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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
The Returning Board Case.

New Orleans Democrat, 18th, INST.
| Yesterday about 4 O'Clock the
/ sreat guartette, Andersen, Wells,
4 Casanuye and Kenner, of the Re-
turning Board, filed into the Su-
perior Criminal Court room. With
the same "cheek" that has marked
| their past career, they took seats,
and gave no evidence of the least
discontinue. When called to the
bar for arrangement on the charge
of entering false records, the par-
ties pleaded not guilty, and Messrs.
Castellanes and Cullom, OF ccun-
sci, filed the following plea In bar:
State of Louisiana VS.. j. Mad
ison Wells ct als.-Superior Grim
inal Court
And now, on this day, the eight
eenth day of January, 1878, come
by their undersigned attorneys the
said j. Madison Wells, Thomas G.
Anderson, G. Casanave and Louis
M. Kenner, who are under arrest
by virtue OF an information by the
District Attorney on behalf of the
State, on a supposed charge OF
"uttering and publishing u certain
altered, false, forged and counter
felt public record" and say that
this honorable court ought not to
have Or maintain any action or
Jurisdiction on said information,
because
l. These said defendants have
never been examined on the spe-
cifc charge set out, nor on any
other nor waived examination,
nor have they ever had an opper-
tunity of knowing or meeting face
to face the witnesses (if any, to be
produced against them nor of cross
examining them.
2. Because there has been no
finding by an examining officer
that the offense described had
been committed, nor any adjudi-
cation Or finding by such officer
that they were guilty of such Of
fense, nor any determination re-
curing them to appear and an
swer to charge therefor before
this honorable court; aud
3. Because the information filed
in this case is in fragrant violation
of section 1910, Revised Statutes,
unless said statute is to be deemed
void, imperative and of no effect
in this State.
Wherefore, they ask the judg-
ment Of this honorable court ON
said information, and that the
same may be quashet, and the &C
eused may be discharged without
any further plea on their behalf.
tCULLoM d CAsTELIlANos,
Attorneys.
In the argument Mr.. Castellanos
urged that the State, with its ma
chinery, had advantages in such
case, and he, therefore, would ask
the courts serious consideration
of the case. He cited several de-
clsions referring to the plea.
Judge Whitaker overruled the
plea, and the accused were dis
charged on their bonds.
lAdChicago Iribnne's Rio Grande cor
respondent thinks that the easiest and
rEr HAnA-~ Il
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

In New York, on the 9TH inst.,
the crack shot Bogardus broke five
Thousand balls in five hundred
consecutive minutes, and had nine
teen minutes and twenty-five sec
onds to spare.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

Our terms are Cash, or it's equivalent,
on the spot. But where an account is
opened it must be closed at the end of
the month. This rule will in no case
be varied from, as We expect to do our
own work and can not afford to employ
a book-keeper. We bny for cash.
Our motto, sell quick,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
j. W. BRYAN & Co

Col. Frank Powers, we under
stand, has bought all the logs in
the Caicasieu and Sabine rivers
held by the government.-[O Orange
Tribune.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
AT O wedding it was formerly !,

AZ q wedding 1t was formerly a
custom to drink honey dissolved
10 water, for thirty tdays-a moons
age. Hence the origin of the hon
ey7moon. An old bachelor adds
as q reason for it being SO called,
ibecauee it is full of sells,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

Mr.. Allen Gilley is our authorized
agent for the ECHO, and any receipt
given by MIN for dues TO the Lake
Charles ECHO, will be recognized by us.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
Louisiana Legislature.
TENTH DAY, Jan. Is, 1878


ing the charter of the New Orleans
Pacific Railway. Combinations,
in executive session, of sundry APP
paintments by the Governor, in
Ouachita, Ascension, Claiborne,
Desoto. st. John the Baptist, Bos-
sier and Morehouse parishes.
HOUSE.
Several bills introduced and re-
ferred; among them one to estab
lish Bureau of Immigration.
ELEVENTH DAY, Jan. 10, 1873.
SENATE.
Senator Robertson presented q
concurrent resolution, which lies
over under the rules, the preamble
of which recites that the principal
and interest of the public debt may
as lawfully be paid in silver coir,
of the weight and fneness provided
by law at the time the bonds were
issued, as in gold coin; and pro-
viding that orr Senator and Rep
resentatives in Congress be in
structed to favor the Bland silver
bill, and the repeal of the resump-
ton act. The bill to prohibit the
sale of Intoxicating liquors Oh SUP
day was reported on unfavorably,
for the reason that by law the
matter is within control of the po-
lice juries and town councils,
where the committee recommend
it be allowed to remain. The bill
to amend article $50 of the Code
of Practice, and relative to cita-
lions on appeals, passed; also bills,
to amend and re-enact article 2453
of the Revised Statutes; relative
to passage of notarial acts by /
clerks of district courts when a
notary Or Recorder is a party, or
interested; to require all State,
district and parish bonded officers
to file their bonds within a certain
time under penalty of restitution
of Office; and a bill for the relief OF
Albert Lemore aud others. /
HOUSE.
A bill passed to provide for the
recordation of pleadings in suits;
the petition, etc., within three
days after being filed, and the
Judgment within three months az
ter being rendered.
Several bills introduced and re-
ferred.
TWELFTH DAY, Jan. q, 1873.
SENATE.
Several petitions, etc, received
and bills introduced and referred. !,
Joint resolution adopted, instruct
ing our Senator and Representa-
tives in Congress to vote for the
Bland silver bill and for the repeal
of the resumption act. A bill (in-
trodnced by Senator Garland)
passed to change the time of hold.
ing terms OF the District Court in
Calcasisu parish.
Resolution adopted protesting
against the action of the II. S.
Senate in rejecting Hon. III. M.
SPofford, and seating VIM. Pitt.
Kellogg, as Senator from Ilouisi-
ana. Several petitions, etc, re-
ceived, and bills introduced and
referred.
THIRTEENTH DAY, Jan. %, 1878.
SENATE.
The majority and anfavorabla
report on Senator Boatner's bill to
egualize compensation Of members
of theGeneral Assembly, (by abol-
ishing the mileage system, and es-
ltablishing a Uniform per diem
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

Our subscribers will confer a
favor by advising the proprietors
of any irregularity in receiving
their paper.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

Nature seldom makes o 1901 IN
simply FURNISHES the raw matef'4as = NH MI
lets the fellow finish the Jop Y ~
himself.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-13

( This morning about one O'Clock
sheriff Nom got An inkling that w
7 W Hargrcve, brother of the notorious
" Esbs D. HsrgrOvs, was ia ih. city ~
the house Of Mn. Perry. near the
corner 81 Elm and Live Oak streets.
knowing Hhrgrovs to he a shrewd
aud desperate character, the sheriff
took DHpEtiss Dean AMI Miller with
him 10 effect The arrest The two ,lepu.
tIe- Here placed In the reer OF the
house, which il "a small frame building
VI one room only, while Sheriff Neon
went IA the frunt door He had hard :
~ opened tbs door before Hargfove
VINO WIS Ht tie time lying down with
his clothes on, rprsng out the back
dO1r, and attempted 10 make his es.
cape, bat the command from the dep,,-
ties, e. throw up your hands" VINO at
the same time covered him with their
pistols, brUuRht him 10 suIdrn halt
white bt- bands shat up Nlth tighten.
ing dextcrity, from oae II which
thf oiiicefs took pi-tol. l{srgrove
Who ~ - npLo5i1u' horse thief. was
arrested urnn that charge. lie Wa
arrested short time since ia Collin
county and taken to sherman, on the
charge ~ stealing horses in Grsy-on
county, mention 81 which was made
at the time IA THE HERALD. The
authorities ~ that place telegrsphed
Sherih Moon, to Know IL he wanted
him, and Deputy ZONES was dispatched
to bring him 10 ,his place, tut through
some tsehnicaiity at the Law, he was
turned lousc before the deputy arrived.
tie Nas subsequently re-arrested M
Plano. by the deputy sheriff Of Collin
county, hui managed 60 effect his es.
cape from the officer. He aud his
brother, "Bsbe, " are leaders Of a band
OF horse-thi-y.s who are now, and
have Tor roueiime past, been operating
ia this aud the surrounding counties.
During the past month number of
horses have teen stolen in
Duck creek and Rbwlett creek
b"rhoDds 10y the members of this gang
hAhe' HsTgrovs, the main leader of
the gang, II still At large. After the
arrest had been perfected Hargrove
appeared Ia be considerably crest.
fallen, remaining sullen and quiet
He ~as locked up in the county jail,
aud VIII Tor the time being at least,
suspend his Operations in hor.etiesh.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-13
rea..cn,,,u.n.,.

Lieutenant June Peak has perfected
the organization OF his force. which
numbers in all twenty-five ruep. The
object OF the force Is to io general SER
vice ia northern Texas, or wherever II
may he ordered ty the chief executive
Of the state. The company is nov en-.
camped on Mrs. Knights place, four
mjles northwest OF the city, where
they Will await IWther orders. The
general and most natural opiaiou is
that they viii proceed at once la search
90 the express robbers who are hiding
H. Denton county lea the bottoms of
Elm fork. The rnembcrs comprising
the company have been carefully se-
i''oted with an eye to physical ability
and worth, and alter due initiation the
HERALD wagers that TAO better set of
men csu be found anywhere. This
force Will prove OF great service oa
The western frontier of northern
Texas.
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1opacco u.ewxr

PLUG TohActo-Nirsini. hight, ar~
Ponndss sssssl: 10 do ne and extra twist 80
spcs do do extra tin Twist, sssx-s.-. do me-
alum aud II In tvfsf: ssesoor &c c uftnop Il
IN twist. isetose, do mahogany navy -, -.
-, tesOci Louisville navy, bright mnl.ox-
any stesoSci do do mahogany. s..xs{,. 81, 10
.nsnoxsny u class <sa$soc. do 90 dark IN A.
hoKnny, 1850, do do ffBe bi.ck. -gdsStc
NC; isfr snaspc; common, tsste5e
sAokiNS Yin mia sInoaIag rs and 1.
= esssti hentucky, Sas5Dc, com mon To good ,
SSSec, fancy, as 10 Quality. 81 4saxt -. Hon
raaex, i'm ported, per ~. 81 a.
poAhSfIC ctoARS-Havana, sei,. 100
ssss. aud Havans. seesssi:rio 10 scrap rii.,r
4, s9G. tosneciicut szed, 9a.3S; ordinary,
io ~; & oeroots sud SKIES, ii@sIs
ldfphtED CIGARS, pricss per Iissi, I.az
Snas, ~, Flor de Prio-aco, slis. Londre. Js
Snrte, 49, op. r. 1rsnd, Siis. operas $40.
des cigarettes, 81
sNUFf-siseeaboy sjssssc, Rape French
~ scotch and Dandsfooi, sS,ss5e, rOmIaoa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-13
THAT CONTEST.

h FTa~ucsII, lads by Mr. ogden
FARMING Over al. hooks. Papers.
lite, 90 hts Successor, mr.. Roget
NJ. Bogcl = at last III possession OF
the hooks, papers, ,sTc., of the office Of
city ssse-sor and collector. They were
turned over by Mr. Ogden yesterday
evening. About eleven O'Clock the
city attorney received the follow 49,
note froIn the late city assessor and
collector
DALLAs, TEXAS. ApFii n, is7s.
Barnet Gibbs, h.sq City Attorns,
DEAR SIX Ny attorneys have ad.
NiSed me Ia turn over the books, dc,
pertaining to To, nf'iee OF asse-so. aud
COLLECTOR, as Mr. Blgeps burr, ~. sees
has been iiIed
Name the time that city sacretary
and Yourself will meet me nj my office
NJ city hall, TO receive the books.
Your friend,
J. \. OGDEN.
-Four o'closk being appointed rs the
hour at the assessor and collectors Of
ice, at the market house, MIR. Ogden
appeared with aud turned over the
books and papers OF the office to Mr..
Bogei, the newly elected candidate.
AT the same time aud place, the fol.
lowing botice was served upon Mr.. J.
L. Hereford, city secretary:
STATE ar TWAS, DALLAS Cousin.
90 THE, the 18th day of April, A. d.,
1878. personally appeared before the
undersigned authority, j. y Ogden,
u me well known and being by me
duly sworn, deposes and says that he
" informed aud believes the duplicate
poll li-ts, tally lists aud the ballots OF
an election held Ia and for the city of
Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, for alder
men, city marshal, city secretary,
and Treasurer, city attorney, city as
SCISSOR and collector and city engineer.
on Tuesday, April >, 1878, are in boxes
or packages now in possession OF j. II
Her"tnrd, city secretary of the city
aforesaid, thai At said election Afliant
and j. g. Bogel. with others were op-
passing candidates Tor city assessor aud
COLLECTOR, that the certificate OF eiec.
too, upon investigation OF the returns.
thereof, was givea TO the said Bopel.
aud afiisnt has by proceedings in the
district court. Of Dallas county. Texas,
contested the right 81 tue said Baeei
To the said Office Aforesaid, and the
said }. y. Ogden here applies for the
examination. by himself and Counsel,
OF tue pou aud tally lists and ballots
contained la said boxes, and to this
end he prays that J. Il. Hereford. eee-
Rotary aforesaid, notify the parties NJ.
Giant, sBd the said j. G. BogaI, Of the
time and Ilaeo - hen AMI ,..t.. 49,
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rendered them all along the line from
the time they started from home.
The statistics gathered are to be res
ported to the several exchanges Of
which they are representatives, hence
the trip is not entirely pleasure ex-
cnrsien.
Since first coming into the state they
have met with cordial reception at
every point along the route. The
floral offerings have been SO prof,ise
that the drawing-reom car occupied
ny the ladies resembles fairy bower
At Bonham the citizens met the
party with hand of music, and
a very appropriate speech was
made by Captain Clark, OF that
place. which was responded to by
Governor Stsnnard.
A large number of the party, with
whom representatives of The HERALD
talked. expressed themselves as being
highly pleased with Texas Our de-
lightful climate WAS the sheet of
much admiration, and cheering
prospect of our future trade and use-
fuiness was often mentioned.
The party left at five o'clock this
morning for Fort Worth, where they
will remain an hour or so, aud return
TO this city shout twelve o'clock. On
their arrival here large number of
business men will meet them, and if
they conclude to stop over again, as 1t
is hoped they will, Dallas by daylight
will be shown them.
When the party leave here to-day,
they go over the Houston and Texas
Central road to Corsieana, where they
take supper, and thence TO Hearne,
where they take the international and
Great Northern road for Austin.
from there they return via Hearne TO
Galveston, where they remain over
Sunday, Returning, they come up
the International and Great Northern
road to MARSHALL, thence to Texarkana
and on homeward.
it has been suggested that q meet |
ing OF business men and city officials
be held IN the pariors of the Windsor |
hotel ut ten o'clock this morning, to
take suitable action In giving the ex.
a proper welcome on their |
return. Every business man in the |
city who feels an interest ia the mat |
Ter is expected to be present.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-13
AN EYE SORE.
rae OiS Posto56ee rIunter PAT Tn In |
the New Baitainx-An Appeal for
SeU Fixtures

rae Oh Posto56ee rIanaer Pat I'm in
the New Battdfnx-An Appeal for
se. Fixtures.
Il has become matter almost of
Complaint that the old riekety, I'M
slightly fixtures were transferred from
the old postotfice to the new building
aud continued in use. In city of the
size and importance Of Dallas such
shabby sights ought To he supplanted
with something more in keeping with
It's surroundings. The building is a
large, new and attractive one, but
everything about il il msrred with the
contrast caused by boxes, windows and
The fixtures generally, which would
hardly he presentabie IN "a cross reads
postoiiiee. This postoffics is n first
class one, the postmaster receiving the
same salary as postmasters in the
largest cities in the union, yet in an.
other sense il is not first-class, aud will
not be so until il is relieved of the coun.
Try store postotiiee appearance given it
by the old traps brought from down
town. Some one ought to make a
change iii this matter, either the owner
OF the tiuiidiDg, the postmaster him.
sell or the department, for as 1t now
stands 1t Is little less than a disgrace.
New and modern fixtures would cost
tut little, and il Postmaster Norton.
who has perhaps become used to it,
could see them ~ others do, he wYiid
exert every pawer to have change
eIfeete,i. Strangers certainly make
sport OF the appearance of our post,
oeiiee, and tue home public are daily
iiving In hopes To see the matter RENE.
died. Little or no attention WAS paid
10 this matter 30 long as the Office re-
nisinsd Ia the ali l.aaa;ss... s0t On nov
ing to the new building new fixtures
were expected. Can't they be had
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II. r. White, Of I.onlsyilie. is staying
At the LsGrsnd.
w. II. Cobb, of 81. Louis, 10 guest
at The Le6rand.
:. u. Bsysn, OF st. Louis, Is regis
tered nj the Itt;rand.
j. Z. Fasrans, at Fort Worth, Is q
g1est at the lseGrsnd.
q. w. Byer-, of sherman, eau be
.a'ind at the Letirsnd.
w. y. s'cnggias. Of New York, is
registered ut the l,e(iraBu.
A. J. Doll and vile, j. /. Doll, Miss
Jennie Doll and John c. Knatai, Of
Harrisburg, Pa, are sojourneying at
the I.stiraud.
The many friends OF Colonel w. J..
Keller. Who has been sick for several
dss's rast, will he glad 10 learn that he
Is eonsal%slpg.
Mr.. Lloyd Harris, representing the
~. Louis Ripahlicsn rs with the 81.
Louis sxeanionists, and honarei the
HgRAiD with y call last night. Mr..
Harris u also the secretary II the dele.
CATION.
Mr.. w. d. Hsrdee, surveyor of the
Texas and Colorado rniipoasi, was in
the city yesterday, At the Ieisrand ho-
ssl, and left in the mornins for Fort
Worth. He came over the line, from
New Orleans 81 Opelousna. thence u
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Since tu- imPoundlng OF hogs by
Mr IH'Nry and his force. a number
h''" b'~n stolen frnm the pens at
nitht ty thieves. Many take advan.
"t. of hun BY keeping their hogs up
a'.Hs the day and letting them out
o. hight. but he il determined 10 en-
Ntre thc law, aud y making raids on
"'w Il night wherever they are
I'iiA \ humber 81 gardens have
''s1 ruined this season by ownors
t.'ins their bog. run loose. several
No.. Fudeu- on san Jsciuto street,
we're literally ruined "Wednesday
nEh- Those having hogs running
l'.-r. bad better take warning aud
h'.u them peuned. or they viii De
iunn'iuded sud sold al auction 20 the
highest bidder.
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II.Ila. ,,,, lrmn.r ,.,a.
~ss-' str.,a


Tie train robber-, by their continued
aeff-dations, have infused spirit Of
VA into the average north Texas
y1u,n. aud since the recrui.iDg for
Lieutenant Peaks company has been
e".t ga q has increased apaee. The
l'f'.rF joining tbs company are re-
Yn".d io furnish their own horse, and
A" %" animal il billed the state pays
oh' hundred dollars for II. Yesterday
As'Hug devotee % war sppilsd to the
l4'ef-'amilias for a horse and leave OF
'ha'ouite absence, stating that he had
I''''n ii'o company. The Old man AT
'''i refused 70 furnish n horse, bat the
'n telling him that the state
'''H handsomely for the animal
'''e'i 10 De Killed. the old gen
''sh'au toad aIm 70 take the horse and
-'' l' nir'id 10 ride Il in the tl,icke-i
'h' usnL John said he would do
even 70.
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'''''' '''T r.me.s s-ra.



le''etday morning Marshal Mortcn
''''d u'c members 81 the police force
selicr snd read a few ordinances 10
''"'' Tho main point Impressed upon
!, ''e"bpfs was that the free use Of
~, drinks must be- dispensed
','''' aud that aa officer shoaId enter a
80" only 10 the disehaggs OF his
- 5' The FREQ nse Of liquors. ~ those
s IN an official capacity never
- 70 WORK wrong OF ANNE Kind.
sos intaising excessively in strong
'.lA are prone 70 hsrty and 1ntimed
s ~, ., well As negligence Of .i,.y,
:. sfe mol ne To be public guardians
We peace. The officers Of . CITY
~"'l conduct themselves 10 = man
NJ mat would reflect credit upop
Lsa....' Ives add the city governments.
iu,'..s. "a good material la her police
|es,rs .sd The only thing needed y 10
|lllns y through the neeessary discI-
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E-sT1t -

Iak7B mp ~ = b. Wiissu anI ssfra. -
T. -i''fc W. ~ f-iak. stic- 81 "a - acs ,tt..
gray mare, rye feafr Old. si..sul t..uit g. =
names hiEhi no brands. Alu--f ~ nffasn
oeii-ns. H-l
Taken up b. q. Myers snI e-fr.Sri o.
tore !. H. ists~iu, Iasttcs 81 tac t.c.cc. uaa
4orr.l hotss., sllaE-,s fare. nfesu ga... cad .
fourteen ami haif hand. high branded
mus = ga left shoulder AnA Z ca tn u4isu.
NAiued al twenty i've dollars -
Taken Gp ~ ". W. Holm. aud e-i4s1 "a
before " ~. Peak gosi4.-e ct Z its E.sa'. ..t..
brow pony hor--. at,sut a. year ODD. f,.i4l-
teen hanf.- high. Inzue cat short ~ 81 4ti..-
valued At ten doiisra- 90
TAKEN up - q. ". kIsiisr aI.s. .strav..i =.
lore t5eo. Robertson, Justice 81 ff3s f.ss..-
one sorrsi mare m0is V or a. Essrs odd. Z.
hands high ti4- riFnt sulss fasct rruaE 81
collar IostkS ca eacu slls-aid-r. branded "
ssn left shoulder uE- blue Egsl hol-,. :
bis 90 len shoulder. fossl E.4s4iios. aif
dollar. ~
Taken up ~ NJ H. love aud esfrsgesf D.
fore A. 4. LanteE, 4. r.. one ran fasus
about 3 years Old, branded - win = aelnf-
red morse about ifia lands hian. Fszrs sl.l
branded ~ 90 Left shoulder Doe ~
uars-s shout "a hands nlgE, g@ars ed
rTAnd~d \ ON lett shoulder Total vAiua-
ton "a. .Ff
rsksu up % Pink ThsslA. and ..sraysa
DeiuI. ". ". Peas, J. y. one nfcsa -lnd
naTee, II \. EADds high. ys-srs CAD, hTAnas-i
a. gonneried. o.d a tis. one Bfu4 4
r-.a.ng. no uFandss Nears old. u uarlIl-
hifn, aias-d ~ - Total y-isaiios. a..
-s5t
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wHoLEsALk aeouEaY mAnkxu

BACON, per la-Shori clear, o s-ss4.De.
sho1iders, s-is7c; Break tast, 10 I2.4Iie; dry
salt, i-2pl7 3-fe
BU1TER per ip-w Western, sessse, eou:.iry
25ssssas:.
:. BAKiNa POWDERS Various brands. l..
70 cans, per aox 81 sle.i 80; ~ do do, 81 $50
d9,,sl do do, ~ 3Jxti 30.
CHEESE Hestern q ID, Is 10 Is Lee
GANDl.Es star, 4s 10 Is, l5a@lsc.
tbffEE--JaeH, per Id, sssess1. Rio. choice,
ssIts g prime. 2iessi l-sc; common to
CONCENTRATED LYE-Various brands.
dog. ID esns, per ease, ~ 2leks o.
fthh-Maekerat, Der bbi, so Gsjsstsll 10, kit
= gsSsi = white tisi,, kit, sss<l IS.
aEhnlnas-D find, per COX. 4ostose.
FiSH-Dried God fiSh, per 10, B. is47c.
LARD-in tieres, s3ieioc; 20 10 paiis. ioa
10 t-sc and 10 Id In Tins. ii J-seylzc
d MS-fer 10, fahcy brands, I44S9islsc
on do 131se1Ifc.
NOTWITHSTANDING Louisiana. per gal
sestoe; Choice. 5ssoee; Prime s0ess5c; Fair,
RIcF--Ioaisiana, per Id. 7s7l-ae.
stUAh = tiFanaiate.f, per Is, III 2-IssI2c:
crushed, ii l-aslle; Powdered. IL i-28sizc
Cefee, A. par 10. I1l-taio I.3c; Choice
Louisiana. 3tzS lie; Prime, i-sass i,2c; Ordi-
nary 70 Fair, ed9e lie; Common, 3-seSsc.
soDA--Case; bl-carb. English, Gao l-sc.
keg, D n Sos zc
sfARGH-vsrious brands, per III. ss.~.e
SoAP--1fiye, 5ssesee. fancy soaps. per box,
9 saLT-Liverpeol sack, q 6asi g; Ohio
river, In bbis, 81 4as2 %; table, per sack, I-2
TEA--t8r npowder, 6ea55c: Imperial. sa.s
Acc: Japan, to,d90c, OoIong. 40cs.5c
yiNEoAH-Cider. 25,93ec; white wine, SO
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