davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-30

FLOUEt-Was Ia rather btttsr demant hot huycn
wanted xroater fonctfo0s In rrices than most holders
wefo prepared 10 make, and little dons. There ID
0oAR for sso now than IScaatiy but Pressure
OH tho market. sats Nors reported Of l2a hr,s wln
tcss, G2a brls spring extras. snd 100 brls barley
hout. ali on private tersna Total e3o brs+ Thu
market closed Ut the following " tho sskina
range at prteea; Chotco wtntsr4 ~. 2s0fo 1s.
medium do. es 1s3o.ta common DO, 81. 7t37. sos
choife Minnesota spring, a.. 754D 23t medium do
ss.3sSs.75i choice patehes o. 7asi0 7os medium DO
su.7s4a.1st common do. a. 23fss 73t checs family
nuur tAp7tnR,, 4I75ta,25i medium, do t7.1597.73,
srr.nK e1sraS, Sa7aSS71 1,, eha!ce srshg sapcsanea
.:sA5. - medium TO- H. 47oA5 Is. RJe dour. $3.50
QnD.
nrAs-wu len actl.o, bat shads nrmer. Bales
aggregated 70 tons Al sll25 per ton on track, snd
6it.50 FREQ on board cars.
CunN.SkAL-6nlo T44 Undo OF 10 tans CoArae al
$40 peF ton on track.
wIEAT-Was Aetlvo aud lrraRusssIy h!gher, but
weak In tho latter paF OF te season. CAsSoes OF the
Eagllh coast ~era quoted very heavy but Ltssrpool
81
Towards noon Ing market took a1dteR aoF owing 10
IL
a.
ts'sS r., ;:
Ss%:s *sss sss
"a S:a t Saf
shs Hhe ss s as asets Tesa n
;;; 5s;;as s: 1 a:s; sisT Js:s.! :j
g::s SsS & g. s tsios*ss; s;
Wv. @ @Sfe isps'isa n, ID & aS1ns \
.ad II Is Ss u :: :s%ss ss'; III u
.sfs &sa rs = p y. +!
- ::;: I; $:. IL Is s:s:
;h.r 5 SS & xs,s .nd e
ssf: 4: Ssss & s:S ~
ss*s r r. ~, ts.!
As xs :ss;!. s T.
q; cab !s: esfry .s.la.s fa.sis* sad
dsssss e 4Ssss, :sa so.e i i7e seiisT Jsas sSLa
4s ;s'!sk tsi fSs; Asts t' =:
81 . r: !4s saesR
A. .:Ssa, isssle;: #. ~ h,:s;st.ss: a:!s3
+ 81 M ;,9 4
= t:s:a 81 I, ;s \
ssss: s:s s!: s:Hs' Il
- Ss stss as.ss q
sos: M I'd ~ fyi%K % 1qs t
ssisc 1a1 soid de.n i 3f'ic ciassas Il s7tss7ks:
sMsrsaTf cA,E oats so]t \ 90 early, eo:tsK da 4
s1s. IT. Il z ssH sss os W. .9. X
Matkst ln!l mi xtak: Cs*h sales xcrs reported Vi
3.sss iaSo bu n ,aap.s 4 39ts4ls p s!esx; I'D
KYE-WAs quiet except cash. which wss wanted 10
al susH s4lpptng et.ies. aad - the u6eEangs wafe
Iainx nads i rs Jaa* ts i 7oe ptaet 11a!s. I'd
e2tntle4 nominal. EAah a1lcs reported Of
hHQ l4 No, ~ Tic.
nAMIEY7M aslet .1e.p* .hs lover grade, =, Which
releetssL ,; M swAioxtt se!lns q ~ q f.: p. 4
PC. MejcctcI sold ~ 80. No NM nominal at 0A3
?nc, The stoek decreased over Ia 10 Gu la4t Mssk
u 10 bu epjettel aJc <D0 IL NJ. CAnAdA u W o.
| t1ac& Tpta3. 10 lLp lu.
l TlnEF GAIL.
| tor AuYu4t-
, 1877-05-30
LIFNt-INSuRANCE.
poLlCT-uotDEAs SHOULD hEyKR CHANCE rItEln
tr1p4


= T1Is THMUsA has warned IL readers uesee 10
listen Ia the solicitations Of lie Ibsurapcu agents
to exchange the!r old policies for new ones. ltis
almost Invariably Thu fact TINT soms fraud Ia CON.
csalcd uulcr The p,ausbu representations ,uada In
sucl, cases. Aperfect illustration Of shia ia giyrn
by tho disastrous experience u the policy.
holders of tho American Popular Ltfs. The vla-
GERS Of this Company, wanting to sedoea II. iia.
bii.y or l reserves, got upa schsms 10 gss noid OF
the old policies aud replace them with .ncw ones,
iu pccordanea with which they !asued . tirtuiar
saying that In view OF the low mortality Of lie
Yvas Ss!osu tAe "cen.epn!4l .yeas .au!. u ssas.
bratcl by pnlall bonus added IL tAs assusanca u
oil tnos who are in good condition u thu prs4ent
ume." Hy 1ucAps Ut the foregoing circular
and thu representations u thrlr nKehts
thsy Mtrs euaaed 10 fatiFe policies
enough 10 reduce their reinsurance fanJ &ai, 900,
which tue lusuEante Department calLa wIs simply
swtuIiDg. Ths officers claim that the policy
Ing tAelr old pallels4 and thuls FsAar,a4 elkbtx
under them anA hiking now policies tn constJera-
ton OF the $20 un 81. uU which was sdled II tho
facv Of tho nex potcles vi q CsntcNnial buuus.
With view ot gcttlu; Gsllracc ~ to thy truth Of
thls statement cfeu1as ~aA ISSUED by III. s1uyth,
tLe supesiutcndent 2, tbs Insurance 'pepatmcnt
sp5ieaLer yous policy With full kuoWlel.u thus
, 1877-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcrc dled for record
on Tuesday, May otl:


on Tuesday, May of,:
CRY PROPERTY.
Winchester ~. l3d r n Of West Polk 1t. ct.
3fStttt$ II, dated MAy a ..................6 S,V
1rt,nE rsrr: r. t:i9ft Of l!arTt.9o II, W. M
Ambrose II. 81 q Of ttobcy IT. I. 5os1?4 ~
fame ntONfty, dAlrta May ys.......,,....."... 337
2a1I3i i: 10 Il, dstr3 Msy yas......,.......:. 2,A
si21 IL dsica sfsy e.................... -. 1r
osk,e; s1 y, !fs 81 iFoiE; i. :si;iis$X :
1I.Istedat, it4tt of Wobiter IL. v I. 4sxoo 49,,
SAME Properly, with Improvements, dated siay :,
oakicy Il. iiaii ei vsa baicT d, 81 s
xiaU Il {Eilthhcth +. Ficreo to Rhods d.
Crunkhttc}, dated May ~, aa0f
Trtt Etl6 1t, m II Of Lincoln st. (. 14K
t237. 7.iOft ustetl May t5...,......+.....t.... 100
MONTH or err LIMITS WITHIN nAhIrs OF SEvE
Ad,.or q. x'fKs e T1r T1n,nmT STnTs'1'E ~.
ioo II, ditei May Observation-Disclosures AU
snrT. o1 err ttMtT., wtrHtx i rApius oT srvI,
H1Lxs OF rItx corKT'MursK.
Wilson u. 40 II . Of Mnsshati 1t, I, 3sxt7ax
q! datc.! .tnty r. &c
Gfrcnrco! % % ~. ID r. oi Fliit1thiit, Il. f.6
Calumet AZ, itss II 1t Fiitieth it, i. too1iio
r. dated junc !, fH73.. Aou
Blanch.rt ~. attn It Of FortI-sctonds st,v =,
/. 25Ai2s IT. 1Atea May yS.......""...."...... &c
, 1877-05-30

a, ,n. oo, :. =. - ~, ,.n ,,,t
wv .. 1ho ~ wv wv koia Nv .se.n' ~
~ ~. "n ea1sa ~ smouh. nn =. ~ ~ ~
soa nonH ~. ~" 81. W. 49, u ~ ~ ia,a - -
s'ss"pasN ~ ,a ne S.,teus n.sNes .aa' NV la ~
"aso .a'", 49,. .ae paIpvs pu,s . =.
...tu s" ~ , ~ "u".a .,ss,u.
r.s ~. " So. 49, :" - us.ns...a ~ ;rh.t ws
n.a,,o. ~" II - ,aass ~ ,'ssh. .,,.s.,. T.,
f.na,.. thn,, ~ -. tr+. = s...,n+ mia ho,b
rhc .nrInu In tn,,rost wnnt, M. th.r aaic
n, tho tns. NJ ttc a. .ratto1 nrn,tn m 0ol: the
- - II.
, 1877-05-30

NY T1:LEG1EArlf.
NEW YOHR.


To tAs EtsteFn Asaoetased Tfeas.
NEW ToHK, May 70. ~-Go|d opened nMd closed at
10uH, with sales In tho interim, at 1o0a Carrying
rates, lG2 per cent Borrowing rates, I, IN. and
0at. .-..
silver ut London, 53s:. Here, slvcr bsts, 1:4E
in grccubacks and 1l7A In gold. Silver coin u
discount.
Governments vera steady.
Isaitroad bonds wore gcncra!ly unfct, and IN
soluo c.gcB, lower. st, Joo conycrtlb1cs dccltn.
ell.
state bonde wcro dull. Louisiana consots fell
OF !.
Tne nosteo 10 .ell g, 600. 600 Of gold, which has
been poAcd In tho Sub Treasury for stycral days,
hns bccu changed 10 that only United States legal
gold.
Of HGoss on tho closing prices Of ycatorday, ,bnt
room Afterwards q weaker feeling sci n and pEices
declined .4Sa1x Nth tao Ersa!s.t falling II l!
LAcxawanna. American Express advanced to 47A.
During thu aftcruoot tho tnaskot vas hcaxy and
ssr e.. pont S ho as Tio steatest % @ eene s was % Il.
fssulat, and q II seiler o.; hoasy ia,as =, il
In tho stock. Coal stoGke came nc1t and weto DO
prcssed In consequence Of Tho fall in prices ns tho
III sS ID iay 10 1S hot4s H.
3s.t to "a. Thv trunk: :ftns sharrs were n1 Il 10
| Ia dHsa. md Mchlrnn Central to :h't< The
Granger rncks wGrc freely p.ctbol for salg North
csE spa u u T. o q 4
ferrcA to 4aA, sn1 Illinois centgl 70 Ssh. West.
err Cnon Wa tts,ay NJ 9A Il nc lsss
market, aud prleea recovered fraction In aoms
casca.
Exchanges, tho snh.Treaslry. ant ppGi!c oGicos
VIII b sls;ed, md business gEsSn,sGtay suspsnded
, 1877-05-30
DRY GOOpS.

In eompafison with the prAyious week. thu week
der roy!ew presents fsv polna Of difference. A. 10 to
he expected at this OF tho year thars n ~ AF
extree Nulot In nearly N departments Of tho markell
tbs domand TOT the most part being restricted 10 such
4rtclcs and such amounts ats actually naedci for
the pnrznkre Of euEstn. tf4e. Fssces been suh
reduction In few brands OF b1pwn cotton Alonc bc-
Ing worthy Of meta. below Afe ths lsteAt quotailons
, 1877-05-30
COMMERCIAL,

The following were tho receipts md shtpmcnh
Of the lcadins articles Of prodnco In this city durnQ
tho twenty. .four hours unding n O'Clock On
Tucsdsy morning, and for tho corresponding time
last year:
, 1877-05-30

s:@tef shosa md ss sf:os5a.so sof poor 70 sstfs
.ss :ss ;s:! sS:?' ;:ss s:E Al: 81
s HS;S s for IN, r,.s
i At: =, :ssS Eli Il; :sS
:S$s :: ;sSk; k:.'; ;Hssa s; w:
SSi; eG ss::s T. sss: 8 ;s s';;
h; 4: s:ss;' sssss 4 f.,
s.; I |$s;:
!;;;:;: Z; ;;;:
LUMDEIt.
Tho movement Of lumbot snd Shtngtcs for tho lAst
week. and sluco Jan. 10 May %, was a. fol'ows.
SE* 'sss zzs ,sss ;::;: $;;$s ;:;;: $;$$;
s$is: !:lRss's:; s's' s 'ss1 'sHs R'$ 's1;;;
Sss: sss;s @ 'sSas 'ssSs s sss 'sS1 s3sss
Lambsr stsn ws'a s1is. :. s2s for Msn''
Tha otrngs at The said docks Hcre very Light 1eator
Day. hsncs . quiet market. Piece ssutr was hsm At
s7.aso7.s and Inch lumber At $a so1o, ~ and mill.
Lash xcte nomsnsl as s'.:s snd shingles sleady as
s3oo<a7. 20. Thrcp orfour sales weEo made.
Asns e @ sss. @ - ssr.e bsfSs Allen from Grand
;s : .ss sss
sfs aec1pd 10 suIi comnon below Ill I'd and 1t il thoult
, 1877-05-30

st Chicago Cuasou,s aiay 20; U. Il. Mill Co. 10
tons spegel Iron: !. Y. Farwell d Co., cases
dry goods: 5ffs. g. Nekernon, casa sllk wearing
apparel; schweitzor + Doer, . casos dolls; u. u.
Fisk & Co.. cuse dry goods: Block d Arnsteth. &
caecs glass plaso; g. Dsainard. case oil paintings:
Thomaa Dove Foster, II hhds sslt. Amount COL
lHcted, s., 713. 81 gold.
, 1877-05-30
CHICAGO WEDNESDAY, 80

tho old reserve was wiped outr' md he rcaoEved
nrcr :t3O replies containing tho most strenuous de-
nh,s In every taao. These letters arc motley col
lection, manT OF them from poor people. ana all
denounce The acbenls "a - thaEefAced eMlndle."
, 1877-05-30

. Nxw yotx. MAJ 27.-suAneas lI.h. with conmt4,,o,
onses and johi6 tfaAo Qutrts cation koodl III m nd
trnso. rclncst At Unclaimed nrtct4t thtcc.Qiatter
ow Srade faScjss. which wsTe ncttys a r. rte rStfeps
fair Request tJ clptAterS, e-''
, 1877-05-30


CoHN-Conlnuts In fstr request and steady.
some kratcs being rm ~ tho supply slight wa quote
Green hnrl. pds7cs mcdinn1 hari. rcd TIPPED. "a
Oct Rrsen brush. with hlt snouRh % work IT. s9aes
rcd tipped. With do, 494Hc; nj do, 349@ci intsie
trnst aAA3ct medium to choice 4talk bra!d 4}2sHcI
Interior brush. sh74c, crooked do, 7gac
DUfTEH-Tht rositon OF tho butter market waa
essentially the satne n psev,oay noted, tho demand
continuing light and tbs confso Of prices continuing
downward. Frum pfescnt appearances tha production
In tho Wtst will largely exceed that Of sny former sea-
vail. Ths receipts now conr!dtrsbly exceed The
rcnt demand, ana prices here higher than nt tho
scaboayd tolcrah1y clear that lower dRures will
hAvo to be established before tho surplus can bo
moved. We quote: Choice yellow, lsa72ot medium
10 Vorsi, 1856 iGe; inferior 10 common, 9@l7c.
DA6GtHG-A quiet and stcaoy market visa ro.
ported. We continue TO Quotc! Stark a. 23e, Mon.
taup. 12c rceslcsa 27c, onsaio. a7c, owstton socs
Otter Creek gcs American. 1sea AroskeaR lDc; bur-
lap I and Q bu. 14@iec' gunnssa a'uRc' t4@tse' do
donbts. 2462txc.
TO the cheese MARKET This continued decline tn Liver.
pool and As tbs East an uneasy feeling asnonR
oidtn and thero II an increased preMnFe 10 sell and
. greater willingness to meet tho vtews Of buytH
Wa reduce qlotatluna follow. GOOD 10 choice
s:s: 1SSfsS s
N sotl Eesla sae price ennnees are ugly 2 ocegs
y s9,i Sfs % y; :S
!:sfS :II.ssi:. .t 1eS ,sasss a ssi sis l!';1s
ese'; s;s ts5 II s.ooa
,9s s?' '.a
s feses ssey Il M's f: tn un1s ss ''s< Wa quickly
.Flatt-Ordert wore numerous and liberal. and lho
sss sa :asea sfs ss pFst'
". NJ. y wn, Tfts RITZ H. ps as's ~tedss =
5s; Z; = rex ta' Il rs ssh; III
ss, s s H. = Ssy s: !. s? ;s'e sny ss li:Es s
an as s esf:ssf tssiss: ds;S%a d's;if ssa :s s;
, 1877-05-30

Totat..".,,.u..... 16ao73 1aS.75a tpV,s30
Total OF all kinds In store, 8. e13, 147 bu. These
nRurcs show an Increase during last week Of co..
317 bu oats, and decrease Of $40. Ola bn wheat,
1do, GOO bn corn. 8,Go2 bu rye. and 120, 1s4 hu
barley. To!nl decrease, $40, p89 bu. Tho above.
noted qnant,tlcs OF n. ". wheat include %, O1D
bn No. MiDnosots, and "a, 3ls bn No. Mime.
sofa. q
VISIBLE HuPrLT.
Tho trade IA Indebted to Mf. A. q. Thomas. OF
this city, for The following statement Of wheat and
corn In sisht last Saturday. 8ont Of tht tgares arc
, 1877-05-30

nm ft37rY7rrr tiara r,nxt a.tfVn tr gha n1nra.
lou A.oooote-"e n.o.o ~e.t'e ~ A1.e ~Fhso
RAIo anu MFoHRe! khe hc}1fiT JUL Al9enEtn 0tshk
chiefly IN mess PORK, which atctcJ ani and eaA in
.r,nns,hr rhtye raa t.tttc etsnoa IN tha tnns ~ a
vices from other eonts and hoxs were sesd5 at no
Union stock.Yar!a But thtru wsa good demand for
York 10 nA shotts, n,ostiY local rhe packers have
sseenty nccn frc lcer, ot norf spsnst mtssa vhlcf
s.eav usea ~ W susls ~ po' -, = nseato Nne"
they could not te ~ Anything Ilke tho cost OF pTodTc.
ttou and thoahs Yesterday that tbs market had prob
stIv ,nne ~ .non1h heace thnr ro,cud.d
t ~ 9"un ~, .as ~ ,,,'. Ns - s.et
MIS- Ponk--Wa. autlro md stronger. Tbs market
.av,n c.t gY.c r trI I'm rrrv " ,dInv t
, 1877-05-30
FOREIGN CITIES.

FOREIGN CITIES.
The following kilograms vett rocelstd by tta ch,.
caro- nosFd Of Trader
1lvKKroot. May co.-rrime Mcss rork-Eaatcru, "a,
Western, B1s. nacon-Cumbcr1snd. 13s gdt short rls
89s1 ond CLEAR. a7s ads flort c!car, 9s iouidc ~,
ID; hams, 43s, Lard 4dx ID. Primo meas beet e1,,
1ndi& mes beet, 03st Ehst indls mtsa, 1o1s Chccte
71s- TAtloN. 4iG Cd.
LONDON, May y20-lsvHRPoor-Whcat-T u mora
dffposltlon to hu5i California Club 12s 1tda11s u!
California white, IN ed1i2a Id, Spring. III 1nl2jts
Corn qaloti 24s Cd. MARX LASK-Caegots on cas.l-
Wheat Fcry hcAsy fef Average California als. Corn
Gufct, CaFgpcs on rasaaEe-Hhcst very htary. Com
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OBJ PRINTING
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

4 NEW Chemical Composition has been dis
II covered which is perfectly adapted TO the
making of Monuments, Tombstones, Mantcl
Pieces, SO. It very much resembles marble, is
equally durable, resisting The effects Of water,
cheap and within the reach of nll to bcautify
the graves Of their dear departed ones.
The undersigned has bought the right for this
State and is prepared, on short notice, TO do any
work in his line. Specimens of the material and
work can be seen at my residence on the old
Samuel Reid firm. can put up Box Tombs,
lettering included, at from $l5 TO $50, according
to the ago Of tho dcceascd. Head Stones and
other work at equally low prices.
l.. B. LEE.
June %, 1877 82-3m
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CONNECTIONS.

At Atlanta, with tho Atlanta g. New Orleans
Short Line, ca. & w. Pt. r. R.) and
KeDnesaw Route, w. a. A. Il. R.) for all
points in mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan
sss, Texas and the Northwest.
With the Central Railroid of Georgia, for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and all
points in Southwestern Georgia and
Florida.
With tho Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Royal ard Savannah.
At Lula, Ca, with the Northeastern Rail-.
road, for Athens, Ga.
at Seneca, with the Blue Ridge Railroad
for Wahalla and Bolton, S. G.
At Greenville, S. c., with the Grcenvilc &
Columbia r. r..
At Spartanburg, with tho Spartanburg,
Union u Columbia Railroad, with the
Spartanburg Il Ashcville Railroad, for
Tyron Mountain, connecting here with
stages for Flat Rock, Hendersonville,
'Ashevile, and Warm Spring, N. G. A
fine and well finished hotel at the foot Of
this mountain.
At Charlotte, with tho Richmond g. Dam.
vile Railroad, for ell points North, East
and West, and for Virginia Springs.
With tho Carolina Central Railroad for
Wilmington and intermediate points.
G. j. FOREACRE,
Gonerai Manager.
W. j. HoUsroN, Gcn'l Pass s. Ticket
Agent.
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and bsne6cially exercised. Whenever II
comes to be recognized 10 the South as such
an instrumontality Of good as It was Designed
to bo for all the people, the,. people there
will not be behind the North IL their devo.
ton to it. X. VI
The assumption which! Blaine aid Wade
make that the South 10 hostile to national
unity is whollyuufo9ndod, New England
onoe strongly favored secession, bot nobody
now doubts her loyalty. 1t was tho inatita.
tion Of slavery .alono which gave. tho doo-
eroe Of State rights suoh strength ID the
South before tho war. Slavery intrepohed
Itself behind that dogma as a means Of
de'endiog that Institution. Now that it is
abolish6d shc has 40 more interest in that
theory than the North has 2On the con.
tfary, the General Government, having tho
power to greetly aid entefpfisee calculated
to build up the oommerciaI and dianhfaotu
ring loterest8 OF tne oOutn, the pvvpio tav,v
will not be anxious to limit it in tho exer-
else of its Legitimate powers:
1t is no now phenomenon for oom munities
and parties to change their Sentiments with
changes of circumstances. They ate gov
crncd BY tho same laws of thought aud self
interest which control individuals, and it is
wei! koowa how the great leaders of thought
frequently change their positions. The
young Radical becomes the conservative
statesman Of maturer yeafs Statesmen of
the Blaine eoho5l, thetefore, greatly err
when they assume that beoatise the beople
of tho South onco held certain views they
still hold thom, Notwithstanding all the
changes effected by time and oirSumstau noes,
We, therefore, protest against that narrow
and unoharitablo view Of tho sentiments of
tho people Of tho South which charges them
With secretly entertaining reasonable de-
signs and hating the nation. Why should
they not te taken at their word?~ If this
is doho, wo challenge Mr.. Blaine, or any
ono else, to produce aoy evidence that the
South is now disoyal.
/, We are glad that the people arc beginning
to understand each other. Tho cordial wei.
come extended by tho morohauts of Ciucin
natl 20 tho Charleston Chamber of Com
merce, ond their hearty approval of the
sentiments of Mr.. Tupper's speech will havo
very happy effect. The people are tired
of sectional discord, and long for reaco,
and will promptly give back seats to tho
politicians who attempt TO tlwart tho recon.
ciiation policy of tho President. Is
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INDEX OF CHARAcTER.-It is in the
minute circumstances of mans conduct
that We are to inquire for his real character.
In these he is under tho influence Of his
natural disposition, and acts from himself;
while in his more open aud important actions
he may DO drawn by public opinion, and
MANY othor external motives, from thot
bias which his disposition would have taken.
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[From the Washington National Republican !
Cancellation.

Az delegation Of Charleston merchants
vbitsd Cincinnati last Monday. Mr.. Tup,r
per, Ptesident of tho Charleston Cham.
bef Of Commerce, made patriotic speech,
in which he expressed his gratitude that
son of Ohio, now i'd tho Presidential chair,
had conferred incaonlablo benefits upon the
South by his wise policy of Cancellation.
The sentiment was warmly aud unanimously
applauded by the merchants of Cincinnati:
Tho representative mon of Cincinnati and
the representative mon of Charleston thus
found themselves in perfect accord upon tho
Southern policy of the President.
The hearty manner in which the oDeech
Of Mr. Tupper was approved by an assembly
of''staid business men is yery significant
Ills considered in very bad taste to intro:
auee topic relating to moro partisan politics
into an address delivered to an assembly
composed Of men belonging to opposite
political parties. Mr. Tuppor, however,
very rightly judged that the Presidents
Southern policy had ceasod to be party
question 10 consequence of its universal on.
proyal by tho people Of both sections of the
country. The response which his utterances
evoked showed that he had not mistaken the
temper of the Northern people.
Thus on every hand the signs multiply
which show that tho generous, mdasurss
adopted by the President to produce unity
Of sentiment and devotion to The National
Government will be success. In order
that the General Government may command
the respect and love OF the people Of eyery
part Of the country its power must be justly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-02

DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged In tho practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
fora long tlmewas demon.
strator OF anatomy In tho
Medical College Of Geor.
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they arc prepared
On o>avnsih~ E.i--t,i~s,
and are FREQ from all
quackery.
He has succeeded In
combining In them tho
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of q sty<nR5hsS.
i1g,Pnrgdffps, aSad pr.
Oki,tH ionic.
Their first apparent ec-
feet Is to incrchsc the ap.
petite by causing tho food
to properly asst milate.
Thus the system Is nour.
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations arc produced.
The rapidity With which
fersohS take on T<sh,
while under tho influence
Of these pills, OF itself in.
dlcates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur.
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
Ing of the muscles, slug.
gishness Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
[urray Street, New York.
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"What stupid boy you are!" said
cross old uncle to his nephew. "Wcll,"
retorted the nephew, glanoing at his unclc's
bald head, "you can't expect me to under :.
stand things as quick as you do, cause you
haven't any trouble in getting 'cm through
your hair"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-02

Between new:maac lovers: "Then Adel-
githa, you will be mine?'' eyes, Ferdinand
if pa is willing. always do what ho wants
me to-" "But will fe give his .oonseut2"
"iio will. Pa always does what want him
to-" ir ',4,,.a ~.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-02

The other day, in an up town residence,
a ring ,atthe. door was heard, aud tho servant
girl, calling to her mistress, said: "Pleaso
mum, 60 to the door, an Of it's anybody for
me, toll 'em I'm engaged"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-02

lfcre is! horribly good copundrum: What
is the difference Between d gallery for the
exhibition Of paintings and vein in young
lady's arm9 Ono is an art gallery and tho
other is'a gal artery.
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