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NOT ICE.
GAINESVILLE, October l, 1877

GAINESVILLE, October |, 1877.
There will, on the 18th day Of Dcccm.
Der, 1877, at GAINESVILLE, before board
composed of J. F. Mitchell, NJ. D., J. W
May, attorney at law. and Prof. Row
land Doggctt, be a competitive cxamina-
ton Of applicants from the Third Dis
trict-of Arkansas, for recommendation
and appointment in the corps of cadets,
of the United States Military Academy,
at West Point. Appointees must be be-
tween the ages Of seventeen and TWEEN
ty-two years, to be well-verscd in read
ing, writing and arithmetic. and to have
a knowledge of the elements Of English
grammar, Of descriptive geography, par
ticularly Of the United States, and oftho
history OF the United States.
JORDAN +. CRAVENs.
Papers in the District please copy, OF
in some manner give notice.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

The Austin Statesman says; On Reads
prairie, eight miles northeast of Hemp.
stead, at the residence of Mr.. j. Nash,
may be seen a hog five years old next
winter, which is seven feet and two inch.
es in length. and measures round the
girth seven feet and four inches, across
the back twenty seven inches. He is
three feet and three inches high. and
weighs 1868 pounds is pure Bcrk shire
ard is probably the largest hog in the
world
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
~ administration have been this day grant
ed to the undersigned. upon the estate of A.
NJ. Callahan, deceased, by the Honorable
Court of Crawford County. All persons hav-
ing claims against the Estate of said deceas-
ed are notified to exhibit the same to him rs
such administrator, properly authenticated,
within one year from this date. or they may
be precluded from any benefits in said estate ;
and if such claims are not so presented with,
in two years from this date. they will be for
ever barred and precluded from any benefit
in said estate.
All parties indebted to said Estate. will
come forward and settle.
C, II. CONRADT. Administrator
of Estate of NJ. Callahan, deed.
Van Buren. ARK. July ., 1871.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

~ The st. Louis Republican says
"Whilc tho hurrah of the Ohio victory
is still at its height, it is pleasing to re.
vert to the returns from California, which
are just coming in in shape to enable a
satisfactory measure of the triumph
there. 1t is now known that the Demo
Gratis will have majority of 16 in tn,
senate and % in the house, so that tho
state legislature will vote A Democrat,
majority on joint ballot.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

rf5" The young men of Houston, Tex
as, propose to build and operate yarn
factory and seed-oiI mill. They will
make il ajoint stock company, the shares
of which have been placed nj $40 each, u
figure so low that any entcrprising
young man may become a stakeholder.
Tho new enterprise will have 10000
spindles, which will give employment to
a goodly number of men, women and
children.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

sss- By the Fort Smith Herald and
other information, we arc advised that
cX-Gov. Baxter is n candidate tor the
United States Senatorship. to be made
vacant by the expiration of Senator
Dorscy's term. Arkansas is under last
ing obligations to Gov Baxter, and will
not soon forget them.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

f9-We notice, by an obituary in the
Prescott Dispatch, the death of w. ID
Johnson. Esq. lie was at the time edi-
cor of the Clipper, published at Prescott
and in that position won for himself sn
enyiahlc reputation, and place in The
hearts and affections ofthe people among
whom he saw lit To cast his lot.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

has' The Grand Jurors III the United
Rtatcs Circuit Court. at the November
term of the Western District, for Craw
ford county, are II. a. Meyer, N, F
Locke, and A, Wallace Ward aud foI
the petit jury, William Eakia and Goo
Gross
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

Gs- On Friday, at New Orleans, acting
Governor Wilt, in an answer to tclc-
gram from Washington, forwarded .
certificate for j. II. Alderman, congress
man elect from the Third Louisiana Dis
triet, based on recount of the votes or
dered by the courts.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

Hs- The Woodruff County Far,
saws the Little Rock Gazette, which com
menced Wednesday, is sad TO have been
as1cccss throughout. The opening adj
dress, delivered to a large audience, by
Col. Robert A. Howard, Of this city, is
said to have been "a magnificent orator.
cal effort, and the Fair Association has
requested copy of it, in order to give
wider publicity, through the agency OF
the press.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

a6- Mr.. A, s, Morgan, of Union coun.
", writes Q letter TO the Eldorado Union
endorsing tho Adams-Redfeld plan OF
settling the debt of tho State.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

eV A San Diego dispatch to the Tn.
ion-Dispatch, from Messila, New Mexico
of the 1lth, says: Judge Howard killed
Louis Cards at FL Paso, Texas, yester-
day afternoon, Cards was the leader
of mob that arrested the county Off
GERS of I'll Paso. Great excitement pre-.
,,nil.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

Mrs. Shoddy puckcred up her mouth
genteelly and told gentleman friend
that one of her lovely daughters was n
"6lunet' aud the other "bronze."
Thee Greeks are so courteous that
they speak of a woman with big feet. a
pug nose and shrill voice as q mistake
of the angels
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

Re- Last Tuesday night the house of
llol. Anderson, close to Bradon's Station,
in Hay wood county Tenn, was burned,
and three of his children persisted in the
flames, and fourth was SO badly burned
that its life is despaired of. The parents
had went and left the children alone in the
hnncn
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LATEST.

nrsyn Hon. Samuel J. Randall was nom
mated in the democratic caucus iol
Speaker. The vote stood, 100 for Ran
nall; 90 for Goodo; % for Saylor. II
II was afterwards made unanimous.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

Es- The New York Graz ,hic announ,
ces the disbanding of tho Republican
party in that State. aud declares shat the
bulk OF the Republican voters will not
sustain the Rochester nominations.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

EF The statement OF YIN. NJ. Tweed
submitted short time ago to Attorney
General Fairchild, is made public, and
contains the names of twenty-one Sena-
tors who were paid for votes.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

EF The name of Mr.. Pendleton is
mentioned as undoubtedly the man for
the position of U. S. Senator from Ohio
Not man in the State of Ohio is more
dnan-r;us. nc thu sNoe;t;nu. hn+ta~ col
cuIateu 10 MI II with honor to that State
than George III. Pendleton.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

Gs- Judge Wright, ofIndiana, assault
ted Columbus Dciano in Washington on
the 18th with stick, innicting severe
wounds upon his head. Delano was con-
veyed to the residence of his son in law,
Mr.. Ames. Wrights grievance against
Delano arose out of n question of Indian
claims.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

The greatest luxury of riches is that
they enable you to escape somuch good
advice. The rich are always advising
the poor; but the poor seldom venture
to return the compliment.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

b@- The Presidents Message to the
extra session of Congress will merely
call attention to the deficiencies in appro-
priations, and ask necessary legislation.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

pyN 1t is generally conceded at Wash
inston that Gen. Jno NJ. Harlan, of KY,
Is to be the new United States Supreme
Judge. The appointment gives general
satisfaction to the Louisville press.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

s@Fifiecn thousand people were in
the procession that received the remains
Of the late Archbishop Bayley at Balti-
more.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

TB- Governor Wade Hampton has
accepted an invitation to address the
North Carolina Agricultural Society .,
the State fair at Raleigh.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

aay~ The Gazette says that a friend
now in that city from lizard County,
says that lizard is solid for the Adams
Redfold proposition.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

There is no truer saying than that
those who sheer at the honest poor, may
soon be themselves near the door sill of
want
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

FER Gov. Hendricks and wife, of In
diana, arrived home on the evening of
the 9th, from Europe.
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Notice..

TNHE County Court stands adjourned two
l. weeks from Monday the l5t to
Monday, Oct. Goth, 1877.
The Justices of the Peace of the County, are
requested to be present, as business of i'm
portance comes before the Court at that
time
BY order.
J, c. CHAPLIN, County Judge.
Oct. 81 1871.
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re- The Hot Springs Daily Sentinel
is new daily which is lail on our table.
ii is sprightly sheet, an deserves sue.
ess
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

re- Thus far the Russians have lost
$4,000 men.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

BROWN-Ip Van Buren,, Tuesday morn
ing, October 8. after II long and painful i'll
ness Capt jerks BROWN, aged As years.
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Road Notice..

TN the matter of the petition for public
L. road from Arkansas river, between sec
tions 26 and 81, township 8, range 80 west,
thence west along section line to southwest
corner OF section 81, township 8. north of
range 81 west to where said section line in
tersects the public highway leading from
Van Buren, to Whitcsdes' gin. To be acted
upon by the court at the October term, a. d.
1877. JAS. II. HUCKLEBERRY.
Sent IL 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
COTTON Markets.

Ecrov jar. s-CJ;too t,ou-. WiiIug. l3i,c.; Iow Md
dir 12Nr. toOi Nri1Irr = &c.; ret rec" pt' ~ bales
gro- ~ ba7 exports 20 Great Britain 81 bales sales
Mzi'r- Jan strong Nj dina. l2sc receipts,
9ii bale shipments, o-oS a sales ou bl4es s"eA'
CAtvtsioS jan COTTON buoyant M.ldlinr log Low
b1.es: erss N3-5 neS eslnlN % Ir ~ HIi ,l-' ~ ~
saa r.. 80 bale. -IH'A l-JJ.r bales.
BA.H+ ~ jan s. 700 aIhi.Ii AilGlI2' "e. i"S
Ndfiug l.-C: cool Ordinary, d -.". ier"lpa - =
L9its. 10 Great Britain so bales. ooL5tW'st 10
Do s3', GA bales; ~ lHer 100 bales siocA' sJiJ
NcrfaiE Jan s-Coftou-Notrrg doing Mild ING, SC.
iecIr -,217 n3l.s- exl OFT colat"1e laOS L-l
- .l.is Jan. s-c.tt.n higher; Nddiine, l2'gc: Low
h't.3a .' Coos 'r. na 49,. i.'ri' - .l..s
81, -, 81 ,I,.a.. i... coz ~ IT. -. e.: net
rts. -9' bair'' exports c'a~t"is'' 50 D'iooi s''
ci,5rt,r. I4a. s.--,otron active arihe.er. Nddms.
gu t4cs. Shipment. az bales; sa.r 80 bates stock
'.i,Stl jan --catton acv. ard frrnrr: Man i-c
Low .- 's; cod or .arf @"' lei e. u.s. :. -
bal. S,r 4srsLse, S9j Driasj saisa $3.50 bLs SaeA
tt-.v Jan. s.-cctt,a a7a: 1IIdine. I2s,dl2s,c
p;,,. .usi.,f'., faH -, Yt;oH VI 'iiug d t, Low
N.lar I- g.. l.i Ordinary, l. &C. nr- receipts III
1r,n' sr,. 20. ar'n Ndt ing 49,: Low Md
ding l--- ElZ-c.. t1n' 'r'-. J. re. h't I'-lpt-'
l. lar- ,,rr- O. traHae 2'n la'r, TO- tle ,"Iia41t
t.'- -. JAR e-co,ou IRREGULAR and nominal buyers
,, -,-.r. ia.-. r.,,.it- - r5o-. sa.~- 9j btle-
>lN.alst.- jai. $50, 't;nn sl.:e some sales h.si,ey
at--. i-4r. Good ordinary il4'rs nc' rcents. ~ -
rr!--- 300 '. -'''r " ~ 49,,
s-.rs. : oHo bales. ,tore '1,.l~7 1aie, ,,.
= ,l.I- Ja- r'oa i.lct. g'-- p 'le.i -" " =
'.s exports roastws' 81 bales SHES iJ'' "a-eS 'o. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

VI NDAt. Jan = 1871
AsHFs-Tis market was again very quiet, nitl pi1ces
NJ. m ~s namina for PoLs and JssC Tor Pearls,
,..rt.- MIDI g. bat a.
~. frc.s Java siH a-irE -2G4jc, haIacaO0 irG-c.
49, ~ MO Domingo ace, ID. gal Der Brazil tthce Tie
No., a.. !ig-sr 100 bots Jrf i1 acid
n, ions d. arrival Of 5O.5 Hawthorn 40: Oacs
ri OK Gustav Adci AID $50 ba-S AEua, ln terms
nj a. ,t ILe quotations Tor invoices an, iJa vac oi
ari..r u a. 10 Tor isr ~ ic. goHa, sic -
~; c'l.. prime j1u. lots, l&aS &C. s;i IS ante
b., t INVOICES - AL ac, god. Tho sues here OF
~ q r PASS wse1 id.c 5-eI 36SI2 bags "a tie Ir
- -g ae.-s The por,s li.3ol lacs o.
galveston. Loo IA Bait MORE AMI t.t~ 10
Nrs fara. Tie visible United states supply ls now
So. 60 Tags.
,u.l0, There moderate business on the spot N
n ar EXPORT u 4 s lu- Zold cropping foreign
d e Liverpool az
I.r- .,s-f lizzie. receipts the ports WeT i
h. n-stsi So bale. this day Ia week AMI 3d. % BARS
- sy ast year. The lt3+ bales. 90 Nlcu Jy
H.. ia I'D. iF eliIg. uc.Ct.lg go bales Tor Npo 4'5
M t home cnuSuIa bales iOT Speculation.
M we're delivered ol contract. The Quotations were
sf.t. 4. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
EUROPEAN MtrErrs.

tl.-H4.AH u f'itt.i7
ri--.r.~ or F.- -.set.r.i Eru.r st SD western
s,.i.... l.... .r.u. al-.'r g. 81. ,-.l--
r,''...-.. i.... ..+. -rt, go No.. -.ur f.tar
-.... .i- t....--. ..r l.t .rr..r shoulders
&c.,. ,.f .l .--, sci. a li 't- t'i4 it
.. l, f...l.. ....- -f.i.. 90 . isII-tf.i. ,.frh
..-'-.. ....-- lr... .',.f -.i.I. 1t ed a..l-
u..... ...--.t... f,-r.- "a t.f. a
.+ t.. t.-... Al, r,... l.a tl. =. t- i.r OIL
80 ...... ~. ..,fr. .-....l, a. I'll P..ff
-,-t. ali a laa. So. = t.E 90 Ip-. Wut.r
-.u..r. ai.l 3d.. NICitr western uuH f. I' . ''ii
[.,... l -..r r-l aH-.r D OPS. --'rI Pa
4lJ Ola. nora ui.rr rouTrt-. loo
'...t f.. f.,,. ~. ed n.
49, an l,.fl d. u.-t'3-t.u ls Jl4--.rt. Nd
. ,.. 81 tf-.f. ... Gr....s p Il: ... 200
IKE ,..' isu.. ig..- l1I s,sl1ift.y1 ..4 ..ra-
l........ ~ SEQ .. t, .i wilson 800 ci.-
4., De-. op,7et I cucaF,r isd cr-Lef tAlu
al III . : a 80, sales q: sae s44r q, r.,s-:
J.Llas l-H f-u.liuE c.lH', -l o. llt ipii '.' +'',
ID, -...f f5alr- TDs Zls'lnG c.al,r A4i alf Stay de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

pryyAto Jan. s-Receipts FIhur. 2.loO bhs; wheat
att nm Corn II DGsh; Oa;s sdOu bash, BaFiry,
s0S bush shPmeuts-tOuT lbs0 5bis. Whea' 500 Dish
@, / ggl buai; Oats 5GbO bush. Barley euO DiAn
Gran IN store and srost-N heaL L56iljl bus; 1cfn'
a. J67 bIsh OaLs, il-,J25 GGsa Barley - - o.'
I G;S Dush MALI - T95 bish.. Psas $50 baih 70 a.
10000 bush Markets quet the uneeI...1iy % sgps
ft,tn WEcatsaes, 1900 bush
tinb at 81 As COrnsale. 900 bnsa Low Mixed doeo 20
s5c 1900 bush. No A1ea stern Al Dos; t,ocU SI
,TIicAgo Jan s-Fi0ur steady and firm. What active.
Al 5si FobaaTy; 81 20 Aelca; No do O. II 70 = -
ejoced oslo dsl Com fsirJ .cIvs a.a 80. ~
os,s IN far demand Higior. - 5s5e eash ~ IN
a. &c Tsk uassited WI ssperaf ioHsf s1lAsAAlieAx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

other times and where this absolute requirement Of the
prices realized higher than previously ON tLe other nan
ruled obtained MEDIUM unmatured naive eaItf Eelgng
al any me during year 1876 which lower urices
realized than for some fourteen or fien yeaTs past
here determine bnt the first aud all he
oyeToeEed With aHmai1red cattle for Which there
ar outlet except az lower prices than they can De
feeders and shippers win turned nsw leai and
restrict the supply in character anat and eAis. 20 me
gained there be much gumblng friends
ha e a rr:T a t ReT s s in is7S BAT for the very
active and increasing trade which uniformly prevailed IN s
was much better toward the close month especially
G@ns h Re S s1ss we're t s Indeed hey
nee to The ayersErs Of ls' than We cc S1 s M
than IA the Spring and early Summer months Dlt e I'M
Of the demand seemed 70 give mnch announcement 70 asAt
y nt snS nrcs or fst coc. 10 extra cattle passed
that 1877 Wal DIAL more kndly and consistently WIN
was much As usual butchers cattle feeders and the Lighter
weshs or siGe s%d ry S4er sr ss conGitions
49, ~ si;tnd 10 low nr,cs ana os markets prevailed.
MICH COWS-Trats continues slow especially for oldi
Rn1 An 1o' I ~ ~, ~ ore !. s,xoIs 70 Increase
his stocs O. exchange at COWS for res, ones Iiios
rue from ft5 to go each one lot selling At $50 aIoIe f
CAIN fs-ArTivas have larger during the past fey
days While the demand has also Improved Really Iat ME-
fed or nay caves HOg-essed, If fa sell at II ole
hee nave Peen conlns s Trf h supply OF
10 24s during he hons Wees FOR ne resen mSeI We
eistl ST. maxine 9s7s ssAkrr
pnci , T., - Tq ' rs q tSt ve {c Tor hin
". stern herp 81 qc uirum. and &c y gooi stock.
some "a - 49, aI+J sheep sold at '7'~e f"' aliOS
slcs by Hume : Elliott al si1uetet. las Canada sheep.
b. q e 80 Aonqesy FL Oh n I7 IqS 5 siAY aos IS
h. ,aic Total Tor lie week. isGi, n - - average IN
NTy 500 a. Forty .e s'5 IT, ~ ,iebiln ga H. At
5's 81 y $50 -9i Of 10 b. At &C. and al Ier-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
THE MARKETS.

rrarenIlv reported tar rHK rMBTNr.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
10 Noyu Girsr. resseis ami RUt-ortN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
FCF TIE WREH ENDING AJSnAY. Jan. =, 1877.
ecevc. Cows Yeas. sheep and Lambs swine
$500 - T.5 .I.-iL Z.,.jJ

Reeve. Cows Yeas. sheep and Iam5s Swine.
ms, 80, ,.-a e,.; Al The .ovylng g.q..,-
Ilrrvra cows. YEAS. She.y swine.
7.,.e- cry stock Yards 81 . II - 1906
M e.,s,.. So f. aver 81 - ats
70 letn--'. r. H---...-- s-5 '-''
Eece!1.s ash yceE 600. .... 75lt 8 OLA l.-t~ 81
CT. -as. .......- 7..'-t l.i .-3 l3--.
rec - i2s' fe9t. 800 o. 80 -''tt 'i'4'-
oJC-A.IJNs ~ B2tvEa la-.Ai
Extra cattle ...-. ~ Is
Flrs, euai ~ l1-
&cc.ua e. GOA A3li' e.. .-.---.----
1ezas. ,i.-r1Ar-, a1d 'uilfa.-'-.-.-.. "a e.
Average q. -ay. .st.-is;e!... NATURALIZATION Pc
FxiIe;nc range Of Irces ----------------. ii
ne NOS 81 que >l' i. y. ---. IL -.- ans
- ~iyuethai, maIn2 81. bread cd SAFE ".'.' -'
mead asi '-5l'A', aH'i .."'' y. .-' fa '....
49, t-r past f'r-. $40 '.r, ...' avn ....
Tue l."r'I ,.e.i'rie e'.i't r "t" -...,... .....
1926 lr.6 Isl BE- b.r 81, b. iae feat H. -l 'a- ie..
verf ,sa t''1', u4 ina, ic .t-.., .ri a... 90
ts, tha's .Ie stlt 1000 A.eG --e .sea. -r -o1 ia.
:!i.a.V aas3Lr', "thr -3 va. "-.ti d., .-r li'
is. ,r-r. .).., -.ts ua-, rapot- -. vas. a .i o.
vance o. 'lo pt.Fl"' gay yes i.'i - - .,- &
a'NF. ...'t '-.c ~ = i'' 20 ,,,,.- ,, ....-
Use u-lies- i"l ca" g. '--. r., .....- 81. d, ...t
IS ".io ".'l s'l ~ ''. w.. ,.'.. D.. .I..
about b.. ~ 20. "c.-i't ~. ,.',. +" Of. ,
aboIt Au'a t!ic4s OWE " ~ e --' '.- g. ..-
-riIliI-. ID tiri 70. As't "'''' a' -'- % .', .
t'I II c.f.is.ls c.--. OIL. vr-. % arrives t t l ''i-
de ;ilr-al .-tat q ''i-.-' t-' .' .''' ~
iAeE, 49, w MARKET TIER ~. '".., '.. ID ~ ''
90 20. l't o. -' ai ,' ~ o.. I'D 49, d.. rs +.
~f-'e ti.-."- sec . H.. .. .... ..-t o..
cVti - steers &C., ID -, T., a. 1870, -,.. Ban,
J-r" a ii' n'1 o. y ~ 30 -, o.. '7 .'-.
oIrH1ii % ~ n ibH;- '- -. l-'. t., ~ o.. .i
mosttf % D' - -, -...' -. I'D .,.,.-.' ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

R.oIAAvtao Ian 5-COGcs market very animated price
adrtpCna Good E.rsts 1000 7.l5O Iois Z - AIJs 4
chang on London, 2i's- -.
sASEo5 Jan. J.oae market animated prices very lin
sIOerior s.nyDs, 4, 100 e6,JOJ rlls q 10 Ello1
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- a GOOD ordinary. a n GdiiDg l-'7
Ffrf4reUevrIv rht- TIE largest business tl Las
D.. dY-. 10 singh. day Tor some nontls ult .e f1S-t
A. --s sales SATURDAY amer To-
J.i.srt -U. Feur.arg 600 lJ'l5i lpuu - go 4t'
b. March. juJ. l2': Loo l,-ois -t,o. 40 I'
lU IA t. 200. Ia, 800, s'ls2 MAY, 100 tiF ~t' -
s ,t-u~t, 800 l'.t Bee, o.uo ua s' t.@.,i. ,' ,,-
- a I1. sou ID. JtI. l5.Is. zoo, - tvoi0at, -.
l5H.. March. 400 -''-. Jn4e' wv, ,.1'.
tf... tht,,s -eoou. ,all-Mstci. zoo, l.-'a. Ha it
Ii,. q l .uu aes. Ih.rI Cail-MaTeh loG IT, % app.
10 I-,s Nav. l.O IA s.; August. 800, Il tH .9
la.t, ~aes today up nj ana AIRY J. 300 49,; 5o,
..f-. 20 l3ag Do, l3li22. 400 10; February! lpo
isle sS6o 1850: 100 l1ssg 500. 1870; 90 lS'aei
350E lo'isi a. l3-'F. ~. To- '@ 50 a. .e0l
I.-.s.. so e; s6oO 49, LOO l$s,s' 200 s
iia LOO. l4a 90 - 100 i5'ssi I.9o' l "a a
i4a- 200 I4is 500 1870, July 90 - 5,O' i,ie-
To-. 1iit-.; Angus. 700 lt-; 90 L. yt'oD T. -e.
l.; s,. MEMBER 10 @. srs total, 4'iH Dl.@ Ffid
f'is 1000 bales. closed wtaA and tending
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-09
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N Some time ago, III the Sabbath day, we
wended our way to one, of our churches,
and, instead, of a sermon, heard an address
o. some missionary or other benevolent OBJ
iect. After the address was concluded, two.
brethren We're sent around, with the basket
fol-. contributions. Parson L., who was
one of the basket-hearers, taking the side
upon which We sat. Immediately in our
front, and upon the, next seat, n%cggligently
reclined our friend Bill H, q gentleman
Of infinite humor and full of dry jokes. The
parson extended The besket and Bill. slowly
shook his head. "Come,, William, give us
somcthing,''A said the parson., Can't do
it, replied Eli. Why not: Is not the
cause a gooi one =" "Yes, but | am4slot
to give anything" Pooh! PoolfA !
know better; .yyo6umust give 4 better reason
than that "Well, | owe too much money;
Il must be just before 4 IA, generous. you
know.">o.Bu William; YOU owe God a
larger debt than yy3qa .9o'wwee anybody else"
''That's true, parson, but then he ain't
pushing me likethe ebalancc6of my credit;
orrs. nt2The parsons face got into q curious
condition and hepasse1 on Hsbjqarg >
i& i&& ~& w et# E@FA 49, 80 49, tA~tfEi h4F8 t