liverpool House Camel. Sl5dtlT; Law
eraooi Gas do $40; Newcastle do t6dS7; Scotch DO
az do steam. f56S6; Provincial ~ 5Odt3 curcny
WesnOrcand, and West Virginia GAS - 20
Cumberland soil ana broahlOp, ~ Oo"nV anu hhhHAo'
a. 25asb BY the cargo ,.,-,a,-, a.. o,,.,,
IGl,ai7c. for FAIR 7i49i7 70 for Good lS9Istc ior
Prime and c. Tor iobbng lots all gold There was
more demand Of 5000 bags Fl Hoganns, IN or on
rr,te terms and baltimore 4il bags ex T. Johnson At
f7c 900 bags Annie Marks ct l6c and 1Soo Dags st
r. C. shnmaker at l7hc hilh .onee Vas 9n,l ana W.,
changed Java 22d25c gold and harscab0 lndi 2 gon
CO0rERAGE STOCKS-1ho market for al descriptions
has continued quiet and nOunally unchanged We quote
EMMY ogsheais 81 5Ods2 75 Hoops, IL iee Ordinary
10 Prime 3ba3sc ~ feet do. 2saaOc Mosses SHOCKS ~
inches With Heads ~ 9Oas2 10; sugar shooks with Heads
a inches ~ 6OaSi do. 80 inches VI Iuas& 10 Bot
sbooI 75c; Rum shocks ~ ds4 20 Pine shocks ~ oOde
CoRDAGEThe current quotations ere hans o1'uagge
tiTssd is in and 30 In damesr), l6ac do do y thread
fepe Yarns i6c 10 do 6 thr, ad aud hread l7ei do
Whale Lines Idle; Tsrrcd Manila lic; Fine TaIrsd
and sy Rope ysc: do % thread ard thread jvtcd
do do ~ thread I0c NewZeaand Corage Isles above
IL thread Hay Rope l2c do do thread and thread
T. And "a lSc; DO do lsithread u NH l2ei DO DO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ngw YoaK March l7-BEByEs Receipts today ~ 'ars AZ
siNeths and - al jersey Ivy maAins n,2Da The J sX
opencd unfayorsbe for IN e while many or me
butchers arranging for Inc parade lh honor OF ~
cattle brought of "Wednesday and Thursday
the others uropped back Bero they were on Monday anu
good many thin selling at o., 90 d. 94c, % ~ :;
ly steers gl.dglc, fair ut lOcy ana good a lo % ID
some TAT lots went a. - &C. % ~ Min lay % Oh h s
ioowing il from The Ch,cdg0 Lire sock Ecportr OF
tho iiih: supply of cattle IN TINS market during
past week though not "a, largo at curing some tNOOr
above the average for
March, liberal 20 admit of any essential improve
ncnt In values defiance o all figures and records 10 tho
conray Western feeders and shippers still persist in market
their cattle in their present Immature" CONDITION. whtr
wanted though they held firmly 10 the bt ia llo
West IL cattle aud that Oyerock"d markets VIII DC Tue
Spring and succeeding seasons OF 1870 IN re-
gard stock feeding cattle the season thus a mas Dee
years. This IA unsatisfactory showing "en
viewed In the light of all Tie grumbng and ION
year. For welassortod smooth steers III a, 10 go" nnsn
the supply all the time within the demand honce Wss
have been higher than for more iuy aau,ea sU d nrca,
market cattle has been iary active anu prces
steady though not materially higher Az ls ,eat
we We're in receipt LOO to loo head monthly o.
Texan cattle while nj present tho supply is
IN. mo.t csaracte nor do We look Tor ahy historian
Increase home butchers wiz DC rcstloc o
their supplies To our native herds with large supply OF
n apd native steers tho demand FOR butchers
stock and other western mas Den
fairly met the deficiency In the supplies Vi reiah iay
eThs si.iet ST. droves for 7 G. Eastman. 10
for segel each for Vail kirchway = kosrnha ana
Willisms with for IT. Livingston - -
Eastman sod ~ far al ilinols steers at ge %
I,s 90 . Q, 's5V o scr ss cS at TO- "a D.
II Meyels for self and W. ~ Illinois steers 90
at Toe 90 r.; 10 OF i44O H. good a. j. c "a % "a OF 100
b. At lie 90 - Of llSl D. Ut s9e' % TO- ma " OF
Val giTSissy old 10 Ilno. steers lsa4 o. roashsh
Q. s. % 81 is7s n at losc. 30 b IL of tso ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
O'clock To CLOSE OF BUSINESS. 3
FRIDAY, March Up. VI.


The day at the Stock Exchange was uncommonly
dull and lacking in the usual excitement, and in the
railway and miscellaneous shares there was falling
off Of considerably over third in the volume OF
business as compared with yesterday. The tone of
the market was more steady than for long time, az
though the principal manipulators were taking
rest and permitting things to go their own way. The
smaller operators were contented with occasional
profits of egbths and quarters, and these were much
fewer than usual and all in all, the days
opportunities were entirely unsatisfactory to
the average Spectator. The larger dealings were
in Erie Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Western Union
Telegraph and ST. Paul. the latter being decidedly
feyersh and lower because Of the variant views
tertained i'm regard TO the intrinsic value OF the diyi
depd Yesterday declared on the preferred shares.
OF the light weights Wabash advanced to 4ls. In
yestments were dull and neglected. In the miscella
neous list Mariposa declined TO o. and Consolidation
Coal TO 41l2 There was nothing doing in express
shares The general market closed with decline OF
il in Central and Hudson, Lake Shore, and st. Paul
Common: "a in Missouri Pacific, Northwest Com
mon, and ST. Paul Preferred l. in Erie, Illinois Cen
trail Quicksilver Union Pacific, and Western Union
Telegraph 81 in Michigan Central; and each III
Harlem, Pacific Mail and Panama. Oh,os gained 81
Rock Island a, Wabash u. and G. C. c. and l. l q.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, c. e. and ]. e., the
st. Josephs North Western Preferred and New-Jer-
sew Central were unchanged. The following table
shows ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
HIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The London market, according to this days adj
vices, is quiet and both British COnsos and United
States bonds about steady at yesterdays quota
TONS while Erie Common. after declining to 1873,
reacted to 10, the Preferred closing at 20. There
were no quotations for money. The sum of $4,000
bullion went into the Bank Of England on balance
to-day. In Paris, Rentes advanced to G6.30. The
gold market presented its usual quiet aspect, being
devoid of activity. The opening price was
114i2, but il advanced to 1140s on the rise in
foreign exchange and the engagement of $780,
600 gold coin for shipment by tO-moTow's
Cunarder. Later sales were at 111l2 and HIS.
Loans cost 3i2 4, and per cent for carrying, and
fiat. The foreig exchange market was strong and
higher, leading drawers having advanced rates be-
cause of the scarcity of bills. The actual business
rates were on the basis OF 81 sGi2GSi 81 to the
for 60 days bills, and 81 S9l2a$i 30 for three
days sight. The import entries for foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week
ending tonight amounted in coin vaua-
tion to S2,4S3, 551, the amount thrown upon the
market footing up 81, 170G07. The Assistant Treas
urer to-day paid out in coin interest on the public
debt $40 600, and $l09, 900 in redemption of called
bonds. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, SlS.G27, 900; gold
balances. $si9,13s; currency balances, S077,S7s.
The principal gold quotations were:
io0o...lnii iii,a Loo. a. 23o .itS
1919 1919 1919 lS9-
The aggregates of to-day's business at the U. s.
Sub-Trcasury as follows:
GS5 TsTSp! s1 SS9l E@Ty 80
Gold balance. AZ 4ao,s3l 20 Cusoms... 249Ooo W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL March 17-l220 p. INJECTION Is quiet: mia
ding Upiands G7sd: Mddlng Orleans b4d; sales OF $4,000
bales including 1000 for speculation ami export ecaptS
rs which $4,000 American. Futures weak
sales Middling Uplands Low Miclng Mag aud
June delivery 6ld; do. do June and July delivery az
ls,t Also sale. sales Of the week.
l 6O bales o, which export 5000
on speculation stock port SO2DJO bales. OF which tGOO
American receipts for the week $4,000 bales OF which
Cotton shOa $4,000 bales OF which 33 900 ara Amercan
iOrwarde. ships side direct 10 plnnels llOOO bales:
Wheat past three days have been $4,000 OF which
10000 qTa were American. ,,.
iIyKstOOI, March III p. m.sales Of Miding uplands
Cotton Low Mid1ing clause. Apnl and May delivery. at
6iid also sales OF same SD sales Of Mithng Up
lands Mpldlng clause, May and June delivery &C
lsagd. Lard, oil. govt -
2Sa.IGpIJ Wheat .6ldIO5 y GENITAL Tor average Cal.
ifornia White lOialolO for Club do and Seio for Red
iIvfRPoGi, March l7--3 p m.-sae, Of MiG'rng Up;
lands Cotton, Middling clause, CROP shipped
october and November per said at Cat: -, -, -. 60.
LIZ RRruoI, March 1850 p m-Ot tho sales OF Cotton
TO day. 200 bales were American. ,,, -. =,
Cotton LOW Midiling clause. March delivery. at ISL.
IIyERPuo March 1850 p. m.-Ihc market Tor Yarns
and Fabrics Manchester steady Cotton weak;
sales OF Mddlirg upands Low Midilng clause Nav aud
June delivery ISs1d; do. June aud July delivery.
L0yjyS March l7-l2:}O r. m-Unitod bonds, New
Elves, los a Egie Railway shares lI't.
LOsDoN March ~ p nParis adyices quote Rentes,
IoSD6S. March 1880 p Erie Railway shares H.
IONpOS March III D. m.--Tbe amount of bullion gone
into roe HANK England balance to-day Is Sl5OUO Paiis
aiyices quote kenteS at tbf @Oc. . o. -, 80,
IoNpoS March 10 y. n.-Erie Railway shares lI'e -
IONpN March I7-Evenug. Calcutta Lnsccd, >ois3.
Sp,rm oil s9T Iinseed Cake, tlO ~slO 40 Y ton
Spirits Iupcntne. 256 owts 80, ~, no. ,...
PARs March lIEAthahSe on hohuoh -IL Sc io S"oi'
fS.SKFoRr March I7-Uned States bonds. New Elves,
ASwERr March i7PetrOoum. 3J't for Fine Pale Amert-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
The aggregates of to-day's business at the o.
Snh- rrrnsnrN MrIn ne fnllnMa.
We annex chasing quotations Of foreign exchange:

The money market was easy again to-day aud call
loans were down to 3i24 per cent, after opening at
and >. The supply offering is rs ample as ever.
In late dealings. however the rate run mp tenn
poraIily to ls2. There is change in the rates of
commercial paper. The United States Treasurer
to-day received 100000 National bank notes for
redemption. Tho Customs receipts at Washington
amounted to 5000, 900. The Internal Revenue
receipts footed up 100000. The following is the
Clearing -house statement: Currency exchanges,
SOS, 19J, 20O currency balances, 50, 1924; gold
exchanges $i.7G5,2is; gold balances S75iOlo.
Government bonds were duh and generally steady,
and the market devoid of feature. We annex closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
6orsss. Carriages, 6arness, &r.

A HANDSOME INVALID CARRIAGE for
SALE at 40 Broome st. between Greeie and Wooster.
A ONE CLARENCE, ONE COUPE, ONE
az VICTORIA. and ONE PARK PHAErON, all nearly
n,r nsed by private family song TO Europe re be seen
4thavs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18

In State bonds, District Of Columbia 3.G5s were
steady Mt 1928. Missouri Skies, 81. Joseph issue,
were steady mt 1OI, and Skies Of 1873 and 1887
q. IO2 and 1882. Old North Caronas sold AT IVA,
new series Tennessee at 41si, and NewYork State
Bounty As at 1919.
In city bank shares !, 900 Bank Of Commerce sold
at 49, Bank of New-York p0 at 1876; Bank Of
Repnblic (1O) at 81 Ninth National 2Ol at so, and
Park 90 ut i2J.
Railroad bonds were fairly active the Milwaukee
and st. Paul descriptions notably so-Firsts, La
Crosse division, being strong ut lO2lIa 1927 Sink
ing Funds declining L TO q per cent TO s1A. North
West Gold Consolidated were up TO o..
Specie engagements for European steamers sailing
hence tomorrow amount to 100000 gold COIN mp
to this hour.
Mr.. Belmont, the newly elected President of the
Bank of the State of Ncw-York, authorizes the
statement that after very strict examination OF
the account and assets il is found the bank will be
more than able to satisfy all its liabilities
The Chicago and Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
this morning declared q dividend, semi-annua OF
4 per cent payable eth April The books close
March 81.
The directors OF the Uousatonic Railroad Com
pany have declared dividend Of ~ per share upon
the Preferred stock, payable Arrl 10.
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning of the year, compared with the CORE
spending periods of the two previous years
En, tS, m az he Gef port ss:oi.e ssds s2fssi
Thrown on MARKET. 3.22s,93J 22333G8 2'l79OO1
Eni S at the hep go 9a2 800
Thrown market. 3l'llO7s2 DsSlfo2 -o''9i'1oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
THE CALL.
I2i9 o'CLoCR-sALEs BEFORE

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
U S 6s. Registered, 1881 : S. Registered, ISL -
10000 ..l22 700 ,...'''''.....'- iSas
JlS 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18

Iah Yarn tarred II c RussiaIHemp Tarred cordage itc
American Hacked Hemp. Tarred C0rrage, l3c
CHICCoRY sells to small extent ct 4d6c gold for Ger
man, and 6lsc., gold for English.
COCOA has been dull aud 26s27c. gold for Mar
acaIbo, and IL 4l2c, gold, for Guayaquil
CO1rON-Tbere transactions the spot the
basis Of easier prices though chane the official quota
OF 200 bales Including $50 last
ing Of which 1890 bales for export 260 for consumption and
$50 In transit The receipts at the ports today were 6O3
bales TO- 10 bales this day last and 1875 ba
this day last the week g. 1872 bales against 7SOlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
Good Ordinary.

Ordinary. 10Ss Midlne, lss
MAY, 300 lSisssc.; loo 10 ,isc; June, 100 ls1c;
COO. Is 2ss2c August, 100, lie. total 5000 bales.
iiTs. call day: June 100 slssSn total total 100 100
n. 20h, IL i5sc August, 100, lac; total 200 bales
sales today up 10 p m: March, co. l2ISIse; April 700
Is 31ac. 30, 1911 l0 Is aso loo, ID lee; 1000,
iOo 100 q 200 - Los May 400
200 Is ilazc; June 500 l3Sisac 800 lSSoc July 900
1876; 700 i32Iac 0O - Sci 200 - g2c August 100.
total, 1850 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
DoNEsTIC MkRRETs.

grrruo March l7-Eeeepts Flour; $500 bbls.; Wheat
S Vo BUSH D Rye $500 bush shipments 500 bDsi
Wheat 100 bush, CORN S10Vo Dish Ol'. iooV1 o n
Wheat In good milling demand nn tai,s oi loovo pu S
prTn sT 'f MsaE SS' &C s IS S @6c
IsaP = $ $9 on ne G9GP q 5s Sas s~ n
ony rye neglected. Barley quiet sales OF ears Two
oSeu s a 9Set At 1910 ic HishwisSs nomna 81 %
for Cy Made Seeds firm sales OF Clover at 49, AoIian
i UniGiGc = Marca Market amer though no.
market o5sd active and lower No Chicago SPRING y ~
40 40 S y Vo s 81 d G o. R s S r s. 3 May
80 Chicago spring ss kfe osa .IS S Ms "a .
spot Sg Fresh ma Wsr ol gS a H. n 4 Nominal Bar
demand far prices have advanced goc spot;
fHe April Rye @nlI but g inc, 3 ed tp al ~ =
MAY gd Ps6sr S e. s S sSgsl Meats az .i spSt
uacns MISSY ds ara n, pr %s,a '1 ooT Or Sah
q o. = R SeS .s oa 5000 BUSH 6ary 5000 bash
Rye 1922 S b SS M NsrSy iIo 90
BUSH Rye ba, AZ the ateraooS can OF h and p0s oar,
NoessnS, PORK dull but unehanged lard higher At
SIS S cash gag AZ Ag 9nr s a 49, II, whsa.
stiy moderate demand u - iOssl 20 CoI 1
al g. dI2c Bailey quiet aud unchanged rye dun bat nn.
changed Pork normally 11eh ans T q"s5 SeI K a
l3saiic Bulk Meats quiet but ilrm shoulders We cash
Anil ciear SIDES i24c. Demand fair aud market
p% i@Ss s Sa nS Sa5 f S Sh S 90 iS MeS
S5s2s S a 80 a t and b. m ma r Ha IS Soc
S. 5o 3 few Butchers. - 1898 receipts l'2S ship
inents. 49,. -. -. o.. NJ.
PHIADyIrnIA March l7Petroieum easy NJ liisc Tor e-
nued aud Flour less active nut prices kosp
sales OF bDls including Wisconsin and Minnesota
Family IS so ~ go Pennsy AHA Indiana and oh' &c.
AT ST. TO- and High Grades at Sass Rye to - 20.
Corumea So FOR Brandywne. WheatPt.ne IN govd "
quest; Pennay Red 81 AZ Amber 81 tJstis wssn
err Rei 81 O3dfl rs White, Al Is iye, oOdsYc No,n
held hrmy yellow, esd59c White SSgs0fs o ~ IaS ssw
Western in iron. bound bib, Dutt-r uuchsl NV lotS
aud bradford County Extras Se SO 90 fltSs - ,
Western Extras. 2s13Oc.; do Firss % Oc itons MS
ern Fntra. g6d39c tirss 2lg2ic Cheese nrn Ne yt
Work Fancy Isc; Prime l2Ial3kci western flneisI
ai3c Eggs dull and lower PeSn+yssna Ne" anu
az uois Marcn l7-FourDonble and Treble Extra Fall
at Vi 5O6 SCARCE aud wsaed other grades dr Ia WEI
81 II bid 81 So asked. arch 81 as bid No 90, ~ 90
led I'll 3S bid Corn easier No. Mixed,
ssrs Sri 4ai1c NAV: 44c June Data inactyei NO. z
~ ~ ~, G sash vel I'D q eau 33s bid March Barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Friday, March II, 1876.
The following prices were realized to-day at
Arch Johnstons establishment, Thrtcenthst, between
University place and Fiftave. The sale was OF the
largaaf az liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
Qeatbers.

A Ii wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
"A address Amer Educational Union" 37 Broadway y u
Mutual Introducing Plan In every state Established 1891
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-Prof. dc TORNOS
~ has REMOVED tol924 SlIthave.
TEACHERS supplied with schools and schools
Il with teachers. at the EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, "
Oaion square. ANNA KANDALlrDlEHL, Manager.
WANTED-By a lady graduate. leaving
w present position April L. POSITION In refined jew
h family eaeheS higher English branches Mathematics
French. latin and Drawing small salary but pleasant hOuo
desired references. Address G. s.. 2AO West 3Oth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
Jte Cream.


H0RTONS ICE CREAM
A lie made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
snc the public h fast discovering the fact as they compare II
win others make. made from Pure Cream
sales exceed those Of other establishment OF the
Snd u the world and almost equal those OF Ali the New.
YORK dealers combined We thus enabled 10 supply
sfrrER ARTICLE at LOWER FIGURE than any
sshsr estsblshmsnt
CHARLOTTE Russo, rich and delicious.
To CENTS PER DOZEN. or 90 CENTS PER QUART
DkroTs-No. 800 4TH.AvE. and NO. 1924 BROAD.
WAY.
] RUSSELL e. SONS, ICE CREAM.
sssaaa ssssSs = sSs Ssa srdsI s'f 'H'"u'~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-12-20

THE FORMAL DEMAND Upon TIL
UsURPER.-Ihe Register says that
Gov. Hampton male a formal demand
rpon the usurper Chamberlain on
Monday for the great seal of the State
the possession Of the State House. ti,'
offices, &r., to whicl, he received ,
curt reply from the insolsnt Massachu
seits carpet-hagger.
THE ARTEsIAE WELL IN CHAR
LEsTON.-Tlie drill Is sill in the shalt
formation, and about nine hundred
Sud forty feet below the surface. T1i
work Is pursued carefully, und does
not cease night or day.
Judge Cooke, in the GreepriWs Dcit
Ne1Us, says Corbin secured his election
hy getting hold OF phosphate royalty
by trickery and buying his election,
paying $500 TO each member of The
Mackry rnmp.
The member from Bermuda 10 an
unnatnrulized negro mud a subject oi
her Majesty Queen Victoria. A nice
statesman 10 he mailing laws for South
Carolina. {
Mr.. GooDR THOMPSON, has lmprov-
ed immensely for the part three weeks,
He weighs l9S pounds. We are glad
10 see him looking 30 we'll.
Col. MoRTlMrR, f Charleston Is
dead.
CHIEF Justice Masses: has been quito
sapsx:: but IL now eoAyatespiuEs
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-12-20
THE WESTERN RIFLE CLUBS.
Cram and His Cabinet Shaking 10
their Boots.

The RAIDS in Washington, like the
Rails In South Carolina, seem t" I've
very much afraid of democratic r'he
| clubs, on the 18th Don Cameron ents'-
e,! the Senate chamber, and Mortan
| followed him out. They went direct
TO the White House. The news had
been received that morning that the
Democrats of Indiana ere "rganizing
into county clubs. and preparing To
maintain their rights at all hazards.
It had also been communicated Ia
Grant. Cameron and Morton that sim
liar organ izations were forming in
Ohio, Illinois. Wisconsin and other
Western States. They were f"p:esen.
ted TO he secret in their character and
composed of the Sut,e material Which,
made up the order known sS the
.'.kuights OF the Golden Circle" II
was to cnntrlye some plan tn fire the
Northern heart by pretending that
these societies were being revived.
that Morton was suddenly called "a
Don Cameron's ail. After Il protrae'
ted conference at the White House
Senator Morton returned to his quart
ers. where he gave out that Il Telegram,
had just been received which called
him home. and with his Oregon speech
half finished and important commit
tee work on his hands. he flies 0t tf
Indiana 8fter midnight.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-12-20
THE sun.
1877. NEW YORK.

The different editlohs Of TIC Sun during
the next year will be the same ~ during tht
year that has just passed. The duly edltio.
will Oh week days be u sheet Of four pages
broad columns; while the weekly edition
will be o sheet OF eight pages of the same di
mansions and character that are already ~
miliar to our friends.
advocate Of reform and retrenclinlent, aud %
the substitution Of craftsmanship, wisdom
ind integrity for hollow pretence, lmbectliiy
and fraud In tho administration Of public III
fairs. 1t will coniend for the government o
the people by the people and for the peopl,
as opposed to government by frauds In til
ball0t-box und In the counting Of votes. cE
forced by military Violence. 4 will endea>
or 10 supply Its readers--a body now not III
from q million Of souls-with the most care
full, complete. and Trustworthy accounts o.
current events, and Will employ for IL Dur
pose u numerous and cireIuily se.ecteu Ia.
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continue To- deserveAl,d enjoy The hatred -
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