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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State, st Which
the Daily PRESS NAV always be found.
ALFRED.
Alfred szSnse, ES. IA. q oding, Proprietor
AUBUBNs
Essia kaeuse, Gsurs. st. W. y. Sc "A. gouag
EroYrIetorss
AUGUSTA.
Eggusta Haouse, State sac, EEo Whitehead
BATR.
ss&th Motel, u. Va. PIunnaer, Proprietor
shannOn's Hotel Berry Shannon, Pro-
prletor.
BGLsTER,s HzHLEs.
Hancock Blouse, M. Hancock, PrOprte.
tor.
BOSTON.
Parker House, School IS. IA. ID. EsarkerSs
Co., FroPrfetcrs.
60. James Hosei-s. Be- Crocker, EsFoprg
ctor.
fremont Mouse, Fremont sa.-Chapio.
sa"rney 81 Go. Proprietors.
BRUNSWICK, ME.
i: O. 4. Dining Rooms, w. n. Riesa
Proprietor
CORNISH
Cornish Msuse, M. ID. Davis, Proprietor
DAMAREsCOTTA MILLS.
sasnoset House, Trash Bros. ProprIesors
DANvKELE JUNCTION..
sIa- Hns
way Depot, III. w. Clark, Proprietor
DEXTER.
Merchants Exchange KsoseI, Dexter, Me-
w. q. Morrill,, Proprietor.
EAST BROWNFIELD.
liberty House, w. H. sticsney, Proprie-
tor.
EAsTPO&T.
Passaraaquoddy Nouse,-A, Pixie d. Co.,
E8aRAH1.
sst. Cutler NOuse,-zHirarn Bessen, FIRES
LEWISTON
ssesssss Hoase, Quinsy &c Ezurch, Ers.
sFisS0r.
LIMERICK.
Eisn rick Honse,-D. y. EOgg, Propric OK
mELEBRtDGE.
Atlantic Esocse, Geo. A. Hopkins, Pre-.
prietoEs
NGRBEDGE WOCM.
ssantoraa Esonses ID. Dsnforth. Pxesvass&x
PEAKS kSEAND.
Wafoa Ii owse-yV. II. Sones. Proprietor.
PARIS kaAx.G-.
gsuSSsra &Sfei, III. Hubbard, Proprietor
PHILLIPS.
Barden Mouse, Samuel Farmer. Proprs-
PORTLAND.
American House, corner of Middle and
india streets. ID. Randall 81 Sem.
r erry's Rctel, Aiy Federal ss.s G.. Perry.
Proprietor.
City Hotel, Cor. Congress and Green 81,
=. TX. Martin, Proprietor.
Falmouth Hotel, d. NJ. Shaw 81 Son. pro-
PrsetOrs.
rrebie asOuse, Congress st. Gibson 6sUe,,
PrepriefGrs.
q. y. Hotel, buuction of Congress and Fed
erai SITS. Mcdonald q Newbesin, Propri.
esOEs.
SACCARAPPA.
Presurnpscot HOnse,-W. y. Pratt, PrOpri-
et0r.
sKOwHEGAN.
Farmer Mouse, w. G.. HcseIsor, Rxssxfs
eser.
WEST HARPSWELh.
Ezarpsweu House-A. J. Merryman, Pro-
priet0r.
WEST NKWFIELD.
West Newdeld House, IL, G. Holmes,Prs
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AS A COMMERCIAL PAPER

the PRESS will contain full MARKET REPORTS
and MARITIME NEWS. The growing Importance
of Portland distributing center for Maine and its
fast increasing wholesale trade make daily paper
at this point Of special importance to every merchant
and business in the State who proposes to keep
up with the times.
In a LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC WAY the
PRESS stands high and its general news and infor-
nation are abundant and accurate.
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AS A POLITICAL JOURNAL

tie PRESS will be devoted as in the past to dis
eliminating support OF the Republican Party and
will stand through thick and thin for honest and
stable currency and the equal rights of all citizens
throughout the length and breadth of the Republic
1t will always speak out for education, good morals
and Just laws, believing that the safety OF the nation
depends upon these things.
During the session of the
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BOSTON,
Parker Mouse, School IS. H. u. Parker .
Co., Fr0Prfetcrs.
90. James Mosei-5. H. Crocker, KsFoprE
etor.
fremont House, Fremont ss.-ChmnSp,
aurEey IL Go. Pr0prietors.
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RAILROADS.
Eastern Railroad,
OCT. y, 1873.

'As<@s'- a vi
sznx@--ez.ssss.sSsz.sz zzsgs lsesss5.l ysss aak{A
s:is ]. 81 ssal
- 80
cAsaEN4SEA IESAEN~ ieaes FSrslOES
fcE ScarSOr0'- SzcG, sSidGefords Ken
zebuuk, @eIls North Berwjck. sGHtS
berwick Cows! Junction, Clio T.
AtG7ery. ROsSsGzopth NewburyFor;,
%aiea lynn Cbeisea and Boston as
s.a5 a. m and 3. as o.
slight Express wItk sleeping Car, RoE
Boston az 3.aJ -, us., every lay Except
Mondays.)
RET
s.eavs ksoss0E "a $50 a. m, 1880, and
zoe y. ar, connecting with Maine
Central end &c 81 ", A. RaiiwSy fer 81.
5ahn ensi "a sliEsx. Pullman Sleeping Car
attached
Through Tickets TO sn Points south and Wet 81
lowest rates, Pullman. Car Tickets for seass and
eserihs "a Tie3eS OG'ce
my27d' A. P. ROCKWELL. President
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SAGE ARAPPA

SACCARAPPA.
Presurnpscot III Onse,-W. y. Pratt, Propri-
et0r.
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SRA0WHEGAN.
Farmer Mouse, w. G.. HeseIeoE, Pxssxs.
etGr.
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Maine Central
RAILROAD.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER a, ls7s.

Passenger Trains leave Portland for Ban
gor, Dexter, Belfast and Waterville at
1890. Il So, aud II As p m
For Skowh~ IAN at 1890, 1885 and 1.45 p. m
For AUG nsta, Hai.Owell, Gardiner and
Brunswick at 100 a. m, 12.S5, 20, and IL % p
For rs ocl,a .d and all stations on Knox and Lin
coin r K, an for Lewiston via Brunswick at
I GOA. m and ~ 80 p, m.
For Bath at 700 a. m 1926 and 20 p m.
For Farmingfo1, Monmouth Winthrop,
Readf-id, West WatePvilie and Water
willie via Lewiston at 1890 p. IN.
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WEST HARPSWELh.
Harpsweu House-A. J. Merryn,an, Pro-
DrietOr.
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POETRY.
The Slsters.

BY EMILY HUNTINGTON MILLER.
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SATRs
SAITH Eacteis u. M. PIumaer, Proprietor
shannOn's Hotel Berry Shannon, Pro.
prietor.
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~ fb. =. TIC u
Lemons pix 800 q 8 80
Oranges " b. "a 500
Oranges, Sicily 1 1902 rs
Gunpowder.
Blasting. -. 3 so a 4 90
Sporting. -. $50 q 6 80
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I. 0. o. F.
at Odd FeIlosOs' Hall, Harrington Block, Congress
Street.

Street.
RELIEF AssoCIATION-Third Tuesday In the
month.
BENEFIT ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Directors meet
first Monday evening Of each month. Association
meetsfrst Monday evening Of January, April, July
and October.
LoDGEs-Maine on Monday evenings; Ancieny
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Ligonfa, on Friday
evenings; Beacon on Tuesday evenings; Unity, No.
fourth Saturday of each month.
Observation-Disclosures, first and third We'd
nesdaZ Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednes-
day; Portland, first and third Friday; Falmouth,
No. IL. first and third Tuesdays.
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Daily Press
1879.

For several years the PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
has been the largest and most complete daily jour
nal published in Maine; and its Publishers announce
their determination that it shal be in the future
it has been in tn past yoDd question the
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WEST NKWFIELD.
West Newfeld House, r.. 6. Holmes, Pre- .
prseior
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G5GLSTER,s E1HLEs,
Hancock HsEse, M. Hancock, Proprfe.
tor.
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BRUNSWICK, ME-.
T.. SE EAo Dining Rooms, w. NJ Riesa
Proprietor.
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FORCE than any other paper in Maine and has I'M
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MEDICAL.
The Science Of Life !:
MISREPRESENTATION.
sens by Mail on Receips of Price 81.

Published and for sale only by the PEABODY MED
ICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bulfnch Street,
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CORNISH
Cornish Msuse, VI. .. Davis, Pronrseae,
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AUGUSTA.
Augusta Mouse, State sac, ~ Whitehead
EP0Hrfeacr.
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DAREAREsCOTTA MILLS.
saEnoset House, Trash Bros. ProprIesors
, 1879-02-27

Gnrrfsuontfenef 81 Pint IYoa<rr. jress.
ia CltOEsE, Wis, Fub. 9l.-i}rlck PumerOy II
coming hack to In Crt,ssr! Ito hsB rented Tho
old O,jrrn-llouse Hunk frnn, which, years ngo,
lle launched hlH ftIsiIatcs nGa!nss the Govern.
n,cnt md itB Nur policy, aNA honceforth will
scttlu llown tn Tho publication Of paper In the
city wlleru 'lo trkt hec1lne famous. 1t Is Hced~
less to say hu returns IL paurer mud wiser man,
Through ,he atlyicr OF sncl friends rs VaiIatls-
falrI, Peullutun, a,Nl men pf hut Rtylc liz be-
came possessed with tin tllea tint hn was The
Moses to lcuA tho Democratic party out Of tic
troubles Into which t1.ey were brought hy thu
Southern Rebellion against the Government.
Hu was peral,utieu to 70 to New York, where
no ,natl6 fniuro. I'llene0 backward to CHI
rago where lIu still lost money, att, as lust re-
sort, tu tits old l,umc. Theirs In III cx1us!to
Iuatcu In ts way TINT affairs huyo shipped tllct-
selves III tie returns. In tic carly days Ut his
tx,cricrcu Us u publisher, ho mnrrtcl wurtl,y
lady who WIS ali excellent vito for plnIn Mark
Ipmcyoy; but when he bfgan 10 achoyc rep,-
tgttu,l anil became 13rrk sle tailed to Ill
her position satisfactorily, and II divorce was
the result. lilo married. Mrs, Pomcr0y No. ., Anl
Anot|er divorces nl,s.lctl. flo Marsted No. d, n1pl
she Ia still with hitI; but tho kocn point to this
WiIoic business is, That No. 1Wna the Opera.
Hpusp I3lDrk, which he erected, aud wtiell lo
las recently rcnted, ana Is IN comfortable cir
cumstullces, nsnl no tiDubt takts u grin batsfnr-
t!0n In lllt turl, which affairs have taken. IIU
IL now the special champion Ut tin Grrcnbnek
element. uni htB cry Is '+Ilurll tin hands Allu
r,yn nH moro grccllhacksW Ilo "wlluopa 1t
in y rnc week III his Democrat fn tlG same VIZ.
Orous stYlu iii ho farmurIy denounced tho At-
tempt to sare thu Union.
, 1879-02-27

Cincinnati Enquirer tD+m.}.
"Frauls ly tens Of millions " Is the sntroluc
ttou to an editorial IN nm Eastern paper denim
cIatory of tho AErcnrs-of-pe MT passed by
Congress-. It tells tllNt Tlln Commissioner Of
Pensions has repeatedly declared that 20 por
cent Of thu military pensions now paid by the
Government arc rafl to fraudulent claimants
who aro not entitled to receive 1hem." And The
loss 10 the Government by thu fraud Ii thus
preseltcd: 'As tlc annual tptal paid fur Eeu-
slol,s lins now fnr tcn years averaged nearly
$40. .00J Co., It follows tiat VIC hayB pnld AWAY In
That tne xi1tU million dollars 10 tts}Ns c1.rHnf5,
who rob liG people u1hlcr ilie fnfsa prctcnsu of
l,nylng dotIe tlIe country patriotic aeryec." And
these fraudulent pensioners Will, OF ruurac, re-
ccy1 tile nrrcnrs Just the sane as lle honest pen
sInilCrs. That ts not pcatnnt Information, nnd
raliscs inquiry us to how such tlltllg cni, be.
III the first place, tic rill'iie mind WIS inclined
toward ihp ox-soldiCr, ind lfap0susl to regn1sl
lin as nn Uhtcct to llu specially favored hy tlla
tioyrrnn,rlIt. In tho second pincu, t!la Allusa
unu dtapurnglng in1ltlgrl In by papers md
spcakcrs against uli who might question ,neas-
tlres claimed to hu for thE soldiers bGnet!t H.
diced ol}nosition to bu withheld atil nc9,ltcs-
ccnco to he eiyen wllrn thu public good might
third placc, tl,u nbsutce IT tlat opposition pro-
dlced loosrness III tho enforcement Ut il,o
pruot-rcluirc,nents wlirh tile Pension. Dl1ee
hal prescribed tn ret i'a1rlc on tho penstutl-
roll. 1t u HOW discovered that co'nraues.in
arms cnn recollert very fny0rnhly for one nn-
other when pcna1n1is arc III VlcW. Tho public
Will IrnrJl after awhile that opposition nB u EGta.
pral rlilu IA healthy, H,!d should he encouraged
rntllrr than rrpre5Scu
, 1879-02-27

FIIuHtlphll 9TfkF
Mrs. Flaudrall, who hos been exhibited In Now
England ns giantess, dlctl recently in New
York. She was born III nro1hcau, WIS.,, q little
over eighteen years ago. Slle was q pretty girl,
tIusptu tllu fact Ut neug almost six feet tull uud
weighing 5lH pounds It may sound strangely,
but nevertheless true, that outside Ut lilo iaet
Of beIng general tayorltu with tllosu about her,
sl,e wna aso the recipient III honorable lnatrl,
lnouiA! iasentops On the part Ut gentlemen III
every phase OF business llfe. Many offers Ut
accepted, until IN DeeeMher last, whcu, whllo
narnum's shuw was Ut tho ilinpodroMe, she bo-
calue The vile Of Alr John Fiandrau, tlen eu.
RRgod " t1ckes-aeller tVr tie combination. :
, 1879-02-27

l'srlsNA11, Feb 20. G.-CoTroN-- Firm at 0Ac.
Ftoufs-Dcmnnd fair and market llrm,
ahtS-Wheat In good demand and prices shade
e;aet; No. rcd winter, st.05. Corn Inactive
3lIaoc. oals In good demand at a8GD2oc.
AIcttsong and higher at 636D54c. Harley In fair
ssnaadi sample lois spring at G8GD70c.
eRoYlsioSs-~losk qntot and unchanged at $40. Cd
G4NW. Lanl-pcmnnu ncllyo; steam, SU. 10.
nqlk msa@ strong; shoulders, $3.50 cash; 3J.H5
MHet april; short ribs, s.. 15 cash; s5.o0 buyer
As,sh; y S.aoGb5. 3a!S seiler May; shost c3car.
e ~ bason-Dcmand fhtr Anu market firm Ut
&l2a a. G!M. anil IS. B7M.
HM,alakr-stealy With fair demnud at s1.D3.
~. .nlrfxl.--t}alcs; choice to fancy WcltcEn Re-
",te, lIDlSc: pst1le do, l6l1t6c.
L'SsEEn 0tL-Stcady at G1c,
, 1879-02-27


botrox, Feb. .-r1oun-Firm. wc,tern an.
e. e. saoosI:A Fl; common extras, 50, 756a4. .25;
e. tsoosta e1tras, 81. 00a1l. 10; Minnesota do.
,,.Ma'ao; i, .a9.o wlnter whoats, Ohio aud Michigan,
n,sSo =; Illinois aud Indiana, IS. 000G. 90;
Louis. 81. .eiGu,o5,
H. ,ts1sofn 49, steady; mixed and yo!low, 40Ga
I'M oa's-ncmand fair md market Gra; No.
sM,. AHa "a white, 37Go40c; No. white, 500
liz h. No. "h'te aud No. z mixed, atHQa36c.
siss,1 siss,11Ta,oploas, T ~ 49, 900 brs corn, a1,ooo bu;
sh.,t y no Flour, 100 brs corn, 20, 900 bu;
sAans.L5C,sea!y ns.5, dcmand for domestic; pr!ccs TN.
tsti, wsc,. c,.'anutactufeFf continue to ptschasu "a
Current seatilrc. and holders arc frcs sellors 1t
tpostn"S ~ 70 responsible psrtiey, ~ ttcru IL no
so J. III ,Ft.saniaasysan'a including tripo extra aud
MliUe aaa deia1ne, 10Gb35c; low and conTso,
, 1879-02-27

Gen. Butler by his recent conduct In Coll
grcss Is losing ground In Massachusetts, II the
report Of the Boston correspondent nt the liart-
ford Conrant Qsep.) Is Trustworthy. The cor
respondent snys: " "1}utter'a latest action In
Congress surely troubles hls Republican sup.
portcrs III this Statu. 1t will have lis effect n
tllr next election. They s.nt him to Congress,
gou Euow, 10 light tic ilrjel I}riyadfers. ami
how lie PROPOSES to pctision tlIeM! Tlrsc ncrer
Was more Ridiculous gotIIE bacI; unnn his
Radical supporters tEan Is sect in Tits acttO1l.
Ills strength was largely a,llnng lie narrower
men Of the Republican Darty, nnIj, When it
conlcs to choosing between thclr Hatred u[ the
cx-Iscbes n,,d their lore Of Butler they will be
likely to give lin the Eo.by."
, 1879-02-27
Canr10t HtRntt IT Fnrcrer.

IHTTHHHNH1IF 17UFH0E t11Eb,3s
Only four Senators voted for The proposition
10 restore t!se tax on ten nnd coffee. Tcsc
were senators Mattliows, BOOTH, Saunders, and
Allison. It bGcns that no measure which p1u.
poses to lay a tax or provide revenue cnn get
my support III Congress. Willie every measure
to rcpeal tnxcs and rcduce ruvGnuu gUes
through with rllst. The Government cannot
stand tits sort Ut thing forever
, 1879-02-27

-, .,so1ns, oy0oTc. Molns'es dull md
4s, h. 3ss,t tS t "sSnaass'd .esa; dn,ea ooo
'iStTas4sgsaa*Sss'sfs; StTas4;;s,,g{c' '.Sssse sssasti' asio.
ssy:;;; it'd; tH!s; Il 49, &
TrnrhSs1f1,:SsLct IT, iii; WcpfoEr. 15e6f6!tc.
Tn,AkE-4tHt.cr,, III solO, 1,nonos Ayrcs. and
tt.1rLk;ns Hill, n1ddlct and heavy we'ahtF,
r. s.,-steady; o%es!ls, ,a lee'e' a7&s ioc; pulled
1;1ss: ax,',"aaiofk-Mafect a,'"aik dull: Mems, 90. - for
to! sst NJ: s!ery: .GIt 1' r., Ts:!' ns
I'll long eess e.,. i',,Ier q,'uc steas. so7Ha7. oj
Isa-Nsf AW,rEct ,ull: Western. 7GS@6e.
ssrt.Y.-ftrm: Weatcrn, 2at'c'
FHlskr-St.w'ff:,rctl ;S;aa"fac,urctl copper dull and un-
s'ta s,hns H;S esss asot lms aH0' 's1ass 16
II Iron 'e'aM 'ennrcan ihEb17l.c, NuAhln shceting,
:e;aae,i'o essa,io. Hatls-cut4 s2.lo9a.1 .1o; cs!neh, 4
, 1879-02-27

:. ,,r,,. No., Feb. "o.-FLouR-ssesdy and
aatssassuw Wheat Inactive: No. rcd fall. l.olA
90 e,.h: s1.olH February; 1,ols; H.: Ms5sh;
~: APRIL; a,n No: s;s, " No. 0si@ess @fa.s
80 ...h. 2.p"';3 ;3oIQoa3..c April; Hada41ic May.
sae 1a'"' ,nac oatA higher; No. ?, @402i!ae cash;
A,es%%seb Ali,e%,.eb, Nyo stronger; 4iA6s44Kc. harley
aas " nt,,ne to choice, 571l&a75o; fancy. SOC;
!!ssaff isaf,,i 81. 15se1.21,:
Waisss,.oxsNTvrk easler: 5000. 1,ard antct;
q. Fso''elt,s Y l, men. quiet clcas ribA s oo5t5 %:
H.; S y swea. asGa peEed a1sdti sn.. ss ?sa 9ase
tit. g. Fo,tr, :, GOO Urls; wheat, 20, U0D hn:
~ q, ,ooo bu; oats, $1,000 on; rye, mono;
t,ltJ ltJStsTsLFjour So o, 700 b.lt: wheat, o. 600 bu;
ss'1l5aC0o T. CO. BIZ; oats, 0, COO bu; rye, 10000 bu;
fstjty, je /. coo on. .,,,,,,,,,. ,,,t,,,ns o,<,.
W 10: receipts. $50; shipmonss, l, 10oi stock,
rf pH1
, 1879-02-27

MEArn1s, Tenn, Feb. 18.-Co71ox-stcady;
receipts, 2,0o3 bales; shipments, 2,a7o; stock,
6t.314; sales. 3250; cxports, 300: *plnncre', g.
$50; speculation, 100; mdlling. otic.
NNw ORLEANS, Feb. ?u. -CorrOn-QHtct; mid.
ding. Di4c; low do, DC; good ordinary, Sic;
net receirts ., 90 bnlcs; gross, 3, 900; exports
to France. n; coastw!so. ,07l; salcs, d, 600,
atock, a5b, 4GU.
, 1879-02-27
MILWAUKEE.

a,laArsrE. FEB. @0.-FLoun--6tcady, With 4
s'ad demand.
-, SaAfS-Whoat firm; opened &c higher; closcd
WV, no. Milwaukee hard, 31.02; No. Mil.
s ss'akes' Doc; No. g do, 0.Mc; February, 0aXc;
s''ss' exc; April, D3Ids0aAc; May, p7Ac;
~. ~. Milwaukee, 78!&c; No. 4. 7!aic; Rejected
9Ae. ~ Com steudy; No. 9, $40. oa,s stcoly,
nasgeoa a.ss demand; No. e 23c. Rye steady; No.
a,,sfa ,sae =. harley dull mud nominal; No. !. spring.
ttr trIoss,,sS,enSH-9ust s,S but drn Mess pork quiet
H., Ts,s Wv; y. Primo steam lnrd, $500.
ts.SY tSvt!so n, q M MsIsady at s3.7b@J. 90; dressed
S1.au S1.LaurT.-Ftons, q. 200 brIs; wheat, 4o. 0oO bu.
1S4a'-tluur, T.. h0U btls; wheat, 500 oil.
, 1879-02-27


It was doubtless matter OF State pride.
When tho Sheriff Mt Louisville snw the rope
snap with which he WIS attempting to haur
Gcorgo Washington last week he remarked to
spectator tlat he wouldn't laye had the tntng
happrn for hundred thonsnin. t1olJars. MIR.
Washington didn't seem to llayc nny aversion to
TINT tic SherlfI's regrets referred only to The
fnllure Of tile rope 1T the critical mutncnt. II
there Is anything kentucky pridcs herself upon,
II Is her heutl,.
, 1879-02-27

ctrcumstance TINT they are ou t!a side Of the
Atlantic TlIG most unreasonable do not dream
otcolonIziu4 .t,uericn,-uf making 1t ANYTHING
by. perfectly independent mwcr. Hut th.:
Chinese Ernp,'ss tu cIonize nj Ieas. tir Pacific
Coasf. OtMrwsc. t'cy prupoac to rail 1t mud
return to China With tlie sIn,Ils. European I'm.
migrants u,nl Chinese Immigrants are, there.
fore. to l,e considered frpn, liz. sarnc staul-
uulnt. The reasuns which InyItr tlr ol,o repel
The ollrr. This iiIc trl,a': lar demonstrated.
Restriction of Chinese Immigration IA onlY
4uCatI0n Of itmc, u1Nl silUrt time 0L sl!nt,
, 1879-02-27

Pullman paace Dtniug.Cnrs md Pullman l9.whcet
Sleeping. Chrs nrc run between Chicago aud Omaha on
tic fac!hc Exreat.
CHICAGO ALTON & BT. L0UHt AED CHICAGO
KAEHAB 0TTY & DENVER BH0RT LIHEB
Uninn Depot Wekt Side. ncat Madtkon .st bridge, aud
Txenty'thsd-et. Ticket Olllce, l.2 1saudo!rli.st.
, 1879-02-27

= 3NH' TfHHt4zto 1AV5HIHp CH7 {1A1. ],
This proposition 10 restrict Chinese tutnigra-
tion cou.es 10 tho ordinary law-pakcr "a n sur
prise. 1t Ia nil innovation upon tho traditional
policy OF this Government. Iita frat impulse IL
TO pronounce such y policy contrary to tll0 Cou-
stltution, a1Id to the pfllctplos enunctatcl iu
tl.u Declaration ol Independence. lie makes IN
his mind On thu question without giving Il. my
Thought: Bnt ths de9ats Will 1t Least
involved in tmlntgsation a. It relates to
the Chinese. Europeans coma hero 10 bo o
part Of ". Ihv Republic Il tie stronger for the
, 1879-02-27

New Yong, Feb. 2D.-Cu:ton goods contiue In
falr demand with commission house4; whlto g0ods
md quilts fairly active; fancy prints remain slug
gish III agents hands; ginra,ns iii slcady rcqucst,
ni,d drcss gools long welt; mons wear woolcns In
light demand, and Kentucky jcans In irregular rs-
quest; hosiery and underwear III stealy demand.
, 1879-02-27
4 cash, eaa{c., Corn-2eeelu,5. y, coo bu; ship.
ina'ts, :, 600 but stcady; No. thsh. a7c; fcbtu.


furrAlo, Feb. 20. --cnAtS47ayhcat qu,ct anil
firm; satca 1, 100 t,u No. hAsl Duluth Al 81. II;
rcd winter, 81. 90 On track. .fdfn dull md easy;
sales IL cars old Kansas At d29 iii track; now Vest
ern. 3!Ac o,i track. Dats neglected. 1tye neglect
ct. Darlcy-I,etter Inquiry Init steady; no hucs.
HAtLHoAU FnEEanra-unchangcd
, 1879-02-27

RiRgssan ~. ~ FFte,nnH tfitp,t.
Unclc sanllny should not haye started that
paragraph, that TIC tnadc u million and quarter
last year, 90 sools, because 1t l.as domornlIzctt
tho boys Of tllU party 10 badly that they know
he IA tllu pufcas, .nnaL tnnocant, best abused,
and ouly honest man In tho party.
, 1879-02-27
UoprGlR.


Ficksanrg tlftst> Herald tDsm.>.
We have received the Dalton {dn.) I1laept,nl-
t,t IItadt9At, q journal that Is cuEagcd III p!o-
necr!ug conservative movement against the
extremists in tic Democratic rnnks. Frau all
appearat,cu ueorgsa will not 10 as Aolllly Dplnu-
cratic utter tho next election Us she lias been
hitherto.
, 1879-02-27

Ndth1HVFoH NFDK5lfc7n (Rfp,5,
Peudteton, aenatos-clcct, is ycrY quiet, COLI
sldcring tho fact that he is MI Ohio ma,,, And
therefore bul0pgs to tho ciass Of citizens wto
have taken te Contract to run things for all of
us. But llp Ii probably muatng on tl.e prob1-
bttlcs ol hts playing sccond Adle to Tislcn IN
1851. 4 cotnbtn1tlon between 1sllgn ulN1 l'cI-
1ieton would lend of the aspirations of Tilur-
money l,crctlcs. In Mr.. Pcndlcton's t,n,lds the
6ccunil fiddle Is always t,lnciul Instrument
, 1879-02-27

0swxoo. Feb. 10.-t}nAtH-Wheatn un.
changed: No. hard Duluth spring, sl.12; No.
= Milwaukee. 81 %; No. 2 rcd Wabaeh, 81. 10.
Corn nrm; Western mixed, 4:}c.
, 1879-02-27

C72t3lUHH H9F7lH tzRfF.I,
There Is no ono thing tllu American people
would like bctlcr tllap an opportunity to tell
Mr. TIllcu ut tho polIs wl.at they tl,,nk OF Tint
v!ulcatton. BY oil means, old man, stand UP
untl let Us tnlk to you.
, 1879-02-27

r,hs'LLe, Feb. aH.-Cqrros-steady At pKc,
as',.s as',a-elrm and unchanged.
Luz l0a-N4eat firm; rpd and amber, 31.ooD
slAe MI ,a-Aarkst dull; wh!te, acc; mixed.
s7c, n,s", ,,-uemand tals and market 1sm; white,
ll,''fea' s5c. Nye quiet at 5aHc.
Paa,T,Qaiet at ~. 75el 10, 90,
SIC HEa%I; H"iI; skoIce leai. ticrco, 7Hc: do, xegs,
nj sA5t>s.. As!f .esls strong; shoulasis, biz; clear
&1lsET l!anis, Augaf.curel, B,tGtlUe,
, 1879-02-27

Tn1xro. Fcb. 2D.-rnA.x--Wheat .lnlt: extra
white Michigan held Al 81 OK. amber Michigan,
hfnsch hc, nj 81. 00.l; Slp1M bid April; 81. OIL
asked; st.oe!f bid; No. rcd wIntcr, spot,
S1.0tH; April. 81. %. Corn ta high mixed, May,
''3c; No. =, May, :l3c; rejected, 3tnt.
, 1879-02-27

p,,u. =, nG' lld., Fsb. au.-IIoos-steady;
s,o7u. ~Nooss4'Ao; receipts. 1000; shipments.
7I..aa1a!ss-whcat unsettled and lover; No. red.
uljs:eoe' uassp n Corn .tsady q, En,S,T,c: Nav six
FSs FroSssi.,,o.1at.' W. .,s.JY; ai,;eeV5e. ' A'"'' @
4ald, u. 7;s,-e ~ 3hc; C1Gar RIB DC.
$''''xef.N liamu, 7t.u1Ec.
, 1879-02-27

DErHa1r, Feb CO. -Ftoun-- Firm.
1nA1v-Whcnt steady md quiet; extra, 81. ol1i !:
No. white. 0Oac; Atnrch. 0Osto; April. S1.0l4;
May. 81. OAK: lune, Sl.03. 1icccipts, 30. 076 bu;
6hipmfnts, none.