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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North R,rer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-ouiet steady Pots f9c' Pearls 5ts nj,
COEFEf-T4s hole market continued quiet steady; no
fr ,riuary 10 Primo carrOes l44a = Jubbnr iJs 1896,
cold sae- zoo bags santos, Piultmy' private terms
Iaya 2Yqg5c. MaracaIDo - a ole, gold and quiet
COTTON" spots quiet prices nehaagel, rairs Vo1
Ia e. when GO6 last cycinE az Tor consumption
dcyrrr on contract 100 bales yesterday Nrops az the
porta 75 bars SOS DAY last Total auce
-.rf I l--T I %
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pROP0SALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES {. lIsl

EEw.YOaK CIR. Aug. -, 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN trfpcate VIII 90 received ~
this Once unnl O'Clock September o. 1879 ~
t,ne and lace they will opened presence OF Dd
Tor furnishing ths Department with ten tlO) arnheI 49,
bav male between ftsen 40 and sixteen ut) hAnas %
10 eish 6etwsen eleven hundred o. 100 and twelve hul
bred III 2OO pounds; be sound, and between nye w -,
eiRht i wears ave. The Government reserves be "
reject any all bda Blank proposals VII Pe isssea ne
ONCE. Proposals ehouid &c
~ anaers gned DO endorsed Proposals LOT s
HorseaS l. O. EASroH, Colonel and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ulsster General Depot ouartarnaater.
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Good Ordinary. Mllh.lnE ..s'...'A
Fuures opened n sympathy With TIE lAVrDool al
vices but Subsequently more 4 hdlnr's was
vr.t4raav .fter D. August, 1905 September llbI
ilGl; October 1850 ll23i Soyemner ILL DeccmDct'
"a lime 10. total 300 batz halrs today 40 % y
~: September ll57 Hos lljl, IN llsl, - ll.ssi
Ocfoer "a II %, ll2C. 1925, ll.2i. ll-. 20 10
II2G ii -; NOyriuler IIU7. HOG. IlO1 Hos. llO9
December liDl. lLO2 ILO3 January. llOl II o. nos
100. February Il.O1. 1lcN ll.J; March. lllii April,
lL2t: May 1872 ll3oi total 10000 9aea Crane Total
~ 400 bslcH INT a~epleuJt lla1; February luo;
March, ia April ll22 MAY, ll3O total LOO bales
second February. I'LL total 100 bales Futures
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First Mortgage
SEVEN PER- CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State Lime Rail-
way Company.

me Roehest,r aud Sas Linz Rrcry from the city Of
Rochester TO salamanca state OF New York distance
Of about miles II passes through the itch valleys OF the
esee and wyoming and forms the connecting link between
NewYork Central Railroad and the Atlantic ami drea
Western making the shortest and most doc route for al
the New gland coming from the Southwestern
states Tho Company under the same control as the New
York Central and IL already earning large surplus over the
interest bonded debt The bonds are hrst mortgage
lien AZ the ratio OF $4,000 milo the Road and It's
e1ulpment We have already sold $4,000 Of these
Bonds and have only limited amount for sac at 80 per
cent aud accrued interest.
WALSTON II. BROWN * BRO.
81 H'inc-st.
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Proposals.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LASS broadway cor. Thirty
drstst or SOS Twenty thrdsk, cor. Eighth ave,
7GO Thiriave- Forty seyenth-st.; a. the HAkLEH
OFFICE, No. o.2Sl Thirdaye, cor. Onehundgollint-
twenty fOurhst Harlem savings Bank Budng up 10 30
m Al regular once
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Another day has passed at the Stock Exchange with
out the presentation az single speculative novelty
The market to-day oponed with snow Of considerab
spirit and the first prices generally higher than
the last Of yesterday. Western Union the
ria fayOrte. starting at 1856. per cent higher than
the lsst sale Of Friday. Lake Shore also
hihited lite spirit az the opening, and its price ad
and the prlce nnsiy sunk to 6jle66jSs. The Hannibal
and st. JOseph stocks were unusually active and strong
she selling up 10 l480l3& and the preferred
90 3e035l2 Rock Island also was strong. rising 10
1179s dull The position in which this stock
Is held renders comparatively safe handle when IL
IA desired 70 impart a better tone ~ tho general
spccuytiun and the fast that Il was IN
effective does not prove that such not the
object OF tie movement. Central and Hudson was
again opened to 112, but dull and tho
later slrs at liza The Wisconsin stocks, alter
slight improvement early In the day were heavy All the
way OUT ST. Paul cOnsmOa selling down 70 D. tie prc-
ferred % 65is Northwest common 10 340342s aud Lhe
preferred q 64Ad647s. These figures are made I'M
response 10 continued uniayogablo reports copeerug
The crops In tho pOrtOn Of the country penetrated BIZ
these two railroads Erie asO ys heavy at tho ana
continued decline 70 the eiOss the Total ranaaetious
including the trading back and forth Of Operators FOR
or u Der cent amounted % only 1880 shares vel te
price declined from 15l9 70 I4as The coal stOOfs were
very dull sustained all the day, and lust he
the regular bddinRup process pfaetised
Delaware. LaokaWanna ana Western, which made It's
ues before O'Clock The market closed irregular but
generally weak
R1SOE OF TEX STOCK NARKEl.
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5apinso Banks.
Diuioeno Nofites.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co,
CHICAGO. Aug IL. 1873 )
NOTICE-A CASH DIVIDEND of THREE
~ and on EHALF PER CENT has tina day been declared
nnon lie Preferred aud Common Stock Of this company pay
ale on day Of september next az the oee OF tne
cOmpanys agents, Messs Jesup Patton Co.. NO. o. VII
The transfer will closed the 20th inst andre
opened September5' 81. LAhhAbEE secretary
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VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 30th

II day OF August. Al 1873, q Warrant ~ bankruptcy
was issued aginstthe estate JAMEsgF EUGGLES OF the
CITY OF NeW.i ork IN County Of HewHOrk and state
OF YOrk who has been hdIudged bankrupt on hiA
petuOn that the payment OF any debts ami deyefy
belonging such bankrupt 20 lin OF Tor
hs use ana the Of any property by him. are Tor
hidden that meeting OF the creditors Of the SAID
BANKRUPT prove their debts and % choosa one Or more
assgnees Of bs estate viii be held az Court OF Bank
ruptcv holden 1879 FuOns IN the city OF New
before Edgar ketchun esquire Register on the l4tn
U-' u LOUIS = pawn,
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G1iremeas.. $l9.7Oo,475 GIG 9O7.775 Dec s2,7927OO
The results OF the at subTreasury
the week ended August 80 were as follows:
told.
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IINITED STATFS And BRAZIL MAIL
nHTrF STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL S STEAaEhs
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEkFOOL -
HOJce-Ibe steamers Of this Line take the Lane BOr es
recommended DY Lent Many o. N ON both tue outS ard
and hOmeward yOgaRes O.. .....
BRfrANNIC, .Sai uriaY sept ~ OSv W.
1FLTIC t'aDt q eIdpll THURSDAY, Sept 49, 10 q IN.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER ,----,....
Thee steamers uniform IN SIZE and unsurpassed IN az
pOiptmeuts The SaOoE. statcrOomS smoking, and BAN
looms are amdshps, Nher0 the noise aud motion 80
least felt aHOrdng degree OF comfort hitherto unasInADo
sE%AfEs-saloon $40 and $780, god Return Tickets on
favorable terms Steerage, IS
These steamers carry Deither cattle sheen nor pigs
0r inspection plans and other niOrnauO apply ~ tAs
-'S1 II. J. COkrIS. Agent
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The following shows the RELATIONS between the total Ie
serve and the Total liabilities;
Aug -. Aug. 81. Changes
specie sl8 662SIO S17OOO,3OO Dec. 81 $4,000
Legal tenders. 55.0j95OO 65s4S1CO Dec. llll3OO
Total reserve. s73722eOO s7O0lssOO Dec. S2773sOO
Reserve required
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U,FYAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM

Il PANY, 275 south 4th-st Phladepha-The coupons Of
the FIRSF MORTGAGE BONDS Of the TEXAS AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, maturing SEPTEMBER
1878 will be paid IN gO and after that date on presoa
tsron az the once Of the company IN Philadelphia.
GEO. d. KRUMBHAAR
Treasurer
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THTS IS no GIVE NOTICE: That ON the

Esd Aay OF Angus, A. D. 1873 WlIrantin Bankruptcy
was issued the u PETER WOODS and JOHN
WOODS. Of the city aud County Of New 1Ok and state OF
York have been Altged bankupts on thfir own
pe0n that tho payment any debs AMI delivery Of any
properly belonging such blnkdpts 10 e on fo ter use
and property by cn forbidden by aWi
meeting Of the creditors Of tho salt bankflpts 70 prove
their debts choose asees OF their estate;
viii held Bankruptcy, To be holden al No 322
Broadway IN CITY OF Nowbork, before Isaac DAYTON
Req ster the l7tu day OF september A. D. 1870 az IL
O'Clock m LOU i p. "a ~,
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o. s MarshaL a. Messenger southern Distnct OF New YORK
TPHIS is 10 give notice: That on the 9th day

IIIo Is 70 SIFt I'VIVN NJ VI ~, - :.
Issued against the estate 81 GEORGE W. BEACH, OF tho
CRY OF NeW.YOrk, IN the County OF NewlOrs aDd
State OF New-Y0rk, who has been @Uudgod bankrupt
on his own petition: that the payment OF any debts
ana delivery property belonging such bankrupt 70
him his and the transr OF property BY him.
are forbidden that meeting OF the creditors u the
bankrupt their debts and to choose one OF
more assgnees his estate viii be he AT Court OF Bank
Tuptcv 10 be holden at No Warrsnst. the CITY OF
NeHYork John W. Little esquire, Register the
ga day OF September A. d. 1876, at II O'Clock
LOUIS +. PAWN.
u 5 Marshal Messenger. Southern Distinct Of NewYork
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OFFICIAL REPORT N T. INNING STOCK TX
CLIAHGE SALES AUGUST 81. 1873.

FIRST CAIL-ll O'CLOCK A. NJ.
q Virginia I California . Leyiathan
on tied IN yester- 81. 1871 2OO...s15. 80
DAVIS list
4O.-..b3O 1884
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VIUIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE: That ON thu

TEHIS Is To 1--WE NUIIJE: INaJ on IHt
3OIh day Of August \ j.. 1873 warrant IN 8anEruptoy
WA ISSUE lie estate Of DAVID kAJFAAN, OF
tho CITY aud County Of New-IOrk. and state OF New
York, who has been ahIudged bankrupt on ms OVID
OF debts ani delivery or any
property bs0uz ng 10 such ba krupt 10 him OrOe suss
transfer OF property bY him, are rJen ~ aN
that meeting Of tho Creditors Of the salt! bankrupt "a prove
asSignceS OF lbs estate
viii be held at Court OF bankruptcy BE- holden a No 32l
Broadway In the Ciy OF NgWYOrk before Isaac Dayton
Register the 25th day Of september A d. 1875 &C IL
O'Clock LUIS r 10 y =,
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Bankrupt Notlres.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I.23s Broadway cor Thirty first
a. or 3OS Twenty -thrlst. cor. Eighthave+ 7b0
Third ave. Forty seventhsLi AZ the lLAlLEM OFFICE
M 2,eSl 1hraye cor Ono huLire and Twenty ourth-s
(Harlrm savings Bank Budingl 70 N, At regular
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financial.

I AND Warrants and Land Scrip purchased
IL ana for sale by GEO. wOODNAN. 30 Pinest.
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Business Ghaures.
q n A0N -The adyertiser has devrIopet
Ottan slsumsrs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NJ W.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT HE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I,23S Broadway, Thirty rat
ST.. 3OS West Twenty -thri-st, Eigbthavej 100
1iplaye FORTY seyenthsG; at the HARLEM OtRlCE,
2,9Sf Third One hundred and tg emit f0ariist
Qlarlem wings Bank Baildinsl TO at regular
of1ea
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Total busn S736 273Ol7 $40 $4,000 l7d4OO $3.50
The receipts aad shipments and from BufIiO to-day
are reported as fOllOws:
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--Actua saies.---I, Closing Bios s S salS
st.J pL S4I 80 S4a Ss1 S51 S1eso,, E'O 10
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FNMAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CIT OF HESTER. ...SA ~ RDAG ScpI. p m
CITY OF MONTREAL. THU RSDAY, sep. 2 $50 a. n.
ny OF BE2LIN... SATURDAY. Septj n,
from pier "a n. r., foot e CharitOnsL -,
CABIN. $50 and $780, gold Return tickets on H''t~
bic terms.
STEERAGE, Szs, currency Drafts at lowest rates
Sa cons rooms smoking and Dath aminshpA
Thfse steamers carry Mother oattle. sheep
JOHN u. DALI. A gent 81 and 80 Broadway. n Y.
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Total since .Lanuary l

Tue fOIOWIDg Is a COmpantye st1IemtnI OF INC u
ports of specie from port Of NewGoIk 10 foreign
ports from January 10 this date for period OF twenty
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sAN rRANcisco cLosINa FRIcEs OF MININc sr(

The total TRANSACTIONS in Governments al the DolIu V
dav only aggregated $4,000 prices were nrIn All
around The sales OF District OF Columbia 3-6js con
20 DO SO Annexed the closing quOUallous'
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1
sailing from Pier foot Canal-st- n ortiz River
For IsrHNUS OF IPAEAAA
Steamship , Monday. september o.
Connecting for central and South America and heNcO
Prom Francisco ~ Japan and China
HgSteanship CITY OF PEkING, Tuesday, Oct ]. -, -.
From Francisco sandwich Is.ancs. AUSTRALIA NJ
New-Zealand- ..-..-.-- - g.. q
For freight or passage Apply al COmpauy's once on
Of Canast North RIVER And Tor passage only
al C'mpany's Ticket Office, so 2j7 Broadway
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NOkl Ii OERMAN LIN ~ - =. 49,, ,-o,,-
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN y H.N- 1Ohh-
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ,...
COMPANY'S PIER FOOT Of SECOND-oI. HpBOkhN,,
DONAU.......... sat- sept NECkAk.....sst SO I ~
RHFIS.. Sar sept. IA MAIN ..-....--.Sat, sept Is
RATES OF PASSAGE from NFW-lyKk 70 SUI THANH
TON, HAVRE or BREMhN.r,- sso 81,
FIRST CABIN. slOn gold SECOND CABIh' sou goa
STEERAGI, $50, currency. .-. ..rlh
Return Ticket reduced Prepaid S1eeI~sS N'i~
Gates, so currency.
FoItieight passs &c apply 70 -. y n,,. -.,
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AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

~ w . : OlNh AMI 10 ava DAAAA@NA
~ LINE
these frstclass steamships s9 regularly at from
Pier No. I3 North River as follows - -. . .
Steamship SAM IAGU DE CUBA.-WhDN ESDA1. sept =
Steamship " = 80. - -, -
Accommodations passed For reight OF passage appyo
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE & Co. NO . BOWungBteen-
MCkELLER. LULING & Co, Agents IN HS'anA
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MARRIAGES.

Mr.. Laten Wilson and Miss Matte A
frazurc, were married in Somerset last
week. The bride IL but ~ years u age.
srosE-PvRcELL-Mr. .. =. Stone was
married Yesterday to Mis-. Mollie Purcell, Of
Rockcssle. The ceremony was performed
At Mr.. Albert Buiner's, this county, where
the Young lady has been visiting.
GARY - yrSsos; LuDDy sMIrH-Mr.
Thos. Gary and Mics Bette vinson. and
Mr.. Jas. Lnddy and Mis- BETTE Smith, all
from the neighborhoci Of Mckinney Sta.
ton, rode into town this week, on mairi.
mony hent, and proceeded to interview the
County Clerk. The ladies were below the
regulation age, at which the law recognizes
their right to make contracts without the
consent 81 the old folks, and there was for
a time doubt On the part Of Mr.. Blain
whether 10 issue the license, but after adj.
ministering number Of oa,hs, he gave the
necessary papen. They wanted TO be
Joined right then aud there, 40 Rev. J. To-
ton Barnes was .ent for, and in the presence
Of throng Of curious people the blushing
couples took upon themselves the solemn
obligations. They then departed for their
homes, apparently the happiest people on
earth.
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saddle gait. to the best advantage. Thorn.
~ Tpylof's Mambfino Prince, displayed
aomc superior trotting qualities, and vas
greatly admired. r. s.:Poweli's, Abdsliah
Glencce, dark hay, Is al-o roadster II
merit. lie moves with easy grace, and get.
over ground with remarkable rspidity.
Bcecher, the property Of Mrs. Matte
Saunders, was driven by Mr.. - Farris,
who showed many Of the good qualities Of
this fine stallion. Lincoln Chief, owned
bv Mr.. s. II. Baughman, is a magnificent
dark hay, that has 2-yesr old trotting
record Of 2;52l. Spencer bubbles young
stoncwall, IL beautiful little black, that
racks with great speed and with as little
jolt TO the rider a. cradle. Joe stoner,
the property Of A. NJ. Hiatt, although hav-
ing made one trip to Texas, and two to
Georgia, didn't show a wind-sall nor a
spawn, and racked as swiftly s II he had
never known a hardship. shelton's Billy.
Mark Jarman's Vermont, Frank Williams
Grey Eagle, Russell's Waterloo, Pitman's
Ed Remble and wigham's Clark Chief, Jr,
and Others, all showed we'll and TO adysn.
tage. As usual. there will lie another es.
hibition at NAV Court.
-,
~. " Wv
s,,',.
a. q, -. rr Os' Az >.
- ~ a. a. ~ g. - so
~, = " 40 20 ~
T,,. J 80 " = a. a. ~,
40 ~. 90 =, ~ IN,
~, =, AZ q, :" w
g.. 80 40 ., 60 ~
an a, -, ~, - |"
No.. q, .a,,,,, 40 o. =, 40 :.
County CounT DAy.-l.sst Monday was
one Of the busiest Court days here for
long time. The day was particularly
pleasant, aud very large crowd vas in
attendance a good deal OF business was
transacted, and OF the $50 to 400 cattle Of
Tered, nearly all sold at good prices. The
Anetioneer's hand in the following reports
Cspt. Harry Bush; The quality Of the
bulk OF cattle offered to-day was better and
the bidding livelier than on any Court day
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DEATHS.

Mr. Hervey Helm. after a long illness,
calmly breathed his last on Monday af-
ternoon, in the Goth year Of his age. He
had been afflicted with a chronic affec-
ton Of the bowels for year or two, which
had caused him great suffering, and reduc-
ed him to = mere shadow. He tried a
number Of the watering places tina, have
regulations as specifics for his disease,
but without any effect. Years ago Mr..
Helm vas prominent merchant here, but
subsequently became widely and favorably
known As farmer and trader. A man,
he was honest and upright, and as mem
Der Of the Presbyterian church his walk
in life was in strict uniformity with the
teachings thereof. He leaves a wife aud
Eve children, for whose comfort he provi-
ded a $4,000 insurance policy on his
life in the Southern Mutual Company. His
funeral was preached by Rev. J. Lotion
Barnes, and the remains laid away in Buff
falo Cemetery on Tuesday evening. The
bereaved family have the sympsthy Of the
entire community in their great loss.
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Col J.W. wHArHKsronD and other iInstonville
gentlemen uers In town yesterday.
Ma A. n MrtRs len on Tue.dey Tor hi. hotel a,
Cumberland Pals. 10 prepare br = big summer
season.
Mis- Locrik ssuxDrHs, Of Crab Orchard. and
Mrs. Clay saunders. az Dsn,illc, sre visiting Mrs.
G c. oclemesnIi
Miss Gssrsupr B,rLrr. one Of the Faculty Of
Tsrrsnt cslissc, paid shori vi.I, 10 Nr. Thom..
Baiord this week.
Mas. VIZ. RofsroS, OF Gsusrd. Is visiting her
many friends here. who are ever delighted To have
her In their midsi-
Ma. JAcssos oNEss one Of IN. IxrsnIoa Joun-
SAL's tssi friends, called 10 So US on Monday lie
-sys We can put him down .. q lie time snh.cri.
her.
HoS. BsrAS y McCtrRK. Of RESELL. "a. I'm
io-n 90 Court day with hig drove Of cattle We
sre glad 10 tno~ that he d-pc.~i Of them At eoo.i
price.
NIssss Ksrr wrurus and K,te Portman re-
turned frO@ visit To Mrs d. n Bo~uan. in Mer-
Ger, on Tuesday. Their bright sce. indicated that
the visit had lssa = most pleasant on..
RauHoAD MHS.-CarL RS. Lakenl,ill. inspector
Of Agencies, L. a n. n. Rand MS 81 JOIN, Route
Aerni Adams Express Co, are In town. Mai u T.
hro~n, ofihe o. NJ viii H. herr to-day
Miss ANNIE CsHrESrks len on Wednesday ior
Louisville TO attend the wedding ofNis. Mary Boyd
Sisiy yell known here. she Ia 10 marry q st. Louis
gentleman, Who's name we did not learn.
Ms. A. =. JoSss, Of the obixssbsd sp,cfsior. made
as pleasant call on Monday, He and his new
~is are on visit 10 Mr. Hiram Ro.srts Their Grand
i.iherl and expect 10 spend week or two enjoy
ING the delights IL the Blue Gras. region.
Ma J. J. LASpHAn, Who has heen Temporarily
relieved Coz trivial onen-c, len yesterday for
Lexington In Obedience toa telegram from Collector
s~ope. ~ho viii give him his same position. hot
Gill assign him 70 da,y In another part Of IN.
state
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Democratic e.Hs..ntee Meeting

Alta meeting. Of the Democratic Com
mittee Of Lincoln county, held in the town
Of Stanford, on Monday, April LIST, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted and busi-
ness transacted:
Gesoirsi, That there is hereby appointed a Denl-
ocratlc Precinct Committee ior each Of the voting
precincts Of Linooln county, as follows
For stanford, A. X. Denny, Cham, Jno. M.Rsid,
Geo. Englenlan, Lewis withers, Charles Scott, VIM.
Cooley, sam1 n. Harris. Rob't McAlister, Thomas
Robinson, W. s. Hooker, Lee y. Human, W. y.
vsrnon and Adam Pence.
Walnut fist-John :. Owslsy, CHM, Joha
Lynn, n. NJ. Pitman. Wood Little, l. NJ. Iasley,
VIZ. Abrahams and wm.T. baaghman.
Crab Orchard-w. o. HAniord, CHM, n. n.
BTonaugh, Jasper Livingston. J. y. Higgins, John
Foley, NJ. Owens, uriah Albright and Henry T.
Miller.
nighland-D. A. Baugh. Chm'n, wm. uimer,
h. q. Walls, Lewis Rail, y. ). Basin and John
Hamn.
waynssbsTg--Ellison Padssit. Chmn, E1ra
0ooch, N. IA. Gooch, David b. Ellison, Joe Penny
baker aud Il. d. Psdgott.
Turnerssills Bailey, Cham, Crit smith,
). W. Adams. Peter W. Garter, .. N. Garter, H.
Joshua s~ops and a. N. Gisens, Jr
Hsstonsill Patrick Conssy, Chn'n, Aadisol
sandridss tnnt HslH, }. 4. Carter, silas san
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RELlGIOTs.

Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach at Halls
Gap Church on the Ind Sunday at three
O'Clock p. n.
The 3rd Quarterly Meeting will be held
at the Methodist church here next satur-
day and Sunday.
Rev. J. K. Peoples will commence a
protracted meeting at Halls Gap Church
next Sunday evening at n o'clock.
The meeting at Dsnville grows in interest
as "the days 20 by" To yesterday there
were sos confessions. Mr.. Barnes has been
q little sick but he continues to preach and
many are praying with him for the promis-
ed 800.
The Superintendent Of the Presbyterian
s. 8. called for fair count, 80 We went and
counted again last Sunday, and found SO
teachers and scholars present. This num-
Der won't be kept up long II the superin.
tendent aforesaid don't curtail that PRAYER
II will drive the last one Of them away.
A religious controversy was settled in an
approved style the other day in Woodford
county. Two negroes could not agree on
the correct mode Of baptism. The discus
sion grew wild and furious, both parties
got mad, and the result was that VIM. seay
Immersed" Boswell in his own blood and
"sprinkled" the walls Of the church with
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dridse, .. p Bailey, R. o. Hooker. John Walls, G
Fowler, =. wsre and Cicero Reynolds
The members Of tho Demo r..e County Commit.
tee shall, BY virtue Of their once, be members Of
the Committees of their respective prcclnfs and
chsrmen thereof rs hcrcin mentioned.
as ..'".. ,om'nlu'ee' so'e'a'a 'hs' nave
they msy deem necessary ana prore, g., me ,omI.
nation Of candidate. iOr the once. Of Magistrate
snd Constable in their respective precincts, except
~ rae ONE o. stanford ana Constable
ie CANDIDATE having heretofore Rom m,.,s a., sas.
ofthese Offices which .. approved by this Com.
@t,ee.
have ,oss, 40 sa,, ~. 'a a',,,. o ,"",,s .as