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FRIDAY. July 12.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The
storm checked the M ~ trade. hut thorr gooi do
sell. however. prevented any further Improvement IN
prices IN tact some irreunriy prevailed Rye flour
and corn meal quei We quu'r state ani West
Western spring wheat extras. siesii,, d., NX ana
NM, ~ i1atN2 -. winter wheat extras - 1854 ~
DO AA nnl ANN. ti'NrNi. Minnesota laienrs. S,nuae
and inniA brands ~ ZOO $50. southern .uppng rN.
tfas. ~ 80 sf1 IS corn mcaWrsrn ~ a. 80. Rrnn.
dNwne. - - a. ~ RN" flour. - S,ss5 -. Mhrat
i~ei. fiAfsii = ton. rye iced. SMASH
at slu -b~ siup but the bids for uiur, deliver, were
only slo Tor July. November. and December 81 iu Tor
August slp2l Tor september and SO - tor -, tui'r
beet aud hrci hams quiet and unchanged Bacon mont
nal At "tN'4c Tor western ant city long clear Cat m,aiS
very hrnlN nod. but IN" demand less active lnri pm'
nni prices without essential change snes IN il" spot
PRIME western, and Tor futurr delivery J,rtl tc. At
S72lis Tor August. ~ 80 september ard ~ 81, ur
october Dressed hogs 81 f''sc i.rciN Bntcr steady
crramrTies, lGS1lc STATE dniri,s lndIsc.. Western
Tfs' a.. Tor state nctorie, Eggs. lsiAc for fresh
NEAtN-Wheat dcnrcr and moderately active. hut ro.ct
unsettled .nlcs on the spot III Vrhush atmuslN slui'r
@Sl ~ ur 80 spring aut Al lusfl ~ Tor 80 do bat
mtiuu- No rcd winter ~ - prime To thiCr white
- ,tstl -' and new amber Snutrr A t~sSl rs. and
Tor nature delivery. 72UTi bush, mcluins SO ,sprus
winner ~ ~ ~, nor jnlN AMI q nii, Agu.t HNr
frmcf. .ars 2itsD bush Nu Western for August 'c .
nhd ear load n STATE ~ nJ'srs canada heidi at G7r
Canada peas In bond reported sold s7c Ott, les go
ave ami car iots cnser. hut otherwise quito rrm.
sales ~ On bush at 3a031i, Tor mixed aud ils tn tor
White. incuiing no 2grad,d At 3iisc Tor mixed. AMI
d''s@ ec. Tor state Indian corn very active especially
Tor uihi' delivery hnt Wa easier. aud c"sc ntlusdo
prices -aos the spot ai3sn hush ~ e. ,nl7r tor
IL amrr tfm SO for No > sHiN- Tor No &. iir tor
ruuud yellow. 4Na1r Tor cid mixed In store. aud rtc
bush urlulin- NJ A. 80 nnd then 49, Tor Iuly
80 ana then +'he Tor August nnd 40 tor september
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signed tho names to tho electoral certificate ?
A.-He was detailed officer Of the police,
mink on duty at the State House.
Q.-Do YOU know whore he is now? Al do
not.
.,Q1Do you not know that ut tho beginning Of
thls investigation he WINS nj Lake Providence
Louisiana? Al heard that he wns.
Q.-Havr you not hoard that the day he WINS
Orleans he was carried on by n mnn employed
IN one OF the departments hero In Washington =?
Al have hoard about it, have received one
or two letters on TINT subject. received letter
rom james Armistcad. colorcd mnn in New
Orleans, formerly on the police force in which
he stated that Kelly had gone up the river with
man named Kennedy, who has boon employed
here In the United States Senate. destroyrd
that letter. ms do oil letters containing scandal
and rumors concerning matters OF that kind.
,.Q.-Did you not get n leave VI absence for
kennedy to leavo Washington? Al asked
Mr.. French, the Scrgeant-at- Arms. to lot him
go, but had no consultation with him In regard
to his purpose in cnving
Q.-Do you know where Kennedy can be
found now Al do not.
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CHARLES REiDE's cnoLER Up.


Mr.. V. c. Bradbury Of Cincinnati wrote to
Charles Reade OF London in April, taking ex-
copton to the lattcr's views on ambdexieri,y
and holding that to be- ambdextcrous would be
II bane instead Of benefit. To this letter he has
received the following reply:
~ AlHtut rtRRAcf. INSTRUMENTATION. April II.
you in winch ,si ir me mai Won have only read rar
hrd rNInfi, 'rn my ',,'r, d,nn1g'i lnr ophSnIei
you are utterly shurnnt OF anatomy ana physiology
Nour d.guuNncinon youhni gone ON o ~, and th,rc
i.s NH mot Inv ils ,"y ana he afr.eencc 70 sneak
i, notN tool and IN world where nearly an The ounces
nut instead vi hat havnr announced ,our ucinactiy
YOU proceed 10 III ~ ma -mru ON ,nnr INTEL, citnl
sill error in matter whore he Is profoundly learned aud
yun are n ignorant a, dirt
{9ur s'igr Is H. inIgg H,iiG,nsmiTlevant TRUTH
Every fool knows that the musical performer is nm
Soih hSnd.d skilled Work and cxcrc'c The Whole brain
which 4 all rcGmre ha' never Won2s@d TO rGycrs.
nj Your own head and lofgiug my name lolt
10 s he r! r ' {" the holy wcrc la. y" ir Tvs ris
handed blow ol the pusi't would owe it, iorcc t. the
with sword, suck cricket hat, &c. the reverse loot
corresponding tooth advanced, and the blow takes all
and cNcnsor muscles OF DC arm hat liycs the blow OF
SS E@ H @ p De T ror " hss Pc mi ,P a. G s
other lon must be To utter 80 sturd ia'chooi rs the
i @ ,T ne SNi.c S Of @ Top mana and so
Ions rs docs CAls al conrs many oos Mill be- mad. 10
.np ross r rrnn,us hook 'hS planc he saw The eans,
r S f g s ng g GOOD and yo s snn
ange declines Your ell,gfeleney win ahale and you
sulerors on matters where they are men and YOU are
child. CnAHlks KEADE.
In n reply to this Mr.. Bradbury says
II could have had you within reach when read your
letter would have twcahcd.Nour nos and kicked YOU
- punishment Ter your impudcnc' hu have slept on
At ana am nov COOLED OH
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THE NEW NOVELS
HARPER 4 BROTHERS Sew York


- These Novels orc in Paper cxccp, whore other
wise specified.
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Miriam's Heritage. ByAtv, CALDER rs cenu
Mag 80 cent.
A Beautiful Woman. nv LroS BRook 10 cents
Ilonors Worth BY MhrA oRRtp Is cents
Mine is Thine BY L. W NJ LucKu,Rt 90 conta
Nj, Hearts in the highland. loccn,s
Henrietc. loccnts
Christine Brownlcc ordeal iaccnta
Modern Minister Illustrated. In Two Volume. Vol
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Esther rinncfathcr BY Aucr FERRY rs cents
Justino's Lovers occnts
Is lie Popcnoyi BY ANTnoNr TRoLlors Is cent.
Rcaping the whrw.na. BY MARY cscu Hr 20 cents
Dcccivcr, Ever By Mrs II. Loytr1 c,mroN 80 cent,
Les, Black than We're Painted BY JANIS PAW -
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Gcorrics woocr BY Mr.. LruAp,rs ?oecns
A sussex IdyL BY cLnrNri>, BAck. - cents
HArrrn 4 Raouuns viii send c,thcr or the above
works bN mail excepting the arscrWorNs WHOSE Wci-t
oNciuir, ucm from the MALL ro,asr prcpnid, To any
part OF rIc United states, on receipt OF the pricc.
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Ono More for the Eurepenn stcnm.h,p Fleet.

The new steamer Devon Of the Great Western
Line reached this port the nsht oi the 10Th after
passage Of twelve days from the clyde where she was
launched on the OH of May SIZE will take her place m
the rcgular grvce 81 the company, between Sew York
and Bristol England The DrNuu j. iron steamer az
the highest class Ilnvts-ui sai ton. register i
iert ons. ~ beam ant - lt with c.inr. Of 40
hurs, ruwrr The hull hut lv J. 4 scott nt Green.
ock. aud The cnsinrs hv Hnwdcn& co ~ glasgow She
has al the latest improvements fur the comfort curfv
aud tnnNrmtuct at her pas-vugrr..pccial attention
having been given a. thorough 'tnuniion The n.cs'
saloon ANT smoking room dsck SHE viii he omen
20 Visitors ana Inspection 10 lay, AZ tie compaNs pier.
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Nru publitaiions.
HARPER a. BROTHERS.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
II MEN OF LETTERS. Edited by Jous MORLEY.


ENGLISH MrN OF LETTERS. Edited by ions MORLEY
l2mo. Cloth. - ccnts per volume.
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Sir Waiter scott by II nrrroN. In Prcss)
THE CHINA HUNTERS CLrB Nv the Youngest Mem
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III
PRIMER or GERMAN LITERATURE. BY HELEN s.
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YEAR OF AMERICAN TRAVEL BY JEssiE BESros
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THE STUDENTS FRENCH GRAMMAR. A Practical
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CHARLES HsRoN WALL With an Introduction by l..
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HINTS TO WOMEN oN THE CARE OF PROPERTY
~ AiFKkD wALkriL a1mo Paper. 20 cents, Cloth, -
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THE ATLANTIC ISLANDS The Atlantic Islands a. 10
sorts ol Health and Pleasure BY : q. W BrSJANlv
Author OF contemporary Art In Europe" &c. Illus
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VIII
A LEGACY Being tho Life ami Remains Of John Martin
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IN
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NJ
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SYRIA Turkey. Gfrece. Switzerland. T,re Spain. Bu.
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Nine bowling clubs took part in tournament
AZ Al Rnands on Rocknway beach, ON Thursday night.
for handsome sin banner offered by the proprietor of
i,o Seaside Pavilion They played nvc.frnmc game.
tn" name, ot tho clubs ana the made are a. ul.
lows Columbia NJ Bro0klvn. 37a. kuchur. Williams.
nur5h, ~, Mtnnatnn hruokhn as7, Grccnpoint a7l.
LcphNr New York 2'9 Enterprise. Rrnoklyn 2Sn. Long
Island, BROOKLYN, 3pi, Times. Miamshursh SIM StriA-
crs, Wllamsbursh, fO7-the latter being the winners
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thin. STOPPING boy. with tumhled mass Of
jet black hair went To the lar OF the General sessions
yesterday when Thomas shannon. To the bar" W..
called lie was charged with having entered Thomas
k"'tNs shop ~ 80 West street and stolen candy cake
sheet songs and some couprrs.
judge sutherland said. shannon | believe Won nrc
not sgy discharge you. ulon YOUR own rccVlniz
ancp
DE- oh, thank Won. Judge Collins exclaimed 81 thank
YOU on my knees. AMI allns upon hi. At the tar
he extended his clnspcd hands toward the hcuoh and
suhh'd
Judge sutherland ana the officials about the bench had
sudlrn need inr thelT hnndhnrehinIs.
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GEORGE \. APPLETON.
ID. Appleton q Co.'S Employees Address "a
the Members or His Family.

AT meeting OF the attaches and en-
ployees OF D. Appleton Il Co. On Tuesday. the
subjoined address to the family OF the late
George T. Appleton and to his surviving broth
ers was passed:
We the undersigned, connected with tho house OF n,
Appr ton Go IN various relations deeply moved 10y the
death ct Mr. Hcnrgc SWEET Appleton. PRINCIPALS
huvins assembled to take action his demise. and
sensible Of che greatness hls aieuun Co III who were
lated Co. u either hN kiusiU business n.sn-
cation. de,tr" {" express. IN ns manner our pro.
found sorrow ~ this bereavement aud u tender our
earnest sNmpathcs 10 is family TO his Surviving broth.
crs nui g. other. uf hl. Kindred
In The death uf Mr Gtursc : Appleton mourn tho
loss ut gentleman courtroom. and afflilr
ciate always Kind Hnl furhcarn. principal uniformity
inst and rnnstcrae, and friend silently
aud Aprrrcittyr Although m mHnncr calm and apri.
r"nuN rc~erNed his heart wHSrNrr alive with sympathy.
he watched over the welfare OF his EMPLOYEES anil
ciatcs with lasting interest aud ne always showed
thn.e who knew him well nature tull gcntrucss az
good Will. NJ HpprcciatNe kinllncss hearty aud IN
siuicd hrncNornrc His VIRTUES were OF a Mind that
shfank from publicity. they best known th0-e
who knew him He AlwaVs unnste ntniiuus simple.
hearted true. faithful In all things ami o. an mon
Much A. we may mourn hi departure our rrief /, en-
HANGED nv sympathy tor thusc clos, IA Knit To- him hv
ties ni kindred whose great ls holly trfcparHhlr:
ami we humhly commend thtm To- Him who comforts
and sfnthes tho snirtws oi the afflicted
nar and IN behalf Of his associates AMI the employees
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Don. Em,srats 10 Bueno. Ayre..

WAsHIYGToN. July l2.-The United States
Consul at Buenos Ayres recent despatch to the De
partmcH Of State. says ~ would not advise ANYBODY
In the United states 10 come here. as they cannot expect
TO find employment Every variety OF manual aud me.
chHnica labor Is Oycrdonn and there is general rcduc
nn ~ ipr'r still GONG on rrrsnns VIII come IN 'taIeh
nl N,rk, hrY should bring 'nuur' money 20 pay trig
way home again. Every days This Consulate IL visit
ed by III stressed Amt rcans who having been induced Ia
ttmt mere have been sadly dsappOinr to find pos
sibe opportunities ofearning livelihood, and nndng
charity and comp passion"
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Corpulent people can be reduced from two to 1--WE
pounds per week without starvation hy using Allan
Anufat, a purely vegetable ami perfectly harmlo IS
remedy II acts on the food IN the stomach meutralzs
all saccharnr aud olcaeinous matter.
asl WAsmNeroN SrEltI BosToN. Mass. May n, 1873
Botanic Mcdcin" Go. Butlllo. \.
G'ucmnu Without special change of diet two hotties
OF Ahans Anitfat reduced me Iuur and ou nan pounds
Yours respectfully, Nj. \ BvslL
Hundreds OF letters SIMILAR to the above have been re.
ceved by the Botanic Medicine Co. Anu.Fat sold by
drugglsts.-1iE
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Suslnrss llo,ltrs.


Fioriiine for the Teeth and Breath,
IL the best liquid dcutilrice IN the world II thor
OughY clcanSs pnruAlly+ircnycd teeth from all mar
Hsiirs. or living "aunalcnlr.n leaving them poary
white, imparuug a dcliehtm fragrance the breath.
me FRAGRANT "FLOElLlNEn
removes instantly al udurs arising tout stomach
or tuhaccu smoke. Being partly CONFUSED o hurN ,ult
ed extracts ct sweet hrrhs aud p.ant. It i, pc'wruN
Harmless, hid dcl0elur. ns SHERRY.
Prepared hf lltARi q. GALLrP. iri ONioid It.. Lon.
dom England, aud rcailud every where at Zoe bottle.
a Nj Pearl or Mixed Derby, $780, Fine
Naeklnaw $500 worth S31 Is New Church St. mp stair
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THREE LECTURES ON STRUCTURE
and irmurrhpi- their trvIt"nt coe Nistencr aud nit
producing nervous mansion. ahsurty oi melt
cal treatment. insttnt removal uf both affections
Cucle. its modern treatment. with three type cases
treated by the urotrugnc at his private hospital by
EDWARD H. DIXON " D.; ~ pages. lie. ONCE hour,
from To ~ to T. aud To 10 vrnns-. At - stu av
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANN.-it never scales or pO,tpUncS Eiglth Grand
Distribution nt New orleans. August 10 ISL
urlcs amounting to sli0,iOo capital puzcs. $500.
<luO1. SOU. Be. lp.pD tickets. two N2l dul.
lars. halves. one ,Sh dollar Apply To ". A DAuPHlN
T. q. Box $50. New orleans. La, or H. |. PLUM. 3lJ
Broadway. New York.
sGs.D2J.-rsCK FITS ONLY st.-KENTuCkY
STATE. July 10 CAPITAL prize. sl'.0n Lnckr offices.
22T Broadway, Y V tupcn cvrningsl lSi Montague st..
Brooklyn. II II. PORTER A co. Northern Agents
"A."-sURE CURE FOR LUNG MS
EASES-Rye ami Rock ~ per gallon. 81 per large bottle
y. VAN BELL. ~ ChnmhersSt
SOD BROADwAH .-keniucky state Drawing,
july - leni prile- distributing s11 Whole tickets,
e. OIcn this day until 10 o'clock ~ the evening
WILLIAMSON h co.
RICOWD'S INFECTION, 81. for both sexes NJ
Delluc Co... ffruct fhara'isis go broadway. NY.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

There has been expressed fear in Demo
cratic circles that after Mr.. Hall gets
the Globe well on its feet he will sell it
to the Republicans, as he did the Dispatch.
From the following item in State paper
it mighty possibl be inferred that H. p.
was gradually preparing the Democratic
intellect to sustain him in some such con-
templated manoeuvre:-St. Paul Dispatch
III. p. Hall, in selling out the Dispatch
to the Republicans in 1876, did what he
had a perfect right TO do 1t was purely
a business transaction, and surely a per-
son has got a right to dispose of. his pro
perry when he can sell to advantage,
The extract referred to was quoted
from the UNION, and was in answer to
Democrat who blamed Mr.. Hall for
selling out the Dispatch. We firmly
believe that the Globe will remain
what it purports to be--a red hot
democratic sheet, and if they Demo.
Gratis Of the State do not accord it a
liberal support, they do not deserve to
be represented by an organ. aeN :.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

QU1TEa sensation was created in the
the House on Saturday, when c. c.
Brandt representative from Brown
County arose in his seat and announced
an agent of the book ring had bribed
him with $50 to vote for some amend
ments to the Merrill text book law.
The UNION, heretofore has had moth
ing to sa, in regard to this text book
business, but now that fMerrill's op-
ponents have resorted to bribery. we
hope the legislature will mediterranean
nor repeal the last winters law. u
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

WoULD it not be a God send to the
laboring men in this vicinity-seeing
that numbering is almost a total fail
ure--if work on the Princeton & Ano-
ka railroad was commenced this spring?
Still there are few blatherskites who
claim to be workingmen O. and are
opposed to giving working.men a
chance to earn a living. a.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20
- All legal advertisements must be paid
for invariably before affidavit Of publica
Sis
ton will be furnished. No deviation from
this rule hereafter.

Now is the time to subscribe, Sub
cribe for home papers; where is the
use of sending to New York or Chi
cago for papers when yon can get as
good and bettor in your own state?
We furnish the St. Paul Weekly Dis
PATCH, live, ably edited ten-column
paper, land the UNION for 81 rs per
year. And the UNION and the PIONEER
Press for 50 so per year, with map
SO cents extra, and the splendid map
is we'll worth 81 SO. Call and see
sample CORES at this Office. :.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

The silver bill, slightly amended as
it came from the House, passed the
Senate on Saturday, by vote Of 45 to
2l; more than two-thirds majority
The probability is that the House
will concur in the Senate's amend
ments, and the bill will become a law
forthwith; for. even if the President
were to exercise his veto power, the
bill would be passed over his head. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

A BULLY in Owatonna, named Lam
gan, got on DRINK and swore he could
not be arrested; the Village Marshal
did arrest him however; brother Of
the rowdy interfered and kicked the
Marshal, when that officer drew his
revolver and blazed away, and Langan
No. l went along peacably, while
Langan No. 2 will kick no more in
this world. Verdict Of the coroner's
jury, justifable homicide. ~, ,..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

The sympathies Of the great-majof.
ity Of the people Of the United: States
are with Russia as against Turkey and
England. Russia befriended this coun.
try during the dark days of the rebel
lion, while England done all in her
power to aid the cause ofthe south; it
is natural that Americans should SYM
.pathize with Russia. '5 ssis79aaa .a0
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

PARTIES in St. Cloud are afraid that
the county seat Of the county, may be
removed from that city to Melrose, OR
Sank Centre; so they are DESTROYS of
annexing Benton county to Stearns,
but Benton has managed to get along
very nicely by herself these many
years, and will have nothing to do
with Stearnes. There is very little
prospect of the annexation scheme
being carried out, as the people of
Benton generally, are we'll satisfied
with things as~theb are.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

Some people. imagine that the coun-
ty printing in this county, is a big
thing; but they would be surprised if
we were to inform them that since the
UNION was first started, fourteen
months ago, its revenues from all the
official and village printing, has not
amounted to $l75., Do not take our
word for it, examine the Financial
Statement when it is published. 4oitson
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-20

SHALL IT BE ALLowED!--- Intoxica.
ting liquor sold, not simply in viola
ton, but in open, positive defiance of
law, in this village. Men collecting
and not only permitting drunken men
to use the most profane and obscene
language in the public streets, but en-
courage most brutal fight. How
long is this to continued Shall we L.
cense such conduct, or the business
which is the active procuring cause of
all these disgusting and murderous vi
olation of all rules ofpeace and safety.
---Eik Riuer Neacs. -, >.,.}
. No, Of course you should not eli
cense such conduct as referred to. but
why don't the officers in Elk River
enforce the lava If several more Of
the DULLES and rowdies were served as
aOlmstead was, Elk River would get
rid ofwhat the Meas complains of.