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National Republican., 1877-11-07
Reclaimed,

Yesterday afternoon, Officer Miller recov.
cred a colored girl. ifteen years Of age. named
Maggie Brown. from disreputable house on D
street, between Thirteenth and Thirteen aud a.
half streets, kept by a cOlored man named James
Lacey. Maggie had run away from her mother.
CaTli1a Brown, who lives In Alexandria aud
guUc to Lucey's place u live. she returned will.
ingly u Alexandria with her mother and friends.
aud promised to abandon the course Of life she
leGdiGg.
National Republican., 1877-11-07

THE wcllknown rcstaurateur l.. Faber. has
effected arrangements to open the "Pans Royal
Rcslhurnt" luCntcd In the basement of the Shcp.
hSrd building corner Of Twelfth street and Penn
sylvGha for public patronage tomorrow. It Is
the int ntiOn of the nbnvr-namcd gentleman IL
make everything pertaining 10 II Of first class
order Parties calling there viii be sure 10 find tho
ported wines, liquors and cigars Special attention
Will be paid by Mr. +. to the dining department
Fresh oysters In every conceivable style aS well as
all the de.icaces the market affords, will always
be found there.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
Haste In tho WebIInv.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing parties; J. W. Means aud Sarah +. AnadUle,
Chas. Parker and Mary Brcnt,:W. d. Reynolds and
Sarah j.. Martin, J. 7. True and Margaret NJ. Bill
lingsly, c. D. Piston and Fannie q. Pndgett Ed.
ward o. scugIS and Marion Hughes, VIM. Hanson
and susan Hanson
National Republican., 1877-11-07
HEAR Master Iichtenbcrg tonight.
lieIr Master LiChtenberg TO night.
The virginia synod,

The Synod Of Virginia opened last night at
the First Presbyterian Church Alexandria, with a
large attendance. Delegates from all parts of vir
glnia are present The opening sermon was deliv.
sIcd bv tie Rev Dr. Alexander Of the Union
Theological Seminrry, uf Virginia. The officers
were elected. and The meeting broke up to meet
this morning, Vt nine UCIuCk. The synod will
meet each morning this week, al nine o'clock,
National Republican., 1877-11-07
Police Court,

NJ. Queen, charged with fast riding, in
Georgetown, paid s. for his fun. Henry CLARK
paid 81 for swearing at Lucy Walton, a colored
girl. Andrew Williams, being out Of home, re-
ccived one for ninety days. Albert Hall will be
entertained for thirty days for the same reason.
NJ W. Warden. charged with try,passing on the
public parks; phStpOnementasked but denied and
case dismissed after hearing.
a. s. Clses-Solomon Freedman, larceny DIS
charged. James A.. Clark was arraigned for threat
ening his brother but upon request of the latter
was dismissed VIM. Crandcll, OF Mount Pleasant
charged with humping his brother IN laws head
against the wall paid 81 for his pugilstic tcnde.
cies Josephine Humphrey was dismissed on the
charge Of making threats Cephas Jones' VINO was
arrested Monday evening for an outrage upon
Miss Florence Smith, was placed under 81 900 bonds
for one week, the young lady not being nb.o to at
tend court; Lewis Smith pleaded guilty of assault
and was fined S.. James b. Yates charged with
III Treatment and assault upon his wife we placed
under $500 bonds to keep the peace, aud slo0 bail
To appear later in tho week. Rebrcca Courtney.
charged with assault was dismissed. Charles
Lewis paid IS for the same ufIerce. John Thomas,
for assault paid s.. John Shorter, charged with
larceny from John n Hutchins, was discharged tor
want Of evidence Samuel Ward. assault on Nelty
Baglcy; fined s. or ten days. Julia A. Coleman.
charged with indecent Language was reprimanded
md discharged,
National Republican., 1877-11-07

monial ENHANCEMENT was Mary catherine Chiids,
asking the severance OF the marital rites between
her and Zacharish W. Cbilds, her husband. She
her husband was In Baltimore, Nd They were
married May g. 1888, and lived together until July
g. 1867, When he suddenly let. Since then he has
only contributed SIS toward the support or herself
and children. The court decreed divorce. and
gave the complainant permission to resume her
maiden name, and put the costs Of the suit on the
defendant
The fourth and final one for the day was the ap-
plication Of Mary Ellen Morris for n legal separn-
ton from her husband, John Thomas Morris. They
were married In the year 1858, and cOhablted to-
grthcr as man and wife until August 81 1864, when
lie deserted her She was also granted divorce.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
Sale of the Douglas aud shepherd Art
Collections.

Collections.
The collection of ancient and modern paint
ings, statuary and bronzes, to be sold tomorrow
and Friday evenings, at the residence of Gov.
Shepherd, l7Oo X street, Is one Of the finest pri-
vatc collections liz the country. II comprises the
pieces of art that belonged to the late Hon Stephen
A. Douglas aud the collection Of ex-Gov. Alex.
r. Shepherd. The collection will be OH fxhibi.
ton to-day, between the hours OF eleven u. M and
two p. n., and seven and nine p. IN. Cards Of ad-
mission to the house and gallery can be obtained
from MesSrs DunCanson Bros, auCtioncers. The
sale to morrow and Friday evenings will begin at
halfpas seven o'clock precisely.
National Republican., 1877-11-07

OPERA HOUSE
" KEENAN, BRorHERs, Lessees and Managers.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER
THREE SEPARATE AND ENTIRE COMPANIES
THIS WEEK.
DRAMA. COMEDY AND oLIO
CHARLEY HOWARD In his great speciality drama
THE OLD SLAVE:
OR, FAITHFUL To DEATH.
THE GREAT BURTON. STANLEY CoMBIsA.
Five 90 In number, In their Sparkl Society Comedy
entitled
n0,o,o,,, 49,, Ham, ELlRTINd; ,.
Rob, V, Ferguson, Miss SalliH Mason,
Ben Dodge, Mr.. Tom WRrhrid.
1Wo POWERFUL DRAMATIC AND COMEDY
COMPANIES AID GRAND oLIO
COMBINA rIDN.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Admission u, IS 81 a I'd 10 cents. nos
VNHEATRE COMloUE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5-NIoHTLY AND
WEDNESDAN AND SATURDAY MArINEE5.
Engagement for une week only uribe
BRUNETTE wAHBLERs,
Who Will appear In u grand
MINSTREL SCENE.
Assisted by tie popular aud only
NOLAN QUARrETTE,
Jake Dudn and Rlly MaiUncy on the ends
Production OF the grand melOdramatic extrava-
ganIa, entitled
THE FAIRY QUEEN on. THE UNLUCKY
PRINCES,
during whirh Will be introduced H. grand
PARlslAN MlNuET.
All OF last weeks company retained Prices Of nd.
miS.lon, ~, y, and D. cents. nay'-0t
National Republican., 1877-11-07

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON.
~ cert, for The benefit Of the W, m ms Christian
A;.Gciatlon, at Lincoln Hal, ritukSDAY Eve
assisted by MISS EVA MILLS and other prominent
MUSICAL y talent q The cily Refitntions " ED; I.
OF Mississippi. Subject, Our People" Tickets, %
ccits; nt all of the Music and B,ok s,oreL Doors
open at seven oclIcs performance commences at
eight. noytl2t
National Republican., 1877-11-07
NEW 4DTERrISEMENTs.

Canvas ers wanted.
For rent-Store rooms.
Eotice-Minor Normal School
Rooms-2Ql3 U street northwest
President Hayes In virginia-Frank Leslie's Il.
Illustrated Paper.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
OlDlle Cures

Catarrh, Asthma, Hay Fever and Colds. 2j cents.
So New York avenue.
and 1893 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-07

Sale of Classical Vases, Bronzes, &c.
The sale of the collection Of elegant Italian
classical vase, groupa and statues win be contn
ned this evening. at seven O'Clock, At the sales
IUUms Of TbOums Dowlins, Eleventh street and
fsnnaylvania etue.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
Attention


Is called to the sale of valuable paintings, ad-
vcrised to take place on the evenings Of Thursday
and Friday next, at the residence of ex.Gov. A. H.
Shepherd. The sale will include about sixty pic
lures, carefully selected In Europe by Francis l..
GTund for Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, and the col.
lection contains originals and copies by some of the
most distinguished msSters These pictures, includ.
ing the statuary and mr,lallions, belong to Mrs
Robert Williams, wht has avaiGd herself Of the
courteous offer Of ex-Gov. Shepherd to have them
exhibited aud sold at his beautiful gallery at the
same time with his own.
LARGE SIZE BED Com. Rrs, 81; doule Gll.wool
Blankets, s., at RAFF BROS.
126 Seventh street.
50 UIsTERs, at EIsENAS Bros,
Corner Seventh and T..
81 FALL weight Oyrr, r'. EIsFNAN Bros,
Seventh and T..
BOYS listers and OvercuatS EIsENAS BROs.
5l5 Fur Beaver OYCTcoats. ElsENAS Bros.
Seventh and Z.
IS CHILDRES's Ulstcn. EIsENAN Bros,
Corner SeyIm,h and E.
FANCY Fall listers. fIsENAS Bios,
Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
cRIMINAL couRr-JusrIcE MAcARrHuR.

Charles stewart, forgery, four cases; William But.
lor, assault Lee Banks, assault Charles p Ca. ty
assault; stephen Turner, assault; Robert Dorsey,
assault two cases g. A. Serl. assault; J. l. Win.
salt. assault Louis Bier receiving stolen property
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE wYLIE..
Beale vs.. KnOwes; Cochran VS.. Herr; Gordon VS.
McPhcrsDn; Grant vs.. District NJ Columbia; Alex.
andria Bridge Company, &c. vs.. District Of Coum-
bia; Harbour vs.. Wood; Barrett vs. Barrett: VII.
lett VS.. Fister; Field VS.. Bigelow; Wheeler vs.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
NHEoDoRE THOMAS ORCHESTRA.


FEEN THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON
l. LAJ L . EASY FEET DEPEND, and thou.
sands visit r. WHITES Establishment, opposite
WLllnid's Hotsl. for relief from and avoidance Ot
torns, Bun ons Diseased Nails, Chlbla!ns Vascular
ENerescences, DC. Established in Washington In ls0i
ecSly
National Republican., 1877-11-07
AMUSEMENTS,

s--s"~-A--
.lt WEDNEsDAY - TYENiNd.
IAN EVENING or MIRTH AND MUSIC"
.piano SOLO, (Wm. Tell. ......... rroG H. Perabeau
Alexandria City and other sw!hFlying Insects,
josh Blingt
"a HUI d ed Years Ago Gong,,...II. NJ Rogers
stOn2ress and Oher Mamma 9 ....... Josh Hi fngs .
s,Rver of Time" (dueltl~.,. Rogers and BoudinOt.
sPni'y and Zeal on the Hair SheIl.::....: B ngs
s'Jut as OF old, eong)-.......... II. L. Bnud not
sDuo..".....Herman Rakeman (the boy yiollni,p
ami PcrabraL
sMllk and Mules on Toast llnigs.
PART SfCuSp.
.Volin and Piano. sounds rom Home"
BrkenRn and PcrRbeau.
80 or Knot 2 u, (solo without aocompan nen's)
.."Mett Me by the Running brook, (dueltJ .
Rogers and Il indin1t.
Twins and Things OF that I'll ings.
H"My Trunde Bed" IL gers
ttlans ms Political llIng'.
Suns iNuArt+
rntnn sou tWrIer Pefnhcau
MY seventh Annual Farewell JUslI Billlngs
- Doors open at 'oL Besins at eight o'clock .
promptly.
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National Republican., 1877-11-07

DIR. Morrels
Ozone at druggists, 2j cents.
1909 Pennsylvania avenue
OvERcoAT for boys. three to fifteen years.
EisEMAN Bros, Seventh and T.
So MES's overcoats. EIsENAN BRos
National Republican., 1877-11-07

Tho supreme Court Of the United States.
TUESDAY, Nov. 9, 1877.
On motion Of Mr.. s. p. Nash, Hamilton Cole,
esq, OF New York ,ity, was admitted to practice as
an attorney and counselor of this court
No. n. Talmadgc Z. Brown ct al. appellants, VS..
The County OF Buena Vista. The argumeat Of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Galusha Parsons, Of
counsel for appellee and concluded by hIr. George
q. Wright Tor the appellant
No. 100. The Cairo aud Fulton Railroad Com.
pnny, plaintiff in error, vs. Samuel Hecht and
George II. Stephens. This cause was submitted on
printed arguments by Mr.. u NJ. Rose, of counsel
tor The plaintiff In error, no counsel appearing for
the defendants In error
No, ~. The Imperial Fire Insurance Company OF
London, plaintiff In error, vs. william @. Fargo,
president, &c. This cause was argued by Mr. N. B..
HoNie, of counsel for the plaintiff in error, and by
Mr. :. 2. Nash for the defendant In error.
Adjourned until to. morrow, al twelve O'Clock
National Republican., 1877-11-07
CITf fRESIDENCES or MEMBERS OF
THE FORTY-FIETH CONGRESS.

[scnators and Members will confer favor upon
usby notifyingu Of changes in their residences. We
will aim to make list of residences as correct as
possible. and we Rsk their aid to that end
National Republican., 1877-11-07

= DIR. MOrreIs -
Ozone for Catarrh. 632 New York avenue
and 1909 Pennsylvania Rvenee
National Republican., 1877-11-07
DIR. NIorrell's

FULL change Of programme at Thomas conc crt
tonight.
National Republican., 1877-11-07

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Pink DOminos.
OrERA HousE-variety Company.
THEATRE ConiouE-Grand Variety Company.
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRCH.-TheOdore Thomas.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
Uke OZOne

Use Ozone
Inhaler for Catarrh or Colds. 25 cents.
632 New York avenue.
and 1900 Pennsylvania avenue.
FALL Oyercoats at EIsEMAN's,
Corner Seventh and Z.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic
6ates clear or partly cloudy ueather, cold north
eyiy winds, oeering to pdrmer southedsteriy, sta
soadry or rising JolIored BY falling barometer.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
COP LIVER Oil AND LINE.

CoD LIVER OIL AND LINE
That pleasant and active agent In the cure Of all
consumpuve symptoms, "Wilbors Compound of
Pure Cod Liver OIL and Lime" Is being universally
adopted in medical practice. Sold by the proprie.
tor, A. d. Wilbor Chemist, Boston.
WELLS ORIGINAL MACHiNE.sPREAD STRENGTHEN
ING PIAsTERs.
Tho Oldest and the best All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty five and thirty cents, according to size
YousG people, pay attention to your teeth Clean
them daily with ThurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dcntifrice known. II will preserve
their whiteness through life, prevent decay and
toOthache. Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time. Price,
25 and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
a Hold Attempt at burglary.

LAST night OF Thuma. concerts.
Last night Of Thomas concerts
National Republican., 1877-11-07
Court Calendars for To-Day.
clRcuIr eouRr-cHIEr Iusr1cr cAnrrrn

No 2is Barr VS., Kmmel; No. 2j3, Phnnix
Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Peugh; No.
2oi Clcndenn VI. Plant; No. gj9, Lyons VS. Gal.
laher, l0ane 4 Co.. No. 26O. Van Ortwick vs. Wal.
!erS; No. 26l King We. I.iston; No. 262, Webster 4
BROTHER w. Rawlings; No. 263, Fleming vs. Hellyer;
No ID Fleming vs. Jeflrtes No. 49, Cook vs. Free.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

Arrival OF Passenger Iruins'
At BALTIMORE AND PorOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND
TREETs
HDfrfno. E'>tifr0.
sf,N New York pxprcs loo Boston express.
skt0 N V. n pht express. i5. Rici m, nj express.
ESQ AfetandTiA n ts:;si, AleNnudria
ran, Alexandria. iI:iU New York limited
S.S, Mbi. Va. outhern. t:t0. Alexandria
sNtb, Alcsani ris. Fb:lu, New York mall
e., Baltimore accom-. lS:sii, AleNg nlrIa.
seoS, North and West. ttsjn, Alexandria
eH, Alexandra. G35, Midland Virginia.
sIGtO, AiexAIdria I1:l0, Alexandria
I1t0 N0rti efn asa spU0 North ana West
ll.D Alexandria, IsD:b, n. o.. NJ dland Va.
itUQO, Il Cl mUnd.
sArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
At BALTIMORE AND QUO DEPOT, sEw JERSEY AVE.
NuB AND Z STREET.
bOrHfn1. Efvnind.
GOO N. Y. Phi & Hos ex.I $1.S0 Baltimore accom-
s.fg, baltimore express o, baltimore accom-.
Tia, wes. oTn express. 6OO N Y, Phil q Hos ex.
So, baltimore accJm. l5.31 Western Mall.
Ell, Fred &C, Met br'ch )tiIH, Baltimore express.
AZ, Baltimore express -G 70, Bait more NC, ON.
et, Martinsburs and Ha-I:D, Western express.
gerstown &C, MET birch. 500, Baltimore press.
sin.o, Baltimore scrom. -glh, N Y, Phil 4 bos eI.
I:JO baltimore express iGIS, Baltimore accom-.
sArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
- or the time OF departure OF TRAINS see adver.
tisenen,s elsewhere
National Republican., 1877-11-07

LARGE SIZE BED Com, Rrs, 81 doule Gll.wool
Blankets, s., at RAFF BROS,
726 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-11-07
THE MILLS OF JUSTICE.
WHAT WAS DONE IN THE DIFFERENT
COURTS YESTERDAY.

Supreme Court Of the United states-Busi-
ness at tho City Hali-Caiendars for To-
day-Transfers Of Real Estate.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
DIR. MOrrell's

sl2.50 ENGLISH Casssimere Oyercoets.
ErEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1877-11-07
CITY ITEMS.

s. MES's Oyercoats.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04


Mayor Hearsey, editor of the New Or
leans Democrat, says there is literally no
opposition TO President Hayes in Louisiana,
and the people of the entire south entertain
as friendly a feeling toward the president
as those of Louisiana
A Bucharest correspondent telegraphs
that the Russians recently engaged at Plev-
na have retired behind the Osman river,
The Sixteenth division of the Fourth corps
is crossing the Simnitza, and will probably
reinforce them.
In the Mississippi democratic convention,
Lamar warmly endorsed Hayes policy SO
far as it affected the souh. On the other
hand, Mr.. Singleton, member of congress
from the fourth district, objected to any ap
proyal of man who he said had gone into
office through fraud
A railroad convention was held at Fort
Scott, Kansas on Tuesday, which was pre-
sided over by Hon. j. r. Goodn Eighty
delegates, representing counties west of Fort
Scott to the Arkansas river, were present. A
railroad company was organized, 10 becalled
the ST. Louis, Ft Scott & Colorado railroad
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04
LATEST BY MAIL

The president hopes to visit New Orleans
next winter
Several telegrams confirm the Turkish
occupation of Eski Saghra.
A special from Karabumar says the Rus
slams lost five guns at Eski Saghra.
Henry Sidley Everett has been appointed
secretary of the German legation.
The Sd and 4th artillery left Philadelphia
Thursday evening for Scranton.
A Belgrade special states that there are
signs of approaching mobilization Of the
Servian army.
The Providence tool company, reported
closed, has only ceased manufacturing tenn
Iorarily awaiting the adjustment Of Turk
ish affairs.
AT Patterson, New Jersey, two striking
SILK employees, women, have been sent tt
jail ior assaulting another female who hat
returned to work.
Berlin papers consider that the last battl
puts an end to all hope DISCRIMINATING the wa
this year. and lessens the chances of inter
Ventlon by Austria or Engla nd.
A Mauch Chunk telegram of the ID ms
says that meeting of miners of Audenrieo
Janesville, Hazelton and vicinity decide
not to stop work, but to begin as soon as th
railroad furn ished cars,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04
FOREIGN.
Movements of the British
Fleet.
The South African Bill Again Comes
TO the Front.
Russian Batteries at Tchamtchira
SiIenccd by the Turks.
THE BRITISH FLEET.

LONDON, aug. + i he pallY n eWS states
that the channel squadron has been ordered
south to Nigo, but whether it will proceed
further to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean
or return home after the cruise, will depend
on instructions which await its arrival in
Spain.
REINFoRCEMENrs ARRIVING.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
hears from Constantinope that reinforce
forcements are daily arriving and being inl-
mediately dispatched TO Adrianople.
OPINIONS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
The Times Eucharist correspondent, re
viewing the situation, says he thinks the
panic in Roumania is groundless. The
Plevna defeat will certainly be retrieved.
Discussing the Russian chance of holding
positions in the Balkans if obliged to retire
to them, the Times correspondent, who re
Gently passed through Schipka Pass tele
graphs that it is strongly occupied and for
titled. There are already within it many
trains of provisions and forage Prince
Minsky and Gen Gourko might hold it for
fortnight on full rations, or longer ON short
rations.
THE AFRICAN BILL.
In the house of commons this afternoon
the South Africa bill was read a third time
The obstruction seems to be stamped out.
TURKS BoMBARDING.
\ despatch from Sukumkaleh, dated Aug.
. says: The Turkish frigate Manmadich
bombarded the Russian batteries at Tchamt-
chira, on the Both ult silencing every Rus
sian gun. Manmadlch was considerably
damaged and several of the crew were kill
ed and wounded Near Tchamtchira were
5000 Turks in a critical position owing to
the advance of the Russian army
HOBART PAsHA
embarked his entire force safely on the 1st
inst. under cover of the guns of the fleet,
ish military expedition to Caucasia. Hobart
Pasha has command Of the entire Black Sea
forces, consisting Of twenty men-of-war and
transports
THE ADELINA PATHS CASE.
Paris, August 4.-Adelina PATHS case
has been decided Both the lady and her
husband had filed applications for judicial
separation. Madame Patti 5 application was
refused. Her husbands was granted. The
sentence states that Madame Patti does not
offer to bring forward any proofs of facts.
She alleges on the other hand that the doc
uments placed before the tribunal particu-
larly correspondence addressed to Madame
Patti by a third person show that her
bonduct did the gravest injury to her hus-
band, the court therefore pronounces against
her petition for separation of body and
goods, and condemns her to pay the costs
AS divorce is unrecognized by the French
law, neither party can marry again. The
sitting was public. The Marquis De CauS
was present The decision was rendered by
tribunal of first instance.
OBITUARY.
London, Aug A. Field Marshal Gen
Charles Frederick De Steinmeitz died las
night Of heart disease at Lardeck, Silesa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, August 4.
Gold-l05s.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, August L.
WHEAT-Dull; no sales.
CoRN-Shade lower; new western mixed !;
59@6olc.
OArs-Quiet; mixed western and state;
27@5oc
PoRK-Quiet; 1430@l4.35.
LARD Quiet; $500 9.37!.
WHIsKY-l2G13.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August 4.
WHEAT-Higher; 1.11g@1 1.113 for Au-
gust 1.o456 l.05 for September.
CoRN-474c for cash; Ale for August
463@468c for September.
RYE-554@553c for cash.
BARLEY-6Sc for September.
PoRK-Lower; 1866 for cash; l3 40 for
August 13.45 for September.
LARD-S.S5 for cash; $50 for September
WHIsKY-S.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, August 4.
WuEAr-Quiet; No. 2 l.27 for cash
LA for August; LOGS for September.
CoRN-steady; No. 2, 47ac.
OATs-steady; No. 2, 29e.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-08-23
IL. 3. ' ANCE.
Gov. Porter promptly sent a
requisition for the two "erring
sons of North Carolina"

Senator Merrimon, of North
Carolina, has been talking plain
ly to his people in an address at
Chapel Hill. Tracing the histo-
ry of North Carolina from the
day when it stood third in the
Union until now, when it stands
fourteenth, he dwelt upon it's
natural resources and it's extent,
and then pointed Indignantly to
its poverty, the paucity of it's
mines and manufactures and the
illiteracy of its people, of whom,
he said, $4,000 cannot read
He did not hesitate to draw a
comparison with Ohio in order
to humble the State pride of his
hearers still further, and as the
great remedy for the ills of the
Commonwealth he recommend
ed work.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-08-23

Yesterday, Mr.. John Caldwell
sold to Mr.. L. M. Spencer, of Dallas,
Texas, a livery outfit to the amount
Of S7,4OO, taking in payment i'm
proved property in the towns of
Dallas and Sherman, and land in
Wise, Jesper and Newton counties,
Texas.
The stock and other livery dis
posed of will scarcely be missed
from the establishment of Mr.. Cald.
well, as he is probably conducting
the largest livery business Of any
man in the South. After the sale
yesterday he informed us that he
had just ordered twenty new bug
gies and harness which will arrive
in few days, when he will be able
to suit the fancy of the sporting and
travelling public at remarkably low
fgures.-Shreveport Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-08-23

The value of the railroads in
the whole Union is twenty-three
times as great as the value of
the shipping engaged in foreign
trade, and the value of the inter
nal commerce is twenty-five
times the amount Of our foreign
commerce.