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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02
QFRlCIAL.
POLICE ORDER.
Notice to Owners Of Goats and Hog,

RY DIRECTION OF THE GENERAL
" Council, | am ordered to enforce section
~ Of the city ordinances, which makes il
The duty Of the chief Of police to cause 10
be taken up all swine and goats found rum
nlng az large within the city limits, and con-
10 be procured by him in three different por-
uons OF the city, for three days. II within
that time the owner or his agent shall call for
said swine or goats, they shall be delivered to
them upon the payment Of one dollar FOR each
mead Of swine or goats so taken up If no
person, comes TO claim the same within the
three days, th0n such swine or goats shall be
sold for the benefit of the city"
1 will on and after FRIDAY, MAY 4rH,
strictly enforce this section, and call upon ali
owners Of swine or goats to keep the same
from OF the streets and alleys.
"a 7. II. ATHY. Chief of Police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. l will send
a recipe that will care you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This greatromedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
self addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. ISNAN, Station D. Bible House, New York
City: 129-xxiv- 128d&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02

Let US pause 10 this great race for
fame and fortune, and ask why it is that
g mans FIRST search for bis night key is
always made 10 the wrong pocket.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02
Indian AGlirs.

CHICAGO, May General Crook ar.
rived here last night and will hold q con.
'ultation with General Sheridan on some
matters relating to Indian affairs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02


TENNESSEE has not had a Judge
on the supreme bench of the
United States since the death of
Judge CatrOn many years ago, and
the South has not had a represent
atiyo since the death of Judge
Wayne, of Georgia. We have sew
eral fayorite sons" in this State
who might stand a chance to be
struck with this kind of lightning
were it not that Hayes has called a
Tennesseean to the cabinet. Still
chances are that a Southern
man will receive the appointment.
If not, what will the friends of Mr..
have to say of his Southern
policy?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02
NJ Il mi NIgi
wednesday Evening, May 2. 1877.

The subscription price Of the PUB.
LIC LEDGER is S. per anHum for
The Daily, and 81 per annam for the
ReekN-POstGge free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02

or not, it is a genuine article,
bright as the roses on beauty's
cheek or the smile of childhood,
and passes current as coin just
from the mint.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02

They are fencing off the Yosemite
valley, erecting barbados, building
walls, and preparing to make every pa
triot pay cash down for all he sees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-02
MARRTEn-

sPIR0-MARKS In this city, on the even
ing of May LIST, at the residence of Harry
Cohn, the brides brother. by Rev. DR.. Sarner.
A SPIRo and Mrs. RACHEL MARKS, all Of this
city
, 1877-06-20

4 R.ni v.a s''h tisp. IL h"0e' .nh A. 'ss s"ss
Dnrharn. Dr. T;anks ma ofycrei. mt hf hta osu
pnrHe, to put M f9 nlo towards the Inpfoser nj
Fund. witch. on ihs sale of lrtn since tHE'.
amounts. without lntereat, N &l7. coo. OF u,ts
only ths fntefeat duo con'd be used for fnproys-
ments. In addition to the -. 900 offer Of n.
ialsnes has II naobody ". viz. " e0"''0u1 'o'
About four yeafs ago JudKe I1ifsins fold ths
Cemetery Company SONS eighty Acres Of land north
Of the original traeL ou seventeen ycnFs' time, for
which bond ana mnrtgsga upon this property
Was executed. The oemetety IL yet
tomewhAt inarrea hy shl.tJ.two acres
the Doard will endeAfpf to obtain IN the near
fotors. wettrIz s,enne rans directly BY ne
q ddre, bat At present ibis u tmpu.eible. Aside
from the original capital stock Of $3.50. GOO, the
Cemetery COMPANY his
Az IxpKNrKpsKss or soNA 500, 900.
1ta Aye bont&e arc held by Judge Dtodgeti. vln
II. nfRE1ua Dr. hanka 81, and ons by ]. Wood.
bridge Hmilh- making In al aoue $3.50. 600. The
bonds dtar 10 pr cent fnterett, but hays only
~; ;ale q le!a ,: ~ been .m,ll: TIE ptles Sof
i tAsy seaId :. ssid epee .said yisia .eseans
Of $40, GEO per acre. o. this 10 ecnts 10 cents 20
for survey, grading. etc. Ten per cent should ba
set aaide Tor the 1ot.holdctt improvement Fund,
and 20 cents should 70 Ia paying principal and In
Areas on bonds. AZ present. Nr Banks Il the TINS.
tee In EhD1c name tha unnoFlgsscd realty stands.
Everybody knows that he has been faithful In hIa
trust and his only endeavor i to hrne order ont Of
ehao.. lsses',s Il present that all bones Of con
ed their flyhta, without any recourse 70 eoercivn
fnAaNneed, ....
, 1877-06-20
SACRED HEART.
TIN cLoslNu 1xEHcIsEs AND ptsTRIuUTIos
nv r,urNtJNA


oy rnEMtUMs
Of the Academy Of tho saered 1fcart took place
ycstesday afternoon nt thu Academy on Chicago
avenue, near Dearborn street. This Academy IN a
branch Of tbs convent scloo, which llaa been In
operation .uany years on Wcst Taylor street. II
was opened last September. and the school nns
been q succcss. Tho exercises wcro 1tict, but
mono tho less ccep.aolc nnd gratifying. tho yonng
ts1es evincing tho greatest intofctt. Bishop
Foley and number Of the clergy woso present. Tho
graduating the Sisters sad the children on tho
cusk VI tho frat yuar on tho North Side.
Tho following was the programmed:
En!rco. ln.rn!nontat, IA Re!ne r. Fees" Jack.
tns. dislSsas, iiiSes 4; ii9fKs r. McSieattry; II.
T.G & e. RI m'fs NS'Enn e.
81 'rop. oi H.rrincMl j, Ml., iortetu vassl ~
feet, Ths Iote aIa tI!o i,at!eray" dsjeKSs Mt.e.
NJ. % hs dHnxs H.,
ss1ssf: ;ttn h orF Fttas tS1G, s,
Ia1ter sortie: GranG tiaop l5Iiit.nse," iltses 4.
Hr4hu9hn and u. WetA1lh Distribution Of pro-
nlnm1,
, 1877-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS,
yaun us,r.WSr hrAnuxtY

Ths Commencement exercises OF Lake Forest
University begin Friday with oral examinations IN
the Academic Department. These will be conttn-
ucd tho following morning, the afternoon being
devoted to c!aasday exercises al Ferry Hall. Sun
day morning. tho l'tes'deut the Rev. Ut. II. ".
Inttsreon, will deliver tho baccalaurrats address.
Monday will be dnrotad u oral examl nations IN
thc i.ai!ca' Department. and the eyenanu 10 the
exercises OF the t'assopcan soesrl{. Tuesday
morning there will b. ora! examinations at The
Enlyorsty tn tho aftes9oo' the esgslng exeIclsea
inencen,ent concert. Wednesday will b. taken NJ,
With tho annual meeting OF tho board Of TFustees,
by tho I,rv. John Abbott French. Of Chicago. trIAc
speaking Of thu Freshman class, and tho ssntass'
rteeDtApp.
, 1877-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SECOND SUMMER NIGHT con-
CERT

AAE SENOND Sum u 1Elt Nl11l4 NON~
CERT.
Tho Gckie weather made another revolution yes.
terday, and brought an extreme Of cold and q
piercing east wind which rndc ont door enjoy.
ment Of tho second Thomas concert very problem.
aucAl, made the sola and mead yendeFa Inelan.
eholy. and even threw shivcr ovef the roascs
OF Gamb,tnus. The tesuit was 10 eonGno the
audience moro strictly to the concert room and TO
q. en!oymcnt M ot III: attractive programme: y
pce'patetlc, for IN tho determinations 1t was ao-
soiutsly nccessary 70 walk IN order to keep warm.
Saae, nd IT, s.sst @ sSsehts dseom.e n % II ,tas. @
ing hoiue, there Vas good audience in attcnh-
s@a n, so!ea ,a a. .
Sys;:ass @ .o Kisatss;. SiEh, & 1rs1.as VIZ
followed by TINT most fnanu4tsng. OF Stranhs'
polt., ,na.afkas. ths Dsyii's i,af9ing. Needle"
snet ~ so IN # Mbeh axen IL
etyle, notwithstanding the. orehcstra's long ab.
.sineneo from dance music OF ihe Strauss rort.
tha alvsI., acceptable Second Khsp.oiy 81
ase f thu. Snh &c ,se it, ns sfn III not s.sa
II encouraging to piAns.s wto'c ultimate anblt!on
l. y do ths y sAt sFs,y ,,ne NJ Thongs
There Is no hope for tho rhapsody the piano a.
Ter the eator and lnlsh hls eschcstra gives #. Az
sss she Gsss satssn!ss!sa The osshes.sa gave the
sharp contrnst gave The swect lttie romancs In q
OF Hccthovcus. originally written for rion and ar
ranged tot ths full strings, with the most delicate
feeling. The next number was m stAlf }G fAl.
let" By Tsehaikowsky, the 1iuts1tn composer,
which Eas noyer been hero before. 1t avf-
dcntly full ballet sccne from opera and Ii
scored In tho peculiarly wcist, oriental rhythm
sombEc 10 color, Int original and Characteristic Ia
effect. and with aouio 0arblric eGcc,s Of haymuny
haa sat 10 wall, Since ha asstvai herc Sir. Fhontns
has received the manuscript OF an cntro symphony
In hvc rnoyenetk BY th!s composer, which he will
probably sesefye for Now York next teasoH. Saint
sAehs' symphonlc pcturu OF tho Wild hpfce vi
"Fhatton' in her fathers chariot was tho next
numbcr-the Rane work that the 0rchestra pro.
duccd here Tor the 1rst time fow weeks a.o md
much mufe effective poem than the ghaaly
''DAnse Aacabre," The prelude to Max TRUCKS
:. Lorcley," " tho bcwItchfuG Wine, Women. and
Song Waltz" Of stt1use. the quaint " Funeral
March OF The Marionctta, And the pretty and brill
lant - Mlgnon polonaise" c'need tho programme.
The programme for this evening Ii very brilliant
one, ~ Will ba seen:
., Kansodie Evening .ilaf
ixdsnted for orche1tfs hy ncsiois.i
SoFn'eA ea''e - 9aitys;;io..
T. 4itrF1etio 10 tic Esstn sympianr Iisesioyst
| i. Ballet Music and Wedding l'r0cesslln.
IT% r. "ao'hf'e's
9. $:s:| s'%ssA I'd .es ''1ossasrsa" "....wssncr
"A'' 's.D''' ju.trrnt,.fon.
10. lue Danube
Gvsssuie Mafsy w1s: Il ~adtoi
, 1877-06-20
TIE KANSAS UNIVERSITY.

: F1ec7Q7 LUEFE1VostazHt8 ~ 1Hx 1FFsUHEs
LAWRENCE, Kan, Juno d.-Dur Rtato Untvcr.
s,ty Il !ocased At tAts place, and tho Commence.
ment uxcscses hayo Just closel this present week.
A ls.gor number Of gsaduatcs have just roceivctl
their diplomas thsn In amy previous rear. They
number thirteen normal. seven claisea'. nud
IL only onc yenr old. 1t has died In Is infancy
Ated for want nl proper Mountaineering appso.
rristton: 70 that ths cnsa IL tito ''1rst and Tho
lat OF tue university nafmals. Tho txerclses ul
Commencement were we'll sustained and Of a
highly interesting character, and they were listened
10 By i lssgo and nppNclatlsc audience.
j. SAyA1x,
, 1877-06-20
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY,
EpfrtHi Dlsp1feA 10 1,As Tribune,

Frfrf1a DNp0ftA 10 7hs Tribune,
MADISON. Wis., June TO- animal address
was delivered Tonight in Tho Assembly Chamber
before tho mculbers OF (e alumni VI tho SAto
University nnd q largo number Of citizens, many
ladies' beiuR present, by James L. High. OF the
Class Of 'G4, one OF tho prominent attorneys OF
Chicago. MI. Highs subject was "1hs Cntser-
slty During the War, and 10 III able and sloquent
manner he gavs history of tbs relation tho uni.
ysysfty bose 10 tho War. tuFnishlag Largo numosss
Of her tavorite sons 10 pcrpctuate tho Cnlon. Tho
urctu WEI delivered by d. y. FEankcnbugcF, Of
,hs Class OF 90, entitled "our. Welennc
lone" And was seo'ete With good i, Engissi.;,
to.moFrow afternoon, Tbs commencement cxcf+
cIses of thc Etate Cn'vefsity will be held 70 NOR.
row. Tic pansl exsrets4a will eantneaca ~ the
Assembly Chamber II D o'clock l.. nj. Luce l!aIl,
liz iarxc building recently erected a = tost Of
nearly 500. 0t9. will be opened from eioek ?.
IL sni from half. past Z W O'Clock pm. a,hs
Ilegsnts. President snd Faculty q !he ln,Tsrsity
will fcceiyv The friends Of tho institution 4hefe.
The board OF Regents OF tho State lntvssity - ~
session To-day. but no business Ut general Interest
has been transacted.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill.
Special hspaleh to Tao 1s1buaA
HLooA,soTox, H.. tun1 1n.-Tna boasu o.
Trustees OF the Illinois Wesleyan tniTcsity net
nj tho cullcsp day and organized for bnst!csA bJ
ciectn9 tho Nnn. II. f. Funk chats1naa and Judgs
q. T. 1teeves Secretary, The commencement "
the Law Csaas OF tho lptvesstfy occurs Tomorrow!
snd The re&uinr commencement On Thus4tsy ~
does alkp the Normal School commencement. Ile
alumni Ut both Institutions bold sunusl neetlnss
Ihs sssto Boasd Of Education assemblies Of tho
Normal School to- Inos1ow.
, 1877-06-20

hi, ..,oci,,.s. d,n,o,.d n. tmt,t.h,a attendance
and receipss. and expressed thclr bsiIcf that ths
stsssc,l nnronnre ind motn sat;sfactorJ prcnniary
resulis. Ths renort n gas sdontcd without dehat-.
raonrotooiGAl.
tcrn ~ rseh,oiarI .cnnrsc,] III thSt III. ycsr hid
nrsdn,4sS fnMs "tHHdents twn fr1m tho liepnrtmanf
% nr1 ns ths sn awn foa st1dents in e
III ahe oliess B. diseontnnes rhe tepost va
sanntrS ~'''''s' ~
,,.nt IT. wh,,s resl,,inV y, tmno1snen of H.
ersasns tho number II in.truetorr they wrrs On.
Hn,e9.tx III, hi she s manner n %be Ia work bss
bccn performed, 10 recommend tic election OF :
anno,nttnen, nt ur' Marcy "A Acting Pfssidens md
III election Of Prog. G, ", Pcarson 10 Tho Pro-
iessorship of .English Language md Literature.
i've Comsnitteo i,a authorized 10 assiRn Prof,
Pearson to active duties a. soon Al the NECESSARY
;:?: 8 s:::sse ss' report w.. 'ss'sa
ssss
csssd. e ssp .spea, 81 tho reception
,deea sbe sepe. i
Hss NY g 1sy s:s hs1 ae g.:
~ ,ncst f],c nTnhahf drffct for ihe ensuing Ycnr.
~ - Enrmittrn t~rnmme nled thai eubacrntionn l,a
,s9sn ~ rom H. friends Of thc Institution.
They recommended that Tho suggestion, of The
ths Ia eases be- sdonte1 LY The Hoard. They wcro
sSersc tn i'm nrnnoscd fa,e Of acholhrahirs, and
ve,. sttc,r.s ~ tep ~ Thai the a1umni al tiIe Uni
vsrsity had under confederation plans ior petma.
ncnt endowment fun0. Ahd IN eonelnalen the9
recommended ths re.slectlon OK the present. Treas"
urcr and ACrnt+
A long dlacnaalon followed On tho Availability Of
employing further counsel before The suptcme
Court, and, pending the adoption Of tho report, 4
melton wss made that when tho Hoard ad3ontn 1t
do 70 until 10 o'clock this morning. Inc nouon
prevailed.
This llcv. Richard 1lansy offered Ftao16eton
providing Tor the Apt,ontmcntof Of com'nttca Of
threo to communicate to the Hon. Grant Goodrich
the sorrnw entertained by the Doard IN Gomez
quoncsi,f his absence and nckncss, end their sym.
;@ournri. lou 'e~
Following Il The lIss Of graduates: 49,.
Rsy Auies Eixin John Hckeii, Alfred Eook. Afbcrt
ljuhley Karly, kleaEer Ball Lee Elder, Wam Janea
llathswAyl Arthur slGseM hithSa,t ffana ~,
Edward kaapRsn: InAte. as'gf N1rosn
reE mi, 4tfre Ho.,tTt sesn,sn Ehst.s Was1s;
TnnreIon. T%%gne3 tiki iIc LIZ MonTpc ToiSpkins
Eachsjar az Science. frank Harvey Cutler. Robert
Edwatd Ear!L r.4. co,s,,n r,.a,.. .,,+,
ttmt f1P1nffr-llhothJ SoeA'oo o'%Hse's 'i@'t"
, 1877-06-20
SPRINGFIELD fIEMS.
~ pNfSSs tN& NsA"tSt
RDefittl NtuJfth 10 1nS Ty{Iutsf.

spefdnt Nspdeth 10 Tbs Tribune.
BrR,raYiELp. H., Juno 1n,-Thu Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners to-day reduced the
price Of appeal In tie Ola'n-1nspectlon Depart.
mcnt at Chicago from 80 10 81 q ar.load.
Certificates OF organization were to-day iasaed
County, Creamery, capital 81. 6UO. aud u the
Western Alcohol Wosks of Chicago, capital
$40. 600,
lfenarI County to-day registered sas. GOO Of 4
percent Eefundsag bonds Ia the Auditors Uf..ee,
Nnder tho proyiaion Of NowcttA lleiundlnE bill,
, 1877-06-20
TOO MUCH SHORT.HORN,

KKoKuK, 1a., June 10..-ailns ". Jacobs. Of
Wcst LIbsfty. known as.tha Csttle King Ut Iown,
fled a voluntary petition In bankruptcy In tho
United Ntates District Court to-day. lila assets arc
500, oo0, and liabilities fH7, oo0. The creditors
arc scattered over the States Of llliuots, luwe,
necticlL and Canada, and are mostly stock .me,l
and bankers included IN the astets arc fotsy hpu,l
q Short cattle valued 1t SO. ooo and AMONG
land, On which hin homestead Is situated, valued
at ST. coo, and three Short. Horn cowa. tafurd u
ft.40O, sggttgnttNG with o!her tteMs t11. l07.
, 1877-06-20


ATMANUfAcruKEltS' PRfCks. ADSlTOt OIL
n stosSb. Ns lAse ColatsuIntOE Ut Is u tA4s4e
popular stetes which nsst q sa q price
q iu lots Of a!s Or mnfs. LEE HklSSEk. 11s Wtal
WstsF.4I.. AilvAu4au.
I(ABY CARRIAGES - NEVERsiVLE CANOPY,
- u. IA worth Sl1: koEne Visa xufth ~; .onn
$1A worth W. AAauf.:tasefs uepoL ear1ef state
aud Nvaru1-.I, fAlnGF uuuse.
, 1877-06-20

wANTED-TU RENT.
(ttASTEp-Tn llESr-a.NnOu COTTAGE SOUTH.
w Hile, Dser SID; family 0f three ns4t refer.
encet. Gtv~ full particulars Ad3fe4 az. 1rii.ine
\VANTED-TO Observation-Disclosures On
xrcnnd mi eaAl uf htAc.s'a IcrEna. aaoui $40 prr
tnnEth. lefcrtpcos E!fen snd rtgnlrcd Address Ion
= sW1hasA.Rv.
IX7ASEKD-A NURSE -FOR tICls NEN, MCsr I'M
W Mtidt.eEtd. sns1~. htnlthfn1. temperate: an
exgkr1rncrs kolltEr Gr saf preferred; HuAi havr
do'Ihrtl rcfrrrnrea and slri atlca1y pIace during
E4t hnharloF. Ad1rrA thts DIS, with refcrrnces anI
residence. n. Tribune oIlcr.
, 1877-06-20

eve want a east- Iron n,nu for tho Office, e" fc-
marked tloat, The eshSs dAy, ~ hs va he!d!M2
sisri ous," quickly remarked spiecr. who stood
tv. every good. s.s: you spcas l1onisally, !
suppose: whsrV Would you get hjmf. 20, he's 2
pasafs YoQ."
, 1877-06-20

-
f1Asl1 rAln FOR sHooks-CAsH IN YOUR HAND.
~ Gooi bucks Will aIxs,s bIaA big prf:es CnArlSs
, 1877-06-20

AUhufnAns
ITO KENT-ES 0LEwOOlt-FtEE a.sTOHr IlOUaE
and room cttAIe. onc bIotk from cara; free ffdu
fIO llEST-FUItNIsIlEn HOUSE AT uIGiiWOOO,
f9t taMmer 4r Esnt; Eoo4 losation' near depot. :.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-15
DELAYED reLeoaAms.

DELAYED TElE0RAMS.
PosTMAsrE1 At 81. LOUIS.
Warrington. Nov. 1.-THE prssideot
nominated Chauncsy l. Filley, postmaster
In st. Louis Missouri.
THE Army BILL.
Washington, Nov. l5.-Ths army bill
Is reported to the senate to-day from the
on appropriations is amended BY
the entire omission Of the clause inserted
by the house, which provided that four
cavalry regiments should be recruited TO the
full force Of 1000 men each, and kept in
service on the Texas frontier, but that the
total number ofmen on the army rolls should
be limited to %. 1000. The senate committee
recommend the insertion in place Of the
mandatory provision concerning the use Of
troops in Texas, the following clauses.
Cavalry regiments may be recruited to
100 men in each company, and kept -
near as prac icable to that number. and q
sufficient force Of cavalry shall be employed
in the defense of the Mexican and Indian
frontier of Texas. The committee do not
recommend any Increase in amounts voted
by the hou.e but on the contrary propose .
reduction Of $780, 1000 IN an item for the on
version Of smooth bores to riaed cannon;
$4,000 in the amount for hospitals; $780,
00t in the appropriation for the Office Of
commanding general.
Washington, Nov 14-Mr. Ingalls,, from
the committee on Indian affairs, reported,
with amendments the senate bill to en-
able Indians to become citizens Of the
United States. Placed on calendar.
Mr.. Conover introduced q bill to gram
additional homesteads to settlers upor
public lands il the states of Alabama, Mis-
sissippi. Louisiana, and Florida. Referred
At the conclusion Of the morning hour
MI. Maxy called up the resolution sub
mitted by him q few days ago. %instructini
the committee on Military affairs to enquire
into the expedieney of constructing . sys
tenn Of defensive works on the Rio Grand
frontier of the United States, and spoke a
length regarding the raids from Mexico il
Texas, and the necessity for such deten
sive works.
Nj. Window, from the committee Of
appropriations reported with amendment
the house bill making appropriations TO
the support of the army, and it was place
on the calendar.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-15
Jte 9aily zress asl gststsiss
YAkKToN DAKOTA

Thursday Evening, November Is, 1877
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-22
Market Report.

COTTON-LOw Ordinary, 81; Ordina
~, 81; Good Ordinary 10; Low Middiinl
10y Middling IL; Good Middling liz
Middling Fair 12b.
SUGAR-Common 4t@4a; Prime "a
=; Choice 20; Yellow Clarified Tia
8, White ss@9.
MOLASSES-Cheice 4O@42: Strictly
Prime 37938; Prime 32@34; Fair 26P
%; Common 20@25; Centrifugal 20@30
MESS PORK-S13.
Inconsistencies Ct, clear rib sides
st, clear sides 8s@9.
DRY SALT MEAT-Lpose and packed
5(954; shoulders, loose, 5.
HAMS-Choice Sugar-cured 134@144
Plain canvassed and uncanvassed lOt(9
lOt.
LARD-Refned tierce SS<9St; pack
ers' tierce St; kettle 81; refined kegs 81
(99j; packers kegs 1O(9104.
FLOUR Fancy choice So 56@S7;
family S69s6 25; trebles, low to choice,
S59S5 IS; double extra "a SOFA "a 20;
single extra 81 %; supertine 81 Ia; fine
"a.
CORN MEAL-Good to choice 50 Al
50 so.
POTATOES-S1 5O@S1 IS per Dbl.
ONIONS-s2 25@S2 50 per Dbl. fol
red and yellow.
RICE-Choice Ct, prime 5s@6. good
51@54, fai, 5(95t, ordinary 44(95, COM
mon 4(94t, No. 2 3a@3f.
APPLES-s3 5O@s4 per Dbl.
ORANGES-s4@s6 per Dbl.
POULTRY-Old chickens 81 50@s5,
young S3@s3 so, ducks 50, geese Sc.
turkeys S9@Sl2 per dozen.
EGGS-Western 24@26, Creole SOC
sec per dozen.
understanding to quality 6@9c.
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G0ODW MS
EUREKA YEAST POWDER,
MANUFACTURED IN
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.

1t is regarded by many experienced
housekeepers as not only good, but the
very best thing of the kind they have
ever tried. Only give this
HOME PRODUCTION
q fair trial, aud you will hardly fail to
patronize it.
1t is pure, excellent aud healthful
preparation, and is SO pronounced by
Drs. VIM. G. Austin, G. j. Bickham and
]. ]. Lyons, of New Orleans, who have
examined the recipe for making it
To THE LADY OF THE HOUSEHOLD
As it is the special province of house
keepers, practically, to test articles in
the culinary line, and to judge of their
merits, your attention is respe ctfully in
vited to the EUREKA YEAST POW
DER.
All of the leading family grocers of
New Orleans deal in in it.
Pm. GOODWIN, Manufacturer,
122 Terpsichore Street,
New Orleans, La.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ninth District Court-Parish o
Grant.
Britton & Moore va. William
Bush ct al.-No. 80.

BY virtue of a writ Of q. fa., issued
and directed to me in the above enti-
tied suit, l have seized and will offer
for sale, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January,
A. d. 1878,
IN front Of the Court House door, in
the town of Colfax, between the hours
of IL o'clock NJ. aad o'clock p. NJ, all
the right, title and interest of Virginia
Bush, said interest beingOne-seventha and
one-sixth of one-seventh in the follow
ing described property, viz:
A tract of land fronting on Red River,
at the junction of the Darro, bounded
above by Bayou Darro, in the rear by
lands of Josiah Huie's succession, and
below by the Bellvue plantation, con-
tanning about thirteen hundred acres
Also, a tract of land fronting Oh Red
River. bounded above by the tract last
described, below by the Mead planta-
ton, and in the rear by the Darro
tract, containing about six b inbred and
forty acres, with all the improvements
upon both tracts eff land.
Also, tract of woodland lying on
Day Ou OoiIo. Douhucu ny tuc D6tIO ou
the north, and on the other side by
lands of Josiah Huie's succession, con-
tanning three hundred and twenty
acres.
Another tract of woodland bounded
below by land of NJ. Calhoun and L.
BOuligny's estate, and in the rear by
lands of Strother, containing five hum
bred acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of
appraisement.
CHAS. r. NUGENT,
Sheriff Parish of Grant.
Colfax, Oct. &, '77-5t. p. t. Is