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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-13
r n, ID. SEEDS,

eI OONTRAOfOR AND BUILDER.
Shop Fourth Street, between West and Tatnall.
Residence. Adams ST, S doors south Of Delaware
Avenue Estimates furnished on all kinds Of work,
and Jobbing carefully attended to a. reasonabi
pricee. Y6ly-lm
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Robert 7. Hartmann, coal dealer at No 542 West
Thirtyninth street, has filed a voluntary petition In
bankruptcy. Among tho largest creditors tho fol.
lowing :-Verpank Irum, 5000; NJ. o. Ksrwcsc,
$500; J. Is. Pell $2,5oo. The total liabilities ara
$4,000 HIS Of real estate at No ~ and
20 John strccI, Newark, valued at Sl2 50O but mort
gagged tor sl0 50O coal shed, 6c 5000 open accounts
$1,000.
Frederick Wright wholesale liquor dealer at No. o.
Now street. has been adjudgcd bankrupt on his own
petition by Register Ketchum His liabilities amoun
TO 100000; nominal assets $jI, 900; actual asscls
Sll,00o The largest creditors arc The Liverpool
London and Globe Insurance Company, sl5 900; JohI
Kelly. $1,000; j. VI. Wright, fs,0j0, Crary suroni
$15s9 H. Tho arst meeting of creditors Is called fo
September 81.
Oliver W. whtilcsey, confcctioncr at No. 500 Broad
way, has been closed by execution
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4, 1876.
Ncssrs. Randolph B.ckcy a Co.. brokers, sus
pended to-day. Their entire Indebtedness here Is only
about IS. 0Ol
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
AND 1-32c 1-Sc LowER--xLoUR QUIET
WHEAT QUIEr-coRH sTEADY--oATs FIRMEB-
BUT sTRoSG-PETRoLEUM YIRM--spIRITs TUR-
pRNTINR FIKM-EoSIN QUIET AND STEADY
OILS sTxADY-coFFEE yIBM-sUGAR NoaI-
HAL-rRHIGHTs MORE ACTIVE.
MONDAY, Sept 40 r. H.
The markets remained quiet as general thing, but
IN some quarters thoro was good deal OF Grmness
manifest on 'Changs there very little done in
breadstuGs, but tho market was nevertheless hrmor
wheat particularly being nomnally higher. Corn was
steady Oats wero lrmer for mixed ahoat
" whiskcy was quiet and unchanged PORK quiet
Lard quiet but steady. Freights active
Cotlon ON the spot steady. Futures closed weak
and l-,.c nc. lower Coffee remained firm. Sugar
nominal OILS were steady. bu, quiet. Petroleum firm
Rosin quiet tut steady spirits turpentine firm
CorYKK --Ihe arket for Rio remained firm but
active We sales Of -OO bags, South America and
400 do, EXP. q. Warwick. Mild coGeo quiet, The
stock Of Rio tonight Is "a 33S bags; Galveston
5000 do: at New Orleans $3.50 do At Baltimore, "a 7Sl
do. aaoat and loading for United States August
l2s 2o5 bags Purchased for United states sep;cm-
bcr z, i6i. 900 bags We quote ORDINARY cargocs.
i5Ac i5Jsc; fair do. IKE. IKE. good do. 7a.c.
isc; prime. IsAc. ishe; extreme range for lots.
I5Ac poe Santos. fair good. io1sc. i74c. gold.
ninety days; Java government bags l9c 2lc 40. grass
mats, 1Oc 22e. singapore, lie lie Ceyion, i5sae
i5c. l5c ~. Domingo lie l4ac Porto Rico loysc
aiTIsc; Costa Rca ioc i7sc Mexican. iJ5sc iv>sc
Manila. l5sc. ioc Angossura, i5c lie SAVANNA lac
corros.-Tss nsrkss lot spec w. steady saa fairly
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

John Brennan. a lsborer. employed In the yard OF
the Brooklyn brick and Pottery Company, on Putnam
avenue, near Hancock street, was Instantly killed
yesterday forenoon BY tho caving In Of an embank
ment upon him. Deceased aud man named Matthew
Brennan, we're engaged in loading cart with earth,
wnen portion OF the bank, weighing about Ave tons,
gave way, and the men and horse were buried IN the
avalanche OF earth When they were dug out John
Brennan was found lying on his taco. his head beng
Eattencd His companion was UNCONSCIOUS, but soon
revived, anu vii! entirely recover The horse was
killed. The body Of deceased, who thirty nva
years or age, removed 10 his late boarding house.
and Coroner simms WAS notified TO hold an Inquest
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Sept. 4. 1876
good ordinary 9tc Net receipts III bales gross. i,77
Expors cons, wise, 2,220. Sales, 500 stock. $500
NEw ORLEANS, Sept 4. 1876
good ordinary Sc Net receipts LAS bales ,lS3
MOBILE Sept 4. 1915
ioe; aood ossinary o5ac sIac Net receipts. sss
bales fross SAG do Exports eoaswse, H. Sales. 100
''~~' SAVANNAH. Sept. L. 1876.
Cotton fair demand; mdding 10 9-loc low midding
Exports eoastwiss, i.sad Sales, a47 stock. 81
Cotton nrm abiding lossc low middiing' iossc good
Sisnsy %ss S Sales. I Isssn ssoee 0"'' Exports
au sna nsss N n s. 'R ls7s
at 81 Is Tor strained Tar firm ut 81 40
Flour in good demand and unsha"Ssa .sls. 500 .sl:
at 81 IS; new No white Michigan held 81 20 Corn
Wheat. 25:ooo bashes; corn. 1000 bushels: lumber.
amIor $4,000 feet. Railroad shpmenis-Fiour 200
tbs
In ;'qgs1whea.; s's sss Sa,Ssis isslS Do
SG sG.a ass o ssld S o Su; S
barley 100 do rye ; 5ag 90 SHIPMENTS By canal to
,soT y % 500 Ss
Shipments were made OF corn to New. YORK. toll, IN
-Four yioar quiet hfm; sales 600 bbis =, "nehanrod
"s ss: o wN'. dS Se. no. primo old pMa Mwaatse S
81 Corn In good local demand: eariy spot
and firm sales 800 bushels No mixed Wcstern at
49, later sales of 200 do NO. at 49iSc held 40I,c
JUc tots OF Kansas track at Sic Oats duil:
sales. 1000 bushels western ON private terms Rye and
barley inactive Malt without seeds slow sales
200 bags timothy at 81 quoted at I'll - So clovsrNo
demand Pork unchanged. Lard unchanged. In good
demand Light smoked meats selling wel heavy do SLOW
ighwinos nomnaly 81 II for city make nothing doing.
ToLkDo, Sept 4. 1876.
Flour steady. Wheat steady No white Wabash 81 III
No. held II 10: 81 U offered: No. white Michigan
II IL; No. do. 81 10: extra white Michigan 81 II.
Michigan spot aud October 81 Ia No DO 81 O61
81 IL. do Dayton aud Michigan VI IL No rod 81 Dj
rejected red 9lc No amber Illinois, S rs. Corn firm
high mixed spot held NJ 5sc offered: October, held
5ec. 4sS4c- offered; low ao. 47c no grade. 46
do. Soc. Michigan, 5,sc.; rejected 2slsc. aeceipts
bbls. four 900 bushels wheat. $1,000 do.
900 Shipments 200 bbs -four 5000 Bushels
wheat. 6e.0JO do.corn. 1900 do. oats
CHICAGO. Sept 4. 1876.
Flour nrm and unchanged Wheat steady and higher:
No. Chicago sprins V71sc. cash september s71sc
October; No. Chicago spring. s4c rejected esc Corn
active. Gru higher; No at i3i1c. cash. septem
Der. I3e.c, October rejected. 4oec tOt,c Oats firm
3Ic CASH Sl4c October rejected. Die Rye arm 5sc
7jhsc. October. Pork fairly active and shade
higher; S5 62c cash October: 1914 25 bid
ali the year. Lard moderately active and higher :
$40 cash. 50 72s October, - 10 all the Bulk
dull aud shade lower: shoulders 55c tic short rib mid
dies sac. SIC short clear middcs S1tc. s7a Whskey
active. but u shade lower at 81 o. Railroad ireghts
changed. Rcceipts-Fiour. 1000 bbls wheat. 5000
bushels: $3.50 oats. 5000 do rye 1000 do.
barley II 900 do shpmcnts-Flour $3.50 bbls. wheat.
2IoDO bushels corn. Al 90 do oats 1i COD do ryo
1900 do barley <. do. AZ the afternoon call Of the
Board Wheat lower: sGA+e September s7Ac ocoeer.
Si5 t,) ,ctober. Lard lower: 50 10 October
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BEEvxs-Inerc hrin condition o' trade this Tore
IN horned cattle with slight advance on the closing
rstes OF report Prices ranged from y4c lOtac
per lb. weights "a w from 30 lbs 81 los.
has been allowed net The quality OF the herds ~ above
quoted ranged from poor 20 good, being gen
T. C. Eastman sold self 3s Of horned
cattle. sales foliows:-6s Illinois at Os. per
h. weight cwt strong; 53 Illinois at 9A.c per lb
weight 6St cwt scant; 90 Illinois At 9i4c per b.
weight IA "a Illinois ~ y,sc lb. with
fraction per lb.. ght Tts cwt IL Illinois steers at
ps.c per lo ght ~ - Illinois at lOc.
iOlsc psr 10, weight 9ls cwt. ~ Illinois steers
nj ioi4c per To-, weight ~ ewt i. wheeler sold
Tor T. e. Essnan 30 Ieois steers at DC. luc per h.
weight cwt. 90 Illinois steers al lO4c. H..
weight 7si Coon lssbury sold Tor Coon Thompson
HIN os Zoe. H.. with fraction per ID.
ght S4 30 Illinois steors at IO4c per 10, weight
81, cw,: rlery Cary sold for Bedford Kennedy
AZ Kentucky steers st slac lOLc per ID. weight cat
for Jlcry. lO7 Kentucky Steers At sc iOc b.
weight scant Tor Goa Bros, - Kentucky steers at
osac 9Ac per h. weght cvt 81 Ken ncsy steers at
glsc per b., weight ~ cwt; ID Kentucky steers
1T lOc. per h.. weight ~ cwt H. T. Burchard
sold for A. Van Alta iis Indiana steers
Indiana steers atg,c y.c por h. weight ewi strong
Der 10 Woodruff seli % steers sic per
ib weight 6i& Gillcs Drown sold Tor selves 81
Illinois 3isc. Toe per b.. weight "a
81 Illinois steers iUbsc per H.. Scisht va ewt g.
Kohn = Brown kentucky steers 0s.c per NJ
wesgit bs ~ kentucky stsersa Os.c H. wei ght
~ ewt loo H. koan ~ Kentucky sa,c. per 10
weight Ois tor kohn fufst 10 Kentucky
iUe per weight IA 10 kontncky steers nj lvhc
per i.. weights ewI sS evI sisgc Mycr sold Tor "
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

registered, NIX .lsx; do DO, do. coupon,
llIk uSH; do d., ten -forties, registered,
ll4A . n5x: do do, coupon, ll5k N5h;
do Owes. 1881. registered, ll5x . u5H; do do,
coupon. ll5h u5h.
BoSDa
There was something OF a decline In railroad bonds
New Jersey consolidated hrsts went down to SO. Do.
convertible were steady at so Toward tbe close there
was weakness throughout the entire list. Lchigh
and wilkosbarre consolidated sold low 641s
Union Paciac nrs,s declined to lO6x and Morris and
Essex consolidated nrsts TO 100 Tho following
the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds;-
Union hrsts 1861 4 l06x do. land grants, l05k .
l05h; do sinking funds, 92x = 9sk; Centrals. lloX
Alllk.
THE uNrxD STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day Slo8, 900
gold OF interest," and S. 900 In redemption
Of hvetwenty bonds The sub-Treasury released
$l2, 200 silver coin to-day
Revenue receipts to-day, 5000 oOo customs receipts
$400 000 bank notes received for redemption 900
yoR1IoS MARKET
Tho London advices report consols fraction better
and United States bonds shaes than sstur
day. except In the OF nves. which strong.
Erie o.. for the and II for the pre-
ferrcd The bank OF England gained fs 900 bullion on
balance to-day Bar silver quoted at 81 I'd per ounce
London despatch received to-day, and made up OF
ccrpts from morning papers there, speaks very To-
voraby OF the manner in which the four and half
per cen. loan Is regarded by the London prcsA
The following arc tho latest London quotations.
Consols tor money, 95;s consols ior account e5H
Ave twenty bonds OF 1865 old, l03h; nve-twenty
bonds Of 1867, 1887; .en-forty bonds i07A now
fves, 1o7x; Eric, common shares, l9h; Paris rentes
have declined 10 l0Jf 2Iso
MEMORANDA
Two failures reported the street this afler-
noon that caused some comment IN financial circles
One was that OF W. b. Clarke. old me mber OF the
Stock Exchange The other a house prom nent In
the Philadelphia Market VIZ :-Messrs Randolph
Beckey Co. Mr. Beckley is the son-in-aw of Colonel
Thomas A Scott
From LIST TO tho 81st Of August tho earnings Of
the eight months from January to August 81 there
has been increase OF $349, 925
BONDS cALLxD n.
The Treasury Department a, Washington recently
CIRCULARS which received by the bank in
this city to-day announcing that onand after December
l. 1876 tho principal and the interest OF tho following
bonds, hve-twentes OF 1856, would be paid, and the
interest would after that day-Coupon bonds
dated November l. 1865, Nos. sol $780, inclusive,
for $500 each Nos 2,S01 14,550 inclusive, for
81, 900 each. Registered bonds, Same date, Nos TO
200, inclusive OF 500 each Nos 10 500 inclusive,
for $500 each Nos 5OO inclusive Of tho value Of
ST. 600 EACH Nos. 642 10 l,lo0 inclusive, for $1,000
each, and Nos to $50, inclusive for Sl0 900 EACH
making total OF 100000
PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

100 Nor 4 Ess RR--b 81
100 81 l.. X Q q n. be 3
100 Z. .FtW &C gt. bcs2u lUD51
100 G, q. q / | Ri. 90 3ots
90 ohio 4 u kk. Boo iu11
100 do. .......... lO,s
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

For future delivery the sales follows Saturday.
after one M-scptember 200 bales at III 81 32c Octo
ber 800 at Ike; January, 200 at II 9l6c Total 700
bales To-day, to two T. MScptember 400 at II IL 6c
400 A. II i9s2e October. 800 1t II olec 100 a,
~ OJ2c. 80 at III Ice. 200 IL lT-32c, November
100 At i53.c.; December. 100 IL Is 32c. 200
II 7i6c ;January. 100 az II ei6c February 40 Ike
April. 100 ~ l2332c Total 500 bales
Tho receipts at the port, were us follows taveson 777
New Orleans .l43 Mobile. 3f6 Savannah. S4o Charles
ton. 3oY Wilmington 81 NorfoK. A. Total 500 bales,
This day last week soa baea This day last year. 375t
baea Total srce september 36Ol bales TO Saturday
night cotton reights closed foowsTo avre by steam
Ac compressed To hamburg by steam. compressed
10 Bremen. by steam. Ne. compressed To Liverpool 6d
BY steafIs by sail. 5-lud. q II SD.
FLOUR AND GRAIS-lteceipts Flour $500 bbis wheat
3s9s2 bushels: meal 200 bba and 81 sacks corn
ia3 43i bushels oats l6.oio do rye 5000 do; barley
malt 1882 do The hour market steady with mod
crate demand The sales about 5000 bbis ncud
ing State Western and Southern at the quota
lions Rye -four was quict. with sales Of 3oj bbs Corn
meal STEADY at x3 - 50 80 for Brandywine and
81 55 81 80 for Western and Jersey yellow. The sales
were about .oOJ bbs within tne range. We quote
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
The following tho Philadelphia stock quotations
bv televranh

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
The American Mining Board has advanced its rate
Of Initiation TO $3.50. and intend to make still
further advance. The memberships exceed 200
In number. Applications for membership coming
In daily In large numbers.
The following table of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares including the opening prices
today received by telegraph from San Francisco
is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Buildng:-
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

tive ouotauons we're revised s foliowsordinay ssrc,
ordinary aud good ordinary advanced he strict good
ordinary aad low mddns unchanged; mddng ami strict
low middling reduced sc- good mdilng reduced 5l6c
strict good mddng middling fair &c. fair 7loc
Stained. Stained. good ordinary sdvanesd he: .trie, good
duced 3l6o Futures closed weak. and i32c Nc lower
The closing prices to-day with Saturdays toll
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
COFFEE MARKETS.

PRovipKScs II. l.. Sept 4, 1874
Printing cloths time quiet but steady ~ Axe for
fxBl lynnd
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
ADVANCE AND DkcrINz
The following shows the changes as compared with


Tho following shows the changes as compared with
Saturdays closing prices:-
ADvAxcx.-C. c., c. and J., 2h; American Ex-
DrcLIxK-Delawsre snd Lackawanna, IL; f; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, l; Erie, "a ST. Joseph, ! 10.
preferred "a; Illinois Central, Az Lake shore. ~ ;
Michigan Central, 31G; Norris aud Essex. a Jersey
Mississippi, u raeinc Mail, i; Rock Island, y; St
Paul, y; Western Union, - United states Express, l.
MARKET.
Money was in abundant supply at a per cent
CALL closing even as low as IL. Exchange was dull.
Prime sterling asking rate, 4sGR and T. ss; selling
rate, Sc and 4.s75s. Kechmarks, 94I a 9.7. and
95ts 95x. Cables, 90 Prime Paris l6,s and g. 14A
The following were tho rates Of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-cay savannah
n premium Charleston. easy, par 4 premium New
Orleans commercial 3lG bank "a Cincinnati steady
par to so premium Chicago, 80 discount aud ST.
Louis, par to so premium
THE GOLD xARKgr
The gold market was quite active to-day. The OPEN
ing price 100 sales reported figure
aud at lo9H lo91s TIE closing price lO9h.
The carrying rates x, and !. per cent The
advance was due to rumors started IN the unia-
vorabie to the success OF the Syndicate
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE hank
Gold balances 81, OoS 800
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll75,44
Gross c.carances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 Oig 900
CLEARING norsE
currency cAcHahecs. .Stl, ,o3o.v2t
tprIency balances. ...................... 0ss Ost
God exchanges ........................ lb2oO, $50
Gold balances. 1853, ti6
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds to-day irregular In the
earlier transactions slight decline perceptibe.
but Improvement in prices at the close
Of business. Late quotations follows United
safes currency SKIES, 1893. l271s do do 1884, reg
istorcd, ll61. li7A do. do. do. coupon. i17i4
1l7a.; do do, 1865, registered, li2ys ll24 do do.
do, coupon. 1l2k iI2..; do. do, do. new, reg.
istcrcd, 1l2l a 1884; 90 do. do, do coupon.
ll2A llSy4 do. do. 1861 registered, 1l0h l16x;
do do, do. coupon, llsh lle><i do do, lscS,
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

$1,000 Tenn SIS. n 5. G
lUOD Tenn b's. old be
1000 n. J Cen LIST, con
1000 do. b C
lUUO n j U coav.. -.
1000 l. Il W d con e.
500 \ a 1T 4 con I
5000 Chic 4 \ W 5 r..
2UksD C&NN c c 4 b..
1000 Nor x Is con.
2UUU Nor 4 rs I'd. 80.
l2OJU Mich Cen Tx...
800 Tn Pac kR ist..
5000 +, + W \ Z I'd.
2tO shs u a II Can. b o
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

10. ioy ,rISIr 9sv, u1sn "r'c' Sooc o,uhnry.
, 1876-10-25
A STRIKE.
That Brought Iliconvcnioncc to Many
Travellers.

That Brought Inconvenience to Many
Travellers.
Special Dspdteh 10 T1e Tribune
WlLEEsuAnnH, Ia, Oct. 2f.-At 70 O'Clock
night u general strike Of tho engineers and
lrelnun on tho Central Railroad Of New Jersey
took effect, md nil tratns were stopped ut that
moment md the fires drawn from the loco,po-
tiycs. Although both PARTIES arc extremely ret
feont OH the subject, II appears that the CONT
pany had reduced It's forcc, Imposing extra
work OIL tic remaining employees, without extra
coinpcnsattots,-a movement that WIS looked
upon by the men MS equivalent to considerable
reduction Of wugcs. Acting uuder ipstruc~
tions from tho Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, z committee OF leading engineers
was sent to New York TO confer with the rail-
road officials. Their mission proving uMsucccss-
tuI, notice was given that unless the extra Goll-
pe1lsatlon be- ailnwcd general strike would be
tnalgurntcd. Their demands wrre nut acccdcd
to, snd 80 perfect bud been tic nrra,gcmeuts
on tho part Of tic dissatisfied employees that
every train Rlong tho 200 milcs of road between
Scranton ,r,I 9nd New York waA stopped ut mid
r nS,t iAssvmTs's s,n, ar,,,a wsta e9,psled TO-
lions on tho Leigh Valley Kailroad,
where the Central Railroad provided tlleln with
passes 10 their destination. No eastern mails
hAyu ns yet arrived, atd considerable inconycll-
icncc Ia lclt. 1t Is impossible to ubtain nny
positive Information Us TO tic situation except
Tint Official telcsraphtc alviccs were received
tonight by tie Superintendent #, this city that
q settlement las been effected, md TO nutify all
employees that trn!ns will rnu as usunl to-inor-
row morning. Tue strikers arc jubilant, und
claiu tic victory.
EtIzAnETIt, Md, Oct. 2t.-Tho striko Of c,,-
g'nccrs anu flrcmcn OH the Central Roal causes
great trouble and Inconvenience to tho people
along TIC l1nn Anl cxcites Just indiErmtiun.
Those Oil the late trains were Obliged to walk to
their lotncs, or. to takc lodgings, II they were
ut town or ha1niet ut midnight, tbs hour at
which the engineers md remGn secretly agreed
that all trains should be stopped. Tho Penn
sylvanla and LclltEh Valloy Roads a transport
the CentFal's tickets. The strike was especially
annoying to parties visiting Philadelphia, They
wcro Obliged to procure new tickets by the
Pennsylvania Railroad or await the running of
tho trains of the Central, whfCh took place to-
WarlS DfttruDpl.
, 1876-10-25


4 srrc!XI Acknowledgements.
~ AAH!12 &fiS!Sy; h!SA SyHi II; .1;
IAHsEsT S1s r. AS9 ~; Il! All siScN IN CHICAGO
'''52EA5$|{s5H$s SE$$$$$ |z$s:3E* s${|E
ScfA* EH*Esn,,, Esn,xE ,,,s., ,.-.
MASEEAcTYrER2 ES$I{K$SIS TIE
ESE $!';s};fFt|?Ea TRADE
oJlIiFf JElHT AZ M ExGRIap
WILL nj ENi A[k i|fSi,S 1 Ai Fo,EEt iSyE YEARS
";s:fnt tSMshriicEs H ritAS tSEn kS"WS sSH ssPS:E
MINK s y. M!t s s p. ..S s4 .:t
SFSS*** iS;i,X;Ss %HlISss j. i r. IS g. sa'
n S H'fsas ee: ss
MAR1Ey-s;s.Sa5. ~. W. 81, *a,' ~ ~ sc..
F;,i;tE:Sfll HEA!Tst; ~ sia ncrs Set
:SIS Sls; ! IS y s'oper set.
skiS sAt4uE y ia a .oa s,sa and
We We HAVE ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON A r1sAc.
S'H &LfHHisd u H II fit fit
svss W. s Fx s a1sf hsf1 co pSy
all styles and rriecs. irem 1r,pcr ynrL Upwards.
Good. will be .eus c. s. s. J. J. crpr.A. .un,oc. to ou,
Il. r. MAtrrtN,
f!ttTavo
, 1876-10-25
SOUTHERN CLAIMS,

a Copy of Ono that WINS ncJectc.1.-A Mar.
velons partlculnrify or Detail.
Special Correspondence ~ The Trtbuae.
WAslliEuroN, u. e., Oct. M.-Th!s Ia n copy
Of u clailu that was rojectc.l. II was frnuttu-
lent. 1t serves to Illustrate tic marvellous par
ttculatty ot fetail VI ,nultitules of tic claims.
The evidence In similar caacs is being carefully
preserved by tlIsioynl men throughout thu
South, IN anticipation Of n Bourbon restoration.
Witness tho claims for slaves, eXuct details Of
which are being carefully llctl away. This Is d
regularly organized business In the Southern
States, as much as the misunderstanding
job Is:
, 1876-10-25

nor his wLfo wont 10 ECO him. At the time Of
ed, aNd N now living in tliia city. Mrs. Msns1elA
LEFT tNe country went u fati4 md bad .eseta' aA.
accomplished lIb financial ruin. md na3lr returned
% this c.rMtry. She /. now u, ins III l'hltr !p,in
:tnles wife slau nhtAincln teal separation irouI
her husband, anl his father IL deuA.
, 1876-10-25
Tho Success or the ccntsnulu, Exhibition.

TNllNdeTph3N UuITffIn, 0cf. 10,
Those unllappy people whu did not subscribe
Tor Ccntenlai stock, and wllo !'ave been ntser-
abte over tho fear OF q financial failure, may bo
cotnforted. Tho exhibition is thu greatest sne-
cess, financially Us well u In all other ways. All
hebts arc lu!d. The rurrrnt .a!ly cxpcuses ure
paid. And liE balatiec IL piltng up III bank to
my tue gtockliulslrrs-pr -probably not less than
lilly or sixty per censut Ut their subscriptions,
And n!l th6 III spite of frlshttaly l!ot sulnsner.
Philadelphia must bu partlUnca II she intiulees
IN u littlp sclf-cungratu!atlon over results like
management Of The Centennial authorities
and frou the patriotIc enthusiasm Of her
DrOple.
, 1876-10-25
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Nothing of importance is being done
in Congress. The House has ordered
Mr.. Orton, President OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company TO produce
all the dispatches sent by the Company.
He will probably refuse, and test the
question.
The Supreme Court Of Florida has de-
cided that the Returning Board has no
right to throw out returns for fraud, and
must recount the vote. This will not
effect the Presidential election, but it
will let in all the Democratic State Off
GERS.
The South Carolina Legislature has
adjourned. Wade Hampton's rebel
House has elected Butler, of the Ham
burg massacre. U. S. Senator. and then
it adjourned.
The Democrats will hold convention
in Columbus January 8. What it is for,
no one can guess, unless it is to howl for
a new rebellion, intending to scare some.
body.
The investigating committees Of Con-
gross are still in the Southern States, tax
ing testimony.