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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
DUST TO DUsr.
The Remains of the Late General
N. b. forrest Conveyed 10 Elm
wood Cemetery.

The Remains of the Late GENERAL
n. b. Forrest Conveyed 10 Elm
God Cemetery.
At IL o'clock this forenoon the re-
mains of General N. B. Forrest we're
escorted from the residence of Colonel
Jesse Forrest, on Union street, to the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on
Court street. The funeral cOrtege was
large and imposing. The order of pro-
cession, was as follows;
Chief Marshal-Butler P. Anderson.
Assistants Chris Steinkuhl, n. A. Spots
wood, Jas. g. Barbour. Cotton Greene.
W. Y. Q Humss, j. II. Ed
mondson, A. ]. Vaughn,
W. L. Duf, g. A.
Cochran.
Mounted ex-Coufederates.
Arnold's Band.
Hearse.
Pall.Bearers on either. side. consisting Of
Jefferson Davis, Jacob Thompson, N. q.
Galloway. e., v. Rambaut. Charles NJ.
Carroll, r. A. Berton, +. W. Smith,
r. j. Black, Thomas Bacon. s..
j. Donelson. r j.. Morgan
and Gov. j.. ID. Porter.
Family in Carriages.
4OIlNEN -
Independent order Of Odd Fellows.
Chickasaw Guards.
Bluff City Grays.
Memphis Light Guards.
Police Department Force.
Fire Department Force.
Mayor and General Council in Carriages.
Citizsns in Carriages and on Foot.
The hearse was drapedin mourning and
the marshal, his aids aud the pal-hear.
ers wore badges of black Grape, The
flags Of the Chickasaw Guards and the
Bluff City Grays were Wrapped in black
Grape, as was also the Fireman's horn,
carried by Fire Chief McFadden at the
head Of bis men At Court Square and
at the junction of Second and Court
streets an immense eoneourse Of people
assembled to witness the imposing pro-
c%ession.
At a quarter to twelve o'clock the p 2
cession arrived at the Cumberland Pr !
byterian church on Court street, and
the coain containing the remains o.
the dead soldier was carried Into tht
church by the distinguished psll-bearers
The religious ceremonies were imposing
and affecting. The funeral discourse
an eloquent effort, was delivered by Rev
George I. Stainback, pastor ofthe church
of which church General Forrest was
member.
When the funeral services closed thu
large procession reformed and passed VI
Second street to Poplar, out to Main ant
down Main to Vance, and thence out t.
Elmwood, the beautiful city Of the dead
where the ceremonies we're conducted b,
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
and the dust Of the great cavalry captail
was placed in the grave with BETTING re
ligious, civic and military houors. Dur
ing the progress Of the procession tn
band played the Dead March, AMI tn
light artillery, under command of Msjc
j. C. Thrall, fred minute guns on th
bluff at the foot of Court street.
During the advance Of The funeral col
tege along Main and other streets crowd
of people blocked the sidewalks, and vii
dows and awnings were filled with ladie
all eager TO pay a tribute to the dea
p. hero, whose name will be kept green i
J the hearts of the people of the South fc
Z years to come.
! His life was gentle: and the elements
a So mixed in him, that N ature might stand u
And say to all the world, This was a man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
wedding Bsiis.

The Chicago Times Of the 18th inst.
contains a notice Of the marriage in that
city of Mr.. George A. Anthony, . we'll
known druggist of this city, with Miss
Anna L. Baraey, daughter Of DR.. Charles
E. Barney, Of Chicago. The Times gives
the following account of the affair:
The marriage Of Mr.. George A. An.
thony, of Memphis, Teun.. to Miss Anna
L. Barney, daughter of DR.. Charles L.
Barney, was quite a notable as we'll as a
pleasant affair. 1t occurred on last
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
DR.. Barney, on the corner of Michigan
avenue and Thirty.eighth street. The
house was brilliantly illuminated and
very tastefully decorated with floral EN-.
blems and bouquets; the company was
large and generally grati6ed, and every.
thing denoted that the occasion a an
unusually happy n
The ceremony was performed at $50
o'clock according to the beautiful ritual
OF the Episcopal church, the Rev. Geo.
b. CushmaD, D. D., rector OF St. Ste.
phens officiating in bis usually happy
manner
The wedding banquet was ample and
elegantly served, aud at 10 o'clock the
the newly married pair lett for a short
visit to relatives in Bureau county.
Upon their return, about the first oil
next month, they will hold a reception al
DR.. B.rney's residence before taking M
their permanent abode in Memphis, their
future home.
The presents made were very numer.
Gus, and many Of them particularly rich
and elegant.
Among those present we're Dr.. aud
Mrs. Charles E. Barney, Hoo. aud Mrs.
Alfred Anthony, Mrs. Julia Barney, Mrs.
Fl. Terrell, Rev. DR.. Cushman, Mrs. T
Kiuuy, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Kirke, Mr.. anC
Mrs. E. Anthony, Mrs. T. Dexter, Cap
tain and Mrs. Clark Gray, of the Clifton
House, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Church
Misses Ada and Grace Matthews, Mis-
NJ. +. Kinney, Mr.. aud Mrs. Arnold, Mr.
aud Mrs. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Folsom
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. H. Ferrill, Mrs. G
Whihle, Mrs Stahl, Miss Fanny Soule
Miss Celia Weston, Miss Laura Lindley
Of Ottawa, Mrs. William Evans, of Coun
Gil Bluffs, Mrs. Harry Powers, Mr.. an,
Mrs Putnam, Mrs. Frisbie, Miss F. Bar
ney, Miss F. Powers, Messrs. Ed Powers
Stahl, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
Fall sowing and Planting.

Messrs. R. G, Craig & Co., Memphis,
Tenn. are having g large sale OF Or
cbard, Herds and Blue Grass seeds fo'
permanent meadows and pastures.
We can do much in the way OIL
r; c'aiming our WORKOUT lands by
changing the crop. Sow Red Clover
and Orchard Grass in sufficient guam
tity to get a stand, and in a very
few years the land will give back large
yields. Deep tillsce and thorough Guilt
walton has much 10 do in making good
crops. By tbs way, send to Craig, al
Memphis, and gei Fruit Trees, Ever
greens, Flowers, Seeds, Implements, etc
dkW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

Casey Young and appointed a committee
to draft suitable resolutions with refer
ence to the death Of the great cavalry
leader. Among those present at the
meeting we're Colonel Il. Casey Young
Of Memphis General Chalmers and
Colonel Money, Of Mississippi; General
FOrney, Of Alabama; General Cook, Of
Georgia; General Dibbrell, Of Tennes'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
FIRST.CLAss GROCERY STORE.
Motto; {" count, 0euse. weigh and

Motto; count, 0auge, weigh and
Aeasure all YOu buy"
Messrs. Rsdford, Stratton & Co, at
No. 2sl Main street, between Madison
and Court, have q choice stock Of groce.
ry goods opened aud for sale. Jobbers,
house-keepers and hotel-keepers VII
fad at this establishment the finest gol-
den, maple and rock candy syrups,
canned goods Of every description, frui J
Of all kinds, and nuts Of every variety.
The tea department has been made a
specially. and is under the charge OF
Mr.. Charley h. PomerOy, a wellkuown
and experienced gentleman, who thor
oughly understands all about teas, cof-
fees, etc. The purest brands of -four
can be found at this establishment, as
can also other articles known to the
grocery line Of business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
For fresh home made and
fine French candies, go 10
Bartee's, 32S Main. 33t
Amussments

MEMPHIS THEArER Miss Genevieve
Rogers, supported by the Aiken dramatic
company. appeared for the second time
this week in Bona at the theater last
night, The play was much better pre-
scented than on the previous or opening
night Of the engagement. Mis-; Rogers
was greeted with hearty applause as the
piece progress ,ed, a deserved compliment
to a talented young actress. The sup.
port rendered B., Frank L Aiken's dra
matte company was very good. Mr.
Aiken is himself an actor of merit, a
polished gentleman, aud as a manager OF
theatrical companies stands high both
With the profession and the public.
Tonight Maud Muller will be the dra'
matte attraction, with Genevieve Rogers
in the title role. The drama of Maud
Muller differs in every respect from
Whittier's beautiful poem. 1t was il
this conception that the words IL nigh
have beer" found lie and home, ant
scarcely a reader or writer has don,
much in the way of notoriety withou
using those words in expressing som,
sorrow or misfortune. Whittier make:
the Judge" and Maud " unhappy b,
marrying the former to a heightened lady
while he really loved Maud" but tn,
author of the drama approaching human
nature exactly as it is, makes the
Judge" and Maud very happy b,
marrying each other, despite the high
toned lady who aspires to become MIRA
Judge Wayne" The following is the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
To the Public.

Having been in the hotel business for
t%wehty-eight years, and having used
various cook stoves and ranges, l take
pleasure 10 recommending the Hotel
Alligator cook stove purchased of ]. B.
Ford, as being superior in every particu-
lar to any ever used.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
A. You've, Sup't,
Franklin House, 81 Adams st., Memphis

a full line of the great Alligator, DC.
cidental, Saratoga, Advocate, Excelsior,
Gosamer and Royal Oak cook stoves,
with a complete assortment Of heating
and parlor cook stoves, and all articles
belonging to the business constantly on
hand and for sale by J. B. FoRD,
IA Main and 1913 Poplar sts.,
32.t Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
Latest from the sent of war

Leidy & Co., the great hattcrs on Main
street, opposite Court Square, are selling
large numbers of their uewest style Of
hats for fall and winter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

The most complete stock of furniture,
carpets, oil cloths, shades and lace cur,
tains at Bryson & Camps ever shown il
the city. Prices as low as the lowest.
1871
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Bottled cream ale and lager
beer for family use. a special.
~ at 2 Lords IL DiehI's,
33t zoe Front street.

THE type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, aud hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
l28t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

Wiggin, 3IS Main street, has
just returned from the East,
and is receiving daily by ex-
press the finest stock of Hats,
Caps, etc, ever brought 10
this city. Don't fail 10 call
and sec the low prices. BIS
Main street. 35t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

Go TO the Memphis Iron Works, L. 7.
Risk q Co., 299 Court street, for all kinds
of castings, machinery, repairing and
reat,ing, Orders may be left at 800
Main street. 4s.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

FINE candies put up in all size boxes
for presents, at Floyd's, opposite Cour.
Square. 49t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

w. TX, Lewis a. Bros stuffed
mangOes, stuffed peppers and
choice mixed pickles by the
gallon az @. IL. Ryan a. Co.'s,
AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

In the LEDGER job office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1881
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Read.

We invite special attention to the
large and assorted stock which we are
now receiving Of buggy, rOckawsy,
Stage and dray harneEs, Eng.
lish, Morgan and Nasty sad.
dies. The above goods we hava had
manufactured especially to meet the
wants Of our Memphis trade. In quality
and finish they are superior to anything
in our market. Dor superior advant,
ages for manufacturing cheaply enables
US to sell the above goods at prices which
VII defy competition in our market
We invite all parties wishing anything
in our line to call and examine our stock
prices, etc before purchasing.
GATHRIGHT, HARRISON & RAYYER,
299 Main Street,
One door North OF Peabody Hotel.
wtkf Wv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

THE BOHEMIAN GIRL Monday aud
Tuesday nights next, at the thaater, that
delightful opera, Balfe's Bohemian Girl,
will be the musical attraction. 1t will
be sung By the members Of Calvary
church choir, assisted by their musical
friends. Extensive preparations have
been made to present the opera in an
attractive manner A fine orchestra
will render the charming music, and a
strong chorus Of singers will be an add.
tionsl attraction The ballet will be
rendered by twelve little girls with true
terpsichorean grace and brilliant effect.
The cast, as will be seer elsewhere, is
excellent. On Monday night Miss Jen-
ME Magevney will appear as " Airline"
aud on Tuesday night Miss Hattie Col
Inns will essay the same role. Librettos
for the Bohemian Girl can be obtained
at Peters, and at the theater on the
nights Of the performance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

A. Faller a. Co. have just re.
ceived the entire stock of a
fashionable hat store, and are
selling finest hats at SO each.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

Fresh BeeiI Tender lOins
just received from the st.
Louis Beef Preserving Go.
49t III. SeesseI, sr., q Son.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

The best Of Norfolk oysters
received daily by @. QuenteI
g. Son, 300 Main at. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

FELIX, 292 Front street, receives dali,
by express choice Norfolk shell oysters
l0.t
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Sweet apple cider just rei
ceiVed by
2 Lords a. DiebI,
33t zoe Front street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS D. CHARLESTON R.R.

OFFICE GEY'L FREIGHT AND PAss'R Act
MEMPHIS, TEEN., October IS, 1877.
Tor the accommodation of the travelling
sippi Central railroad, a passenger coach be-
tween Memphis and Grand Junction is now
being run on freight iroin as follows;
EASTWARD
Leave Memphis. .....,. .Y.",...."""..., I'9l pm
Arrive at Grand Junction. .,..,.. ........l2:l Am
WESTWARD.
Leave Grand Junction ..."..~......... 1920 a N
Arrive at Mempbis....m..-..."......... 800 a N
Trains on the Mississippi Central railroad
as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Arrive at Grand junction ..........,....l2;l am
Leave Grand Junction ....l2:O an
GOING NORTH.
ArrtJe at Grand Junotion................ 200 an
Leave Grand Junction 2:05 a m
Freight train does not leave Memphis Sat
ntday nights, and does not arrive Sunday
mornings. r; .
47.S2 Asst Genl Passeng, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

Fancy cakes and a large va
riety of pastry, fresh daily, nj
Bartee's, 32S Main. 33t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
GROGERI ES
egg Main Street. So
Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced lrsG
class by all visitors. 33-t
Tha Lnnt Case

AAeoN C0aCs
The following lines were composed b,
the CritteRden county Arkansas Circui
Court Judge while sitting on the bench
They we're suggested to his mind By
reading a parody on the The Last Rose
Of Summer" entitled The Last Tooth"
IT'S tae last case remaining,
On my docket alone;
All its " knotty" companions
Are argued and gone.
No case" of its kindred,
No Issue" is nigh.
Still waiting to be heard,
Or ready to try.
I'll not leave thee, thou lone one,
To stand in the way;
Since the others have been tried,
I'll try gou to-day.
Then kindly I'll order
The papers on file.
Where thy mates of the docket.
Lie sunk in a rile.
And soon will l follow,
Nor lsnger delay;
From the courts petty w~ranele.
I'll gladly away
When all laws are buried,
And law fees are down,
What man would inherit
A lawyers dull frown?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

PURE Java coffee lOc per cup, elegant
pastries for lunch at Floyd's, opposite
Court Square. 49t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

Long range Ballard rifle ca
exhibition at No. Ill BeaI IT.
IL speaks for itself. Call and
examine il, 5Ot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

Ladies', have your stamping
done and buy your zephyr at
Mrs. l.. Herr, I45 Poplar. "a
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EoR aALR.


CHOICE stock Of an old established retail
" grocery, with fixtures. for cash. Address
e0-5S RALPH tbs office.
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AUTUMN 1877
FOR RENT.

A BRICK HOUSE and a Frame House.
IA with large yard. stable, ETC., on Washing
ton street, near corner Of Orleans. Inquire
for terms at S56 Washington street. corner, OF
Orleans street. al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
HAVE YOU SEEN

:32.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

1.-TWO splendid billiard tables. Covers new;
i every thing in thorough order; for sale by
1884 MADDEN a AVERY.
, 1877-12-28
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES

FOREIGN CITIES. .
The following wera rtceired BY the Chicago hoard Of
Trade:
l.t,EHroot. Dec. 77-rrfue me.s port-Eauesn. e7s4
3sa H long clear, Has Bds ALERT clear 1sa sholldtFs
ala! has 40s. latl. +2t Primo mess beef. R1s1 lnlh
nic.s beef G3It s1trA fnds mess, lt3s. Cheese. CA
Tallow, 40s.
LoNoox. Dec. 77-rivetnool- Wheat aud corn frm.
Mark Handicapped on coast-Nhcst a shan1 dc1Fcr}
fair average M, spring. a.s Eorn nrni. carrocs
on rnsaaRe-Whcat mud corn strong. Fair average
GunlstJ ut No. ChscsRo sprin1 wheat for pruinpt
lhipmcnt during lilo present aid following month. Sis
6s d. Fair average quality Of American mixed corn
f0r pfumpt shipment BY satt 19s Gd23M. Arrivals of
coaat far ordets-WhcAt moderate, iArEe. coun.
Try narkets for weat-En.t!sh stitf French Renorny
dearcs. tmp0rts iuto tho United Kingdom during tho
past woekFlour l&n. u1S&I45 nsltriai wheat. a5 co..
&a2yo. nU qrs4 corn. i15. Oo0s t3O. ou ass.
Spestdi j7tsDatca N 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. l'tc. 97-lt:Jo 4. m.-9HAiN--Hheat-
Wutss. Eo.l, HUI. No. p liz, spring. No. ilal No.
?. lus n; whltD. No. !. 1es It'd; No. .!2s 7d club,
M. l. i5a I'll. No. l. ia iod. Corn-No. l. KS ID.
! rRov1stDNs-Pork. 51s. Lard, "a. .. .....
l.,vRRro0L, usc. 27-LatesL esL-cor1ox-Qatett 6st3
90i6ll saies, hUU isalest speculation aud export,
1DQ0i American, 5000
= DRkApsIu1sa-CalbfornIA whitn wheat. l2s 7dat.s
lll do club, lis 1uli1 III. No. u No. rod WeaaGrn
spFinRs lus 4tils, du winter. traf 3D. flour-E1Ea
canal. 33s I'd. Corn-Wcttafn n4cd. 1o< ul3 Usf now
American. osDd. psaa-canadIan. sds 1d.
CLovxR skkp-AmcrIcan. 45a30s.
pRovlstoNs-steaa purk, bBa, Primo nlraa beof, Has
GI. Lard-Amcrican. tlk Cd Dacon-Luug cisat, s1s
Gdj short clear, 34A 8d.
EIxEsx-Fine American. GaA
TALtow-Amnricsn. +Us.
FkrRoLkuN-4ptrttst u Sdt ra0ned. Lis
Ltx4ExD UIL-70s Cd.
ltEs.a--Cpmmon. - 3dass 81, pale, lsa
6pt1tTs TusfExTtAK-2os.
, 1877-12-28

M kF+3t
Tho tugs Triad aud American Eagle havo been at
work some t!mo In vain anaeavor to plow out
CHANNEL by tho action Of tasts vhsels by which
the stranded schr Il. u. Qasdnus may bs gofiun IN
10 deup watot. Wind und sea havs been ssalnst
tae operation, which nttleEwiso might hayo been
successful. Navigation continues Euod. 20 far ~
shiek ouislds Several nsw steam eanaltoass win
tin, Illinois s tichxnu canal on sss opening at
Cspt. Muszy, ltd ap niaht DeforS !a.t, ste was
tho 1ast Ut lie unlnn Towing Aas0cluion boats TO
60 s,o ~, wnSs Ssns ssss sss As Il o. O. T. sat1 gom
laid. shnt was 20 sutceastu,r launched NJ nstroit
IT,; y Us. sa: ;'f Ssa 'sss
y, }eet III. w kos pa::ensef seeeu,moiats tson. tha
etss IT, ess hst ass o ilnap.e T.
1.-THE sln,r Menotnanea departcd ycstslday fos
ports on Inc we.t 4hule, and she .cttt. David 4.
.ess eS hs. s III .sf s %u 81 &c
i,or cargo Vt whsaf, tnksn tot cprtns tsanspotta
ioa.ilng... Capt. Alexander Mepougn!! hui. snne
Into ths fishing business at baydeld ;F;'s N4tit, H.
am Tsan.,t comlnn{s ateatne1. carried as.' eoo
week. LuhiMpton hathol and s9rtolndlnss ats
being sketchrd by m attal f1F puSacatton II Aaf.
@ = H. Gats sse. .se,
NaFt!ial 1t I}ctroit. -. Unitel B:Alss Marshal
Fink Las seized she acuw Hunting buy At hanato'
ncsiay witha cargo of wsoi ;. Po1t i!utun l1m*s .
deputy United. .siatea. Marshal PsuaS has srtusncd
frou. 1t. clair, wAerc hc soixtd tis GaEge Fnlson
In attaehnent ~ ~! BROUGHT BY Ttnnss rssu,p1 "
e.saet transport 900, oa1 tset q auees f.on ~
ciai!ae ilo nanager ot tAs pu!tun d.d not llvs ny
10. Capt. sf3Ga!d will conirst The elatln.
, 1877-12-28
BRITISH DEMAND FOR WHEAT.


Cu.cAuo. Dec. 27.--w!ll JON pleas tead ths FOL,
sources In UtcaE britain, tslst.ss 10 snrp1y snh
known wanls Q! wheat for the cou'lns s'kht
nloutlsf This will b my excuse for writing 5oH.
Tbs basis oG her want " the population. which "as
", S0u, OtU tn 1871: a..s.,.
hs Ths sPStts ss@5.t a is3s i s.to =:
tar ten atvnlhs la77
tasir erops IN lA77 were very m9eh inletsof ~
ellher Of lie pteesdiux Jaafs; Now take lhsat
consumption. which ss'!ss Nth uastsat .n.het'. ~
fUre lie Social sclsMca AssoctatIaa VI Aberdeen.
eIaira that the consumption ltrF captla hAs oern
sivstllly lucEcasipx sthcs lhtO from, Il ll-1O Ioh
r. cunsampi,on is0, 7ttD quarters, anI thes want.
ftotn jan. I. ls7a, to AaT, a. 1a7a. ~. :4s. !o0
quarters, Or you may laks more .nt'teGaso con-
will require II, i.u, 0a1 satte1s. rAelt lea.llax
agricultural wrlltrs cslim1le ttcil cfops at = 5N
O1u HuaEless. one full third VI which 1as E!teauJ
sbeys estimates deduction of ZOO, 9t0 quarters.
caisds e.na,rs Of wants Or Imports Ill 9tA 10
rhe quaullty IN store in tbs tMpdsttns poFta of
,s'' o., quai.st.. tsta ana .nsi t..saa @ ;sse,::a =
sae sass} n, x'fs 's .:. t:%s", oi:
fpsrixp whea. e4ulsalsns Y ". !4s, 00o hu for
ths ten munlas cndin. I,ct, u. 1877. sud pfots
Truth lhan ny oyu. Now t&En ahu smAll l4enlitY
adust A. prrseut and the decreasing power u quite
nulabet Of lI1 exporting euultttes, there tcnaaaus
| Rlmu3k no teason why American lAsfchaAts cAhAu&
enfo1ce tAe1l prices. rapeca!!y *Lsn ffalso COMES
| tu ~ purchaser. stocks vi over ftancs are not
~ pet cent ot .ams d.te - la.t fsaI IT, 1!sxstt
III ons ytarby Itua.ia VIA VI. 0oo uou hu. aiil lst
| r4psin lus ten nsellhs of 1sT ta.a llsAt N8ItAiS
, 1877-12-28
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n Ia Nss,4rn 4.,set,ttd P4tss,

n tAs Wssstrs Atasttatt3 F7tss.
NEW YoRk. Dec. x7.-told opened u 1o2x. aud
closed ~ l0.H. Carrying rates. b7 per cent gold.
kIl1aS II london. bid. lIesA silver bars. LEON
IN x.eenbacks and lit ta gold. silver eoiu 1N4
dtscount.
Governments wfre weak
hzllsoad bands were generally lower. Ohio
Nissls.ppl sseonts deetjasd from ~ " Is. Asnnl-
lal J. u. Joe conYsrtiblex fell oil to ktSs. chesa.
pcaka 4 Ohio azsta coupon On 70 rs, and Michigan
Central 7s to 113S.
State securities wars quiet.
btocks sxrr dull And wlthout ss&ential change,
except In Lake shore aud LAekawAalA. toth ol
which ~css active aud strouR. the former opening
n e0as. selling W " OH, aud ciosiu1 at COS GGl.
qha lAttcr sold duwn to AN, aud cloaed ~ COZ.
Chicago, NuwAutxs d 1t. Paul dsclatvd dividend
si. vi % preferred sIosk, Psysh3s On sad aetss
, 1877-12-28

Jan. a', 1873, on nreonnt Of The nrt earnings nf
thc current yf1r. The tr1ntfer h'ok' Will lie
c,nsr4I Jan. ID, and rrnnrnch Inn. ~ nett. HHfna
Hatch to.dar. by unanimous vote Of the Commit
Ter on Admissions. rcsunr,i his teas At tho Stock
claim, asaEn4t him. 'tsan@tction. wrte a. 0O0
.hare., Of which al.0oo ~ert Lake SHIRE. 4. 900
St. rAnl common. 6, coo preferred. Q. $50 LdckA-
wanna, and /, 400 Wc4tesn Union.
Honsy. active; : ~. with interest," Prime
mercantile paper, hft1.
CHttoms rctrlrts, SIS. G0tl
The Assistant Treasurer tlfsbus&cI g., 171, Coo.
CicAr!nys. *11, 0tO, 00if
Sterling wrak; lang. 48ost; ehost, 4B0. sActnAl
, 1877-12-28
MRS. BOWLER.

CuIcAeo. DEG. N.-As Mira KosIer, sister Of
George II. relluie1on, died more than \ year
sgo 10 the communion Of tho Protestant Epltco-
w! Church, ki,s could not bave beeu ''fosu!allJ
recekett into the KunIau Catholic Church In Lon-
uuo Oh the 18th ueernlber," ~ slated IN yuu1
paper Yesterday. Ncro tae excellent lady xuts
she would consider the stateueht - = alan6s*s
en4 nothing tv&s, =. d