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, 1879-01-28

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JONI oo'h'.1'stu ~ 'ao wv ..o.ass .n. y. W.
8Fess' ta'otnB NV .IAo14ut ~ .ao naA"Se
naent u 'i'o 1ha.''l7 4le4 .Ao 4u'e4:o. ~ wv
WIZ osl'hftm'u'' eo'" Ao'.I =. eo,o ,o's ".tors
a'9oinehaa Ds4's "t"A NV eo,uuon =. ~
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"'' e'au ~ a'n1' .'"s ''o 'Aauues'"on'oA
'ao Anua.'' i3o'h .Ae very ou,ss. ,'s. n"' oeea
caat"c.er'@ea W ''auoa' Pes""1'on"' M'a
bone1"' con'"a'on; VII" 'aAt o'si r''o. ~
low WAC" ~ "aS ~ t,,,, .911ho ~ Wv ""8 uu-
passment' !. "os l''s'e ue''es e'l' because
heltacr ."o ooe'"."'5 " ~. "o' "ay oi'''e'
IN sho "n' oePa9tno'.. y, iluu w. 'oe nppo'nt'ao",
OF hgo''ta' nor WHY ''e " uAe' ''a'ee'i
Win tho a"'s aut aul'0''.'.us " ,on-
tto!'ng them up ~ .oof' A.1's ''',s' slAso'
nho ntt'l 'no 'oFn4,'. ''4u'4st ~ '"o A'1''''ot
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''luc'' ne.'e1' ooeauso ,ne so,1s wv, "Nn un4y
Eefln'tts'' W hot omPoNo'' ~ "e'.os "",'y
lnen' 4no FeS"i' "1a y ,s lfo'""t' "',''u 'eo
10 the appo'nt'he"' ~ 'no 'ouJos,'y u eass"
OF csV''1ans "ao "o'o '"''S !'"mie" :, lof .ns'r
partisan eess'cs"' n.eia '''',' . t'no ~ 'n,''
tho ono.' o''t'A1 "''4 'o",saa ''1
lna'ahh NM ooo.' !ti"'"eo ~ 4a.'ufo, ni'u
| ffaaos and 'r9eeu'ae't'cs u eso1y "oScl'p'o"
hase ofops 'nto LUG sSs'cn'' an''' as '"s'
1tlng has oeen 'ofihets WIN tno ue'4oo1a1e
purpose ot s~'na''nR ootn the Ana'ans anu
tho Government, WHICH tAey a1o enaplaa 10
do with impun!ty because the system itec'f
IL 10 wcak anu eoniusoa taat thoy cannot %
circumventod. Tue minority OF tho Coin-
| fHttteb. therefore, hr3 0t OPINION that the
, 1879-01-28

The army l,as had tts turn. The naTy naM
como next. Unfortunately, the Nary Ii 1cs' ans
to dclond itsclf than tho army was. lhcroh w
doubt tl.nt tho Navy Department Is hard pasI
find any dutics for tAe otlicurs 1t no" !'as, ~.
ret The Naval ACADEMY goes on RFlndl,s us'.
out ut the rate Of shout t1ftJ year, "Sa' "
duties for the officers Is much morc an 1nlaf!,a
the navy thnn In tbs army. II IL Abs'la.tu
necessary, In order that naTal officer sl'ou.a
good for much, that he have plenty u tt''".
at sea; but, without ahlps to go to ses ILL., ~
naval QlIlcet1 Gaunut 90.
, 1879-01-28

Alacoupin County, Illinois, has rather
remarkable faculty for getting itsolf In tho
newspapers. Just now 1t is case Of mis-
taken identity that brings Maconpin into
prominence. They hnve brought man
1000 milca-all tho way from Olympia, In
Washington Territory, to caEltnvlto-only
to dIscovor Oh his arrival that he ia the
vrODQ mAu.
, 1879-01-28
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFF1CES.

TIE cutcAno TkIKuKE has essAbsaehed ossuen @ uee. ~
~, ree<tnt OF prescriptions ard AlsertscmtnA ~
fcllowb: ,u,., :, ,,,.
AppxH, MsnaRrs. r..,,...
rANls. Frsnce-So. 10 Tue &C IL ufznxe'os'e"efo'
n.1AnLfn, Agent. .,o r,,
LONDON, Eng.-Amertcan Exchange. 40 Strand.
HkakY r. GltL.a, Agent
FAN FRANCISCO. CEl.-rAlact Hotel.
WASHINGTON, b. C.-So. laio stssek
, 1879-01-28
THE -FOUR PER CENTS 4 KIND or CUR
HENUY.

ahNU4s
Tho wonderful sato of tho Government 1
per cent bonds marks revolution In Amcri-
can finance aud credit. The negotiation Of
this loan IL unprecedented In the history Of
this country. Those who remember whom
per cent bonda-intereet and principal pays-
lilo In gold-sold at less than rar In dcprc-
ciated piper vii! understand tho wonderful
change that has takon plnco in the national
credit. On the 1st Of Janunry spcc!c-pay-
menta were legally resumed. From tho Int
to tho 18th Of January, both inclusive, the
cd 10 9l32, ,0O0, 900. In tho sane time tho
Treasury lad called in $40, 600, 600 OF per
cent bonds. The demand for the new bonds
! continues undimfnfshcd yesterday the sales
exceeded 81, 900 ,0oo>, and will not probably
decline 80 long as thero are any such bonds
to DO issued. A year ogo, on tho 1st Of JAN
! nary, tho outstanding bonds embraced:
1per rcents........,..... ..........374s, g07, 2Qo
per tcns ''..''. .t .o;,t 1ou wv wv
III prf ccntA.. .Hv, tgv y19
per ccnts.s....s ...+ss.ss........s. t4sHup.uuV
There nre now 4037, ,000, 600 of per cont
bonds dssued In exchange for m equal nuni~
bor Of per cont bonds. There aro still out
s'ana'ns "la o1e'1''eu ~, ~. 1es ~, ~
sonaa u 'Ae sun y, go, 'ao'oo Asas 10
poa''a u" not sauJeos ~ t'4'' wv va, ~. ~,
loo!' .hes "as w pu,e"nso ~ W." ~. ~ sao p'u m
ceoaa o. = pes coat oonus y, 'an ~, ~
oo"aS, $<io,'oosooo ate Wv an'N'su' ."ueo ~
comprise az 'ne los esne pol..,a a ~ ~, ny ~
uos.1i'"sns' @ '.nu a'''oans ~ 's.''''.v'evo' ~,
ooat'as 7o''oo",ooo u 'i'''fonl. ~ ns ~, 'a' =.
lio"e"' 1"'e " ueu,"'u, y. "s'' 'A'"s "~1 ~
LOT PR CONT oonas' ~ " 'nsa ""o!ea. "
eau WIN oe con'eflou uoaoso 'uo o@p'' s''on
u 'ho pfesons Se"e. 4h.ei tnee' n"'s .,'. !.
o'sposeu ot' unei' 'ae "uo1o 'S'ao " W.
Pet eeu.s laay w eoa'e''e" INV ~. .o4A''
ia'a WI! 'ee7e tue s'1esot Aoo1 "aa w A'ss gs
" go ~ uu ona"sou ,a'o ~ ~, oona" ,,'.n w -,
.n"s 14o 'n..ilooS W o'1o Aaa 4's minus ~
io'to are MI tue oonas 'u"s eau ~ o1'ea
OF OF '"l aue 1or '"o yeafs aua ~ up"r'v' W. -
1hefe lS sa'''e ooao' tna. 'aeS VIII s"' *
calico IN 'ons pe'oto 'oas ''ne.
1as lsSoe oi Por eens oonas, "na 'ueu
aoaorpnon o9 our own peopl'' uo no
seem 70 naSe P''o"ceo noy oon's"'''.n =, -
tno currency, nor "uy 1eauc'1on so ~ ln'
money a'auaole 1ot business. LUG Pe
cents nave Deen sen. oaoe % luis country !"
! payment tos american lar1n pfoaucts' nn'
, Tic saio OF the PSF cunt oonos aas ea'.e'
!, Out tho millions OF money h'tnet'o hoafue
,, and1keps OUT OF slaht' nna "nlca nus eon
= into general clfcn'at'oh aga'n' inateaa
, 1879-01-28

WILLARD, Of Indiana, ~hen he uon'a'.. -.
VooxHxxs for tbs Bcuate, spoke Of han s.,ol
AnaucEer whose heart u as cold - tae s's ,hs
glaciers on the summit of Mont Alaae n,a
seductive batteries VI capital; ss'l s'',,kl
whose character IL the apotheosh o. P'1,ta
honesty, and whose Integrity Is % lln .1f froa
u the plumaxe Of the dova that desteuasf - ~
the bosom Of the Father 1t the oapus'a ~ "hoa
Jorlsu." It Il quito evtdeut tsat sseHlj ss".,,,lj
were not the only things mixed IN lao'A''
during the 8suatof,xi cauvass.
, 1879-01-28

rteailcut BACON, Of tho uutSc7sa} " h. ~
CONAN, has published letter III Saan ,..ul,f
nouncaa some Important changes ID 'Ao h.1t
Ut the Institution, Two ne" tro!esit.1
becu secured from the Mlehisan tp''Itfu,. t'"stfu,.
Prof. JAAKs G. WATsoH. Who Mll R,'' i, L,
taoa IL practical aAtsouuny. sAi'a 1'''
, 1879-01-28

n '@@'se "A''N'9A*1F |
or tho sooundrelR OF the lnd1an hlnB 10
,teal, aud no need of the army to act as a
,,,;,a {oroo
F~Ae~
rHE run p1AN8 AGAINST OVERFLQW8 |
nv rYr MrA919srppf RIVER
1rr E,,,u ~ Tnuiaiana. recenttv ndirass-
49, 49,, ,r,.-,..:..,
Cd congress Ill Iasof " tne 'i's"'oo'l'F" A7'oo
bill, which starts with q demana 1or hu ape
of about a, 500, 600 on An en-
ho,t,,ant ec,,ama ths u1t;mnte ooxt of which
=, MT r,,,
IL peyonu a4i es'Anla'o' Ano
tpuraer-sjonFndt IN io7of OF tn'b as "ol! 10
ali other schemes for the snnnrdoring Of
mi vporova for sect;ona1 advantage
:, n@-.,' -. 80, ~.
o1 the oo"tn' se'se'7 l'eep8o 49,. 4't'
ELLIE spooch which, ns 1t esfdontly oei1oVes, /
DreRe,1ta tha Rttouucat argument In behalf OF |
H.. nr,ba,tmapt avsta1n. We anbioin this
.,... h,,, ,o,,-o-,;,
e1""o.' etosetot0' ~ ."'A .'e' :. AZ .,'.,.
ing the relative fnefata OF tho e1pDaaR"
mentr and tho "ons1ct systems: |
NJ drsIro 10 Appeal 10 the experience OF every |
nnn who b.a travelled nm and down the Mississippi
1uver. I tIcslrs to nnpeal 10 the 1atc reports OF
soundInEs by distinguished engineers, to show
cuncluslvc,y .ha. whsrsrss an outst occuts. wher
ever crovaaae occurs ana tho water - alvortsa
'to 10 ecaans', o''1" NV. 'u"s ~ to,.d Ns,nr,
al."r. eon,o.ystlyo In h.r ac,lon; sbo docs moi u,o
mora rom than sle requires; and /. stands to
son that In scdlmentaey streams where tho dense
seaImeat - saspenaea sna es,',su s,uas ~ Ie
cre.sn In rnum. and purer Of Tho fjow which sus.
pcpJs and carries sslo sediment, depost will uc-
CIR In exact proportion wish the check and dccfeaso
Of po~er. n'Sefa ono'f!..a % 81 a"s "a''. a. an5
sn." s,,,,, " roon, +. ,s"rrsa beiow thnt nu'nt
, 1879-01-28
A London correspondent OF The Nation,
speaking OF tho Royal fauitly Of Great bsItEp
nakaa tt1rao nt,AGrvattnut3

II AQuAQA <AAI[ePDbA~oe W '0D H"""7l
speaking OF tho Royal fautIy Of Great Ds!.iip
makes these observations:
Altar all statements arc made, tho monarch. has
still great hold upon the affections Of The ppspt.
,rhc people take great comfort in ts Royal ian1
Tho 1oyo Of roctal greatness u extraordinarily
strung in England, and tho Itoynl famflr hpptala
voty conveniently to th!s sent,n,ent Peoels II ta'
slitttes tho bulk u tho English world l.ks to fte!
TINT thcy ara related Ia roma degree to ronsthn}
that 10 socially great. They cannot pretend th.t
they ara rolatcd 10 Dukes and Eara aild pcapls ot
Certain scnse of being related IA lss
Royal family. They 'naY, talk o. "outs
Princes and Ffinccsace,-And Tho lnHst e1Aatd
men,otrs Ut rho pecrags may do 20 more than tat;
1ney may poasers photographs Of the Queens ehl'
Lren, and read OF iheir daily cumFnRs md yonHA
with ~ agreeable scnss Of ropSsty and "its9s s3ss
souetles nttacheh to too carer an ,nirfcat IN To-
doings of tho great nobility. There h sca'oa %
suppose that tho Queen ,nkcs thc hnmornu' 1tss
Of lit, sl1natson; her Majesty IL in,'srl credited
with comfortable. rnutheEly conidrhee Ia ~
safntary elect OF tl,e court circles npou tue mind
Of the middle c!nss: and thcrc IL kind III etnenl
feeling that. socially speaking. tho Queen ana ~
middle class understand eaclt u3hct.
, 1879-01-28

HeraheY N1nhtc. fall.
ltadison street. opposte McVicker'a Theatre. Ba!a'
bfeKa tho Wizard
, 1879-01-28

Mcv1cker's Theatre.
Madison etreet, between Dearborn aad Hta1s' t"o
Women"
, 1879-01-28

Academy OF hfuslc.
TTtlsted street, between Madison and monroe. VI
atety Entertainment.
, 1879-01-28

Dearborn street. corner OF Monroe. Aroma tne
World In Eighty Day."
, 1879-01-28

t1au111nA The1tf6.
Clark street. opposite tho Court Faf1et5 Gu
t4ettanment.
, 1879-01-28

hr MAt1-1N ApvANc6--fosTAaE PRhrAtD. ~.
3tty Edition, Jfht
Para of 4 gear, per month A'No
69ndsy Euitlptls Literary aud 1teRaoaa tauole Z. ~
'tt''s'sstH
H4ipYdeY Ettt lon, twelve rRurt. 1-VV
WEEKLr EDITION, POSTPAID.
Gas fopT, pEt tfkf.ss st'A*'f"~
OF fOnf,
CAh Of ten.
Club OF twenty. "oV"
specimen copies trnt tree.
ftto Fost Uiec addtcss In full. Including 6Ate sad
EpenfJ. .-.--
Keuittancc* mar be made either BY draft expresa'
Port ONCE order Of IN registered letter. he our sAK
TERMS TO CIT sunsCntBRRs.
n,I,r de,,ve,ed Sunday excepted. 23cents PCT week
pav delivered, Sunday Inciude1 30 ttns net weeSs
address TIE T1tiRUNE COMPANY.
Corner Nedtson and DcRTboTn.fts, ChlcsEo III.
Orders for tho delivery Of TnE fRinr*E u Esanaon.
xnrtcvood. md 1t,do rark elt In the cuuntnE-roon
ttCFtcsEse Eromrt attention.
, 1879-01-28

fIooleJ's Theatre.
cnnsoiph firret. between Clark and La5al!t. En'
caeement Of tho English Opera CompanJ. "11' II.
e, ItnkfoEt."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Dealers are
' hall Dbl Tor pig pork: 80 1907 2 Dbl for
ramp pork pss fss s & g si legs
for firkins and s17s for bbls pig tongues s@s4c
spare ribs s696 Is for 300 ID tierces and "a for
bbls side ribs So 75@6 so for 300 ID tlerces and
s404 as for bbls.
COKN-fs Ia good supply. demand moderate
mixed 4sc y bushel. Sales $500 sacks yellow al
SOC: SO white mixed at 4sc and 800 white at 4sc
bushal
OATS Stock fair and prices steady at s1@s2c
BRAN-stock light and market firm at s5e y
HAY Is in fair supply and prices are steady
WHISKY Mar ket quiet and easy. We quote
choice Cincinnati 81 D8D1 10. fsirto good West
ern 81 07t01 o8. Louisiana 81 05691 OF.
POTAT0Es1suDply large and market steady
ONIONS Light supply and demand at % y
Dbl
CABBAGTs- Firm at 81 bo@2 v box.
APPLES-The supply l. large and prices rule
quiet and firm at s2@3 W Dbl.
BUTTER Is stoadier on creameries and
low grade Western dairy. New YORK cream
cry tine. 26Q27e. New York dairy fine .23@24e.
New York dairy good 10000, Western fine $50
Oh ESHr-Steady. New York cream 1ok01ic.
Western cream 9@10o v ID. Western reserve fac-
tory 84@8kc.
srAKUH--In fair demand at s@sgc In lots. :
60. ducks 81; geese S.: turkeys si2@14 "
dozen.
EGGs-Western 23@25c; Louisiana s1@ssc y
RIGE-steady. Prime s@eAc. good sle. fair
and No. q sGslse y 10.
-FISH-From Messrs. G. III. Lawrence d 90
we get the following quotations..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

river Is filed with It from bank to bank. All
boats are going into winter quarters as last as
they arrive. The Golden Crown from New Or
leans. and the City OF Vtcksburg came into to-
day and went to the bank. The John b. Maude
passed down The AIice Brown arrived from
the Ohio with tow Of coal: while making q
landing tbs ice cut through and sunk one
barge. 1t is very cold. Business is dull.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 3.--The river is full OF
heavy Ice. extending from shore to shore. The
Ice is gorRed at North Bend. and the gorge
Eeaches up 10 Delni Another gorge is report
ed at Stewards Landing. nine miles above here.
and the river Is froze over at Maysville. sixty
miles abovs here. IL is expected a gorge will
form in front Of the city before Tomorrow
The Ohio Is full OF new ice I'll the way up, The
weather was extremely Geld last night, and the
tneLmometer WIS nine degr ~ below 70 al 4
a. m. The sun is now sbiaing and the weather
Is moderating. The Guiding Star Is here No
damage has been done by the ics so far To-
day the boats and barges La this vicinity are
lying in good shape.
tBy Telegraph
V1CKsBURe. Jan 40 j. b. Woods. 104 Com
mon street, Anchor Line steamer Belle OF
Shreveport will arrive Monday morning.
J. @. C0GHILL. Master.
NATcHBz. Jan. 3.--To 8. w McMunn: Arrive
Tomorrow evening at O'Clock. Ii no CetenIion.
J w. BLACK.
FRANKLIN. Jan. To J. f. Carlin II Tehoup-
ltOulaS street: Steamer Clara y. leave here at
moon To- day, Leave New Ollsans for Bayou
Tecne Tuesday. seven h instant.
Il. X. MUGGAH, Master.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04

Total thus far .... $s.soo.s6o "a $71s.5s6 "a
Money quiet and steady.
We anote exceptional paper 7@s v cent: Al
do g@lo: second grade do o.: loans on col
Materials cos; Al mortgage paper sk@lo: sec
l-ond grade do % cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s2s@s5.
and trade dollars at ooao5c Halves and quar-
/ tets lAmericanI are quoted ut A@A y cent dis
eount@ par.
Foreign Exchange was In fair request and
dfm.s Bank sterling rules at -04sl. and bills
-of la1ing and clear bills at 477t6847sk.
French bills are steady. but the demand
! q only moderate. We quote bank francs
commercial 5a7k.
Bank sight bills opened easy and closed the
oame ut u v cent discount; commercial Is quo
tod 5-fe0ea n cent discount.
ktate Consols steady ut 69'sD6sh.
Pfemum Bonds closed firm at 33S033A
Stocks we're In light Request, and for the list
no changes were reported.
s STOCKS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
TwENTY-FIFrH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

And acting by virtue and In obedience to the
clare The following named persons to have been
duly elected Senators for the hereinafter Sena-
torial Districts. each OF said persons so an
nounced having received the greatesr number
OF v ties cast In their espective Senaorig. Dis
tricts for which such persons were candidates.
AMI TO which they are respectively herein de-
clared duly elected. to wit.
First Senatorial District. VIII Steven.
Second Senatorial District. Onezime De
Third senatorial District. r. IT, Benners.
Fourth Senatorial District, Duncan u Ken
ner.
Fifth Senatorial District. Gustave A. Breaux.
j N. Harding.
Eighth Senatorial District Pierre Landry,
Ninth Senatorial District. Mayer Caheu.
Tenth Senatorial District. w. H. Wells.
Eleventh Senatorial District. Onezlphore De-
laboussaye. Jr.
Twelfth Senatorial District. r. q. Fontenot.
Sixteenth Senatorial District. Andrew 3. Her.
ron.
Nineteenth Senatorial District. Bowling Will
liams.
Tyenty-nrst Senatorial District. W. H. Scan
land.
Twenty-third Senatorial District. L. f. Bow
den.
.Twenty.fourth Senatorial District. DR.. J. r.
Kelly.
Twenty fifth Senatorial District. J. A. ella.
In testimony whereof have bereunto signed
State OF Louisiana. a the city Of Hew Orleans.
this - day Of December, A. d. 1878.
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary III State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns for Members of the Sen.
ate Of the State Of Louisiana.

pEIT REMEMBERED, THAT ON THIS DAY
- the undersigned. Secretary OF State OF
the Stste OF Louisiana. acting By. virtue
act No. s. Of the Extra Session session. Of + the
G 3neral Assem- bly, of the State OF Louisiana,
approved April IL, 1877. having como led the
election returns filed in this office Of the cleo
tion held throughout the State on the fifth day
OF November, A. d. 1873, under the constitution
and laws Of this State and the proclamation OF
his Exeelency Francis r.. Nichols vernon
of the State Of Louisiana, for members of the
Senate TO represent the hereinafter named Sem
atorial Districts in the Senate OF this state CIV
ing the names OF the candidates voted for and
the number OF votes actually. cast for each
candidate as shown by said returns, do hereby
officially announce and declare the same to be
as follows. to-wit:
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FROM THE PASS rs.

-. PORT EADs, Jan. 3. 6 p. m.-Barometer se:s
wind north jast. blowing hard. Weather eloudy
and cold
Arrived: At $3.50 last night, German steam.
ship Frankfurt. Klugist master. from Bremen
Via Havana 10 II. Il. stockmeyer h o..
British steamship Ithuriel. ut D. M. Oufne
master. from Liverpool via Mexican ports, to A,
X. Miller Il 20.
American steamship Hudson, at 1850 D, m,
Gager master. from New YORK. to A. Mouiton.
British ship Gladstone, Watson master. from
Rio Janeiro, to Hall Il Vaughan.
Sailed: Steamship Knickerboeker, for New
York; ship Constantia. for Bremen schooner
jas. Ponder, for Charleston.
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Above low

.'Below high water mark of 1874. Indicates
rfaa. Indicates fall.
The weather yesterday was clear and towards
evening became very cold
Business improves slowly, the effect of the re-
cent bad weather and the holidays being still
visible.
The Charles P. Chouteau had to lie over until
too day at D. m. on account OF not being dis
charged. though every effort was made to get
her out and of last evening. She leaves to-day
sure, taking freight for all way points through
TO Memphis: Capt: w. Fl. Thorwegan in COM
mand. Geo. Mitenberger clerk.
The Dick Fulton, with coal tow. the Laura
Lee from Red River, and the Bastrop from Bayou
Bartholomew. arrived yesterday.
b. @. Haarstick vice-preafddent of the NJ, v
I. Company. telegraphed Thursday evening to
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