davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

q S~~ss
CnaprTons' MrrnHo.-Ths creditors
Of Kelly 4 Hofer met yesterday After
noon according 10 announcement, and
aitss accomplishing great deal Of busi.
ness. Mr.. Ssrothes. Register Of Bank
rupscy. postponed further action until
IL 4. y. Tomorrow. A large number OF
creditor. were present end presented
their claims.
TIE FARxERs.-Mssy Of The farmers
hsresbouts have commenced scsivs work
for the Spring campaign. While no a.
tempts st blowing and sowing have yet
been made. yss the materials los tie
Same are being everywhere pat IN order
and u will not b long ere The work 10
actually began.
TEE 0ovssxos DsxIrs .-0evssuos
Bradley on Friday ssnt NE following
dispatch 10 the editor Of ths Reno
0assste: "Carsos. March 2, 1877:
Editor 0azstts: Any seassmsos Whatsves
thss ] ever agreed 70 sigu lhe % called
Conpsoniss Bill u totally false.
L. y. BaApLsy.
AproIxTxmm.-T.J J. Edwards, Coun.
y Clssk. hes bssn sppoisted Clerk d
the United States District Court 10
plscs Of b. L. Acl.sin, resigned. Alfred
Helm hes bsea sppoinss6 b The Dcasd
q County Comnissiousss 70 succeed
Edwards.
A LsssoS.-Jt u sslimstsd that three.
lossshs Of The pstissss - ~ S.ossy
oousey hospital hsve bseu seos th>sv b
shs ~ Of iesoog dsisk. This Il ten.
pesoece Lecture more oonvinoipg than
any Jehs B. 0susA svss delivered.
Dssp ~ m woss .-Thss. wilses. Z
oisss ~ work 10 ~ isellss Il ~ Coz.
solidassd Imperial. ~ e. Hslasy ~.
Dooo - oves0o0e " ~ eseoonlse ~
shss - disd, Jsvss ~ asss e 4 q
0ino.
5ssuo N JAssA-1ies. ~ nusassss d
~ ssessy ssssey ~ = ~ y - ~.
teuolly h ssee)lees eptsjoh 81 oeons6oo.
~ iaoelose b Z 1lvc)y ~ = ~ oUoso.
mat q NJ is1lee eeovfsi1.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

wrtl Dons. I'VE thsak 1iocols coanay
vas ssvss batter sepsessassd in he Sea-
sss ssd Assembly shas during ths -
sioa juss closed. Bovnss. Ssssss ed
Nooss q ths latter body. and Blair and
Wsocoosa u The former. Usss svss vaasA.
ful 70 ~ istssssas of their constituents.
ssd they will I'll ssseru 10 Phoebe With
The consciousness a having faithfully
performed shsis duties q Cssscn, and
Nth The bsee uishes Of their fsisnds Il
the Cspite. accompanying them.
4 FArrurrL OFFICIAL We have .
good vord for Mike Purcell. During the
entire ssssion he has ksps the Capitol In
excellent trim. and has performed his
duties In straightforward and most gen.
tlsnanly manner. Not more eficisnt
Jsnitos could anyvhe Be found. not
man more true 20 tbs interests OF the
State. A pleasing companion. an ex-
csIlens cousersationiss, : sturdy, active
man. Mike deserves the praise which ~
hereby bestov.
Ma HowARp OF HuMsoLpr. were
favored yesterday afternoon With . call
from Asaemblyman Howard. Of Hum
boldt. While We have differed frequently
With this gentleman In his visws relative
TO the treatment Of the Chinese, YET be
has been . most active Legislator and viii
b. warmly welcomed or his return TO his
constituency.
Public SALE.-According to . notice
which may b seen posted Il the Post
office. on the suit Of Patrick II. Lynch
for $500 against Kelly 4 Hofcr. the Con.
stable Of Carson Township will sell at 2
r. y. tomorrow, 81 the Court HOUSE
door, one large Diebold. Morris 4 Cos
safe. aud one stallion. Bois Dare.
Seymour Pixiey says shat oil bills
against the Arlington Club will BE-
promptly paid ON presentation. But few
people in this country can make snch an
offer ~ that.
Senator Wesicoatt Who represented
Lincoln county In the Legislature, viii
not return 10 the land OF his constituent
but will hereafter make Eureka his
homo.
Charles Bonnernart 10 said 70 havs
bean appointed Superintendent Of the
Sierra Nevada mine in place Of 'Joggles'
Wright, deceased.
PERSONAL. Senators Stone and Baker
have gone below where they will remain
short time preparatory 10 returning 70
their homes.
SENATOR'S. Assemblymen. attaches.
lobbyists. strangers and irisnds--a large
number Of them went below on last even.
ing's train.
Major w. G. Gardner. who has been
spending several weeks In Eureka, left
that place on Thursday morning for Car.
son.
Capt. Samuel T. Curtis. Superintsnd.
emit Of the Ophir mine. passed through
on yesterday mornings train to Viz
ginis.
A DIspArca received yesterday morn.
ing from Il. n. Dsggs.t announced that
bis wife Was dying in Philadelphia.
The bonanza mines yesterday dis
bursed $lOO. 526 25 in wages.
Col. FArR went below on last even.
ing 4 train,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

Morning Beard.
Obhir i020s 25. Sos 25,<
Mexican 4Os l1k, 2l5s lsK
Gould and Curry Cos l2A, 2O0s l2:S
Beat and Relchcr 9ss 33,S 23Qs 33st Sos
"a rs, 20s - b5
California SIS 4sl%, 440s 4S,s, So ASK
Savage Sos 8, HOS So, 20s 80
Con Virginia Dos asx
Chollar l0s 81, 2Os G6 $50, laos Gs
Hale and NorcrOss 40s 81, 36Os OK
Crown Point 40s w, los W
Yellow Jacket 70s Is, sos l2'ss
Imperial 370s ~ Osc
ksntuck Dos 7, Sos *
Alpha 2)s ~, los 20
Belcher 65s s
Confidence 1858
Sierra Nevada ass Z. 500 az. 47Os OK
Overnlan zoos 50, 40s s7tzz, los sly
Utah los 1871
Bullion 30Os IS. 1865 1917
Exchequer 5Os 6sss, 1905 tjN
Justice 4Os lsA, zoos 49,.
Hnccor l0Os soc
Union Con zoos 81. los So
Julia 20s 51s. sos 5as
Caledonia 1904 SH
knickerbocker 3Os Zoe
Baltimore 40s
Challenge l00s az
Dayton zoos 75c
Harrisburg 460s soc
Leeds zoos 8 b5
Manhattan l35~ ~, 3Oes TX $50, 25s TX
Raymond and Ely 5O5s 5H
Eureka Con 300s II, Zoos II $50
Jackson l0Os4
Alps COOS TX
Belmont 75s llS
Leopard HOS a Coo, sos - 05c
Northern Belle 75s 271s bc, 5O- 27tS
Hussey 2O0s 3Oc
Grand Prize 3OOs s
Modoc 45Os q SOC. l50s TX
New York Con lOs tjOc
Phil Sheridan zoos Q
Alta zoos 2
Lady Washington zoos ~ Coo
Mint zoos 25c
Andes zoos 81 2Oc, l4os ~
Prospect 9Cs 100, 6Os 35c
Trojan l260s u 4Oc
Peytena zoos " b5, zoos w
Coso Con sos 20c
New Coso zoos 81
Golden Chariot zoos
AFTER she Board.
Gould and Curry l2H bid
Chollar o. bid
Modoc OK bid
Best and Belcher SO bid
Julia so bid
Manhattan I bid
Alpha l9A bid
Bullion Is bid, 1874 asked
Yellow JACKIE, Tx bid
California asa bid, 4S1z asked
Justice IL bid
Mexican lSH bid
Ophir 25H asked
Imperial 81 loo asked
Con Virginia 4sl1 asked
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04
I 0 Rent.

A VERY DKsIRABLE DWRLl-A
"A Ing House. on the corner u Robinson
and Phillips str~ta. Apply 70
JANEs YRAsER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04
n Z.

Ne sss psspsred to purchase and make lib
ssai advances o. oil the substantisi mining
stocks. RICE pB7kss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

W. Al. nov .MeAe.D m
1iah(Ii0o = 60 I'm, Which vtll y soaDls1s1
= ees1y = ~ - % ssss1ps u fall aalSnsu1s
49, 80 - vyono1eco eo5suoponfeo1n. 0onU1.
lAakam , kiaa. vSss vs vilf ssSais q 80
70 80 eys9loem. KELLY 0ovH2.
casse. NM. ~ Sssussy. i571.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04
70 MvslcAllY ImclImfp.

i fosnssiy Of Phiisdsiphis. Ps.. IS iocsss1
g this city. and y nov psspsssi y give in.
aeusetcps . Violin - poubIs ~ e ssoson-
ahle satse. Call - sddssss = J. Muus's uso1su.
rat. Also music fuspIAhsi sos baiis, parties,
-. bss0 q artss. b. winssm : epesvD's
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04
NOTICE.

On and after Sunday. 18th inst. Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.'S Express Office will he open
on Sundays between tho hours Of 3 and
10 4. H., instead Of and 2 =. n ;, ~ hero.
tefore. II. +. RICE. Ag't w. y. l. Co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

A coapoefAsl.y FURNISHED
~ sss.S - lnsdsssa, |. e 49, ~.
=. G SeiIvAiS. : sSs sSss. 49, ~: =;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

LYox's KArnAIRox mAkes beautiful, glossy.
lnHuriani hair. prevents IL falling out OF turn.
ing gray. u hes stood the test u W Year,. Il
chariningly penumed. and has no rival.
iny7leod. wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

Highest apd lowest Thermometer for
last "a hours, ending March 3. 81. NJ:
Highest thermometer. $500. 81 degrees
Lowest thermometer. 80. IS degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

HAoAxs MAGNOLIA hAtA preserves and ~
storcs the complexion; removes frechlsa. tan
and saliownsss. makes the skin soft. white and
delicate. lu application cannot 10 detected,
my2ieod. vfs-iy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
DARK DAYS IN CALIFORNIA.
Thousands Of People suffering for the
Necessities of Life.
The Hurstiug of the Rig ROnn MA,


[Ean Francisco Correspondence N. Y. Graphic.
find things in 2 frightful condition
| here. East OF the Rocky Mountains you
have no idea of the terrible depression
on this coast. We are suffering from a
complication OF disorders. The great
mining bubble has bursted, and has
ruined every one. I mean this literally.
for not only have the rich or the middle
class suffered. but the mania for specu-
lation has spread to the very servants,
and they are all to-day out Of pocket
and In debt. Men who but three or
| four months since supposed they were
rich are to-day begging for employ
ment; and probably three persons out
| OF every four are now making their
| first acquaintance with extreme poverty.
| The whole community seems to be beg
CARED, and to add to our affliction we
| have just passed through q great
drought; our cattle are dying by the
hundreds of thousands. Their car
oasses cannot be sold for any sum, how
ever small; and the ruin Of cattle deal
ers will inevitably bring great deal OF
land held in masses into the market to
be sold for song.
People East, who have money, could
not do better than come out here in Or
der to take advantage of the reckless
Hny III WbAOH btl hAhuo VI pkcPOtpJ @Ao
sold. Valuable farms and ranches can
now be had for one-twentieth of their
value. and city property is for sale at
prices which would have seemed ridicu-
lous a few years back. The depression
is so great that 1t cannot last much
longer in this way. But the suffering Is
intolerable, and bad as times have been
In the East, they are as naught COM
pared with the disaster which has over
taken the residents Of the Pacific coast.
Thousands are going to Arizona,
where there is said to be gold for
the digging and the agricultural popu-
lation will be increased, although at
present agriculture Is the most depress-
ed industry we have. Word has been
sent to John Mccullough, in New York,
that there Ia no use In his returning to
the Pacific coast, and that his theatre
will have to be closed. This 10 the sec
ond year OF drought since the settle
ment of California.
Southern California is described as an
lash head" while the Sonoma. Sacra-
mento and Sonora Valleys are burnt to
O crisp. On one rancho alone $4,000
sheep were killed because they could
not be fed.
The costly Exchanges here, far SUI
perior to any you have in New York, are
vacant, and have proved to be Oalifor
MAS greatest folly. Look out for
trouble among the representative mil
lionaireS of the Pacific
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29

matter by Judge Mcvea, presiding in
the District Court. Ii possible the
murderer will be found out and brought
to Justice.
~ ma" was o9lore9 man n,,rs Gnu Iii I hs
laid at the door OF the bulldozers, and
the bloody shirt will obtain O fresh
baptism In his blood.
TO those who prefer to believe q lie
against our people--the above plain
statement Of the principal facts 80 far
elicited-will make nothing tow ards
refuting the sensational DISPATCHES fly
ing over the North. The officers OF the
parish, and I may say the entire COM
munity, are doing all in their power to
unravel the mystery and bring the muir
derer to punishment. Yours, truly,
JAY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
HANGMAN's DAY.
Ten Pennsylvania M0lIies TO &c Hung
the same Day.
TBa1timore SIM

baltimore SUM-
HARRIsBURe. Pa, May 22.-The Gov
ernor to-day issued warrants for the ex-
ecution Of eight Mollie Mcguire MUIR
derers, In addition to four issued q few
weeks ago. Hugh Mcclellan, James
Roarity, James Boyle and James Oar
roll, convicted of the murder of the
Tamaqua policeman, and against whom
the Supreme Court recently decided,
day--21st Of June-on which Thomas
Manley, the murderer of Thomas
Sanger and James Urens, mining
bosses, will be executed. Alexander
Campbell, convicted Of the murder OF
John P. Jones, mining boss, will be
hanged at Mauch Chunk on June 21st.
with Michael Doyle, Edward Kelley
and John Donohue. The 9th of August
has been designated for the execution Of
Patrick Hester, Hugh Tully and Patrick
McHugh, OF Columbia county, convicted
of the murder of Alexander w. Rea,
superintendent OF colliery, in the fall
Of 1868
The Governor also fixed the same day
for the hanging of Thomas r. Curley,
the murderer of Miss Whitby, Of Mont
gomery county. The number OF unexe-
cuted death warrants issued by the Gov
ernor the past two months is sixteen, all
OF which will be carried into effect In
June, July and August. On the 21st Of
June ten murderers will expiate their
crimes on the gallows In this State.
Nine OF them are Mollie Maguires.
There is a prospect that Duffy, one of
the Yost murderers, will hang with his
accomplices at Pottsville, II the court
records in his case should reach the
Governor the present week. He Is de-
sirous of executing as many murderers
together and on the same day as pos
sible.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1877.
parties were too much frightened to

parties were too much frightened to
shoot straight.
A new cattle train is talked Of from
Fort Worth to the mouth OF the Little
Wichita on Red River. 1t would shorten
the drive, and many bad streams would
be avoided.
The first indictment found against
Abe Rothschild, at Jefferson, was
quashed. The grand jury Immediately
found another one. which 1t is hoped
will stick IL he really Ia guilty.
The engineer of the Cuero road con-
siders the only practicable line to Con
zales to be the one surveyed east OF the
Guadalupe river. It is supposed that
worlron the extension will soon be COM
menced.
Henry McReynolds, alias Henry
Smith, O horse thief, having attempted
to take the life of Burts, was placed
under @ $1,000 bond, and when trial time
came he could not be found. And 30 1t
will be as long as such bonds are taken
for high offenses against the law.
The Bastrop Advertiser estimates the
damage to crops In Bastrop county by
the grasshoppers at less than one-eighth
OF one per cent; and we are OF the opin-
ion that the damage to all the grass
uUppeI ISEIOu Vi l6AbS IEOLl GueS6 p6SbS
will not exceed this estimate, even ii 1t
reaches 1t.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, and
the Texas Central Railroad have enter
ed into combination establishing fast
freights, which will go into effect the
first OF June, They will run 200 cars
and seven sleepers from Chicago to
Houston and Galveston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
NOTES.

The rivers ID Canada arc 10 be stocket
with salmon ova.
The Ohio Democratic State Committee Il
to meet in Columbus, on Thursday, 3tst inst.
10 liz the time and place for the next con
vention.
Citizens Of Hickman county, Tenn, have
formally declared. at public meeting that
they are willing TO pay only forty cents or
the dollar Of the States Indebtedness.
Coy. Hendricks has lost says q CORE
spondent Of the Troy Times, $65,0o0 In West
ern gold mine, and may be under the necessity
Of sending more good money after Ii.
The Vermont laws give the authorities
power to close all drinking places during any
general muster, and the authority Is TO be ex-
ercised at the militia muster Ia Bennington
this summer.
AT the recent election In Virginia City,
Nevada, the Democrats carried the leading
city offices and elected three out OF four alder
men. The Enterprise says the Republicans
refused TO hang together.
The New Jersey peach crop for this year
is estimated as high as 1S,00D,o00 or 20 00O, 0o0
baskets, and tho producers are highly elated.
1t is proposed to repeat the experiment OF
shipping them TO Europe
The new postmaster at Deadwood writes
under date Of May 10. "When Iarrived here on
The 10th ultimo, / found SIX thousand letters
swaiting me, and an excited populace await
ing Them by tho exercise Of great diplo-
iacy the postmaster got TO work without the
ring Of q shot. H8la
The contest for the candidacy for the
tiovernorship Of Virginia Is waxing warm.
cen. Malone eScites much attention. Gen.
litzhugh Lee, John W. Daniel, Of Lynchburg,
The most eloquent man In Virginia, and Major
Halliday, of fredericksburg, are the most
prominent candidates.
The Petersburg (va.) Indep-Appedt inti-
mates that jeff Davis memoirs Of the Con-
fedorate government will be likely to make a
lively rumpus among the ex-rebel leaders, by
revealing the causes of several mysterious
MISUNDERSTANDING between high officials Of
tho Confederate government while the war
continued, and exposing many mistakes by
which ''the cause suffered.
AT recent meeting of the French An
thropological Society, long report was read
proving that, notwithstanding the priests
exertions, Druidism is not quite extinct in
Brittany, where some of the people still adj
here to pagan practices. This causes the
clergy TO desire to destroy druidical remains
and q petition has been made TO the govern
ment against such iconoolasm
1T Is discovered now that Secretary Sher-
man has the presidential fever and that It is
likely to go hard with him. In South Caro-
lima they are sure the Republican ticket In
1880 will be Hayes and Hampton, and in
various other localities 1t Is gravcly announced
that Secretary Evarts is putting down the
wires which will pull him into the candidacy
without fail. These are all symptoms Of the
dearth of news, and are TO be taken accord
ingly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. j
Monday Evening, May as.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARrHa HousE.

The demand for money was moderate to-day
both in bank and on the street, and commercial
paper was unchanged. Under the decline at New
York gold was 10 lower, but only few sales were
| reported. Foreign Exchange followed the course
OF gold, snd was quoted at the close 10 lower for
sterling, and about u VI cent for francs. Nothing
Was reported in either.
State eonsols gave way I'D cent and pre-
MUM bonds u. Certificates and warrants were
stronger.
Agreeably to the notice OF the Administrator
of Finance to receive bids for sale to the city
OF $4,000 wharf Improvement bonds, the fol-
lowing and only bid was received and accepted.
g. @. Feinour. sl0, 900 at 49,
We learn that the Administrator Of Finance
will receive bids for the sale to ths city of
100000 premium or old city bonds until Mon
day noon, June 4th.
We o,ntipus TO quote Exceptional commercial
paper So III cent per atioism discount; al do.
loo; second grade DO. 13C515; collateral loais
COS; first class mortgages $685., and second
grade do. 12015.
Gold opened AZ 1865. @ioszs, against 1867 at
New York, and after few sales closed at 1880
1868, against 1865 In that market. The safes
were confued to sill, 900, embracing $4,000 at
1867.
U6der The course of gold sterling declined 10
and francs 40, but no sales OF either were re-
ported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted al SIT
@522 for bank, (bank counter rate --t15221ss,)
and francs Of 4s61404.85 for commercial, and
nominal for bank.
The only sale Of New Yoek sight reported WIS
$4,000 private bankers at BIG HI cent premium
The banks continued to check on New York Of
70 9s cent premium and commercial sight was
still quoted at 3-16.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
THE NEW KING OF GABOON.
HOY the Inauguration was Celebrate

How the Inauguration was Celebrated.
The old King of Gaboon. In Africa, is
dead, at the age of nearly 100. His cid
est son, Adande, at once, on succeeding
him, cashiered the hundred women OF
his fathers harem, liberating fifty
slaves, and abolished the sacrifice of
human beings at religious rites. Admi-
raj Ribaut and staff, OF the French
squadron in the Gulf OF Guinea, assisted
at the coronation emonies. The Ad-
miral gave the King a COW and a bull,
by way of starting a herd of cattle for
his majesty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
A MANIAC.
A Terrible scene Of blood at spalatzo in
Dalmatiu.


Spalatzo. in the Austrian province of Dali
malta, was a few weeks ago the scene of u
most extraordinary and terrible tragedy
Opposite the parish church lived q house,
holder named Tonic, who, becoming sudden
" prey TO mad rage, killed his wife and then
his father who had attempted 10 restrain
him. When the police came, they found that
Tonic had everywhere effectuaily barred an
entry, and taken up a commanding position
with a musket and plenty of ammunition.
They We're. therefore, compelled to turn
back, and meanwhile Tomios put a bullet
street. and severely wounded woman The
police then drew u Gordon around the house,
but Tonnes musket commanded the space
between the house, the church, and the top
OF the adjacent streets, and no ono dared cross
the street or approach the body OF the young
man. AT length clergyman who had great
influence with Tonic bravely went forward
and implored him at least to give up TO his
care his little child, The fathers answer to
this appeal WINS by throwing out her limbs
Tho authorities would not allow the police to
fire. inasmuch as they deemed the man bereft
of reason. So the only course was to continue
the. blockade All sorts of devices
were suggested. Some were for
others for concentrating the fire engine force
on the house, and all this time the unhappy
sexton of the parish was sending up from the
bell tower a wall for food, he having gone to
ring the bell just before the tragedy. began,
the maniac's window. After the blockade had
lasted two days and Tonic showed no signs OF
giving in, it was resolved to keep up a perfect
hailstorm of stones at all the windows OF the
house while the door was forced The mad
man flew e the gsrtrse whsrs ns y y S no s say
gether he had killed four and wounded five
np,SorlS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29

Stocks were quiet but firm.
State Oonsols we're less in request and closed at
8714DS71&s, against 49, 0D58l% on Saturday
Premium Bonds were easier, closing at 379Sl1
37ss, against 3711sD37a on Saturday.
state Warrants were closed at 89ls01Do, City
Scrip at 34H@35ls, and Half Paid City Coupons
at 4261l5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
!. Squares

tho pannr. inserted every other day, TO be
CHARGED two.thirds the, sbove rates.
Editorial page m9nthly advertsemehts' eaen
SQUARE. saO per month.
Rates for Advertising In the Weekly New
Orleans Dem0eEat.
Transient and general rates the same as for
advertisements for the period OF one month
and longer. AZ follows:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY per unnur 80 and OF same rate nall
yearly and quarterly. . -
insj. nor aiifitim ~ and OF same rate half
yearly and quarterly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
com m u II ElAI.

Quotations represent prices for round lots. from,
first hands, unless ohter,1ise slated In fHing
small orders higher prices are paid.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Monday EVENING, May 28, 1877. I
COTTON-The sales to-day were confined TO
1850 bales, at prices requiring no change in our
quotstions. We give also the figures and report
OF the Exchange. as below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
JAMES LINGAN.

JAMES 1INaAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
mys Gravier street.