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The New York herald., 1876-12-27
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY

for the week ending to-day were $5 395 against
SO. 1884, 42O for the corresponding week in 1875 and
S.. 256, ATT in 1874
The total exports OF produce from tho port since
January i, this year. were s27l, ,O75,777, against
$254 s21 for the corresponding period in 1873 and
$3.50, $50, 100 in 1874.
ruK UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day, S760 600; customs receipts
to-day $780, 0O0 bank notes received for redemption
to-day 100000. The Treasury to-day paid out
s., 81, 900 on account OF January interest
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed urm al the following
quotations: United States currency skies, 1914 a
1927 do do, 1881, registered, ll37s ll4is; do
do, do. coupon, ll77s llSls; do. do. 1865,
registered, lo9la l09H; do. do, do, coupon
lo9a al0esi do. do, do, new registered, 1os 1ioI
do do. do, do, coupon 1854 liS5s; do do, 1861
registered, ll31s ll3 do. do, do, coupon, ll6ss
llo5s; do do, 1868, registered, ll4 ll5; do. do,
do, coupon. lis 10; do tcn-forties, regis
tered, ll3S a 1885,; do. do, coupon, l13ss a
1876 do nves. 1881, registered. liz ll2A4; do do,
do, coupon, liz ll21s; do AIS 1891, registered,
l0Sla 1881
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
To-day being holiday at London there are no nnan-
cial advccs IRON that centre.
RAILWAY BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm small business Union
Pacific lrsts advanced TO 1001s Toledo and Wabash
lrs,s to lO2 and 81. Louis division to IS. Ohio and
Missouri consolidated tell or fraction selling at 70.
New Jersey Central consolidated lrsts declined from
50 to ss Erie rsts brought Ill, pittsburg consol-
idatcd sinking fund 100 and Lake Shore consolidated
coupon nrsts 107 Chicago and Northwestern consoli-
dated gold coupons nrm ut 92H 92k and
Central Pac1cs at 1881 bid. This afternoon therc was
q good demand and prices werc we'll maintained.
Union Pacific hrsts advanced to lO6A and Chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy consolidated sevcns 10 1l3.
Cleveland and Toledo SINKING funds (old at l091s,
Michigan Southern sinking funds at l0Ssi 100 and
e., c., c. and ]. lrsts atl07;s Milwaukee and ST. Paul
consolidated sinking funds brought SSss Tho follow.
ing were the closing quotations OF Pacific Railroad
bonds Union tirsts, 106 1861; do. land grants
1901 l06s<; do sinking funds, Ok 024; Centrals
1904 ITO.
Bank shares quiet One lot OF 100 shares Colo
Exchange brought 9S advance the quotation.
| en- Saturday. American Exchange sold al 10l5i
and Fourth National at 96. Among the trust compa
nics shares 20 Union sold at 1885,
BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were steady for Missouri
long SKIES and old Tennessees A. which dealings
were confined. District Of Columbia 65's sold At II
| an advance OF q
MINING SHARES.
The following the closing prices In San Francsc,
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sls shlps,aas $40: m,aanss. saa per ton. Railroad

SIS; shipstufs $40: mddngs, S2t per ton Railroad
shpmsnts-fiour 800 bbls. y, -,
Receipts BY rai-Fiour ~ 200 bb wheat. 81 900 bush
els; corn A. 900 do oats. aa,on do barley $40 do
3ouO bushels cor A. 100 do 900 do; barley.
~: do rye, 500 do. The market quiet to-day;
bbls -four at unchanged prices 800 bushels No. Min
nesoa wheat ~ 40 extra white whe At - d.
luU busaels No old Die ooc the location oi
the elevator rnlng prces 700 do new corn ~ o-t One
OF Western private terms One car of Canada
field s,c Other articles quiet and unchanged
Railroad ircghts unchanged train in store in eeystors
Wheat 4 bushels corn 4.O Ans do lis do;
barley. 500 t do. rye. Yti5 do 3y7 do. malt,
a2432. Total. i.So.. .s7d bushels - 80,
Flour steady Wheat steady, fair demand. No white
Wabash, ~ 2s.f No2 white Michigan y y; extra do,
81 stl. No. do. 81 Is; No. red winer. 81 al No.
do 81 ast January. q saa; No red. ~ "a February.
81 ~ reee,ed red, y ~ cosn steady hish mixed S
new, spot 44c. No. whiio new +flc.; damaged new.
41c; rejected. 4asr. do. 44c Oats qulst: No
Hogs. 81 IS Si75. Rcecpts-io, bbls hour 22,uoo
bushels wheat 5000 do earn, l4.nU do. oats ship
mentsl 90 bbIs Hour, 1900 bushels wheat 29ool do
Flour hrmer; Western extras. 50 70 5o Minnesota.
spring. 81 AZ cash 81 a5. January; 81 a6 " at1.
February; 81 -, March: No Chicago spring. 81 y
4 a rejected & % s HSrn & m aaa nlssss
rejected 3ssr syc Oats in ae,ivc demand higher;
9ss:,s NG a. cash %e Eys II 300 good demand
and shade higher IL 7le. cash. Harley strong
and higher; sc, cash ess Fsorusry Pork "eye firm
sls III rs rsSras Lard active & a"d
hgier; $40 7.l. $40 70 cash; $40 7a,s January;
$40 STA February: sli, March Bukmeats steady and
ioao bbis whcn. soon bushels corn 1900 do;
Flour 5000 6bs wheat isUo bushels corn. 35 900
oats. llOJD do rye, 5000 do; barley. o,0U do.
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CABLE MONOPOLY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

amalgamation, but those who believed in its
permanent success have lost forty per cent
their investments by their credulity. In
conclusion would recommend the real investors in
the Direct Cable Company seriously to consider the
ulteror effect Of the policy proposed The memo
rial Of association OF the company forbds all working
arrangements with any existing cable company. TO
carry the scheme OF Mr. Pender liquidation and
reorganization would be necessary; IN any
case tho liquidation would involve great risk
and expense, and 1t is most doubtful whether
even il the requisite majority Of were
obtained the courts would allow a solvent company to
20 into liquidation merely with the object Of altering
the fundamental basis OF its existence and In defiance
ofthe determined opposition OF IA considerable portion
Of the proprietary. VINO consider such course neither
fair nor honorable. l have the honor to be, sir,
A SHAREHOLDER IN THE II. L.. S. G. G.
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AND DECLINE
The following are the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those OF Saturday last
ApvAScE.-Ncw Jersey Central h; Northwestern
preferred. u; ONO and Mississippi, a; Pacific Mall
"bscI,ss-New NSs York Central. X; Delaware and
Lackawanna tx; Delaware and HUDSON, n Erie, u !
Illinois Central Lake Shore ,s; Michigan Central,
Il Rock Island, a; ST Paul. a do. preferred, 81
Western Union, q; Wells-fargo, 1; gold, -.
rnx MARKET.
Money loaned on call at and and finally at per
cen, bid and asked, The pressing OF the Gold
Room to carry the Increased supply Of gold here nav
ing influenced the rate stocks. The following
tho rates OF domestic exchange on New York to-day
In tho aforementioned ics;--Savannah, Il on
Charleston, easy, "A y u par; Cincinnati, dull
lilo u discount; St. Louis, l5oa 700 discount New
Orleans, commercial, Tie "a; bank, "a Chicago, s0
discount
Foreign exchange opened strong and tho bankers ad
vanccd thoir As3l 4s5h for long and short
sterling respectively. Actual business at conces
sion from these
THE GOLD MARkRr.
Gold opened at lo7ss ana closed at 1919, tho two
extremes OF the day. Cash gold loaned up from per
per TO l32 per diem for carry ing,
the latter being tne closing rate.
OPERATIONS or GOLD EXCHANGE RANK
Gold balances ..................... si,51g,22o
Currency balances s..................... l,65I,6i5
6ross ccarinps II, oo3 OoO
CLEANING HorsK STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. 1856 S21 .622
Currency balan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3lTS. .Oo0
Gold exchanges. IL, 1JI. lt2
Gold balance 1,Gs1 5s6
The steamers which arrived from Europe since Sat
urday last brought the aggregate large amount OF
specie, the Celtic having sl,0Oo,ooo gold com, tie
Abyssin,a $1,000, 600 gold coin and the Labrador
$4,000 in specie
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports Of produce from the port OF New York
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
FLOUR FIEM-wHEAr FIRMER-CoRS QUIET
OATS srEADY--wHIsKEY oUIEr-PoRK dull.
AND NoMINAL--LARD FIRMER-PErRoLEUM
DULL--sPIRITs TURPENTINE QUIEr-RosIN
FIRMER--oILs sTEADy-coFFEE STRONG
SUGAR NoMINAL-TREIGHTs QUIET
TUESDAY. Dec 26--6 p. N.
Business matters renamed quiet to-day ypalthough
the merchandise market was generally characterized
by good deal Of hrmness and buoyancy. On 'changc
there was much activity, but nearly every descrp
tion OF produce held firmly. Flour was irmcr,
with moderate inquiry. Wheat was wanted, but tho
demand was checked by tho advanced views Of hold
ers and but little done. Corn quiet but lrm.
Oats quiet but steady. Whiskey quiet and noi-
nal Fork dull and nominal Lard wns IN de-
mand aud decidedly better Frcights were quiet.
Cotton spot quiet futures closed firm scofsc
strong Sugar nominal. Oils steady Petroleum dull
Rosn nrner Spirits turpentine quiet.
quiet 5,4c 5lsc Tor pots and 6s<c for
pearls
ASrxoSY quiet but steady at l4lsc, gold
BsgswAx ruled steady at Sic sc. for Western and
Southern.
Bnoox CoRS dull and nominal 3isc &c. for red
tipped, &c. tic. Tor medium and Gc &c. for choice
green.
CorrEx-The market for Brazil strong but quiet Tho
stock Rio here tonight 5.4l9 bags, at Galveston 500
ao. New Orleans (santoS 35S do, and a Baltimore
2,loJ we quote:-Ordinary cArRoes, lIzc idsec.
fair do loiac. 1875 good do. 1885 zoe prime
2U4c aa0kc Tor lots, l1i4c -2isc. san
tos. fair good iss1c. loiac gold. ninety days; Java
government bags 2oc a2c do grass mats 2lc. 24c
singapore, lSc l9c Ceylon, lie l0c Maracxibo lie
loc.; LaSuayra, lie tDc. jamaica lU3.c lsc; ST.
Domingo. Ice i6i4c.; Porto Rico. lie loc. Costa
. ise. xnsostara lie iac. s.vanilis. ie1sc iec :
Curacao. l0c a lie.
aes rSss a s a' 81 sugar sScs
with heads ss.inch s. 30 81 65: do, DO. 36-inch
ST. 50 81: box shocks. zoe sOc. rum do -; pipe
do So 81 so; empty hogsheads, s. so; hoops II feet
ordinary to prime. 1856 S37: hoops II feet. do $50
S33 por NJ.
CorrEn very quiet and quoted At lec. 2oc cash.
| for lake. 4 .
CoRpAcE dull, but unchanged. We auote:-Manila
Qarge small sze), per b l3tac l5c do cordage bolt
yarns, l6c. lie tnrred Manila lac sisa rope Oc
lie; Now Zealand, Ike. l2tac. Russia hemp. txrsd
| lie: American do. l4c Russia bolt rope. l7c
CorroN.-The uemand ior spot cotton was moderate
There little doing IN futures. Tho sales tnmo
datcy after the opening were made at aocene OF about
Lie, compared with last Fridays closing prices but
later in the day there decidedly rmer feeling and tho
market closed with advance TOR the day OF from 33c to
52c the advance being mainly the later months The
closing prices to-day compare with last Fridays as fo
| -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

DopGs--BArgs--ln Danbury, Conn, December 20
Rev. Mr.. Hough STEPHEN A. DoDuK, Jr, TO ANY BATss
CLOVER -HvELBur- ST. Marks church, Chey.
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MHAORANDA.

In the list OF gas companies on the Stock Exchange
to-day Manhattan was bid for at 230, with stock
offered, whio New York Gas offered ut l4s with
out bids. There were no quotations for the other
stocks.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRoviDENcR. II. l.. Dec. 26. 1870.
Printing cloths are steady ut last quotations
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A T REASON ABLE RATES MONEY On LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortg ges: same
boaght insurance oi a kiads elected with best
=. =. HABRlCll CO.. I'D broadway
At REASONABLE RArKs-MONEY on PERSONAL
Asecurities and merchandise; same bought 4o Murray
st.. room :.
A .stoy dwelling city; 5000 First Mortgage ior sale
worth $1,000. caGNki. Is Abingdon square.
aa Eiasl .F os
cost $4,000 assessed Tor $4,000 rented At equal to COO
@
I lFE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE POLICIES
SooxK KS"sy CO. "I''5ss oaa~
MANHArrAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
WI Nos GA and GAG Bro"dway corner BIseeks5 % st.
a. rIrrY.sEcoNp sEMIASSuAL DiviDESD..,
sss9a % Ss en- I'll as
ot six exceeding $780, and
nyf Tapsmbs psI fsns on psn snd ras as aana Hn
: = ' EDwiaS sHSgyi ssi.Erf. Eisi,'fss is:...,..
G. +. ALvoRp. Secretary
MONEY TO LOAN. IL SMALL AMOUNTS, ON PER
l sonal property. Address o. H. box loo Herald oldce
MONEY FURNISHED TO OBTAIN OR To INTRO
examination advances made. Apply at 81 Pine St.,
rooms II. u and IL.
Oton Ferry Railroad Company New York December 70,
semTne iners., coupons 1. due Jana.ry is77 Of the
& after that date on pr'eno1 r tsS Bxnk q tue strop
ME AMEhicAS
MINING AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
No. Nassau Mass Y.ss s. .ss ssrns, 8, Of Zine,
The American Mining and Stock Exchange wi on and
s s add to Il. ssss ra.s @ y
which has liked a .en.ieth q per cent
FRANCIS d. FORSTER.
Chairman OF tho Executive Committee.
II. J. HuDBARp, Secretary.
THRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE-CITY,
"'''A'" anu S''IiI. IEAviTi' &.woLcorr 10 Pine st.
0NHE COUPONS or THE DENyER CITY wATEK
Vemp.y ~ per cent bonds 10 w. aGs & a.i &'snIary proAo
NKw York. Dec. 26 1876.
rNO CAPITALlsTS.-WE Will TAKE FROM $50 600
in New ork city now rented for $4,000 per annnm DU
GIN CRossMAS, Architects, 81 East 4ist
Park
yXTANTED-sOME RESPONSIBLE WELL KNOWN
w party. must be well rated 70 indorse paper Of
ps vi" be
y TIL DIVIDEND UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK =
OtThe trustees have declared their usual dividend the
deposit o the last three or SIX months payable
and after January 20 Money deposited or before
This bank has removed from aao their
banking house. Broadway, sd IT, and 9TH Open
daily - TO ana Asnsry hsaiSEs President
q. s. CHAriS, Treasurer
Tnos. FLOYD JoSEs. Secretary
con 0Nn wANTED-FIvE YEARS. on THREE
Aad5s:s hsSr, S ss5'l sS Ss than double tho
$50 OOOa,sss ssgcs crs1 rssx y asns
able business Addres. MfoEfEs station K Post "aise
5000 OOOnxl.ss.SsA sSAT a,s r. sSa. y.9 AS Fs .y
slso Money =. per cent. H. L. dRASr iss Broadws. '.
$3.50 .srAas rgSbs o oAS o.
COLL. 32 Park place, room Is
$1,000 OO0a,n.o ,.. aoAs At rEn WET SH
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enne, Wy. r.. on Tuesday, December lo by
tho Rev. ID. N. Alien, OF Greeley, Col, RoDoLrs
CLOVER formerly orthis city. TO ANNE D., daughter o.
II. 4. Hurlbut. of Cheyenne.
HAypES-BLkAkSky.-O December 20 at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Rev. John o.
Backus ELprx n. HAYDEN. OF Thomaston, Nc, 10
coasELA r., daughter OF oliver +. Bleakncy, OF
brooklyn n y
HORROR -GoERKE- Thursday, December Il. by
the Rev Isaac II Tuttc. WILLIAM H. HoaToS TO Lizzie
A. GoKRKs, both OF this city.
RosEMox-JAcksoN- Monday evening, December
25 by the Rev. Alexander rahan, CORNELIUS r. RosE-
NON OF this city, TO ALICE daughter OF Colonel Down
ing jackson, OF Astoria, L. l.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nfsSOLurIoN or copARrNERsHiP-1ITE PART
Dneshp heretofore existing under the firm o My
ham, schencx Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
Franklin SchcD Dck and William II. Bushed retiring
said hrm Robert My yhan will settle ali claims against
nrm and collect all debts due them.
ROBERT MYHAN
FRANKLIN $. SCIIENCK.
WILLIAM ". BUSiIFlELD.
NEw YoRK Dec. o6, 1876
1yHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE SALT
fish and provision business the place IS Dey mud
III West sf ROBERT MYilAN.
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lOc shs Gold Ex Bank

$1,000 Mo 6's | b.......
1000 ists, al ,r,'s. !.
1000 In 4 Mo 1st. ). :.
5000 n J Cen LIST, .b3
100 do. .......
50 40 y !, q LIST. conv..
1000 Erie 1st. :. /.
500 Mich Cen rs. /.
2Utp q ~ VI con-. !.
81 90 q r lst. ~ J br.
l3Oni tn Pac ith ISL.
$3.50 Pac OF Mo list. /.
5000 Clcv& + est :.
5tsnD n IA c rs, '0i.
5000 l. ; LIST, con c..
10000 fa " LIST. .StL d. /.
1000 st L&I Mt LIST.
IL shs amer \ Bk
29u ) Trust Co. -.
loo Del n II Canal. be
$50. A. =. fH =.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY. Dec. 26, 1875.
lU:l5 AND ll:3O A. M.
FIRST B0ARl,-lO::0 A.

n 113sx 500, us5's. c, 81 be Il23,
. li1sa 2vOOu do. ........... Ill
{. flC11 2UuuU u SIS. I0-loc be lI3,,
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No. . Nassau ST.. corner of Pine,1
Now York. Dec. Fl, 1876.
Tke American Mining and stock Exchange will, and
after January 1877 add to its regular list railway shares
aud miscellaneous sccurtics the rate of commission
which has been fixed .entieth Ut l per cent.
GEORGE TUTHILf. President.
FRANCIS B. FORSTER.
Chairman OF tho Executive Committee.
H. j. HUBBARD, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27

T REASONABLE KArEs-MoNEY On LIFE AND
n Endowment insurance Policies and Mortg ages.
bought Of all kiads effected with best companies
i i HAHkICIl AZ 90. Ilrund WAY
The New York herald., 1876-12-27

Gold opened at 1875 ana closed at 1919, tho two
extremes OF the day. Cash gold loaned up from per
cent per lS2 per per diem for carrying,
the latter being Inc closing rate
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iDb FOL * WnD XIX
$500 LIS x Ms RR. =
lsUJ do.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-13

Five weeks Wednesday IN the
opening day, and Gen. Hswley, the
energetic President OF the Exhibit
ion, has ri ven President Grant n copy
~ the opening address which he will
make, that the President may frame
fitting reply. The cerelnonials
wiln which the European exhibitions
h ire been opened have been adopted,
with notifications, and the atten-
dance of Congress and of the Judges
pl the superior Court II expected.
There IL another proposition: for
Congress ~ pay second visit 10
PhiIndplphia on the 18th Of July, and
10 meet ms one body In Independence
liza 1, with John Hancock rs presi-
ding officer. Mr.. Hancock now rep
re-rn's the Austin District OF Texas.
lie II about 30 years Of age, solidly
built, with keen eye and All intelli.
gent countenance. He Ia u lawyer
Nv profession. and staunch Demo
rrnt. although he was expelled from
the State Legislature In 1861 for re.
ft,-ing 10 take the oath of allegiance
y, the Confederate States. Congress
men of all parties would like to see
him In the chair on the fourth OF
July.
fan appropriation OF another half
milton can be- gotten through Con-
gre.4 n large band Of Indians Is To- b.
enmmped within the Centennial
grounds; and already some Of our
crack men-of-war have been ordered
- New York harbor, to welcome the
Emperor Of Brazil with mn imperial
salute of 100 guns, and to escort him
10 the place of landing.
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ssrowsng Smaller.
Hawk Eye.

The Iowa City Press says that
Iowa fearlessly challenges ANY
southern carpet. bag State To compare
stained and dirty escutcheons 10 it,
Neil, yes. but the Democratic min
ority Is growing smaller year by
year. and the time may not be far
distant when the Hawk-eye State
Will have nothing to be ashamed Of.
AZ II IL, II isn't 80 bad as the Pres
thinks, and II shouldn's feel SO dc.
pressed about IL.
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Anoxrillf aonrnal.
KSoxyrLLE. APRIL IS. 1876.


OMAHA NEE, April !, 1876
EDfToR JouRSAL.--Oneo four CITY
editors claims that that Madame
Spring Is getting tired OF nursing
the "old gray-headed chap" at al
events winter still fingers In the "lal
OF spring"
Another blizzard from the west
and the telegraph, a. usual, reports
U.P.7 hours late. Travellers 10 and
from the West have been delayed
seriously during the last month. II
isindeed annoying, from the fact thai
travel is unusually heavy this spring
j noticed this p. IN. heavy train al
the depot, every coach filled with
California emigrants.
The japanese Imperial commission
fo the United States Centennial ex-
hibition passed through the city
yesterday on their way to Philadel.
pl,ia. The party numbered AZ, Of
fic.rs and men. Noticed among the
officers some very young men.
A party Of 80 or more men from
Pennsylvania, enroute to the Black
Hills, arrived here yesterday over
the st. Joe road. This lie the party
who were escorted from their homes
to the depot by bands Of music and =
large escort Of fellow citizens. The
cry IL "stiIl they come" From
what | can gee and hear, the mineral
wealth OF that country Is wonder
fully exaggerated. have a good
opportunity Of learning the facts,
being In the city considerable part
~ my time, and on the road with
travellers 10 and from the mines, and
| am led To believe that the exagera-
ted reports are promulgated In the
interest Of the spectators. Let me
aay 10 my friends In Iowa: Stay
where you are. II the country
proves A. rich In the valuable miner
alsas represented / will advise you
in due time.
Gen. Crook arrived this evening
from the west, whittier he has be, n
on u " tanning" expedition, tanning
red skins" Heavy shipments Of
silver coin from the west are now
passing eastward to take the place Of
fractional currency.
The feeling In this city regarding
the decision Of tho Supreme Court
fixing the terminus Of the u. +. r.
J.. Oh the Iowa side, Is still intense.
Not content with abusing Council
Bluff, the Omahaites are throwing
their abuse towards tho Iowa Legi,-
latnre, Iowa and Iowa men.
The city election takes place on
Tuesday next. The Democrats held
their Primary to-day, and lager flow
I'd freely. OF course the city will
roll up the usual Republican MAORI.
~. Not identifying myself with
either party here, ! expect to return
III "fny own loved Iowa" In time To
cast my vote for the Republican tick
~ with the many others who "vote
80 tbnu aIpt ~ NJ IL
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-13
EXPECTORA TION

Il the aet ~ dsrbragng from tbs throat and chss,
matter thst arises from cnids, instead OF scattering
aud distributing II through the e,cod aud Polio
H. ny ,hus assisting th. Lungs, Throat snd chest.
Dr. Greens kxpectorant ctres Colds. Coughs Asth.
ma. Bronchitis, Group. Dyptheria, whoopirg Cough
and = u affections ~ the,tnngs, Threat ana Chest
and ths fret stages Of Consumption aud Typnaia
Fever, ils qualities are Expsctorsnt sedstigs PEGS
toria! sud Aitsratiys ltdoes stop the cough AZ
most preparations do, by their auodine aud astrln.
gent effects. retaining this mucous and offending
matter la the blood and causing permanent aia~s-s
OF the Lungs bnt II cures by .oosening the cough
and assisting the lungs and throat tn throw on the
offending matter which causes the cough, thus sc.n.
tibcaliy making the cure perfect ItAt once allevi
aies the distressing cold on the lungs. sooth.s an
alisys irri,mtio and biesks up whoopisg Cough
No h.ttsr remedy ear be found for Asthma, Brnns
chitis Croap aud all eHectons of the Throat Lungs
and Cheat, and u Goa unusd Ia viii su6du~ ANY
tendency TO Consumption, Lung and Typhoid Fever
the Liver IL torpid trths bowels ronstipAtAd, .
fey do- Of Dr. Greene Liver Pills will assist nature
10 better enthnrtir een 10 found
FOR ssis by
70 u ~ J.. gAENcl.
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" Third Party Nonsense.
Nav York Herald

This talk OF third parties will
amount 10 nothing. Third parties
vii never grow beyond their found
e,s We can imagine n third party
~ France or IN some Shaker conmu-
niiy. or In heaven, perhaps, II we
are tn have politics In n future life,
b II there l. no field for such con.
trirnnce with rs ~ we do things
npW.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-13

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
It's effects are ss wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruf. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties 1t restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vjgor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State AS
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, 1.-THE
constituents arc pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
consider it the BEsT PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
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