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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-31
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NELSON GOROM.
Sergeant Signal Service. u. y. A.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

. STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Fon OrELousAs- Place Of the ST.
Mary The light-drnft passenger packet
Robt. Young. w. II. Daniels, master,
leaves for Washington and all landings
intermediate on Bayou Buuf and the
Atchafalaya. Capt. Daniels commands,
and our-and. in fact. evcrybody's -
friend, !. u. Schmidt, will be found in
the office.
FoR Rrp RIVER. The Lotus No. 3,
Capt. Dave Dannnls leaves at 5 p. m
to-day for Jefferson, Shreveport and all
way landings.
Fon OuAcnIrA RIVER. The Lesse
Taylor, Capt. j. W. Blanks, leaves
every Wednesday, mt p. m, for Ouachi-
Ia City. Monroe, Trenton and all way
landings.
The Bertha, Hec. Broad, master,
leaves for Opelousas this evening ut 5
o'clock.
The WEATHER -"Old Sol' is out strong.
Fans have been in demand for the last
week
Straws have risen, but the price OF
juleps and cobblers remain stationary
BUSINESS. There IL not enough doing
on the landing to speak of.
The Era No. 10 leaves Saturday at >
y. m, for Bnuf river.
DEPARTURES. The Glencoe for st.
Louis, Katie for Vicksburg, Stella Block
for Lafourche, Mary Ida for Upper
Coast, and Oriole and Frazer for Lower
Coast left port yesterday.
Capt. O. B. Crooks has entered the
Josephine rs regular BGuf River
packet.
The surerb Frank Pargoud is receiv
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Receipts this Morning.

GEEENNILLE-Per steamer Frank Pargoud
-4gio bales cotton 20J3 ska cotton seed.
LITTLE ROCk-Per steamer Katie i Koups--
i76 bales cotton 1873 sks cotton seed ESQ SKIS oil
cake $50 sks cotton seed meal tG1 bbls oil.
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Oriole-~-sun-
dries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenoek---
i5i bbls rice sks do u axis rough rice.
ST IOUIS-Per steamer Commonwealth -106
bales cotton hhds tobacco $500 bbs -four t7sa
bbls meal III bbla pork 29a5 SKIS corn Gts sacks
bran ~ hxa meat 80 eks bacon 20 cks meat
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GRAND ECoRE.
OPELOUSAs.
,ENT QPELQULAs WEEKLY

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEpNEsDAYt st s D. n, nm
ds%- FOR .WAs!I1NuTQh, POllT
t.-AaIksssssAak Barry. Cburchville. itayou Des
s3ssF~ Glaizes, Atcbnfnaya. simmaport.
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and oil Inisrme-
dnts points-The light draft passenger HteaIn@r
nOUT. YOUNG,
I'm places 81 IT. Maryj
W H. Daniel m,stsr. j. II. schmidt. clerk
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
UJTE h CABIN. Tchoupitoulas st.
Through bills lading to Bayous Dos Hlaizes
and Bout dt9 I'm
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Hy Railroad.
MOEGAN'S 10

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Il R
2a5 AXIS rough rice 7os axis potatoes.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
May 3i-72 bales cotton 26 hhds tobacco AZ tcs
hams 100 bbls lime.
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FINANCIAL.

nm g,fofpfiona pre co,yc,fed from me l1sf aolra
repotfcd al NE ,ipot fofion nnd HG'thdhts' Fr-
changes and from othr' a,6heufir soptCes. Otu'
fpdneial. eoHou and eomU'oc,ni ieieprnpa aJ'o He
tafrEt rerairrd
The demand for discount is moderate both
In bank and on thG street but without any
uuoinble variation Ia tho rates Of commercial
paper. We now quote eNoxtoual commercial
paper ut s@ per cent per hnnnm; Al do. ioe
First class mortgages continue Ia rtlO nj 9n 10
per cent per annum. while second grade arc en-
tirey nominal.
BANK CLEARINGS- Days clearings. t1s7.-
a3I 10: balances. sliT,iH Y.
GOID-Now rules mt li2hmti9@, against ll3.
at New York The market exhibits less activity
nominal nj 1ooeoiOo,a currency. while Mexican
dollars rule ut 81 0eoi oi's currency.
TEIIING-Offsringa light. demand mod
crate. market lower; Commercial quoted here
nj bi7@b4a currency. bank -esbbi. bunk counter
rate s5i5@... Commercial ut New York ut 4sb',
6yiaGis gold. bank All 'it@l8Th,
FRANCS-Dull. Commercial quoted here, %
l6il bank nominal. Commercial mt New York
SE% Yok f?'s hTrf 's Sd and unchanged
Bank checking rate on Ncw York = per cent
premium. Commercial sight A@o-J2 premium
sTOCKs-Dull and without any new feature
STATE coNsoLs Lower; quoted nominal
u City + " PREMIUM BoNps-Modcrutcy active
and lower quoted 35mJ5't
STOCK ENCHANGE--Lnst .snlca: % shares
Cnmolon Kairoad sio2. 50 New Orleans city
- e 0135's "
COTTON-Although the assortment continues
poor n fair demand prevails for ordinary TO
good ordinary. and sales are reported thus Tar
of about $500 bales at strong prices. The market
IL now generally considered higher. probably
owing to dispatches quoting the Liverpool mar
ket firm, and that Of New York firm also with
holders asking higher
THE COTTON EXCHANGE Reported sales
Saturday 1850 bales. Market iirmer, and raised
quotations Of Low Ordinary. Ordinary and
Good Ordinary iac, and Low Middlng, Mid
ding and Good Mddling hc. and quoted
IA follows: Low ordinary 7c1s. ordinary e.
good ordinary 9]s. low midding i0se, middling
HE and good mddling l2le
DAYS net receipts of cotton here g32 bales.
against sOs same day last year.
Days exports here t6o3, against 3i0l same
date last year.
stock in presses here 9s.22s bales Es-
timated amount unsold $1,000 bales. a9hnst
AZ 100 same date last year.
Net recei pts here since Sept. I. .3G8775 bales.
against g7I $50 same time last year-increa5e
396, ,e25.
Exports from here since Sept. 1. 1t49 .Go2 bales.
against os2, SIG same time Inst ycar-increase
366 gS6. -
Heceipts ut all ports since Sept. $40 bales
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Arrived last Evening.

ter-~pon..
Mex brig Esperanza. Saneho. II days from Al
ado, to master-Point.
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NEW ORLFANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
Il h--May 30. 81 bales cotton isl hhds tobacco
md sundries to order.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-31

The Bristow organs Of Cincinnati
have ierked six pages out OF the Direc-
tory and published II rs Bristow club.
list. Louis Giobe-Democrat (Whisky
Rem.
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NJ MAKINE NEWS.
/. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. May 81. is1s
Arrived this Morning
No arrivals from sea.

NO NFfINHIH TTOIH N'tI.
sTFAMBOATS
Frank Pargoud. White. from Greenvill0
kntin l. Kouutz. IIanncy. from Little Rock.
Oriole Cnrrick. from Lower Const.
Wawenoek, TAYLOR. from Lower Coast.
Commonwealth Shields, I'm st Louis
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The Grand Hotel at Point Clear rears It's
breeze -wooing front Immediately facing the
Gulf Go there
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UPPER COAST.

NEW ORLEANS AND BATON ROUGE
PAGKEp.
Leaves every "WEDNESDAY Mt n m. and
SATURDAY Mt 3 q. m,
G~ Tho passenger packet =
.lrx4a;s.ask :, Ys,. :
r. Errgtron ,nnater j. g. Eergeron clerk
leaves as a,.ve, coming down the Coast every
MONDAY and FRIDAY In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board. or 10
np4 H. q. MELANCON. g2 Bienvills vt.
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Latest Financial, Cotton and CONNER
cinl Cclcgrams.

rrNASctAt.
Mem roJh. MAY ~ n m Money rate per cent. {.
carrying rntn /. Gold loans Hat
London. May u 900 T.. IN. Conspls pa te. T..
y. e soa now. ---. 10 ios loo4. 2os 1861 iopt
Bank oI England rate per cent: three months
bills open market. -~Gets per cont
Tnjs. May ~ 900 y. m lscntcs 1oi 81.
COTTON.
Lir9pp1i. May u. 2. m.-Eitm Mt opening
ana unchanged now sales io,o1o enies. ot which
1900 nre American. Midalng uplands i6-iea !
Middling Orleans g'sd
DELI VEHI Liverpool. May u 900 D. m
Uplnnds. my port; Low Middling. August ana
la.so .. M July and August 9 10.
ue're. May sl.-DnlI and UNCHANGED; Tres res
orNy"'s t @sns Msy ~ ~ j L2w y m'o"E qG9 h" Z
ers asking higher prices. sales III. ordinary
H9ie. Good Ordinary 9ib-,c, LoY Middling
u ib-ie; Mid.lllng Uplapds - Mldd!ng Aba.
bamas l2E. Middlng Orleans II 3-1G; Middling
'1ji r1TTU'iRFs ii < May el-li,os a. Market weak
l2l@i2l. june Z 7-leei2', July y a.a2@i2a.
August ~ t,mt2 9lG. September 70 -lemi2 i, Oe-
tol,er II a ieeoi2, November l2im12. SO. Deccm-
Ter ~ a-tG January l2am - blG February iAl@
- I-ie. March i3ts.si2t. April t2.@it'e
COMMERCIAL.
Lr0poot Nav q, / y. l'aeon-I J.. G; N, iss
81. =. g; y. ia cd Corn ass id"2es g. t'gmr @
Talpw AM ttH. +. y e. 47sGd. Wboat- Spring
~ i,i@gs sd, winter % cd@ps iOd.
fh,eago Way g 10 o.a"moinis so aull ana tower
p.90 Hogs 10000 Market moderately active.
Little better feeling.
p.ab Whcnt lower. 81 on July.
p.io-Pork ilrmcr. sales slE 30 July. Lara
ilrmer sales lie July.
o.ab.-torn heavy. t3h June. Az July
lo:3b.-Onts dun and lower 49, June. 2ss June.
| nominaly 2s1 cash.
u-Meats llrmer sales y. II. 81 August. nomi-
nally oJuly. 80.
II :2b.--torn hrner. fnir demand. As cash. H5G
i3sa June, 43fs o3t4 July.
ti.-Estimated hogs 5000 Market strong. fairly
active 501Oc higher. ~ l06b6 - light, So g0Us ~
heavy 81 1000 80 ship: official estimate II 800.
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River N eWs.
OFFICE Nrw OptHaNs DEMOCRAT.

OFFICE Nrw ORtEANs DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening. May II. 1915.
Tnc undersigned. In assuming ennrgo of the
WNnr Department nf the DAILY DEMOCRAT re-
specially soieta from hR steamboat friends n
continuance If the patronage So literally oN-
tended during his connections with the New Or
lcnng frpReeut aud Buiietin. -
GEO ]. DUNCAN
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HAVANA.
To l'Oycr Deficits.

HAVANA. May 3O--The Home Govern
ment officially notified the Government
Of Cuba 1t will soon send necessary in.
structions for the treasury Of the island
TO draw on Madrid monthly for such
amounts as it may need to cover its de-
iicits.
Spanish gold 2lsW2iSi.
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GEO. J. DUNCAN.

DrrlcE or OBSERVATION. SIGNAL SERVICE USA.t
New Orleans. May 10 iaTG. I
Daily report Of tho stnGo of water. with 9hnnges
IN the twenty four hours ending AT y. N.
4, All
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no consideration whatever; that Cald.
we'll. who acted as his agent In negotia-
ting the securities, used a great portion
of them In advancing his own enter
priHes
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lH.G]:ll'll5iA 2!l!E3 3'LS73!]
l4Z2Zl INN
S|3f2 12
nyt2 Gn D&W

Highly recommended by Professors and Doc
Apuente. Bricrsl. Bruins Le Monnler, Mas.
Hava and other distinguished physicians of
New Orleans. aud by tho Academy OF Sciences
The undersigned is the solo manufacturer OF
this OIL which may be had Of all druggists.
ja1 " A. JAS 103 ChArtres street
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QUEBEC.
4 Terrible Fire.

QuEpEc. May 30. Fifty houses are
burned on Scott street and the fire Is
still raging. High wind blowing.
LATER Tho iirc continues to rage
with unabated fury. The houses already
destroyed may be counted by hundreds.
Almost the whole population Of the
lower part Of the st. Louis. suburbs are
moving, and hundreds Of poor. unfortu-
nate sufferers will be compelled to pass
the night in the open fields. Thousands
of people are on the streets, viewing the
fire The water was turned Off from the
ward where the fire started, which will
account for its rapid spread. The Asy
lnm Of the Good Shepherd Is now out
~ Iapynr
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F,shcr.s Testimony Against Uiainc.

BosroN, May 3o.-Warren Fisher, Jr.
contractor for building the Fort Smith
and Little Rock Road, has been sum
moned TO Washington.
The Boston Herald publishes an in
teryiew with a prominent lawyer who
acted for the creditors of Warren Fisher,
.Ir.. in their investigation Of what be-
came OF the million dollars in bonds
and securities. said to have been given
Fisher.
The attorney says Fisher testified that
he paid TO Hon. j. Ct. Blaine $l3O, 900 for
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-31
CHEYENNE. w. II.
Indians Ou the WAR rath.

CHEYENNE. W. T. May 20. capt. Egan
Returned To Fort Laramie to-day. after
soouting tho country from Fort Laramie
TO Custer over travelled road aud re-
turning win the agency road On sage
Creek he overhauled n band OF GOO In
dams IN tho midst OF IN attack on
Hnoht's OK train. en- route Tor tho Hills.
aud a,,coeeded IN driving them off. They
are taking n northerly direction, and
are intent ON joining Sitting Bull. A
man aays fully 1000 young warriors have
left their reservations.
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AkADn N
Hammer Presentation.

ALBANY, May 3o-A banner, procured
by the ladies Of Albany and other parts
of the State. to be presented to the
Women's 4 Pavilion at the Centennial Ex-
hibition, was presented by ex-Gov. Sey
mour on the part of the ladies to OK !.
Gov. Hoffman. who received 1t on bchals
Of the Womcn's Pavilion at the oxhibi-
ton.
II IL of blue silk, richly embroidered
and measures l2 by Is feet. II Is in
ecribed with these words. worked in
letters OF gold From the daughters
OF New York to their sisters OF the
Union" Beneath. the date l17G-ls7G
are the words; The Lord God be with
MS as He was with our fathers.
An ode, written for the occasion by
VIM. Cullen Bryant, was read by Hon.
Lyman Trcmaine.
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BAN FRANCISCO. May 10. The Garlic,
from Hong Kong. with GOO coolies. has
arrived
The Groavcnor Commission was re-
ceived at Yunnan with much ceremony,
and several days festivity,
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ST. LOUIS.
4 D.arwc Failure.

Sr. Loua, May 30 The extensive
grocery house Of jackson. rfants 4
bourlass suspended thia afternoon.
Their liabilities are said to be SaoN
assets unknown. ,
Hr. Loulu. May 30. Mechanics Mill
ca. operative Concern burned Loss
t95,OO0
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CINCINNATI, May 10. Passenger rates
on all roads eastward from Cincinnati
will be reduced to. morrow to the follow
ing figures To Boston $40. to New York
SID, TO Philadelphia $i2 IS. 70 Baltimore
and Washington $40 40.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-31

OFFICE N. O. DEMOCRAT.
"Wednesday Evening Nav "A. 1916. J
W. rut,Iauep ftuu rrchnuueh The fnHaTibg
interesting financial and commercial
Qtcmss
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HAMS; Maryland brand; the
. choicest in the market: ,1
ap24 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1876.

| expected brc re off his head AS if to make way
| for the white cap. Detective Roberts, hi
haogmau, was about pulling it over his face.
turued to see her. She had lost the power Il
stand. They had to hold her up while they
pulled down the cap. Great God can thoug hi
be more horrible.
| Still no one at The gate
Thev were told TO walk forward upon the
| front and ireacherous part OF the pa FORM
There they stood. Atzcrot swayiug with
tear; Payne cree and firm as tho gladiator,
which he resembled. when awaiting the fatal
fat; Harold, sill. She lteIess to all appear
auce. The sentries had ceased pacing. You
could hear pin drop.
Good bye, my friends, we'll meet again, ="
exclaimed Harold.
Azerot said something could DOT hear.
Still no one at tie gate
Hancock closed his watch.
The men who upheld the lifeless woman
stepped back on the solid bali Of the platform.
She was falling, when suddenly the supporting
posts in front were Knocked down, aud all four
dangled and swung-thc NEST CHASTITY spccta-
Gle man ever saw
She never perceptibly moved. Her petit
coats and dre-s had been gathered with srlrg
about her ankles. She hung dead weight of
flesh cot less than two hundred pounds.
Payne writhed and twisted for several mi
nutes.
There was no shout. There was shudder
went through all present-thgough soldier aud
civlan-uothing more.
Again | looked at Hancock. If ever he
wore that frightened look on the field, his sol
dicr fame Is lie.
Who withheld the reprcVc
Holi says Andrew Johnson did. johnson
said he was never asked for it. Holt adm's
that an official application by the murderouS
couclave Of troopers, called the court, was
made to Andy for q reprlcve. Andy said Star-
ton withheld it. Each threw the blame co
the other; but, whosoev2r was to blame. the
deed was done, in face Of day. under the sha-
dow Of the flag of the United States, by the
authority ct rs President, the acqniescence of
his Cabinet. the sigoing OF the Secretary of
War, and under the ac,u'l supervision OF
maior general of its armies.
OF all the more active participants IN that
murdcr, Holt alone remains TO lace the strange
tat,s that have overtaken bis associates there
in-dubious and sudden death.
Stanton died quickly after. He died sudden
w. and suspected ofthc suicide OF remorse. ::
King drowned himself. And men do say he
drowned himself from ablity to face the con-
staut memory Of his unsolicited share 10 that
woman's murder.
Andrew Johnson, whose demisc recalls the
whole Of that awful story to the mind again.
died suddenly. But not, we trust, because OF
this crime, OF which passog weakness alnn"
made him . passive accomplicc. c.-Rlchn,Ond
Euguirer'S Correspondence
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TPDkGRAFFS DOGSkIN and CASTOR
u BEAVER GLOVES and GAUNTLEIS
for ladies and gents; tui line of style and NUN
an3 II. G. SLAYMAKER cos.
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KEROSENE-l0 bbls, 10 degrees, just re-
~ ceived by ,,,,n
1eb IA j. u. q d. MILD y NN.
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.NEE7'IN'G!S.

TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i JANNEY CAR COUPLING co. will be
held al the office of Mayor kemper, on " ED
NESDAY, April 26, 1T O'Clock p. m
ap l3-eotd E. II JAN hEY, President.
NGTICE -ALEXANLRIA ca NAL co.
~ The nnusl General Meeting Of the Stock
holders of the j alexandria Canal Company will
be held in the auditors Office, in the city OF
Alexandria on MONDAY, the | day of May,
proxlno, at II O'clock IN. 7. &. UHLEk.
ap 4-2awtd Clerk Aiexa Canal 20.
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DR. j. H. McLEAN'S CELEBRATED,
~ FAMILY MEDICINES, consisting of
Strengthening Cordial, Volcanic oi! Llniment,
Chinoiidne sugar Pills Liquid vermituge'
Universal White Crystal Coa'cd PILLS, Candy
Vermi;uge, Wonderful Cough and Lung Heal
in. Globules and CAtarrh Snuff. For sale both
wholesale and retail by
feb III JAIN NE 70 W.
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HUNs, CAPS, WADS, &c.-Just opened at at
" S. King street, Alexandria, Va, corner of
Royal, an sssortment OF English Twist Shot
Guns, of good quality and Al very low prices /;
also a Breech Loader with all the fixtures,
shells, Sc, Musliet Caps, Gun Wsds, Flasks'
Pouches Belts, &c, to winch we invite aIten-
ton. ,<,,nr COM
~ j Y, CkEtlr Il W y " OtJI.
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PROFESSgR-S.gL fiARDS.

- experience in all Female Irregularities and
all Discusses Females are subject to, guarantees
success in every case or no charge. fatlenLS
visited that are unable to call and sec hlm: IoI
north Howard ST, Baltimore, Md. ap "a -lmE
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4 CARD.-Circumstance rendering it de-
"a sirable that l should locate in Baltimore, l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexand-ie to DR.. d. n RUST. He has been
lor so many years associated with me as TO need
no introduction or endorscmcnt MS skill, ability
asld reputation for honesty and high integrity
being well known. | cordiaIly commend hlm
to the favor ot my friends md patients, rs woll
worthy Of the position u wnich he succeeds, and
bes peak for him the practice with which. for so
long, | have been favored.
JAM ES u. HODGkIN.
Alexandria, Vs. 1nar lG-Lf
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MENTAL NOTICE.

|DsNrAL NOTICE:
DESTROYS to accommodate my former patrons,
l have closed my Dental office in Washington
and reopcncd permanently ut my old residence,
No. II south Royal street, where | Will pc
pleased to see my old friends and the public
generally.
In addition to my well known-snd in looking
back % years. may Justly say well trleo"
SETS on GOLD and SILVER plate, an,
also prepared to make and repair Vu!canlte ana
Celluloid Sets in the most perfect and durable
manner.
ap ll-lm* JULIUS DIEN ELT, Dentist.
DIR. Il. r. JONES,
No. 32 North Gay street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Late Resident Physician and Surgeon to Spe.
cial Hospital for the Genlto Urinary
Organs Paris
Guarantees speedy snd certain relief in all Dis
eases and irregularities Incident to Females, in
Impotency and Sterility, and all ills concoml-
tant with 4 buse Of Natures Laws. ap ii
RICHARD l.. MAUKY,
ATTORNEY l. COUNSELOR AT LAW,
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
No lOl5 Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
ms- Special f.cilities for prompt collections
throughout Virginia and West Virginis.
Refers TO Gov John Letcher, (recent nsrtner)
Lexington, Va; The State Bank OF Virginia.
Gov jas. L. kcmper, Hon. <. M. I. Hunter.
and Il. H. Mau V u Co., Bankers, Richmond,
Va; M4ssrs. Barring Bros. s. Co., j. b. Gilliat
i Co, London, England NH 81
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DUILDERS' HARDWARE, Nails, Horse
d hoes, hcrse Shoe Nails, Nail Rods, Iron
and other things too Humorous to merton, for
sale by b :. fEAhh ",
Sn Il lSl hlnH 81, AIe&Ant.FlA, q.
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-e-1 in the bill OF complaint have been
.unlawfully retained by et dirided
among the defendants, Or issued or
disposed OF by thrm il violation OF
their duty as members Of ANY pur.
chasing committee or as members Of
the board of directors, or in violation
Of any trust OF confidence, rapnsel III
any manner whatever; aud they also
deny that 'by any action or false in1l-
ure eron their part the liabilities or bur.
dens of complainant have been unjust
~ pr unnecessarily increased 10 the
amount OF moro than one million dol
lars, or to any amount whatever.
TIE answer also shaws that the com
pany was immensely bcnht,cd by the
accession Of l'ilden aud his friend 10
lis control, The transactions in stock
were individual acts, and not those Of
the trustees, and the amounts paii
ATiiden for legal services were for
specified work done,
coNrRApJcIEp.
ALBANY, Aug. s-E D. Worcester
contradicts the dispatch stating lhat
the Central railroad have given a
mortgage for s32 ,ooo,0o0 to w II.
Vanderbilt.
SOUTHERN INDIANS ON rl& WAR PATH
LEAvKSwon1u. Aug. IS \ story
cb.ies hero from, aorihcfli iexas thai
large body of Indians, said 10 nun
bet fron 1900 10 5000, sarr campcd
on .hc north fork ot .Relhrlvcr, some
20 or 80 miles from Fl. lsl0tt 5aal
that great fears cAis, among the peo-
| pie OF that section that they mediate
mischief, If I.ei wa Il issaid they
are swell armed, aud have an abund-
ance of provisions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-09
AsrNsaeat 81 tn Csafsresee
Committee o. tho Aprro-
s@4 pristisa Bills.
The Forelsa War Still Gsss On.
.Congress,oh.l

WAAHISaro rox. Aug. 81ho chair
preesnted commaniostion from the
secreasry Of var inclosine = lsstcr
froa Chief Engineer Cross .remon-
strat,ng against the proposed amend-
nent TO the river aud harbos l,ill, linn
itiog the amount for the south wes,
.pass II the Mississippi nyess Or
dered printed snd laid on tho tsbie.
Hitchcock called up th. ssnate bill
establishing the Territory Of Pembina
aud provide ) government for the
same. The new Territory consists ol
sSe northern portion of Dakots.
Edmunds moved TO postpone uatil
tbs 6rst Aundsy Id December. Lost,
- TO %. Tho bill shes passed.
Edmunds called up the two Miaais.
: sippi elsotiou reports, which were Or
1ared psiated and iabIcd.
Logsn, from the military commit.
toe, reported adversely the house bill
10 pardon descrters. Indefinitely
postpooed. sse
Bogy moved 10 ssopnsidcr the vote
establishing the Territory nj -Pemhine,
and gave notice that he would move
to cha61e ~ nlme t1TAlgohquin.
The enxt6 then- cohsldefEd the sub
ject on the caIendsr not objected to
Nsoss.
80. .TGsoSEmottxzs s1kos;os- th13 IL
clerk Of the house pay titzhugh, th.
ex.door kespsr, , u ssissy from thu
12d Of May to Aug. lst vas referred
Lasdsrs introdnced ! bill to secure
the prompt resumption Of specie pay
ment. Referred % the oommittee os
weights and measures.
Garfield moved 10 grant . lease o
absence to sons 10 Aemoers Who de
sired il. Agreed to.
The bill 70 print, l4D 900 copies oi
the agricultural reports Of 1874. snt
VOC 800 - 1875 ti.nAE sPpsSPsiA,inl
tl9O 900 therefor, passed. u
The house considered BIand's sil
yer bin, ssd Odeil ssd Pierce con
sumed the nosaiag hour With dil4to
ry motions.