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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01
Raytx, the Mo0ic;an.

Harlz, the magician, drew good house
last evening at the Academy. His feats were
new and well carried out. Ee will perform
again tonight, and in connection with the
entertainment 100 valuable presents will be
distributed to the audience.
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SPECIAL MaMKEr BULLETINS

Received by the "Gloi,e" During Yesterday.
Especial Telegram to the Glooe.I
CHICAGO. Oct 81 $3.50 a. NJ brakes cable reads,
wheat firm in Manchester; demand improving In
Liverpool The feeling here is generally bullish for
turn. Think November deliveries will be dis
counted. Estimated receipts for to-day, two hundred
and Lightweight cars Of wheat.
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Donurll,, CI,b T.-Nioht.

The Donnelly club will hold a meeting at
Coopers' hall tonight ct 1880. Prominent
speakers will address the meeting. ALI are
invited. "lurn out.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

Hoas-The Drovers' Journal 1 reports s'' ' hog
recepts $1,000: shipments $500; st.ong and
higher advanced &c; choice heavy a.2O4us.sO; light
800 10; packing 2.90b3.10; al sold.
but not quotably higher: natives 5O04.8O; feeders
and stockers , nN3 q; butchers' firm: cows 2.OOn
500: western cattle fair demand 270D3.so Texans
24012.7O.
sHEEP-Eeceipts 800; unimproyed; 81. a7.s az.
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Chicxg0. Miiwauh~r s ST. Paul halfway.
Passenger Depot fooI of Jackson street Ticker .nt
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Tbnd and Jark
'on streats. Charles Thompson. TicEst Agen. st.
Paul
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New York Dry Goods.

New YORK Dry tiOOdS.
NEW York. Oct 81.
Cotton goods continue quiet, but fairly steady in
price. COored ducks in better demand by the shirt
trade. Prints moving slowly, aud ginghams dull
Mems We ar woolens IN light demand. Wursted coat
ings and cloaki gs in fair request. Foreign goods
sluggish, but cashmeres dull.
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Markets in Detail.

PARIS, Oct. 81.
Specie in the Bank of France decreased $500, 200
francs dariug the past week.
KENTES-Il2f soc.
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CcPS.

mel l59 EEkte.s.
Mhtst ,-se., : N Aixaukee. 81, 100 bushes; sh,p-
ne1ll 1880 ushe.s
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fHAiNe.
River fJiyiEiOn-

River Division
Through Chicago b East
srn Express.
Through Chicago & East
err Express. .t.......
Iowa and Minnesots Div.
Prairie du Chen, Milwsn-
kee and U-icago Express
St.Louis y Kansas City Ez
do do
owatonna Passenger >.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foo; of Sibley strse. Tickei and ,Ish
,ffire. No. ~ Jackso, street
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TRAVELLERS GLIDE.
St. Paul Railroad Time Tables.

First Division ST. Pau {. Pacific Railroad
Msln Line through trans fur Litchheli. Nilm
Benson. Morris, Giyndon, Crooks.on, t,shs
Landing and Manitoba.
Leave. Arrive
81. P.ul. 100 p. M. Fisher L.il So A. no.
Minneapolis 5:.e p. ~. Mil,ies tsolis 10 II a. m
Fisher q Landing 80 III 81. fsd lG:41 a. a,
Wiilmar Accommodation.
Leave. Arrive.
st. Paul. .....7 10 q 10 Mn,,eapoia 432rp,
Minneapo, -. :3S 10 ST. Paul 5sppp
Branch Lit through trsin for st. Cloud, Blane.e.
and Dismar,t.
Leave. Arrive.
81. Paul. 1880. 80 e. NJ Minneapolis 5 50 r. n
Minneapol 49,. $50 q. u. St. PAM 6 a, n n,
s. r. u, Minneapolis and Mmnetopsa tra,,s.
Leave. Lave.
St. PaUi.......- 7:S0 S. N. Minneapolis $50 m
ST. Pau. $50 O. m. minneapolis $40 N
ST. Paul. 800 p. M,nnea,a lis Is n M
ST. Paul. 200 p. Nii,naal SEQ = IN
Panl. $50 p. IN. hinnealpisiO Ii a M
WyZata 9:2S o. N. N,iiCeaTc.is 2.na Z N
Wyzaa 3:lS p m. Minneapolis no l. 10
minneapolis -. 6:l6 q. 10. Minneapolis a. N
Minneapolis. l2:0S =. N. minneapolis S :S5 Z u,
Arrive. Arrive
Wayzata 10 .06 N ST. Psul.... IS p. m.
WyzarA 6:ls p u st, Paul. s 90 p nj.
81. Paul......... S54 u ST. Paul.. 5:4 y. m
st. Pau, $4,000. 1912 IN 81. PAU. 6 " n M
Pullman Sleeping Cars viii ran oil ne Msh Line
Trains leaving ST. Paul at 500 p. m. Cars run
through to Fishers Landing w.thcu, char, PC, aud
connect there with Red River Transportation Goa
Steamers for Nanitobs and all point NORTH ~ Rad
River. ]. P. FARLEY, Gen Manager,
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Probate Court.
before Judge Rea.


In the probate court yesterday the origi-
nal and legitimate will of Col. Stephen EN-
erson, deceased, (Which was fled in May
last, at the date when the spurious will first
saw daylight), was proved, the witnesses
whose names were attached to the instru-
ment Judge F. X. E. Cornell and Col. Geo.
Bradley appearing in court for that pur-
pose. This will, which is dated October 3lst.
1874, directs that after the paymentof all
just debts, the estate, both real and personal,
shall be equally divided between Samuel
Emerson, of Hill, N. Y; Mary Knapp, of
Livermore, Me-; Abigail Marden, of Newark,
N. j.; jeremiah L. Emerson, of Scituate,
Mass, and Eliza J. Whipple. (now Spooner).
of this city, brothers and sisters If deceased,
aud Elyira E. Young, In w Barnard), of this
city. Col. Geo. Bradley and j. X. Sdle,
Esq, are named as executors of the will. No
objections have been ade to the proof of
this instrument, but it will not be admitted
to probate for sixty days, during which
time an appeal may be taken upon Judge
kea's decision on the forged will.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW Yoax. Oct. 81.
/ CoTToN-Firm At s5kMskc; future. quiet.
supernne state aud western ss.lsUs.55; common to
| good 3.6503.o5; good to choice S.9OD4M; white
wheat extra 455NS.25; extra Ohio 36s45 90: st.
L uis 3.60D5.76; Minnesota pstent process b.900
8.26.
GRAIN-Wheas unsettled; receipts $4,000 bush
els; rejected spring 75g69c: ungraded spring 10
| Soc: No. 8 sp ing 85c: No. sp lug 90G94c: m-
graded red 95a4 Sl.O0; No. do 99c: No. do 1.O2D
I,'3; No. do 1.t3 IA; unsraded amber l.11y1. 0sA
No. do IooDl.o2: No. do, sales 2p,IO bushels at
LOS OlO6 LIZ; extra do sales bushels at 10a l-2.
kys quiet and firm; western So l-A659. Barley
changed. Corn firm: recei t. lsa OO0 bushels; nn-
graded 46ds&7 lac; No. 8, 45c: No. 2, 47A471-2c:
No. 2 white 5nc. Ga steady: reesipts 81 .ooo bush
~hite 80 l2c; No. !, sugso 1906 mixed % l-2Gsoc;
| white 70 a34c.
! HAY-Quiet and arm.
HOPS-Duli aud nominal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sales private. Sugar, fair
to good refining 7h@7aso. Molas.es un Rcs
| nominal
PETKoLEUM-Dun: united s2ho; crude &c; re-
l fined 9Ac.
| rALL0w-Firm at 6ss@eac.
| ROSIN-Dul and unchanged.
| TURPENrINE-Steady at 25Ac.
| PRoDUGE-Eges firm and unchanged. Butter
steady. Cheese dull.
| PRovIs1o s-Pori srm: mess s7.7s0a.oo. Beef
dies S5.l2 &; short do 637h. Lard hrm; prime
cam S6.22saQ6.25.
l WaAohA-1A.4VI1 oAus AsiA a5hCus
| Philadelphia lr"duce Market.
| PH1LADKLPH1A. Oct. 81.
FLOUR-Firmer; supcrhue 81 50 ts3 o.: extras o
@3.s0: Minnesota family 4.s0G600: high grades
| 6.75g7.75. Rye Hour 3.25.
,iitAlN-Wnsat nrln; No. bred sl.noA amber
0la1.0s: white l.3 tl.n5 ; No. 2 Chicago ssc.
Corn steady; yellow 4NI4S,ac. Oats steady white
| We tern 25l42'c; mixed do 2s1tbc. Rye easy;
western SIC.
| PnOvIsIoNs-Dull Mess pork $s.op1s 50
! Beef, IDds mess $500. Hams, smoked 9slU l-2c
picked 70@c; green l-106c.
Observation-Disclosures. 20: crude nc.
Notwithstanding unchanged.
BOSTON Produce Market.
| BosToS, Oct. 81.
FLOUR No,npally unchanged.
GkAlS-Corl gu ct mixed and yellow 5n,. oslo;
steamer 50e,QD51c. Oats firm; No. aud extra
white 3sQlS,c: No. 2 white $40; No. 8 white soc
mixed zs03lc. Rye 61lL63c
ForsiRu Produce Market.
LONDON. Oct 81.
TALLOW-36s.
ANTWERP. Dot. 81.
PETRoLEUM-22s Sd.
COTTON Dull: 1l-1616 1-lsd; sales 1900
bales: for speculation aud export $50 bales
Anerlc II ,9Ol bales.
PROFESSIONALISM, American 9is 3D.,
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St. Loui. Live Stock Market.

.se....sg 81. LOUIS Oct. 81.
Hods-weather cold and feeling better; good de-
maud; light shipping to Workers x2.75QD305; pack
ing and Bostops 29o0s.l0; butchers and Phila-
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THE COURTS.
O1StSact CO3t7Is
before Judge Vanderburgh. I

The following decisions have been fled
with the clerk of the court:
An injunction to stay execution was
granted in the case of Benjamin Middleton
vs.. Hoimberg Bros. ct al.
David Grim vs. Robert r. Bryant. Deci-
sion allowing plaintiff interest at the rate of
Z per cent. instead of 10 per cent, as
claimed.
In the matter of the State National bank
to set aside tax judgment. Petition denied.
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Foreign Mun.y Market.

Foreign Money Market.
LONDON, Oct. SIS p. n.
Amount Of bullion in the Bank of England In
crea-ed Gi2 O,''0 the past The proportion of
bank reserve to liability is 33A per cont.
Amount OF balllon gone into the Hauk Of England
on ba ance to-day 95l,MM.
CONSOLS.
Money! 19.1R Account oxsk
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tEAVs.. Ahhi, e.
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-CHiLsH IN l. COUILLAn
Attorneys al Law q III actions Specially.
)Hi"e. No. ~ WASH Ava. ". Ninnaa,rnis. MINI.
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COMMERCIAL.

VIJNN FNlIIAII.
Kc,ail Vegetable ard Provision Market.
ST. PAUL, Oet 81.
SPRING CH1cnEss-5oDso per par; l5c per lib.
dressed.
DUoxs-Teal 25c; black duck soassc; malards
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ForsiKu Produce Market.
LONDON. Oct. 81.
ANTWERP. Dot. 81.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27
The Mystery Explained

The New York papers explain now
that the reason why gold did not go
up on the passage OF the Silver Bill l.
that there is no demand for il and Il
large supply on hand, which Is i'll
erased daily by the interest payments
of the Treasury. The redemption OF
Ten million OF called j2O six per cent.
bonds, which was commenced on
Wednesday of last week, will add To
The stock of gold on The mal ket
Again, in regard To the United States
Bonds, il Is explained that the reason
that they have no; fallen rs predicted
and that they.arr 20 freely purchased
in New York, is ON the theory that
what Injuries any part Of the Govern
ment paper Injuries all, aud THAI II all
j. tainted il Is better to have the kind
that pay interest Than that which does
not. These explanations. remal k tie
Washington Star, are all very we'll
NOW, but they do not serve 10 show
how these same papers were 80 wo;ul-
" at fault in their predictions thai
gold would 90 up with a rush and
bonds come down with crash on the
passage of the bill. In fact they
piled up the agony Ia such an extent,
in their jcremiads Of evil, THAI in
future when they cry wolf they will
get less attention. perhaps. than the
real danger deserves Russcliyii!e
Herald.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27
Legislative

l'c s,e iar ~ ,hc Legislature vii
euioly no, he prol"a IA over tie C"m.
ing month. The naomhrl- aye -rauirr
weary, end The c,u>itn; c,mrlaiut If
the press of the useless huncamh
srccche. and little, Yet ahund,nt. local
Legislation Il the neglect Of more i'm
lariani and general aft H. Of interest.
nre operating t. the closing Of this
prolonged session. We sire NJ, PIE
pared Ia condemn this body ~ some
have done, for norhing Is more appgr-
Cnt than IN multitude uf miud.. anx-
ioa' 10 cNhi.it powers of clo3ucncc
and salsri"r intellect. there mn-; De-
delay --iimc must tee consumed in thi.
di-play. and the ri>ir. men have the
opportunity 10 practice As the unified cl
bind vcn,uiing uion its uncertain
wing. Several acts and ether mea..
nres in promising progress sp ak to
the credit Of this body The action Ia
regard Ia the Texas PlcilIc Rail Road
Is highly commcndah,e, ~ also mach
IT the Legislation IN curtailmeni ct rN-
Iomdi,urcs. The vote of the Senate
nnprovrilting twelve thousand dollar,
each, for two consecutive years, 10 the
Gcol"-i,Sl Survey. i, justly praise.
worthy anl viii probably he concur
rei in by the House. At the ,ug
gesiiun Of the Governor. probably
ihroe-fourihs of the Congressional ~.
preparation will he given 10 the publ,
schools. We have the qualification OF
song our Senator always At hi, ro,
AMI discharging his duties most faith.
fully, aud Ne hope our Representative
W.il furnish E0Ica>on Tor ccmI laint.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

The dead lock between Russia and
England Continues and the other pow
ors are looking ON with arms akimbo.
England's intention Is TO delay, thar
she may complete the grooming oi
her dogs Of Var. Thcle i. no evil
dence tina, she Will be satisfied with
ANYTHING short Of war, which she has
l,c4n counting for llte past iwo months.
As 10 the congress, whether il meets
or not, England Is bent on li"od,
and i; i. very likely che will have
enough of il before she gets through.
lfsl.e does not weaken Rus>ia's power
now. size will never be able to do it,
and it is lecluse of this that She l.
using hcr abundant means ia gigantic
war measures. The intense activity
1T her arsenals aud dock-yards means
war anl no.hing el,e.-Conrier-Jour-
nal
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

0.ti.r ore hunirti AMI fortv-two YES
srl~ entered on tie Navy Icpar'mer'
books 'uly -sv,rtN~'wn ARE nj al III e.
90 Ia sea and half ct tho~c rc1airr *,
p.usivo rc!airiu. We have twenty
thrrc iron -clad-. iour Of which are ui,er-
" WORTHLESS. aud oi the remainder, hale.
a. l,ast, will have to tie reconstructed
Whcn we come dnSn 10 a square f,ht.
two Of Enslanj's monsters. Ike the In
flexible and Drsa thought could demo =
ish our whole navy in few hours In
fact. oar naval arm" coul not stand a
dspu'c with Srain's ten armor-c'ad
screw ships Srain has eighty eight
vessels altogether. but they are all in
good repair and ,eaworihy which cannot
be asserted of more than twenty-five
vessels of our nav.
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u ply of 5sr. McsIOr.
FG,NErorr, Ky March, 22i, rs.

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,,ll TAX. Tia, ,rnul.I, tn rrtcrtn ia, Cam
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,tv, There was 5oun California Sal
man d,r,>itrd IN Ruu,h creek IA Hardin.
,nupry ahnut the first of January last
Ard urrl,r say. 1t is rp,-ihl- that
rb,yvi.i rot he nt much L,p,ff To ven
81. least Tor -onr time 10 come The,
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They viii - To the Ocean return to the
place where they were fret deposited
il they possibly can, hut owing TO she
mill dam oh-rructi"ns IT j. likely they
viii tot hr ahlc To return. *, &: The
bill was not brought in a. ! stated. bat
teS riuunu- were brought into Rongh
creek. sud really fear tina, when they
,ake THAI little excur-iou to cd Ocean
some of them will want to stay there
/ rte Coumi--ionrr IN another place SAYS
. | know Rough creek we'll, it is tue
-tream tor ti-h and viii get IL quoro
hereafter Then again stvs..' hope
r,retiJcr that the Fi-h Commission "f
. kcuturk, will he able 10 furnish YOU all
hat YOU ulll rrgg,rc The leader vill
notice that We have varjor. her,a ter
/ Yes, M C"amr-~,oncr. first throw Your
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

Right, about and John Sherman
whcel~ into liuc, and presents him~cl:
silver dollar man. iIc nov finds
out that much geo results from the re
nuncyiiLalinn OF silver. Sii,or above
gold. saws Jouu: confidence re-iorcd AT
home, sud bond, scnt from abroad find
ready purchasers here. What else.
Mr.. Sherman? grecahlcks bat one
FER cert. below goll. "Give me th,
light To reissue, and | think can in
sure successful resumption" What Il
chsngc in the calculation and prcdic-
ton oi john Sherman in relation To the
enactment of the silver bill. That
which was 10 prove the pandemonia
box Of frighIful evil. hli-hiiug public
credit aud rushing the country wiki nc
celebrated sleed 10 a sill greater and
deeper ruin, making resumption an
impossihilli;y and greenhacks WORTH
les. now Is full OF blessings. Operates
handsomely in the proper direction,
and, like the sun Of the morning, scat
tiers the mist, enlivenS the day, and,
with headings in lis wings, proves an
abundant sanative measure. This l.
not the first time John Sherman ha-
IN Ide errors ola mos, ri,liculous cha-
aHer. Ever since IS56 John has been
on the decline plane. and, for a pre-
tended Siaie-n.an, has made himself
c 'nspicuonsly false prophet, a stub
born bigot, the tool Of money power
and gvld humbuggery.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27
In the District Court Of
the United States.

Fo' the District Of Keu;u'ky. in Bankruptcy.
IN THE MATTER OF ANSEL WI son
I la k'up', the un trrs'.nrt hereby Z woes
nrt'cc 81 his aFp'rrt'uc't - as :,c" uf An
sci Wl-nn. OF Otio county and tate II
krutdrky, VIM has been declare = Bma-unt
upon hIs own petition by the u s'rict Court
ct SAD Di>fiic,.
ylnIoit A. u. BAIRD. Assignee.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

The foolish sta'rmrnt - going the
rounds that the Hebrews in this country
are about to cmigratr an EaSsc Ia Pals
tine no such movement viii lake = ace
tor some centuries nj least The lie
hrrNs have iro much common sense 10
throw themselves away in c,uniry
where they Cauuat make Their salt Ii
Palestine should lie delivered FROM Turk
ish rule, Hebrew kingdom might lie set
up by the powers; bat 1t ia very ques-
ti"nahle il many American Hebrews
Nould go there.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

lndisua farmers ray that either the
dogs nnSt be killed of, or they will
Stop rai,ing sl.eer. 50 much mischief
has tcen done to ilork- Of fine sheep
~ worthless GUS recently, that the
,aisers are comPle,ly Iii couragod.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

Alexander II. Stephens has intro
duccd a hin in Congress 10 paw 500
0oo 10 JOSEF h,nc Suicryuski Jlro-ki
She Is the scle heir aud descendant %
Count Ca,imif Pulaski. who served
~ Brigadicr General in the Rcvulu.
ton, and was k'ilcd At tie siege oc ~.
vaunah in 1919. The ha-IS Of thi-
bill !, Pula ks unpaid pay and pen.
SION.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

The untrr,,m. cag-e Of Eu.'ard- oh
-t'uacy about the proposed Berlin con,
E-r-s 10 Ter L'li"l that there j. a secr~r
Ru-so-Turhi~h alliauc, btrk ortie pcar,
conditions which the ear oilers tor the
Inspections ct lhr poNer- II here /,
suci. d.. siiiause II wi! pr"h,h!y Ice an.
uogucrd in the text at tie treaty, tor /,
is bot az improbable affair. or one watch
couli he conc-A el a. Turkey will gam
more hy such an alliance. eyca with Ihc
'"-s Of the European lruiat"ries. than Ia
rex annihcr cor;e,t IL has i.c,n re-
ported that the Sultan l. to assume the
title of Emperor "f the Mu-sulmsus in
Arabia aud luia This has ai.icd It.
cXasr' ration of Eng'aui. ani il l. very
certain that ihc existence of such an al.
lance a. reported Ail shortly hriu.
sIou; the wsr she srems IL cuvcI, for the
Su tan az a deI.eudart If Ru-ia. and oc-
Curyiur the Bn>phorus and D,riauelIr-.
would insure an open door into tie Med
uc,ra'ean frr Ru>sia's navy That Is
MIA, i the matter with En.laud. hut her
f,ar- of a Russo-rarki.h alliance NAV
be grorndi~-, --Courirr-I"urnal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

Cunricss has been asked TO make
an appropriation of S7j. GOO to build
new vault in The Treasury Depart
ment. rendered. necessary by the re-
MONTH ,iion of silver.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

The British navy has its troubles
like our OWL. Last wear several pom
derou~ irnu-,ials wen, To the bottom.
and last SUNDAY she Eurydicc. a train
ing slip of 92l horsepower and a
thousand tons register, having ven
luIed ouI of Portsmouth,. her station.
was cap,i1ed by q ~qulll and several
hundred lives wcr. lu,f.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-27

The reply Of General Fitz Lee to Long
-trer,'s urucle on the b,iIie ofGetiysburg
ia the next number 81 The southern His
ter from General IIar cock. stating that
il the Couicirratcs had pushed their sue
ces. oa he first lav, they would have
driven the Fcdrra!s from Ccmrtry Ridge.
and also gives proofs that General lee
had stated that the hattie would have
been gained on the second day il Long
street had ohcyed his orders and made an
earlicf attack than he did
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List of letters remaining in thr Hart
r,rl Post Office at the close OF hu-i c, 5
M,r.L oItb 1874
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