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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

The Yellow Fever scourge contin.
ues its terrible ravages In the South.
and the nsws from the afflicted cities
increases in horror. The disease has
appeared at several other cities. and
the suffering Is intense. II is sincere
ly hoped that the cold wave now pass
ing over the country may bring frost
sufficient 10 Danish the plague from
our borders.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

Mosr encouraging news comes from
the State of Maine, of her election
last Monday. There were three can
didates for Governor, but each falling
to receive majority, the election will
devolve on the Legislature, which,
counting the greenbackers, has a good
Democratic majority, and will, Of
course, elect its candidate. Two
Democrats are elected to Congress, in
the place Of Republicans, and Eugene
Hale is defeated by fair majority.
Where, obi where is Blainel
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

LET us all forget the bitterness en-.
gendered by the protracted struggle
for the Congressional nomination and
let our experience unite US more close.
ly in the future. Let no Democrat,
and no one will, that is worthy of the
name, say that he will not vote for
the nominee because his man was not
nominated, but submit to the constitu-
ted powers and give Phil Thompson a
hearty support.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
RELIGIOUS.

Elder W. L. Williams, Of the Christian
church is conducting protracted meeting
st Tunenyille. No additions at last Ac-
counts.
All our churches should take up col
lection for the yellow fever suilerers nett
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

STRAY HORSE!

Taken mp NJ a stray by Andrew scafrcnt, = hay
horse, years old, With black lcrs, mane and tail
and q white snip on the nosc aloui N hands high,
shod hcfore. Was taken up BY him about the fith
81 the prescnt month. This hornc this day val.
ned b. Geo. W. kine and Henry nrannaman aficf
AUG WIS. sss-,i W.T. GREEN Jr.Lc
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
LADIES FANCY GOODS,

selected with care, and which she will veil At pri-
ees 10 suit the times.
Ihanking her hiends Cor past hyors, she TesIcci-
fully s0liciis an early call.
THE hAkTUA MAKING DEPARrMENT
viii 10 conducted BY mis-. MYERS aud N rs.
DUDDkhAk, whous tasts aud skin are well- kn0wB
10 the trade
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

BEEcHER is lecturing in San Fran.
cisco. and Is reaping rich harvest.
His receipts amount on an average Of
~. 800 per night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

JONI You've CRAFT. a young gen.
tleman Of Holly Springs. Miss. died
at Danville this week. of Yellow Fe-
yer. There are no other cases In Dan
vile.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
Pm n. Ihompsen. .Ir.

II is with feeling Of pleasure that
we place the name Of gallant Little
Phil" at our mast head this morning,
for he is in every way worthy Of the
high honors he has 50 calamity won.
Although less than 80 years old, he
has made reputation second to none
in his judicial district ms an eloquent
and able lawyer, and the fact that he
is now serving his second term as Com
monwealths Attorney Of his district
Is proofof the high estimation in which
he is held. He is a son Of Col. Thomp-
son, Of Harrodsburg,a prominent law
yer, distinguished especially for his
wonderful shrewdness, and Is a nephew
Of Hon. John B. Thompson, once
Lieutenant Governor of this State,
and afterwards United States Senator.
He Is filed with laudable ambition,
and we venture the prediction that he
will do honor to the old Eighth and
TO the State at large. Radical oppo-
sition will amount TO nothing In this
race, for Mr.. Thompson is destined to
win, and will On, by big majority.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

The negro Ed. jackson, who was
recently arrested in Lebanon, on
charges Of rape committed in Tennes-
see, and who was delivered by his
captor. the Marshal, to some men
claiming to be officers of Tennessee,
was taken by them across the country
to Whitley, and put to death after a
series of barbarity unheard of among
civilized people. He was taken thro'
London hand cufied and with a rope
tied around his neck, and the. other
end fastened to the saddle Of one Of
the fends, trotted for miles over q
rough country without food or water,
except what he could get while they
watered their horses, then he was
compelled to lay down in the stream
and drink like brute. Having tor.
tured him till their inhuman cruelty
was satiated, they cut of his ears,
mutilated him otherwise, and hung
him to q tree. Shot after shot was
fired into his body as he writhed in
the throes of death, and to be sure
that there would be no chance for
him to escape they cut his body down
and threw il into fire kindled for
the purpose Of consuming their vic.
tim. They then left and reported that
the negro had gotten away from them.
We think that the Marshal of Leba.
non or the Jailer has laid himself liza.
BILE to prosecution for allowing men
without the proper authority to take
the negro, and we trust that Governor
McCreary will do all in his power to
bring the barbarians to justice. A
most vile murder has been committed
here by men Of another State only
for the sake OF vengeance as we learn
from reliable authority that the negro
had been guilty Of no rape but had
cohabited with the woman for two
years with her own consent. They
were finally caught in the act and the
fact communicated to One Afford, the
husband of the woman, when she to
shield herself produced some medicine
and claimed that she had been drugged
with it. Subsequently, Afford caught
the negro and taking him into astable,
told him that he would give him just
FIVE minutes to make his peace with
his Maker. jackson got down on his
knees, but instead of praying, seized
a brick, knocked downAlford and made
his escape. Afford was one of the
party who came after the negro, and
no doubt the principal mover in his
We do hope that all OF them
will be brought to justice.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
roRs,ls.
POLAND CHINAs Z

have fnr sale Male Hog. that I housht IN
Ohlo and noar., sows and pie., ~ both scxr. they
are the purest Poland thinas, sn,i wtll ~ill them
cheap ar cssh siao havc SIS hne hull taltes W
~ an N. NgwlANp.
trah Orchard EV
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
Situation as Teacher Wanted.

lady Of several years experience desires post
tioa - teacher. she l. qualified 10 instruct IN the
usual branches ola Classical education, including
the higher Mathematics. Would teach In town OF
country. Music on the Piano, and French will be
taught II desired. Coed references given.
s7-st Address BOX ass,
Lexfngsen, NY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
nocKcAsrLE COUNTY NEWS.


fugitive from justice, came into town
Monday and surrendered himself TO the
Jailer. lie was committed to Jail and will
have his trial at the September Term Of
Court.
NR SEwLAND, rLkAsE NOTICE.
Our new Jsiler, Mr.. James Houk, de-
serves hearty need Of praise for his ser
vices during the past two weeks. lie has
effected most wonderful Transformation
In the appearance 81 the Court.house,
grounds and Jail. Every thing has been
put in good order, and we believe he will
keep It so. II Mr.. Houk holds out as he
has begun, he will do we'll.
ASSOCIATION.
The Anti-Missionsry Bap,ists held their
Association at skaggs' Creek church, on
Saturday and Sunday last. Elders Allen
and sears, Of Pulaski county, able divine.,
were present, and did the "talking for the
crowd" greatly to the edi6caiion Of the
latter. II was our rare, good fortune to
hear Mr.. Sears on Monday night, and we
s'e so'e 20 pronounce MN pulpit orator
eS'ue snom 'Puigeoh ana neecher pa'e
'n'o '"''s"'ncance
=, "hooL MATTERS
"' ~. 'a"ney' COCOA 'ookins young
gentleman IRON STANFORD mas oeen ensae-
60 oy .ne trustees 10 ,each the unexpired
term OF the Common School at this place.
lie comes TO us wen recommended, and II
Is, with genuine pleasure we give him vel
come 70 our 'owh' lie VIII pegin teach
ing next Monday..""Ihe next session OF
the MT vernon Male and Female Acade-
my wall begin Monday sept. 10th. MIR.
. Ia "ni'ehead wiii retain ms position as
Pfincipai OF the sehooi' and VIII have
competent assistants
PERSONAL
Miss Helen Conn, one OF Rockcastle's
iairest daughter Who Is Temporarily alb
sent In 1arrsrd' TINS fali, was at home on
aVisit last sunday. NJ =. brinkiey Is Alb
sent this week In Louisville, where he has
gone to purchase tremendous stock Of
goods. george Denny, OF Lancaster, h
here looking aaer his business interests.
Capt w. u. WEIGH, OF Stanford, was in
-. ,. ns " uA,ns o. ueP-
- . 1900 ~ ~ P n.
TO become interesting. Mr.. J. L. White
head' OF TINS place; accompanied BY his
III and AL
s''o oA''e n'e
- y" e ,,,'' "''"'"s tut
''" W 'A' - i'"Os'
~ ~ AN, :.
IN, y-...,n u 1s 60, ~ '"e A,nins o.
y al % P'o"' !" man
o, eou"'' 's'' '"'uiuay' ui
P1e ".e" mem :. "n,'" o'inP-
- NV W. 'nVs !" "m'e, 'ne ,"'.s'
s snee. anu 'au''ns instant aea'n
f"A' s,e "o' gwen Do'h
y ,"e f~'Ae' "'e ven 'o""ee'eo' anu are
ne u V"s " many " our .ou"'' Peop'e'
W. " n,'e hA' Dee" ie'eniy e'ec'ed noun.y
eiN a. Ae"oois'' over ''rons nePuo-
''on oPpV"eh'' anu rs ''ay county Is ne
PuD.'oAu oi large majority, ,h's 'ac' evil
WINE popu,a,,'y' ne was cou-
=" u nun. . -, "h''s' "u' no AKIN 10
~" :" i'u we ""aer'a"' simpson
nus "eu 'ne '0un'fy'
WILL BEHAVE NEXT IiAi'
Two young o,ooos IRON naroonrViie'
'a"e i"'o 'o.n monday' go, ON glorious
o,u drunk ana Immediately
wanted 10 nght One OF them struck Bill
JACK over 'he mead win SUCK and threat
med 10 shoot him-shereuPon Judge Nc
lure and hve or six Others, walked up.
'oiiared them and led them to the Court
ioase' where one oil them was adlu iged to
,ay hne OF ~ oo ahd costs ~ They
moved considerable pluck at hrst, and
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,


Lincoln Circuit Court.
stLAs n. ALExANDERs ADMIR-,
aLAs N. ALExssDEws HRS. se. ''h'''"
The creditor, Of silas N. Alexander, decd, are
herehy notified that they are required by an order
o. the Lincoln Circuit Court 10 produce aud ale le-
iore the undersigned Com'r their claims, verified
ISIS Sss-tt W.a.wEkCu, Master Ccm'T.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

Of rich land, about 81 arrrs 0t which l. under eul-
tiyation, and the remainder we'll 1T In clover tlm-
othy and nle-grass. II u me OF the most dcslra-
bic Arins W lincoln couuty, lying Immediately on
the Turnpike, about milc- frum stanford, Ky,
and within one mile cf Mex inucy's station. which
V on the VinCinusu Southern Rtlway. Thew are
never falling SPRINGS % excellent water on tho
place. and the Improvements are arst rate. THIS
hrm We iormerly owned by John Wright. will
vi the whole isrm o. PORTION. Ipropu~e 70 oner
acres upon winch theru are no buildings aud will
then otter the whole place. vili take pleasure In
showing the mrm 70 any one desiring "a purchase,
and any communications addrered 20 me AZ Me-
kinney's station, Ky, viii receive prompt stten-
fsaus-is cssh, Il In ~ month, and the resualn-
der in years no'e- hearing pr cent Interest.
si-Sm J. n. WALKER.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-13

Mr.. J. c. SauGey, good looking young
gentleman from Stanford, has been engag-
ed by the Trustees to teach the unexpired
term Of the Common School at this place.
He comes to us well recommended, and Il
Is, with genuine pleasure we give him vel.
come to our town. He will begin teach
ing next Monday......The next session Of
the Mt. Vernon Male and Female Acsde-
my will begin Monday, Sept. sOth. Mr..
J. L. Whitehead will retain his position as
principal Of the school, and will have
competent assistants,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
OTTAWA Wholesale Market.

TO SELL LIVELY ! T E.: %; SY 3.
tn the people. do you not9 Such & that grand low
priced book.
At 1dSr. .ntr'L AND A hss,srsNT.
Valuable receipts by thousands for evcrythinE and
every body, The most universally useful ok
ever pub; ed =. < Inon" :. a., en,rrs pui-ei'
SCAMMEL 4 CO, NJ. Louis, No.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The remainder Of last week, since our last,
was taken up with the Chapman case. On Fri
day about all Che "hon ton" of La Sale were
here, tcstifying to his good character, and with
"A spirit which must have been Consoing to the
defendant On Saturday the arguments Of coun'
dict was rendered of mot guilty. No one seemed
surprised, for though the prosecution was well
managed, they had no serious case against the
man, rs the majority Of the listeners thought
The Express Company went of at ha'f.cock, as
it wcrc.-This trial finished an adjournment
was had until next week Thursday, 10Th, when
Judge Goodspced will try II few cases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
County Court.

This Court began law term on Monday last,
disposing Of II large number Of cases, by dismiss,
al and continuation.
JdgncHt.--A. Noglo Amos Lawrence agains,
plaintiff for costs; Willard Bascon &c. V. Abra-
ham Is. and Geo. ". Hess, against Geo. W. fol-
S:!a5 and costs; +. l., Plowman V. Il. c. Meyers
ct al, $3.50 appeal taken to Appellate Court,
In Celia IL. Linslcy v John c. Barlow, u yer.
diet was rendered against plaintiff The case be
gan about pair of 81 shoes, which the defendant
would not receive back II second time. Besides
the cost to the parties the suit has cost the
ty couple Of hundred dollars; and 1t is hoped
they will now let up"
PROBATE COURT
Estate of Stephen II. Sherman, order for no
tCc of final settlement at January term.
Estate of Peter johnson, supplemental final re-.
port approved, estate declared settled and admin.
istrator discharged.
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THE COURTS.

Rusin,.s in mi. court hcpau ON Tuc.dav last,
:, a., ..,,., ,ir,r ,,,,,o,,, TLo
"'l 'hc"'oo'9 VI '"' ''"'' ","H -
only business OF much puolc interest was lhctN-
nation of a class of 81 students, by McSsrs Bull
and spov of ,his citv Mr. Willard Gentleman
WV =. .,,-
! oi 'hlA c'H was ''c ""l! 'ol''S'''".N' VI '"'
class from this county. On Thursday his Honor
IJudgc LELAND made the following address 10 the
! GENTLEMEN; on pcholi on 'hc court 'cnuc'
you our klnu's' ana ocHt WISHES 'o' your pros,
| pcnty ana happiness an" ou' tarhCNthoPt 'h"'
your career W inc hohol"pc l'"t''I"" y" H"'c
chosen ma! hc scce'sliI one
foT tIlal s",'''s your ucPcn"c''t 'i'uS' w w."
yourselves IN H'il'I HI"'H''onN !" '"o' '"i't"'
may DC luTni>hcu ny lI!chuS' uu' VIZ" MAJ, >
ohIy cap!'ai slocN CONSISTS ~ n'I p''''. '"u ,lo
lihormatioh "hth us coh''ln', Nv t'"I2I re-,
tcNc IhHch aSn'''"EC' rom "'ncIe' I.N""' 'I'"S
fGc"lnihrhH 'H'n'I 10 cHP'"H H''I' u"1 MnI' ,n'
clrhl requires anu VIA, ~ ru' -'"' .',H nav
Is me lawyer VINO WI 90 NJ business '"I nm III
thr best manner ana 'hr one upon "ho'c N.Y.
rltN he can rely WIN .nc I'osI cphnuGnIc u"t
20" ht'u ,'o't II " ''"'""S" n'O"i,"T. W Wv
law ana lual Is 10 he obtained on's ny "o"''
nara an" u"'rHI'''H%' ~ 10y S"Ppo9r ti''' w.
cause ," nave p'th 'o'n'''ca ~ p'.t'tC IA"
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EankS

Exchange on Chicago and New York,
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on England. Ireland Scotland and all In.
portant points in Continental Europe drawn in
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue stamps OF All demon nations
stany on hand and for sale
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver Bought and sold
Banking hours from "a. N. to ! T..
Jan. II, 1878. T. G. JORDAN. Cashier
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, DECEMBER a. 1878.

Book Errhonge Weekly, and the principal reasons
given for its low price are, thai IL is intended 10
serve n means of making their paper more
widely known they sell only to purchasers di,tct,
instead Of giving the usual fifty or sixty per cent.
discount 10 dealers or agents 10 sell for them
and further, that they offer ea9g subscribers
at an extra reduction, which tnrdy purchasers
will have to pay an extra profit To compensate.
Specimen pages will be sent To any one, ut once,
on request by postal card, addressed 10 the AMER
IcAN BOOK EXCHANGE, - Beckman Street, New
W.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
Carvings, Etc.:

Olive and Spa Wood Wells Trays, also Swiss Carvings
Bouquet Holders Vases level Cske Thermometers Smoking
Book Racks Card Receivers &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
Iiterature:

call attention stock Books including full OF lhack
av Dickens Scott Shakespeare and Others calf The principal Poet
trce-caf Emerson, lowel Hawthorne
Others large stock Miscellaneous Books OF Science
Beles-eters, History Biography Travels, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
Japanese Laquer-ware:

Trays Receivers Handkerchief Glove and Jewel Cases
Same articles in Chinese Straw Goods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

Endorsed by the Fac lty. The reputation Of
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup las been solely achieved
on account Of It's merit. Physicians prescribe ii.
~ CENTS
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DIR. III. OLIN,

<yET THE BEST -Marrow's Pictorial Family Bible anG
NJ Encycopedia Of Biblical knowledge contains - inpOr
tsnt features nearly p illustrations and many 6se nlsts'
nv Iusoye DOre other artists. Genuine Morocco bind
ins heavy panel ten styles sri prizes send for ercH
i.rs ard terms 20 agents. :. l.. MARROW.
uoy9l Indianapolis. Ind
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Curiosities in Bric-a-Brac:

Vases Plates, Sito and koo imported from
Japan: onswy initiation cracked China goods and Canton
ware imported China also several of Faence de Suisse from
Exposition 1873 Also Toilet Sets bohemian: Fine
French Glass Toilet Bottles painted silk coverings Flower Stands
Vases rredecent glass Also large miscellaneous stock OF curious
fancy articles in American and Foreign
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
Miscellaneous:

Ceuod Russia leather Hand Mirrors Frenc
oil coors Cut Glass Paper Weights and n
Wells Gold Pen Pocket Cutlery Fine Pocket Books; Gard Cases.
pearl; Paper Knives pearl celuod ivory and woods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
Pictures, Albums, &c.:

We show also Panel Pictures, oil and
coo Osgood eoype framed and unramed Ease cabne
photos large stock of the easel and ordinary styles
of Albums
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

After dragging Its slow length through station
houses, ponce courts ana evil chambers the case Of
Inrersol 1neersol up again for investigation
yesterday ut the Special Sessions. fhe prisoner Will
lam y. Ingersoll, stood at tae bar In nonchaiant
way, IDLY sw nsing umbrella ana casting at times
sncering glance the woman who charges bim with
twice attempting 10 take ncr lfe Sue Tor ner part.
evdontly anxious about the OF the case and
IL was clear by the stecy glitter Of her eyes, The
Compressed lips anu Dard lines auout the mouth that
she had no mercfui disposition toward her husband.
The called, the evdsncs taken again the
old story VI lngcrsoll's attack upon AssenOiymsn
James Hayes, hrs Threatening actions ON broadway
when he arcw knife upon tho woman aud hrs last
ASSAULT upon her were recalled.
"You had lngersoli convicted before and sent TO
the Isiaud," said Judge WandeL
.Y.s, dad, anu he deserved H." WAS the answer.
Dut You aitcrward begged Tor his release and got
him on"
II won't 40 It again. she said. with an air that
showed she meant u.
Iugorsoii, wntn called to the stand, denied having
struck his wife NJ all He said he six feet away
from her wnen she called out, ali you expose me III
MURDER" anu she dil II. "ihaps the whole
OF IT, said lngersol ''ana I'll say my sacred
oath.n
civilian r. Ingersoii," said Judge wandeil, .'tho
Cour nuds you guilty aud sentences you TO tho rcn
Tertiary for the term OF SIX monthsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12
MARRIED.

DARur--TAYLoR. Now Jersey, June Q, 1878, by
the Rev. W. H. Parm,y, WILLIAM J. DARBY 10 FRED.
ERICA Il. TAYLOR, all OF New YORK cry. No carus
DEvok-MouRE. -0a MONDAY evening, June 10, al
the residence OF the Urde's iather 457 West 2Stb ST.
ny tue Rev W. Y. ABBOTT, oil Now York, PErKR H.
DEvoE 10 EDA, daughter OF Daniel Moore.
PURDY--kckkEvBK.-UnT Tuesday, June III, ut 81.
Barlnoiomew's church, by the Rev. samuel Cooke,
d D., J. HKNRY PuRpY 70 NARY g., daughter Of Gen.
sral Chaunccy Mckcever, Unued States Army.
SMIrH--w GOD TN Tuesday, June IL 1878, at the
residence OF brides parents, ny the Rev. O. IL
daughter Of Dr. William ID. Wood, all OF Jamaica, l..
l. No cards
SUrToS-DoSISGToN -Thursday, June o, at the resi-
denoe OF the BRIDES mother. by the Rev. >. b. kos-
sitter EDWIN SUrros, Of Washington, Duchess county,
n. X, ana Many L., youngest daughter Of the late
Henry Donington, Esqs VI Ehzabsths N. !.
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The following were the highest and lowest prtces

Tho money market continues very easy, and loans
call were made al TX per cent, the latter being
tho closing quotation. The following were
OF exchange New YORK Al the Underwent
cities to-day Savannah, buying par, selling u
prem; Charleston, scarce, nominally SIG prem.
y prem. New Orleans, commercial l-16 a -, bank 4;
81 Louis, LILO prem Boston, IN good supply al par.
aud Chicago, 70 prem. Foreign exchange steady,
with business the basis oil 4s4k SAX TOR bank
ers' sixty days. sterling bills, and al ASK 4s6x
Tor demand.
tax MARKEr.
Gold steady at 1909 during the greater portion
the day, but shortly before the close advanced TO
loi, at which the last sales were made, Cash gold
loaned from 3 psr cent for borrowing to Hat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

The London advcss report decline OF Y nor CAM
in and advance OF " per cent in rJp,,o6
States bonds Erie fell of per cont, TO 1eI for tho
and to 81 Tor the preferred Illinois Central
advanced " per cent, 10 s7x. New Jersey Central
was 0rm Al 3oA aSi, and do. consolidated nrsss a
sGH. Tho Bank Of England gained 100000 bail,ea
to-day on balance Al PARIS rentes rose 20 iii SEC
The closing prices in LONDON wore - cousois for
money and account, 9sx a 95X; nsw AZ per cent
bonds 1o5k; nve-twenty bonds Of 1867, loeS ten.
forty bonds 1924 losss; lives Of 1881, 1o7l; Erie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

AT the annual election OF the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, he'd Yesterday al thor Offices No 20
Exchange place. the following gentlemen chosen
directors Isaac Bell William Walter PnelDs Aborn
H. Van NEST, Jobn jacob Astor, Robert L. CUTTING,
James II. Banker, Dcnning Duer, W. W. Assor aud
Joan Al. Mortimer.
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BAcm.--on Tuesday Rorning, jane II. 1873. after .
lingering illness, J. C1eESAvs BACH, Jr., aged "
years.
Funeral from the resAenos Of his iatner. John 9.
Baoh. ~ ssrHsisrd, Cesn, on Friday, i4tn inst.
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