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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AnrO
Cotton-Hoiday. Receipts. 1875 balcs Stock 2s.5l3
Cotton steady; miadling. ioae low mlddng. PR
Exports-To Great Britain. l3.6s5; Continent, c.346
MOBILE. April %. 1873.
Cotton steady midding loc middiing. 96c: good
%.s SSa Sales. SS's s @ e's coast
SAVANNAH, April %. 1878.
u s,a ana ow
$50 Exports Great Britain, 1881 Sales. 1850 Stock.
CHARLESTON. April % 1878.
c.tss e1i i siaa sss ass Ss Rsss
bales. Kxportsro Great Britain, -; coastwise. 1891
s.. ...a,. waa,ssros, u y, April saI; p ,s7s
y g for yellow dip and 81 70 - for virgin Tar rm at
oswsco. April %. 1878.
81 SO SO Is: white 70 rs 81; double 81
x q 81 81
white state 81 81 Corn unchaagea old mixed Western
Can csaaaa held s $40 4
s u Now -na
x New xS;l 3oSo bushels
sooo bushels; corn 47oo DO. barley. 10000 do;
DrrRorr. April 20, 1878.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED, Wheat firm: extra white
na Il as iss No. ises os aaa. l No. wSiis
n0mnsy 2 n No xsa nm"sy HsG 70 sales les
ceip,s-Flour 1000 bbs.: wheat. 2ooso bushels;
wheat ' Sasiss co corn oass o ''
CINCINNATI April ~. 1873.
Flour quiet; family IS So 80 Wheat steady; in fair
demands red 81 IL 81 Is. Corn In good ut 43c
4ic. Oats dull at 2Sc. Sic. Rye dull 1T Gle. 62c
Barley Gull and nominal; prime spring. 43c 45c Pork
dull and nominally 80 90 Lard quiet: current mako
at re- 10 bid; kettle. 74c 7slc. Bulk meats dull
he ~ 90 and IS for clear rib and clear
s usib sas WHISKY der
mand Ut 81 o. Butter quiet fancy creamery 25c 26c
s so sa:s w"ss 81 ioe New Orleans.
Size Live hogs steady and hrm: common - 70 ~ Do
light, 81 % 50 4U packing, So 80 50 40; butchers
SD 80; receipts, .427; shipments. 645
Flour quiet but steady spring extras, Y go e 25
patents ~ so s9 superfnes. " % ~ Wheat fairy
q iss: No Do 81 IL cash and April; " los aSI
ss1sc Corn quiet, bu steady; 4oac 1875. cash
osss dull and lover; 2oisc. CASH 26c a aJ,Sc., April
26sac 261ac.. May 26ac.. June Rye frmer at 5Sc.
5S1sc. Barney frmer 1T 47c Pork In fair demand
but lower IS 20 Ss rs cash, April and May - IS
IS BIZ, June So 97X 50 July. Lard steady and
changed. Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Alcohol
lowers best 32as. bid. Freirhts Arm to Buffalo,
Sic wheat do, 3t,c Receipts Flour, 1900 bbls. ;
w,eat 4lOOO bushels corn. 1885, 900 do oats 4S.U0u
rye. $500 DO barley 1000 do Shipments Flour l2.COo
bpis. wheat. 5000 bushels; corn. 22luO0 oats
1900 do rye. none: barley, 300 do. At the
Wheat irregular; 81 1914 81 1914 May; 81 lo 81 lOss
Corn easier, but not quotaoiy lower ats easer
26c bid June Pork easter, out not quoaby lower Lard
quiet and unchanged.
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$4,000 u s Ga r. sl l07ss $1,000 AS FOL. 1903
5000 5 csc 49, -. l07H 5000 do............ lU3&
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uVFkKNNFNT HUNU'
Government bonds we're active and firm and closed

STATE BONDS.
state bonds at tho Board almost nominal to-
Day tho only sale being Of Missouri state skies Of
1881 at l04h.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds we're quiet, and the following wcre
IN. changes compared with last previous sales
advance OF y IN New jersey Central arst consols; Z
m Morris auo Essex arsts consolidated; u In Buffalo,
New York and Erie nrsts new, and Erie fourth mort
rage There was decline Of Il IN Great Western
arsts Of 1883, ex coupon, and u IN e., =. and l. C.
nrsts.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following wore the highest ana lowest prices

Money on call lent easily at d and per cent and at
The close as low as per cont Tho following worc
me rates OF exchange New YORK al ITO undcrmen-
toned cities to-day nah, buying lilo premium
Z selling a premium; Charleston, - premium, par; 81
Louis, % premium New Orleans commercial u, bank
"; Chicago so premium, and Boston, par. Foreign
exchange is nominally 4s7 S91s, actsai business
being at s6 Tor bankers long and al 4 80 for de-
rnand sterling.
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Wheat was quiet out nrm for spot The sales between
the calls ~, 40 bushels 81 20 Tor No. Chicago
aud ~ 27ts Tor NO Milwaukee No sscs the calls
The the bid and asked prices ~ the second
call No rec winter for APRIL. 81 JtA bid. ~ 37ts
asked do fo May, vi ~ bid. 81 - asked, No. rpring
i.r Aprl u "a I'D " asked; DO May. ~ rs b'd
hrmer The sales between the calls 100000 bushels
nj Ole 5c for steamer and low mixed; Soc 56c Tor
steamer yel0s, J5c Tor No mixed aud o3atc No.
At the hrst call the sales 900 bushels Nav No
ut 53tac and 1900 bushels June No. 2 Mt 5fc.
The following the bid asked prices the last
cali .Api steamer. 531sc. bid, 5c asked d. No 2 5l1sc
bid DE asked; May steamer Ole bid, 81 Nc. asked
5jc. bid 53Ac asked June steamer Zoe bid 54c
asked; do. No. q 5slsc bid 55c asked shade
easier, closing as .-kxtra white. 4ic. No. do,
3Jsac. No. do. y,c; extra M ed. 364c.; No do.
35sic. No. do. 35zc; NO. do 3lc The sales wers
800 % bushels
iisxr AND JurE Tho market was quiet; about . 600
bales ssal arrived BY sundry vessels ,nc major part q
which sold previous to arrival We quote :Amsrcan
dressed. &I7J $751; 90 Tor slnge. $40 $2f5 fCr
double and $50 xlT5 tor undfessea. Russia Gle an
TzOJ $40 gold Italian. $40 S27j goid jutc age
&c. goid; Jute butts, 1916 2ysc currency, cash
time Manila hemp. 1t sissi. 5se. isc, &c. 5lac
all goic.
MoLassss -Foreign and domestic quiet We qnote
Cuba, centrifugal mixed 25d a 3zc cayed SIC.
3Ue muscovado refining. y3c. 37c erOccry, 32c.
$50 Porto Rico 3oc 5oc. English Islands SIC. 42c
New orleans crop, common 10 fancy. Doc. o2c.
MAYA sroafs-lhc market was dun and nominal. We
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Included the 100 arrive Delivered
bales For future delivery the sales
follows. Thursday. after two z M.-April. 100 At
10 sic May. 800 Mt iO2c, 300 Mt 10 33c 800 at luvfc
June 5uO nc U07c 200 ~ t0ssc., 100 at lOsc 500 at
lies 100 at lltlc July goo at liOic 400 a. lo1c Svo
NJ lIU7c August 300 At Csc. 100 1LOJc, 100
IL lie. i0o iOc. Total, $500 bales To-day up TO
two Z. ". April loo 10S7c.: Nay 100 at 1885,
1900 10 eac 100 a. 10 93c June. 700 as ilc 300 a.
U2c. 600 lUlc.: July, 100 at 1usc. august, 100
II. iOc, 200 at lille, 500 at II l2c, 90
lille Total. 200 bales Grand total loloJ bales
fhe receipts the port follows: galveston.
1856; New Orleans aiJO; Mobile, .6ss. Savannah. 555
Charleston. 2u0; Wilmington, 2j6: Norfolk, Dol Bati
more, 81 New York. 522: Boston. $50; rnacclphia ~
day year, $500. Total since september l. 4Oi7553
bales. Cotton fsegnts closed AS feiiows:-Io nvre BY
steam, &c. compressed; by sail 5sc. 10 Hamburg. by
steam, Ne, compressed. To BREMEN. by steam. lildc
comprcssed by saii, &c. To Liverpool AL Wy steam b.
sail. 1J-64d compressed
Flour -cceipts-fIour. 81 .3fs bbs wheat,
1860 busiest meal, -6l sacks corn ~ iG, sush-
els; 1898 do 22Ju do. barley. lIUO do
harley malt. 60 Flour steady with fair de-
nand The sa,cs, including state Western and soutn-
ern 12vOJ obls. wthin the range Rye nour was
also with salts Of 400 bbls Corn meal was quiet
with sales Of 800 bills. Rye was quiets about 800
bushels sold at Toe. Bariey uuct; small par
eel state sold al 02c Barley malt dull
~.
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MINING SHARES.
the closing prices Of mining shares 10 San Fran

MEMORANDA
The total sales OF stocks tho Board to-day aggre-
gated las, 600 sharca
To-day beng Easter Monday tho London and Paris
exchanges were closed, and quotations were re.
ccived here.
The imports Of specie the week ending Saturday
last were $685., 4s7 silver aud $50. 396 gold
The following are the comparative earnings OF the
Kansas Pacific Railroad Tor the week Of APRIL
1875 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5, 1877 9S
1877 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............. 67,20S e2
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BEFORE Csl,l,-l2.3O P. NJ.

l@.JN 4. VI.
1900 W. s's cou 1891 tO7s 10000 US4ssc.yi BIZ o3S
iOuuUU s5-2O.c, 65,n.bc 1oia
l:J0 p NJ.
5000 US SIS ISL. 1861 $4,000 W sIss roi HOY
$3.50 Y. N.
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tnrpentine msrchantabe order soc rosn
strained I'll 55 Strained 81 so: tar 81 2o pitchs
So 1919 Advices from wilmington as follows
sin quiet strained 1T IA %; good strained u 30 Tar
firm II 40 Turpentne hteadys hard ST. soft. 81 70;
virgin. 81. Spirits firm. 261sc.
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FIRST BOARD-lo:yO A. NJ.

$4,000 U S $40. C. rs. n l04i{
1000 Y 5 5.20,c, '67 be 10Y
$4,000 U s o's, c. 81 .b3 lU5is
lOlNHO lNhin
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are based ON standard OF clas cation,
cotton In store, running In quality than halt
grade above or below the grace quoted =
Uptispfs. Aidouma. W. Orleans. TcrIs
ordinary 10 ~ l-.o
Strict ordinary. a ll.l6 SlI-l6 S13l6 Sl3i0
Good ordinary. Va va "a Ga
strict good ordinary. 0h ga oA 81
Low middling.. ~ l-l6 10 l-16 10 3i6 10 3-l6
strict low middlng.. 10 7-l6 10 7l0 10 3lo 10 9-l6
Middtinu... lO4 lOA lEs lusa
Good middling liz Hi liza ia
Strict good middling II 1-l6 II ZIG IL DIG IL DIG
Middling fair III 1916 II 1916 II LIS IL 1-i8
Fair.............. IL 7i6 IL 7-l0 IL 9-I6 II 9-i6
stsnedCood ordinary. f5-6c strict good ordinary.
1i-l1c low midding 3-i6c. middiing. 1880. Sales
Of spot cotton:- - - -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-24
LETTER PROM HoS. ERAsrUs HUssEY.

BATTLE CREEK. Mica, Dec -, rs.
respected Friends u days long sino, gone b.
CHAUScEY AND SALLY REYNoLDs:-I
received paper dated the 81 Of this
month, containing The account Of Your
Golden Wedding | thank you for
this token Of remembrance of the
friendship so long since formed be-
tween you aud us. and which has never
been broken.
Your kind remembrance carries my
thoughts back 10 days Of early pioneer
life when we we're strangers among
a strange people-back To our first
summer Of sorrow and suffering in the
then western wilderness, TO the time
when my girl-wife. stricken by fever,
lay in the dilapidated shanty which
scarcely sheltered us-vhen hope of
recovery had almost given place 10 de-
spair! Kind hands came TO her relief.
There by the bed Of my sick wife com
menced our acquaintance with Sally
Harper, as she soothcd Asd comforted
her in her sufferiugs. The kindness
has never been forg ptton, aud Sally
Harper has ever found a warm place IA
our hearts. After your marriage our
intercourse was pleasant one, AS We
waged the battle of life together
against privation and poverty, as early
pioneers in this beautiful State, and
notwithstanding all our early trials il
is pleasant to draw a contrast between
now and fifty years ago. But, my dear
friends, we have been blessed ab We
most, You have been permitted To
celebrate your Golden Wedding this
year, while our fifty-secoud anniversary
will he the 2lst ~ next February
Few have been so highly favored as we,
for which We should give thanks to
Him who cOnfers all blessings.
We ara now IN the decline Of life
and have passed the allotted age of
three score and ten, aud / am in my
seventy. ninth year, so that we stand on
the very shore OF the broad river that
ruus through the dark valley aud which
we must oil pass. To me, and to ds
all, | trust 1t has no dread. II is the
termination Of the Christian journey.
and though our faiths have differed a
little in the outward forms, vet in the
inward spiritual essence they have the
same Glove to God and love TO man."
aud as we pass over into the beautiful
land our friendship will be eternal.
Myself and wife are in as good health
as could be expected for people Of our
age. SO again / congratulate you on
your fitieih anniversary, aud with the
best love Of self aud wife, remain
Your friend,
ERAsrus HUssEY.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-24

Another story OF a mean bridegroom
comes from Wilkesbarre, Penn. II
was on one Of the stormy evenings Of
last week that smooth-voiced man,
leading a serious-looking woman by the
band, entered the parsonage and ask
ed the good minister 70 unite them in
marriage. Nothing loath. he CON-
piled. While the storm ragged without
toe ceremony was concluded. and the
bland groom placed in the pastor's
hand an envelope in settlement for his
services. Borrowing an umbrella
which he would return in half an
hour" with many thanks he bade the
trusting family good night, since when
nothing has been seen of genial man,
umbrella, or serious-lookibg bride -
The minister. in the midst Of his
household, opened 'ho package aud
found strip 81 white paper two by
four inches IN size.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-24

One plan for the management Of the
Indians which Genes up In connection
with the proposed transfer Of that bu.
reau to the war department ~ that Of
establishing them in military colonies.
dividing tho lands among the families
and holding the communities together
under martial law till the individuals
became attached 90 their possessions.
This idea is received with much favor
in some quarters and bids fair to be-
come the leading theory in the new
management " any material change Is
made. a. proposed. The prospects At
The Indian bureau viii not carry at the
present secsiOn.
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Believing there i not family Ia the coun'
iry who would not Ike one Of these conyen'
lent Scales II they could be- obtained az a low
price. We have made arrangements with The
manufacturers. go that We can furnish one OF
thee, Scales and the UiiIsdaie standard
tor one year. for eco, being one-half the
usual pr; OF The Scale alone
Every Scale is maze Of the utry best mater.
ial, nicely finished and fully ndrraRied By
the CHICAGO SCALE CO. 70 be aoc,rai,
aud durable, aud Is particularly adapted "a
the use of farmers o. others o. whom IL Il de.
sirable 10 know the correct weight Of any ar.
ticle from Z ounce up To 80 pounds.
Upon receipt Of the above amount our Pc
per will be cent regularly postage psid), for
one year. aud the Scale shipped by freight
securely boxed. TO any address. Subscriber.
who have alreadv paid for the present ysar
and who want one Of these Scales. can send
ne new subscriber or have an additional
year added to their subscription for the above
amount.
BE particular TO give full directions fol
shipping.
As this Is an opportunity never before offer
Cd. and NAV not be offered again. we advls,
all who would De weighed and not iounC
wanting 10 send their orders at once.
Address
HILLsDALE STANDARD.
Hilsdale Mich.
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From the Inter Ocean.
THAT coon HUNT.


Our Yankee nelghbor had dog;
For cause he named him Tray;
A sort of canine demagOeue,
For Democrat" TO bay.
TIE. unlike other curs. alas
Would peaceful men asssil;
But when a rogue or thief would pass,
He'd leer aud wag his tall.
His H,mburg chum did prowl about.
And deemed lt only fun"
To worry helpless victims out
While Tray the barking done.
Tray sometimes hankered after game,
Including mule and fish;
But Of all laxuries that came,
Crolr was his fayorite dish.
He left his kennel one fine day,
With llome's familiar scenes,
Aud track'd coon 90 from Boston Bay
Clear down TO New Orleans.
Al length he smell'd upon the trail
4 mighty powerful scent.
Aud thought he twig'd the raccoon's tail,
AZ in a hole 1t went
Tray rayed aud foamed. aud paved away,
But found IL little use;
lie could not dclve in Potter's clay,
Aud that's what PLAYED the deuce
He pondered long 'twixt hope and doubt;
His anguish was complete;
'Twuuld take week 10 starve him out,
Aud Tray was out OF meat.
Tie watched the hole by day and night,
As Jealous as n monk,
And. when the creature hove In sight,
Beholdl-it was a skunk.
Tray thought himself an old buftoon,
Or else he had been drunk;
For how could game go Ia coon,
Aud then come out a skunk!
Trays hatred tow I'd that fragrant beast
No tongue can ever tell;
Since. where he thought 10 make feast
lie only made a smell
TRAY. like most prodigals, returned
To eat the fatted calf;
But his indignant master spurnd
Him back TO husks aud chat.
Boss Town.
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Detroit is thoroughly alive TO the
importance of making herself a large
railroad center and her Board Of Trade
is taking grett intr st in the oppose :
extension Of the Wabash road TO that
point. The Post and Tribune says
"Of all roads proposed, or possible,
this is the most important one for the
grain trade Of our market. and the
Board Of Trade are disposed to give
the project every possible encourage.
ment. To this end a committee was
appointed by the Board TO take such
action as they may deem proper. The
extension Of the Eel River Valley rail.
road was also favorably spoken Of as
another feeder for our market, almost
equal 10 the Wabash route"
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Erie canal.

The official figures from the Canal
Department reporting the receipts from
tolls aud movement of property con-
time favorable The tonnage move
ment for October was slightly in excess
of that for the corresponding month ia
1877, while the total Tor the season mp
90 Novamber lst stands nc 4.5iG, 500
tons, this year. to I,22l .O65 last season;
aud the toll collections are SSsi. .712 90
S7JS,77i showing a gain Of Sl22. .9Ss Ia
favor of 1878. Thus u appears that %
treat commerce hberallv Il not only =
good bat paying policy.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

The Annual Volumes Of HARPER's WEEELY' IN
cat cl0ih binding. viii be sent by express, free
T expense provided the freight does not exceed
.c dollar per vo,GmeN tor :, 90 each. Com
fy'e set comprising twenty-five Volumes, sent
90 receipt ~ cash an the rate Of fi-23 per vol
20, freight a. expense of purchaser.
.nts Cases iOr each volume, suitable for hind
- wi.. be sent by mai, postpaid, on receipt 81
,..st each.
Rrmttauces should be made by Postorce
IHpCy Drier or Draft. % avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not % copy this Advertisements
Without the express order Of BARrER a BROTH
Address HARPER a BROTHERS
New YoTk
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-24

Professor Jenney has been making
examination Of the gold bearing qnartz
of the Black Hills and pronounces the
Rockford mining district, Is miles from
Deadwood. the center OF the system.
Ibe new district occupies en- area OF 20
miles and the company now developing
it will have a permanent field. Since
the last Investigations the professor e1-
presses himself satisfied that the Black
Hills will become the greatest gold
producing country in the world.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-24

San FRASoIsco, December l2.-At
Stockton to-day, Rarus and Sweetzer
went in an exhibition trot for a purse
Of $500, with $500 added il Rsrus beat
Goldsmith's time, 2:l4i, the best time
ever made in the State. Rarus trotted
the irst mile In 2:l6j. The running
horse went with him in the second heat
which Rarus made ia 2:l4t. The track
was fast aud in good order.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-24

4 womau's club - Boston gave tea
party tn Mfs. Lucy stone the nihe- day
that lady praised woman's clubs. but
said nothing about that celehsaicd
womcns ciub-a rolling pin. She
onght 10 have said that it gathered ma
noes, bat did sometimes gather hair.
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Efforts have been made 30 get a reso-
luton passed by the California consti-
tutional convention requesting the
nrmbers Of congress from that state 10
support representative stephens bill
fur subsidy 20 the Texas Pacific.
That body reached action on the reso-
luton FRIDAY and disposed of IL by
H., ING n un the table. California ap-
pareutly does not fvor taxing me
9 uutry for roads that are already be-
ing bnlltb by private capital.
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The Annual Volumes o. HARFER's BALAR, IN
eat cloth binding vii he sent BY express, free
{ expense provided the frgighf DIES not eX-
srcd ole dollar per voume, for 500 each. A
omplefe set, comprising Eleven Volumes, sent
va receipt of cash at the rate OF O.. .s5 per vol.
ime. eight al expense oi purchaser.
Cloth cases for each volume, suitable Tor bind
~, will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF
Z uo each.
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Ls-.
Address HARPER A BROTHERS,
New York.
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William NJ Evart's mouth wi hold
four yards az tho ~ glish language
.eifhout crowdinr. .- B"sfou Post. -
Three barley corns make one insh. los
o ihe yard We'll, yes, he might II
hey were distilled.
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Butler can stamp his cards, "Gov. Of
Mass aud will be the same as IL be
was elected. Or LET him strike out the
three middle letters. loi M).
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Trains are run 10y Chicago ume, which Il o
q mites slower than detroit and columbus tim.
Al trains run Ia lv except ~uu iavs.
Convictions - Cluze connections made a. ~
silauti. with n a.. r. Y. fIr l' points cast au
west. A. Manchester. with Jackson Brau-h ~
l. :. VI. = r. Y. ~ iill-1aie; with L. s q
s v. ". ~ Btage-s. with r. W, :. r. 4.
fDr p1ia'E north 4ud ,1Hfh.
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LANSING, Dec. Is. The work OF com
pleting the footings on State officers
was flushed this morning The only
county not returned was Roscommon.
The following are the official figures:
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HARPER.s PERIODICALS

A Complete set Of HGRPEss NAstEsE. now
comprising 81 Noigmcs. % heat cloth binding
~ mail, postpaid. $500. Ciota cgses, f0f bind.
Tag. s. cts., ~ msil, p Eipaid.
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NcW York
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The Egyptian Pyramids NAV he
classed under the besd II "old mades. I"
Yes, aud taey are an old batch, too.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
1879.
ILlUsTRArEO.
NOTICES OF LIE PREss.

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