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LIVE STOtk.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Beeves 81 re-
celp,s 800 head, making 2,4OO head Tor
toe three days, against 5,67O head lor tho
anne time last week No trade. Ar
rivals exclusively TOR export Dresse!
dull; o. common TO 4c natlve sides
Sneep-Rcccipts 3,iOO head, making
1900 head Tor tho three days, against
$500 head for the same time last week..
Sheep dull ut S3 5Oa4 30; ordinary ~
prime, with plcEoI lot to exporters, no
pounds. So 10, lambs active and higher,
ordinary To choice Southern, western
and State So OOm5 90.
Swine Receipts 200 head, making
l2,2OO heat for the three day, against
- 100 head for the same time last week
None offered sItvc; fair to good wanted
At s. GOGj -.
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PUT 1T THERE"
SAYS THE WARRINGTON BOY.

As he Extends His Hand TO Bid Fare
well 10 His school Mates After
He has Enjoy ed iBe Com
meucement HOp-He Goes
Home and Tells His
People Something
About His
College.
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Currency skies ~ =
SToCKs-Tho market was firm and
higher in early dealings, especially for
New York Central, Pittsburgh, Wabash
and Pacific Mail, which advanced l@2
per cent. The improvement IN the BAL
snce of the list WAS 3Gl per cent, the
latter was Rock Island The market WAS
somewhat erratic throughout the evening
and weaker at intervals Pacific Mail
advanced L per cent, from the lowest
point on the report that the company had
made settlement with the Panama
railroad. Wabash rose :. per cent. on
rumor that the court had refused 10
appoint a receiver. New Jersey Central
was strong aud and higher, in sympathy
with the advance N London. Lake
Shore. st. Paul, Western Union and
most Cl the coal shares were weak. The
Chicago and Rock Island railroad Gigc,-
tors met in this city to-day. There wus =
very full meeling o. the Bosrd, and the
following notice was Issued - s,osknoId-
ers: A quarterly dividend OF > per cent.
on the capital stock OF this comp any has
been declared, payable August lst, at this
Office An addition - the dividend OF :
per cent, has been declared on the cap
tai stock of the Iowa Southern aud
Missouri Northern Railroad Company,
held by the treasury in trust for Tho
stockholders OF this company. \ Our pro
portion Of the dIvidens viii be equal to
% per cent OF the amount Of your dlvi-
dend on stock OF the K OK Islsnd Com
pany held by you or so cents per share.
A like dividend will be paid on stock OF
the Iowa Southern and Missouri North
ern Railroad Company on the first day OF
November, 1878, and February and May,
1879. This makes Rock Island n ten per
cent. stock. The transactions aggregated
100000 shares, of which 5000 were
Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, G.4OO North
western common, 5000 preferred, 1900
Rock Island, 10000 81. Paul common
1000 preferred, 5000 WabSsh, lG0CO
Delaware, LaCkswauna and Western
1000 New Jersey Central, 4 900 Morri.
and Essex, 1000 Western Union and
10000 Pacific Mail.
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{ hicaKO.

CHICAGO, Junc 27.-Tho Drorsr,'
Jo,uuaI reports hog receipts 10000 head
Opened dull a, lbc lower, subsequently
declined, partially recovered and the
market became rather active; light ship
ping and packing At 81 sjCai %; lair 10
extra smooth shipping - Sj@i 20; ship
mcnts 1000 head
Cattle - Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head. Market dull Good tp choice
shipping 81 5000 %.
Sheep -Recclpt- 100 Market rather
drmer; sales 81 O.! per 100 pounds.
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Pittsburgh.

PrrTzBUReE, June E.-Petroleun-
Quiet; crude a. 81 30at Psrker's for
immediate shipment; refined lltc Tor
Philsdelphis delivery.
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Oil

OIL CITY, June 27.-Msrket opened
weak, with sales st 81 III, declined
steadily and closed a. 81 0o4 offered.
Shipments q, 900 sErres; average $4,000
barrels; transactions, ll5,000 barrels.
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EAsT LIBERTY, juno 27.--Csttlo Re
ceipls to-day 8Ot head through md 40
head local stock; total for three days !, ,l39
head through aud l,CiJ head local Nons
for sale. Market closed slow At about 10
to 2Oc uh from last week
Hogs Receipts to-day 2,iZ0 head totsl
for three days $3.50 head; Yorkers u 10
al 30; Philadolphias 81 j0@i 50.
Shecp-R"cepts to-day 800 head; to-
tai for three days $500 head. None sell
nv.
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Cincinnati.

CECu;NATI, June 27.-Hogs -Ac-
tive, firm and higher; common 81 GDGG
81; hight s. O0Ggl Is; packing 81 100
I ~; butchers - 2jdi 3d. Receipt.
J 400 head; npmcnls 800 head.
~. louis.
ST. LOUIS, Juno y Hogs Active,
but lower Tor high grades; Eorkors, Bal.
timores and packing At 81 % fancy
~ -. Receipts 1900 head
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John Sherman has been from time to
time limiting at interference by direction
of the President and Cabinet with the act
ion Of the Courts or the State Government
OF Louisiana in the prosecution Of the Re.
turning Board. That he was entirely un-
authorized to give expression to any such
opinion, and that he has been stirring up
all the tronble in the Cabinet on this ques-
ton, would seem clear from the statement
of Representative Ellis, Of Louisiana, that
Pr, sident Hayes had assured him ex
actly to the contrary 1t looks very much
like a snub direct for the President tc
thus contradict, to Congressman, that
which his Cabinet Minister stated or
professed authority.
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(Wiitten for The Spirit of Democracy
LETTER FROM COLORADO.
GREELEY. Colo. Feb. 10. 1878

GREELEY, Colo, Feb. 19, 1878
Ed SPIRIT: / have now had ten
months experience in the "Great Amer
lean desert" at the foot nf the grand OH
Rocky Mountains that reach their eter
nal snow-capped SUBMITS so far up in
the blue heavens, and look so proudly
down upon the plains at their feet where
but short time ago the Indian and buff
falo roamed undisturbed But what a
change in few short years Truly The
,ohite man is determined to be the lord
of creation.
Well, we can truly say, there is nov
city about Colorado life. Every thing
Is so neiv, so different from what it was in
tOld Monroe y We begin to wonder
how the wooded hills and shady dells do
look, and we mediate upon the great
contrast between eastern and western
life. just think of country where there
are only three or four little rain showers
during the whole year-and yet the far
mers raise such crops of wheat as to as
tonish the world. But those grand old
peaks were not raised for nothing -
When the bright sun warns them with
his genial rays they send forth copious
supply Of wafer, and the farmer has
learned to utilize it and cause the desert
to blossom as the rose.
The first part of our winter was rather
severe TO be enjoyable, but for the last
month we have had delightful weather
The streets OF Greeley are very dusty
A few days ago ! started up Msin street
aud was ma by a cloud Of dust that
made me glad to get behind building
for shelter. Ice cream festival tomorrow
night How is that for February? The
farmers are making preparations to pu,
in q big crop the coming Spring. They
were very successful last year and feel
sure of good crop this year, as the
choppers" did not deposit their eggs last
Fall. sH
The herders will start before long In
search for the thousands of cattle that
are feeding upon the plains and have
wandered into Nebraska, Kansas and
Texas. 1t will be several months before
they bring them all in. The cattle are
reported to be doing well. A herder's
life Is not to be coveted. Some of the
boys have told me that it is uery hard
life. Sleeping upon the plains night after
night, sometimes drinking water that the
cattle will not drink, eating their meals
just when they can catch them, and being
away from society are some OF the char.
acteristics of herder's life. But enough
for Colorado this time. rf
MILTON A. LYONS.
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Duties are ours events are Gods.


One old hat from America makes q
New Zealander an entire suit of clothes.
A place for everything and everything
in its place, is good rule for every
household.
"The Light of Other Days." was q
saucer of hogs lard with rag wick
stuck in it, at one side.
envy opinion ISL said a philosophical
old lady of much experience and obser-
vstion, shat any man as dies upon wash
ing-day does 1T out of spite"
A new song rs called, "Always Keep
a Smile for Mother" Some young men
will drink every drop there is in the bot
tie, without giving thought to their ps-
rents.
The man who was hit in the eye with
SNOWFALL the other day, thrown by one
of the street urchiEs, didn't sing, "Ere
water be an angel" but he nearly fixed
the boy so he could.
He wrote and told her be would be
there at eight o'clock in the evening, con-
Guiding his note with the following coup.
let:
2 with breath as sweet as roses,
Thou'lt breathe upon me love-"
And she coolly answered, "You'd better
not come; we had onions In the soup to
day"
Frog culture is the latest western in.
dustry, and is being Systematically car.
ried out in Minnesota 1t is simple
process, consisting chiefly in the protec.
ton of eggs and tadpoles from birds
and other enemies by means of wire
screens The product thus far reported
amounts to 5000 dozen legs, of which
two thirds have been shipped to ST. Lou,
is, where they bring an average of TWEEN.
ty cents per dozen.
Old John Berry, that used to live M
Lake Champlain,li liked to tell a big story
One evening, sitting in the village store
he said he once drove a horse seventy
two miles insone day, when the ice was
so thin that the water spurted up through
the holes cut through it by the horses
corks. One of the bystanders remarked
that seventy-two miles was pretty goot
drive for one day. Yes" said Uncl,
Johns "but n was long day in june
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How the Nes Dollar win Look,

Two designs have already been made
forthe new dollar Both are very pretty
and the few coins that have been struck in
the mint forthe benefit of the Congress
sional Committee are exceedingly attract.
i've in appearance. The diverse Of one of
the designs, which. with lev alterations,
viii probably be accepted, has beautiful
head of Liberty, firm and expressive
profile, with luxuriant hair crowned with
the traditional cap and coronet, with
shafts of wheat. Above the head is the
motto: "Epluribug Unum" Below ia
the date, "1s7S, Ga the reverse is an
eagle with uplittd a wings, two stars, in q
semi.circle the words "United States ot
America" and beneath them, In God We
Trust" while below the eagle is stamped
"One Dollar" The other design is SINH
lar, but less artistic.
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4 Gian,,s Challenise..
(St. Louis Times

Henry Thurston, the Missouri giant,
nov resident of Titus County, Texas,
has issued challenge to any man in the
world to wrestle him back hold, side
hold, or catch-as catch.can, best three in
five, fair back falls, for $1,000 to $4,000
q side. match to be held in Austin, Tex
as Thurston is now SO years Of age,
weight over 300 pounds, and stands !
feet 8 inches in his stockings.
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SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure s probably the most 70.
narkabIe ever effected by any medical
preparation for the treatment
Of catarrh:

cfe.lsmen-I hereby certify tha. have had Ca.arrh
for tsn years and for the last SIX years have been
Suzzns in the head. pains across the temple. dizsy
spes weak and painful eyes. swollen and liberated
e'e the chest and lev every ndicatioa q S Ny
mead ached all the time. The matter accumulated so
a sSna spas
then sya.s
ssns
ssasHess ss pospohcd It The constant inflammation and
as %
innamcdmy lungs that coughed necessarily. deep,
ss Ss. M
ssSP0 aS
Gum q ros sr us using Inc rst bottle
gan to improve rapidly. The frsf dose seemed to clear
ssd hS 8 srs. ns for sSpis
my cough in three days. By using i as gargle soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling Of my tonsils
head essed my senses Of seeing and ofhearing were
by the use or sASroRD's RADICAL CURE FoR CiTARRH
sys 81
hope 70 s seg 1s sS rsRsS a.
tsed by the best physcians and have consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every kind
%
nofeef siief rsnccursssmsnt rom any q them.
g 8osros. Feb. q s5. GEO. +. DINshoRE.
SUFFOLK, %. FEE g, 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George 7, Dips
Inns n% saSssriSsd hss di i Sn true R Bsiore fore me- -
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice ofthe Peace.
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Napoleon.a PredlctiSn ON Russia.

Now all eyes are turned to CONSTANT.
nople, the bone of contention of Europe;
it may be Of interest to quote an opinion
given by Napoleon at St Helena. in 1917,
to his surgeon, Barry O'Meara:
SIN the course of few years." added
he, "Russia will have Gonstahtinople, the
greatest part of Turkey; and all Greece.
This hold to be as certain as If it had a..
ready taken place Almost all .he cajo.
ling and Aattering which Alexander prac.
ticed towsrd me was TO gain my assent to
effect this object. 1 would not consenf,
foreseeing that the equilibrium OF Europe
would be destroyed d saie4 ll9slasls
TN the natural course ofthings, in rev
years Turkey must fall to Ruasia. The
greatest part of her population are
Greeks, who. you may say, are Rus
SLAMS. The Powers it would injure, and
who could oppose it, are England. France;
Prussia and Austria. Now, ss to Austria,
1t would be very easy for Russia to engage
her assistance by giving her Servia and
other Provinces bordering upon the
Austria dominions, reaching near to Con.
stahtinople The only hypothesis that
France and England may ever be allied
with sincerity will be in order to prevent
this. But even this alliance will not avail.
France. England and Prussia united Gafi
not prevent it. Russia and Austria can
at any time effect 1t. Once mistress Of
Constantinople, Russia gets 6ll the com
merce of the Mediterranean, becomes q
great naval power, and heaven knows
what may happen She quarrels with
lyou, marches off to India an army Of
10000 good soldiers, which to Russia is
nothing, and 100000 canaile, Cossacks
anf others, and England loses India
"Above all other powers, Russia ID
most to be feared, especially BY you.
Her soldiers are braver than the Austri-
Jams, and she has the means Of raising as
many as she plesses. In bravery, the
French and English soldiers are the only
zones to be compared to them. Alikhis
u foresaw I see into futurity further
than Others! and Il wanted to establish q
barrier against those barbarians by re-.
establishing the Kingdom Of Poland,
andi putting Pcniatowski at the head OF
it as King but your imbeci;es Of Minis-
ters would not consent A hundred years
hence shall be praised, and Europe,
especially England, willameM that did
mot succeed sAN7
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1uehv
HOME SONG.

..r - fNl
Stay, stay a. home. my heart. and rest;
Housekeeping hearts are happiest, q
For those that wander they know not whore
Are full Of trouble and full of care;
To stay al home is best. a
Weary and homesick and distressed, Z
They wander East, they wander West,.
And are bafled and beaten and blown about
By the winds of the Wilderness of doubt;
To stay at home is best.
Then stay at home, my heart, and rest;
The bird is safest in its nest;
Ger all that futter their wings and fly
A hawk 10 lowering iu the sky;
To stay at home is best.
III. W. LoNaFELLow in the atlantic for FEB:
7'udry.
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4. y. FARQUHAR. M. d.
formerly Of zanesville, 0hio,)

Physician and Surgeon,
Once and residence in the Kirkbrids property,
WOOD SFI Ell D., o b D..
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business 10 merit public
confidence and patronage. i sF'4
chronic Diseases will receive special
Es&snsiup- nsy4,'!tt
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How would horse shoesao for ga stah,.

How would horse shoes do for "a stable
currency F-Cn. Saturday Might.
How does cew become a landed es-
tate 7 By turning her into q new field.
When is dog most like human be-
ing2 When heis between man and a
boy.
Mrs. A. T. Steward owns the largest
single diamond IN the land; value, 1885,
600.
1t is estimated that 100000 person
have signed the temperance pledge in
Illinois during the year 1877.
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A Business Governor.
Cleveland Plaindealer,

We elected a "business man" Cover
nor of Ohio last fall. Indeed, be is all
business. A friend showed US com.
mission this morning issued to Notary
Public in this city, which is signed Rich.
ard NJ. Bishop Il Co, Governor " 'Un.
Gle Dick is so accustomed to signing
the "& Co" to bis letters that he uncon
sciously added it to the commission.
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"Inever enjoy poetry when I'm cook
in'," said an old lady. "But when step
out to feed the hogs, and hist myself on
the fence and throw my soul into q few
lines of 'Cap'n Jinks, II does seem as 4
this air,h was made to live on after q"
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and down that giddy height she whirled.1
Striking upon the ragged rocks below
there remained only the mangled flesh OF
what few moments before had been the
beautiful Comanche Bride. ~
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Challenge from a smoker.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr:
challenge any man in America to smoke
cigars. have smoked 100 in twenty
three hours, and can beat that. Wager
to be from $500 to 81 900
DANIEL E HENLEY,
l02d street and Third avenue, Harlem
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Russia Demands a War Indemnity
Which Turkey annot Pay,
$l,l2O, 900, 900.
Virtual ODliterati0n Of Tur.
Key In Europe.

LONDON, req. 20, 1oto.-A ueSpdtcu
from Constantinople, February 81, via
Syria, gives the principal points of the
fresh conditions of peace demanded by
Russia The despatch fully confirms the
report from Vienna in Saturdays Times,
forwarded yesterday morning, as to the
proposed boundaries of the new province
of Bulgaria, which will include the coun-
try between the Danube and the Balkans
and portion of Roumelia between the
Black Sea and Servia, comprising Sofia
and Phillippopolis, the greater part of
Thrace and Macedonia and the whole val
ley Of the Martha except Adrianople.
BATAK AVENGED.
The conditions provide for an assem-
bly, of notahles to elect sovereign prince
for Bulgaria, whose nomination is to be
submitted for sanction to the Porte and
the European Powers; the, Bulgarian
tribute to the Porte is to be equal in
amount to the net revenue Of the prov
ince; Russian commission is to superin.
tend the Bulgarian government for two
years, and 0,000 Russian troops are to
occupy the Principality during the same
period. S q a
BULGARIAN PORTS.
Bulgaria is to have the ports of Ro-
dosto and Kavalo. The Russians will
hold all their present positions until the
indemnity ispaid. The protocol of peace
will be signed on Monday at St. Stefano
and the ratifcations will be exchanged in
Constantinople ten days subsequently.
WHOLESALE DIAIsIoNs.
The conditions also require the cession
of Podegoritza and Antivari, with other
territory, to Montenegro. Russia TO have
power to cede the Dobrudscha to Rouma.
MIA in exchange for Roumsnian Bsssara.
bis, cessions of territory in Bosnia and
teward NisH to Servia. as s
THE STRAITS. a
The conditions also include a prohi
bition Of passage through the Straits te
men-of-war except in isolated cases, abso
lutte freedom Of passage for merchantmen
even in time of war.
| CRUSHING INDEMNITY.
The payment of an indemnity of four
teen hundred millions OF roubles (S1,
120.000,000,) to cover which Turkey il
to cede Batoum, Kars, Bayazid, ,Adrahar
and adjacent territory; Turkey also tt
pay forty millions sterling S103, 600, 900,
in bonds, the interest and sinking funt
of which are to be guaranteed by tn,
Bulgarian and Egyptian tributes,the An
atoliaD revenue and the Heraclea mines
ten millions of roubles $4,000, ,000) tt
be paid Immediately to indemnify Rus
sian residents of Constantinople.
THE LAST STRAW.
Turkey is to reimburse Russian capi
tai invested in Turkish bonds also tt
pay for the maintenance OF prisoners o
war and the reopening OF the Sulins
mouth of the Danube. ai
's FOUR IRoNeLADs WILL DO.
1t is now believed that Russia will &C
cept four ironclads instead of the si1
originally demanded.
RUSSIA MEANS WAR.
It is conceded ON every hand that i
these conditions be as reported they may
he taken as showing resolute detertni
nation on Russis's part to force the issu,
with England. The terms asked Cal
never be wholly granted by Turkey, ant
liz they are insisted upon European peac
is 40 longer possible.
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4 new Use for Onions.

3-.1t lrrom tne bostsn fosE
Gail Hamilton began losing her hair,
bit by persistent amounting OF. the parts
with raw onion not cnlyt arrested the
process, but has produced q second
growth Of quite different and slightly
reddish color.
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A query for John sherman.

80 " Vlfittsourgh FostT I4tH
If one 81, 800 package can slip out of
the back door Of the Treasury Depart.
ment and wander off without even being
missed for several months, may not 9TH
er valuable packages have done the same
thing, and may they not be still doing
it? " q 3ol
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Each package contains DR. sanfords Improved Inhal.
Ing Tube, with null directions for use In all eases Price,
Sf0 Fer sale BY all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the fnied States. WEEKS q POTTER
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists Boston, Msss
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

TNHN undersigned, having been appointed
L Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fll Pensioners Blanks. admin
ster 0aths, take DISPOSITIONS, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments OF
writing. JOHN JEFFRRS.
aprlS,7sr. Beallsvilie. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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