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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask your Druggist for PHELPS NASAL DoUCHE or FOUNTAIN, with CHECK. STRING, and take 4lo other.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26
THREE &AouARTER THOUSAND

double-coumn octave pages Of reading matter yearly. It presents in an inexpensive fOrm considering it's great amount of matter, with freshness, owing it's weekly issue.and with satisfactory completeness attempted by no other publication, the best Essays. Reviews, Criticisms, Tales, Sketches of Travel nd Discovery, Poetry, Scientific Biography, Historical and Political Information, from the entire body of Foreign Periodical Literature.
 The importance of THE LIVING AGE to every Amer ican reader the only susfactori fresh and COM PLETE compilation of indispensable current liter atm e,-indspenSable because embraces the produc lions of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask yo,sr Druggist if his customers don't say that the NORWEGIAN BALM gives immediate relief in every case
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask yo'F n'uggist for an IS Page Pamphlet, and read what those who have used the NoR- wEGIAN BALM say about it
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26
Farm for Sale /!

r WING Thomaston. southern part of Northfeld L society, containing about 95 acres, with suitable buildings thereon, well wooded and watered. In- quire of s. H. GUERNSEY, Northheid, 33-6w- or M. H. Guernsey, Thomaston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26
SAHFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

local and constitutional remedy and Is applied to the nasal passages by insutiaon thus allayng inam nation and pain and once correcting, cleansing, and purifying the secretoEs Internally administered it acts upon the organs Of circuaton keeps the skin moist and neutrazes the acid poison that has found its
 cure progresses in both directions, and it docs not seem possible for human ingenuity to devise a moro HofI0 frnof ofr,aInn
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

IMMEDIATE RELIEF GUARANTEED. Quart Bottle, $l. = Su3ieielt Jcf IWo Aonths,
 use. Trial Bottle, Twenty-Five Cents. N4 B. PHELPS, Prop'r, Murray StN.G
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26
Harper's Magazine.
 1879. ILLUS TRATE9
NOTICES OF THE PRES.

NOTICES OF THE PRES. Harper's Magaztae is the American Maj zine alike in literature and in art.-B0ston IrGuelter. The most popular Monthly in the worldly. y. ObserUer.
 It is and excellent companion for the young, de- light to the mature solace for declining age.-Louis Uiils CO,Tier-JourndL
 No other Monthly in the world show so brilliant list of contributors nor does any furnish it's read CTS wit 50 great variety and superior quality of literature-WGtchn,Gn, Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask your Druggist if his customers don't say that the NoRwEG1AN BALM is very agreeable, and perfectly safe to use.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26
TERMS FOR 1879 Qncluding postage,

Payable strictly in Advance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask yorr Druggist not to try to induce you to take some Irritating Saatf or other dead stock, because he is just out of the Norwegian Balm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Aat yo,tr Druggistif his customers don't say that the CHECK-SPRING, on the tube of Phelps Nasal Douche, is a wonderfully simple and convenient little contrivance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask your Druggist if he don't sell more of the NoRw EGIAN BALM than of all other ''renl- edies" for Catarrh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask your Druggist if his customers don't say that the NORWEGIAN BALM immediately cleanses the nasal passages of all foul matter, and restores the breath to its natural purity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

AsE yo,tr Druggist if his customers don't say that the NORWEGIAN BALM is very sooth- ing and healing, and that lit is really lux ury to use it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

Ask your Druggist if he ever sold Catarrh ''remedy' that gave better satisfaction than the NORWEGIAN BALM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26
Favorite Poems.
Also, nearly ready, ''sHAKEsPEARE,,

THOS. Y. CROWELL, Publisher. lOIw "A Broadway. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-26

It is reported that "Our Boys' which has now been played some three years continuous ly in London theatre, has netted $250, 900 to the lessees.
, 1879-05-09
PROVISIONS.


Hoo PRODUCTS irrc1ularly netivc anl
stronger There was more doing til lard tan nsnal.
It bcfng tho leasng nrtfclc nnl the inquiry wns
chiefly for ncnr delivery. which reduced :l,o Juy
premium below tho cost of carrying. Pork was
relatively qatct, hut dr1n. Liverpool wns quoted
lowesbn ncnts. but hogs were ArnoE, and tho
dncslon In freIEht.rafca encouraged q moro actlyn
shipping movement
Stxas roBK-Atlyancel 194c per ar1, and closed
7!t11oc nboya tbs latcrt prices Of "Wednesday.
Sales weEe reported OF foo hris {a1l spot nj ~.
1:.000 bsla sellcr juno al sn.4T';Gu. G2.f; and
1D,r00 brs Ec!icr July Mt s9.51tlas. 7.!i. 1otn1,
~ GOO bria. Also 100 bs!s hlsk PORK ns sA q,
spot Thu market CLOSED tlrn, at sn.56 for cash or
gcl1cs May, 50 81; 10 for Jnre. ami III. 1T!tD
NO for 1Aly. Oil puEk Wns held nt 3H.1 ffimH
mesh pork was nominal ut 2a 75GS0. W. nni extfn
prime at 81. iWiH. o. ... ..
h:An,,-AdvanecA 7;t@1oc por 100 ,l,s on juno
Of Wednesday, whito the ongcr tHtnrcs were mt
so firm, thu dnIy premium shrinking IN 1!ic.
Sales wero repesftd u III tca spot Mt ST. 171;: 100
Iris 10 tkcttct at S0 10: III. ITO hrlh sel1er 1uuo
at 81. 545u In: md go. 7aO tcs Rpi1cr July ut
81. 10QtG, 10. Total, ~. 400 tc4. The market
closed iE'n a. 81. GGU, II spot or neller any;
70; 1bG0.1T>i for June; anu 50. 17.iG<G.:o for
July.
MxArs-Wero moderately uctlyo In short ribs,
which aasancrl e.sc per 10l lbs. whfle nttrr cnts
Iafs nf The market. saek wrre reported of \,
l6. 600 lbs short rts At l.Ia!: spot, 81. 4:Gb4 h
HoIicr june, md Si.:I'6i4. U5 hslIpr Juiy:. 1'5
hoxcs do at 81. q. stot 20 boxea fonI ccurs
terms. Thu following wera tlc closing prices per
LOO lbs on tho leading cuts:
, 1879-05-09

for inv. ahors ribt-loo, ooo is al ii. 47N ior
.1Hn6 mnd Slh1tt for July. WIleak-.k3U 900 lu
nt n1tdbn1.ic fur .1nnr. Cotn-15G, ono bu ut
:3e soltcr May, Hu!ifta0tac seller July, md 3jIso
TWO O'CLOCK Call.
Whenl ,rns act!rc and nrmes. Sales 1H0, on0 bn
at iu4 A}tu.tc for Jnne md n!itlt!htic TOT Jnly.
Corn-.0s. 200 hu nt :!41c for Mar. 35Sa fDf
Juns. :1ai Gb31 &c for Ln!y. and II Sc for August.
Oata- 20. 900 BIT At 27c for tnno md a7M@27ho
Mesa rork-l9. a50 brls at sa.n7A tar My,
CO. G4!.6tg u for june. and 50, 73tf 9bD. III for
.Iu1y. I.ard--4. 100 tcs At 81. III for Juna and
$u.! fnr Jn1y, Short rfbs-90O. 600 its at 81. ID
for Iuly.
Wlcnt was active and Irregular. .1nne opened nt
eIosed Il !'5ac. After shs beii atrnck, June waa
ifecy offered 1t 15iGoDa4c. Mar was nutertatn,,
helng offered carsy 1t Ill.ic, told At D3Ac. anil
c1o.cd nt Hltc IN tho Afternoon tlonrd, ANIL ,,n1y
'p .. &e a'',ns, an eosed y at @ lse r Mn,
1s'ssGa:sh!lc for June, and 3G:a4b;}6Ao for July,
closing Mt tho ina1a.
oai. .ol, loweF 1T aoa@"oNo for June. and
ctosca nj the inside.
hurley sold nj ii9c for exfra3
bril- 1t 3D. ra!s fer Jnne and sD ;i2a Is tof .Iniy
Gu. Ivy for Juuo and 50. l7.fisU. 70 for July.
Last cA1t.
Mess nork closed at 81. 80 far May, 50. 0o1{0
0:85 for June and 50: 759o. tn for J9!y: snles
S; iaia Ct" e'"tei Il 81 Il ief May. 15a
O. III for lima. anil sg. 100. 20 for July.
salcn i, 00o scs al 81. l5 seller Jane.
Short ribs-110. 900 lbs at ST. u7H for Juno and
sa.?6 for Augnat. shou1dots-10o, ooo lbs at
S1. Al fr1Irr ,}unp.
, 1879-05-09

NEW ORLEANS,
NEw ORLEANS, May 1-slgl't exchange on
New York, Il Jron,luu.
sterltng cxci,auge, bankcrs' bills, 487}z.
.FoMHt1N.
LONDON, May8,-Cuusnls money, 99 lilo.
American misunderstanding, f0s{; Eric,
nSN; preferred, g.
units4 Status bonds-Now 1s, 1032l; 4Hs,
1o2aG; Is, 11ih.
FAIt1s, May 9.-llentea, 113 I 75c.
, 1879-05-09


BnAN---Was 1css acttsc, with 1iit1o change In
prices. sa!ea we're 10 tots at -. buG2D. 7 per ton
free board cnrs mud 50. Is track; a1so 20 TONS
from winter wheat at $40. 90 FREQ on board.
CoNx-3tEAt--5alcs wcro 30 tons coarse ut ST.. 20
per ton on track; aud 400 brs at Sl.so.
6MonrR-saie waa made Of IL tons ut 31O. 90.
SPRING WIIEAT-was ac,Iyo aud irre:ular,y
stronger. The nlarket for Jano advanced 1ac.
and eoaeA IL above tho latest prices Ut Wednesday,
Tho l'ritIah iaarsets we're quoted frHlns, with mn
somewhat checked LlslneBs. Md our receipts weru
lar9or. The later New York noted lnots strength!
bai M !gn.r dsn"n The renewal q te aena ock
here. Tho n,arkct started ont tir, in co1scg
hut Tho feslnx y. w. WY "ndss,dcd gut aaon 1c.
nnNd FOR lh!s month. Tho recent atiyat1cr was he.
i;eved TO LS senseausnee Ct pressure to ~ May
ranrs and not t.s fey feafsa maG.sd decns u!
. better .shipning daman.l: No. ad: I
sossa It Ths sh!ppns dasaa ss s"1o guy .oss
reports that whcat Is 1lsaduy mt prannturely III
ar9n!h; ssllet 'tnna osnra At tlic, nlyaace1 10
sSoMe soss !. al sek so,: T. , adyassa I" s
GLOW Ahos oon i o Ut b sni soI n os
'1t Rt INC discount, and anoilsos eana! 1nnntlty
buyer; L reaehud % i,so discount. Seller July
nnld IT o.. Gtoa?rc CLOSING nj D1ac, NJ y sold at
s9G ios ~ JGt.t Hrt'afy Rot salGs wese tsttel
u u ~ gvn ~ an AZ " ~; WV na so; o
~ WihVsuGt hvu pii !oIectSa a. 1sc. hnH u too
W D! aamHlo al nsMntI Ht ~. 1otai, sHE, iuU ny.
MtXEh "lxAF-sa'e was faaae Ut lUo nu At
st:po. .,, a.,
:, HAhn MtE4TTsale "aS made OF HUI bn NO.
A,nnesnta 9t iA}sc.
MmtaFeH "1aEaT-sa!ea weio 4, ouo ou at olah
4'U;,. 'tG1,& - m,
GoltS-Nea active md stronger. Tito market
aosahecA lct1F ls month ma PIG fos ne1t, c0sing
Ie!ttsh markets reported MI Improving tune. md
made BY carriers sneonlaseaa ,Iote actlxt NIP.
ping i!osemsnt onE recelrts Rso were lsKllt, tor
tho, season, with fa!l rotatiyu shipments. Tle
leading canae OF t9ls n'lynnen WRs te change In the
freight Situation. II brought af butter demand
or spot coFn, While fnturrs nlsancea ~ syupathy,
ol1t not no n'asl thS Jhno ptcmlnin hestg din,ln-
lsttsH Az npput ~. Ihu tnafket 90 not sd,aHcu
much ~ towards noon, buyers being unwilling 70
Gohcooo to pscca asked W !ullrts aut a!tcs MD.
day quotations strengthened captaly. NJ. !! fro
on hoasd cara sold at 35at.tatc, ana 10 In
etnf1 clUaad al u4Hc. Selrr duHo nprneh at ;tAQt
:haac ndy4hcrh ~ Ia:s, UNI co"ea at ID DEtc.
seller July sold o. 1ultapHlHc August Vt rs 90
IAc, anh May at ac. ~ clDsis'R With hull
g. nt the outslto. spot aalrn were rapnEttl q
lli 200 hu No. and hiGt!-mxed Mt :lldgfac; 4slO
lie oil track; ~, Gb1 By Do " MY Gnaec ffcu IN
TotHl lil9, HOO bu. For now high mixed in etVfu
:Elu was bid.
tIATH-Wet0 again active and strong, advancing
nbout NC Thu receipts waru larger. but light,
MANA iha searcty q, aanpns ,ofn ss shi
, 1879-05-09

CHARLES uENH0TtN,
lCsI Ma4hn2toM'at,,
D9alef In INVESTMENT SECURITIES Of I'll kinda
taAt n1w OH hand fur saia,
GhttaHo per cent snl per cent bonds ...,.
Co1k To- Ftf cent md Cook Go, pgw peF cant Donde
fhIcsRo q Alton Ilal! r0ad Fcr trnI Gufj HDuus
Nlwa4kcc d 81. Faul pet cent SlukpK fund Uaudx
And ptasF dFst.rlkts Sdeur3ttsa. ~" ''s3~'
, 1879-05-09

~ az
a7t/ >, a5,< ,r,o Tn,"tn {, yy.t,,h f,sues
...s. ,..s.t,., ,... ~. t.st..~,n,.
4. tra..o.;, ,. - 1on7 .a..aaas -. 1ton nonn,
s.tscr & s,.atoaa root..oroS r,s,s sn,G nj 1oi.
11.-ta,, ar.a fs-.t. -, 1o, Mo-r. {, E.,.r
drs,a at nj n,,,, For, Wnvno fr.ta NJ ta4k,
nm f}u,,,.,.t .,,,, ~ ~, Nouv Yorlr !S,,n 1ors
~. h,,,n.,. T., ~ aa,th,ra,,orr .,ncta. Ac.
oor,.no. -, h,r,, ~ ,1o,aI .,,,r11 c,,ooeo so,nc
-, :, NV, >. a m .t,,o, N thc Kansas. pa
IN. 4 ,r.xa. H., l.. ,,tolv .n a,,1fut,v mor1.cd
~. thnrs ..,,,,i, h. ,,omnct1e thr 1c NJ ,vn,c,
tus,I .,,oa, ta. ~, snor for MANI vo,ra n..t.
Al I'm hr tolt ohont fhe n,ethorn NJ ,nonny Il
,,..tnsh,a o,,,,,, ~, -, a. tho ro,,ntrv ~ 1o,no
!. cnnnotna,1 h,,t h IA ohanr1 xvhcn nno,te1 IA
Wall s,rcct' w,.t tho a,reot rcn1ly Ina a
rast on,o,,nt NJ ,nnrtfo1.,n. worthtcss stock..
thu n,arkpt yal,.o Of which depends upon the
canr.rc tt twf, or tftcn mcn.
NIX and 8s. OF North pacIflc common 0,444
shares wore soltl at l'tN(@l4A.
Atchlson & Topckn OH Monday In Bostnn
s,.' aus"s'a sno. .'o .sa1< ~. 20 20.
{, Ttcv.,ar', ~ frn,, re :, ~ . nrs,,n,,ton =
sf,.so,,., r., No,,ras,o fsor, 1as n 1,,. A,c,t.
mr., ar.,. a,y.ncsa II. IL .ni; s,ra,, "a v. Wc.
,,,h,Ioa,, va,,ov ~ u. ,;,c,,,,,o, t,r,tr,i Atr
1.i,c 3. so,1 NJ i'm. nthcr. n, l,efore.
Hevcrs, r,.ra A., rnlcr tonxi1rro,ton ,or
ecalnr thc 1ton1a ~ Tim Columbus. Cb,caro
& Indiana Central Railroad, to comply with
icayo % ,hc ] nr,n'Inai nntorrcl. Anothrr IA ~, n
rcluce tho rats Of in,erc,. 10 q pcr cent, ulso
leaving tho pr,ncipat a. It IL. Tile third plan-
10 se1j thc roaft un,ar foreclosure Of lin first
, 1879-05-09

FL0Uh--FfaH moderately aet!Te anil irmer; torne
lots being held higher by order OF owners In ths
country. Shippers wore looking around freely, ant
Made aone purchases, while fucal t!ra1sra were
more anxious than usual. sates wore reported 0!
430 bra wlntcEs, purity ut 81. 30; {. l50 bss donbla
cxtsas At ST. b0aaU 90. the anthdo fur patents: 100
bsts 0xtzas at IL: and 25 iris ryo honr on pri-
vuta terms. Totnl. q 7s5 hrls. The following was
, 1879-05-09

Tho following ucre tho receipts attl ship
mcnts Of the leading articles Of pro.free In thla
city during tho twohty.four hours ending At 7
O'Clock on Thursday n,ornlng, nnA for the cor.
responding date twelve months ngo:
, 1879-05-09

New YonK, May 8.-'rho I'a6ifc. reviewing
tile month vi April, says: Exchanges nre dg-
ciledly more encouraging than for any prtced-
Ing month In lung time. The increase ia So
general. an at tho chief cities SO large, thnt
there can he 10 doubt as to general improve
ment III the yolumn Of tuaincss. New Orleans,
milwaukee,, autl San Francisco, Rtone. arc ex-
ccpttons for reasons which do not ut all Affect
the statement. This aggregate cxehanges at
twenty-five cities ts Lis per cent largor
than for April, last ycar, ami thu comparison Of
sales Ut stocks stnws tlMt no considerable pnrt
transactions this gear, Outulaa ot Now Yurk
tho Increase OF 6.7 per cent Is large enough,
considered In connection with tho lect!1l0 tt,
prices, to show tl,at general a,tl important tn
crca6c III tho quantity Of exchange has COM
tnencctl. a,l that tho volume of business, even II
measured In prices, Is onlarKing very aatlsfae-
tority.
, 1879-05-09

t:oaI .teiss. 49,. 2a:iM, 5.GI5s, i.Gi7 :a7
!!:i;: E;:i;: II: /: 4 =: i:
$SSS!.$ Ss::.3 IT,: e.: s I'll, ii ii ,,
Il iie.s:. as:'fs Ea..:: er': 7 s Il .
Withdrawn from store during "Wednesday for
| city consumption, loss bu wheat, TOO bu corn,
2,117 bu barley.
The following grain was Inspected Into ssoro
| fn this cfty yesterday morning: cars No. .
rcd winter wheat, cars No. 0 DO. 7 cars m!xct1,
cars No. 9 hard, st cars No. 2 sprng, 53 cara
No 3 do, 81 cars rejected, Q ears no gratto {lS2
whcaQ; III cars mud II 800 bu h[gli-mixea corn,
- cars new do, 10 cars new mixed, Ire
cars M. 2 corn, 8 cars anil 100 BIT rejected
t''90 corn); 13 ours white cats, 20 cara No. 3
mixed. ours rejected cB7 oats); car No. rye;
car No. 3 baEluy, 7 cars No. u do, 1 car extra
do, cnr feed t1o barles). Total Qs8 cnrs), ESQ.,
00O hu. Inspected out: q, I'll bu whest, 127,-
713 bu corn, IDS bu oats, ID, ,oS3 b rye, 2o3
| bu barley,
Some Of i3ie vessels wcnt for orc, and the
others rested on their oars. but tho policy OF
! Tnstcr]y inactivity for once did not succeed.
| Tho leading Dsouuce markets were generally
| stronger vestcEday, though somewhat irregi-
lar. Tile great event OF tho dny wAs tic state
ment, maao carly, that tho vessel men had ylr-
tuniIy reec0cd from their high position, md
werc willing to taks corn 10 buffalo ut &c per
bu. The vesacl men Themselves did not admit
| this, but It was freely reportcl tint cor,, lRi
been taken through to New York n large GUAM
tttY) ut SIC pcr bu, which meaus 1c to Buffalo,
md also tat some 1000 rura had 1oen c,ur
| fnrcd at 1ht nor I'M IL. IN Now y,r,- ,rt,io,,
tcic" ~ lux psE 4uo aus u Ne" 1oskt when
| rate 1l1u prevailed Tor somo days previously,
though 2Oc las lccp oltOtcI, It yna n{tcryynrtls
| ,..., -. a. - . "'' ''S|' , ""'oo
""'''''ea ''.as ~ Hno poe" uGesptcu vi sefeTa1
| carGocst Dut It was understood thAt the Qlall-
| ttty was not uenrly so Inrpe na thr vessel man
| oApccsea "hesl tney 1natac Tie concession.
Tho nAtErat result fYas strengthening II, fin
| mortct. tor corn n,;1 on,. tot,1or. ..o,. -.
- ..' w. "uu one' slo'oe1o sepi"s Pfos-
| pcctlor hettor prices, hul buyers 0f futures wore
S3ntIS
, 1879-05-09
LIVE STOCK.

.Total .,.........,.. i. 60 la.st SO
Two Hereford steert weighing ssspece's" H.
and ], HOO lbs were bought yestefas' W. ~ nrtsdJ,
quite extonsIye he'd Of premium e.ts''' '''
wcra shipped from l,eechcr, VIII toan'' vii
CA1TLE-For fat ea,tls 'hsto d.uspa
well Sustained acalsity ia ,ua A.. a.a
traR. tho Eastern trade. quo Wv W.
feeling developed On Weone'aas tont, ean'
tssturo OF yesterdays market Tao c ss.s ns,d Ind
tarrv wa.a yssy ful turnout ot 'a'ppstt
were aalklY cleared Of sui.ab!e los' essd,ur tHt
common buschss.' sun. ~ Oh sae l.ssted. nd
Of tho week. wore more or lesa ai nfsS,,ss .sets ~
whiie p.'ees weso pretty wo' snsI.'nS1b ,1tb apytApt
it. aa.ss supply would no oue h,,, ~, ,s's .
tsult i,.ths .haps 81 decline; F,:ss, F;Gss ssy
Tho days traaIng was done As IN A's,ysr, chaaf
e3,QQG3..1. Nssy l!1slv slua' as'A''
, 1879-05-09
F0rty.ctghth n, 1t}9 II q of Aberdeen 1t,
-, s91l9b II, lateA Mar III. II. King,
Jf., to George u. pcasc}. ...............
200


Latest quotations for May delivery on the
leading articles for tho last two business days:
, 1879-05-09

r. q, alkrnSkTALE, 4. u. KtpnxH 4 Cil., !,
Chicago. New York.
I'm Ins1tlc.At., Chicago.
sruCk HisUkklA.
Stocks hnMGhf and asd OIL margin by tcrgrnph At y.
y. rates Of loHAaini Flock Lifts Oh ll0 and all In
formation furnished III application.
sc;t sst;nn.tai kl,st Tfs,s Of our f'rm' srs
, 1879-05-09

IN NEW YORK 1ESTEHIAfs
May 3.-hccctuts-Ftour, 10,S0S brls: wheat.
ao,o30 bu; corn, 7t,iGs In; uats, 15,ooa, bu;
corn-nlcaf, SOL rkgs: ryc, TOO bu; malt, 4,tE'0
bu; pork, q hrls; heef, 1,OU0 trs; cut meats,
1,4Ia pkga; lard, 1,569 tcs, whisky, 2t7 brls.
Exports-for twsnty-four hours-Elour, 5000
brls; wheat, 1io,0o0 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats,
5000 BIT.
Charters wero reported yesterday for n, 900
bu wheat, 80,0D ba oats, and nbout 47d,0u bu
corn,
, 1879-05-09

0hAfN ON rAsaAHF.
Tic following tnb,n shows tl.c quarters Of
wheat mil corn on passage for tho United King
dom for ports Of tall ait, for direct ports, OF, tho
dates mined.
Flolir aud wheht,. 1H1H. 1A7a. 1H7H.
q.s ......,.,...1. 400. 0OD 1..tb0. 400 mn 900
C0En, qfs....... 010, QUO aHo. 600 $50, QUO
NnurNHxr nr rvsfnt in
, 1879-05-09
| ijhoml- 1 Short u. d. 81 Short
atr*. ftts. ffears. ciears..

1oosc part cnrcd 81 423 81. Az. 81. 4T!s 81. ~,
lsnxed.. ......f H.57it 4.UIiiI 5.f.s1 Il /, T11
May, ltpxca ....} I.h7t3l 4. t2iil i.B3!i1 4.77i
June, boxed. -. H.H5 f.7D | 4,H1i.} III
, 1879-05-09
LAZARUS S1I.VEIiMAy
Is buying Antl selling
FcliE11N EXCHANGE,
GOVERNMENT noNU9,

CHICAGO CITY AND CnOK COUNTY BONDS.
And tIors (stnGrAl thinking l}natntAf.
, 1879-05-09

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-06
TRUSTEE SALE!

FINDER and by virtue of trust deed execut-
~ ed to me by John Douglas for the purpose
of Sc uring an Indebtedness to John C. ost *
Co. an Williams 4 Lawson, and recorded in
the Registers Office at Trenton, Tenn. on the
I'D of March. 1875, and noted in note book No.
and registered in book No. 6. page 1856, will,
Saturday, February ED. 1879,
In front of the law Office Of Rankin 4 Rhodes,
in the town of Milan, as trustee. sell to the
realty, situated in the town of Milan, Tenn.
to wit one town lot, bounded on the north
east by 7. J. Harrlson's lot. southeast by Rich
ardson's lot. northwest by Cedar street and
southwest by the williamson land. containing
one acre, more or less, on which is good
frame dwelling and necessary out houses.
Right of redemption reserved. Title consider
cd good. / sell only rs Trustee
Jan. "A. 1879. S. T. RANKIN, Trustee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-06
Collection of Tax.

The following is the full text of the
act passed by the General Assembly
and approved by the Governor, "to
amend an act to more cheaply collect
the State, county and municipal rev.
enue. Passed March %, 1875"
Section 1. Be it enacted By the
General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee, THAT lines the second and
third of section 5 of an act to more
cheaply collect the State, county and
municipal revenue, be.so amended as to
read the first Monday of the tenth
month, instead of the first Monday Of
the third month, excepting ali munic-
ipal corporations of not less than 90
600 nor more than $4,000 inhabitants,
by the last census of the United
States.
Sec.',2. Belt further enacted, that
the said County Trustees before pros
ceeding further to collect said taxes,
together with their securities, shall
appear brfa.e ll,u county courts Of
their respective counii.-9 and acknowl-
edge in writing their willingness to be
bound under the terms and conditions
of their bonds for tbs collection of
said taxes, and in case they refuse to
appear and acknowledge their liabil-
tiles anew, then said trustee is to en-
ter into a new bond for the faithful
performance of his duties. Provided,
however, that if any Trustee shall fail
or refuse TO renew his bond or give a
new one as hereinbefore provided,
then in such case, said Office of Truss
Zee shall be declared vacant and the
County Court shall proceed at once to
fill the vacancy, as required by law.
Provided further, that said Trustee
shall renew their bonds or give new
ones as hereinbefore provided on or
before the LIST Monday in March,
1879.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, that
this act take effect from and after its
passage, the public welfare requiring
it.