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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

A timid Bostonian has married lady
whose weight verges closely on two
hundred pounds. "My dear" said he
to her, tho other day, "shall help you
over the fenceW mo-" she replied,
HELM the fence"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

A Clinton man wants the man who
stole his well bucket and ropo to come
back and take the well, as it is of no
use TO him now.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

A lady uptown, joking about her
nose, said: 81 had nothing to do with
shaping it. 1t was birthday present.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

A physician has discovered yellow
fever germs in ice. The safest way is to
boil your ice before using it. This kills
the germs.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27
KEARNEY'S THREAT.

Koarney having threatened to burn
Grant in effigy, the San Francisco Ex-
aminer RACES as follows:
Nv None will dare to insult or
show him (GranD open disrespect, OF
they will do so at their mortal peril.
Dennis is himself too arrant coward to
engage in so infamous an act. His fol-
lowers are too gallant and too manly to
allow it to be done. And the most de-
based and desperate of the slums will
refuse to so far pander to Kearney'e
atrocity of incendiary purpose.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

Saving is habit, like smoking or the
taking of snuff; if You begin it, and go
on for u time, you come to have pas
sion for it in the end.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27
Ghe Iouisiana Qapitolian,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH

Unlike the flea, when you put your
fingers on the hornet, he's there.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

How strange that the stratas of love
and hate lieso close together thatit takes
but little to bring the latter uppermost,
when under the pressure of unkindncss
or injustice.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

investigator" wants to know what is
good for cabbage worms. Bless your
soul, man, cabbages of course. A good
plump cabbage will last several worms
q week.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

You can not make yourself better by
simply resolving to be better at some
time or other any more than farmer
can plough his field by simply turning it
over in his own mind. A good resolution
is fine starting point, but as terminus
IT has no value.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

A suggestive commentary on Mormon
ism is the fact that Brigham Young's
grave is already sunken and neglected
spot. Not wife out of nineteen, not q
child out of sixty or more, to see that it
is kept green! Pity, pity the polygam-
list He has no wife that ever loved him
truly, and no child that respects his
memory sincerely.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

"IIave you given electricity u fair
trial for your complaint, MADAME" ask
cd the minister, as he took tea with the
old lady. "Elcctricityw said she.
"Well, yes, l reckon has. l was
struck by lightning last winter and
Ohovc out of the window, but it didn't
seem to do me no sort of good"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

Ben. Davis of Lafayette, Ind, forged
anotc for $2S, intending to pay and de-
stroy it before it fell due but vindict-
i've enemy learned of the crime, bought
the paper, and put the case before a
grand jury. Davis killed himself on
being informed of the exposure.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

"Dear Bill--Doant kun to see me any
more for while emmy way. Father has
got awfully skcered about burglars, and
he sets up every mite till latte with a
dubble-barrcled shot gun, watching the
back yard. He put morn pound of
led into Smiths big nufoundland dog
which was kummin over the fence after
q bone last night
The rose is red the violet is blue,
wouldn't come now if / was you
1t wasn't Shanks who charged that
the above was addressed to the editor of
the LivingstOnian,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

A lady who lays some claim to having
studied human nature in it's masculine
development, says that the man who is
of q sufficiently calculating mind to ask
his sweetheart before marriage how
many yards it takes for silk dress, will
snort terror into her soul after marriage
if she asks him for sixpenny calico.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

When a man sncaks into the house at
midnight and tries to got into bed with
out waking up the family, every stair
and floor board creaks like rusty
swinging sign in gale; but a burglar
can 90 all over the same house as noise
lcssly as u floating zephyr.--Noristoun
Herald
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

The pretty girl that all men seek is a
combination of rare and precious stones.
Her lips are rubics, her teeth pearls,
diamonds must flash from her eyes,
bright and sparkling gems must fall
from her lips, while her pocket must
fairly groan with golden rocks.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

The London critics speak very highly
of the ballads and songs of Alexander
Anderson, Scotch railroad laborcr, a
man who, after mending roads all day,
would come home in the evening and read
Potrarch, Schiller, Victor Hugo, Dante,
Goethe and Beranger and write verses.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-27

Old Phineas Rice was one Of the quaint
types of itinerant Methodist preachers.
He had difficult charge to care for
once, and when he made his report to
the conference following, he reported the
church docking up" The bishoppr
ding expressed his pleasure, but asked
for an explanation, because no one ex-
pected success in that parish. Mr.. Rice
was equal to the occasion, and added,
swell bishop, the church is on its back
and can't look any other way
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-05
Che 9sily 9ress aud 9atstxi1s
yANkToM DAKOTA
thursday Evening, June s, 1879.
comlcAuy,Fs.

An exchange tells Of two thieves being
'treed in . cellar"
Lawyers motto-"Be truthful and null
tiply and replevin the earth"
In Texas: "Wi6. I reckon I'll 20 10
prayer meeting. Bring mi my revolver"
"But I will not linger upon this point
- the preacher said when he sat down On
the carpet tack.
"Ths price Of liberty is eternal vigilance;
.strawberries, perhapa, are q hiae cheaper,
but then you can't get them on such long
time.
The best natured man will get a tr;le
mad when his wife tells him that she
made olsters for the boys out Of his last
winters ear.mufs. .
A man has to be awfully, awfully rich
in this country before he is able 10 get
along without owning or paying any taxes
on personal property.
Tom Thumb is q little bald /; that is. The
bald spot isn't very large, absolutely, but
then as it covers the whole Of his head, ii
10 Just the sane to Mr.. Thumb as though
the bald place was as big as . wash tub.
A subscriber wants to know if we think
it is wrong to drink cider. Well, yes, in
these hard times, when beer is 80 much
cheaper, We should think il vas, very
wrong. However, if You know where you
can steal the. cider Ne suppose it will be all
right.
INA, has sister Floy ever travelled any ?"
"No, child, no" "Then, when I was allyn
under the sofa Saturday night, and sister
and Mr.. John come in from church and
was a:settin' in the big rockin-cheer, how
come her to say that the incest land she
ever was in was Lapland I"
The spirit was moving" and there wa
quite . revival in the church. An efor,
was being made to bring forward members
Who had strayed from the path. Brother
s. rose, and, warming up with his sub
ject, exclaimed: "There Is nothing that tn,
Lord hates 30 much as ad-d backslider =
A triumph Of zeal over grace.
A few days ago, says the Whitehall On
~ Times, . party Of gentlemen wer,
together. One man, = joker, stepped up L
. member Of the party, and, holding
long hair before his eyes, said:
"See here. old fellow, this looks suspi
cious. Where did this long hair com
from 2"
"Why, that's from my wife's head.n
"Are you sure of it
"Sure of it; Of course I am"
" am sorry you are 30 sure it is you
wife's hair, Cor I just picked it off the COS
of this gentleman" pointing to a frien
near by.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-05
why WILL you

Allow a cold to advance In your system
and thus encourage more serious maladies,
such as Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be
readily attained. Boschee's German Syrup
has gained the largest sale in the world for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. 1t is DR.. Boschee's famous
German prescription, and is prepared with
the greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tanned in administering it to the youngest
child, as per directions. The sale of this
medicine is unprecedented. Since first in
troduced there has been q constant ~increas-
ing demand, and without a single report of
q failure 10 do its work in any case. Ask
your Druggist IS to the truth of these re-
marks. Large size, rs cents. Try it and be
convinced.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-05

Teachers registers, to comply with the
new school law. price $3.50, for sale at the
Press and Dakotsian office. These books
have been approved by the superintendent
Of public Instruction, General Beadle, are
arranged for keeping all the statistics re-
quired BY law, and will last two years, OF
for eight terms of school.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-05
CARD.

t. all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiops Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., l will
send . recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered BY a missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send a ~self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH 7. INxAN, Station d, Neo
York Cny.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-05

Two hundred different styles of Wall pa
per at Mills & Purdy's. Prices reduced to
SUIT the times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
nn,rE s1Ir MAnKE err.

RrFPAIo sept e5.fouI IN god demand ana steadv At
M, la lcl fl.rc+ -le o. 'oH bi.s Nh'.l ~ ii", nc
nice frm scs f..hu0 bush. NO Iiiri Dllnth.
m srr.xe IL u J. i.Uuu bgsn do. on private term 'oO
fi Wesrr. Ping on pilv.ts Terms, orr hlm - :
81 ,ah Kansa4 Sc, 800 hn-h. western at +'-.c.i
,c.n ,,r a. "A .tc Gafs aull. homilaly unchanged.
H. ner-cted Baflcf g. demand prices not mae Pub
1877 srada aud ear Of Western changed hand seeds
Nt saes 5U ba-s OF Timothy a. % oiher Articles I'M
,h..r,d canal frc ghts trn NHeai Jc' CEN, % Anih
Ss,Ten astn~ an n Ac. On these hgufe- ~ e
- "a e~ I1ne Ilmstf - 20 10 Alp nv - ~ 10
sU-Nor n.r thous4ua -aves Pc ton u N""-n ~ 4
NJ tolls Coal ofcreG AZ a. 20 o. Scnrnecth over lois
p,rr,.s freighs hest. g. Corn see te NeN YORK.
C,cAen sept 25.-fioui Steady and IN. hangrn near
mn. tfed hnt generally higher aciFr bh luegnlari 10
i1b,caro sprng 81 vsG-l u-A= No. do" - go : casa
0<l Ol "A october 81 Ot Nov' btr - - = il.teh
her OOi. the year sales at ~ - as o - o.
..tnal. November 3 20. Soc Corn unsettled lul
ehsr AZ 7c cash and october 80 SC november
hss.c al he year SIC May sales nj - sd N"veiab'r
~, 96t ds6Ae eteary with far demand, ana
n,nsr an rs 626 &c e6s ,obr - ~ NOVEMBER
.i.,tsd steady ana Iin al 51c Barley strongri
at sic s3c October Iimoty seed hr,n.r AZ ~ 80 :
Fiax seed hanged. PDIk n f4F demand amt highri
=, 60 aos so IS cash 30 .2Gs9 p October - - - 81
Noxember IS ass rs all the yeai - 20 January iaie
-, arm ard higher u5c carh and bid Ocolei ooJc
Novefnber: 557 ot.6"c: all the year $50 a5oI 5ara
~. pnik Meats steaGy and unchanEci. tggs-fAry
frrsh ishsl4e. strictly Fresh guaranteed ieHei'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

and Southern was notably strong with only
moderate amount Of business. The price first de
olred from ash to 427s. but later rose To 44A.
Among the low-pr.ced q" fanccs" C.. {. and /.
e. first was couspicuouSy active. its price advanc-
INC from I2ss 10 14GlSsi and Chesapeake and
ono fr.t preferred declined per cent TO Il.
Tie coal stocks in the early trading were lower
and threatened q collapse, but an Application OF the
propec remedies restored them 70 even improved
forres. so that az The end Delaware, LSckawanua
and Western showed an advance for the day OF -,
Delaware and Hudson $. and Central of New-Jer-
sew 10 .er cent. There were no TumoIs alloat TO
affect BE prices o. the coal stocks nothing but
continuation cd the manipulation that has marked
the Who'll, course Of the late advances. The new
stocks which were admitted yesterday to dealings
NJ tine Stock Exchange had favorable reception
today. Lake Erie and Western sold Mt 2Sa27l2
lafayette. bloomington and Muucie at - 33. and
ST. Paul and sioux CITY common at 31dS903Si2
and pref Tled at G9GG77s The charac .cr OF the
boards of directors az these companies undoubi-
edly has uAEercc in commenting The secur-
ties u lie public. Pacific Mail WAS unusu-
ally active. the transactions in IL amount
ing 70 lS.foO shaIcs. hu, after an early
advance oi Is pr cent o 2So- MS rire declined 10
ga e. -. We learn that 40 Is intended soon y"
give to thc public and Il op .rnfCr- story OF an ar
ran.oment having been perfected with The Pacific
railroads whereby there is to bc an -cqui5h!e d(-
sion az ifciClt- ana passcnts Us ui t0hs I" "a
ciic Mail Company and that rates o. ana ii"h we
cine coast are io be advanced. IN nvcsiirdil"n ol
this intended story prove, shat at fhS ilie 10 ne
ROTATIONS l,,r such ~ Arrangement have even hoen
opened. Western Union was % lut' more active
than "a had been of late. hnt lt- iuaiioNs tld not
exceed - 'r cent, and It's ii' sac Was "a" o. 4
The market at the close generally was excited
and buoyani.
RANCE 90 rHr srorH H,sNrr
frr 81 ne COT and F. f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
TIE STATE OF TRADE

Irrtro,r SEPT. 2J.-InrA-Plime Ness Eastern steady
At - Wratern. DIV a. a. con- Cnmh-rilnH car.
steady ~ sl Long tftl. Sic az AZ
c ,,-t .,r dftnet ~ 81 Hams Long Cut, steady at
7 'h..lr t..dy ~ 81 Hc-in'ia Mes hone 20 lie mar
-. .f.,v 40 go. Prime Ar.sione ia tAc market
Iar.i -Pr1me Vcs.r~l ftH 80 81. IaloA Ir.mr CIV.
fnr al S2Gs fsrprHfiae-~p.'li-, unii ~ 1.ou.
.t.sly Al tI Fiuc J b'l ther "a flea-
,rSr cs'ira firner -. Lard on STEADY 10 '3. touf.
dl,tr st n s. mons n The
,,srs't. ..rr.ra 3d. =. dui al Hsi., Ne" y esiri y
M southern Alnt'f. tte1dl ar lu H.
~ 49, .,,u ~ ID Gnt-aussfs ul.-l tiioN An'l T.
can lone ih hr market IsosiB, on'D al i'1h 'uI u
,'.,,..r' -.,.f.ts. "a London. STEADY at u tiL
IIxEr.o,f y pt 20 80 i u 'heeae on lei c"t- pf
,,nctlal. LAID. 30 Yer cNt Tor Ahei4.1i
Iaiing 3d. l.i. uer cwL ....- ,..-... ~. -
IrNr, ~rrf. "a 80 D. r'. cufta .iHsrc 81 a. PIT
r,,,ta al ,frn-rt s0shd. isr gal ldnS.eu tli 40
30. . r.r lOu -yluis 81 Tngpcliiine u I'd per cNL
IA .t..-ictrleuu. 1879 frames Tor nne paie
t.,, r.,s~a az - francs 81 cfntiEies grg lun iilo
-.ur.5 -p,ffo.un., inarss piehniss u mar As
.r rf.rui1, far 81 ana AL iorN ara Nrliui-;-
' -egl .5l.irI cosed 20 - francs - confines pei
- III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
Of Park at 1O5. Anncxed are the bidding and ask

The dealings in railroad bonds exhibited some in
tcrcsting features. Ia Eric second consols q large
business 5000. 600 was done with onv little effect
upon the prices, which ranged from 7jl4 - - "a
T6;S a1Glr. The funded Js sold at 75074si01o.
against u u Yesterday ami gold con-os were b
higher at 1928 c. c. and ]. &. Issuea were active;
PLAIN Gr>tS selling at 1880 s0i4, asscnted
at Toli 30. and supp enentary assente1 al
-. The second a~.euted rose from ga 70
3 y. ding 81 81. Missouri, Kansas ava Texas
fists rose per cent 20 10 closing at 1e, and see
ond~ Il ner cent to 3ili. closing NJ 1873. Central
If Ncw-,l, rsey coEsolS wore Per cent highcr M
102. ccnvcftibics y 1O0l2 and adjustments J. M
1OJzs. We note sizes of American Dock Improve
mrut bonds at 9llia92. Lehigh and Nllhesbalr'.
after selling up to s3l2. declined to S3, against
~:}ll last evening. Chcsa peaiSe and Oido nIstS,
Series lS were weak and fell j lcr cent
to i71s: the currency interest debts selling az
24li42lls Little business was done IA ne W os ,o
EN- railroad bonds, bat We note sales cd S-',oyV
LAFAYETTE. Bloomington aud huucic incomes at on.
Denver and RIO GrauGc irsfs rose . per cent To
GDl.. Tie Ia, lies generally were strong ana
traction higher hut =. Ions and san Francesca
seconds class b. were - lower ~ 1Hi2. am
al. -. 4 u per cent lower at ~. Canala
Sonth ~ guaranteed rose To S1le, but again
tell hack To ST. Ohio and Nlssis iVp seconds al
vancrh h 10 1925. and Metropolitan Elevated M
1921, were T., higher. The following we've TIE quo
taticns Tor railroad and miscellaneous bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

A. lie regular weekly meeting Of Tie rovornors
If Inc Bank of England to-day. DO change was
made in the banks posted rates Of di'.
,V"1I rcr cent the rate ut which balkcrs'
in~,ee.months bills are DISCOUNTED IN 'he open
market. During the week the bank lost tl2ooOo
hnIIn, fine proportion OF reserve to labiliiles now
JirC 51i, against 59ls per cent n week ago. ~ The
Stocf Exchange British consois recovered ll6 To
075s both for money and account. United >lai1s
81 1850 and new is IL at 1U4as American railway
securities generally were lower Ene common = at
Dgls prcfcired l. at -, and second consols a al
ISL funded 5s finally being unchanged nj ~
pennsvivauia and Illinois Central were Il ower M
44a. and "a = respectively. Central OF New-Jersey
s,ock rose per cent 10 90, ~ Reading y PEI
ssnt 10 2Ols In Paris French per cents declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
ErROPFAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sep. .5-l23o D. nv - ho1gs. inGr ami hell
cent? lu-s ft prrcrr- 1862. %ew ugts lut; VIE
NtWlsf-tY
Central cH.Dls M Illinois Central lf'.. lenn-yi,ant
Central Az; NrNi~isey Contra rlins Railroad 1885,
INNN. &C. 25l:.o q. u. PAIRS au1 4re- ulute tree rvr
ceEi Irn,s iIaucs 3 cenLrcs Tor the acc0,at new
Jer-'t Central cons, g. lu-.
iUso,. sept. 21-} Of. ra.-r-ic iriou in ine Bank o.
Iu,rrru has decreased n 20 the Tho
IIYl1. fht Bal. * Liability N.I
llsf ftcs -- .gs c.Lt -.
ivcs. lrTs; File Railway shares . PsnnsyivaEia
Central "A p.
iCtu,s. sept gl-i d. uiCDuse. 90 fnr both faoney
D. 20 frrruri bonds. rg.f ltG. l.r" ltli.-
wav share rrttr1cd. Is consos. 1-is Illinois
'effrfl of Prln-v rtril fsHff. iit. Nrf- If Cen
trIL ~ Reading D. i'rfd D'. Pam aNtcr. Quote three
pes Ttt. 80 franc Tee jog 40tuIiit
PANE sept. ".-i2suangr rn i'H.nl - irle- - cen
IL .f ltr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

The domestic exchanges on New-lor% III lne
H., J, discount; Charleston. 3-a Is discount; New
Orleans commercial Il and ba4A Is discount; -.
Louis ilO discount Chicago; 10 discount 10 10
ursr at Washington to-day received Sz22OoO III
National bank notes for redemption. lhe customs
receipt. vsf,. S3l .OOO aud The internal revenue
REGENTS were $500 900. The Clearing fonSe
statement to-day was a. follows: Exchanges
SOS lO7 800; balances, Si237, O15, Inc buJ-
ness al the Sub-Ireasury covered: Receipts
sos col: payments, 81, j17I9l; currency bal
ance. S27 :}SS ,U32; coin la ance, Sl4l ,lsSV.l.
The following were to-daYs quotations lor ZONES
nc and foreign coins aud bullion:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
GAS STOCKS.

4 ' AZ : VI hN.
An New-Ynrs and Brooklyn Gas STOCKS. and also III k1i
n Ilraos investment seefIriiics. dean In "
GEO. ~. PREhTis> - BK0AD-,r., y 4.
MOBILE CITY BONDS.
va Holders 81 tile OJds OF the City OF Mobile % every
led at tho nrdrrtgntt have
Governor q Alabama Commits 'uer- %
prov or a the LcEt-4r
ulfe Of ~ said iri rec al Ia ulen com
ii-rs 81 funded dubt, of tie elhi
" iynr Ala nj CnmpH Ipnhc 81 ne ca ul mobile
~ ton T. TIE same; ard with ayew 10 ne ADJUST
al the NJ, 70 tnc
uinost rAccl Of the jast deot OF tic said ldc
iIal cofprrauOn." a.
in d-cnai g tils dutv resp ctuy solicit correspo1
ne ~ said and have appoint
WIDN f-DNY the ISr DAY 81 OCTOBER, 1879. al Il
DC nc me- ar SO u PINf--r the tlty 81 New York ~
The time and &C. when aud where Ne earnestly invite ALI
Ph RITZ boiling ANY or THE BOMBS Of the cry Of
NO . Ia m-tt "a for personal conference.
We tu-t IL "a Dlri WI ai'c1d eitheT person
ali Oh nv agent lis only by harmonious action that thl
best ie nit hJ OBTAINED.
J.. 81. Wli-pt.
JAMES 4. MCCAW. Commissioners Oi mobile.
STEPHENS GROOM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26


rrrsr. rr earf. s5-l'ao o. m.-c'r'1 firm ~
f.'is i..l.s fi. b. Ntle Orleans. olr.. .lts lt-
oeir,,. 81. b.. .. i.ru..ar ESQ D1.' rcn. fu-n,
o,inaa i... ii'i hli ar ''i'' i'' since u
r..'f. .l.at-.'. tr. -ep..u. cr a't oc.. ar ire.
IT. '.oi. .l-.t.,s ; .o. >o,omo.I ...a p.c'.r.l orr
,e. ,isl, aI. sa Be-. 4o.. Dec a1si a.n sia.iy oei'
L,Er.t,. sept 25-I.go De- M. ,iil, rra.l. cotton.
ssa GOOD Drain ~ rpia,r. Gi-i.. orur'iy rna1'. '
t.t.i, 20 r.i '.f....r DAD t,r. ,...f.. w..
o..ob,r a.. 1.c.D,. cHvci5 olie.i cor m''r 'A"
iy.Iooi ~,i} ITO p. m.le s''e. q cotton t'say
lin clause. september octsHcr u,v TO a 900
~ 90, ~, Noy ,a a necr er ie,,r,r ,a,o
&c 49," bilalng 0'-c. Good Ordinary, l r,ce.i g; q
RIrvoai sept g. "otion nominal, ''o lnei i',.e
I.s ~. "a bales. sros. 700 bates exports To Grc,t
n2sIoS sept 5-corton ouet; Ml'nnr llrc. low
Milding. "a ''' 9y,i orn ~, ~ -. a., III So
CHARLESTON, sept 20 Cot ION -itaef ai 4is ZOOS 10"
1905 6aies exports eoastse. l-5 baies sales ieo b
So SStIf Sent e5 oorror lowers 'u1Inc loa. Tow
Mlaiing 100 Good Ordinary, e'-ci shipments -oi oa4''
G.yFsror sept -. cotton steady; Madeline ioc' 10y
Micdlng, OAc. N'NH ,4t.n,,i' -'' ''' i ''''
T1r-,ff- T. Sert T-Co't0l steaIi.r, !ciine, l0ic.
NOM. sept Cotton quiet drm Nnalug sii ,H'-r.
Low Nlulhlg Hl..HiC GNtt rrlnffN, NOS ll flf lni
receipts, 49i bales eios- i.,S bales eNyars cstoae.
'fnynisaSs tepf 95~toi,on hmor 3D. hirhfr. VIII
Tet 1sccips 4c75 hlcs: erass 55-6 ua-'' . 5000
bal Last evening 200 lal,s. s,oc,, ~, d .a'r. DID.
receipts a775 bale coastse2j23 o's saic-c
Pi ,"1lrdis spa i5.-couoa .toa.y; 81 t's u s'
iisnai..- ale -r.n,cfr - nsos. sfoc. ~ 1ai.-.
-,s1sSA sept irea-Fg r d'maaa: -ia.n.
c-ois L. @, bales e.lofs coa'tese. 2'si DA.'' s'ieN
~ ior- scf, - c.i.a lo,- NliH- e ~,
Nndflua. 9'sc. Gopi orin'rs '--,i '.,'p So . .
shipment, l51l ntc,i sac i' l,,' ~ "a ~
NilNiNEl. N Sept 20 a '... .t .., .,.t',. = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

iiiirft H.. Nrptrrbrt D. i-i's
NOTECF.-TD HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
y TIE COUNTY or Nj i;GiIi ~, IAlh - i.Eh y.
-YINANIA: sinking Fund tunini sion 81 me comfy
81 hruy prnn-y yana. by virtue II ani ulliy
them hy SO. ~ Assembly, approved 'he ID j 81
Aurii, \ %. I.i 9. 10 wit
section g. mas tr Commissioners 81 the SINKING Fnni,
ofrftd on obtained az rates fpW
Iar SHAH paJ t@ oin alag n~" bonn. a pal IN 40 atom
~ uuubsrs ginning 10 hr lowest number out-ttAdi *
ao m IN event " -uf bonds Not being Sue1trrcd
af,pr we..s advertising 81 he numref ~ numbers - be-
paul Commissioners shall deposit h .gf' ei Nre-
Tor In hank r County 81 AAeSlsny ana tAr DDhi %
,uos alverise shall draw interest therrnn,
ma nm. holders II sueh blnas shall orx only 20 inc
np for payment his. her their bond ~ bones sad all
,t-lnc a. made published ~ tA Olsy
OF ~ sbure. IT. rhadcl HI alt one n seq ,rA CAY
DO hereby notify the 4 Allegheny County bonds
mai huds and a@eI ~ 'olos- onif; No D. p
4 s. 10 - "a l. lt, = -, 20 ~ - - "a - ~ -,
y q an ts1sI January ~ lSt, ana nitnflnr
J.rnay 81 IS w BE- paid presentation fno dein nd
of the Controller fit'SbnrE, itilh "a ti
M Isl day oyenber 1873 ~ which datc all Interest SHAH
''''' JOHN r. NICOTINE } sinking
JOHN HARPER, Fund
~ ~ A Al q 4 To-