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'0' want anything in the line
es'r'ss, dry Rooda, notions,
u efoctsry, clocks, candies.
"''er', ssrdines, crackers,
Epesehes, cherries, sherry.
sa'' OF the natural corn juice.
oald 60 to A. A. Deans
haa . stock that it will
eyes good to look at. The
Young man" will be found
Ss% times ready to wait on
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I,so',ced cotton -pickers in the
bdanng the past week, and
,Isshes al. we're white with the
w. II the wcrlns do no more
,w than they did in their visit
IN ~ctiou, il would be u for
bic thing 70 have them oftener,
as crop this year is undonbted-
be bst one this parish has
kz ten ,ears. go
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sToLEN 3

One dark brown fIons. ssosts y
hands high. loashed reane sad ~
branded I'd NJ on tie shou1der.s Any
inf.nmation lending 20 the recovery ef
the horse viii be literally rewarded.
HENRY JETER,
Deputy saeriff Of Grant Parrish.
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h, that our New Orleans ex-
.,,. ran be looked for regular
| q ,b.ll publish every week the
\ u.rts. report from that city.
| III D. iourd in another column.
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,.,r,s,a l. Schnsck sre now
y, SOLID Silver American
,,ior els so and $50 Ever,
\ tully guaranteed. See their
.dsuent i'll to-day's issue.
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!. and bar opposite Collar,
-. week was about as big
| .rrl head, is now as large as
| IA Of & barn.
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! / sr.aiu farmer. living not a
Iu~nd miles from Collar. has
I.slnssrai Young pigs lately,
apposed that cats or carrlou
~ s,rs destroying them. The
~ ia, two white men we're
|ri in the set OF stealing them.
! lurus ont that III. thieves
y nOt crows, but creoies.
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=. IN FIR the frs. time since
\. .s bssn a town; the Red
,.i hns has advertised n
Lila this print-
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|. ,,b, article NEGRO Suhrsgt
!. turtb page Of this ISSUE
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A cn3Jco 10 ufaW any OF tno SOOSo
prizes for IS cents. Tickets describing
pnzes are sealsd in envelopes and we'll
mixed. On receipt of IS cents scaled
ticket ,s drawn with ut choice, and sent
BY mail 10 any address. Ths prize
named apon it will be delivered ~ the
ticket-holder on payment Of One Dollar.
Prizes are immediately sent to any sd-
dress By express OF return mail.
You VIII know what Your prize %
before you pav for it. No blanks Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF THE PnEss Fair dcal-
ling can be relied on."-N. Y. Herald,
lAug. ~. "A genuine distribution, -
world, Sept 8. Mot one of the hum
bues If the day" - Weekly Tribune,
iJuiy7. They give general satisiac-
ton. "-staats zeitung. Aug. S.
| REFrRrSCEs.-By kind permission We
refer to the following: frsetiis =.
Lane, Louisville, drew $4,000. Miss
Hattie Banker. Charleston, IS, 600. Mrs.
Louisa T. Blske, st Paul, Piano, 500.
flannel v. Raymond, Boston, $500. -
Eugene p. Brsckett, Pittsburg, wasch,
$3.50 Miss Annie osgood, Nov Or
leans, 5000. Emory l. Pratt. Colun,-
oas. Ouio, 5000.
One cash gift in every package of i5d
icks guaranteed. tickets for 81 /; II
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Agents wanted, to whom we Offs
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.rpDaY, NOV. %. 1878

IN judicial advertisements
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l.. Md in COlfar on each fr day
,be frs. and srcoad Sun
!. month. by the Rev j. L. r
rr.ci.er in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
the M0rkef9.
RAITIMnRE Gant

BALTIMORE, Sept. 24.-Virgini. sixes, old,
90; CO. deferred. 81; do. consolidated, 5fas; do.
second series, 81; past due coupons, s2. North
tax, bio to day. Sugar active and firm 81 a9A
BALTlAORE, Sept. 2l.-CotJan duh and
hesNy-middling. pOmtnally 10Aa11 Flour daII
ana heavy for high grades and steady for medium
aLd low. Wheat, s-uthern firm; western strong
I.C5aI.o7; No. Pennsylvans red Log: No. 3
western winter red, spot. September aad october
Legs; Novenber l07a1 o74. Corn, southern
steady; western firm and higner-eoutlierr white
q. DO yellow, 53L54: western mixed, spot aud
Septembsr, Big; October. 6o.6o&; November, GOV
southern; 2Ss 30 western white, 29a3I; 90. miIei,
2.a8ot: Pennsylvsnia 23AS0. Rye siesdy-so1th-
eIn, b2sb4. Hay dull aDs unchanged. Provisions
quiet quiet aId . efsier. Mess pork, 10 25. Bulk mesfs,
Hacked; bS4a6a. Baoon-shoulters 81: celr ri6
sides, IA. hams-sugsr- cured. l2haI4r. Lard
wanted-westeIn. ieals: Psreleum dull and
sSHerRsGues smERio es,s ns rsnsd 90 Gsse active and
L09k Receipts-nour. 400; wheat, I65, 900;
corn, IA zoo: as, q GOO; rye zoo. ShIpmentse
wheat IA, 7Co. Freights to Liverpool per steam sr
dull and nominal.
NEW YORK, Sept s4.-stocks heavy. Money,
=. G0d. lOosa. EIchange, long, 4S1; short, 435h.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-Flour quiet ana un.
changed. Wheat, spring dali and winter higher,
Corn quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. "a, 1880 p. m.-Erie, l3S;
90. prefeInd. 81. Pennsylvania Central. SAN.
LONDON. Sept. "a, .. m.-Paris advices
quote five per cent. rentes 11S francs 65 centimss
for the account.
LIvERPOOL. Sept. "a, q p. m.-Bresdstuns
winter. Corn, 22s. 81. ABS. per quarter for new
mixed western.
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WESTERN ITEMS.

n Business Failure.
ClSCrNNAT1, Sept. 2A-Payne. Holden 4 Co,
plank book and stationery house. at Dayton,
onIo iailed yesterday. Liabilities, $4,000; as
An Extraditton Decision.
In deciding upon the case OF Charles Van
Week, an alleged fugitive from Justice. for
whom the governor OF Pennsylvania issued a
reyuisliion, Judge Longworth yesterday de-
cloeu that he had no right 10 inl dire into the
guilt or the innocence OF the accuse I, but only
10 determine the legality OF the process and
whether he is in truth the party described.
Child Fatally Hurt by m PET Rear
4 dispatch from Rome MichIgan. states
inat cn saturday last large tame bear kept
py one MotZman becoming enraged ar Moltz-
man daughter Ehna, seized her, threw her
down. and began chewing her thigh. E,hel
Hedges, young lady. who Was In ,ae house,
ran out and endeay5red 10 make the brute
release his hold. but instead he ran into his
kennel, carrying the child with him. Ethel
picked up large stone, rushed into the ken
nel ana succeeded in eNtricatiag the child
chiis Si,, sne naniinais Jaws Large pieces OF the
chlio thigh had already been torn Of and
saved. INV e
Active War ON Railroad Ticket
r Sealpers.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Seyeral moo,bs auo q,
luulct ctilent was found against T. y Watson for
MAY MnsMiy i.l,y seihng railroad tickets. Judges
,,hc3ltlSter and Moore yesterday held that fhe
law under which he was indicted is good and
that the state can protect the people against
speculators In railroad tickets. Tue decision
cohphes with the decision rendered bv ,Jud ga
FarMell some time ago, and ne various rail-.
road companies have now directed Mr.
rfelGe, Who prosecuted the case. to 'pull' ali
The scalpers' offices and arres; the Offending
parties; just the same as gambling houses are
pulled by the police. The complaints against
these Offices by travellers come in without
number, and persistent warfare is now TO
De waEed until the proprietors have been COM
PEELED To abandon their business
Found Dead.
ClNCiNNATI, Sept. IA despatch this morn
ing states that James Mullen, a wealthy far
mer and bachelor, residing near Cover Mo.
was found Saturday morning lying near his
barn dead. The body was frightfnIly mangled,
nearly all the flesh having been eaten of the
bones Icy hogs. The suppoSition is that he fell
from the barn loft, breaking his neck His
Lorses and cattle were tied in The barn and
nearly starved when discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


,CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 23.-The Porte to.
day received a telegram from the Prince OF
Montenegro, strongly insisting upon the
prompt surrender of the territory ceded to
that country by the treaty of Berlin.
The British Fleet in Turkish Waters.
LONDON, Sept. A.-A special dispatch to the
Manchester Guardian from COnStantinoDle
says: 1.-The British feet will leave the Princes
Islands for Artaki on Saturday next at the
latest and possibly earlier"
Imaginary.
LONDON, Sept. PA dispatch to Reuters
Telegram company from St Petersburg says:
The suppOSitiOn that an understanding
exists between Russia and Afghauistan Is
declared in well informed quarters to be
purely imaginary as far as known here"
The Feeling at Pesth.
A special dispatch to the STANDARD from
ton cannot be otherwise than unpopular In
Hungary, the news of Austrian successes
gives great satisfaction here"
Bismarck.
BERLIN, Sept. A.-Prince Bismarck has
gone to VarZin.
German Bishops In Rome.
ROME, Sept. A-Several German bishops
are expected here in October to report on the
operation of the May laws in their diOceSes
Some expelled bishops have also been sum
moned to the Vatican to consult concerning
their future positions. These steps are con.
nected with the pending negotiations between
the Vatican and Germany.
Resistance to ROumania.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 24.-it is reported that
bands are organizing in the DObrudscha TO
they have plenty Of arms and Ammunition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

THE STATEN ISLAND MYSTERY. On Fri.
day last Rev Mr.. Litchtenberg and George
Hommell, of Saugerties, New York, identified
Island as Annie Hommell, daughter of the
latter, who left her home I'm disgrace IN
December last, but later developments have
beyond doubt mistaken, and that the truth is
yet to be discovered. Thoughtful people will
note with sorrow and apprehension the moral
indications given by the attempts already
shown that al least two other women have
disappeared from their homes because OF inn
prophecies like that which led to the death
and brutal burial OF the unknown girl upon
Staten Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
CONNECTICUT TREPCBEECANS.
Nominations by the State Conyeu.

HARTFORD, CT, Sept. 2i-The republican
state convention met today The Temporary
Chain man. Col: Hoyt, and the permanent chair
man, stephen w. Kellogg, made speeches une-
quivccally in favor of nard money. Chas B.
Andrews, OF Litchfeld, was nominated for
governor. by reclamation, Henry {. Robin
son. OF Hartford, declining to be a candidate.
David Galiet was nominated for lieutenant
governor: David Torrence for secretary of
state. Recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

THIS is the way Major Kennedy introduced
Mrs Hayes at Willoughby, o., on Tues
day: Fellow-soldiers and fellow-citizens-
President Hayes has been presiding here
awhile, but propose now to preside myself a
Garfield and other speakers, and among them
myself but desire TO present to you one who
not only commands the cavalry, but the infan-
try, and not only commands the navy and
army, but besides commanding these COM
mands the government itself. because she
commands the PreSident-Mrs. President
HAYES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
NEVADA DEMOCRATS.
Tho STATE Cauyeufiop

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24-The democratic
state convention of Nevada met YESTERDAY
aud adopted hard money platform advocat-
and nominated for governor l.. r. Bradley the
prhsent incumbent; for Lieutenant governor
j. nj. Adams, and for Congress WE +. Deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Sitting RuII Wants fo Surrnudor

CHICAGO, Sept. N.-Col. Miles trlagraphS the
Lieutenant General from Fort Keogh, Mont.
that SIX Sioux have arrived al the fort from
the British possessions, being emiSsaries sent
over the lines by sitting Bal ta ascertain
upon what terms his people wolld be permit
ted TO surrender TO the United STATES military
authorities. They represented tha5 the Sioux
who had taken refuge ia Canadl were very
GesiTOuS of reiurninr In the Sfafns -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.-At Fishkill,
NY, David Bell, whose sufferings from hydro.
phobia were described I'm the papers, died in
terrible agony at O'Clock Sunday morning.
His relatives were compelled to handcuff him
and put strait Jacket on him. He foamed
at the mouth and barked like dog. A colored
girl has also been attacked with the frightful
malady, and terrible excitement prevails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
Risnop McCoskrey,s Snccessar.

DETROIT, MICH.. Sept. 2i.-The standing
committee of the diocese of Michigan last
night decided that they would not call a spe-
cial convention for the election of bishop in
the place OF the deposed Bishop McCoskrey.
his leaves the matter open until next June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
Panic I'm Nebrast.e

Advlees from Sidney, Neb., report the situa-
lon there unchanged. The settlers aloag the
expected line of the CheyenneS march are be-
coming alarmed. Citizens of O-allala and
other points are appealing to Co. Thornberg
for -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

SHARP FIGHTING IN BOsNIA.-The Austrian
army OF occupation has made a successful ad-
vance against the insurgents In northeast Bos-
MIA. They occupied Senkoyics, after an en-
gagement OF six hours. The Austrian loss was
four hundred killed and wounded. The iusur-
gent loss must have been far greater, as they
were taken in tank and had to retreat undera
destructive artillery fire. Many hundred Ma
hommedan families from the besieged towns
have taken refuge In Seryta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

SAD sad funeral occurred
this morning at Mr. Murat Halstead's house,
on west 7th street. OF all Mr. Halstead's large
family only two were present to follow the
remains OF little Banks 10 the grave. Father.
mother and five children are In Paris, two
children are in Missouri. and two only were i'm
winsome seven-year boy, always cheerful.
Last Saturday. while out riding, he had a Slight
malarial attack, which soon developed into
an illness of only three days. His is tue first
death In the family, and the sympathies of a
wide circle OF friends will be given to Mr. and
Mrs. HalStead in this great bereavement, rem
dered doubly sad by the time of its occur.
rence.-[ Cincinnati Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

THE woman and child found murdered Sun
cay, near Indianapolis. prove to be the wite
anq cnli9 OF WIN: Merrick, who keeps livery
knowledge of the crime.
~ The Odd Fellows bank OF Sacramento.
Cal, has decided to wind up its business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
Killed by n Train.

WINFIELD l.. l., Sept 24.-Mr Luther, a
German aged IS, and the father of three child
reD, was struck by train last night an eighth
of mile east OF this place, and inst antIy
killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

&s-The receiver of the German Savings
bank OF Morrisania, n. Y, has begun suits
against the trustees Of the bank for the recov.
cry of s230,C00
DR.. Babcock, inventor OF the fire extiu-
guisber bearing his name, is a drunken out
cast In Oakland, Cal He was once moderate
ly wealthy.
As-Four democratic clerks in New Orleans,
U. S. court for refusing registration to a col
ored man.
A6TEomas Wardlaw's body has been found
skull crushed in. His wife and her nara mour
Thomas Dowd, were arrested.
&8Gilmore's 22d regiment band IS expected
to arrive in New York by the Steamship Mosel.
which u due next Thursday or Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

A NEGRO LYNCHRD By WHITE Mona
dispatch to the Nashville American from
Athens. Ala, says that at II O'clock last Satur
into that town, and forcing the taller tn de-
liver up the keys OF the jail, took therefrom
Daniel Mcbride, negro, charged with having
mufoered a white man near Athens ON the
on the spot where the murder was committed
NO Tears OF lypching had been entertained,
ara the matter was conducted so quietly that
ieW citizens knew he had been removed from
lal until morning. The coroner's verdict was
Qeath from Stran gulation by unkuoMn parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

ATTACK ON NEWSPAPER MAN.-Consider-
able excitement was caused in Philadelphia
yesterday by an attack with a horse whip
made by Richard Newton Price upon Hugh A
Mullen, proprietor of the Sunday World
were separated. An article in the World
rejecting on Prices father, q ward politician.
caused the row. The affair took place at the
corner OF 1th and Chestnut street, where Price
laid in wait for Mullen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

THE TRIAL OF the colored man George Henry
SplnkS Tor the murder in May last at No n
Charles street, Of Matilda Richards took place
In the baltimore criminal court yesterday. 1t
resulted, by consent of counsel, In verdict of
manslaughter, and the prisoner was remanded
Tor sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

SHOT WHILE STEALING FRUIT-At Altoona.
"a. michael nj. Rodgers, a clerk of the Penn
Sylvan1a railroad, shot a boy named Kuhn
Sunday afternoon while in the act of stealing
some OF his fruit. 1t is thought the boy cannot
recover. Rodgers is under arrest.
"A Boy MIssING.-Charles Martin, aged
eleven, is missing from his home in Newport.
been drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

THE TREASURY BALANCES to-day are: Cur.
rency, 81 ,7S3, ,646; coin, 1926 322, ,95S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24
ReuOmfnafad

MERIDEN, CT- Sept A.-The democrats of
nominated Hon. Jas Phelps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

THE PRESIDENT and party will return to the
city tomorrow morning, at 9 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

ORDERS for $3.50, in silver ,llars, were
received at the Treasury up to noon today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-24

THE UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA meets in
Pittsburg to-day. In the evening speeches
will ie made by Henry M. Hoyt, republican
candidate for governor; Galusha A. Grow,
Coy: .Hartranft, Gen. Mccarthy and others,
and the occasion is intended to be the opening
OF the campaign in western Pennsylvania
Letters have been received from Secretary
reputation, which will be read, and the key
note OF the campaign of 1880 will be sounded
by the republican party. The President has
s1gnlfied his Intention of being present, and
the fact Is considered of considerable political
Sipnifjeapca ~.'>
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o3O,OOO FOR So.

S3O.OOO FOR So.
$780, 600 FOR 50.
$4,000 FOR 81.
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
SIMMONS d DICKINSON. Managers.
istence, during which time It has never postponed
. adraWing or scaled prize. will, on
SEPTEMBER %, 1878,
Hayea grand extraordinary drawing, In which 1t
will distribute Sill 400 In prizes.
Read the Scheme and grasp this opportunity-it
may be wheel Of fortune 70 you. some one will
SCHEME:
1Prize OF $50 600 O0is.................... Is. $50 600
1Prtze OF 1b 600 OOis..................... is, 600
1PrtZe CT 1000 Is. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B, 600
2PriZeS of q 600 are.................. 4 600
2Prizes Of 1.6OO Observation-Disclosures. 5000
6Prizes OF 1000 are.................. 8 00O
bOPriZes of 200 Observation-Disclosures. 10 001
100 Prizes of 100 aye................... 10. COO
200 Prizes Of 90 are................... 10 600
500 Prizes of 20 Observation-Disclosures. IL, OO1
J. 027 Other Prizes, amounting 70. ........ Is 400
1859 sll7. 400
Whole Tickets only So; Halres 81.
All ofders are promptly nlled by return mail, and
the Commissioners certified printed drawings are
sent to all purchasers Immediately after the draw
h0entisl.
Prizes cashed at this offi,e upon presentation,
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