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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14

Time loans were reported at about > a 6 per cent
for thirty days for currency ard 80 carrying gold.
The following were the rates of exchange on New
York; Savannah buylng y discount, selling - ;
ircinnau quiet, 100 oar, Charleston, plentiful,
lgh! demand, 5l67al6 par; ii. Louis, TO dis
count: Newt lrlr.tus, cOuH"Tclal 'Sd 49, BANK 4
discount CHICAGO. - discount, and Milwaukee,
par. The United States Treasury a. Washington
To-day received $4,000 National Bank notes for
redemption. Tho Customs receipts were T3UU.OOO,
and The Internal ;cve9u" receipts were $3j0,00O.
The following IS the Clearing House statement to-
day: Currency changes. 81, ljo,3l6: cuIIency
balances, i3N6,SNS: ro.d exchanges, Tl2,J1J.Oi1,
and gold balances Gl,7Gl 40.
The regular weekly. meeting OF the directors OF
the Bank of England was held to-day, hut no al
tnrJtUu was male I'm the minimum rate OF discount.
II remains 20 prr cont the outside rate 81 three
tAe week tho bai, made glln IN bullion of E3l2,
OOG, and the proportion al reserve 60 iabiil-
tics. which WIS last week A7llB per cent is
now tT7s. There was no bullion movement
reported as the bank to-day. Bar silver m London
declined 30 Jj'3d. the ounce. English standard.
continued steady al $500 lur money, and 957iB for
the account s, a natural rrsElt OF the strength
winch the silver fraud has Developed in our senate.
United Siates bonds showed further weakness. and
TODAY -65, Icil 20 1883 cS-codp3n new fiyos 10
1882 lcw IL, 10 1pii2. and 1O-lOs 10 10Sl2. In
American railway ttotk Ks NcW-I0rk Central rose to
100 EIIe preferred beng aEGGe Hrmer at 2}l2,
auG common lt 3j5. iIiaoI> Central VT. quoted ~
12lt PENNSYLVANIA Central ~ 81 b, and Reading at
l6l1. Paris dispatches state that the Bank o1
France during the week, reported loss of 9, 100,
OUO francs. The OCT cent French beute5 opened
~ 1890, and closed ~ lG7.S7l2, sight exchange
on London being quoted at 21.l1.
Tho receipts U flour ami grain a. the principal At
lantic port, this 1871 day of December were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14

rates .. .. 81. q, and 4ls per cent per
aunum. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont .is,OOO
III coin interest Oh the public debt, and 81 900 III
redemption Of called bonds The days brsncss OF
the gold clearing department. OF the Bank OF the
STATE of New-lork covered: Gold cleared. ~ 49,
900 gold balances 81 .9S3, SOL; currency balances,
Tl,"23,G0o The gold quotations were rs follows:
l0.......-.. 1851 la3's S--......loSit
Of Tuesday. Selling rates were on the basis Of -
dSl solo for sixty days bills. and = Sjli6f4 S5l2
for demand TO the {. We annex the current closing
QuCt9tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14

Railroad h!ni1 were traacd IN 10 moderate
amount. RIc. islaul new fO-frar bonds advanced
Sinking Fuud 20 9J6u9lli. LACROSSE division be-
ng strong at lO7. Long Dock bonds were strong at
los aud Buffalo New-lork and Ero Grsts Of 1916
M 1O5l,. Lc.igh aud WilkosbaTc consols de-
clIued to ST. aud Mexican Central II to
1u-a1. Harlem registered irsts we've steady at
ISL, seconds ~ ono aud Mississippi at -, Toledo
and Wabash irsts -. Louis division "a 20, seconds
gt ~G and p.laHars and 'lludSpn registered 1915
at 500. NGrLWrtt gold C0ns9's were marked up -
tir.astat lOJis. North Missouri iifsts moved up to
lnL. ". -mLi-Lu currc.L aLuIatlOna:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
The following tO-day's quotations IN gold
for fnreIgn and aomestIc coins and bullion:

Tie hOmo money markct was without cSSenIaI
change, and per cent vas about the common rate
that Consumers were paving for temporary accom-
modatIons on acceptable collateral The great
United States bond dealers are offered round
amounts ~ { and per cent. The recent suspension
Of kdgancr, Robbins & Co.. had no perceptib'e
effect on the market for mercantile paper, which
was quoted ~ follows by The leading note brokers':
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Dipioeno Notlces.

THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.-The coupons Of the Consolidated Mor gage
Bonds Of the TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COd-
PASY, maturing December 1871 will be paid IN gold on
and after that late nation 81 The Farmers load and
TrU. COMPANY rvl 0rk OF ~ the office OF the company
No. 275 South Fourth 81. Philadelphia
GEO d. hBU MBHAAR, Treasurer.
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\. 49, nr pn1IAnrLPHIA srloks
~ clo,rNG rnIcr. ~ uIylye srocKs.

To U'-'It U1IIOU n, Inc N0noIF upon Inc sIIVer
quo-fiD. tlr. lIr scNer'iug greater influence iu
Che Government bond market than ou the gold pre-
uiuH. The doubt entertained as 30 what may be
tlr i3al result naturally checks Investments. ami
tf flr .lf.i' fUnf ulkcS holders of bonds anxious
90 s..l while Che premium ~ gold g. only
-.f"ucI-hy the greater iirmucss 0f holder
tine demand Whiting uuou the doubt. II T.,
uot impossible that senator Matthew, ~ bis
uu.ir,v o. nav the Government debt in 90
c1,r which lad no PRACTICAL existence ~ Oh"
tI.i. thr debit Wa created. may lind thIt he has
cllF succeeded Il ibJs.l,S'ug ih' financial opera
,a.. GOD au Administration winch n" Processes 90
support Al all tV.ui~. illrc is now 100 market for
tD.tItHp.u. beads h,taud a small retail demand.
tuv aftcurt go force tlc Warket, such rs woad
naturally follow further Iuwpc1D complications
would result d.-a-tirl.'v Go prices. To-day the
price,. ati.a ar. all lower a9i th' market Is weak
81 O. annex closing street quotations:
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There was'a further advance in gold to-day on the
outlook at Washington and the decline Of bonds ia
London. The open ng price was 1854, from which
10 advanced 90 1888 on moderate business only.
The German bankers seemed to be tho principal
buyers The cash gold was hoayy. and the carrying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
COTTON MARKETS.


BOSTON Dec. i3Cotton firm; MdllIns. II a. Low Nh.
ding lc Ordinary. lOair; net receipts 927 bales
grs 800 bales; exports TO Great Britain none; STOCK
J.iOi bales.
Midtlng 10 s: Good Ordinary, 1885, not rereip- 100
bacs gross 100 bales; exports, COastslsc - bales
sales spnucrs I2l bales: stock 1856 bales
CHARLESTON. Dec. l3Cctt0n quiet and steady Mldilmg
IL Isc; Low Mhbtng lOlc Good Ordinary. lO4c.: net
receipts 30ij lbaes the Continent 1904 bales
export coastHI5e 1899 bales Sales 1000 bales stock H.
Olj balos.
GALVESTON Dec. 10 -Cottor firm quotations revised
Hidiling l07sc AIdhng l0Sr Good Ordinary, 97sc.
receipts 54j9 bales gross 500 bales erporis 20 Great
BriuRn mono; the Continent cOas.GlSo 2jl bales
sales p OF bales; stock, P3.7Ol balea
LOUISVILLE. Dec. l3.-CO,tou quiet; Midtug lie
NOBLE Dec. l3.-COttn Hrm Mrlting, lU7lc: Low
Mifdhng Coed Ordinary Ss@9ifo net receipts 3,5
exports coas"se Si17 bales sales 1000 bales 81 cS
J6OS6 bacA
Ngw.OGLEASs Dec. 13Cotton quiet Mlddliug. lie; Low
AIdIllng 1Jcc Good Ordinary. Sc receipts, - 95j
bales; gross 1888 bales exports Great Britain. 1904
na's the Continent cOastWse ll5l bacs; sales,
800 bales stock. ECO bales.
PHLADRLPHA, Dec. l3Cotton 6rn hiddhng llSsc.: Low
MddiluV II &C; Good Ordinary lO9c ret rocePa 30
bales gross 965 halss; eXports Great Britain none
sales, $50 bales stock, 6.4GJ balei -
SAyASNAn. Dee. l3.-tOtion easy; MddmE go;
Low Mddlaz. lOLyc Good Ordinary, 1885, net receipts
4579 bales gross 4.s02 bales exports 20 Great Brtn
to tho Continent 700 oalos; Sales
so bales; stOck 10 1859 bales
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0oruoraIlon Aotites.


CITY OF NEw-YOgg. DEPARTMENT % FiNANCE |
Bureau the Collection OF faxes, Court House faTk.
- Chambers-st. December l, 1877.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAl ERS.-All persons who
~ have omitted pay their Tor the year ~ are
hereby uutio required by to the same 70 he TO
his office before tho ls day oil Jan
UaTy, 1878. -,
One per cent will be elected al paid before tho
18Th OF December instant two cent on al taxes PAID
and after that aud interest a. the raa OF IL pE ceat
per aInun computed from he 18Th Ok October Last he asy
which tn rolls ana warrants we're lchFcced "
the Receiver OIL lining unpaid Oh and sfcr me
said st dag OF January, 1913.
40 money will be received after o'clock ?. m.
''D'' MUS ''''' MARTIN 7. MCMAHON
Receiver oi mes
PROPOSALS will be received by the Depart
Inent o. Public until December 10 1877. for GAL
NANIIED IBON and ZINC CASING 20 arches and purhns
Of Of Ha Museum Of Art Fu particulars In The
CITY Record for sale at No. Cty Han
PROPOSALS viii be received by the Depart
mrut o. PuIiC Parks untl December - 1871 Dr CON
STRUGGLING and LAYING CONCRETE FLOORS. Museum,
Art Ful particulars IN The City Record Tor sale az No
cry Han
PROPOSALS will be received by the COM
o. Public Charities ami Correction uni DO
H. 1871 600 tons Goa and caftng tlc san
Ful par cgar IN IAe cy l,c1rl Tor sac 20 20. = ~ :.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Bpart
y II Commissioners II Charities and correct on IN y
cembcr p 1871, Tor u 5000 pounds POT Likl. FuhW
Lars 10 The City Record ior sale q 70 2 Cay nan
PROPOSALS will be received by the FIR
A DEPARTMENT until "Wednesday December H. 1871.
furnishing 10000 feet u hose Full particulars IN fns
city Record ior sale az No. CRY Hall
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.EinannGl.
PROCLAMATION.
r.ota YxgctrIyR OyGCs.

II
sPsISGyElo November a. l3II.
[@c Of and &c s s Tn nd se sns& 20
relation % the payment OF Tie pr1e2n an1 iefs q, W
esis 6iS hsG s illinois DO hereby
yhsn e 4S Eid ssS SS Nae s
the IreasgTer Of the sste o. LIMOS a va sy
interest VIII from the time Of paymant specaea ~ ms
ns T SSa Stock ntes. scns Gstd July M
Issued pursuance Of entitled IAN act 70 anshSrzs
and payable :, she pleasure Of the STATE stc ead;
eiave ~ oS 20 Ios ineiasve 100 % 49, inensyo ss.
1913. 2l@ 232 32l to 353 ncu8iyes ~ AZ 49, all ~
ss5s sss 81 S e. 9s%'iSs
ss2 nela.ge 25 1919 1919 6t . 1872 1912 1879
1872 1897 1873 1925 1878 s 1884, 1888 1883 s S 7o 1873 t
neiasye az? 90 li.t neu9,ys 1888 70 1871 ncnnys;
92st9 1870 iSeusye geS % 1890 S 5g39 ags
2s52 ss7 7caye 2tc , 2, SS 25 gi9 :2
a re So ss Sss Ss s5a sSS ~ 725 @
@ fS a igs f Is l l2RS is sl a s2 a S fS
sopa' 0 1882 sSI a s S i % aF a 49,
1891 1882 1885 % 1872 Inclusive 1879 70 1873 iHcasys
& q 1 ?"9s s9 o. and ie D. ss az
s9 q "a $24i ,. 10 sS2 "a szo "a a. IN S 81 90
1897 81 AS $s5s So 52O s729 40; $50 81 sg o. e6s
sgye ~ eSs sS5g io4 ~ as 95S a. ~ 80 81
sos 8O sGs sSsS 81 920 1913 52i 92G $53i IS 9to.
ga 70 y Pr g. H. s72S a. so5 ss5 r. 80
ST9i: lis2 S57l u; l49l 1929 40; l5lG SZ4 1s sS,
sS93 OF 1871 s537 81 1914 s95 50. 1851 sfl7 - 1871,
$3.50 2jfJ s72g sO 2l4 1873 p 2iGl sj7j .; 2eil.
$500 222j 1913 81 255s 80 90; 2l50 1910 30 2i9i.
$3.50 "a 2J5l, 5000; 1886 Si,5lJ Co.
In testimony whereof hand and cause 70
be AIMED the Great Seal Of state Done az he CITY
IL. 81 Of tpringhed. this lith day o N9ysnibE A. d..
BY the Governor: H. HARLOW, Secretary of STATE.
STATE ILLISoIa TRrAsURTE'8 OFFICE
SPRIsGFlgfD Nov In1cr - lSII,t
THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE BOSDs due
Monday % January 1878 viii De- palf a. the Amen
can Exc An 20 Cy from the Tn TO
the 2lst day OF January 1913, inclusive
EDWARD RUIZ. State Treasurer
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK TIE CRY OF NRw YORK.
NETWORK. 9TH Decenber. 1871. .
E'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
Of hl, Bank ai be held At their BANKING house On TUt5
DAY tho eighth ~ day Of January 1878 betNeen ms
hours Of IL N. and p m ANIHONN LAM tasIhst.
e SN 500, 5000, 5000, $l,O0O.-ALEx.
paw, FROTHTNGHAM & CO.. Brokers. NO u W shsi.
Investments stocks which frequently pay
twenty the amount invested stocks Dought
desired deposit ~ three per ce81
Explanatory circulars and weekly reports sent froa
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flnGnclGi.


A GAS STOCKS. .
MANHATTAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AN SOLD,
and al Ands Brooklyn and Newf9A Gag Securities dealt
Room -, 30 Groad.st, Y. Y.
NOTICE.-fl0lders OF bonds and stock OF the
~ Central Railroad Company 81 NCSJ eIscy aud 81 bonus
guaranteed by said company are hereby hohe mat te Pa
consolidated BDudhOicr daily appointed for that purpose
ready ami the committee Il prepared 10 receive sigma
tures thereto.
copies Of plan can be had upon application TO
i the committee.
Parties desiring sign the agreement DO by calling
at Tie Hcssrs. j. ). KENNEDY Co., No. Al Cedar
1t on ard after this date.
ROBERT LENOX KENNEDY.
JOHN T. JOHNSON
JOHN =. KENNEDY.
THEODORE DHEIER,
EDWIN NJ. LEWIS
Committee Consolidated Mortgage Boniholders
Railroad Company % NeWJcisty
oFHcE on uiE ONIAmo sILyEE MINING CoarANY.t
81 BgOADsr, Dee 4. 1871
GTOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG.-The annual
- mcear OF the stockholders Of the ONTARIO SILVER
suor yea viii b. held On SAFU RDAY Desenber H. Al the
clmanys Office So Nevada Block. Francisco The
books VIII bc closed Tuesday December 1, aud
OPENED Thursday December g. ny order o the Board OK D
rtutogs. II. b. PARSONS, Assistant secretary.
CANADA souTHysS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Is WILLIAMS Ne" ,9o,G s,,
V'HE plan for the exchange of the bonds OF the
above named eompany and for he Pnessse OF ,bS SSn
The Toodo Cansda Southern aud Dotro, Railway Company
and the Michigan Midland and Canada railroad COmleny
perfected particular Information IN respect OF Whoh VIII
be- given on application 10 this company
Holders ~ thc bonds OF The above named companies are re
The company receive exchange certificates OF this com
pany by tho Union Trust company hnuer
which bonds Will hereafter DO Ssusd 10y TINS com a.
P'O''D'N W - Prssdsnt
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STATE or ILLTyCIa TREAsTETGB OFFICE. (
SPRINGFIELD Nov Der - lSI1,t
THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE Box D.. due
the MONDAY 1878 viii be- paid AZ the Amen
cen Excl q Csy from the 7h "a
WV " EDWARD RUIZ state Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14

csmber And January delivery. 6,d UPsnd' Low @ddins
oause January and February delivery, bd UpaDds low
MidlDg clause, February March delivery, oHsd Up
lands Low Mddlng clsnse March aud April delivery os1
also, 6Is9d. Upands Low Mddng clause. New Crop, sup
ped Noyember sail 61ad UplaEds Low mddng clause
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l3-l30 m-Bscon. 356d per ewI iOr
Long clear mddes and 1854 for short Clear Sldles 49,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1872 D. m--Middling Uplands CotOn
Cred Niddng orleans. osid Low aiddlng uplands o. "a
Good Ordinary Uplands 64d Ordinary UDlands oc fu-
tHres-UDands Low Mdding clause, December delivery,
67lgd. Uplanis Low Mddng clause, February ana hAreh
delivery 6asd. - -.
IWRRPoa4 Dec 1875 D. m.-The sales Of Cotton today
included $500 bales American. Futures closed dun Out
steady.
LIVERPOOL Dec 1850 pm.-BacOn 80 per eSt for Long
Clear Middles, aud So Tor Short Clear Nlduea 80.
LONDON, Dec. l3-l2S0 p. m.-Renned Petroleum. l3s
12lst. per gallon. 80,
LOSDos. Dec l3-Evenpg Calcutta Linseed 6l6i per
quarter Linsecd OIL S2S 81 per ton.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Dec 13-sugar fiat spanish gold 223hs
1924 Exchange tending upwards on the United states ~
days currency 2d2a premium Short sight do at 3i2d4
premium go DAYS gold 5d5 premium short sight DO %
q = premium London l5l4 ol5't premium
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- bnsLeI... ~ ~ u. 8.lIllIGlls s2-7OO 2

Aud the following were the receipts at DnfaIo to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14

EUSSRLI.'S ICE CREAM 81 per gallon h
Il parties aud families ~ Bibo House and e23 9th ave-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-06-21

81 ould leave him sickness or languor
being regarded as signs of its absence.
Among the northern Asiatic tribes, dis
ease is ascribed to the souls departure.
BY the Algonquin Indians, sick man -
regarded as having his shadow" unset
tied or detached from his body Like
interpretations are met with among the
Australians and Tartars A remarkable
instance of the survival of the primitive
idea that the soul leaves the body during
sleep is instanced among certain Jewish
sects: where the prayer on awakening
| il one of thanks for the return OF the
soul, and an immediate duty is the wash
ing of hands and face to cleanse away the
| impurities of this minor death.
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From the Detroit Free Press.l
Wounded in the Corners.

Brother Gardner was yesterday white
washing the back end OF an old house on
Catharine street, when the staging gave
way, and he had fall of about fifteen
feet. He was senseless when picked up.
but a man poured about gallon OF wa
ter down his back and brought him to.
Mr.. Gardner thus explained matters to
the reporters:
"Wall, was up dar, an dar was de
house, an dGr was de scaffold, an dar we
all was. / was Jess drawin' dat brush
aroun' to kill when / felt goneness
Seemed was prancin aroun' on de air,
wild no chance to dig in my toes"
"Why didn't you fall at once, and have
the matter off your mind?' asked a po-
licenlal.
"Why didn't fall2 Why sab, / was
fallin' all de time. / went down bout
fifty feet head foust, an den changed
and went sideways, an den l struck on
one foot an boat ears. AL dis time !
was doin' some powerful thinkin, was
"Did you think OF oysters fried with
crumbsT asked the reporter.
"Doan' be talkin' dat way, boy.
'membered all my bad deeds while l wai
gwine down. an / called out would 1--we
q better life IL de shock didn't kill me-
In the group was colored man whose
face frightened at these words, and ht
softly asked:
"Brudder Gardner, doan' you member
de two dollars you borrowed OF mer
IL do"
"Den pay than it over. De shocl
didn't kill you, and now begin on da
better life"
"Brudder Jones'" solemnly replied
Gardner, DE shock didn't kill me dead
but befo' pay out any money lze gwin'
to wait de result on my nervous system
/ pers 10 be all right, but possumly
may be fatally injured in some of de cor
ners and not know il in a month. Glang
Brudder Jones, an doan' rob de cradl
an de gravel
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THE STANDARD.
Ben's Last Victim.

Heard you the wall OF Wayne MacNeagn'
Who IelI in Benjamin Buffers way
And under his scalpel writhing lay,
Tc weak 10 tight and too wicked 10 pray
saw you the smile.of Benjamin grim,
AS ne thrust his seal pei into him,
Carving him, cutting him, limb by limD,
With surgical grace and horrible vim?
Heard you the victims awful "ohF'
As he felt the knife to the gizzard go,
A d wished that Pat kard were there 10 throw
Him into the Gulf of Mexico?
o day of wrath o terrible day
For Simon's son.in-law, Wayne MacNeaBhi
when he fell in Benjamin Butler way
And under his scalpel writhing lay,
Too weak to haht and too wicked 10 pray.
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EAST BOUND

Direct connections made at Lancaster ior
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway-ano
at Columbus for all points East and West. no
change Of cars from Columbus 70 Phlladelphia'
New York, Indianapolis, and chicago. ,.
w. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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Yellow Nansemond.
Red and White Bahama.
Red and Yellow Yam. or Bermuda.
Kentucky Early Red.
Southern Queen (White.)
Jersey Yellow, and Mexican, from
Mexico.
Also, ToMAro PLAxrs-Large Red Tro
ply, Large Golden Trophy, &c.
Also, CABBAGE PLANrs.-Medium and
winter varieties in great variety.
AIso. BEET PLANTS. Eariy. MediHB',
aud Winfcr Varieties, Red and Golden
Also, PEPPE RS, Smallest, Medium, Non
also, EGG PLANTS, White, Scarlet. MACK
aud Purple Frafiied.
also, CELERY PLANTS, best rariefles
CELERIAC PLANTS.
Also, CHUFA PLANTS. for Hog aAd
Sheep feed.
FLOWERS.
Dahlfas, standard. Dwarf, and Pompone or
Also, Tigridas. Conehifora, richest gold and
orange spotted with black.
Pavonia, scarlet spotted with yellow;
Also, Tube Rose, double white.
Also, DaIura Hulerlana or Trumpet Flower.
We will have plants OF the above varieties
through May and June. Prices very Teasona-
BILE. - =. .
We have also a good supply Of silver Hnlled
Buekw heat. price 90 cents per peck. This II far
superior TO the common kuckwhent.
Also, Royal Dwarf Field Beans; price cents
per TO- The best beans known for Held culture.
Call at our residence, near Winchester, Ohtos
and see for yourselves, or, u more convenient,
leave Your orders with
%. i. Miller, In Jackson.
O. II. Thompson Co.. Berlin.
B B. Evans, Irwins station.
Perry, Warren a Co, Oak Hill.
clare. Duduit e. Co, Madison Furnace.
Milton Furnace a Coal Co., Wellton, Ohio,
II. j. Richards q Brothers, Cross Roads q.
Address,
L. w. kINNISoN,
Jackson, Ohio, until July lst, after that Rocky
Hill, Jackson county, ohio. mayl3-ew
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hunbh euhsF aaay' society o.
via
dtlmtap Palm sint the
rsfanRsmsntof the Digestive Faa~
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ands rsasn 10
c
ulst
pnv@do
msna.
c Consumption ana
Death
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&Can't be made by every agent every
UKWKTKYmonth in the business we furnlsni
MM@I@IGlbut those willingto work can easily
~~~~earn a dozen dollars a day right
in their own localities Have no room 10 ex-
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable.
Women and BOYS and giils do as well as men.
We will furnish you complete Outht free. Inc
business pays better than anything else. we
will bear expense OF starting you. aIIlc1l~aLs ~
free Write and see. Farmers and mecha lies,
their sons and daughters, and all claSse In
need OF paying wo k aR home, should wn 70
us aud earn all i bout The work at ont e: now
IL h me Don't delay. Address lhUE d.
CO., AuL us a, Maine.
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Arkansas q
be understood that the great were prod
now of the Southern people il TO folly to allie
rom the losses inflicted bv the were libert
They do not now think Of The volum
he Union. They are not now Senate cor
2 schemes for future secession that liberty
are. with intense earnestness white and
plans for recovering from Their were outca
yes. For this purpose thev will business,
he Democratic party OF the MED the 1
ilong "a IL ia subservient IN their and conn
! twithstandinp their ill-snnnress. such condi
nent for its influence in getting and are bi
> the rebellion and its sneaking Of rights Il
div course while il lasted strangulatl
. told tbare will he ouiat in cious false
tes when Democratic rule i "a. ssStins ~
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Cheap Guns for the People.

| Double Shot Guns from 81 to 80. Breeeh
Shot Guns, all kinds, So TO S25. Rifles, MuZzle
and Breech Loading, Single and Repeating, "
ers, % 80 10 $40.
Goods sent by Express {. o. D., with privilege
TO examine. Pri e list fee. Address, Great
western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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suffer as much with NEURALGIc or RHEu-
MATIC complaints as Americans, and no nation Is
so prolific in remedies to cure yet we come IN con-
tact every day with scores who arc suffering with
out having found the cure they have sought for.
To any one who has used
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NOTICE TO PEDDLERs.

Notice Is hereby given TO all pei sons whe are
pe ldling in Jack son county without llcen Sc,
that thev an equested to get the pl oper lcen sc
{ r the Statue w II hs v 10 be enfOI ced.
4. w. PATTERSON, ACditor j. e.
sept. 4,lS76. II