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"OS Indians Trade-Their Idea OF
Weighing and Measuring

:. The Manitoba correspondent OF the
New York Evening Post writes: Some
times, however, the trade does not go
on smoothly. When the stock of pens
mican and robes is small the Indians
OBJECT to seeing their pile go for little
parcel of tea and sugar. The weighing
balance and steelyard are their especial
00lect of dislike. Failing to compre>
mend the nature OF those machines, or
now a small quantity of one article may
equal large quantity of another, they
PROFOUND conundrums like this: For
why you put on one side tea or sugar,
ana on the other side little bit of from
we don't know what medicine that is;
out, look here, put on one side of that
thinrg that swings bag of pemmican,
and put or the other side blankets and
Yea and sugar, and then, when the two
slaes stop swinging, you take the penn
MEAN and we will take the blankets
and tea; that will be fair, for one side
VIII be as big as the other.
This very luminous idea ELECTS uniN
yYersal satisfaction all around. Every
indian of them all grunts his unquali~
ned approval until the trader quietly
OBSERVES: WELL let it be as you say.
we Will make the balance swing level
between the pemmicsn and the blan,
hets, but we will carry out the idea still
'ur1her. You will put your beaver and
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A MODERN MIRACLE


warnings from the 1ihpr WOrld-A
Yong lady VINO" Was Dend, ana A.
alive Again Marvellous Perform
ance Of u Mnuch Chunk Priest.
MAUca CHUNK, Penn, February g.
The good Catholics Of this section Of
the country are thoroughly excited
over u miracle that In alleged TO have
been wrought upon the person of Miss
Amelia Greth, about thirty six years
OF age, intelligent, and devout church
woman, by Father Heenan, the parish
priest Of Mauch Chunk. Miss Gre tn
has beeu i'll long time with consump-
ton, attended by violent hemOrrhage
OF the lungs. A short time ago u lady
friend Of the invalid died, AID Miss
Greth avowed that the spirit of the
former appeared to her with the inter
esting Information that she was eXpia-
ting her sins in purgatory. Miss Greth
thereupon svowed her Willingness to
suffer any penance by which her de-
ceased friend might be relieved. The
spirit then told her that she would die
at seven o'clock this Saturday morn.
ing, and one hour afterwara Father
Heenan would have the power of work.
ing the miracle of her resurrection in
the flesh.
The prophecy was fulfilled, accord.
ing to the testimony Of apparently
truthful, however, credulous witnesses,
in the withdrawal of her soul from the
body at the appointed time. Miss
Greth seemed inanima,e, WAS uncon-
scious, and perfectly poweress, physi.
cally. While lying in this condition,
the body was visited and viewed by
several thousand people, who seemed
perfectly satisfied of the verify OF her
death. There was the most intense
excitement meanW lille, and the sub
ject engaged the attention Of the
whole community. AT last the hour
expired, and Father Heenan came for
ward and in the presence Of Roodly
number of witnesses said: 81 will
the christian name of the deceased,
''Amanda,n In \ loud voice; there was
no response, He then called u second
time, "Amanda !" Still there was no
response and no motion of the corpse.
A laird call, "Amands " WAS then
made, whereupon she arose to
the establishment OF the skepti-
cal, and pronounced herself perfectly
well. She then dressed herself with,
out delay and walked to church, three
quarters OF mile away, at rapid
gait, without assistance, but followed
by hundreds of gaping spectators. She
there attended high mass, celebrated
by Father -eenen, at hich,profound
gratitude was returned to Almighty
God by the whole congregation, in
view OF the wonderful miracle that had
been wrought in their midst.
Miss Greth then returned home, and
seems to be as we'll az ever, and boldly
announced herself the subject of a mir
acle. She declined to tell what hap.
pened to herself while her soul was ont
Other body, and doubtless will not do
so unless ordered so to do by her spir
ltual adviser, Father .Heenen, who is
credited with being the divine instru.
ment in the work He is a good priest
III good standing, greatly beloved for
his faith and works. The affair creates
the most intense excitement, and will
De thoroughly investigated by the &c.
clesiasticAl authorities.
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my nnnn. nAnIlrr-

RMS ls ~ lhesditi piulis 4b,si Ehifiiug,
'-ii nlll lh. l'l nlHHAaius, al,isHc, nlif6i,
lon haln1ih' nr, hilmnny ah
hhhM p hAlkilAuN -AUHutir, A, hl-I,
ill.hl neAd, iA4G Nashville, IA, 100,
Hp9i " AIpi l-gWrrAee, Lla n l,iai Badger,
h,Ia IVA Dwight h'a ielorel, h,psei lr'
.nLkAtHEb MULLINS wemsuua, Al,
isri ffullp ihn i1um, lupi lnnhlald, NJ NJ
lplr' PEI feHppdg,ho i New .lprsoy, q, N,
uupRh Arlington Bnwn, li,.oi champi-
eh lWllhd ii'spi lrWislun llMll htrlpo, llf,
aLen,W,i'pwgn uhees, iaboi Arlington fihcy
cdcAahi,los-RoIl iEoi Fiat, Htci nigh
hstl.ll,ANs.NaumEeag, Ol,si Penn
TICKS AntuhApss AGA, Hhci Lewiston,
sum llni dn t0-ln, 1901 u plaid, ne, Mouluen
A. llfi tphlslusl suld uindnl Toe, do Goa,
ENgi ~ de- Ne, |, 1901 eastern 4, DO,
thttha- kpunnm ,llhu, Amptious, lIpi
ClltHgnlA No 10, liri Para Ia, l,r,
NtN lMn-hpgiOn, heNi uOrdm Xxx, llbsci
Qua, hli la.sri York, l0l Ilarka, goo,
titNlul Afllngl0n, h'sAiG, Eyrutts,
lA'g AmuaknHg, l3u,
tlllln American, csc, Glasgow, 90,
llri AlhhtWhi b-ai brown, 1850
hl NJ ia MIS- m0hkVag, uu, Hates, ue,
itenlrewi pei southwark, soi dress Styles
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NllN Anst..or nna ColIeclur.

We ara authorized aud requeAted 10 an.
qouurH n, NJ EDMuNnAON ~ ~ candidate
mI Cily Assessor aud Collector az tho enan'
Ing election, Aprll 1873
We are authorized aud requested % an-
nnunce MIR, Cd, GliEtN m Il candidate lnr
Cny Assessor ana Collector ~ the ensuing
election, April 2, 1873,
We are authorized ana requested 10 an-
nOunCe FEE u, BRYAN m ~ candidate TOR
CB Assessor nud Collector NJ the ensuing
election, Aprll2, lsis'
We are authorized and requested Ia an
nOunca Mr, THOMAS a, PHAhh], m u
candidate Tor the once OF Clty Assessor aud
Collector, Election April 2, Is.
We ase authorized and requested % Nn-
nOuuce NIX, j, N, OGDEN IN u candidate Tor
reelection 10 the once OF city Assessor and
Collector.
We are authorized aud requested % m.
nOunce The nnme OfJULluSO BOGtLhsH
candidate for Clti Assessor aud Collector
We are authorized and requested To nm.
nonnco Mr., JOHN \. GANOHs q candidate
Tor cay Assessor ana Collector, Election
April "a, 1875
We ARE authorized ana requested TO Nn-
nounca the nam OF q. A, dlI.L asa cnudi.
dnlO tor the OfhGeo CIV Assessor ana Col.
luclor, Election April 2, ISIS,
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marlen skins on one side | will mn
-ka'hs1 tAeH on The other my blankels
$40 Wy gun and ball and powder lhen
Wheh BOTH slides are level you will take
Nc I.ll aud powder aud blankets, and
WI take tho marlen aud the re.t al
the me lpr' This unique Iroposulon
suddenly lllnmlnes lhe mnd oi the In,
svllous Indian on tho question of
weighing balances and sleaIyurds. and
amer SOME dellhpruliou IL is firmly re,
solved 10 abide by the old plan of lst,
llng the white trader lrcds the weight
hl'liSvV ~ his oWn way ton II Is clear
Ihll lhe sleelyard Is Very great medi,
one which no brave man cam under,
slal'a ana which can only be- mapIpula,
Ted by white medicine man
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MINEA ANnA.IOIrnRs.

WHIsKY-sweet mash, 81 jOgl 80; Sour
mash, VI SjMG0O.
MlNEs-I laret, in case, ~ 10; Catawba,
per gal. " l0@2 co. tori, per GAL, 81 400 on;
ndrry,per gan, 81 1904 OU; MADEIRA, pen "a. -
81 6Ogd W; White VINE, IN cases, " gjG2i 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in basket $3.50,
HeidsiecK, In basket Us W.; krug, IL basket,
vi OJ; Domestic champaigne, sl2@iS.
ALE-StocS ale, cask, - LOG! 90, Porter,
cask, ~ l5@2 jJ
BRANDlES domestic, in cask, Sl9GlG;
GOgnac, .crgAI, 81 35@9 %; French, pei gnl.,
al 00Gl6 OO;Apple, per gal, 81 7iG3 i1;Pcach,
81 Ijs3 7j,uiuger, u 2jW2 O;BlUvKDerry,sl %
az 80
HlNS-Old Holland, pcrgal., S3 5Og5 5O
Dome, tie, per gal, d l0oy1 10,
III MS-JAmaca, 50 5000.
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LIVE AND GEM ENT.

CEMENT Resemble is worth 81 v barre
louisville, best, lit lie kept, "a 90 oarrei
Dallas, 81 so.
LiME-The best quality In barrels Is worth
IS; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary DaiIss, Eoc' pei
PI.ASTEa ls worth s5 80 y barrel.
rhe suppiy;of the above mentioned aru-
les ia ample demand fair: market nrm'
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IUWRER MARKET

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant,
floorIng. dressed and matched, So 90; MaIch
cd ceiling, SO 90; weatner-boar lug, sii 90.
WHITE PfNE-Rnugh, per thousand,
sl5 10; surfa ed $50 0l; matched ceiling s2zJV'
Notwithstanding, so 90. -. oo
CYPRESs- per thousand, SIS "
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Centaur
|. ininnentS.

One Kind foi' the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
q. These Linments are simply the wonoer OF
the world. Their effects are little less thar
marvellous
The white Liniment is for the human
family. Ii will drive rheumatism, Sciatica
ana neuralgia from the system; cure Lum.
bago, Chilblains, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cataneous EruptOns IL extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
of bites and stings of venomous reptiles; II
subduGs swellings, ana alleviates pain OF
every kind, When sprains or bruises occur
10 Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
20 heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
iment Is used with great efficacy Tor Sor.
Throat. JOOthdche, Cqkcd Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The tnllC wing is but sam.
Pile OF tie numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JET. Co.. Ind, May 2S, 1873
81 think Tiny duty to inform you tina,
have suffered much with siO0iien feet ana
chords. a few bottles of Centaur Linlment
has done he WDrk for me. i have not been
free from these swellingsin eight years. Now
am perfectly WeH The Imminent ought to
he applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof IL In the trial. 1t IL reliable, IL
~ handy, 1t Is cheap, ana every family
CHI ould have the " hiteen CtauT Linim EN-
The yellow CentaUr Lininent is
flesh OF horses and animals. 1t has perform
ed more wonderful cures in three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wind-galls, Scratches.
Sweeny, aud general Lameness than All
other remedies in existence. Read what the
great Expressraen say of 1t:
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
every owner sof horses should give the
Centaur LinimeDt tiial We consider II
the bCst article ever sed in our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Elk. Stableg, NY,
"E. PULTZ,
"Supt. J.os Ex igbles, N. Y,
Al BERT y. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. Y"
The bes; patrons of this Linimen are Far.
mers and Veterinary Surgeons. who are con-
annually using some Liniment. IL heals
alls Wounds ana Poll-evil, removes = we'll.
ings, and is worth millions OF dollars an.
nually to Far;ners, Livery-men stock grow.
ers, Sheep-ralsers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What Farrier cannot do for SO the Cen
taur Liniment will do at q trifiing cost.
These Linimsnts are sold by all DEALER
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprletors, and bottle Will DC giyep
to any Farrler or Physician who desires u
test them
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
90 Day st., NEW YORK
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Ciiy Attorney,

We arc authorized and requested 10 an,
~ a candidate for ely Attorney, Election
April ?, 1875
We are authorized and requested % an
n0uneH liAhNhfl GlBbA ~ u candida .
iOr reelection ~ the ONCE Of City Attorney,
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rsnILENTs AND FRUITS.

EsCJILENTS-Irlsh potatoes, per Dbl, So 20
az OJ; Onions, per Dbl, 50 80; Cabbage, we'-
tern, per crate, - W. -, -, M, an
FRUITS-Appl.s green, per Dbl, 81 OOgi %
Apples dried, per los, nc; oranges, per DOL
ii 90; Lemons, per box, 80 10.
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freigh,
BY the

The following Ofhces and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, whore
INFORMATION may be had concerning MOI
only the Ii. d I. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
F. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ Broadws y, N. Y.
Gen. j. b. RIO : ERIE ON, Pass. q Immisra.
ton Agent, ll3 N. Third street, ~. Louis, Mo.
Clark street, Chicaso, III.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
J. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agep.
Q e. Of the M. X. q I. Railway, IN New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and N. louis
J. WALDO,
Gent Pas: a Freight Ass, Houston, Terra.
asn1 ssti. Houston. rsrss:isnssim
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BREADSTUFFS.

FLOUR Crescent, in sacks, 81 . san
Jacinto, So so Empire, So %; XAH, - % !;
Eagle, 81 rs; Magnolia, in sacks, rs 'bs, - % )
Todd's xxx, 90 SO; state Central NAAA'
81 a; Choice Family, So % star Mills, M
* 10 Graham, So bran, 81 % corn meal,
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RAILING srUFF.

ID hAHHlAi-Llght naal,gq Heavy li' ~
iMlhl-hlllng li4lsi rnlfnn. 20 falc.
lhuA CHS ArIuw, b. n nor buudli.. win
hhruNnl pn largo lots.
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rnMnEN Am AIlnr.

pON pER-Kes. 70 lb., FFF, rlha s7l5; Keg
rs los, FFF, nll5, sj&i koS Gli, lbs, rFF,
s2Ui, biasting, ,i,.0
aHOf-DOp, Sl.3I120; Buck, s9,5iCS9,G0.
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED -Devllcd nam, 81 .i0l 80; SAL
mon, no 8! h@4 tl, L,u,tsrs, UOs1 10;
Cove uyH'ub, $500, Cora beef Il 70,
SAkplNL9-5a box, slS OJ8lO o.; l'l box,
klI .tttIh 40
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shflrHnd tu nni pi0kaiH, 90 M.
~ lAhlta clay pine cut, s3 GnatI hU.
we 'sHl plhpi sawed, SOU cypress pul, 20 10
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IITY rMEAAIlREK.

We are authorized nnd requested 10 nm.
nouncc the name Of John W BOW I'm ~ n
candidate TOR reelection 10 the nice OF CITY
Treasurer, Election Apill 2, 1873
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Receipts, not, s,Oi nAlusi gross igl1 bales.
Exports "a lireAt britain All hAlesI eoasi,
Nlsgi - halesi Nonlineut u,i4 bales, stock
Wusl0 halrs,
Oammoreia
hEW uHLEAFh February b Flour MOOD
drmnnd, hnpeInnp d 30. AK 900, Xxx
N slap -ai hiEhpl giAdis er ihgN 20, CON
Ia Hnnd druahii Wiit llpi yellow NO, Oats
hlradl dpuiAnd iAlr, fnuicn nainnH 40. Cni,
% N uull tnu loNVri pArHurh ordinary ln
prlme ih4ihn gnli, sugar qHloi, com.
mnn 20 HHil poHmun htAhB ihlg ~ lnlly
mIrfl 500 rflnn u rlulrr 1lnsg yellow
clailnul aAmsl Anlas,us tluadl, 'uili dn,
uandi rnWmun iitllr, mir,iHdp, pTlma io
rhni rNHil1 lNNp slpadl iuldlualy Ia choice
Louisiana bAWN,r,
NtN AnHK, February n. Flnur lns, aotlye
ANA prices W hnui changei suparnna Wet,
tlh ana slhln 2, wa 'li N4nlhrra hpuF, con-,
oNim N 0lga Ob. Wheat fully 10 iowrr. moh.
crate tHpnii and milling demand. Oorn m
dull, about 80 lower hie fnr yollOW westerni
ihNllp inf yellow tnuihufh, Oats without
decided Qua iRr' CON 20 better with hiI
demHnu,
sr LOWS, February n -Flour extras hno,.
Rnl, fancy th iOab 'ai family NJ t0ab "A |
Wheat ilrunr tot Nish, futures uusrillsd |
corn No. AinlAed iltsllltc oats castor $50, |
Harley dull aud unchanged Whisky sttndV |
~ n 49, Pork qultl Nc tlO 10, Lana nOm. |
lnally nrm, prime steam Is held al 7e,il,o |
lfN sail meats nfuirr, ~ iOipl NJ, 4, AZ IN |
silnuldru, elrHr flha aud clear slide loose |
liacon Qnlei, H.wbAe, ~ ae forhhouldeN, clear
lbs AMI uIuHf hldra,
llug-sllsht recovery nom The depres,ion
NJ ythullay, but The hinlgst II not Qunlabiy
'hnuged, mlily aollyr, all sold NJ % 6Oaa n
pr packing o. lHney,
Cattle uuWund M oAcess ofrecoiptA for
900 thll pins ana Dulohels gTadra
hhtop-Qulut and steady,
bid.s and veal,
0ALYrAros February p,--uldm ln GOOD
lemnud, Dry solicited lAu, light anltea
ici STACK hhllod llci Rips hhci wet sailed
isu,
Wonl-Quioli medium 10 fine tail ollp, free
n hurs sU0t2ioi coarse ll0lAo, coarse Western
md Mexican Halle,
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A commercial exchange has been os,
tablished in MolOmoros
The Bata hacienda, state Of Ilidnlgo,
was recently attacked by thirty bandits,
who succeeded IN carrying OIL $50 900
They He'd to the mountains, puru Il 10y
militia from Puluca and Tulancerigo
but were not captured at latest nc,
counts.
ST. Paul Pioneer Press The Mexican
ladies dress IN the muat vivid colurA
aud striking contrasts, They combine
the handsomest articles Of attire with
the commonest and poorest. In the
Intervals OF dancing the women retire
to the dressings Dom and refresh them
selves with wine or beer and cigarettes.
Even the youngest girls smoke. The
dancing IL similar TO ours except II IL
much slower. They only have one
national dance, which is called the
DANA" This IL danced in the slow
est possible manner, and ~ well adapt
ed for warm climates. A young lady,
in describing 1t, said SIT was the east
eat thing in the world to learn-you
only had to stand still and be hugged.n
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BY TELEGRAPH
Noon ReDor,-FinanciaI.

NEW YORK, February 9--Stocks weak.
Money i@j per cent. Gold 81 o.. Exchange
long "A 81 short "a ST. state bonds steady.
Government bonds firm ana higher.
Gold opened at u ".
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Honey.

EPItchcrs CastOria Is n complete substi.
tute for Castor OIL, and IL as pleasant 10 take
rs Honey, II IL particularly adapted TO
Veethng and irritable children. Ii destroys
worms, asslmulates the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Collie. Few rem.
edtes are as efficacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and WhO0ping Cough. Cas-
toria is a scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective ian Castor OIL,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May ., 1876.
Messrs, j. b. Rose IL Co., N. y:
Gonts: have family OF eight children,
and have used as much Castorla rs any fam.
lily in the United States, think. I have
never found any thing equal to IL. My chill
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the uae of CaStoria. recommend
its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, in preference to any medicine
know OF. feel IL my duty TO give this GER
tihcate on account OF The benefits | have de.
rived Ivy the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN Z. LITTLE
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CHICKENS-In demand, per doz.".s 900
Eaii;S--In deman .per doz' ....,..... 2OG2ic
BUTTER-Pure homemade, scarce. 50@lOc
SWEET PUTATOES-Per bushel.... SOg4Oc
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For Cily Secretary.

We arc authorized ana requested 20 an'
no,IncouAPp. j, u, HEREFORD aH n etndl-
ialo iul Te-1ieoipn 10 the Ohlps Of pi,y spo'
Rotary, Election April =, lAh,
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'hp hIee'orai Nole- Iios Tuden aIigh,
Have heen elected,

Washington special telegram 10 tic
Chicago Times A letter from i. d.
Farqn, Of Cincinnati has boon received
hy The chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
the revision OF the laws regulating the
counting Of the electoral vote tor presl.
dent and ylee-presIdent, Mr.. Fann
submits ~ this communication plan
similar TO the one suggested by ex.Sen.
ator Bpokalew IN an article puLlshedin
one OF tho reylews about year ago
The plan Is 70 divide the electoral vote
OF u state among the candidates in pro,
portion 10 the vote ench one receives.
For Instance, II a state has vote Of 300,
600 and one candidate receives 3UOOOO
aud another 100000 throc,lllths of tho
electoral vote will be- given TO one and
Two lllths TO tho other II the state i
entitled TO twenty-five electoral votes.
fifteen Of them would bee counted for
one candidate, and ten for the other.
Following this method, Mr. Faran pro,
pared table showing the popular vote
Ia each state, the number ol votes re-
ceiyrl 10y the presidential candidates At
the last election ana how many rleclO. |
raj votes each candidate should receive |
The aggregate number Of electoral votes
showed that Mr. Tlldcn would have re-
ceiyed Que hundred aud cighty.ninc
aud fraction, Hayes enc hundred and
seventy five aud u fraction, aud Cooper
three aud faction, making total of
three hundred aud ixly-nIue electoral
votes, Faran says, speaking Of thispmm
Ut avoids direct popular vote for the
candidates themselves. Ms some suggest.
aud thereby preserves the statehood
idea in opposition TO the consolidated
idea Of nationality The committee
have had this communication and sug-
gestion Of Farn under consideration.
md will give ii further and careful At
Iontl0n IN connection with the numer-
QUO propositions they have before them,
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CONNECTIONS.

Az ThAAhkANA, with all Trains nn
Louis a lfnn Mountain ana 80. hnilWH3 10
all pnlnlh North, Enhi ana fuulhtNnt,
Az lONoNiEM JUNCTION ana MIN.
NICOLA, with all tTainH on tiV International
u. w. iof Tyler, Palestine, Houston, OulNUa,
ton aud Han Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, viii uainH o lh' ll0uHon
and Texas Central u, H. iol CWhiuAih,
Mtla, hroinond, Waco, Calvert, uBa
Hemp tdad, hr,nh M and iof all lolnib Ia
Al ,ddlp Ann southern IcKRs,
ioT al nOintupn III 90 " that runil,
A fukl MuhIH, wilh klagus nal
puinia ~ wekiom Texas,
- VEfokl, WITH Il, Il RlvoT steam
ers for New Orleans,
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We arc nu h0ri2ed and requested 10 an
nnunrr GAIT j. j, cox ~ 50 ga ldldate inr
he udiyp 0i plly secretary, Election Aprll
u lf,h.
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LIVEKFOUIa' TtUIuaIy % = 1NuUH' II OttUH
dull and easier.
SATURDAY. Friday.
Middling Uplands.... y-l6d SD
NiddlIng Orleans 7.l6d sgd
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
500 bales; receipts 1900 bales all American.
rutures l-;2d cheaper.
Uplauds low ID ,ddlinx clause, NJ rch and
April delivery 6k96 8 3ld; April and May
o 5 Sld61zd; May ANA June 5-32d.
3p. IN. sales 1850 bales American. Fu-
lures dull. Uplauhs low middling clause
April and May delivery q 3 SOD; June SD;
June and July S-32d.
NEW URLEAHs. February 9.-Night-Cot-
ton onfpt Sales ZOO bales
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Evening ReporE Financial.

New YORK, February 9..-Loans Increased
"a miluOn; specie increase ! million; legal
tenders decreased 30 million; deposits in.
creased millions, reserve Increased 2
million.
New FORK, February O.-Sterling duh at
81 o. Money easy at per cent. Gold is
steady at Ill % Government bonds strong.
state bonds dull.
NEW ORLEANS, February 9.-Gold VI ga
02A. Sight par. Sterling bank 81 9lJ5.