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THE DETER.fNs' GfIf DAY.
An Outpouring OF Boys In Hue In Jersey
Speeches aud Dinner.

Yesterday was Veterans day in Jersey
City. and the streets partook OF a holiday ap-
pearancc. From the housrtops along the line
Of march noated flags. streamcrS. and banners
and in Newark and Jersey avenues inscriptions
appropriate to the event were displayed. The
trains on the Pennsylvania and Erie Railroads
brought many Of the boys in blue from neigh
boring cities. and from New York came Kotics
Post No. 49, and Rikcr Post. No. 81. q. \. H.
These veterans carried with them four battle
torn flags. disrolorcd by the smoke OF battle and
In lnrwrro the Veteran Boys in Blue Of Ier-
soy CITY. uu lcr Cel. John '. J"nnr: Henry vii
son i =. Van luutrn Post. /llrI~kir Post.
l. '~wnrih Post, G.or. II Thomas Post. Nad--
WORT Post. and Hudson County Veteran Ar-p-
Iii on all Of jersey E,'X iton Ngwark I I'm.
From Paterson. Iarr. Gut Poet. Butter Posi-, and
M'ld. rn-i. from EliMh.th. nahl-rrn Post;
g IA front Il. BiJarl Post. and from Calud n
command of il.,or-Gl n. Robinson. ( Commanders
!n-' hiei oi tho g. \. Il.
spa IN front 20 the Hudson County National
Bank, whore Mayor Sril'r IN u brlri ADJ -.
tim ntrodu rd Gen. hilWhrrk
:, The lin' of mnr'h was ilirii taken w through
\ wars avenue and the rruHrnl streets Il?
Bellevue Park. where a collation. WIS served
and sprreh'- W-rr made hy Con. kipWr,c H..
Gen Robinson. MAJOR Pcloubct. Mayor sicdlcr,
Grn Fitzpatrick in his spoech. denounced the
Administration lY suyln- that IN" soldier has
No. more recognition now 10y th" Aim IA -iriliun
thun any other man. and that God WIS iur.ot-
tn and the soldier lglt'd. lie drew an oln-
qu,nt =. turr of som" "a the bloody scenes of
inc war. and h'~ graphic dos -rIifIon of the
d"hih oi cen. l,nlL h"dfu,l no. Stoned i,ailN "a
Vet rams ryo. llr ID uIrl that tI" q. \. Il, WAS
70 ututieh or.unIN,tun. Tat At the same time
Occurred that oN"ry soldier mad the right ln as
-p nation ami OtuHrWi7" To- give expire --lpu 90
his views ON The best way ol governing tho
c.nniry %" fought io preserve.
Mr. Hay. : tom = 81 Gov Belie Aul ofhors
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TIE wiz OEESTION.
A MIN BIi that Lacked Sugar-Uow to Get
Pure Miik.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr' The
public owe n debit Of gratitude to THE SUN for
the instructive articles on the milk question
Your exposures OF the dishonest dealers who
sell skim milk and watercd milk ought to bear
good fruit; butf one Sc, OF swindcrs is crushed
out there is nothing tn prevent others from
taking their place. This is vital question for
the people OF New York aud one that the law
should settle. The Board Of Health has done
rs mu n probably as lay ia is power. but it has
accomplished lttie more than to inform Us of
the true character OF the yillainous stun sold
milk.
The writer some years since introduced into
the Legislature Of this State biz similar to the
English Adulteratrd Food not hut failed - So
cure even the attention Of the committee to
which it was referred. THE suN is doing no.
Die work IN akng public attention to the no.
ct--tv 81 su'h a law. LecislniurcS seldom
m A. .n me public interest until compelled by
lnfIti' Rs .n.a ~ nm Effective law for tho pro-
t"etON .t i." p'ople against swinll"r~. an in
vent. hH- G"Ni~od "a ilun ly wnieh every pr
e.n hUyii. milk may Jui-sN 40 un .r &C its quality
nni richness. r"nd ring deception iiur'-- bic.
lnr Il.h - 10 lui g." milN. A. a." '!i rv, into u
Jar or can made Ot g'n-S. IN which Il i- brought
t. I'll" CITY, The can being fun nnd th" cover
screwed down 80 as to hold "a" milk unifr
pressure and prevent - shaking IN transit.
The cream rises 10 the top. and mny Zoe seen
throuch the gln-s. The customer il thus "n-
wed - -. Tor himself tn" proportion ~ cream.
which. on th' hcsi uIln. viii he from tw"iv" to
iii" % y r emit the wrii"r hus l~lor' inn a
gii.- II \ iHrNny milk show ne iWrrfv-lvn pHr
cent 90 .rrilu. lut 10 il Not prnflrAh" t. obtain
milk 50 ri'i for Ern"ral eity delivery.
y ''u llN} nI- h'"h organized Tor IA" pur-
pose 81 irving pur' milk ia III" Eln~@ ans
ilhovo do- rih'i. The company own the dairy
at"A. 'hthrullk j. pui up 81 b moV"m ntls
acknowledgement 400 IrHye % boon To- thou
sands who arr uunl e T. obtain pure mix. or tn
know Il II they 10. II is FOR thHt reason TINT
D. D. o. % M IL
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IN-stPERINThNDENr Ems.
The Onciai Record OF the Final Proceedings
of the senate In Ills Case.

The following record Of the final procccd-
ings in the trial of Bank Superintendent Ellis
II copied from the journal of the Senate;
Tho President then put the question. WAS
the respondent guilty of culpahlr negligence in
trndrnt OF the Bank Department. in regard 10
any Of the banks. and IN any of the respects
mentioned in the charges contained in and a.
comunnyng. and referred to by tie messages
transmitted ly hs EN.r.lrny the Governor To-
the Sen.t" hcnrng date the on and the 2jI
days Of April, 1872
senator rose IN his place and answered ~ fol-
lows:
IT, ne ~ wg's,-Mo,'r' n9alen. RiSt,, bradley
% N'I,i a'irn., rt,,n s h ,, ,,,
SclwwunAker sprashc, snibucN, lono>, Nasstan
u, n. N-al'te-N ..rs Carpenter Cole noohtlo. Fin.
crson, konnndHy Moore Prince aeihics. \rid'r, Wei
man
Tho PrcsiAon, then put tho question. Shnu
tn" Superintendent oi the Bank u paltmcnl be-
removed from his olrrf'
MhorouIon tn" Clerk called the ROLL and
each nator rose ia ll4a place and answered ~
fg0, ta,m~a.--Mc..r. Baelcn. nAny Bradley Cole.
man GO ll'nM'hl hiir; J'g"', L@n'.
sch lonuHbcr spr,ur, SuihucN, ion,y, Wa stall
I,,ie N.,,r,-Ne..rs Carpenter cole no.nuir I'm.
ct'nu, henn1la, Moore. Prince s'lkrts' Npddcr, Mcl
man
The doors wor, then opened. and the rrosl-
dont announced the FOREGOING result
Mr. Prince offered tAr following;
Psfi a. That the .,,ato. aitri nearing an the to.u
moN presented Dnuy l.'e,nnuon n ', 'n,o co. ie
IN the oiim'n thai Nh lIH, ha, not BON quits Of auy
iueuuonal wrons ~ h' ooniuct OF the Bank Drplt
mrut
The President put the question whether tho
Senate would agree to Sald resolution, and IL
wa decided IN The affirmative.
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MIS- Charlotte Thornton. Of this plnro. hNs
nu fii ilH hNfe NhI .fHitli Go Nee nHf k>ulth
30 o. Hli dr IrtnnN whh, lu unattended. every time
nr lu-'s Shoe ur-lu lul suhllA rNrs liu a. irNr
COWS uHni lfum ihr n-iIr The other luN the dnrkiN
iidn eunr 40 INr afd iit nfurrut Horse drove tuc
cow tu tine H-iiit another time went 10 The
ture aIOue aud q owe the cove home,
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M N I7-'I1I1 F1QWIF7
Con Comfy i- of At hst tn the rnnn'hai leos.
WAT lln trNf sweet .llfn viul. in iiI, iil0
,Ali l i". 'N'' m'ifoi Do. OF thr ui rnriW
~ Al -fN'N N .. luu NHtrr a. 90. can .unN .Atlf ON
hm stare ~ 90 M -'r.l ham tHll' 'n'n0ns fnlN- 90
lu- lnft. 90 tlo W..f 1lti hu' .pnr-. linl. icit
Ilal li,.gl t'out ior Me new Minister when lac shall
afliNe ueret
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SKINNED MILK IN NEW YORK
NEN VINO SELL THE BEST MILK CO.
OPERATING WITH THE sun
l,o-c Testimony From the hest sources Corr
roborntina the Deductions that Were Made
from the suns Recent Investipatiou-Th The
secrets Of the Trade Brought to Light.

Mr.. Allison, director Of the Orange
County MIX Association at Hudson and Ncstry
streets. tho largest retail firm down town. sell
Ing about 200 cans n day. says: " THE suns
attack upon the skim milk mon Is making them
squrm. We would like to help it along all we
could 40 as to compel the dealers to serve pure
milk in the city. The swimmers think it is an
outrage on them. hut We don't Fox Crook,
who keep n restaurant at 10i Bowcry. have been
getting thoir milk from Hatch Co. Ono OF
them told me that when the first article upon
milk appeared in THE SUN last week they looked
into the matter. lie said: We knew the milk
was poor We could stand it when 1t was half
water pretty we'll. but when 1t comes more than
that it is too much And So" Mr.. Allison con-
tinucd I'VE arc to begin supplying them this
morning. ! think we'll OF THE suns suggcs-
ton to require that those who bring in the
skim milk shall brand It ms such. OF course.
somc Of the trade would be done STILL just as
the crooked whiskcy men got around the rcvc-
nue. stamps; but 1t would make it harder for
them The lactomctcr Of the Board OF Health
IL no protection against skim milk. Tho man
that sells skim has more honor than the man
who sells pure milk for skim will stand Mt 100
on tho lactomctcr when purc milk will bc only
from 100 to 40: and the more cream there is in
milk the lower il will stand With Ia or 10 per
cent. Of cream 1t won't stand over IS or 90;
whereas. with ouly about per cent. Of cream.
II will stand 40. ut Il temperature Of COZ.
THE Cheap Johns Of the milk trade were in
the habit OF putting from four TO six quarts of
water in each can. until they found they were
under the mark by the lartomctcr. So they be-
gan this business Of buying skim milk and mix
Ing it with their pure milk; aud they soon
found that they could do that and put four or
five quarts OF water to a can and color it with
little burn, sugar. and it would s,il stand about
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N>Ds AM HpMESrr,ps. rto.e vn.'u.
. .iNHtnr lups nuit INI. a.f Nf .I..i .Hl flNn,
,runrli .huld orfuuA luin, lt n'n AnI .'.iltu f
tN liffn l.N Hf. liI sIlfiI k b. lI.
300 Ni'aii nHttr ff l,.nl. u..... ,irl. Ir.Hf
HoH rnrG W lEHlD. GDu'lnl Agent, .ioN an 81 .
tI.. fNifi. ono
DROpEITI vDrhsFnn .u.pi llulo.tuN nr
nrlrnNi IH,ir tnrm M RS. 400 Nr-' l-t 50
W -ffin.l. IINtl i...f Vast. - .Nfff .-
Adi.c,, SHINE .ii pnrucuHr. rNiI 'Diinntt, y 81
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BOXERS BITTERs.

T.. FUNkE, Jr., sole Agent, - John st, n Y
J. - BOX i.plf
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-A.-roNoSrRrrr-s DAILY ExouR-

STEAMER TWILIGHT cart JNO HOLMES. leaves
i2D'h st. Harlem : - A NJ. Railroad Dock at % \ VI
ilnth It nt ......1OpA sam IT. at go. .n'lS "
3td t at ..... eipi 4 Hruunr II at % - A NJ
J,wcli's Dock. RfnukNn. ~. u 4 VI
Returning. leaves the Beach nt 8 80 T.
FARE - CENTS ENti RStON ri'kErs ~ CENTS
!. ! :. !
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NiII TiIl NiIiN
..II frD tl
mai L,IpNaItDi ..I NI.N."
Co.. II. HAi ApAn. ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

BEwARE OF THEM.-Some weeks
since we received letter from W. +.
Evans & Co., Of Chicago, ILL.,, inquir
ing the price for six-month ] column
advertisement. We answered, giving
an amount. which they Immediately
accepted and sent copy, saying we
could draw on them quarterly. Now
this all appeared quite business-like,
hut not knowing Mr.. Evans a Co.,
we got lawyer friend to look them
up, and see if they we're worthy OF
credit. The result Of his invest'ga.
ton was, that no such men could be
found, and that the whole thing was a
trap to get the unsuspccting 10 send
money for cheap watches and other
jewelry. II is strange how loosely
some of our exchanges do business.
The Hopkinsville Nsw Era, Franklin
Patriot, and other papers, continue to
run the advertisement Of Ash 4 Rob
bins, when It has been published that
the firm is fictitious, and their preten.
ton merely Yankee trick TO lure the
unsophisticatsd. Gentlemen, you can
gil up with a great deal better matter,
IL you try.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

THE editor oi the Oourier-JourBdi
having, by his crushing logic and ir-
resistable wit, convinced the world
that Rutherford y. Hayes connived at
and sanctioned the waving Of the
"bloody shirt" in his interest through.
out the late Presidential canvass, that
he connived at and approve the I'm.
lawful employment by Grant Of U. $.
Troops in the Southern States to pro-
mote his election; that he connived at
aud approved all the rascalities prac-
ticed by Wells, Anderson 4 Co., and
all the other political villaini,s, resorted
to in the late dissraceful struggle for
the Presidency, and that in accepting
the position-procured by fraud as It
was-Haycs was no better than a
thief, he (the editor,) is now franti.
cally mad because some Of his politi.
cal pupils hesitate to rally at his com.
mand to the general Hayes toe.kissipg,
appointed for the 18th inst, at Louis
vile. watterson rares and rosrs and
cracks his whip-but even some Of the
rural ROSTERS" refuse to nig-zag. II
is sad
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

We have received ,he following from a
friend in Texas, with request that we pub
lish it and ask our exchanges to mention
the scamp for the benefit Of the public:
"A man calling himself o. 5. Devers,
lately Of Gross Roa'l-, Laurel county, KY,
arrived in Dallas county, Texas, in Decem-
Der last. After brief ceurtship, he mar
ried con6ding but respectable young wo-
man, rented land, had team and farming
implements, furnished him, and secured the
confidence Of several good citizens so rs to
cause him to be indorsed for money enough
to buy family supplies. Eight weeks ago,
borrowing wagon and team ostensibly to
visit his wife's relatives in neighboring
county, he failed to visit them and nothing
was heard Of him ill a few days since a
letter was received from Nashville, Tenn,
purportng to be from his wife, stating that
her husband had left her destitute and
wanted her father to send her money to
pay her expenses home. All good citizens
are warned against the smooth-faced scoIn-
drel, and any information regarding his
whereabouts will lie Thankfully received
BY c. f.. Lavender or j. A. johnson, Ian
caster, Dallas county, Texas.
Description.-pcversis 26 wears or more
Of age, ) feet inches high, fair complex.
ion, blue eyes, light curly hair. light chin
whiskers and light monstache, has spaces
between upper front teeth, well formed
weighing 100 or 100 rounds, quick spoken
md has voluble, profnne tongue. lie is
with good grounds, supposed to be polyg
ami.t His parents are said to live IN
Washington county, Tennessee"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

BAD News FOR THE JENNINGS. -
The New York Observer SAYS that the
great Jennings estate" which had
millions in it, has vanished into thin
air. Judah P. Benjamin, the Con-
federate Secretary, who is now in Lon
don practicing law and who is said to
have the largest income Of any lawyer
in the kingdom. writes to an inquirer
in Virginia: Il know nothing what
ever of the so-called Jennings estate,
nor l do believe in its existence. i
would not give penny postagestamr
for the free gift of all the rights of all
the claimants.
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MADISON COUATY NEWS.

SEpTENBER 10th, 1877.


we nave "a' Sp'."''' 'a''. "'"", wy
las, 'e" ''!,' '""''e"' W 80, 80. p''. ''',
'"" mature '''' '"'" '''i'' ''' wv ''o"s'
'"s"Pp'! ''''N "
The corn crop in this county win b
about an average one. Some crops have
oee" sou 'o' 'ee'''s u" '"' "''' :" " r'
''''e''
The equanimity Of our citizens is being
disturbed by frequent visits and appeal
for aid by a.pirsnts for the candidacy OF
various Offices before the approaching pri'
mary election. Divers and sundry aspir-
ants for all the Offices elective next year,
including County Judge, Sheriff, Clerk,
Assessor and ailer. The present incun''
bent are all candidates before the primary
Our individual opinion is that primary
'''',''"' "' So So, ''''I'' ~. Ne,
- II. ~.
"''.' VI SOU" '. ''"s' =" '''' "''
'"'''' r'
r'''.' y "''"'" 80 "s ~
"','.' ''s ", '"' N,'" -, ~,
AZ 'n,' p''oe' ne ."e P'.''"' '"'''
'o' Oh inc np'''''' i" i1A'"k'o"' ~
I've Is naming WY ''o,a'''
oh 'h'S community u. u" aus s.P'uh4'' w
The doctrines Of Ancient '"'''''"'''
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r.isrv C0uNTY VIEWS


Spprtuptu Iotl, 49,
-, :, -. T.,
,', vs." 70 '",r.', ~.
800, '',s ~ , wv, ~ , s"Vv,.Vo1, w"
81 n W., Nv, wv. ss,,
- -" '', W. y. ' s',',,' ~ ~. WV Wv"
'''' WV '"' "
Mr.. Frank McWhorter sni family, Of
llradfordsville, were visiting friends in this
community last week.
Mr. Julia Royalty, wife Of Mr.. \. Roy
atty Post Master, died on the 9Th inst. She
was about 60 years II age, and devoted
wife and mother.
cog.v A. Rowan, of ,b;. ,,,ce .h,,,ed
two ca, loads of hoo. IN Cincinnati las,
w..l
NIL pra,ber Of IIsrrul.bur,. VA. here
la, w.el ,ro.nsc,;ng Ear , ,r;y,,e .cbooI
~ heo;, the Il, of January AZ, y came
vail recommended
were exhibited here las, Saturday. the s,h
inst Thomas Cover. Of Lincoln county.
.s a.. x.,.;,,;.,, Of a.. ,,om;u,, of3.raJ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

A RECENT number Of the C. y. speaks
of "a pair of colored twins born in the
Floyd county lind. poor-house. and
named, respectively. J. Madison Wells
and Eliza Pinkston. Some think this is
as it should be. and exclaim-"Honor
to whom honor Is duel" In the name
of humanity we demur. These chill
dren are uuofending. A cruel for
tune has rendered them Orphans
ffieudless, homeless, pennies, hope
les. Ia not this sufficient Why
should their young lives be crushed
by such . burdeni Why should the
elasticity, which belongs even to pau.
per childhood. be utterly Destroyed
Load them with Representatives, them
away with toil-starvs them to atten-
uation-lacerate them with stripes
but spare them THE!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

A Jersey City man got tired Of his
wife. and thought to rid himself Of her
by pretending he was drowned, and
getting q friend to carry her his coat
which had been found on the river
bank. He thsa went West to seek
his fortune. The wife believed him
dead. but soon dried her teas and mar
ried another man. Husband No. 2
wesried Of her in a short time. end al
80 left for the West. Husband No. l
again sppesrs on the scene, but hi'
wife would have nothing to do with
him. and now she is plaintiff to two
suits for divorce.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

FRANK LESLIE. the great New York
publisher, has failed, with liabilities
Of 1920, 900. His assets are his MI
merous publications. and good deal
of real estate. Specializing in the lat
ter is said to be the cause Of his troub
les, he having bought largely in flush
times lands tina; have since greatly de
preciated in value. Arrangements have
been made to enable him to continue
his publications, all Of which pay hand
somely.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

A Pennsylvania man named Cling
rich got "his back up because an ed
itor published few ''items" on him,
and sued his newspaper for libel. The
evidence WIS taken, the arguments de
livered, and the case given to the jury,
who considered awhile. and brought
in verdict in favor Of the editor, and
Mr.. Gingrich, not having the where
withal to pay the costs, sS7, went to
Jail TO work it out. We don't know
what it was all about, but it is the
best decision we have heard Of re-
Gently.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

NEXT Monday His Fraudulency, r..
b. Hayes, will be ON exhibition at
Louisville, and at 8 o'c pm. recep-
ton will be given him at the Gait
House by the people of that city. We
acknowledge an invitation to attend,
but as Jno. Robinson's Great Circus
and Menaserie will be here at the
same time, we prefer to see lot Of
de facto clowns and animals to de j,re
President, whom the people defeated
nj the polls.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

NILES q. PARKER, Ex.State Treas
urer of South Carolina. who is now
under indictment for stealing the pub
lie money, and at present living in
Jersey City. has made confession Of
his crimes. and revealed . startling
amount Of corruption against Moses.
Chamberlain. Senator Patterson. and
Others. Old Chamberlain will yet oc-
cupy the Penitentisry Of the State that
he cursed by his foul rule.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

A PAIR Of brothers named Barlage,
who were partners in business recently
in Baltimore, Nd. had quarrel over
some transaction, when one of them
drew a pistol and fired at the other,
killing him instantly. Then seeing
his terrible work he fired second
time with the muzzle at his own
breast, the ball taking effect in hi.
lungs, producing a wound that will
necessarily prove fatal. The brothers
were in excellent circumstances and
had the respect of large circle Of
friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

THE Je6ersoninn Democrat denies
authoritatively the statement that has
been going the rounds of the press
that Mr.. Caldwell had retired from the
contest for United States Senator. Mr..
Caldwell is still a candidate, and, al
though some Of his strength was lost
by the success Of the Workingmen's
ticket in Louisville. is yet a tormida-
BE one.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

Col. BOYD WINCHESTER, Col. r.
W. wooley, and Lyttleton Cook re-
fused to serve on the Hayes reception
committee at Louisville. We admire
their good sense; they are firmly con.
WINGED that Hayes is fraud that
ought not to be tolerated-hence they
are not disposed to make fools of them.
selves by pretending TO tolerate him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

NAME held her State election Mon
day. Conner. Republican, Was reslsc-
ted Governor by about 5000 majority,
which l. . considerable Republican loss
over last election. The Senate stands
20 Republicans 10 8 Democratic. aud
the House 81 Republicans to 20 Dem
ocrats. 2 Greeabsckers. with Official re-
turns for the election Of % Others not
received.
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MARKETS
Hnnns.sf.

Trade continues ge-i, with no changes to note Ia
quotations of consequence. The 6'lo~ing are thu
retail prices tsr provisions Rscon shoulders, sc
clear sides. i2,sc. Hams lie. lard, isc. Wheat
amber and white, o.; red, so. Oats. &c. Rye
isc. Flour. common to choice, o. ~ 0per hun
dre'i pounds. Batter. NJ. ErTs, iOc. Grsnuls,ei
sugar. lac; conee sugar. iic; brown sugar, i2'sc
Cosee, common to hest 9s@25c. Mclas-es, Tscciti
salt, per bu, SOC. Vinegar, ~. Irish potatoes
AZ.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

Cotopaxi volcano in Peru erup-
ted recently. causing fearful destruc.
ton to property, and the deaths Of
over I 900 people. Streams Of wa.
ter flowed from all the craters at once,
sweeping away every thing in its
course
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

AFTER a labored existence OF just
81 days, Blanton Duncan's daily pa
per, the Yorker, has suspended. Poor
Blant, the fates are against him and.
he should retire into obscurity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

A YOUTH Of 10 Was hanged In Penn.
sylvanis Monday ior killing young
girl, Who refused 70 bear him out in .
lie he had told his employer. He did
not give any evidence Of the hope
within him, merely remsrking as the
Sheriff sprung the trap, Gentlemen,
I bid you all goodbye"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

IT is said that Mr.. Key. Hayes
Postmaster General, will retire after
after the meeting Of Congress. We
hope he will, and then go and hang
himself An Ex.Confederate and q
Democrat that could have acted in
such boot.licking manner as he has,
deserves the everlasting contempt Of
all men Of principle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

BRIGHAM YoUsG didn't want any
ioolishness about him In the "lsst
word" business. His sullen reply to
his son. who asked him . few moments
before his demise. iii he knew him,
was 81 should think I ought to-" and
again he writhed in the sgonies Of
cholera morbus.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

Jso. TAYLOR. the senior member Of
Brigham Young's twelve apostles. has
hssa assigned 70 the old prophets
plsos, and will be assisted BY John w.
Young. Dsnl II. Wells and George
Q. Cannon.