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The Churches


Services at the Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Tomorrow will be quarterly meeting at the
NJ lE. Church, service at $50 and preaching at
1890 A. NJ.
temperance lecture will be given at st. Co
lumba Catholic church by Rev. Father Burns, OF
StreatOr, tomorrow evening
At the Congregational church tomorrow, at 3
p. m, the Blue Ribbon Club will hold public SER
vices TO which all are invited.
The programme of the Chidrcn's Union Tenn.
perance Meeting at the Methodist Church next
Sunday night is as follows:
Singing, scripture and prayer.
Ten minute addresses by Beys. Barnard, Barnes
and Ellis, interspersed by singing. Followed by
short addresses by laymen, Mason, Cullen and
others.
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There will be celebration and festival al
Eichelbergers Grove, miles south-east OF Of
tawa under the auspices of the Hickory Point
and Yale NJ E. churches, on July 4th. Provis
ion will be made for graud dinner and supper
and there will also be supply of ice cream and
berries. Exercises consisting Of speeches, mu
sic and toasts, will commence at 10 o'clock a. m
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The annual meeting of the La Sale County
Soldiers and Sailors Association was held at the
court house, in Ottawa, on Thursday afternoon
last. The old officers were continued for the en-.
suing year, and instead Of fixing a date for the
9Th annual reunion, adopted a resolution decid-
ling that the association got the State Reunion
to be held at Aurora-in August.
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| Public speakers, actors and yocaists, find, and
state that Thomas Electric Oil relieves hoarse
ness and irritation in the throat better than rem
edies specially advertised to relieve thatdifficulty
This oil has wide scope, since it cures external
hurts, corns, sores, frostbtes, piles, and va
riety of sther unhealthy conditions. Notc-E1ec-
trio, selected and electrified See advertisement
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The Ladies' of Ottawa

When visiting Chicago will find the millinery
and dressmaking parlors of Madame Emma
Soule, the celebrated French Modiste, the CEN
ter Of fashion and taste, the location is on State
street, opposite the Palmer House
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Lawn Musical.

A lawn festival and musicale will take place or
Monday evening next at Mr.. VIM. Gentlemen.
The Musicale will consist of seven nambers by
Misses Jordan, Manley, Shuler Mrs. Altman,
Mrs. Jordan, Messrs. Kendall, Smith, Prichard
and Cooley. The festival part will consist Of
many attractions, previously mentioned by US
Admission to the grounds will be free; and buss
es will run from the Clifton to the grounds.
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Robert Rowe, father of the Sheridan Rowes,
died last week in that village, aged II years.
He was born in Scotland in 1902; came to Am.
erica in 1904 with his parents; settled in Indi-
ana in 1918; came to La Sale county in IS 3S,
where he lived the remainder of his life, dying
respected by all.
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The city was visited on last Saturday and last
Wednesday night by refreshing rains, OF great
value to crops. The weather in the meantime
has been slowly but surely working up to that
point where linen coats, straw-hats and mint.
juleps become the necessities of life
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The Comic Operetta

Penelope; or, The Milkman's Bride" will be
given in the Opera House, on Tuesday evening,
July Sth, by Miss Kate D. Jordan, assisted BY
Miss Lizzie Shuler, and Messrs Smith, Trimble,
and Kendall; Miss Helene Basnett, pianist Full
particulars will be given next week.
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Examination of pupils of the city grammar
schools wereheld yesterday for admission to the
High School. In the first week in September
another examination will be held when outsiders
will be examined
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The La Sale municipal muddle continues to
disturb the good people Of that city. The last
phase of the fight is arequest, signed by 1O2 "vo.
tiers Of the fourth ward" to Mr.. B. VI. Hethering
ton, their representative, TO resign.
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will show my Centennial horse with sixty Of
his sucking colts at the Wenona fair against any
draft horse with that number of sucking colts for
$500, the best lot of colts to take the money This
offer is open until July 18TH Bring your horses
and have colt show CHARLES MILLER.
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This paper in the future will be on file in the
Office of the Rock Island road, at So Clark street,
under the Sherman House, where our friends arc
at liberty to call and examine it.
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BuckleR's Arnica Salye

The Best Salve in the World for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chiltlains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Save is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction in every case or money refunded
Price % cents per box For sale by E. Y. Griggs,
Ottawa, Ille.
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If you want hardware at low prices you will
find it to your advantage to call on Manley &
Jordan. They offer extra inducements to custo-
mers and mean business
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you want to see happy implement man cal
on j. Z. Porter The way he shows up the core
binder and his patent hay carriers you would
think harvesting was fun.
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$40 suits, Look at them at NJ stiefe & Cos.

We neglected to mention in the proper place
that the music for "Our Heroes" excepting Star
Spangled Banner" by Miss Jordan and the beau
tiful duet by Mr.. Smith and Miss Jordan, was fur
nished by the 18th Battalion Band. 1t was so
good, 1t deserves notice
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Ninety-six car loads of grain $4,000 buy
were shipped from Lostant during the month Of
May and rs $4,000 buy for June up to the
18th, besides 10 csr loads of stock. Price paid
for corn 29(aS3O cents oats, 80 cents So says
the Neus.
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On Wednesday boy named Orr Moore was
caught stealing knives from the hardware store
Of Cowles e Burtiss on La Sale street. He was
promptly arrested and bound over for trial.
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Isaac Mason and J. II. Fry of Otter Creek, have
introduced the "Duroc" or "rcd hog" to their
farms
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July Fourth.

Tickets via C. B. & Q. R. R. from Ottawa to
any point their line will be sold for one fare for
round trip-good going on Sd and 4th, returning
on or before 5th.
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SHELF WORN GooDs.-A lot of shelf worn
boots end shoes will be put on sale this morning
in which decided bargains will be given.
CHILD & PHIPPs
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SHELF WORN GooDs.--A lot Of shelf worn
boots and shoes will be put on sale this morn.
ing, in which decided bargains will be given.
CHILD IL PHIpPs.
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A. J. McCalebs carpenter shop in Lostan,
burned last Sunday week loss, $500; cause
incendiary
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Mad dogs have appeared in La Sale, and as
several children have been bitten, the Mayor has
issued an order that all dogs not found muzzled
be shot
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III. NJ. y, pfnafOre ,

"Pinafore" crew, procured and trained by
Mrs. Altman and Miss VI. l.. Nash, will sail into
Ottawa, it is expected, about the middle of July.
We predict her most hearty welcome
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The Griffin, Clark g. DAWSON tile works started
up in La Sale last week. 1t has capacity for
800 feet at tile and 600 brick daily
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The only celebration of the Fourth in Ottawa
will be bali at Turner Hall in the evening All
are invited, and everything will be done TO make
the evening pleasant to those who attend.
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The NJ. F. Church Sociable will be held at the
residence of William Cullen in East Ottawa, on
vii
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The La Sale High School graduated class of
eight on Tuesday last: five girls and three boys.
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schools OF the city closed yesterday in most
OF the buildings with decorated rooms and in
teresting exercises
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Three La Sale sports have been indicted for
stealing several valuable game chickens from
WIN, Wallace, of this place. FIRE. Press.
Let's see, Willyum is the fellow who keep.
game cocks TO look at The men were not in
dicted. howeyer
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New! Newt!

New! Newt!
New stock Of Lawns.
New stock Of Dress Linens.
New stock Of Lawn Suits.
New stock of Laces
New stock Of Table Linens.
New stock Of Napkins.
New stock of Parasols
New stock Of Fans W. II. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-28

No one can think clearly when suffering with
Headache. DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills will ban
ish this disagreeable aiment.
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The Mendoza High School. on last Friday nj CHIT
graduated eight scholars: five were girls and
three boys.
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The oratorio Court OF Babylon" was give
last week by home talent in Strestor. /, didn
pay. however.
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The La Sale Guards, Co E, l2,h Bait, I. v G.,
will organize a drum corps.
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Gen. billiard says he will try TO make room for
the fine military company organized at Mendoza.
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Go to J. Megaiin's for your walking shoes
his stock is prime, and he is selling cheap for
cash
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NJ. stiefel 81 Co, are selling mems, boys ant
chldren's suits verp cheap
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Democrats Reliable Patterns, new spring and
summer styles, at Osman Il Hapeman's.
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Parties in want Of screen doors, ready to hang
please call on s. f. Dewey, 3 Cheeyers Block
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The Mendoza races will be held August 1914
This year.
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A new lot of French Strap Shoes just received
at j. Megaf.in's.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
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The most complete stock OF summer goods in
this market is at J. Megaffn's.
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Trunks! trunks Look at them at NJ. Stiefe
IL Co.'S
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A Liberal Offer.

Hair jewelry made to order and samples shown
a. r. II. Trask's
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July 4th, 1879.

Bargains, bargains, in children's clething al
NJ Stiefel & Cos.
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Feathers Steam Renovated by P. A. Reed.
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No dictionaries, no ''chromos," no "soliC
silver spoons, but the invaluable boon Of goot
health, is the matchless premium offered anC
guaranteed to oil ladies that suffer with those
aggrayating diseases and weaknesses peculiar
10 their sex, If DR.. Pierces Favorte Prescription
lie used as directed. Ladies, submit yourselve,
no longer to the use OF the knife and caustic
The Favoritc Prescription has revoutionized
that branch Of the medical practice, and wrought
your complete emancipation from the protracted
pain Of the past
FILLMORE, Ind, March Goth, 1878
DR.. K. V. PIERCE: Dear Sir-Your Favoritc
Prescription has restored me to perfect health
Yours truly, GRACE CHoATE
422 EntaW Street BALTIMORE Mn
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Child's suits at reduced prices at VI. stiefel &
Cos
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Hats sad caps very cheap at NJ. stiefel i Cos.
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Try pair Of those fine shoes at J, Megaflin's.
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Cheap! cheap! those fine trunks at NJ stiefc
4 Cos.
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Ar Eutaw Street, BALTIMORE, MI

Dear Sir-My wife was hopeless invalid for
nearly % years. Your Favorite Prescription has
cured her. Thankfully yosrs, z. T. MCCAY.
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Those s. suits are very cheap at NJ Stiefel &
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Look at the summer suits a. NJ. stiefel & COS
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Truly remarkable bargains offered all departments the
Call and yourselves We have compared
and will take pleasure showing through the house
June 81 1873 4. j.. GILLEN.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EsNNa G6taA.

NEW YORK Sept 8.-cotton quiet: az, sales ss3
bales; Mid1ling Uplands l25s. Mtddliag Or
exDort- ID Great Britain 1856.
Futures closed firm. sales $500 bales; sep
temheE 129i2 g. October y "a T even OF
TO 69Gl971. Marca 1850 1l0a 50. April 10 90G5o ~
Flour 5@l0c better medium grades very Il na !;
others uncaan ged, with fair export and nome
trads demand sourhara -four steady common
TN fai; extra 81 5aG5 % good to choice DO 80 %
as is. Wheat 1aGf4c batter, fair export ans
winter ed 81 03ai 9oa, No 3 do 81 oTG1 09a. No.
2 do 81 1aAgI Ia. Corn 1ze better and more
active: uagraded 454g47s- "a ABOUT nc pct ct
ter and moderately active at 81 for No. g. 81 Io1
No white. 32z3G33 tor No. 2, 335aa337a Tor NO. .
ooffse active and higher: Bio. cargoes 111sg
t. ioh lots ll4 0f6z. Sugar very drm; mode
rate demand; fair to good reHnIng quoted az
6719szs. prime I; refned firm, fairly active !;
5a sa9ua efashsd ~ M9lasses firm but quiet.
Rice In fair jobbiag sale; prices unchanged.
Rosin unchanged; 81 25tg1 90. PoTatoes n IA
changed. Turpentine firm at Is e WOOL wool QUITE
| hrm; domestic fleece 33g43. pulled 1890, IN
washed 1892. Texas 1.05o.
Pork 1rmer, moderate inquiry: mess sppL
active, middi-s firmer baJ Quiet long e. -5 ~
| 81, Mort clear 55s95 ia, long short 54Sga5s
Lard opened stronger cos1 Wta % Ia ne sassr
/ 6. 25G6.2Th Butter very firm. light inquiry, Al
sc. whisky steady, s. 0s. Freighta 70 Liver,
R22 s sffaddy fe1 hsa ss I'D 5 ass sole
4 RALTIMoRE Sep5. 8.-Oar- firm AMI shade
| b-tl-r: southern 32@34. Western white Sle55
I do mixed 51a32 Penn-y4vaaia 31g33. Hay r "a
i prime to choice PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland
/ s13alI Der ton Provisions active ana nrm
/ Mess PORK SO rs. Bulk meats-loosa SHOULDERS
Y 334 clear rio sides 5. lacked 4a5za. Bacon
/ shoulders ia clear rln sides g.. Hams ll9ll5t
I I.artl--sffn-d tIefees g. Butter steady; Dfinle
Y - choice We tern packed 12@l4. Eggs STEADY
at 49, C0ffaa firm and higher for new blo, caf
( goes-OId I1l+gI412, new I2Gl57a. WHISKY stead!
It 81 07as1 073s. Freighta QUIET. Sugar active
y ana firm: a soft 51ag84-
/ WILMINGTON. Sept. s.-Spfrits turDenfInt
Arm at - RosIn quiet; strained 30: goo
\ strained g5 Crude turpentine steady hard 81
n yellow dGp ST 60. Tar steady at ST. Corn steady
Y G II. sept a3Flaur in fair asman
! ard market firm: family 81 1905 90 W heat II
god demand and strong. sog95 Corn que
and Arm: 3Tg37Ls. Oats easier: 23G271a. Pof
nTlIeT. held at So 50. Lard steady and firm: steat
s ID. current make 5.65. Bulk meats quiet q
firm. shoulders 3. %, clear ribs $50. clear sida
sos. Bacon steady and in fair dem and ! shoul
dars /. clear ribs 80. clear sides ga. Nnlsk
active and firm, 81 Ga. Butter steady; lane
creamery 20. choice dairy 13gsl5, prin1- HesIerl
Reserve Hon prime Central OHIO g9lz. saga
firm anu unchanged. Hogs steady and lE @
Ecemrnon So 50G3 80. light 81 s5g3 80. .packln
81 Sea3 10. hufeaers' IS Tog3 IS. Receipts 90
shipments $685. -.
changed. wheat firm; red and amber 90. Coz
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1 nost sopsfo en signs o pTospsrsy
: e t6 an e laafas0n r nl
the aaaa G e. aaSnk dry rye goods ss houses
d d,y o The ia fact that even IT this early
q town n purchasing larger S9 sha than fsa
aas1fs = m The revival Is the. first really
astbfynl outlook Of trade that has occurred
ne+ tha na W lie years, and the firm and ris-
NO +, s nrices az highly favorable for aealthfnl
future. ~
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The foregoing statement fs 9 true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Company
THOS. 4. ADAMS. President
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sew
ALFRED INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The Board of Trustees this day resolved, after
paying Ten Per Cent In cash to the stockholders
and carrying to profit and loss s1s,74e, On &C
eount, Of the Mechanics and Traders. Bank
stock held by this com pany. and also further
sum for shrin cage In values, TO declare q divi.
dend Of Twenty Per Cent In eash on the net
partici Dating premiums payable on MONDAY.
sixteenth of June next.
Trustees.
Thos. a. Adams, Jno E. King
SannI 3. Newman, Fred'k Camerden.
SanaI Fl. Kennedy, Joseph W. Stone,
John Phelps. George Martin.
Adam Thomson. Alfred Moulton.
| Henry Abraham, e. G. Jurey.
Victor Meyer, Edward Naile.
| Joseph Bowling. Geo. W. SentelI,
| Edwd J. Gay Paul e. Mortimer.
| Simon Hernsheim, John Y. Moore,
Simon Forcheimer. w. b. Conger.
| Jos. 3. Wolfe. Henry NJ. Preston,
r. B. Post. Reuben g. Bush.
| Edw'd Pflsbury. Jno. NJ, Parker.
I rny21 61n
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MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 8-Closing prices
mining stocks are as follows:
CON VI EMEIAL.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.


COTTON-The receipts to-day were Ibaral
and good demand pryailed, with prices ruling
s@,t4c In advance of Saturdays figures. the
market closing firm, with sales of $50 bales.
The following Is the official closing Of the Cot
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HELP
FOR THE WEAK,
NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED.
DIR. HASBROUCK'S.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

The affected can now be restored to perfect
health and bodily energy without the use II
medicine Of aay kind. and without the slightest
Inconvenience to the patients habits or daily
occupation.
Reader, are you afflicted?
And you wish to regain your health. strength
and energy of former years? Do any Of the fo!-
lowing sym ptons meet your distressed condl-
tion2 Do you feel nervous. debilitated, fretful
rimid, and lack the power of will and aetions
Are your kidneys stomach or blood In dlsor-
dered condition? Do you suffer from rheums ma.
sfism, neuralgia. or aches and pains5 Have yol
been indisereet IN early years, and find yourself
haraaaed with multitude Of gloomy sym ptons:
Are yoa subject to loss Of memory. have spells o.
fafnfing. fuIness Of blood In the head, feel list
less, noptng. unfit for business or pleasuT re
and subject TO fits OF melancholy? Are gou sub
iect 10 any of the following symptoms: Restless
nights, nightmare DalDitatfon Of the . near s r
head, dImness OF sight. etc? Thousands q
young men. the middle aged. and even the old
suffer from nervous debility. Thousands OF r.
males, too. are broken down in health and spIrIEs
from disorders pecu lar to their sex, and VINO
from false naodesty or neglect, Droiong their
auff-riugs. Why then further neglect s,lhlec
of such vital importance when the remedy car
be so easily procursd?.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-09

Bullion usually means nncoined Rold ahd
silver, In bars or other masses; but discus
sions on currency the term is frequently en-
pIoged to signify the precious metals, coined
~ ,7rnairad
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The stock of cotton now IL New Orleans
comprises 6482, against 55sl at the same time
last year. OF this, 5432 bales are Ia the
nresses. unsold and awaiting orders, and 10f7
bales on shipboard. The stock Ia New Iork
Ia o. a1S halos
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-09

One hundred thousand sheep were killed or
injured by dogs In Ohio during the year 1885,
IN fncrease of 50 per cent over the destrue-
ton Of the preceding year.
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We notice at the Cotton Exchange quite a
,,,roher of members who have Just returned,
after soiournina during the summer az me
North and West. =M..a5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-09

The stringency In the New York money
market Is not over yet. Yesterday morning
therate was per cent; ID the afternoon it adj
yanced TO per cent.
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There was an advance il United States
nor cent bonds yesterday at New York, where
they we're quoted at 1ol1ag1015s, and At Lon
don at f05.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-09

Tire transactions Of the London clearing
ho,.a Are enormous, sometimes exceeding
thirty thousand millions OF dollars Id q yeaf-
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As meeting Of Ehe Board OF UIrsctors, heIo
On the ninth day OF June, 1879. It was resolved
10 declare cash dividend OF twenty per cent on
the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81. 1873. payable en- the third
Monday Of July next.
Also to Day 10 the Stockholders. On demand
interest at the rate CT ten per cent per annun
on their stock.
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The Board Of Directors az meeting as4 Hsla a1s ~
the twenty seennd day OF Jalna saIars b f
z rssrvs fand rom the net sarniass q ne "a
and paying he p peg ,e esa1 10 aag pag 0AsH
peekThh5aIsasss aaTsW EaTY PE CENT ~. On y ne
net earned "a Psaid Dividend Rasass
endl "a Ia Monday. the twenty 3'As :.
| Yarrarv 1879,
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The foregoing statement Is a Just, true ana
orreet transcript from the books OF sns Conn
pany. JAMES i. DA1. kIeslasAls
FL. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this twen-
ty-seeond day of January. 1878. ht,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-09

The accounts Of the 700 postmasters VINO
were entrusted with the sale OF per cent
government certificates last spring were
closed at the Treasury Department in Wash
lngtpn few days ago without the loss OF
single dollar to the government.