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, 1876-02-23
LIVE STOCK.
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CATTLE-The pos!.au OF the market yesterday wns
avon uofayorabe Tor the ceiling Interest than Oh
tho day before. lilo heavy receipts Of Monday were
followed by still larger number yoatnsday and gen
eyal and marked decline in prteca was tho result.
Eastern sdTlces woso unlmpEovcd. md ahip-
pcts did not 1eol inclined 10 continue opera
tons except 1t an te51fo decllnR from lat
weeks closing prices. kuu tho few hundred
head taken BY shat interest eo,l " that much
"oH." Dutchar0 ktuE and stocla wcro weak and IT.
regularly lower Ia sy1npathy though the depreciation
WIS not serioua in tho Of shipping ateers.
OF tue 10,a head received slnce Baturd1y scarcely
ofs than 3o0 head haro found huycEs, thus lesYlng
In tho ysrda stif 10 te disposed Of {ncludng Last
wteks snrplua) not fewer than 1900 heal-a humber
nearly sufficient to supply the rzobablo wants Of the
trade to tho end of the week. Hacs we1c reported ut
s2,5oa3.7s for sockcrs and butchcra stuff, and at
$3.00S5.l5 for common to choice shipping steers,
bunch OF extra graded Pteors, averaging l,8t,1 fm
fetched 1915. They bought by Eastman for OK
toFtatiou 70 Liverpool Ths 1na.kat closa1 hard, ths
teuda1cy being to ktiu lower prices.
QUOTATIONS.
Caolca 0eoyna- Fine fat, we'll formed yoat
to 8 year ad steeEa, weighing l33o to
Good nes1es-weitatten stoels, weigh
Ing l,9 to .4o9 p. .:..:.:..;..:.....:. A2so475
ing ioo y 300 4.oo9l25
coinnon 10 cloace coHs, for city slaughter.
weighing BOG to loo 0lh1...,,.......,... III 3p0aa75
6tock Cet.lo--Common cattle, weighing SO
to ,ooo ~. :;:.....,.....:.... a159s7s
xsags, bulls. and sea.awsa steera. 2.39.7s
, 1876-02-23

Ihoto 10 no margn In tho above lfgnrcs for
profit, IS to tsleso losses muet 10 sGdod Tor
considerable amount Of expousos.
one % q The Fsaults of tue big ilro OIL Broad
way !nat week WAS to hasten q rondtng rcoolu.
ton through tho Common Council to jay down
ADDITIONAL large malnH In tho lover part nf the
city. To road tho daily paperB uno would think
this city poorly supplied with water, NgMn"
, 1876-02-23
Information Valuable to professiona
aud Non.Professtonal Observers.
Interesting Statistics OF tho New
York Fire Business Of 1875.
Enormous Profits of lite Ycnr...Nntionnl
Board rs. N0n.Doard Companies.
9lspropoftion Of Assets to Risks in Strictly
Local Companies Of Now York,
Vrusade Against m Insurance Jour-
ual-.-Iake Underwriting.

Srtttat Correspondf7aes Of The Chteaoo Tribune.
NKw YonK, Fet. 1D.-The official sthtistcs OF
The 0re-insrrance companies doing bustnoss In
this Etato lnyo just been completed. and nrs
rory Interesting study to hot1, professional and
unprofessiona observers. Thoro ara 102 Nov
York companies, 80 companies Of other stRtea.
aud II companies from foreign countries (threc
from GtnAdA, ono from Germany, and ton from
Great Brittany. THO united capitals Of these
companies ia ~ follows:
New York comrancs: .lo1 ,S2o
rore1gn oompanics {Amerieau ABscss ouiY. 1a169a8a
Their aeaess. however. arc largely In exooss Of
their capitals, being ct tho Nc" York companies,
F59, ,823, 649t and OF olt,cr Btnte companies,
*79 470,40s. Tho mpsk interesting features in
these s&atist,eB however, arc tho aggregated ro-
rcipts aud expenditures. which ara as follows.
Tho net cash fro premiums received in 1916
were a. followa:
" New York eonrnntak .s?2, ,a'a .a77
Companies df other States. s.,........... 21,:3s!47
So7eEu companies. s...................., 19,67G III
Iotat.. .sco497a.9Go
Tho aro-tossca in 1876 arc reported al follows:
New York companies. 0,8ai, Az
Othef states' cotnpanfcs. f7asia
FoFegu companies. s,i9s,t"3
AVkaI.s s.3Ras5ul3
Inc exDopBe OF management aud tnxoa aro not
Siven in detail, but those Of tho Sow York cum
pansas aggregated -, 752, lG2.-a trilo loss than
10 per cent Of tho receipts for premiums. Apply
hlg tho came ratio to the receipts Of tue COM
panles Of other Btates and tho foreign compa-
nies, NO would hive tho agency expenses aud
taxes paid IA follows:
Other Hta.e companies {cRtimatc1) n1
Foreign companies acknowledgements. 49i0,n9
New York (odcial> >............,......,... B75.l61
{23,1t2tGl
Add 48t3Bs.03
, 1876-02-23
MARINE.

NEW Li0HT.
Tia Lshshesas Resta Gra notice that, s3ae ~
opsnl1a os nAYt3auaa IN ths spstog Of 1s14, nzhA
, 1876-02-23

Percentage oesns
}Et,, ,1.4.., to premiums.
uo,,t, ~ OF
iIS. &c" Aosk......... ................... "a
81
auonax, Hartford. 90
iI.nns 80. ~
HeM 1ofk.; At
Nissaral Ns1 VT s''''''.''.."''...."."...., 70
inalranoa COMPANY ii Nosii America. :. *
!isr1nAasa, New York, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
lbeMxs lfo0klyn. ii
INSURANCE. Company of ths ssats of rsnasyiyania.: O.
uAhn coAFAGlka.
xiro Association, F4iladciphin. n.....,,,,, IL
10y 81
An1.Flcun. Ndw York. .........,.,,,,.,,,.. Ii
Whhstnaburg casy New York. 81
M.s1 Htta4.I taAs. ii
1M"&4xeettfh hatlon2l. E1
Wsshn3ton Boston 81
AJhetNens flilkAepA&. .+.,,. II
s.etehAnts Newark. N. 10
Itov.t,s I. o.
M.nuS. "
"N%N*'ts"s 3soe1o. o..ss...s......s..ss..sa.... 1T
u Will 10 obsoryed that this comparison is in
mains to ba sald, bowesez, ttas the failures
smo9g the nro eompaulos for the year wero ali
non-Dosrd comp4nles, and that eo1ne Of them
aEe notosiouA!y weak sisters, Tho tleytes sllow
tns1 some Of Nls most oonspicuouejy cooscryk-
nso comhautGe, potAbly tie North America OF
fhi&da!phls, 4e Phualx aud tue Etpa OF llart-
sofu. report Percentages In excesy Of any Of liza
Aoo.H0e!u ctklp1n!ta 6Ayo cue, which demons
af1atea that ttse National Aoasd coupAuios LAYS
not ott3tned = n.onopoiy Of Ill tile nixdom II,
lAaosNHauHt-not at I'll the good r1sks eIther.
They snAJ aptivs some satisfaction, howayer.
from ~ tlot thAt tho single company which
Stands hlRhsst 10 tha above compaF!soa u M
aos@ssstfsa Rational Of Nilxsukso, com.
, 1876-02-23

!lous-ras supply wAs nAors llbef1 than for
number Of days Previous aud the market stswpd lisa
strength. No vary decided decline w.s suffered, 70
covering tho daetance bstween yeserday4 and 3fou-
1aYs pEess but ths market 1t ls closs had under
stipts tur No4as44ay, viii very iiksy astelop Into
further decline Ttsds traggf1 Or leaa through
out lilo day. and MT Ill ths VII eruys were takeu Ths
rnu8s ot s4l4s ras t73s&S7t, shs inalie nxu1~ for
ak!ppo1s, and tbs Qutsde for exlsa assorted Ehsds
, 1876-02-23


Wil1la1narnt anh LUX Haven. -...
Albany, N. N.Y..,.............. 7aNM,hU 7d3rp,otM
limrlin1t0r, Tt...........,.... t5nlt1n8 HaiHgDc0
Trey, N. N.f................... 5t,1t0,OW 0s,taO,GW
Thn returns nf ttbcka hntt Al khoye points, Jan.
l. 1s7a show !ocsa,xe Of lS71&l fcet an compared
WITH stoeks on haad II enme points jan. ], 1875.
, 1876-02-23

rs, ,sI 6o9
THE AMOUNTS At RISK.
no figures Of tho amounts at yak ARC slmost
fabulous, sud sho" how intimately blended With
t1e commercial interests Of the country the
business Of fro insurance has become Tho flr-
1876: ~
Nsw York companies ,y2S54. .lto sle
other 6tates companies. 2h10 3T5 iii
Foasjgn conpsuieo. uieo........,,,.,,,,... 9Gj rs oss
.$t, 81, ,737 52l
The lhrRe8t OF these arc the mammoth agoney
companies, aud it may be interesting to kuuy
tho amounts hold by q few Of the tI.,re nromi-
nont a'nong t,ena. They rank IN order ~ fol-
Home Ct Nsx York ssasc aa., ,o38
Agricultural of Ne. York, ~,
Liverpool and Ioudoo AMI Globe :. m!.sxi.Si0
Insurance Company Il Nofi Aa,sica " s
fsansln @! Philadelphia. lcs saalsiB
Hartford u l1lxtfor r.,,.,..,,,.,,,,.,,., lS4o6i ho
Ftro Association, PAadelplia .......... lao,so'ii:}
phi,, phen.n q NEW torS- 1l7,!!te;7
North priiah and Msseaaiilo iissSt
@Atestowu Of New YoFk..........,...,, 1D9, ,l4314t
Tho rest rango below slo0 0000, 900, and ayo
cnnsldered as Btuall.fEy companies. In this co,t-
nscslon 1t may DO interesting to noto that tho
average percentage Of aAsets held to risks in
force IL only f2.1l TO every e1OU, which NAV
seem snail. but IL larger than ut tho end Of any
previous yt,ar.
COMPANIES.
Iho ebargo il ofton tnade that tue companies
WHICH hre vltsIda Ut the National Eoard gro
doing wild. reckless b,,sneHB, compared to
thoss in the Board. 10 aacertain tho correct
ueBa OF thiR assumption comparison ts rIycn
OK tie actual iosaes Incurred 10 the premiums
fecalved by Representative Board and non-l,oatd
companies:
, 1876-02-23

LMlhoToM TuRPEhTikE MARKET,
WILMINGTON. N. O.. Feb. A.-splhts tu1peatina
Quist u a1t3a1Kc.
, 1876-02-23
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
.k'sstal Dtst.ateA 10 Ths CAol7o 7yfb4ns.
L1yEnroo1, Feb. 4-IAtest-CorruA-Dul aud
csster 64a0 o1Gd sales 5000 baes, Including lvoo
for speculation and export, aud 800 bAlea Auae1cau
Observation-Disclosures for threa days, 2. .00o bu,
Including 2l oc0 bu American; CAiorpis vhao wheat
average Ds l1d@l0a No, do, elnb 1os 3d9les lod;
red Wsstcyn spring Nos. 10 l. Ia l0d39a lQa. Corn
Mixed Wessern. new, 2ts ad317a Sd.
Fuoy1s1oss-LonR clear m!dd!cs, 62s I'd.
REFINED pxrnoIGuM-1oX@liNl.
BPIntrA TunrEN71nE-3id.
ANrwEnf, Feb. 22.-rzTnoLxun--e5s,
LONDON. Fob. 24-3 p. m.-Aats for money =! the
Stock Exchange on 0vesament securities, 3H.
CoNsoLs-A1oney, o. 7.1Gi Acoour1, 9ah,
AnGA1cAn axoUn11Ks-Unitsd atAtAs bonus, TS,,
lo6s; o7s. 100; 1o-kos, 1o'; nav "a, los; Central.
10a; Es1n 1bH; prefeEred, 81.
Rxr1NID FxrnoLKuM|kl.
IixsErp CAxH-f.1 lis1.
HCIRtTa TuRPE.Tr:@..2
Fa.ssrosr, Tab. :s.--.'x,7rD arA7n. aosns-Hs>,
H. Al*<.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET,
puIlApELFntA, tet. 3--Wool quist b&x nr.n; SUP
ply light h.t squsi 10 thu demand; Ohio psnnsJlvs~
MA, aud Wsat Virginia E aud above. 469s0e; X, ~
40; medium, s0gsAo; coAssA, aS94as New York,
Michigan, Indiana and WestsEn nus, 4as4os; naedi-
unn ta4 tac; cossae, 4t9&oa eonblng, wl.hed, s59
CSC: unxasl,ed, Aako; Caaada con1bng, 6so; tas
wAahcd. stGs39o: cOsrse and medium unwashed, 353
3sd tub washed, 4A3o0o ozsrs and nse71no pulled,
31Qa t0o No. and auEcT pulled. 33@&3s; T8kAa 6na
Aud medium, 1182aot tosssa, 3lQ9Ie.
COTTON.
New ORLEANS, Fob, 22.-CoTToN-Dcmand mo43e.
tato: salcs 8009 balass quotations unchanged; re-
codps, 6s7; gEoss, 1119a; ssparts soAAt l77d; ts
tia Continent, 61GD; 70 Great 1Eltan, 4Q71: stock
a79, al6; hout1oy; no exchxnQa-
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
Q12vELAhp, O., Fab. H-MAsket very steady; eoo4
demand; standard whto, ITO test, lote pslms Nhlts
lso test, ll.c, IN car loa, fur cssa.
,r . ~ y LIT ~ Al TIE - mHrhE e.
, 1876-02-23

It Ia perfectly safe to estimate that these
assets would shrink 10 per cent In cauo Of
con.plaory conversion Of tho samo into cash for
paying losses.
IMPENDING nEyo1E71os IN S1:w ronK RATES.
Apropoa Of the peculiar position Of tho purely
local companies toward the risks conc ontratcd
IN this CITY, It IL prorer 10 ray that tho recent
fro IN broadway hss not only, stifyencd rates
materially, but lod to tho agitation Of measures
for u decided inctoaan. Tho conduct of
majority Of tho companies 10 paurilo. When
they havo sustained unusually seyore losscs q.
home or abroad they cry out for higher rites,
but no sooner is tha frat efrect Bafaly passed
over and Il rest from largo fires has occurred
than thcy begin 10 cut down rates aul 60 for
business reckforsly. Just now there is n strong
talk for Increased ratios In tha city. susularly
enough 1t comss chiolly from tho companies
which were mainly instrumental iu putting them
down. Fifteen months ago thn rates wero
higher. few companies broke their
pledges to the Board and reduced rases.
rl,ou tho Doard companie. followed wlrro-
upon tho rate-cltterB wore forced 10 mike another
reduction. Now they want MI incresse so tAoy
eau hoYe more margin for shading" Board
tates. Iropaply, If another serious ieo occurs,
this agitation NAV amount to something. nj
Prcsnnt it ia likely to cnd in talE. T4orp nre SO
many d.yeraa interests Mt work IN tho busIuosa
thas 1t IL di!,icnt to harmonizs them.
COMBINATION AfArNKT AN EDITOR.
The oldest insurance Journal in sllB city ia tho
Insurance !fo"itor, idlted BY 9. 9. lime. a
veteran underwater, an old EtnA ngGnt, and
formerly Sect et2ry OF tho International Fire Of
thin city. MIR. 1fins las boon consistent up
holder ri tue National Board organization from
its inception, aud avooates it today as essential
to tho prosperity Of tho companies. He oon-
tends. hownvor, that there arc dotecta In its
management, and hna recently printed aome
oa1istio critich1nH upon features Of it's sdminis-
traton. For this Independence anmo Of tho
National l5ontd compantes-tho Franklin OF
Philadephn for one -havo Withdrawn their nd
vestiseHanta from the Monitor, aud others, 1t IL
reported, will follow snit. Tie other Journals
devoted to lnsurauce are taking up tue oudKela
on behalf of the Monitor, and tho National
Hoard companies adopting tlia petty style Of
warfare wilt soon be ashamed OF themselves
MISCELLANEOUS INSURANCE ITEMB.
Tho leading mutual marine insurance compa-
nleB IL this city are represented in Washington
By An attoruey who is pressing their cluins for
tho share Of tho deneva award which was
granted to this Government on account ot tho
demands made on behalf Of these identical com-
panies by tfle United States representatives.
Some OF tho companies make sorry exhibit
for 1876 on their profit And !osa accounts. Tho
following companies show loea On their b.ei-
uess,-that IL, al excesa Of management sx-
t,cRses, losses, aud taxes over receipte. TAo
figures arc taken from thd Iasnrancc Times
fs,,o,. Y.a.I..~u
, 1876-02-23

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
cISvEtAkD, O., Fob. 21.-Mkkst very steady; eool
demand: standard whtto, ITO t>st lote; prlms whIts
lsQ test, l1tc, IN car lota, fur csYas
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1
en- route to. Europe, in charge OF d widow
lady hamed Jans Williamson, tiieir Cap-
tor, few. flcts In coifnection NTH her
and hef' exploits in the forest hay not
be uhinteresting 70 your readers.
| 1t seems that four years ago, on TAX
ing up her residence at Beach Meadow.
Mrs. Williamson who, by the way, is a.
| bright-looking, neat, lady-like woman,
below. the medium size) conceived an
idea that it would be profitable busi-
ness to capture young moose and rear
| them until they became of salabie age;
and all the ridicule OF her family aud
friends failed to shake her determi-
nation. In the season Of 1873,
ABOUT the middle OF May, Mrs. William-
son, with her dog "Watch," made her
hrst hunt for them, and after one or two
unsuccessful tfips, du ing each ofiwh.ch
she has travelled from daylight to dark
fover q distance Of sffem 10 to 80 miles,
she, on her last trip, succeeded in cap
turing two, and trtumphantiy returned
home with them. The next season, 1874,
she captured three, aud the past season
five. When about five months old they
have all been sold. Two of them were
purchased by Mr.. Calvin Appleton, and
shipped to the United States; the others
by Mr., Downs. of the Geological garden,
Halifax, and sent to crowned heads In
Europe, two of them to Victor Emanuel,
king OF Italy.
The Indians have saying respecting
moose calves well illustrating their
rapid development in Iheir poWers ol
iocomotlon, WhIcn is-Wh n
One day old, it takes a man to catch them;
Two days old, IL takes a dog to catch them; |
Three days old, the d. can't catch them.
Mrs. Williamson's plan of campaign Isl
this: Her dog, is SO trained that WheR
he tirst scents moose he starts off rapid-
ly aud stealthily in advance of her, and
II there's q youngster TO capture, he qul-
etly returns to her, gives her q silent
signal, and takes the lead again at pace
to osuit her, aud proceeds to driye on the
mother by barking, &C., while Mrs, w,
Ties the legs OF the calves together.
and Mrs. w. has been unable to attend
both, "Watch" has either .headed Off
or F'hemmed in" the other for her, and
frequently has taken it by its delicate
little ears or muffls and held it for her,
and so careful has he been that not q
scar or scratch has he ever lett behind. !
Mrs. W., after tying their legs together.
carries them home. When there are two,
as is generally the case, she carries one
ahead at time, deposits it on the ground
and returns tor the other. In this way
she has several times travelled over ten
miles, getting home at midnight with
them, after being away from daylight in
the morning. On one OF these trips
night overlook her.a long distance from
home, and she was COMPELLED to leaya
the two calves under trees and return
for them in the morning.
After keeping them stabbed for q week
or two, they have bells hung to theiS
necks and are allowed to roam at large
every morning, returning Of their Owl
accord at dusk every evening, when they
are stabbed for the night, displaying
great docility and inteiligence.-[SheE
burne Cor. Yarmouth Me. Herald.
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.FACTS ARE sTUBg0gN TaISaS. p


Thousands of human beings are yearly
borne on the sw II current Of disease down 10
the grave, just because they do not possess q
sufficient knowledge of themselves. A man
meets his neighbor, and the first salutation Is,
:. How are youP Or " How is your healthW
The reply frequently Isl oh, am we'll, with tho
exception Of o cold" Most persons lightly re
gard cold. Reader, do you Know that q cold
Is one Of the most dangerous Of maladiesp &
cold not only clio 70 UP the pores OF the entire
system, and retards Circulation, blu. 1t is pro-
ductive Of Catarrh, which IS quite apt to lead
to Consumption. "Oh,V you say, SIT Is moth
ing but o cold In my head.n True: but that
cold is really mild form OF Catarrh, and IL not
arrested IN its course will become chronic. Ca
tarrh is one Of the most dsag reeabIe, offensive
affections in the catalogue of diseases, The
passage to the nose is obstructed, the sense of
smell impaired, and there 10 disagreeabIe
sensation Of pressure in the head. IN the more
advanced STAGES, there Is q discharge having
an offensive Odof. II the disease be alIowedt0
Will form In the head the bones OF which some-
times become solteled and break away In
pieces. Why will persons continue to suffer
from such an annoying, DISCUS Ing disease,
when they can just as weli be cured Of Its Dr.
Sage's Catarrn Remedy Will cure the worst
forms Of Catarrh; in fact, IL Is the only sure
and safe remedy which has been offered TO the
public. Many harsh Irritating preparations
may, for q time. relieve the urgency OF this
sghiptofns, but they 40 not cure the disease.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh' Remedy is soothing ana
he ling in its effects, and when used in con-
nectiOn with DIR. Pierce's Nasal DOuche. ac-
cOrding to directions. does not tail 10 effect
cure Sold by all Druggists
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Governors Message.

We take pleasure in laying before our
readers at this early hour the Governors
Message in full.
The Message is commercially brief,
and all its suggestions are plain and to
the point. The Governors recommends a.
tion Of retrenchfnent in public expendi-
lures is appropriate and just. His con
demnation of the multiplicity of statutes
which tend to doubt and confusion in
the Interpretation of the laws is exceed
ingly we'll put; and ought to be needed.
The exhibit of the States financial
condition is gratifying. The net in
crease of valuation on the grand dupli-
cate of 1875 over that of 1874 amounts to
$1S, 196,5SS, being $5,O91,9o3 greater in
crease over 1874 than that year was over
1873.
The Message is well written, and
singularly free from political PARTISAN
ship in all its features. This is in itself
no small merit.
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The Rochester Union says: "We have
often noticed freaks Of nature in human
beings, and not great while since no-
at times, bite, and act in many respects
like dog. When she had the barking
fits, she could be heard for long dis
tance. The Thirteenth ward has a. case
which surpasses this. A woman some
thirty years OF age, residing In Nc
Donald Avenue, performs some strange
antics, running around on all fours ika
q frog. There are other peculiaritfes OF
that animal which she nlimics, and,
makes herself curiosity to some peo-
pie and disgusts others. She has BEEN
thus afflicted for long time, and there
is not much question but what the
trouble is permanent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

OHIO steps promptly to the front in
the matter OF meeting her bonded In
debtedness. Our Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund have placed in New York
the sum of 81, ,1o4,543 for making payment
OF 1856, ,23O in bonds called in for redsmp.
tion, and the balance OF S23s,313 for pay.
ment of accruing interest. The ex.
tinguishment of this amount of princi.
pal reduces the bonded debt OF the State
to 81 ,0SL,69O. With. the continuance Of
the faithful and judicious management
that has characterized our State tinan.
cial department, this remainder or debt
will be wiped out before long.
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There is said TO be, "a disciplinarlan at
Ipswich, Mass, who lis. bound not to be
burned alive. He lives in "a house with
only one pair Of stairs, and every Tues
day. night, according to a local paper, at
twelve O'Clock, he cries fire, at which
his wife and children quickly rise and
sash, puts O. rope around his wife ana
lowers her to the ground, and then
throws into her arms one child at o time.
lie puts his furniture into the, street and
removes 1T TO a place of safety. Tho
whole. time occupied 10 less than. q iteen
minutes, and he hopes to do 1t in ten.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

THE Indianapolis Sentinel has kindly
settled that little matter of nomination
OF the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. The Sentinel announces
that sIndiana Will doubtless furnish the
standard bearer" and his name which
is Hendricks. The Democratic National
Convention may now consider itself dis.
pensed with, to the great saving of labor,
lungs and lucre. Now Hendricks is q
very good man to nominate, no doubt;
but this is the fercely funny way in
which the Sentinel settles it,-s1He mere
sporadic impulses that find utterance in a
Qaadrtlateral Of pokerplayers can not de-
eide noao for the Democratic Party"
That's what fetched 'em!
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

This 10 a most gratifying exhibit,
showing an increase In the taxable val
ninety-one thousand nine hundred and
three dollars greater than the increase
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

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The Auditor of State estimates the re
cefpts, including balance ON hand Nov
10, 1873, for the current year, from ali
aolirees as follows.