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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
Urn gooos.

kinney. -,
kinney. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
KfN2EY HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
kinney 5000 pairs Two-Bnttop Kid
kinney Gloves, cOlOrs and white. zoe
KINSEy $500 pairs UndTe. ss a. K !ids
kinney worth 100, at 39c. q pair
RiNZEY Lot Of real Reyniers Castor
kinney. Beaver Gloves, worth III 20 a. 3Oc
K kinney: Splendid Three Button K,s,. zoe
kinney. Splendid -Four Button KIDS foc'
KiNzEY $50 dozen. extra quality One
kinney. import about sOc. pair, NC. pdif'
KiNIEY Very fine lot OF French Cloth
kinney. Gloves, TwO-BUttoDs, 2oc psir'
KiNzEX Piush lined cloves zoe M.
KINZEY. Push.lned Embroidered. zoe.
KINZE9 Black and Colored silk Gloves. l0c.
kinney. Heavy Berlin Gauntlets, lOc pail
kinney. lot Of English Dogskin Gloves, 2jc.
kinney. Lot OF Gents Kid Gloves Zoe PAIR
kinney. 1900 pairs extra fun Regular
kinney. English Hose worth 4Oc, at lOc pant
kinney. $500 pairs full Regular Lnclish
kinney. &erros, al sizes, n Browns Nayes;
kinney. Cardinals Light Blues and
kinney. Tinks worth Zoe, at 20c. pair.
KiNzEY Misses Fancy Merino Hose.
kinney Silk Embrodes"d, at 25c. Ualr
Kinney English Hose Ladies' fun regular.
kinney. blk Embroidered, worth SIC, 3Jc.
kinney. Large lot OF Ladies' and Mi'sct'
K KFNzEY and PLAIN 'oor'. at zoo pair
KiNZFY Ladies' fine English and French
KTSIEY Hose, full regular made all over,
KINNEY. silk Embroidered fn1 Tegdihr
Kl SIEY Itsle. six Embroidered. also Fancy
kinney Stripes, al worth II ind II 20 al QUO
KiiHzEY Gents full regular Fancy Hos. l5c.
kinney Gents extra English Hose, Itc
KiNZ:Y Isle Thread fun regular; slso
kinney. English Fanc,o4. silk Embroidered, zoe
fiSHitI' can rounl. zenbrr Wor.teds
KINZEY double. at &c. a told
lNIEY. 1900 real Russian Imported
KlNIFY. POItemOnnaies, worth 81 ~ oOc
KiNZEY Pins lc paper Needles, Sc paper Hair Pins lc
KiNZEY ioh 80 ball spool Cotton &c. dozen 100 yard
KiNZEY Machine slEJc spool best 20oyan spool Cotton
kinney Alpaca SKIRT Brad. Sc piece Dress Eeyator1
My Stationery DeparfmentNrusic Rolls loc.; phot9
KiNZEY Envcopfs Albums scrap Pictures, Inkstands.
kinney. Whiting Desks Note Rocks. &c. sc.
KiNZFY Javgelrv Counter Special Bargains in
kinney JevelTy, Performances. Bags, Cara cases.
EINZEl. Fancy Combs, Fans Cigar CaSes, &C. &C
RfNZEY silverplaed Goods Of the Best
kinney. Makes, less than manufacturers prices
KINNEY japanese Goods large assortment
kinney alta third less than regular prices
KiNZEY opening our Holiday stock Of Dolls
KIEXEY Opening importation OF Holiday Goods
X NZEY. Toilet Department Perfumercs, Ponados,
kinney Mirrors Brushes, Combs, English Tooth
kinney. Brushes, De. English Hall Brushes, lie.
kinney. Vpi Toilet SETS Scotch Pun Boxes, zoe
KiNZEY Bronze Candlestcks Parian Goods,
kinney. WOrS Boxes, jewel Cases. &c, &c.
KfNZEY Swiss Goods, the finest and largest
XII SZEY. assortment 10 lie found in the dizzy.
kinney. Also large assortment Vienna GOODS
KiNZEY WILLIAM kinney,
KiNlEY 2il 248 2i5 sIXTHAvE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

A FELLOW FEELNG.-Old lady Ito young
curate who has obtained prcfcrment, and is ABOUT to
eave): Were main sorry to lose you, sir You've been
very good to us old peoTe. You might a been Ola
woman yourself, sir !'-I Punch.
BURNING Observation-Disclosures Anything
the matter CoOkW Cook (ystercaliyl: I've been up
set, muml That Bill uhe gardener has been a-gon
on about the Hcastern crisis mum, tha don't hardly
feel as can retain my situation! Hes that violent
'JngO' num- and we was always HultraLiberal III my
Family !"-[Punch.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

Judge ca,npl.ll, from his sea. in Con.
gress. laid down this proposition. Sup.
pose i should render 4 Thousand dol.
lars worth of labor In thu mines h bring
ont . thousand dollAr~' worth ~ metal.
which the Government puis ita stamp
upon, and II becomes money: and u
should render his labor not in digging
snt holes. In ont.of-the.w way hills, hut
should render his Thousand dollars
worth ri lnlDr upon sOillr public Inn.
prOyencnt. for tho benefit Of the whole
people. md should simply NIX for q
treasury certifcAtr. stamped fslll legal.
tender thc sAlno N gold. Would there
not M ~ much labor IL produce the
paper =. the gold, and would not thc
paper le N much M equivalent and ~
much money. under He lar, And
would not tl,e people receive III. bcnc-
NJ aud proper elnivalrntY For hix
public Improvement has not sost them
oMc cent u takes. and they now have
thr money 10 facilitate cxchangc.. And
would not labor have the first chnncrg
Aud would not this lM ~ honest !"
money q. 10 allow few to charge inter.
ext mn their own promise - lMy9
Let the donl,tinR read tho history ~
Uonrnsey island. and study thr iir~t
principle of political economy. and learn
ilaAt money II . creation ~ la~, anil Inv
IN The perfection VI rcMAOn.'
The people are fAst waking mp 70 one
thing. viz. thAt they must have some.
thing that will buy butter and i.dy
iasss, II tllry have 10 make II Themselves.
through the agency ~ the Government
and law.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
DlxHOP SlMl's.,N.


~ tosn.s,,.n. tisr ttmMMe,lAl t'.,,..s ~ ~.
ts0srvnMarMl.
ir,.l,pr ~imr-an's letter u ~ aui.im .a,asat,,
Ans. WI,
| believe flin ma~Aes l.nss .a,l.s ~
complaint. | think the Government
l,ns not dome its duty While seeking
~ cnneiliats foreign capitalists, who
care ,inthinR for our country. thu inter.
csss ~ our people. who seek ~afr IN
vc~tment for their earnings. have been
neglected. Their savings have been
lost In hanks. which. hAd they been
placed In small bonds. would have made
i richer community md stronger friends
for Onr Government. believe our
financial leaders, In overlooking the
m,xres II n,r people, have committed
terrible hlnnlors, and have showed
themselves incapable " directing Alright
thc finances ~ 4 free people. Congress
lias spent In party contention the ener-
gieA TINT ought 10 have hren employed
IN establishing savings hanks. or In Is.
xuing intcrconvertible bonds. where the
lalDrer comld have placed his ~anty
means. Yet thc remedy II not 10 he
found III violence, hmt IN more light
anil In seeking fnr men ior office, not ~
much for party niiiliation ~ for their
nnqncslioned honesty, and for their
trno sympathy with the MASSES of the
people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

The Texas Republicans ha,. nolni
mated 4. u. Merton for Governor and llelar,i
Allen for Ia.aiiena,ii Governor.
The Colorado election. held on the
IN, INST resulted ~ ,l,e sress# ~ il,e Il4rnh-
Iican ticket, titkln listing eiested Governor ai,.i
Uelfot,l ria~en 10 ~necrca Patterson y. itepre
sentative Iii Congress-
The Republicans ~ Hen. Buffers lis.
,rIe. tsese,,sh Massachusetts,, hAye nominated
William 4 Isn..eIl for thu nest Congress an,i
demanded nf G.1l Butter tle resignation of bs
seat II, ile pre~nt Congress.
Tho Republicans of tlie Hartford
u't) district hau nominated tt.n Ja~eph NJ
ila~le, for Congress.
The Nebraska Republicans have nom.
mated Albums Nance for ortiosor,,or. Y. e larflcS
fnr Lieutenant Governor, Y. X. Valentine for
Congress fIeng termD, and r. J. Majors 10 fll
the nuaApir.d t.ria W cungrer~ ~ flm iaie
Prank Z. Wsleil
senator l,ayarl. of Delaware. i. ~.
ported. i, 4 Se~ York paper, ~ ~a,InE that h.
tIo,xIa II probable ftas three Presidential
candidates would M in tiie tieli Iii i.ss,-n H..
pnbiIrati. Democrat and tinsi,I,aek candidate.
II MAS r.~sil,Io. iDo. tl,o Iio.~a ~ Ilspre~sta.
lives ~n,,ti b. called Upon ie .les, tlm nest
President
Hon. y. +. banks ha. beei, laid ~,
~. shelf by biz Itepul,iesn constituents In tho
rifih Massachusetts, district. 11,4 convention,
After fftaD ballots, nominated Him n X. How
man, ~ k,tneryilie, fOr Congress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
NEWS " rNt WEEK.
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" 'sansa ttns W We w,As lssstAe. nl,l nsnniss
as'a ts'lttf asfsssFs srs l.irH rstasnssssss
4 dispatch frum llomr .a,s ! lhe Ne.
f"slasisssss i#swun s,st,u.n, ami slis ssssssn
hsst failssi ,sstmsnt ulIi ssslsi tushltu ard
Tho Ns'issn rattsa sield al wislsna, slss,a.ias
~ nts4i faithful t,ssstaans
\ Hi1nla Dispatch rcl~ri. that I'm
rstn'nnnlesthu hs. ~ i~.n tstttss.l frsn t,s
AntsFr n talyul ftIr nssiss~ l,ftns ,l,wp
~uf,i thai she Anr~t u rsllsssng hls f.,rtvs
fran I'll 1'iaf'srs " erinse ll,e advance u .ls
Engll.l,
Smith. Fleming 4 Ia. III i.olplon,
Ia-s ftslla merchants, snd I.sss,, Mllsssn A Ia,
~ slasHss, 4i,irsu~nsts anil sulsi,lal nes.
riiat'@, hsse faii.s tim fur,aet FIR sln.u.,.uu
an'l she las'sr IN samnnn THAR en,l~tra~~
n,sts wa@ llrut,rlt ni~tns hs ,ir failure N she
ti.s ~ ''laaae~ Hank
Saad Geil.n lnri,a announced to the
inl'al,1'ans" ~ i~lansss. III Ail.a.ia. tha. .l,e
1aths~l, ussefhu#tt i,ad nt,isfri that the ,sau
~ snthsat "ssr io The Mnhi.tssriu-, wlerea,
The ai,raa,d Iolulacc fsli t,lun tin lnekla~.
la~iiA anil NJ. ifG "fii,.r. Mnd tne,, n,,,lcr l~
command alL slew shenl
III. Purte Inns @cnt circular tn the
l"~sf~ requesting them 81 rnn,r.l Austria IL
eohf"fin ~ sha ,irlarasion ~ her pleni,psun.
isafi'~ vt il,e eogfe--. AMI sa stop ihe a.isance
a's1 eaet#r'- "f i"f 'ruoi~ pending .l~ decision
~ the poNefs, rnie~- this II ,la,e, sIa circular
says, The Porte will consider Austria ,Iolaior
~ International law
Kingston. Jamaica. alsiccs give som.
particulars " tin hegro ln~t,rrsvthn III santa
arixs @Tl,e tifiug ~ eann. .fieils hi santa
'rpx hHs lsHn reIlo~sd A large hutni4r ~
ipr'iftsfflohi*is have i4eu ~i,af. 4 French
ff'gais has arrived NJ sbo island anil LANDED
fa"i~, Fugitive soiarn a,d Children have
hs,l slItIei 10 ~ Thomas Fort, estates
base taen b.inDsl Ubly f,n,iasu ar lrn."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
GKEENBACKx AND LABOR.

Dstistp. Reader, can yai define
thc sentence. Maintaining ihe credit
~ the nationf" II ~ simply paying thu
hondhollrr gold while thu industrial
classes staryr. .i0n,'unl, Poyf Huron.
.Mieb.
psrth III Jtn Issneft IN lAOl -
When In lsjl the Government issned
t5tD.Ottp.0 .0tO In treasury notes known nm
demand hottest. item. Hcntt announced
their is-ne IL his troops, and that they
were "as good ~ gold" H. went Oh n
my. Noul husbands. fathers, Hons and
brothers, MrsinK Under the stars And
stripes. will thus sOOn have the ready
and safe means III relieving an immense
amount of suffering. WhisL r0nH mot
Lr reached riM cUin.'
1mg fundamental mistake In thu L..
gMl Tender net waS that grernlmek. were
not receivable for custom duties anil iur
All other purposes. These exceptions
have placed the Government and lWople
tOo much vi the mercy ri Wall street.
tint greaf national gambling. which
should ls' cleaned ont ~ eflsctnally as
Christ elnptied the ancient temple ~
gol.l gamblers, This cleansing proccsS
would h. effected by making gold In law
what Il II In fart, y commodity. Gen.
1nrv'T si,1erh III fOnyresx. lAs,al.
RITZ IN HriN.---Thc man whose
motto Ii I.nlr or Ruin" should b.
looked Dul for In Labor and urecnback
organizations. lie will hc all right M
long W he has things his own way
Int. failing ~ carry his loint. he viii
get ont. take Ill h. can with him. aud
msc every eiIort ~ rnin the organiza.
tion. while building up 4 new nnd mOrc
pliMble ous. such fellows ARE plenty.
hut W hope that wherever Dne III
them II there will lM ten mcn II com
mon NrItM anil Mrimnsss Ia manage
him. irish U'Orid.
Tmg DirvierLrs. What Ii thu difii
cmliyg 1'rrirr fhDnxnnd millions ~
pnLir nud prirGir debfx' These
debts e1..4t N AM. I'M, .UbO ycnr III In
tcre.t alone, thu tutMl wages u Ann. NM
men. Until thu bulk u these ,lebt4 arc
iaid there will b. 10 revival ii trade.
~ wl,at Significance u i KooA cropY
The largest grain crop ever grown will
hardly pay the interest Oh these debts.
How ran these debts ~ iMidy Only ny
starting thu wheels ~ industry. by NV
nR work II thu lille. 1'rrr~ HdHlr Ex.
pyr*S.
1'ME Uo,rkNMKSr AND WnMkixnMEx.
The lndrpeudenf DCOvker NAys that
all the wurkinNnen II America AK IL
f0r tiie Government ~ 1T t1lcm alone.
UnlN~r tlle el,sins WEIGH hind them In
srrfslom ~ hrartlesx money power.
Restrict thu power given 10 InonopolieS
~ crush thrin into slavery. dive hack
thr millions III money aud lsnd. that
have ls.rn tnrn frm them. and given 4.
@ub1ialias to capitalists. Atrikr down
tho internal horde u blood suckers whn
have saalalled themselves like leechcs oi,
the shonld~rs ~ industry. d~wina
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
T's,tsi.

Thu drstl, u cyrille Dion. the we'll.
kno~n billiard expert, u announced
The lnal raec lrtwrrn HanlHn, ~
canada, anil Courtney, ~ New tnrh, RIVED ~
jAct,ine. TINT, ~ss wvn Ny ils Canadian i,y two
,ost -IsbgiIr fsa Thousand people Witnessed
fi,c contest
Immense fortunes have iHrn made III
CALIFORNIA; ~ The rirc % tIa ~to.k NJ iie i.iiln
uiAh s.d slaIrA AesaiA mines Within tits lat
ihn1 weeks. ti.a stork having evtN frsan NJ ~
e;bu per share. Plad, ~ the Arm II Floul n
O'l,risu. has mAAe e3.MUnp nsaa.sr Joip~.
~ kessds. Win ~eat West IN ihe spring trokts,
In fortune, has mssi1 ei,sD.un
The Pension Onicc In Washington
gives nntise /" whom II may rsHs.esp That iim
r0rsis. u tsnri.n lawyers anil sjatns agents
Al. III 10 ,aIaM whatever In sAvslwinn itD iI
srre~t~ ~ sppIirsni~ for penrisHs~. Tn bureau
furnishes thanks liAl goyer iiH sIu,ia business,
~ applIrstio,,. sih they ran I. dii.sI by any
notary public. wi,hon' help II tl.e prnfe~s.d ~
pssts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

kuLLMkA. Hol1trin. has j,int ha4l the
diamond wedding, ~ seventy NTH mar
riage anniversary III two u itn l.4OO lMr.
isl.ionrrs. Two more such occasions
arr near u hand. and during thu Inst
iourtecn years t~n have taken plare.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

Attorney siencml Drvens. In response
h, gne~sip,s~ Submitted Ia him ~ s~etetsf,
sherman. has rendered ies.isiou sa tl,e effect
The, Nj. ~aIsiat. euiiss i,el lesal ses,iet IN
Az, sntn ssa~slna w.
Ilr ilit,lie.lrhi statement for Drt. l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

The contest between the sis clubs
composing tie League" for The bsse hall chain
pio,,~hip of The Tinted Hsaies has es.ttsl III shc
success u TIM I,u~'on Club. which, With sl,e ~
cevsiM, of ot,e year, ha~ held tle championship
nnintarrursA.lIy since 1911. Tn following s.l,lc
.lW~s iho result ~ tLc srasoi.'s play bcsween
lisu rtxt,t4.fiSu tiulms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

The Department ~ State II In receipt
~ dispatch from our Consul 1T Port
Sarnia. In which the number of cmi.
grnnts seeking homes in the United
States through that port for the ycnr
ending june I'D, 1S7k. ~ given nj aN,tiiO.
Of this nnml,er. ld. lA3 we're Canadians
from thc provinces III Ontario and
Quebec. The Canadians wcrr princi-
IHslly ngficultnrints, carrying with them
IL their new homes their horsek, Mng-
ons. agricultural implements, household
effects. and In majority of tgases mnne.
enough to purchase farms.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

Tho President iaS appointed q. H.
irirh thief ~ tiie bureau ~ Printing Ani Nh
craving. Vice Mri'i,er~ssn. resigned.
The President nna tanil, will move
Dto tlu Executive Mansion from .lp Noiiers
Home nesi week. Tho Whit IIo,ise IL ieng
prepared fpr th.ir reception
Secrstar, Selmrz appears IL think
ii,ai il / tp,s spsl ,isil service iIeft fes him
" make rampAigh rpcccl,e~ ~ H. In siead'ly
refused - repeat his 'inrnaii rreet'l1
4 general order just issued from the
War Department, calls the attention ~ officers
VI the arm, 4, section II, lie Arm, Arpnrria
ton It'll t,as-.d NJ The last rs~ien ef Congress
prohibiting il. u@e ~ sta nflps ~ y p.ese
eo,uitata~ except III sneli ease- ~ 1ua, l4 ~
pr~~ls authorized u, tr constitution ~ acts ~
tsy,,vrr~~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

II was thought In San Francisco !,
good ideM IL sell the tickets for yellow
fever benefit entertainment hy a,,eiien,
with popular actresses ~ a1ciioncers.
Mrs Aeott. .Si.l.lons. Mrr. Onter. md
several local fnvoritcs volunteered. nnd
Mn immense audience assembled IN tl,r
Stock Exchange II the appointed time.
Much amusement waS expected hy those
who did not reflect TINT stage perform
ers ARE only witty with other folks
words. The result wns failure. The
sprigltly Mrs. Oates mounted the desk
first. Int did not know what to say.
HtMmmerctl sOmc utter nonsense, nlld
only succeeded III selling box IL her.
sclf for &llO. Mrs. cntt.Si.llons tried
II next. Mr.. Cobb. regular nurtionccr,
stood close hy her. aud prompted her III
whispers. Il am now prepared Ia receive
Offers" she sail. mo, no--his1," Cobb
suggested. bids, l mcan." the actress
continued: "l,nw many bids am offer
cdg" Then she wax awkwnrlly silent.
The bidding wns spiritlc~s. Al length
slle cut I'll one III hcr cnrlS. and said
"How much for scat and lock of my
l,airY" 4 premium " ~ wns all TINT
the hnir brought. aud shc gave mp the
task. Other actresses did no better.
Then Crane aud Robson. the very comi-
cal actors, tried a. hc originally funny.
and failed. Tho business was then ~.
linanislhed ~ the practiccd auctioncer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

The Gregory House. al f.nka Ma.
hs,ae. \. y, has been Il. ~'res,sl Il, fite. t>,.1,
tIipms,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12


The mercury went away UP In the thermome-
Ter yesterday. and the water went away down
on the gauge. Navigation has not yet been
suspended to Alton or Quincy up the river. and
certainly not hence to lower river ports. The
lee thinaed out very much and boats had no
difacuity at all ia turning their wheels or
screws. The underwriters have not warned
steamers or harges not to load or leave. and yet
tho Anchor line and Valley Barge line have
voluntarily stopped work-struck for better
times or some. other object. Not 80 the New
Orleans Steamboat line. the Commonwealth
sailing last evening with a tip-top trip. and the
Kounsg line advertising one OF thor boats as
loading to leave to- morrow.
"A steamer came in yesterday from Louisiana;
there IL one coming from Quincy. and one
arrived last evening from the Lower Missouri.
Navigation is not sus pended. No; the ice Is
Inv too thin and scarce for that
Rivers falling fast. Here there was last even
ing Ii feet on the gauge. q fall OF Is inches.
To New Orleans IS and so cents, and to way
noints so and 60 cents. are not exorbitant rates
when the probability Is that there wont be over
ID fepf ef water to Cairo 70. morrow.
q The great Commonwealth sailed for New Or,
lenne With a up-.op trip Of Nay freight and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

twenty-five messengers. The. Hall and George
Murray are her pilots. fhe Uvmtnonwealill
was bAsieRHd BY long arrays Uf waRuhs end
drAys and was RlHd 10 get away from the ima
pnftunitiss III their drivers. Much, Ut her cargo
r. Anchor line freight for Memphis .yicksbufg
and way polntss Hhe will put out and reload all
The wayt down, siyine, Der heavy receipts for
clerk y trip statement
Contracting Agent Hooper, Of the 81, H. and
4 H. II. H.. liaa gone to Chicago to look after the
transportation of 1000 hbs Of pork South from
that market. He and Capt Tom Bopss have
moi vet secured a steamer for the Cincinnati
and Evansville trade. Agent Hooper is now
shipping by the Cincinnati and Memphis pack
et line,
Cincinnati Enquirer, January o..
Dan Terrell was among the Golden City g pas4
seneera for kntnhez last night. where he will
run the mach nnry of cotton factory. -
fjant. Hen White has contracted with u. g.
HIIl X % nj New Albany. for the building Of q
ferryboat for the Shreveport trade
Memphis Avalanche. January 10!
Ing nj o'clock. laying here three hours to take
of people and freight, having taken on all the
corn she could carty-Eotue 1000 saeks--in the
bends below Cairo.
The Heudder. for below, left with 1000 bales
cotton. 2bo barrels oil. so tons meal and III tons
cake.
Mr.. 10 Spears ia now Second clerk on the q.
J.. Ohouteau In place Of Luke Barnard, who has
quit.
The John G. Fletcher WINS al Little Heek on
Tuesday, and expects tn lay there u few days.
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Dividend paid on stock ten per tper an
mum. and on participating policies twenty De1
cent. payable In cash.
This old and reliable company is issuing poll.
cies on Fire, River ami Marine risks ON the mort
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjugte1
and settled upon liberal terms 81 their Qroe
President
Il. OAxpYExr1. Secretary, 5n911E