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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04
POPE Plus TX.
Celebration of the Fiftieth Ami.
versary of His EpiscOpacy.


Yesterday the Roman Catholic Church
cele brated the frtieth anniversary oil
the eplscopate of Pope Plus TX with all
the splendor aud pomp the church uses
on feast days Of the kind.
At the Cathedral High Mass was Gel.
ebrated by Rev. Jas.F Callahan, and a
sermon preached by Rev. A. Qlalman.
His text was, ,"rhou art Peter, and upon
this rock l will build my Church, and
! the Gates of He'll shall not prevail
against it," He preached on St. Peter
and the Pope, tracing the history Of the
Church from its foundation to the pres.
ent time. and gave a beautiful eulogy o,
the Pope.
At st. Xavier's Church, on Sycamore
street, five masses were celebrated II
The morning. During the early masser
over fifteen hundred people took com
mupion ior the Pope. The High Mass
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04
Tried tn SulcldR.

1t is stated that Miss Marie Sherman,
an actress playing at Heucks Over-the.
Rhine Theater, made desperate at.
tempt at suicide, but failed. Miss sher.
man deserves general sympathy. She
lives and weeuppose continues to play
at Heuck's. Manager Douglass, OF this
theater, is reported by cotemporary as
treating the matter very lightly, and
considering it trifing, especially in the
life Of the class Of people around him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04

The Cincinnati Turner Circuit yester
day adopted resolutions to the effec
that they still considered themselve.
members of the national body, and tina
they would not retract their statements
regarding the z ZLkunft. Tue matter will
be lett for the next national cOnven
tion.
Resolutions were also adopted favor
ing non-sectarian schools, controlled
wholly by the state.
The Turner Society, of Dayton, KY,
was admitted into the Circuit.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04
THE TEMPERANCE WAR.
Local Murphy Movements Yestel
day.

day.
The Murphy Movement was alive yes
terday, the greatest interest being mani
tested at the several meetings.
AT THE woRK-HoUsE.
A Gospel Temperance Meeting was
held at the Work-louse under the aus
pices of the Reform Club. A number OF
converts were obtained from among the
inmates.
AT 200 VINE STREET.
At4P. M. the Hall OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, on Vine
street, was fl led with fine audience.
Mrs. Mackenzie conducted the services
and commented on the Scriptures as she
read. Rev. Mrs. Runyan, OF Christie
Chapel, led in prayer. The singing,
which was unusually excellent, was en-
hanced by Mr.. j. E. Evans, who accom-
panied the choir with a French horn.
Mrs. Walker, of PIttsburg; DR.. A. 5.
Rust, Secretary of the Freedmen's Aid
SDclety, made briet addresses, and Rev.
Mr.. KrIehbel offered the closing prayer
Forty signatures to the pledge were Oh
tanned.
AT THE JAIL.
McMasters went to the County Jail
at 9 O'Clock in the morning, and aftel
speaking awhile offered the pledge to
his auditors, and twenty.one responded
with their names.
AT THE NATIONAL THEATER.
In the evening an immense crowd gath
cred in Old Drury, where Mr.. McMas.
ters conducted the exercises. Rev. b.
E. Taylor, of Wesley Chapel, delivered
very impressive sermon which was
listened to with marked attention. He
was followed by Mr. McMasters, who
said that 1T was eminently appropriate
that he should urge upon those who had
signed the pledge, but VINO had not yet
given their hearts to Christ, that they
should do so now, and so be Strengthened
in their purposes to lead new and be t.
ter life. Whether men were prepared In
their minds to go this far or not, be
urged all to go so lar i'll the work oil rel
ormation as to pledge themselves to d
life OF temperance. He said, you have
a glorious city, but how much more glo
rious would IL be if this curse OF Intem.
perance was baniehed from it.
Dr, Robert Bocock, OF Pittsburg, spoke
next. after winch Miss Cora Price, ageC
eleven years, and her nine-year-oll
brother Walter, oil Columbus, sang yer,
sweetly the new temperance song
"Brightly Spreads This Glorious Cause
Their efforts were greeted with trench
dous cheering. After short speeche
from MIR. Charles Wei III and MIR. Oak
lev. and The announcement that Genera
Joe Ge ger, Of Columbus, would address
the meeting at the same place Tonight
the audience dispersed.
About three hundred signed the pledg
ldurlng The meeting.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04

formed at Paris In April. Similar com-
mittees, the result Of the Brussels Con-
terence, have now been established In
Belgium, Germany, Austria, Holland,
Spain, Italy and France. The Belgian
committee has an annual income OF La, :
900 francs. 1t proposes to organize two
simultan eous expeditions, each to COM
prise one thousand five hundred men,
including native porters, one to staT'
from Loan da and the other from ZaDEi-
bar, and, proceeding inland, meet some
where In the center Of the continent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04

The sanitary policy which suggested the es.
tablishment Of public baths for the poor should
dictate an appropriation for supplying Glenn's
Sulphur Soap for the use Of those bathers who
are filcted with those cutaneous eruptions
and skin diseases. sold everywhere. Depot,
CRITTENTON'S, No. Z Sixth avenue, New
York.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
SOC, M,W&F
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-04
THE TURF.

First Days Races of the Spring
Meeting.
The attendance at Chester Park Sat
urday was frst-olass, and everything
passed of in good style. Following Is
the summary:
Trial purse $50, $50 to second horse,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23

| Mr.. Garland offered the following amendment
| TO section so and moved its adoption:
| After the word interested In line insert
| he words personally as heir, legatee, creditor
or otherwise
Adopted.
On melton of Mr. steven section Ga as
amended was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Steven section co was
adopted.
Mr.. Garland offered the following amendment
to section Ga and moved its adoption;
After word taxes" in line insert the words
ON the same day the payment is made"
Adopted.
Also, in line IA erase the words 80 made .
and insert "one to be made daily and"
Which was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Steven section GA as amend
cd was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Steven section e5 was ADOPT.
cd.
Mr.. Boatner offered the following as q substi-
| tute for section sc. and moved its adoptiop.
That when the property has been adiudieated
to the State in default of bidders the same shall
| continue to be assssss In the name of the per-
| son to whom 1t belonged at the date OF sale I'M
| til the delay for reducing the same shall have
| expired. II the right OF redemption OF said
| bonds, authorized by section Ga of this act, be
| not exercised, the title to said land shall vest
| absolutely In the State OF Louisiana, and shall
| be disposed Of as other public lands; pr divided
that when lands forfeited by the State are finally
disposed OF the proceeds thereof shall be ap.
piled to the payment pro rata Of all State parish
| and municipal taxes due thereon at the time Of
| forfeiture.
| On rising vote OF the Senate on the adop.
ton of the substitute, the Chair declared nc
quorum voting.
| On motion Of Mr.. Steven the Senate went into
| executive session.
| Executive session being raised on call OF the
roll the following Senators answered to their
| names
| Messrs.. Boatner. Ducros, Eustis, Garland
| George, Goode Kelly, Ogden, Perkins, Richard
son, Robertson. Sandifort. steven Stubbs, Tex
| ada, Wheeler, White and Zaeharie-1s.
Absent-Messrs. Allan, Breaux, Bryant
| Burch Gage, Demas, Dumont Ellis, Ola, Gro
| yer, Harper. Landry. Mitchell, Stamps, sutton,
TWitehelL Wakefield and Young-1S
On motion Of Mr.. Texada the Senate adjourned
until Thursday. March ~ 1877. at IA o'clock m.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary OF the Senate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
-oF The
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE OF LOUISE ANA.
SENATE.

EXTRA SESSION or 1917.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23

Gon sssaarsa va s1yeaIh Pass.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
The Gospel OF Merit

Where there il So much rivalry as in the
manufacture Of family medicines, ne who
would succeed must give positive ana con :
sincins proof Of merit This Is an age CT
,nonlry. People take nothing Tor granted
Thay must knew The ''iDags" and "'rherc-
forcso before Acknowledging the SUPERIORITY
of one article over another Among the IL"
fr- paraiions that nave stood the test, fhoso
manufactured by 4. V. Pierce, M a., OF ihe
World 5 DispsnsarY, Buffalo, n. y. have for
many wears ileen foremost. The truth OF any
,tsten4nt made concerning them can be easliy
ascertained, for DR.. Saga's Catarrh kennedy
and DR.. plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
a,s now prescribed by many physioians "
curing obstinate cases OF Catarrh ana lnc'pien'
Cousnm pticn. The Discovery has no equal II
curing Coughs, Gods, Bronchial and Nervous
Affections. Ii allays all ration o. lns ma
cus membrane, aids digestion. ana when uses
nith Or. pierce's prasant Pnrgauye feliei
readily o7eroomes torpid lirer and Consupa
lion. While The favolits Prescription mas ID
riyal in tile field OF prepared medlelne IN cur
inr diseases ,-ecaiar to females Ii y3n VI: WIS
to @kno.r tfvselfH procure copy OF . III
PEOPLES Common Sense Medioai ADVISER, =
illustrated book OF n-arly 1000 pages. adap'e
to the wants Of ever, body. prizes Si.oo, pos
nre prefaid. Address the author, K,
plerce, Ruhalo, n, I
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
.. w. lngersoll & CO.

This ola and reliable house, il, despite "the
hard tn Is" doing splendid business. me
raason is 50 f-evidcnt; they sell the oes1 eooas
i tha lowest prizes BY doing an 'mtnen
business thy are able TO do II at 4 lower mar
sin Sl,s Of protit, than the "ons-horse CONCERNS
y ho are compelled to make living oil e"
customers.
Mr. Field. one OF The partners Of ingers0ll & (
70, is now in New York, hpYl.S ..s,,';o, ~,
-, 20 do1m1stic = and other goods suitable Tor The
fa.mers. q buys for cash and sells fof cash
we wonld advise our readers 10 send 1. Z
''lnrersoA 4 10. 81 and Walasha streets. :,
nj > fnr saYnnlps Of goods with pric-s annex
ID. they will be sent free Of charge Havin'
received such a sample they vii ses that u }
greatly for theif INTEREST," 70 send mo1ey order .
or certified check, or package 81 money py eA
nr,.ss and uder bill OF goods ! any mis-
! los are made they wll le promptly correcte
Satisfaction is guaranteed ia every particular
G.ys them trial
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08

Every agent who has been steadl'y Y seilnS
tn. Improved $50 Homestead Sewing Machine
for tbree wears. owns his own dwelling house
has good account in hank, Is clear OF debt,
and mas u,oney a. interest, the na ufa conse-
onencs Of securing good agency Tor superior
Goods at th- lowest prices A good iirst-cia>S
Sewinc Machine, most usefai-retisbe ~ ali
ZINES. .asv 10 understand and control. the same
s,gs ana does the same work aS any Machine
inst sails for FouR TINES the price. There i
m machine Of any price better, ur thai Will 90
s,,ar or more work, and certainly none 50 low
i, ,r;ce by many dollars. The HOMESTEAD i
widely known and used III thousands OF lam
ilies in lie Eastern and Middle States, an.l
aailx becoming popular III the West. II Vii
sav. the G ST several times over IN the season,
ao;ng the work of the ,Inily, or will earn tour
~ fvs dollars day for any man or woman
Who sews for a living. Il is the strongss
Maehine made, is ready Ct all times TO 90 II.
work makes the strongest and finest sntcn "
inyented .sni is acknowledged as the SsanasF'
Family Sew inS Machine. Price, complete 10
dorestic use. $40 delivered AT your GooT, u
rnstser how remote you may reside bes1nes
r,srnansnt and honorable, with moIe CERTAIN
And rapid sales, and larger profits iiah an
other. Extraordinary offers riane 70 iaea1
travelling agents where we have none estaohssl
ed: or. If there is no agent near you. SEND so9 ..
order direct 10 the factory. Address sohh
Kendall 4 Co., al Broadway. New loFk.
l37-ly
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
rnara.rnnrs, lnaurancs COMPANY,

Although the Minnesota Farmers Mutual
Ip~nrance Company las been IN exiasen' y al
ruos1 sineetdo state ws.s orgAn1zsa ID We nave
never vet heard OF single instance "he1e -
III failrd to promptly meet every loss s9stain-
= bv mo- gho liis REQ in il TO the extent OF
thri{ .4s oss or policv Nor have We ever heard
word Of complaint that il adjusting IT'S % losses |
il has dealt unfairly ~ithitF patrons i mas
naid Il debts and given satlsiactoney every tune
What more could be SAID III favor OF any COM
pany2 - u,.o,.,a y
II ~ Minnesota institution aud should pt
encouraged by Minnesoliana II u F" farmers
iusnroncs company and should be patron'zec
bv fowners I, has proved itseifhohorahie ano
raliabe ami It's rates are much less than eau o'
obtained in any general insurance company
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
rll cilkcCRIRhRS.

Remember that It is IA invariable
cule Is discontinue send ms the ANTI
soxopoLrsr at the end Of the period palo
for We have no right to pres ume that
g subscriber desires his paper continued
Il he does not renew and remit and we
are no. willing to force it on him
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
WA1ch IS Best z

Tho cumbersome. noisy intricate and easily
deranes3 shuttle sewing machines. wiioh y
awa making foubs, unirss ia,ia8ea a g., y ;ns,' a.
rae,.triD.| great rarf; or the NEW M
pF0V sj'y II D" Wheeler & WILSo4 WI : D.
sT84Nnr NEEDLE which is he SIN PIES
ot'ai 1n conjunction. thu easiest o all 70 man
me-. il never oot OF order, and Goes perfectly
ali kiuds Of work. - ,.;,as =,
Literal terms of exchange 'or al A4AoS VI
raachiups. Office e, West 81 St
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
.lo'loyav's pills snd Ointment,

ccrof,,la was considered uncurabse until
ne great -, tn discovery of "Honoways Pills and
5ntnent' 5a5 men flashed upon The word, Disease
= hich oafr the skill Of tha medical schools
re@5;iy Weld "a these peerless remedies, =,
ssurvy, Erys pelas, Saltrheun, I'm, ana al ~
e0tanvous gfuptions are ouralle by them. q
-ants oar hnx OF rot.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
MaRKrT REPORTS
St. Pau! Markets
sr PAIL. March Z, 1877
pRopu5g AND PROVISIONS.

pRopuc AND PRcYIst0SS'
NJ ,raa,ar activity in business can oe re-
norted jhis week than iast. IL lS, py c"'l ulo l
tpnnsent the usual dull period 'DetTerA u nay
aud grass although the oui1 sea'n nas of
rorncpd EARLIER than usual, IN consFq'lepe' "
.I. n-culiar winter which mas Deei eApo
;anc.d Mild weather set IN aud the s!io"
,re,,t off about tho first OF February. oinec
then there has been but little AMIN aion III 4lle
produce market, for the reason Ihat ~ '"oei
men are large purchasers OF ntasoi'"oia -
Ynnd;t:es auring the winter, and their ofslh -
has been suspended by the warm wra6her
Nearly All the lumber camps OF whicA we nave
nv kuovledqe have broken up ana tue iAei
,scharged. r..tnra
ElrT7R-Tbere is bs,ut@ly no new fsatnre
to be noted in regard to Eouf- ~ W. 1ssss
| sour is Quoted duh and almost unsAiF"o'e.
| aayert.1ess. orders for through shpmsnts
tn mauy Of the priDcii al MAJ liactuirng potuss
cont;r,,a ahont as usual. We quote straSak
hranas of XXXX as steady as s6 Goa . .5o Tor
large lots and $6. 76a7 .0i for small A isw lo's
OF XXX lave sold at So 2oao. oos oas .iiiea,o, a
nnslitirs are not now IN much demand, anu
q's.'.;a,,s .rs mostly nominal 'patent Pro-
G.ssn fiour. which il in great demand tbfoueh-
o,1t the country as the equal II not tbs sup~fiof
| 10 the very best winter wheat brands a. !"
dealers and consumers III % o"s ~ 20. ~
l,arrs. Rye -four is III moderate ueNhand a.
J ss 5,,af O., nsr Dbl: buckwheat 10 nor tnucu III
r1,;r.d ior and with very small stocks Oh name
Gnotations 8. @ mostly il not entirely noihinas.
Bolt.d corn neal sells at 81 b0Ai.oo per Nv
lbs. .ho,s
WHEAT-Ths principal speculative markets.
-CbicaQo. Milwaukee and New York nav
continued com parativelv steady at the is'e a.
cline. tue fluctuations during tue week haVihs
rot exceeded not more than &c Pr bushei
Snet ulatois who ten days or two wees a8'
lost lots Il money on high heat that y % say
het No. 2 VIII, at would be'hi CHR than y 20 III
B Chicago have recently been sone"haI non
plnss,d and do not know what to do Sous
Y oftne owners OF burnt fingers, having CIR SCI
T out lll.ir high priced deals, have gone 10 agar
: on a low priced deal, and are no" peais
Y where they were before "bulls." But the ma
jority are keeping out Of the speculative areil' M
f altogether. lis posed TO wait 3 more auspi lou
time in which to a.temut to recover losses
Local buyrrs havs maintained firm aud stsad
market sin, Thursday last, when qaoo'ioh
i at the upper elevator we're reducsi 10 20 p
buslel ivr No /; 81 20 70 No 9, and u
. for No. ). These prices are the current quota
Il tions of to-day.
!. The following are the quotations OF no.
# wheat in tie great markets yesterday week HI
a yesterday. r,;a ,.l
"a Las. week his week:
= r;ver,oa, O. lud aios9d 81 7dai0- ID
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08

77gn1rTIrts illustrated with rngrav'ngs o1 sne
several sly les of Machines, references, variety
Of sewing &c, mailed free. Coniarn.a.
/. rms with Liberal Inducements to rnrrpfis,i''@ ~,
ci.rgymr,,. T4a.l,ers. Business Men, Traveiins
~ Zeal A.rnss. e., who desire exclusive
Agencies, furnished "n application Addsets r
Tim II. Kendall X Co. All Broadwa9, Ne"
York. 'of-!
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
FLUCTUATIONS OF TIE We
Following are the closing prices
WHEAT.
Chicago Produce Market.
p~r~1 Nav

LAlCAbO, MATUu q
FLOUR--Dull.
GRAM heat, active, weak and lower, ce-
clined 2Ac,c No. Chcagospr.ng. st.@i ca ,;
8 2ox SELLER March;si IN seller a pFl'' I.@l s
seller Nav: No. 3Chicago Sl.lial.l6; ri ctod
9la94o +, oo,
RECEIPTS Flour s,5ooo bb.s. wheat, 3. .o0
u>heis. -,
SHIPMENTS Flour, 5000 bbls; whea
Z 500 bus.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
Milwaukee Produce Market

FLOUR-DuN and nouinally easier.
GpATN-Wbeat openpd unsettled and axe
lower: closed weak. No. /, sl,4o; No; ?, flerh
3, %, srler April 81 asx; seller March si2os
No 3 8! !9. en-,
RECkIpTs-F Flour, l,74s bbls, wheat l6, 6oi
bushels. -. r
SHIPMENTS Flour, Q, 700 Dbs; wheat y
663 bushels.
FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08

New goods are coming Oh every tram lof !lie
rrs,9n Inc Price Clo,hirg store, Mnneapols;;
Tbs.iyl ois spring ar,Tery handsoms' IS and sd
prices ar loao enough there must De an aa.
-. -. hi re- any dtoine. Those who cannon
vjsis Minneapolis shonld send tner ofoer.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08

Tbs people vino are unable to visit Mime e., ,
soalis Ian get their ders filled oaEef - ~ ano
promptly .. The Boston one rf!cF u,o.n,ns on y
slors. Minneapolis. hseTy 1hlas "a'ial''e' -
g,ji.. cf ls0 faie.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
Clicagoo 4 N0rthVGSt6plR. R

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Clevel md, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Louis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sac, annpnto, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Esornaba, Menasha, Madison, ,Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwan-
kee and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CnlCAGO and the
Chicago ard Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line al
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East and
SOUTHEAST, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South.
| Close connections are also made with The
| Union Pacific X. K. at Omaha for all far Wes
1 points.
Close connections arc made atjunction point
| with trains OF all cross roads.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
FOR Domestic ! use,

With Table and Fixtures compiete,only SZo'
A perfect and unequaled, lsrge, strong and
durable Machine. constructed elegant aud
solid from the best material with mathematical
nrpcis1on. fer Constant Family use or nanuiae-
rnrinr purnoses Always ready AZ moments
notice to 90 its DAYS work, never out oi order,
and will sass 4 generation with moderate care.
rasy 70 understand and manage.aghi. SMOOTH
and swift running, like the wels-rpsuiated
movement of fine watch: Simple, Compact.
Efficient. snd Reliable. with ali the valuable
materials to be found II the highest pleed
machines. warranted IN do the saIn- work, Inc
same wav. and as rapid aud smooth rs $40
machine. An acknowledged triumph cf ~
r4nious ,ne elanical skill, essentially ihe WORK
| inc woman's friend. and far in ady@uc OF ail
| ordinary Machines, for absolute strength,
/ Reliability and general usefulness; Will lem,
| Frll. Tuck. Seam, Qnilt, Bind, Brad, CaFd
| Gather. RQffie, Shirt, piait Fold oeaiop,a Roll,
Enbroider, Run up Breadihs. Sc., with won
derful rap;dity, nsasness aid ease, se"s lhe
strongest lasting stitch equally fine and s1saootA
| through all kinds OF goods, from camoilc ts
several ,hieknesses ct Droadcloth or lr-atnsr
with hns or coarse cotton. linen, silk or Irvine
Gives perfec. satisfaction. Will earn iis cns
several times over in ssason Tor wilaS "oFr
it docs, or make goo5 living for any man
woman who desires to use 1t Ter tnaS psif poe
and works SO faithful and easy the sersai'ss
children can use il without damage. rrlce Q
machine with light table, fully equipped 10
family work, So. Hair CASE, IovES, So
DRAWERS All CABINET SrYLss each al cor
| respondinxiy !ow rates safr delivery guar
antsed free from damage. kxptsn.aos
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08

Genuine Wheeler and Wilson ,1a MseoieS - a. <,
Attachments, at Cos Office = "e2' - ''@'
- paul.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
)yer5,OO0> >0OOAcreS

Of land. consisting of every odd section IN
each township, for distance OF twenty 1ll,es s
an both sides Of .1s road, or one halt the lana
l., a holt forty miles widr, extending t" Denver
Civ, in Colorado, thus forming c ,ntnuation
of he belt of country which from the Atlantic
coast ". stward, is found to be, in climate sols'
and every production OF nature the inoss "a
vored A.
To aid in the settlement of this supnro DO
main with All intelligent aud industrious pee-
pie, il the object OF the Homestead; = IN
| tended 10 contain 81 fair and candid represent
I, tion OF fac =; nor will it ever give, Intention
ally, any statemsu, that will not, upon inves'
| ,igation, be fully sustained.
| The Company obtains its t,tie 10 these iahos
| f,om the Government Of the United States
They are being Offer d at prices lower tnaI
any other lands in the west, that will con- psr'
with ti.em III soil, ciilna.e and general advah.
tags The terms Of payment, ss VIII Or lohH. ~
| IN a careful examination. are more iloefai u
ali essential features tnan have heretofore oeei
offered bY any railway com npany.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
The Kansas Pacific
HOMESTEAD,

Il rublished ny the Land Department OF the
Kansas Pa III Railway Company, TO supply
the large and increasing d.man4 fur Informa
ton respecting Kansas, and -sl@ @cially the mag
,';fc.nt body Of lands granted by Congr 50 IN
a;d Al tbs construction of its road. This grant
eonprises
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
New York Produce AarNet.
Nxv YoRx, March 7

FLOUR Receipts 5000 barrels; dull and IT
hnyers' favor: No. ga 25a4 90, superfine state
and western s5. .6oa6. go; common to good extra
westsrn S. eoaS 00 good to choica western
ST. .05a6l0. white wheat extra western so.lo
T.50: fancy dc; 762aS so: extra Quo 500
7 rs: st. Louis 50 00a6.5o; Minnesota pat-p
process ST 30a9 so.
GPAIN-Wheat. dull. lower and hesvv,win
tsr entirely nominal: No. Chicago Z .3sx ii
store.