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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
ScEnFUInu5 uiCEeS
And Diseharg ing SOres

REQUIRE constitutional as well as external
treatment The ntsTnal Use of CTICCRA
kFSOIVEST, the Great Furifyirg agent, ex-
i@i- IN" rtrtss Cf -crofuls, Syphilis and Mer-
curry nom the sysfem, purifies, enrichss and
siren Eth' ~ the blood. renders the liver ana
kidney active, thus estab ishing cure when
the abisSt physic ans fall. Old and obstinate
affections lsld 10 10 when every other Meth
I'd or remedy fails. The wonderful success
attending the Intro duct!On of tUTiC IRA, The
Great skin Cure, still. continues. No other
rem esiy ia the woTd ever created 30 Wide
spT.sd an interest among sufferer from ey-
cry form of Sain and scalp oil ease, with
Loss of Hair, Ulcers. sores, Itching Piles, ana
al aggravated forms OF external ailments
The CIICCEA SOAP should be used with III
In ali case for ciea nsing purposes.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WFFKsS Potter, Chemists and Druggists
go Mssnir gtOn Street, Boston, and are 10
"a g by AL druggists. Price of CUrICUKA,
small boxes, jGc Large boxes, containing
two and oEs-haIf time. the quantity OF small
81 RS LvENT. 81 per bottle. CUTiCUKA
soar, = cents per cake, BY mall, 30 cents
cakes, - cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
COMING To THE FRONT.

The nomination of Col. John 4. u triiI,
of the Champion, for mayor OF Atchison,
and the nomination of Col. n. Il. Anth my
as memba- Of the school board Of Le8van-
worth city, il an evidence of the good taste
and sound Judgment of the people Of A:ch
i-on and Lesvenworth, which We are glad
to sac. 1t is an indica,i that tn Sc cili.s
are getting tired of bsirg in the 'b7ck
seats" and propose to come to The front.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
WAN FOR GRATING.
[kansas EaEmer.I

"A the season for grating is at hand, the
following receipt for making wax viii be
found useful la place Of pulling like mo-
Is-.es candy, it will be fouud les trouble
and probably more convenient to prr7ons
not much accustomed 10 grsfLirg. 10 dip
strips of muslin about half an inch wide, ia
the melted wax, which. when cool, NAV he
laid away and u4ed 10 bind up tie gratis ::
Take OF ro-in, four pounds; bseswax, two
pounds; talIow, one pou1d Pit in an iron
kettle; melt. and sir until well mixed
Then turn i. into pail Of cold water. and.
VII cool enough, take out in the hard-
and pull il "a you would moiasses candy.
until il il smooth.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
The DETERMINATION OF BoRERs

MANS drTner
Mrs. Arthur GalPin, Of Waterville, Rss,
tells how shs eIlermia4;ei bOrers in her
box-elder trees:
"The borer commenced operations about
two f,et from the ground and gradually
worked up the trunk in semi circle. Now,
/ wss determined he should rot kill nv
,rees, 40 dosed dim Literally with coal,
but it didn't seem to hurt his digestion \
particle / YVES in dilemma what to do
next. / could not get him Cut W ii knit
tirg reedle. ard / thought if he trse must
die, / would experiment on il anyway. 80 /
took strong spirits OF ammonia (hartshorn)
and poured it INTO ali the wounds. ! then
took bar soap and INSIDE salve Of il and
plaslsred over all thoae old wound. on the
tree. To my great relies found that had
at last headed the borer, snd now the trees
are az we'll and hearty as the rest that were
not troubled. They had only bored two
trees when succeeded in exiernir a:ipg
thu n.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
BOURBON COUNTY AFFAIRS.


The bond-men of ExCounty Treasurer
Peek met on the I0.h, to make som. prop
ositions to the County Commissioners con
corning the suit which rss been brought
against them. Doctor Fulton wa called
to the chair. 1t appears that Mr. Peek has
property, on which he is making attempts
to realize for the purpose of settling the en-
tire amount, and the bondsmen feel the
fullest confidence that he will discharge p
entire amount for which he became ,
volved nv the failure Of the Merchants y
tional Bank. The amount il now about
SO 600.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
Thy uu., b slave. or \ o,htns.
christian Register

,
Ia conversation with an intelligent negro,
of most exemplary life and devout mem
Der If he Baptist church, the editor Of this
paper asked: "Whv did you not stay in
Georgia, where the climate il so much
warmer and where you know the WAYS Of
the people, 'Becau7e," he answered. 81
saw the white people meant to kill Ia.
Fonr or five cf the colored people whom
knew were made way with for one cause or
another, ard | thought nv time might
come" "But hadn't these colored people
done something wrong" "Well, sab,
everything We does il wrong, unless We are
les wiilin' to he slaves"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
A Very striking Difference,

The Louisville COwi,r Journal quotes
the recent burning of two white men at
the stake in Nebraska" a. a get off against
the Chisolm massacre. There is this diff
ference: The Nebraska fiends were arrest
Ell ard are now on trial. The Mississippi
murderers have never been tried, and never
will be. In Nebraska, public sentiment at
once cried out against the outrsge and made
its influence felt. In Mississippi public
sentiment approved the outrage and shield
ell the murderers.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
z Q sTCtT hlTEI-.

tr4AS NV NO. April Is
CATTLV 49, Receipts, 1870: sh,I mepts IA;
the run tod ~ was heavier than ever before
at tins season, caused bv the cut In eastern
freight rate The quality of offerings was
above ia average. Market weak and l0al5c
lover, with - number l.ft ryrr uH>Oid, native
shipping steers, 81 2i0i 81: butchers steers,
3 g. ! .; cows {. 1 as %; stocker> and
fy,- en-, S3 2,GS -.
II C--t'.a' y. ? 0l6: shipments, 81 market
eri ,r and loo lower; extreme ~ ~. of sales
3 pa -, with tn bulk AT - ..pgS 30
~UtFF- Receipts g,S: shipments, ! cog:
~, TX. steady. prt'vt NUT. OPS averaging lC6
pound, sod at q -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
EARLY VEGETABLE INCIDENT.

4 man with basket on his arm pushed
hiI way up to fruit stand yesterday, and
asked:
How DO you eel oucumbers?'
The dealer informed him.
why, man sliye. do you suppose want
to buy a whole one ~
/ don't know Whist Won want, but that's
the price Of cucuu.bers." replied the dealer.
You don't want it all down, DO you?'
Il do, Tor fact
Suppose give YOU o1e-third cash, bal
arca in yesrly payments ~
The fruiter shook his head
"Fli pa you big interest," persisted the
man with the basket.
Auothsr shake Of the head.
Give you the bsst of security" urged
The customer; " first mortgage On uuiDcum-
b-r.d ! / estate"
The alrr would only shake his head.
We then, how d. You sell sJ.awbar-
-ies?"
oar 7rter dill not tesr the price, but
the mau So ia the basket iJiuted dead away.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
KANSAS NEWS.
Dodge City il improving rapidly.

Dodge City Is improving rapidly.
Marion Center elected temperance
ticket.
-Sequoyah county is being settled up
rapidly.
Lawrence is TO have tomato canning
factory.
The Ottawa RsppJ icIa has put on a
new dress.
The Wsmego Odd Fellows viii cele.
brate, on the 18th inst
james Dustan has been re appointed
city marshal of Topeka.
-Hodgeman Center is improving, and
lots command ready sale.
Several new postal cara have been or
dered for The Santa Fe road.
+. A. Steckel has been elected mayor Of
Ellinwood, in Barton county.
The Salina Democrat announces . tenn
perance picnic near Salina soop.
May day parties are among the things
talked of now in the neighboring counties.
George o. Wilmarth has been re.
appointed chief Of the Topeka fire depart
ment.
M. G. Atwood has retired from the
Ellsworth Reporta, and will be succeeded
by r. F. Kellogg.
The Wichita Guards, according to the
Wichita Herald, will have grand time on
the fourth OF July.
The corner stone of the new court
house at Hiswstha in Brown county will
be laid on the 10th inst
THE FIRST SERVICE.
lConcordia Empire, II
The Catholics worshiped in their new
church for the first time last Sunday.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
TO TEST THE VITALITY or SEEDS.


The vitality If seeds may De tested by
placing sample Of almost any Of III.
larger kind Of reeds or grain. upon hot
pan OF gridile When the seeds ar good
and the vitality is perfect the specimens
will check or pop opeu with more or l,s-
noise; on the other hand, if the fesd ia not
good, or vitality il d feciive, i; will lie still
aud burn. This-fs a much quicker and
-urer plan Of testing seed tnsn TO plant in
earth or warm water To test them in this
way it il not necessary that the -.ed M
perfectly dry, although they should not be
100 moist. Seeds should not be kept too
DRY; an airy but moderately dry quarter
lrrei Il the besr place to keep them.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
NEW,eaei.a 1HANGE-

The Ellsworth RepOrta has changed
hands, George A. Atwood having sold the
establishment to r. F. Kellogg. Mr.. At.
wood is one Of the best newspaper men in
the State. and the fraternity will regret to
lose him. The TINES wishes him success.
wherever he may go, and trusts the Repsrta
may flourish in the hands Of the rev pro.
nriefnr
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Growing suddenly Jealous Of the
Purify Of her blood.
IInter-Ocean, L

Last week Edward Kinney, a colored
man residing in Virginia, was convicted OF
the crime Of being married to white wife,
and was sentenced TO five years at hard
labor in the Penitentiary Of the State. 1t
would seem late period Tor the mother Of
Presidents to grow sudden'y JEALOUS Of the
purity OF her blood, after ninglipg it pro-
miscuously and selling it for generations,
But the whole crime seems to consist, not in
corsorting with colored woman, but in
coDsorting with her legally. Certainty
illegal miscegeuation has not been REGARDED
as crime in that Stste, or else Virginia
air hes wonderful bleaching properties.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
A DOCTOR IN TROUBLE.
Paloif Eaz.fs. rOl

DIR. johnson, of jewell county, who has
for some years been making patent medi.
cine, has in some way been evading the
revenue law, AID has been called TO To-
peka Mr.. J. f. Becker and Col Cooper,
Of this county, left yesterday for Topeka to
testify against him. The doctor, we un-
derstsnd. attempted to bride the collector.
but failed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
A RAPID GAIN.

A few days ago We saw steer coming
three years old, weighed at Mr.. CrandalPs
stock yard, showing the most remarkable
gain in flesh we ever witnessed. He weigh
ed sos pounds forty days previous, and
when We saw him weighed he scored 1850
a gain of sne hundred aud seventy-tive
pounds, or a ir iction over four pounds per
day, and his feed wss corn, Of which he eat
only moderately. We do not believe more
rapid gain can be shown anywhere.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
INCREASED NAIL SERVICE.

I.NtCIIISOu VIIdIII pIUU, Io.T
Senator ingalls, -end. the Champion a let
ter sddresaad to him by the Second Assis-
tant Post Master General, conveying in
formation that service on the mail route
from Atchison to Hiawatha will be in
creased on and after the 1st Of May, pro1.,
to six trips 8 week.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
HAVE A GARDEN AND A GOOD ONE.

II.AI-IITT p.
Determine no, only to have = garden but
good one. D. not RELY solely on sweet
potatoes and roasting cara, but resolve To
have green peas, lima bea1s, asparagus,
strawberries, spinach, r,ii he's. l,,tuce
teets, cucumbers, onions, Gu Hover, cab
b4ge, tomatoes, sweet c7ro. carrots, pars
nips, satisfy, celery sud okra. Chi K IL
the corners Of the garlen with horse rad
dish, paisley, peoers. peppergrass end mint;
I'D edge Il garden bsi- with thyme. cage.
ummer savOry, sweet basil and mar jJrHm
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
A CoLLIsION on THE sATA FE.
Topeka Commonwealth, Is

IIOptha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 70 ]
An accident occurred yesterday on the
Santa Fe road, which, fortunately, did not
result in loss of life. freight train was
irving to get on side track at Wakarusa.
When about half of the train had left the
main track, another freight train came
along from the opposite direction ard
struck it, demolishing three or four csr-,
and knocking the engine to -p!inters," a.
our informant expressed it.
There were a few passengers in a cabOC-n
attached to one of the trains, but they We 4.
uninjured.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
The best Daily tn the state.

lIilIton review, 10.
The Lnavenworth Daily TINES, the best
daily paper in the State, is on our table. The
TINES has always been the newsiest Of all
Kansas dallies, but is improving al the time.
Il intends TO have a travelling correspondent
who VIII write up the country week after
week. With the improvements continually
added, the TINES keeps ahead. Among the
very many good traits 10 be observed in the
TIMES, We notice one particularIy-it never
goes back on the country papers, no matter
how small and insignificant
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
THE TREATMENT OF EMPLOYEES.
lEhrlch's q Iartery.l

Treat your servants with confidence and
cons deration, end do nor suspect them OF
doing wrong. They must he trusted more
or less by the whole house hold, and tru-,, in
most cases, bagets a sense Of responsibility
require careful performance Of their du
ties, strict obedience 10 your order, tiii-
ness and cleaniiIess in their persons, re
s?eItful manners ard willing service, and
make them understand how much their
good conduc. adds TO the comfort Of the
whole househOld.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
THE NEW CATHOLIC COLONY.


Fifteen sections Of land in this county.
south of Csstleton, hitherto known 81 Pret-
ty Prairie, has recently been purchased OF
the Atchiscn, Topeka 4 Santa Fe company
by colonization society, and no less than
forty families will move thereon within the
next sixty days. The people who will set
tie here are Irish, and, We presume, Cath
olics, as Father Swembergh stands sponsor,
and has named the colony. From a private
note We take the liberty OF making the fol-
lowing extracts:
'The ST. Brandou's colony has purchased
fifteen sections of land south of Castleton in
Reno county.
feel 10th to part with that pleasing and
appropriate name, pretty Prairie" but
with true respect to the first European, st.
Brandon, an Irish bishop, who discovered
America, j am bound TO call it ST, Bran
don's" in the future. Moreover, the colony
will be Irish.
The president of the colony is P. l. Han
Ion, Esq.
l am trying to contribute my mite to-
wards the settlement of my country. This
is the ninth colony that / begin in this
State. Yours,
FELIX p. SwExBERGH.
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a Fair, Honest Statement

" IEIII III NOuI Itl.I
ID. r. Anthony, proprietor of the Lesven-
worth TINES, has been sued for libel on ac-
count Of an article that appeared in his pa
per some time since Col. 4. makes a fair,
honest statement ofthe case, admitting that
he was imposed upon, and declaring himself
ready TO do everything IN his power TO repair
the damaged character, except TO pay the
ten Thousand dollars demanded by the iniur-
ed party
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The survivor. Of Ander.onyiuI,.

WINCHESTER. KANSAS, April 5, 1873.
EDITOR TINES: / zee that it is
suggested that We have = re union
of the Andersonyilie prison sur-
yivors. Although our experience and rec
ollec;iDns of the pen. are not very pleasant
it is like meeting brother TO meet one who
shared with Us the hospitality of the South
ern chiyalry. Bv all means let us have the
reunion. Yours truly.
John A. GoRHAM
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
MAJOR BowLEs DEAD.


Major T. c. Bowles, formerly of Ottawa,
and Tor some years past Superintendent of
the Kansas Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb, died at Olathe on the sth inst. He
was a man OF more than ordinary ability,
and widely known and respected. He had
resigned his position on account of i'll
health, as late a. the 4th, or only four
days before his death. His disease was
Brights disease of the kidneys.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We are in receipt of the Colorado Iouris
and the Kansas and Col0rado illustrated
Monthly, both issucd by the Kansas Pacific
railway. They reflect great credit upou
Mr. Groat, and will prove very Elective sd-
vertisements for Kansas and her railroad
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
A FATAL ACCIDENT.


On Tuesday evening, Henry Mcdonald
about twenty two years OF age, who has
been living with the Gilcerts, of Union
township, for the past two years. went ont
to get an armful Of wood, during the storm;
on returning he tripped his foot and fell
across a board placed in the door 10 keep
the children in the house, killing him al
most instantly.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
THE GOVERNORS STAR.

Topeka COMMONWEALTH, 81
The State officers, consisting of Gov s.
John, Secretary smith, Auditor Bone brake
Treasurer Francis, Superintendent LIN
mon, Judge Horton, judge valentine, Ad-
iutapt General Noble, Secretary Gray, Su-
perinteudent WEIGH and Judge AdlmS,
Yesterday set out an evergreen.grove n tie
Capitol Grounds, north OF the entrance TO
the Capitol, and arranged the group 10 the
shape Of a star. with the Governors tree in
the center.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
A NEW MILL AT DODGE

The frame wsrk Of the Touring mill of
Mess-s. May Il Co., Is in progress. The
machinery has arrived. b B Babcock, su-
perintendent of Decatur Iron Works, has
the contract for the erection OF the Elili.
Charles McCune, foreman, has charge OF
the work. 1t il the intention TO have The
mill in operation by the let of JUL. \
large force of worknen are employed to
push the work forward.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
SQCASHE
Farm Journal. I

In preparing ground for squsshes. Put
liberal quantity of manure in esCh hill ard
cover i some two inches with soil Then
cover the whole with coal ashes with which
the whole ia flied, and the soil on the ma
rure covered TIE ~ are tben planted
in he ashes directly over tn manure. Al
each hoe;ng, scatter fresh aupplv Of hes
around the plants, and grabs will never
trouble the plants.
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A Per,inent Quessien.

An old lady wants TO know Why the
graduates of Vasszr and other 'female"
colleges always have their ages printed ST
ter their names in reports of alumni meet
ings-Miss L. Smith, president C70), Miss
Jones, vice president ('60), Mrs. Robinson,
secretary c7S), etc etc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
Pudding SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
fDr.r.rrHI Farmer

]
Pudding il much better than watering.
a. we'll 50 more easily done; plant will
rarely wilt at all if puddisd properly. To
DO this tate two or rhree quarts Of water.
pour in /, hole end ther crumbIe earth in
with the left hand and -tir with the right
precisely "a il you wa. making mu-h-un-
Ill il i Of such consistency that when Won
dip the roots in it Will Goa. them thickly
with mud.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
KINGMAN COUNTY.
Lklngmau MarcIirN IL

The immigration to Kingmsn county,
this spring. indicates very strongly that it
will be more extensive than that OF last
year. Greater Preparations appear TO have
been made in the east, and every western
bound train is crowded. We are glad to
know that large proportion Of these i'm
migrants are well-to-do farmers, and will
enter at once into active business.
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lNpnCpIuld fApOsltrj
And Tow comes C. r. Jenkins, of Kirwin,
who wants Anthony torub a spot of his
character with a ten thousand dollar note.
We would advise u. L. to rub very lightly Or
he will rub the whole character clean out OF
The fellos But then who knows if that
would not be an improvement after all!
We never thought much of a man who was
always afraid Of getting his characters spotted,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
aNDtK>ONY,lIE RCUSEON

The suggestion made by The TINES
some weeks since Tor meeting, or re-
union, Of the survivors Of the Andersonyille
prison pen, meets with favor, and we have
heard from a number of the former inmates
of that historic stockade, who are all in
favor Of the meeting. A short communi-
cation, published this morning, cordially
approves OF the suggestion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
sT.JOuis SOCK sEET.

iftA-s " pm IL.
CATTLF-ShiUring grades easier, but un-
c. ,sF. eel: butchers stock S'@"dv ON light
SUPP. q, receipts, Ia o., shipments, ~,
HDJs#-H 'siE. lO.krT> ana baltimOres,
s. ga o.; sfu' 9th ''nvy. ! az q: Phiia-
driuhT3S, $3.50. rough Is 1908 ~. Receipts,
? -uH- Shipment o.
~HFtr-L"wrr and weak; common to
fair, a. - 3 20, good To choice, 81 sat IS;
EHCy, 81 $3.50 TO- Receipts, 10; shipments,
1870.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
HAIL IN CLOUD COUNTY.
Trnnanrdia ErnnirA ri

A severe hail storm il reported in Sec
ton CT country thirteen miles southeast of
town, last Sunday. Some Of the hail stones
were as large az hens eggs, and did good
deal of damage in breaking window glass.
The hail Is said to have been four feet deep
in some OF the deep ravines and creeks.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
TaE MCMAHON AMENDMENT.

Ten Million Of Idle a;reeuh.rS. o..
be Used For Paying Penstona.
The McMahon amendment to the Appro-
priation bill provides that the Secretary of
the Treasury shall use the $1,000, 900
which vas set aside several ,ears ago to re-
deem fractional paper currency to pay ar
reas of pensions. There is now outstand-
ing Of the various iaues and deuomina-
tons Of fractiooel currency Issued since the
var about $l5 900. 900, sed h now hsisg
1edoomsa q IL rnas q $4,000 . nou0S.
IA aneunblgs1uu1sd nsulhlyf9x1up.
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9Meeklp dimes
THURSDAY, APRIL, IL. 1879.
GRANTS FORESIGHT.

Ben Perly Poore says that Gen. Grant
foresaw the present exodus of Legroes from
the South, and that was one Of his reasons
that prompted him to advocate the acquisi.
ton of San Domingo az territory for the
colored people.
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Markets by Telegraph
EEw YoFK NoNFY MARKyT

NOSTY-II5 per cent.
MERCANTILE rAFEB-Prinse, - so $50
~T.ELING-D- II; ~ days, e. s6ts, sight,
- is
JpUPoNs 1851 81 osis. new SIS, 81 o. :; new
Ir'>, registered, SlCl,.l o. coupon IL %
SAFES, new -, registered, 80 .a99'- :,
coupons, gi. 81 $; ll-4v's, registered, 81 0I1s,
Cow tiSNiF >T--NctIVe and strong
r. X BOND~-C5eus-atly strong.
STATS SFCURtTIF Dull
Sfu,kS-M IEvt was active, hut irregular.
GTs'n- 81 ud Cuht shares ami Union Pacific
being weak. he r,st If the Inst was gener-
aiiy strong.