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New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

further rise of LAS per cent But it clearly was
uu-bill work and later the market was dull and sag
ging The coal stocks were particularly weak, as
also was Illinois Central while Lake Shore, after
sellinr from 557s TO 56l2, was well sustained at
555s This stock and Michigan Central are the ones
most subject to clique control and hence are the
hest cared for in cases Of emergency. bad break
in them and North-Westerns probably means
disaster. The market closed weak and
feverish, with the final sales comparing
with the last Of yesterday as follows: Declines
Rock Island and Union Pacific, each ls; Erie, Ohio
and Mississippi Wabash. and Pacific Mail, each i;
Lake Shore, Michigan Central, and United States
Express, each as; Northwestern preferred, New
York and New-Haven, st. Paul preferred, Western
Union, and American Express, each y Central of
New-Jersey, 6s Harlem, "a; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and Delaware and Hudson, each 7s;
and Illinois Central. 2ia. Advanees-C., C. and
l. c., ls; c., C., c.. and l., 1; and Wells-Fargo &
Co. 2 per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE or TIE STOCK MARKET:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
The STATE OF TRADE.
nr.nAnr,aN AfApKI~ra

dull 7o. cqt dull at a. sh0r, @ he
I46: HamsLong Cut dg, at 49, shoulder: a @ at s. $ts
Mess da al So Lard@Prime Western rmer j5 Tal,ey
Prime City dull at 428. TurpentlneSpltlIs niieF AZ J0
can Cbo.ce drmsr az 69. dun at 54. FiouEIlrs
state steady 26 wheat-No. spring steady at 10s;
soit1rrn steady al 1910 CurnSO Mixed steady al 2L
IIVsRPool, Dec 6-l2:3O p m.-C0tion II nri; Middnns
incndine 1000 bales speculation and export rccePs
$500 bales OF which $500 bales were American t9's.ss
recovered; plauS JeW
Middng clause februaIy aud March delivery e9sd alsc
sales OF the .aue eII Cpands Low hidhg am , snss sc
clause. April and May delivery 6sd; uplands i3S S Ae
ds TBsbs fAs Low MSns Clause new crop shipped
January sail, 67lsd; Uplands, Low hidalihs CLAUSE
IvERFooI Dec $50 p m.-cotton futures steady Up
lands low Mddng clause January and February deedS ~
GIaf Uplands low Middling clause March and Aprn e
livery Sd also sales Of the at 6isd Upands Loy
%g e cSaI S9 es esT fG bale. %cTS
LNREPooI, Dec. 6-5 MT plands Cotton LOW Mlaanns
clause. April and May delivery oHssd Henned FeVOiean'
LONDON Dec 6-The improvement IN silver today was N
allotment OF India Council bilSat S9sa
per rupee advance over last week. -. -, -.
LoSboS. 6-l2Sop mcOnsols, sss for both money
shares, .. Silver quoted to-day at % "a ounce o,,v
LoSpoH Dec 6-lS9 p s iSr c IoIn 1a mSnSt
loaf sc. for the account - o,.,o,,.. 10
LONDON, Dec. 6-3 p. m.-Refned Petroleum 2I@2ltaT
ISSDox, Dec $3.50 p m.-The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England on balance To-Day 70
IoSDoS, Dec. ca p m.-U. s. bonds 1868 1892. new
gland to-day s25OO0 Shipment 10 the United stag
Paris quote per cent rentes at l04t 81 ~ io the
LoSgoS, Dec sS %conmOa n.aaI R0sins SS s s8gsG
PARIS Dec 6-Exc2Ang on London. 20L 10 2c for short
FRiyKFoRT Dec 6-United states bonds fves 10li 4
ANTWERP, Dec. 6Petroleum. 6Shf for Fine Ple Amer.
to-day al prices Cd. a i below last saturday.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw.YoRK, Dec 6.-BEEvEs- Arrivals 60 cars each at
Jersey City and sxtiehst making l974 head hesidss %
due at place this afternoon Total since
Saturday 1898 against time last week Weather
nne active Prices about Neutrality-suspicious.
drooping the close There very few choice animals
Shipment to Europe at cost of lie, so N ewt
but the numbers light which good enough
coed 0c SO Most sales at Stdoc for hinnish 70
decent steers There were cars Colorado az 90 D.
tives sc 81 at se SO nc s2e, part 90 2ll at s'ic,
mostly 81 n SsS at &c. Sc ID 2i5 at 9c 30S at 9c. 1906
al 9slc; $50 az lOc nearly all 80 n at l0c 81 10; 20
at To- half Of hcm SO % 29 At lc Of which 10 were 60
n cwt Average g4c Some light State bulls hold
ing with an oner Of 2iae. for them.
The Sxtehs droves put down. q cars 70 7. East
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

The preponderance OF loans at the stock ;Xchang"
were made at and per cent. "ith late chaSFe. a.
a lower basis. Discount is nominal The United
Statcg Treasurer nj Washington received to-day
SiOO. 900 national bank notes for redemption. The
revenue rrccIpts S2GO.0OO The following is the
Cleanng-ho statement to-day: Currency eN-
changes. Sts OD7 .2S2; currency balances, ~
$3.50: gold exchanges, SJ,"O1, ,iJ2; gold bal
auccs - ,3Olt2j.
There was no new feature to Government bonds,
though au active business done covering rcgis-
tered ISIS at It3; registered lSGJs at lOJls;
coilpIn ANDY at ll2li; coupon 1865 at lljll;
coupon sUSs AT llGas Registered new HVes at II
coupon at 1lU7-: registered ten-iOrtics at liza.
and coupon at ll3ls. We annex latest street quota
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Sa.S FsTss& & Y
1919 55oo bush bush % barley Susi Rye bush TTo1
Zoo Bush oats, lO5O bush Barley, 400 bush; hys
SSS Sce9 eh S rooa rS Milling demand and firm sSe 200 bush
Winter at 81 4Odsl 42Gsl 43 in lots 10 milers Z3
81 s. 1000 BUSH drscS Bay Club at j 26 Corr
qSm2aG and ds @ nd sp oS SSs doing 0 % ASg S %
quy sales reported Malt in ar uade denondi peess ps
same Seeds-Ight sales and quotations unchanged hsr
wines drl and unehad Pork and LaId in light de1nand'
CnicGGo Dee G@Fiour quiet and unchanged Wheat IN
settled Olt generally lower No cnicago q lS fassI ss
teeSts gnseisd and lower a 4Ss S;Sss Ss;9
Ave easier az 7c Barley weaker al a. s64e cash 6s
January Pork dull shade lower a. SIG l6aSO 20 ess'
End g inactive at 50 s7 cas6 sioesio o. January Bu
Rereipts % Sooo Sbis Fioar, $1,000 bush Wheat 5000
bush Corn, $4,000 bush OATS 5000 busa Rye COS 9Ssa.
$1,000 BUSH Corn, 2iOOO bush. oats ilooO bush Rye.
loco bush Barley AZ the me as5n20e sn q nP oyoas
CScSNArI Dec eFiOur strong and higher Family % 90
as6 rs. Wheat scarce aud rm Red Il sSS ~ g. Bys
@ strons q at 75e Barley in fair demand at slss O5 PORK
quiet SIC Lard fairly active and 90 shade higher SS
$40 75 Bulk Meats quiet Shoulders Clear b Sids
Scmnsg SS Slsh5 SneSanss rceh Meats dull lS
5oc short R6s SI re- Hans lam aver SSssasag 70 o p Bstisr
G1S and IS S 70 cs GSs f s Ts IS s aeS so
g sSus sSs*S n.od s GsSfS Receipts .6pmsn SSs
STEADY Extra White Michigan 81 AZ Milling 81 ssh ~ ~.
White Michigan, 81 3ln Milling 81 2s2 bid Noz Mn'aa
Mixed bad Oats nomnay unchanged flJ
1903 Dbls Wheat 7439 bash Corn, 500 bnsl OATS Zas
bush shipments-FeuF 800 bbls Wheat 1858 ousi O"'''
300 bush.l Oats, 2.23l bash. 80. ,o.sa
easier No. Milwaukee. 81 2si No do = ls,si Go, Sar,
nary 81 193; February, 81 2lisi No do 81 ~ Sv'
easier No 2 Al no Oats steady No. q 33c Rye ssev'
demand fair; No T. see Barley less aetive NO sP,ins
T7a77 ac. No d. * ad44c Provisions dull wcaA IN
ing downward Receipts 500 bbs floSr a. gieVw S. wbesi
PHIADRLPHIA Dec s-Petroleum rather quiet but wy ,f
held; Refined 26c for ordinary and "a sc i9I hsn ale.
CIude 6l nc Cloyerseed IN good demand a. n ps siss
llS5te Flour r and In steady lossi eq"SP, Pesnsysa
MA Ohio and indiana do % 2Sa$0 81 Louis fsh. ,f
SIas7 O5 PATENT So Hgh Grades "a 6Oa$s %; hsmsna
and Corn Meal unchanged. Choice Wheat ~ s AZ s 40
but low grades very dull Pennsy Red ~ al t68
Amber, 81 45dSl al Western dop ~ szi "hS
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
pASSENG EPS SAILED.

II n. eJ5s r Charles BurSck Sister Eliza Carr Miss ice
Cater r. Garter Mrs Martha Cohen, II. CrittenGcn Cen
(aieb ushing q. A. Demig Major Dixon, MI 0ofOuzky
j. G. Edwards, Miss D. l. Goding, MI Gray Mn HaStf'
Mr ami Mrs eiuann, Mr.. Helmh0z Franz Hess, IT, Il
limit Mis- F. Ivers Alice Jones, i. d. Kelly d. I'd
ward mbfr Leitch Sister Lucy Alvah Miller MISS j.
Joseph NJ J. Philip j. r. T1efSO fe'tX
SchusteI Mr. aud Mrs Henry smmonts MISS Carrie snow
en d. Soudheim SOurge w. d. StOckman, Mss NJ nne
Straag sutton. Mrs swap and SOD, Mr. iln3sei Hlss
Wainewight. +. r. W9rd George Henry warren, has'eI
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
Carefully reported TOR rHs rgIBrSEl
TOTAL RECEIPTS of PRODUCE
WEDNESDAY, Dec. o. lSi
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

v
ASUES-Ther0 only unlmporan lobbng sales at the
iae iVtres Of 4slC. for Pots and Gast for Pearls.
COFFEE-Tho market foE MILO trades was quiet but urn
Maracabo GalSc aud Java 2 d23c, both gold Rio
very firm quiet at l6d &C. gOd for ordinary O. prime
cargoes Gd20c go for JOb0ng lots no invoice sales
tfanspirrd.
COiTON ON-There quOtable change In the official
prices spot Cotton but holders met the demand freely and
easy quotations made 10 stimulate trade there
good home business but little for export foreign exchange
being du freight scarce these obstacles
trade 20 great extent though the Liverpool
MAJ irm The sales 2slb bales OF which S63
last evening including 567 for export and 1919 for home
SUMPTION ana 4O ior speculation included IN The above sales
arc bales arrive zoo bales delivered contract
The receipts the ports 70l baos against 3S 800
bales day last week. aud 1862 bales this day last
the following the nOmnal quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
Saiesoner ne call


WEDNESDAY,, Dec. U-P. ".
The solicitude felt concerning the business Of the
trunk lines of railway is not confined 10 speculative
circles but extends to that class OF operators who
continue 30 hold their stocks in hopes OF obtaining
higher price than the present market value. There
fore comparison OF to-days rates east from
Chicago with those of one year ago may be both
interesting and instructive. They are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

Railroad bonds were dull, but the trsts OF Mil
vaukce and St Paul. Ia Crosse division, were up 10
iO3; ditfo, c. and NJ. division, selling at 100 and
l. and NJ. division at % Chicagoand North Western
coupon gold Cons0ls were 02l2, Cleveland and
Toledo Slnking Fund, ll0l2 Great Western
seconds, 7ll2G72; Ohio and Mississippi consols'
1880 so: Dclaware and Hudson Canal registered,
Tho earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for
thc fourth week IN November were: 90, ~,
is7g sCsi4l 80 1875 slsl 500 Decrease sl35SS %
For month Of November: -,o,-
The following gentlemen were elected directors oil
the Gold Exchange Bank: W. I. Hatch. II. N. Bene-
diet II. l. Edwards, q. H. Scranton, l.. & benedict
r. W. Williams, Jay G.. Wemple, john L. Van Nos
trand, Simon Schafer Frederick Mead, Il. L. Flower
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

100 12ltc 500 122lqc; 1880 12sc. total, 800 bales
f eceer 100 2;, J1sRagy go SI9 &c. 1 Fs6
rGaTy 200 I2Isc March g9 l2''sse i9sa n nsleo Sg9
January LOO l29sc 500 2sse 100 l2'72sii SCo 90
l2sc.; March. 200 l2' 200 i2l'sge 2VO d6
Inv o. f8e total g. % bales. Grand total - 100 bales
The may closed quef but firm
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF NEW YORK. .DEc.

PORT OF EEw.YoRK.. G.
Steamship state OF Nevada BrJ Braes, Glasgow Austin
sSeSmsSp City of NewYOrk Havana F. Alex
as teaSshP Gulf STREAM crOve Charleston, j. W. ountard
stesmsr,p BoDefactor Jones' MOrehead City and Whining
ton y. C.. Wm. p. clyde & 60. - . 49,.
Steamship Annie sleen Mmnst&Sn & Del A. ABBOT: as Hand
Steamship w woodward, Young Baltimore, v; Dalzel
si5p y sshingion' Martin, Liverpool Thomas Dunhams
Rark GSleshead orb Evans, NewcasleOn.Tyne' Funeh
Han ocean rJ Mckenzie Belfast ireland, r. Whitney
sSfk Vision CSor Thorsen, Falmouth for orders
ark Maria cioilde ia) sano Gloucester Eng FGnch
hqyg BarS T,tania CSor) Hauf Bremen C. Tobias Co
BSrE success CS0T Olsen. Port Natal Africa, C. Tobias
BARK Burnside smith LeghorD J. II Winchester Co
BaIk AasSa Perry NSpe LaTe9SS eSS V5 .SoW w. John C.
sekr Mary Louisa caskeu. Washington, N c. zophar
seSr wapela Perry. Mobile E. D. Hursut & Co ,,.-
seT esT oIsSaT Se4a & ForSr ST. john e. b. T. l. Nevius
eG2 schr velma PiunKet Jeremie, Hsyti T. Becker Co.
sST. SRI ~ H CsId ioni jscksohye warren Ray.
Schr. Hero, Baker. salem, wIlis II Ropes
Barge Potomac, Sweeney. Philadelphia, Jas. HAND
ARRIVED
& Et4og Bg & s e e sso% fqy BROS 20 via No
steamship Abensrc Gibbs Lewes with iadsc and pass g.
s,es@I@as NJ b Curtis Rich, AMI J. Bacon, Muir from
schr Hattie Haskell Jurens san Bias 2S days with cocoa
sesf zsbena of Parrsboro n 81 Merriam Windsor,
.chr Eiies, Morrieon, clifford Bangcr. with lumber.
SClOONEHs-AIYEK COAsINlsE
z / Tav PORTSMOUTH, A. WOOiey, Dsuversport
Jncy KCeler R0stO1. G c. Crosby Wellfect.
..ngler, Marciam. Excelsior, New BelOi'l
@. Fell, Pawtucket @. H. s0mes, FI0ylderce.
q. Huntington, PaWfucket Julia Blakci providence
alm0n 1 aeon, Providence. Boston. Providence
jonathan Cone Providence NJ T.. Hines, PrOydcnce.
N. d. NaistOn, Providence. j. H. Gamage, providence.
=. +. Haskins DightOn. Sparkle. Pan River.
Gust Iall River :. 4. Chartre, Taunton.
. Al. ;. DEAN Norwich. WIN. Allen, Norwich.
A. liEe, Norwich A. E. kct, iiulp Norwich
;. T. Allen, NewLOndon. =. = Scranton, Portland Ct
vi l. :. Hatch Portland, Ct y. Kenyon, Portland Ct.
Uncle Joe Portland CT NJ. l. Decker Ia rlayen.
Hattie LOIs, NewHavcn i. h. kirk, NeW-Hayen,
A. T.. Cfaimer, Baltimore.
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
PrglfyronuR Marseinos schrs. Opera, John
y. B. Advance. FOR Maitland 81 Jesse Williamson Tor
Wind, ,. r. Carver J. Nj Carer and George Quincy for
Taunton D. q. Floyd for Newportj Anna Shepard and
Abbie i. CranmeT, for NewHaven
SPOKEN.
&C. lat SO 4s ong II 60 bark Traveller from Hanp
t0a ROsds fgT la0 Janeir0.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IoypOS Dec GThe steamship Istan which sailed rom
llssi SATURDAYS last tor Boston, has pnt back with
bICkeD shzfL
FOREIGN PORTS.
0pEENsyoHx Dec G.-Tls National Line steamship Hell
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

Now is the time for the timid young man to
70 courtug Lots 10 talk about Says she, no do you
fljnk is electedq Says Did you TO TIE Celten-
uial ~ Here is the nucleus for two hours conab.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

433 Moon rises 1l:5O
WAFER THIS DAY-A. ~
SANDY Hook 1900 Cows 1887 Hell G. Ferry. 246
THIS DAT-~P. NJ
Sandy Hook 12:4S Govs l:22 Hell g. Ferry o;4l
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
cLosING rRIcE. Or rnLADELrHIA sToCKs.

London adyices report British consols steady at
o35s. Q33t and United States bonds tirmeT, Old
1s8js up 20 IOt, new fiycs to lO37s. and 1865 10
lO0&l. the lO-1Os ruling steady % 1912. Ere fell
TO q. and closed at 9lsG9L Silver is up to Dos
b.ftor M lOIiq. The sum'Of E2lj,G0O gold was
taken from the Bank Of England to-day. IN Paris,
French peT cent rentcs were up To lOl3I =, sigbt
sterling on London gtificuing mp to 2J.l5I2. The
foreign exchange market here vas the corelatye OF
Yesterday, asking and selling rates heing as then
Guoted Gold was quiet, aud declined from 1854 at
Nh. op,uiup to los, lg.er sellin2 at l0S0 lOSllU
IOSIs DAILY gold loans were 81. 3, 2l2. =. aud !
per cent, carrying. The days business ~ The Gold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared 20, ,aO'Vs';
gnld balances ~ G22 900 currency balances, 81
0lI,S5i The principal gold quotations were as
follows: .-,,,uo ,oe
IN V1 iOs l.jU...... .O-is 800 loss
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

CnYrpNAlENr srock pEPARTMFNr-2 OlCIOCK.
IN u-sALEs BEFORE THF CALL.

L os, Coupon, 1881 L : 800 Registered 1857 -,
900 '........1 .1lGl lOOH. ......-.........ll2l-
3OOA - Ind li6 L : 500 Coupon. 1861
: ~ Registered, 20 10000 - lO'a
lu OOD OD....-.,...Iug .Iugis q : 62O Registered 1868
L : $40 Coupon, 1860 5bu' .... .-....: no
10 .......... IOgis L : Js, Registered 1881
: D. o Registered, 90 = &ln' --.- zee. -..-lIl's
AZ 500. ......... 90. lO9i4 L : -. Coupon l-ol
-. .uOn ............ .l3 lllls
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Dec. 6.-spanish Gold. 220i4d2209i Exehange
oueI an weak United Sates 80 DAYS. currency 5e
5 discount short sight currency 42es discount On Paiis
mr.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

GENERAL sEssoys-PART IsuTnFHASp' l,d JBeEG Eig
Michael Donnelly, robbery; John Grant, John Eagan'
John Francis, Thomas Morton, Martin Lake, PeNr DUN
nam iuTglary; James Nugent Dirk DeNme telohlOus,
assault and battery John Wilson Isaac Rose grand larceny
ohn Brush John T. CARPENTER, forgery James A. Lane
false uretense GeOrgb Masset and others John ke e al
burglary Ida Leyey grand larceny John Brown loR2us
assault and battery CHRISTINA MOeeT, gTanG larceny Mm
Nugent burglary. r.,,- 49,. , ,,oio,.
pam II-(IIiRRsLEEyF, John Riley James j. FOley
robbery: John Fitzgerald burglary samuel Ielse ihOas
ussey felOnious assault and Oatteryi Robert PetsL
bigaIDY
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
NEW.ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c,
Sailing from Pier ~ North ldy.r ~
PorSAN FRANCISCO'va ISrUMUS OF PANAMA.
steamship G ESCENT CITY, SATURDAY, Dec. l6
Connecting for Central American south Pacific Ports
From SAS FRANCISCO to JAPAN aud CHINA.
Steamship CITY OF PEkING, MONDAY, Jan l.
From Francisco Sandwich Islands, AUSTRALIA, ana
NCW.Zeaand.
Steamship AUSTRALIA, Wednesday, Dec. g.
For freight passage, apply TO - ... Co.,,
WM. p. CLYDE q Co, or 10 II. j. blLIA y Supt,
BOwiHggreen. lier ~ n H. fo0t Z" OahMht
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
IA TO carry the Belgian and L u.tod states hals.
The following appointed 10 sail Tor Antwerp:
Ero3g pb}Igdelpbfd, from Ner. ]OrL.
NEDERIA D.. Dec. g. SWITTERLAN Nov. %.
VADEKIAND .......Dec. 20 kENILWOKTH.--. Dec. 10.
Rates O Passage in Currency:
First Cabin 500 second cabin, $50. Sterrngf, f26.
y PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen. Agents Philadelphia,
Jo4C McDoNAID \ ialtery. plac, n y
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers this Line take he Lane Routes recommended
by cut Maury, L. :. NJ south OF the Banks On the
passage 20 Queenstown all The year pOund.
BRITANNIC, SATURDAY Dec. 49, NJ 5:3O a. m
CELTIC, SATURDAY. Dec 80, az 3 y. NJ
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY, Jan g. 10 a.
BlIrANNIC, SATJ HDAY, Jan. - $50 q. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed in ap
p0nlnents The saloon, StatcfOOms Smoking and Bath
Rooms Gmids1p where ho noise and motion are
least felt aoIdng degree OF comfort hitherto unatianAble
RATEs-saloon, $50 and s1OO gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. SteeTGgr, S9S.
For nspecton of plans and oher information apply the
Colnpsuy's Ohlces, No. 81 Broadway, New YORK.
T' II. J. COKTIs Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-07

6S51 .Ufielmann agt- Stell-
man.
1915. Diossy agt. McDevitt.
46O5.. RUnyOn agt. Philips
et al.
1894. .Cogswen agt. Tweedie.
1918. Snyder agt. Partlln ct
al.
1918. .Bcrnheiiner agt Selig-
man.
1898. De Frame act. COnDOr.
7lGG. Center gt. Smith.
S54s. .COrnWell agt. Barbour.
92B. MCGOWAN agt. Dawson.
-..O'Ncil agt. Pentz.
GOlS. Wolf agt. Moses,
1889. .HOfhoimer agt. Jones.
725G. .StrOuse agt. REYNOLDS.
1914. Eisen agt. Siebert.
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Tennessee have just claims due them
from the Government. This class of
persons, and in fact all persons, are
deeply interested in the subject of
war claims. We have stated on more
than one occasion, that there are
thousands of person in the South who
did everything in their power to break
up the Government, who entertain
the belief that something will yet
turn up by which they will get pay
for the property lost in a rebellion
of their own creation. With the
action of the last House of Represent
atives before us, we can see even now
how this is to be brought about.
Hundreds of bills were introduced for
the payment of exorbitant claims in
the South, of which the following is
specimen, being bill introduced by
Mr.. Fuller, of Indiana, for the relief
of Mrs. Annie Wallingford, said to be
widow whose maiden name was
Whitmore, and who resided in Whit
field county, Georgia:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1876-09-27

THE pious junior editor who is SO
shocked at our publication of Robert
Ingersolrs speech, has not word to
say about his friend John Morrissey,
who did more than any twelve men
in the land to secure the nomination
of Tilden. Morrissey is a prize
fighter, and had his nose broken in
a prize fight several years ago. He
is an open and notorious gambler, and
everybody knows that is his profess
sion, but the Democrats of New
York, Samuel j. Tilden's intimate
associates, sent him to Congress a few
years ago. He attended the st.
Louis Convention, and was one of
Tilden's special friends in that
mixed We Of patriots, and is a
great favorls- of the thick and thin
Democracy of 'junior editor" stripe.