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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-02-02
AN ACT for the relief of tho M.
male Seminary, an incorporate Sii Is
for the education of -"leu lnStiin.

AN AL Tor the relief Of the M;soi..
male Seminary, an incorporated Siisssllp r.
for the education of youtb ''eu Institute,
=, sES S1t ]. Be i enacted By the Leo,,,..
P I%e ca Aecount 'sshs s 1d That the Aud
to cancel the sale for taxes Of ~ inslructsj
quarter of section eighteen, tow ,ns hs:OutAsas
range one west, the property of the Miip sl 4
Female Seminary, made bv the .u rs
Kinds county on the first Monday !; shefls 4
ry, A: D., 1876, the said property 5ej IN 5aaQ
State. laws Of d,
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted. Thai -
tor of Public Accounts and he no,,1 1ae Aud.
urer of said county of Kinds be and anu. J. t'sas
hereby authorized and required to nS1eYaa
said sheriff credit on account for f tba u
and ana county taxes assessed against tSs ' as
force from and after its passage "Hu Be h
APPROVED January 18th. 1877
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-02-02
AN ACT to provide for the re-assessment of
lands in Issaquena county,

'00 III too1q1eHa county.
SECTION l. Be enacted by the LEGISLATURE of
me State Of Mississippi, That the assessor Of
taxes OF lssaquena county be and he is hereby
required to re-assess the lands of Issaauena
county, at the same time the assessmant nf
personality for the year 1877 is made bv him,
ana the auditor OF public accounts is hereby
required to furnish him with the books
necessary for that purpose; PROVIDED, That
paid out Of the treasury of said county
SEC z BE At further enacted, That this Act
snail take effect and be in force from and after
its passage. w" "i'er
APPROVED January 18th, 1877.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-02-02

JUDICIARY - Taylor, Reynolds, Morgan,
Catchings, Johnston, Pratt, Everett.
FINANCE.-Allen, McCaskill, Carter, Catch
ings, Smith.
TUREs.-McNeil, Calicott, Stewart, Hooker,
Chalmers, Griffin.
EDucATIoN-Foote, Terry, White, Jewell,
Smith, Bills Currie.
PUBLIC WoRKs.-Carter, Shirley, Thomp-
son.
PRINTING. = FitzGerald, Oldham, Barry,
White, Johnston.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Foote, Allen, futile,
McCaskil.
LAIas-Metts, Thompson, Fewell, Smith,
Bills.
Manufacturing, Hooker, Mendenhall
FEDERAL RELATIONS. -Fewell, Thorn ton,
Catchings, futile, Everett.
ENGRossED BILLS. - Mendenhall, Tu tie,
Thompson.
COUNTIES AND COUNTY BoUNDBRIEs-Mc-
Caskill, Hooker, Carter, Smith, FitzGerald.
PENITENTIARY AND PRIsoNs. Allen, Cali
colt, Nc Casl<ill, futile, Terry, Mcneil
HUMANE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS
Johnston, Barry, Thornton Furlong, Everett.
PUBLIC LANDs.-Oldham, Nets, Griffin.
CORPORATIONS Barry, Thomp-
son, Griffin, White.
LEvEEs.--Catchings, Morgan, Everett Fitz-
Gerald.
REGISTRATION AND ELECTION. Reynolds,
Catchings, Thompson, Pratt, Barry.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. -Mendenhall, Old
ham, McCabe.
BANKS AND BANKING. Morgan, Hooker,
Stewart.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES. Mcneil, White,
FitZ Gerald.
IMMIGR Johnston, Terry, futile.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON CHANCERY AND
CHANcERY CoURTs.-Thompson, Fitz Gerald,
Barry, Fewell, Hooker.
SENATE JOINT COMMITTEES.
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FUND. Barry,
Metts, Currie.
STATE LIBBARY.-Thompson Oldham, Fur
long.
ENROLLED BILLs.-Hooker, Carter, Pratt.
STATE UNIVERSITY. - Thompson, Calicott,
Griffin, Chalmers.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-02-02
he STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
Nonnfv of

County this day, personally came "a nno -O who
being duly sworn, says that on the day
lowing consideration s and IN for the ' folo oOr-
ing purposes --, the following proper
the = day of =, A D., -, before 49, -
knowledge the above described co s,ass
or lnstrument,) and that said conveyance or
instrument) was delivered to -, Clerk of the
- Court, to be by him recorded, and that
the original conveyance or Instrument above
described was burned, lost or destroyed on or
prior to the 10Th day of September. A. d.. 1876
hlch afhavlt may be admitted to record in
the proper office of said Franklin county. and
copies of the same certified as provided by law,
shall De nsldered pTim0 facie evidence of the
contents OF the original, and shall have prima
tdcle the legal force and effect of the original
and shall be evidence in all the courts of law
or equity in this State, subject to the proof of
the falsity of such affidavit
SEC 6. Be 1t further enacted, That the general
index of deeds now on file in the chancerv
clerk ONCE of said county compiled by viz
tue of an Act entitled 'An Act to provide for
lndexlng the record Of deeds in Franklin
county, approved, January 3d. 1876 or GER
Ilned copies of any part thereof shall be adj
mllsslple In evidence to show the facts set
Iorth IN said general index, including date of
deed or other instruments, names of parties
thereto, and description of property in all
deeds
or other instruments have been burned do
stroyed or lost
SEC Z. Be itturther enacted That all deeds
to lands sold for taxes due the State and conn
ty where the time for the redemption of the
same had expired prior to the said 10Th dav If
September 1876, shall te deemed and held
PTtmd Jdcae correct, and valid and sufficient to
pass the title thereto, but not conclusive,
sec. 9. BE ttJarther enacted, That this Act
take effect and be. in force from and after its
passage. i us
APPROVED, January Is, 1877.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-02-02
AN ACT to authorize the board of supervisors
of Washington county to employ legal ad-

SECTION l. BE ii enacted By the Legislature of
the State Of Mississippi That the board Of SUI
pervlsors of Washington county be, and is
hereby authorized and empowered to employ
legal adviser and counsel at yearl, SAL
airy of not more than three hundred dollars,
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, January l6, 1877.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-02-02
aEGIshATlvE COMMITTEES.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.

The first name on each Committee is Chat
man,
, 1877-12-08

sd bite - eiuen Musenbltd nar
-, iiben ete san5 IT'LL, i'd made Sbr
POrtrait -- gang itia," bat er baitis
uno seidnete INNER eiiriser oarauf los.
Sin faum iihtbares 2ddeln irrte I'M ibre
2ippen = elm wenis 8lut fam lansiam
in ibre @ansen 5urid, iie reste iid
idwerfdlis 80. oann lab le wieoer IT'LL,
pbne iib gu regen, nur ibre Srult 9ing
auf unb nieoer.
Sin 8lid poll @enugtbuuns unb Gamia
erbpb iid.
SD bante Sbnen." iprad er lid
freue mid, oab Sbnen wieber etpas befier
it,"
Sic ridtete iid etpas lebbafter emppr
uno idlus bic glusen auf.
rBarum batten Sic iplde Insit pprz
bin," irus er.
sd meib es ielber nidt -. i'd maj
gum Sob erihrpden." Sic itanb auf ie
ldittelte iih elm wenig uno trat oann
gang nabe an ben Dtaler beran.
(Sortietnn9 IolQt.)
, 1877-12-08
Scr Magen nnb ietne
nnregelmdbigfet.

Cine seiunoe reeelmdBiae Seroa1tura
If Der @runoitein oer @elunobeit bei
menidliden &orpe.s. Die meiiten &rant
beiten, oeneu Ger Musen unterporfen 1T,
e%ntiprin9en aeit0rtem 8erbauunss Ser,
mosen uno oaourd einsetretener Seritopf
ing Der Candle oeS &0rpers. Diei e Ser,
itcpfuns gu beben peroen aber oft reisenb,
Wteoi3tnen an9ewenoet, uelde ntdt ielten
cine @nt3iinbung Der Darmbdute beroor'
rufen uno ben &Orper fdwdden. &rah
mug in bic Srsal.e sebradt uuo oeren
Sunftionen resulirt ueroen.
Gls elm uesetabiliider Mesutator ffeben
Or. ausuit &Onis's 9au1burser Tropfen
uniibertroffen oa. Dieielben r%einisen ben
Wfasen, ftdrfen Die Sober uno ftenen baS
seitOrte 0~eroauunsS> 8erm6sen tuieoer ber.
, 1877-12-08

= Im Samltas ben II. Nop. lasen I'M
9afeu bon 9auannab 70 Sdiffe, BON oenen
80 be amerlfanilde 6lasge trugen; 16 paren
britlihe, 8 norne9iihe, Z beutidle uno Z ipa
;tlcbe Sdiffe. Shmeoen uno Stallen batten
lie ELI Sdtff bort.
-2ancaiter in Yennipluanien 1T eine Dor.
trefftide Subtraction fir Wturpbp's 3empe.
ren5beitrsbnnsen. 9n elner Der 1auptitraBen
iener Stabt iino innerhalb bier SlofS ODER
@epierte ntd)t peniger alS "a Wirtbidaften.
Woro 3. Strabe in philadelphia mare eiue
a1bere palIenoe Suuitration.
, 1877-12-08
StrDpbeln mn6 au0tre
&rQufheiteu DeS SluteS,

Scropbeln (King's EviD fino eiue
8eroerbniB Der Sdfte bes &0rrers, tuelde
oenielben NIT l%alisen sno b0sarttaen linz
reu,isfeiten iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &6rpers miro seidmddt, ielbft wenn
bic du6eren Gn;eiden total febleu, melAe
ourd NusiAldse auf benz &opfe eoer ants
beren Tbeilen 6es &0rpers Die Anpeien<
belt bon Scropbeln a~nsei9en.
Die &ranfbeit 1T uni 10 9efdbrlider uno
crnitlider, oa oieielbe in uielen 5dlen erbz
lid bon Sc dleht auf gel9ledt fortgez
pflan;t miro uno idredlid liuo Die 6olsen,
welde Ius,ehruns, Seridwdruns Der
Sober uno enolid Den SOB rad) iif ;ieben.
Sour pesetabiliide Weoisinen, welde
Die Sdfte bes &orperS reini9en, uno ben
@iftitoif entfernen, lino hier bon wirflidem
We, tie.
Or. Gusnit &0nis's hamburger SAINT,
ltenzM eoi3inen uno inter oielen Or. Nus.
&onis's Sambur9er Tropfen reinisen bas
Spltem, erneuern bic Sdfte uno enter.
men oas QeiOen, inoem lie es nit Der @ur<
gel ausreiBen.
, 1877-12-08
Mcrp6le &opfi6mer5eu

werben burd gerltopfuna ooer Seroaus
unss- St0run9en ~berporserufen. Dieje<
nisen Yerionea, melde an oielem uebel
leiocn, mitiien &aifee, Stun, Sier uno
Tabad uermeioen ul1o ben 2eib ourd Or.
Iusuit &Oni9's hamburger Gropfeu often
balten.
Yerionen, tpelde elmer iteenben 2ebens@
weiie unterluori len iino, iolten liA friib
Morsens Sewesuns in freter 2uft ma
den unb Or. Iusult &6nts's hamburger
Gropien mebrmals ees Cages in fleinen
DOZEN aebrauher.
, 1877-12-08
Dellebtcs probe= paRet

gntIaltenb bon IS his 1925 impprtirte Yerjierunas.
Siloer. Sur Werjierui9 bon 56pferipaa zen, Seraps
Yiherm ett.
0nrG Die Dot %perianot, Gotselo bej ,blt, nah GIN.
pfan9 BON rs 0cnts.
Oscar ". 2pmtg,
So. go Gierte Str., Yrpptlpn. 60,
4gp2Sup g}erp Wprf.
, 1877-12-08
Qfberlei0fu.

Die 2eber 1T zines Der tuid)ttsften Or'
game bes &Orpers uno iolte ma oaber
alien l1nres lmdBisfeiten oieieS Organs
Iufmerfiamfett idenfen. 2eiberleioen unl'
faBt entpeoer ei,en seuil1en @rao bon
Trdsbeit oes SraaneS, Der es unbefdb'st
Die n0tbise Mense @a1e ab3uioaoern ODER
cine Seritopfuns in ben @a0ensefdBen,
pelde Die Sale binocrt in ben Darn.
lanai gu selan9eu. Die 9aut erbalt etne
aelbliae 5arbe, es ftno @dmer3en in Der
redten Seite nnb reGten Sdulter bots
banben uuo Der Nppetit aimmt al.
Or. Gusuit &Onis's 9anburser Tro>
pfen itdrfen uno resuliren bic 2eber, remit
gen ben Wfa9en uno en%ifernen aus ben
@eodrmen Die BARN a~asebduften Gruois
tdten.
, 1877-12-08
Gbe lueekly maDin9ton Star.
Gesrineet felt fiinfunesman,ia Sabren.

Gs lit cine Der beien uno ~bili9Itet t3citun8et in ben
Ser. Gtaoten; %brlonoe.s fir Die GARNER. ben 6anes
iperfer unb oen Jamiliencirfel. SO 1T cine aroBe.
adj Seiten Itarte 3eituna, entbdlt iehsnnofinjl9
Spnlten eiNenen Geieitoff uno gut ousaeipaDlte Meui9=
teiten, literar lden uno uerl6ieo ~norti9en 9eieltoIf utp
bsridtet in irilberer uno belierer 98eiie, ais oas anoes
rerluts eeibeben fam, uno Die 9teui9teiten aus Der
Yunoes bauptitaot, Die Serbanolun0en bes Gon9reHes,
Der @rrclltlpe mo Der Nrnlee ulo Der 5lotte.
, 1877-12-08
Smportirte 3ierzDil0er,

sur M~usidmiduhts DON Builder, Dedtln. Nors
jclam une iapancGfben &riisen &C., NIT Der poit
perldldt fur 5 Gents ben Yoael umo anfipdrts. gu
irlepeniteluna lpiro oarant.r IT. mas ben preis mo Die
Qualiiat Der g9aaren anbetrifft. Sdidt 25 Gents ooer
Toltrnarfrn iur em b~eliebiges padet BON 4rooen.
SScar u. Wpuns, 60 Yierte Str,
26m3ptt* Brpoftuu, &. D, gte,p port.
&arteu=N genten ssSt a no s;Hss .t cue! s' sist
ner Shame auf ben &arten. ueueite Wteiter. Oeoinaun.
aen liberal. Noreis: "Pride the Printer" Centre
bile Stntior,, SuI uuu g., ". !. 1Um!13nop
, 1877-03-11
THE ERL-K|NG.

lfron the German ef Goethe Translated bp Il l.
Who rides 80 late through wind and storm!
4 father who clasps his child's fair form.
He presses the child close in his arm,
To shield him from cold, Ito shield him from
harm.
NY child, why hidest with fear thy facet"
See ct not, father, the ErI- King in ebaEe-
The Erl- King in chase, with crown and traiu.'.
- lis but the fog cloud, son. from the plaIn,'
.'Thou beautiful child. come 60 with me.
And neET= the sports LII play with thee;
ny mother shall thee rich garments proyide."
Father. father, and nearest thou not
nat the Erl-htng has spoken. His meaning
:. Rest tranquil, mJ child, aud quiet thy fear:
The wind through the branches alone thou dost
hear"
*'Wi ut 60 with me, thou beautiful boy!
Ny daughters shall serve thee forever with 10y:
They ehail bear thee along in the gay nightly
dance,
And rock thee snd sing thee 10 swcetest entrance"
=. Father, O father, and see'st thou there
The Erl-ktngs daughters who dance in the air.n
Ny ron. we'll I sec what thy fancy doth form,
Are willows That H1Fe and nod In the storm.
~ love thee; thy presence would be my delight:
II this thou deny me, III take thee by might
Exl-k1n:, father, has seized. me SO fierce:
ais breath, like m arrow. my bosom doth oicrrc."
SWIM onward, in terror, the father now pressed
And closer be nestled the child to his breast
He aics to his home with fear and with dread,
And there the poor child on his bosom ixy dead.
, 1877-03-11

WHEAT-Was active aud weak The nafket No.,
Ac higher under favorable foreign adytces bur 9r
&c. and cloaed 1hc below the latest 1gures OF s
The public adstces from Liverpool quoted 49, y
mand. aud ca1soes stFony while the private ier,1,
were even more favorable to holders noting An na
cargoes New York rather better VIII sas l9s sost
&c I'd az ss sSse
stasered ~ the weight Of ther oGcrss thoueS ~ -
ssst9 io
no!ey na!gre the assurances of short stocks I'll oez<
tton published Saturday. II was argued that tso
weather promise of early seeding md rss d taas
s Sit: Il 1RT sRs dts
ing that the British markets have remained reTsis;n
maad fer os xese '11iss reIss'e9 ~
a1des 9s a sTs r. i 9s3:nss 3 ses; Arr speae
81 2aa slsa!ss slGssq Ss|l :s$ $sa
s5;|ax 81 css1 silss s EfTs TsRofa
ssEais sE%ia 1 aae s9 s5 fe9 fssf Fs;. ;as
u :: +: Sss;
,6S ,as! as!lxs I'D Ts5E dfs9as
Siay aeliTs5lcs n5tis malSsss e xefs sas:ts ss
whlls ths stoek ia store taeies,ed dDsssass: sos::
show ang on seers s ~ere 5Sss
9n local and interior accounl and there vei3 i'll
is dSsa sss,,i9 q
4Ss siosin It .is1 ssl1ss AD5 sola
s! e s .sSs'R 80 {
!ss: s;ss SSs $5ss : :
s7ss hH new mixed az 6q sssea
e oXfsWs S?fss i5 asff gsii afst tnon, ss
sesi aas u e .
vas done Il settlement Tas market a ratd iat dGas s1
guently. whereupon buyers xi.hdreM, md little Va
isl and e owar asfse'3 Fs1s Es
was quoted dali; al Ct wh:h fayorci the hear d.
'2s - :: saa sesf y ,4s 8;
9n9tsa IT. 3lMe RsFHisF ~ so4 a.
saes of b.
;smR|s ssssF Su ds Il s ses: e: q q
E:fE-&s; aaii 3 I'd a6ent ,<e 'oxsr Fresh 70.
'aRRPs BRkIE%Wss %$eeS au Tota sd ee se }avrr
she1s he!d 81 :S i eastse sasy f. r.
agaIa in Of he receipts TIC lower gradsa
March sold early AZ 4u;ac. and closed q: :9c April
brought 49c. and was quoted at the close 4s6 Regu
Quoted It ac Cash sass scre Fsrorted q a
by No at 500: bu By sample s51sc on traef
Several beated cable orsrs for lard wcre received
we're scPorfe * aSeut e Is cash It sofs rs
ribs were nrmer, with sales s7.ao for May. It vi
New fork.
, 1877-03-11

death by a file Of soldiers, after re-
tie asaal manner Of military executions, and The
young widow Wss dismissed with 1ul apttaJ "
marry her lover ii she pleased which 70 hsr nqno
she did without wearing mourning for very 4ons
time for her first husband
tai oflcnsc by Spanish law, and that tne 10Y"
crnor-Gencral really mitigated the sentence g u!
lowing the criminal military execution. In a.
other case, $780, GOO were ofGered 10 1nc
Governor to saye tho life of criminal ll1s reply
w:a an order for the immediate execution o. tae
seuteucc and also for the arrest anu tfa oi tnues
Offering the bribe. The result Of such prompt an ana
cer1ain execution of the laws was such that Aa.
vana, In short time, from being very nest o. o.!
murder became one Of the safest cues IN tAv
world. And where the law was such that scsy
large number Of crimes were punisnaee WIN
death, capital punishment became less 1reqnent
than in those countries where compnFaHfctS
few crimes had this penalty attaehea 10 ns+ tnaa
Thus the sure inictiou OF the death penalty almost
abolished the necessity, as perhaps would be nc
with Us ii the class Of criminals VINO arc SUP
jccted to it were sure Of detection anu panlsn-
tucnt,
It may be thought by some that there lis 70 cor" @
parison between the two Casea AZ regards lae dnl-
cutics Of the task the two Governments had TO per,
the Government OF our city as being the least DIM
cult Of the TWO. In the case OF Cuta tne Goyefnor
had absolute power With army 10 DO MS ploahs.
In this city the power Of the ExccutlFc - every
way hampcred, and the woret and most noted
criminals often escape from this cause a1one-
Who shall say then that the Mayor ano ms asso.
ciates In the Government have not mad most
Hcrculcan task to perform, and that they have not
done their work we'll and, II they are willing TO 60
on with this labor ought not the voters OF Chica-
go rejoice in the opportunity Of thus employing
thems A CITIZEN. Nor POLITICIAN
, 1877-03-11
LOCAL POLITICS.


Committee did not fully represent the town. anu
he suggested that II stand adjourned until the mall
| ter could be talked over in Hyde FARE anu 'u4'
{ expression OF opinion could be secured -,
Mr Clark moved that when the Committec ~ au-
iourn, it adjourn until Saturday at = P. H. taE~
ried. Adjourned.
THE COMING TOWN ELECTIONS TN HYDE fAHs'
n e EiGr yne q P4,k z1s 4,9aef. Mafe6 1o.-Sow
that The long national political struggle is hanpy
ended in the SUCCESS Of law and order oar citizens,
after breathing spell. can devote their attsnuo ,J
to the local elections which occur ne1t month, and
in which they all have public It not pessotii e., ni
Interest Tie breaking up year nGo o. tne oM "
rings in the Town OF Hyde Park the success o.
rings which had been forming quietly ana steatns
ly during number OF years, composed cn!eny ~
who were sossn4E opon aa aae osous M1S
performance and an intercsting epoch n oAs ny
Tory but The non producing clesscs are never sat
asaia u SCI seize the Town Government, which they
certainly vail do il prompt measures are uut taken
By the taxpayers to circunrent them. a:uoa
The battle cry year ago OF retrenchmcnt, faistn
by the long suffering taxpayers, md under which
they achieved victory, WAS not meanlnsless, alu
the reforms promised hare been cart,ea on Us ane
year has been one Of work, though under rexa- i,
ssa sas s,l3, ,1s 5Ps9San5ttat PnS1antfa G c
town by anticipating taxes which, unocr such COZ
dtlons, arr apt bc avishy i not crnlinally Dis
with the fruits Of the past years managemsnt, can
60 before 1her constituents and render Lnelf stGM
ardship, confident that the verdict Will be ''"cn
dope good and faithful servants"
The Flown Of Hyde Park covers 1arge tract OF
territory almost large the State of Rhnde ISL
and; it is bounded on the north BY Ihirty-nlnth
Lake Michigan and the lndfaua State line. and on
the south by the Town Of Calumet i has great
wealth, hns many and varied interests, has pop
nortance TINT the reforms OF the nast yenr shOu1d
, 1877-03-11

FOREIGN CITIES.
Speckal 1EsuzscA 10 13e 11z1une
LIVERPOOL. March 1o-lI:3o i. m.-F1orR-yo, L
a5s; No ., :4s.
GRA1S-Whcat-Wfnter No. I, los Id; No. =, 1ossi;
spring. No. l. los Sd; No. :. os I'd; white, No. L. 1us
Sd; No. ? los i'd; club No. I. lis; No. .. los ID.
corn-New us Sd: No. 2ss; cid. No. i, sis sd So.
=. .is Sd.
PEovIsIoxs-Potk, e2s, Lard. 4ss Sd. ...
LiFKHPo0L, March 10-1:30 p. m.-PEoy1sloys-
Pork. 6ls 3d. Lard. 4sz.
LtyknrooL. March lQ.--Corrax-Masket dull ii
f9-16aed; sales J. COO ba1es speculation and export
500. AMERICAN, 1,ntD.
INSTRUMENTATION white wheat 1oa 4d@10s
8d; do club. 1Os 8usells; No. . to No ret Western
spring, 81 9dsIus 3d. do winter, 8datOs I0d. Flour
Western caua!. = a15s. Corn-Western mlxeI ~ Cd
@els Sd; new do, ots@74s ID. Qats-Amcrican 5e8
Is 3D. harley-Amerean 81 sd. Peas-Canad!an, ssa
CLovER-SEED-708. ,-~.t-:
PEovlsloss-Mess pork els Sd; prime mess beef. rs,
IaEt-Atnerican 48s. Bacon--Long clear. 33s; sh91
do 39&s.
TaLLOw-4Qs ff.
PErEoLxuA-srirtts. 1os: refined, las Cd.
IftsEED OIL--.sas 3D.
REsES-Conmo1, IS I'd: pa1c l3s-
Spirits TCR2ExTIyE-c8:-
CuEEsE-Ftnc American. 15S. 49,
LONDON, March 1O.-SPIElTs TCKFEyTlNE-r7a Cd
CALCi'TTA LIysEEp-4os.
ANTWERP, March 1o.-PzrRoLEuM-34k.
, 1877-03-11
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Moderate Volume Of DISCOUNTS"
New York Exchange Firmer.
Tie Produce Markets Atti7e and Wtak...A Down:
ward Movement In Provisions and Grain.
Pork aud Lard in Good Shipping Demand
Stocks Of Pork Product.


The discount business Of the banks was not
large There were the usual amounts Of Board OF.
Trade, mercantile. and miscellaneous paper, with
small offering Of country paper for redisoount
The situation was not one Of any disquietude to
lenders. Loans have been 80 well sustained by
demand from holders Of grain and provisions that
the surpns OF funds is less than 1t would naturally
be at this season. -
Rates at discount were 8D10 per cent at tho
banks to regular customers. On the street, rates
were pcr cent md upward
New York exchange was sold between banks at
25050c per 81, 900 premium.
The clcarinss of the week urc reported as follows
by Manager 0. r. Hale, of the Chicago Clearing
, 1877-03-11


CHICAGO, March 9.-Various names have been
proposed as suitable candidates for the Office OF
Mayor, all undoubtedly very good men, but can
any one Of them be elected: We can't afford to
risk any sccoud-rate man against the '.Colyin
combination" The candidate who beats that
combination must have not only the quail
fcations for good Mayor, but the nbi1i-
TT to get enough yotes to elect him.
Such man is Samuel G.. spaulding, head OF the
great manufacturing house Of Spaulding, Mcrrick
4 Co. hir: Spaulding Is native Of Brandon, Vt,
.fhere hts 9oyhood was spent in acquiring an edu-
dependence Of character md sturdy honesty which
have since been such marked traits in his character.
While yet buy, those sterling qualities, aided by
industry ana enterprise, had raised him to an en-
11ab1e position In the mercantile world. In 1865
be established in Chicago the great manufacturing
induetrywhich giyea employment to nearly l. 600
people, and whose products have made his name
household word with the mercantile community
from Maine to Oregon.
SOUTH WATER STREET.
, 1877-03-11

CHICAGO, March 10.-Will you, through your
paper, allow citizen OF the Thirteenth Ward to
express his opinion in reference to our coming
spring election, and the kind Of man that should
be nominated for Mayor: We want man Of abi1-
ftT,-ezccutiye Us we'll as administrative; one who
has been tried and not found wanting In either
quality; one who mas always stood ready to assist
In the maintenance Of right and Justice; who will
look to the best interests Of the greatest number;
one who will have influence with the business por-
t'on Of our city, and with all representative class
cs. II such man can be named will not every
citizen put shoulder to the wheel, put him in
nomination, and elect him2 I have heard the
names OF different men and good men mentioned.
but none that have been received with more en-
thnslasm than that OF c. G. Trusde1l. With manY
others Of this ward, I say. let US giEc hin, tho
nomination VOTER TuInTEESru WARD,
, 1877-03-11

Did Bishop Cheney and Mr. Keith charge
Mrs. - with writing the ]cttersa"
f" No charge was made, but they brought the
matter to her attention. and asked her about it.
She, Of course, denied all knowledge OF 1t, and
explained that she could have no possible
motive for writing these letters and that she
had received some herself"
And docs it rest there at present?''
Yes. Bishop Cheney is quietly Investigating
the business. So far, suspicion rests On nobody,
SO lar as know