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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-02
VESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTES
STAIThTON VTRGTNIA

n M Ouo WIZ 10 educate MS daughter
~ thoroughly. on the lowest terms and least eX-
pense In of the first schools for young ladies in
the United States write for catalogue to
REV. DR.. VIM. A. HARRIS President,
StauntOn. Virginia.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,-Session
- be gins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continues
nine months. The institution is organized on the
elective system, giving the student free choice
studies With full in the Schools of tho AGA
demlc Department and in the Schools of Law. Meu-
icine Engineerir and Agriculture For catalogue
apply to the Secretary of the Faculty, P o UniVer-
silly of Virginia. JAMES +. HARRISON, MD,
hal rpnar Of he Eao
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optcTdI 70 Ile ApptdLI
JACKSON, August 1.-The Democracy were
victorious by a majority of from 700 to 1000,
and the straight ticket is elected triumphant
ly. Old Madison always does her duty. The
supreme court judges head the ticket. Jack
son is in blaze of enthusiasm; canoon firing,
and the people shouting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-02
OF THE AUSTRIANs INTO TURKISH
PROVINCES.

guard has arrived at Bapjaluka, Bosnia.
The TurkishIoficials and the Austrian consul
general have fed from SeraJevo on account OF
the menacing attitude of the populace. 1t is
stated that the troops, after crossing therlver
Saya, weIesGred on by united Mahommedan
and christian bands, who are expected to oc
cupy the de6les leading to Herzegovina as
the Austrians advance.
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To The Trade!
AN now prepared to sell, at wholesale aIs retail
Furniture and Mattresses
NOn.Residenf Notice.

lower than ever before sold Ia the CITY, Ordersfrum
country dealers especially solicited.
WIN. K. TBIXTON IRVING RLoCK),
No. 25R Sacnnd street
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| We, the undersigned, subscribe the amount
! opposite our names for the purpose of provid-
ing an auxiliary fund for assisting the board
of health in improving the sanitary condition
of the city, such funds 10 be paid out upon
| the order of the executive committee appoint
| by the citizens meeting of July 81, 1873:
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sI1,e56 90 s1,1Os s17 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-13
Brighton Cattle Market.
For the week ending Wednesday.

4oA Iho week enNunS w wednesday, June II,
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 1853; Sheep
and Lambs 5000; Swine 1920; number of Western
Cattle 400; Eastern Cattle "a; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 1876
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 tbs live weight-Extra
quality at So 37A q IS; first quality at 81 624 q
62o; second quality at 81 % a 4 so; third quality
at 20 % @ 124; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. &C., at 3 III q 3 62.
low SIC % fb.
4ac F tb.
Calf Skins 100 y ID; wool Sheep Skins 75c a 81 25
eacn Lamb Skins 40c each; Sheared Sheep Skins at
10 q 25c each.
Working Oxen-At this season of the year there
are but few pairs of workers efered in market for
sale each week. There was not much call for them
THIS week and but very few in market. The trade
LOT working Oxen will be better as soon as Cattle
commence coming in from Maine more freely,
Store Cattle-Yearlings So q SIS; two wear olds
I'll VI; three year Odds $25 q $i5 % head Prices
Beef. ~
y, Mich Cows-Extra $50 a $40; ordinary 500 q Si5
y head: The trade for Mich Cows has been quiet.
Most OF those offered in market for sale were of a
common grade.
Sheep and Lambs-Three was large supply from
the west, mostly owned by G. w. Hollis and taken
direct to the Abator to be slaughtered. Sheep cost
from A @ sic; Lambs q Sc " ID live Neight.
Swine-Fat Hogs 752O-prlces q 4lc p tb live
weight,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Portland Markets.


FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 18th.
The markets this week are fairly active with but
few changes of note. Provisions and breadstuf are
now in better demand than they have been for some
weeks and there good prospect of revival in this
line. The money market shows no change and
gold closed Wednesday, 9th, at $1.O1.
Beans are unchanged. Butter is plenty at last
weeks quotations. Cheese is firm at same prices
Coffee is dull and unchanged. Cooperage is un-
changed. Copper and Cordage show no change.
Quinine dull and quoted lower. Duck is unchang-
ed. The fish market is little more active and large
bank cod are quoted at $3OO@s325 Scaled herring
are higher and are quoted at 1922. Fruit show
an advance, and We quote lemons at $5.0C@s55o
Oranges at $500 and Valencias at S9OO0s11O 90
Flour is dull and sales light. Shorts are quoted
at $500. Hay IS unchanged. Iron is unchanged.
Lard IS firm and prices show slight advance.
Leather shows slight reduction, middle weight be-
ing quoted at 23925. heavy 2o@25, and damaged at
2C922 Lumber is quiet and unchanged. Molasses
is dull and unchanged Turpentine is higher, being
quoted at 359iO. The only change in oils is a
slight advance in linseed. The only change to note
in produce is reduction in Bermuda onions to SO.
Beef is dull and is quoted 30 cts lower on all grades
Pcrk is firm and we quote backs at $I3.00aS13b 30
Hams are higher and we quote them at SOLO. Salt
Is unchanged. Sugars are firm and we quote granu-
lated at So and extra at 81. Teas are dun and I'M
changed. Tobacco is very quiet and unchanged in
mi
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MINOR TELEGRAMs,

Elections to the German parliament take
place July Both.
There mas heavy fall of snow in Perthshire,
Scotlann, yesterday.
Gen. Martinez Campos made triumphant
entry in Havana at the head of 1000 troops yes
terdsy.
Gen. Merritt with eight companies of cavalry
has left Fort Mckinney, Wyoming, for the
camp on Clear Bask creek, where he will re-
main for the present scouting.
A severe hail storm accompanied by light
ming passed over Rochester, N. H., yesterday.
Crops were badly injured.
Secretary Sherman has written a letter to the
chairman of the honest money league at Mil
Yankee, commencing that organization and its
objects.
There was serious riot in Quebec yesterday,
caused by strikers. The military fired on the
mob. and one man was killed and several
wounded.
Coopers address to Congress urges the re-
peal OF the resumption law and the issue of
1900 million of legal tender notes, in order to
save the people from being taxed IS millions
for the revenue now required to pay the inter-
est Oh bonds which tie first amount named
would purchase. Cooper claims that this would
release the people from the present financial
distress.
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WASHINGTON.
The Kim,,sel Rin

WASHINGTON, Jnne 1.-THE House judiciary
committee, in order to afford chairman Knott
an opportunity to prepare his dissenting views
on the resolution adopted yesterday concerning
the Kimmel bill, agreed this morning To post
pone action upon the question of adopt ng the
report drafted by Hartridge to accompany said
resolution, until Friday. The report will
briefly present legal argument in support of
the resolution, which declares there is no con-
stltutional power in Congress or the courts to
revise er reopen any question of the Presiden-
tial title after the result of the election is de-
clared by the two houses of Congress, but that
alleged frauds should be thoroughly investi-
gated. Two or three Republican members say
they win not subscribe to this report
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EUROPE.
Emperor William Rapidly Recoy-
ering.
Further Details of the Congress
Programme

BERLIN, June 1.-THE Emperor is expected
to go to Bebelsberg Monday next. His health
is so much improved he hopes to be able to give
receptian to the plenipotentaries before the
adjournment of Congress.
The Congress will open at 2 o clock on Thnrs-
day afternoon. Bismarck will deliver a short
address of welcome. 1t is unlikely that any
business will be undertaken before the arrival
of the Tarkish representatives.
Prince Bismarck is said to be in good health
Prince Hoheulohe, German ambassador to
Paris, will sit as third plenipotentiary for Ger
many. Herbert Bismarck and Count DAN
nay Of the French legation at Berlin, will as
sist Aerr Rodowitz in drafting the protocol.
BRUSSELS, June 12.-As far as known the
Liberals have majority of ten in the Chamber
OF Deputies and six in the Senate. In one in
stance second ballot will be necessary.
PARIS June 12.-Ex-Ring George of Hano-
yer died today.
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Boston Boot and shoe Market.

shoes from this market to places outside of New
England during the past week have been II ,977
cases. against 1881 cases for the same week last
week. ~
Total shipments of boots and shoes faom this
market 81 since the first of January 52s 1858 cases.
against DO GUS cases for the same period last year.
Inc most noticeable feature of the week in the boot
and shoe trade is the large number of buyers here
There seems 70 be disposition the part of job
themselves, and while the number of statesmen who
have been out soliciting orders much smaller than
usual, they nave failed to obtain any considerable
number OF orders, as the jobbers prefer to make
personal visit, and this pefnicons custom of drum
ming trade, which has become serious expense to
me manufacturers and great bore to the jobber is
likely within few years to be abolished.
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MAINE.
Ivy Day at Bates.

LEWISTON, June 13.-This afternoon the
classes of 70, Bates, inaugurated Ivy Day exer.
cises. A procession was formed at 2 o'clock
and marched through the streets. thence to the
chapel where an GRAFTON was delivered by r.
j. Johonnett, poem by G. E. Felch, after which
the usual presentations were made. The class
was fortunate in having all the outdoor exer-
cises between the showers.
Hailsform.
A heavy shower occurred this afternoon, ac-
companied by hail, which damaged tender
nlanfH
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Boston Bank Statement.
New York stock and MONEY Market.

NEW YORK, June 12-Evening. Money easy at "a
@S per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange steady at
4S4a 4s44 for long and 1861 q 1860 for short sight
per cent and fiat. Clearngs $3.50, OOO The Gus.
toms receipts to-day were $276,OO0. The Treasury
disbursements were SOL 900. Governments are firm
State bonds dull. Railroad mortgages weak. Stock
market closed weak.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregated $1,000 shares including $4,000 shares Lake
Shore 80 400 shares Erie, 9,4O0 shares North Wes-
term 70 800 shares st Paul. $500 shares Lackawanna
II 800 shares Western Union, 200 shares Michigan
Central, 1760 shares New York Central 5000 shares
Ohio q Mississippi 100 shares Wabash, 1875 shares
Rock Island, 100 shares New Jersey Central, 1875
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.

State Convention at Cincianati-The
Nominations and Resolutions.
CINCINNATI June 1.-THE Republican
state Convention organized today with Judge
WEIGH as temporary chairman.
Inc convention reassembled at o'clock.
man. Judge VIM. White was nominated for
Judge OF the Supreme Court. and Milton
Barnes far Secretary of State, both by accla-
The convention adopted resolutions in sub.
stance favering, an Investigation of election
frauds, impartial and in all states where al
legged to occur; declaring that the Presidents
title must not be disturbed; opposing the nav
ment of Southern claims, and extending svm.
pathy to the oppressed Southern Republicans.
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mRTEOROL0GsCAa,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY POUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SiaSaE,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
june Is, Il A. NJ.
For New England
MINOR TELEGRANgS
higher pressure, nearly stationary temperature,
clear or partly cloudy weather aud possibly
occasional slight rains with north to west winds
veering in the western portions of the former
to northeasterly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-13

Barque Addie McAdam, Merriman, from Antwerp
tor Cape Breton, which put into Weymouth May 30,
after collding with steamer, was struck on star
board bow, cutting down rail and bGlwarks, started
water ways &c.
Sch Alabama. Ross, from Demarara for Whining
ton, struck on Frying Pan Shoal 18th, AM, but came
off a few hours after and started up the beach in
charge of the mate and one man, the captain and
mander OF the crew having gone to Smithville for
assistance.
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Chicago UatliesMarko,.

CHICAGO, June 12 Hogs-receipts Sc, 900 head ship
ments 5000 head; choice heavy at rs q 80; light
at 10 q %; mixed at 8 10 a 8 30.
Cattle-receipts 5000 head; shipments 100 head !;
heavy shipping Steers at 4 90 a So; feeders and
stockers firm at 10 q 80; butchers in fair demand
at 2 IS @450.
,Sheep-receipts $50 head; market quiet and I'M
changed,
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HEALTH AND EcoNoMY.-Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is "Con
gress" Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy and
especially good for dyspepics when used in Biscuits
Dumplings Ac. Give it trial, and you will always
use Congress',.
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THE SCUTTLED SCHOONER.

Capt. Clark Gone to Mexico.
PORTSMOUTH, June ia letter from Capt.
Melvin j. Clark. who scuttled the schooner E.
81. Pray, has been received here dated Embelo.
Colorado. He was on his way to Mexico, where
he evidently expects to escape the officers of the
law
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-13

The Rome Bersaglieri liberal newspaper)
stated yesterday that the Pope had a protracted
fainting fit The Observatory Romano officially
states that the Pope's health is excellent. The
Cathoica contradIcts the report that the Pope
contemplates going to the country. The
weather in Rome is excessively hot
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-13
EI&HERnIEN.

Ar at Port Mugrave Ms. sth inst. sch May Queen,
from Anticosta for Ellsworth; H Willard Willard,
Portland for Labrador
North.
Ar at Halifax sth, sch Mary Lizzie Couley, Wes-
tern Banks, (and cid to return)
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MARRIED..

At White Rock, June 0, by Rev. W. j. Twort Chas
". Whitman of Atkinson and Miss Rosa E. Andrews
of Lewiston.
r. III New Gloucester, June 4, Lleweyn Bryant Of
St0neham and Miss Annette Verrill of Raymond
In Wiscasset. May %. Frederick E. Albee and Alice
s. Hanson, both of Dresden.
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Clearing House Transactions.

EORTLAND, June Z.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gpss Exchanges. S107, 014543
NsI oaiances........ ."............"... $4,000 43
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AR at Liverpool 18th, ship Prussia, Macloon, from
New Orleans.
sid FIN Oporto prev to 18th inst, brig Mary Bartlett
for New York.
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Europeau Markets.,

LONDON, June 12-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 11-16
or money and 95 Is. 16 for account.
LONDON, June 12-12.30 p. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, 67s at 1893 new 5s 1O73
new MS 1854 lo-40s, 1O94; Erie l5s; preferred 49,
Illinois Central ST..
LONDON, June 12-2 30 P. M.-Consols at 95 9-16
for money and So 11-16 for account.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-12.30 p. M.-Cotton market
hrmer but not higher; Middling uplands at Gid; do
orleans at 7-16d sales 900 bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts SO 277 bales
including 81, 1873 American.
Futures 1-32d better; June and ,July 81: Julv and
August 6 SIG. az
Flour at 23.6 q Is; Winter Wheat at 10 10 a II !;
Sprlng 40 at IL @97; California averages at 10 5
III club at 10 g IL Q; Corn at % 8; Peas at &c.
PROVISIONS, &c-Pork at AZ s. Beef II; Bacon at 81 6
(g 20 .; Lard at Sc. Cheese at 49, Tallow 81 6. At
London Tallow at 3S 8.
PARIS, June 12-Rentes ILL SIC.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsHIps.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, June ~.
ARRIVED

Wednesday, june II.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York-mdse
Steamer Jas A Gary Grant, Bostonfor. Calais and
Eastport.
Sch M McLanghlin, grl Forrest, Port Caledonia
Sch Alaska, Joyce, Newport-70 bbls mackerel.
Machias.
fish. WV ~
Sch Three Sisters, Blckmore, Friendship.
Schs VIM keene, Weber; John II Kennedy, Web
Der; Abdon Keene Keene. and George Mcclellan,
keene, Bremen, TO fit for Bay Chaleur.
CLEARED.
Sch Mahaska, Harrington. New York; Rumery.
~, Sch Como. Bunker, Sand River, Ms, to load for
New York-master.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey, Kennebec, to load for
New York-master.
Sch Annie Leland, Homer, Bangor-master.
Sch Marriott, Weber, Round Pond-NathI Blake
Sch Fannie, Mitchell, Gouldsboro.Nath'l Blake
Sch Exact, Kmball, Boothbay-Nath'l Blake.
wrecked at New York with two inch augor. has
been heard from at Ewbelo, Colorado. He was on
his way to Mexico.
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 12th briggs Eugenia, from Maya
guez Isaac Carver, Gray, Cardenas schs Speedwell,
from Nassau, Mp; Alta Cole, Humacoa.
Ar al Amsterdam 1lth, barque III Bowers, Hark-
Ar at Rotterdam 1lth ship Florida, Curtis. Ran
COON.
: Al at Waterford 18th, barqus alenelda, Corning,
Baltimore.
Ar at Cherbourg prev to 18th inst, brig Eliza Nor
ton. Leland. New York.
Ar at Cadiz prev to 18th inst brig Staples, Stow.
, SD 18th. barque Brunswick, Hutchinson, North Of
aatteras.
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wont last long. You had best write to Matthews as
it is not best for me to have any letter to show him.
Packard was to see him one night this week and he
; alked of you to Packard and showed him the
original Nash and Weber documents but spoke well
of you. Evidently showed p. the documents be
cause 1t says in them that you made returns at the
urgent request of Packard, Kellogg 81 Co., so
PACKARD would have reason for keeping you quiet.
IL you write think you had best put it strong 1t
looks this way: On indications the Returning Board
are ior Cant and Kellogg tor Steele, neither one of
whom can get it, Busy, Mcmillan and Williams
are out OF the way. He can only appoint Packard,
myself or some Democrat, if M. will will put in any
work at ALL am sure Nash has filed strong petit
tion from colored men. Write me what you do and
II you write M. send strong but friendly cautious
letter. Give my love to poor Laura. 1t is too bad.
Her miserable health.
Truly, &c, CID.
James E. Anderson, Esq.
Ike Matthews Committee to Commence
Work To-day.
The Senate committee, appointed under Mat
thews resolution to investigate his connection
with Louisiana matters, etc, held a priv ate
meeting this afternoon and at his request de-
cided to commence the investigation tomorrow
instead of deferring it till next week. Sessions
Will be held in the room of the Senate judiciary
com mittee and be open to reporters of the AS.
ISOLATED Press only. Jas. E. Anderson and
ex-C0ngressman Darrall were this evening
suDrenaed to appear tomorrow
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts. ~
By water conveyance-10o0 bush corn meal to @
q IN " 49, ~~-~ w -
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lSales at the Brokers Board, June 12l
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 35s 1906. ............ 631
$4,000 ......... do. 63t
Boston q Maine Railroad ......,..,,,,,192A 00 1903
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth Railroad -. s51
1aeue.h lsahroau ...75 q 81
Sales at Auction.
Boston q Maine Railroad. 1929
$4,000 Maine IS. 1889. 112f
100 Portland, Saco s. Portsmout Railroad s5i a s5s
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"A WOmau,s BIessin.,,

"a WOman's Blessing"
viii rest upon your head if you carry home to your
wife box of "SILvER WHITE" for Cleansing and
Polishin up her silverware, as it does its work
quickly, thereby saving her time and strength. 1t is
sold by Jewellers and Druggists and by DENNISON
& CO., Prop'rs, Boston.
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DIED.

In this city. June IL, Mrs. Louise. wife of Chas
leighton, and daughter of John G, and Caroline RI,
Schwartz, aged 80 years 5 months.
ltuneral services Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
at No. 143 Franklin street. Burial private I
Advertiser please copy.1
In Standish. May 16, Amos W., only son of Amos
and Mary Boulton, aged years months l6 days
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FOREIGN Ports.


June q lat AZ &c. Ion 81 49, ship Belle o,Bren from
Liverpool fer st John, NIB.
june lat As 10, Ion 60 A. ship Union, Greeneaf.
from Musquash, NIB, for Liverpool.
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Portland Daily Press stock Liss

Corrected by WOODBURY. q MoULToN. Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
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has expressed himself decidedly for ms ae ~
Matthews and Ps ohg6t ne and Marks go to see
nave 1t in case he can't get it himself think If
NJ M coud press the matter now it would be snra
H wH balt Dc done next week. Write to him if Won
oypner Is here. is against Packard and snnnose i;
coming over to your place tomorrow, M other a.
"'' ifa'y yours a.,
10 Jas. E. Anderson, Esq, Philadelphia. Pa
Q-What want to understand is wbv vou
wrote wrote TO Anderson urging him to write to
Mattnews when you knew this thing had taken
exposure. 'e"'oAoN az
Al understood that after this interview with
MaStnews that he had written to Matthews
and had received letters from him and
matthew's appeared as well disposed as ever
Q.-You did not send this despatch ont of
any curiosity to see the papers. WHY did
late time? w. sn"'
Al have given you the exact retaliation
nave OF the despatch.
Nv men you sent for these papers did Won
not understand the final struggle was to take
place IN few days and you wanted Ander son
on Inc ground with the papers?
=, A.-No sir, have said to the committee
lnat cannot explain the discrepancy of the
dates. l have explained that AndersoD
coming over was some ten DAYS nrevions 70
the appointment. L am satisfied chat oniv
saw the papers ETC., one time. -'
a;s Qmaere is letter dated April g. 1873. which
aiscloses telegram that probably we have
not got in. Didn't you Telegraph to Anderson
on the 9TH OF April Are Won NOT able 70
state then that there was another telegram?
Ayes sir.
Q.-Might not that have been the teleyram
on which he came over?
Al can only fix my time of seeing the
documents and that is by the fact of some
men being here from Louisiana at that time
with all OF us about this appointment on
account of the composition and nncerta;, ~
and could not undertake to explain to the
committee the exact date. W 'n0
Q-You allude to an interview between
Packard aud Matthews in this letter. From
place? A"u 'aAeu
A.-From Packard.
WAS that the occasion when Packard
1au signed the original Weber and Nash
documents? ~AN A'"'n
A.-Yes sir. The latter was offered in
e eN,e ID this connection and read as
WASHINGTON, March 30, 1873,
Personal.)
Dear Slr-I have your note of yesterday. and Tnm
very sorry 70 near Laura is so sick Hope the attack
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l vi ~ -.
d.(' bu., 2 co q 2 37I
Cadiz, du.pd. Q 90 a 2 rs
Cadiz in bind l SAG l 70
Liverpool.
Duty paid. 1 80 q 1 s75
In bond. :. l 37tC0 1 rs
Grind butter II y box
Liv.fne sack l rs q 2 90
Seeds.