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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11
The La.. os ,he Narragan.s,,s.
ALMOST a TRAGEDY.

ALMOST a TRAGEDY.
Acr I = The er-Hu@hgad lsastz. Enter
Messenger.
MESSENGER He has been there, loi
these three days.
Ex-Hu BAND tstartiDg up) What hoi
with M Bling me my donble-bar-
relied shct-gnn AID load Il well
with three balls.
Acr II - Enter er-lKasland 9th dou
he hirsetied. From opposite, dire.
tioH he German Tutor.
TUTOR. -Sare, mine wages pc not bald.
Ex-H. Wages Wages at 4 time like
this OR any other time Out OF
my way, fellowl
q. I. (oickiug himself uph- writes to
semepodies apout ~.
AcF1II.- Enter Sfabismaa.
What hoi Who pays Tor pAstnrsge Of
these coIis and iilliet9
Tx II Not l.
AII..--Nr /
GERMAN TrTon Who bays me mine
vages, ehs
Ex-H = Not l.
ALL NerI,
Estuat omaes
AcT ~. r The &c Husband conJronts the
D. &f d. r tDisia,6sr ~ Domestic
Pare
Elk. I'LL villain, we MEET again.
Lpbk, thou Look down the bar
fels of this Shotgun. What seest
th0bf
d. or Dl p -SseG ] see three balls.
MetRilk' I've seen that sign be-
Elk. II. do. monster. goi give thee
I've minut q.
Wretch, ! lily. -
Acr. w. The monste, gees, blg presently
returns Sir. one word. I've leIt
my trunk. 'fis full OF bonds,
mortgages and challenges to
Southern Senator and-and--
Elk. H.-And what else hast thou in
thY trunkg
NJ AND ID. or ID. p. Monster and Dis
turber of Domestic Peace).-
Proofs, proofs of my virtue--bransy--
brandy-ink-an d-and--
tx. II And what What else2
ID. OF ID. P.-Spars me further recital7
Elk. H.-Never. SEE, I'm pulling both
triggers. What elsei
D. or d. P.-Curling ioagsl
TX. ii Hal hal I knew III Twas
with such machnery thou didst
her weak heart beguile. Hat hal
(fres both barrels at the State OF
Rhode Island and misses I'D.
N. y. Graphic I Curtain.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

CERTAINLY three of the four Con-
gressmen elect from California are
Republicans, the Governor elect is a
Republican and the Legislature and
the next chosen United States s .natof
will be Republican. The country is at
least to be congratulated that the hor-
rible patty of Kalloch Is overthrown,
even when the shooting Of the coarsely
brutal Kalloch was well calculated to
have won for him and his adherents
and associates in political vices the
sympathies of the people.
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THE Boston Herald is most cor sarvs-
tive and commonly Democratic. What
it says of the Dixon Yazoo assassination
or killing deserves attention. 1t quotes
the Vicksburg Herald, which says that
Dixon had used violent and abusive
language in reference to large num-
Der of the white people of Yazoo City,
and that many of them were so incepsed
against him that his doom was sealed,
aud that, even if Barksdale had not
killed him, some one else certainly
would have done so. All of which, the
Herald says.
When put into plain English, means,
that, If political speaker in heated
canvass uses strong language In de-
nouncing his party opponents, the lat
ter have no recourse but to assassinate
him. We at the North may consider
ourselves fortunate that we live in a
section of the country where such po-
lltical ethics are discredited. A thor
ough fulfillment of them during our
last State campaign would have sent
down to. Hsdes many active men, from
Denis Kearney upward. Denuncistion
accomplishes very little when falsely
applied, and we imagine that those
Southerners who are so sensitive under
it have not always been scrupulously
impartial in, speech. The Dixon muir
der is likely to find its way into nation
al politics as an indication of Southern
fee ing. This year and next year the
sober, law-sbioing citizens of our
Northern States will be asked to decide
on the sdvisabihty of placing the con-
troll of our nstional government in the
care of party which is strongly moved
by Southern sentiments. Are they to
be considered intolerant, If, judging OF
the South by this political murder, they
refuse to trust their freedom to tie
party which she representa-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

THE New York high court has de-
cided that boards OF aldermen cannot
permit petty tradesmen to use street
corners and sidewalks, and such Ii
censes are annulled. These obstruc-
tions, and nulsances, as they are term
ed in the great city, are to be abated.
The city government is thus prever ted
from ert sring into competition with
those who build houses and pay heavy
taxes, and tradesmen who pay rent and
taxes escape competition with those
licensed to trade without paying rent.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

WE suppose, now that California
and Maine have spoken, and in the lat
ter State, when the Democracy stood
aloof to give Pomeroy's and Buffers
disciples full swing-we suppose the
blessed Greenbackers will subslde for
ever. Happily for mankind they are
disposed of and now the Democratic
party may go back to its original faith
and never go whoring after false god.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

THE number of immigrants from Eu-
rope is almost Unprecedented. More
than IL, 900 land each month at
New York. They flock to the North
west. The partisan press makes the
South hell in their eyes and yet if
those newspapers and party-leaders who
revile the South and fill the air with
lies and falsely assert the prevalence of
political murders in the South really
sought to render incidents impossible
which they define and proclaim they
would divert the whole tide of immi-
grafton into the Gulf States. But this
transformation of alleged Southern
character and populations is not desired
aud the poverty and weakness of the
South is sought to be perpetuated.
But the end we would eject is
only postponed. Every foreigner en-
tering Illinois or Indiana or Iowa
supplants a nstive-born American
who must soon learn the route
to cheap and exuberant fields in
a delightful climate. Northwestern
farmers know that land is cheaper
and moHe productive here THAI in Kan
sas or Colorado, and while the North
west secures the foreigners we will
finally greet the Hoosiers and Buck
eyes as wheat and cotton growers in
Texas. These are the immigrants in
finitely to be preferred, and their COM
ing is an inevitable necessity, superin-
duced by the very facts which prevent
the diversion into the South of Euro
pean multitudes now moving towards
thi tScontinent. These Europeans will
buy farms in the Northwest, and North
western farmers will migrate in bodies
into Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

King Cstewsyo Displays qualities
which would have made him one Of the
most famous soldiers Of the world had
be been bora in civilized country snd
trained in military science. The skill
snd numbers cfthe English fence in
Airics have thus far been unable to eff
feet TIE capture Of the Plucky ed
CHIEF, althon<h he Il sid 70 be almost
alone In Bis fight.
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PRToE OF WEEKLY REDUCED

IN view Of the hard times the price of
the WEEKLY STATESMAN viii hereafter
be only % 8 year; $1.25 fo- Blk months.
Now Is the time to subscribe.
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Gen. Grant viii
Gste before the ens
then what boom
Carhi will TAXI D
we'll abandon bis ?,
10 behalf Of biz Panalns ~
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it thai 1t Is sure crop when all theirs
fail; hencs it will he quite largely
grown this fall, and il our wheat grow
ers cane find market here they can
ship 1t TO Galveston, where it meets a
ready SALE"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

+ A new military company organized
at Denison will be called the "Manning
r fl r." in honor OF the acc mplished
gentleman, skilled physician and moral
hero who gave up his life rs martyr
for humanity during the epidemic o:
last year. The ladies of Austin could
afford to present the company with q
banner.
The Comptroller decides that per-
sons who go about painting fences and
trees and sides Of houses with adser-
tIsements, such So take Simmons
Liver Regulator use Pfickly Ash
Bitters,n etc., shall pay an occupation
tax OF $25 to the State and IS to every
csniy In which such advertisements
Since there are M checks to idleness
and none drawn on bsRk IN Lock.
hart, the lawyers over theirs speno
dolsful summer days and nignsse ..
Checkers" It is q nice little game
we reckon, or those good and pious
men would not play 90 fondly at it.
There is no need for Bro. Penn where
sscheckersn prevail.
The horrible case of rape at Fort
Worth has thoroughly aroused its good
people It is necessary TO protect the
criminal from mob violence, which,
should itepeedily oEertske him, would
only deal out such 3 punishment IS
should have reached him when be
overpoUered feeble sick woman, and
left her almost dead.
Texas towns should advertise the
fact that there are three brass bands
and have been thirty ak suieidesin La
Fayette, Indiana, this year. Il IL too
late, however, to tell il In Mason. The
people oyer there ere ell s'lsying In"
stocks Of charcoal that they may suicide
decentIy and easily when the band
breaks out this fall and winter.
The merchants aud pEopaty-ownsTE
Of Jewett. Leon county. hare raised
5000 40 build court house 70 be do
mated 10 the county, piOVldfng two
thirde Of the voters Of the county faF0r
the removal Of the counf1-.cat .
Je8eti. The International End Great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
COTTON MAEKEr%

tIyrEr,ui. I.b J--l-i pin-'cL easier .'i hnI It'-
iIttiug a~si; Natiug 1i'ff % t.
ans .pt b.. d.as l.utU bales iDr Speculation Aud
500 ha'cs lhrtut'uE :vIit ir> Amen
can Frli-- partially s.t cheaper, uiahs l"" ldilnH
.t.r-n F,ut.g arutcit. Jt-U 40. t'urtiE Ni March
,I.l, Is. ID Na.r and AWu pri.'c's ''is': n"
'it anu jun
SD st.. ,ln JtHeaud jay delivery. ji,.ri
,.ttrs. tctl o. T.. u.-1Lc salcr Of Cotton to-day
20, ludcI e. 500 hai-s Aucrtai
L,tEfu,f Feb. 90 pni q nti"n hiurs duh hui -t"Siy
NtliiNDl. ID LIiu. Nldtlu-. go "t Low
N.dtIu. &C.,. OriiisN. --- net EciP7 ." bats.
bales tNlpt- tu4Si H~t, ~ laitH. saIe, 20
hqt.-. SUMMERS. 9,,n lsir-. ~to b, -u,sbl balts
Bf-r3,. Feb. I Cotton firm Nttiiug. "Hr: LOW Ni-
-tn,k lob BAL. ....
'sntgitrtoN. fcn. cotton Eu,st; Ndlp, """s Low
NIdIIus d receipts. 10 q
a. rl uoTt- continent. l-~O bates, sales. 800
hal... st0rA. bi,ili tLir-. -
tlNti>N,TI ttI. J.-toti'n Hi'jGy. Middhug o. Low
Nidtuur t,uod Ordinary. receipts 80 at-.
tu,uf- l. halr- -alcs bale sl0ck, So udcS
tiALyPsloN. Pen T. COTTON quiet Mridins. 9'. Low
NiaIuu- ~. Good ordinary. n-c: net Receipts 5Bo6
hate b. tie Continent l6J3 hdir- coastwsc go
b4lr sales. LOB bales. s.Ock. - ~ Oaes.
MolALk Feb. J-COrIou 1teady AIddlas Sc; Low Mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
THL MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE Rio fra 4ic here though E'pl ia' 'i
of town. sales here. u~i ii.a - g ny ol Idl" ~. 49,
,crrus IN lfuoit. d. ~ .ItiNltt.' ''1
Alice" 800 * P.aho 49,. amt -. cN baF'd ~leNal' l
vatr terms. H. 'nI. w.
body" he: 20 do l"r taa - "a , "'.
,r b. . 4lnuHli p'lNhl' t'i!'s
u6 GRADES very rn bu r Of Tie STOCK fr-trl' l.
Transactions sales pact vrL .5ri bags Mo aodlbn ~
ssvsu,la I7s IRgtaira Mexican sJd M lus i,f con
snmnliOp within the rance: stock al MIA SlaISn at o"24
1a4P ana rs iUt maze ncudhg 1887 mats Java h %
-nS,rnis $50 rylsn - Mara alb" 30 / gihS H.
III - i,onungO ~ GOsS HcI, 800 tcArA % ABo.!'
80 sG5 saXsniila. lava a3r MaIaCuL0. l390 lec
I@gnsyfa Il q II aca Savariila. l3dl7e. o., o.,.
duiet. unchanged; Good Ordinary
Inlands ssIsc; Low MiadnBE do ~ MIgi.E CO. -,
.ales Gs9 9l last evening" ln'l nn ''
H.rebts Al The ports day - Ji@ bales AGAINST -'l ms
~ }43 DAY last FeIi rhiUfts lh'l 'I,s
ing ITO points higher receipts were Ut. @
Tn mar els were higher aud there mole cohhdth'r 'ie
a. siie of weak opening Of the Liverpool niiket H"eH
ia.IeVsnne 500 bales To-day IlIst GALL = H.
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r1.nnrnAN rINANDIAL MAnkrrs

ro<,nv Feb 5-l"}u D. nol. @G'is Tor mono Hf
fr nr "a, omit L. bonds tour and hail per cents DO"
~ rIi., ia a. NcA nyts. 1864 Ere Railway sh1tc.'n
.y,...y cutra t.L: RrtGiu- railroad 4b Tie iAlt
al ,,rnrnt for tire months bills ~ the oI market = p
, ,icbi = Ier cent below the Banb 81 Fng and aie
,r>u0N Erh D. go y. M me aE"iui oi ullh E"h"
49,. ~ !uF balance t'iaF l. AtI'"'
.~i,,[ r.., .. d. 10 uh-Oia @b.ia 10 money ~ o
f m; account Erie aiTAs siiai'H. 90 limos ''hI'A
~. .l,t.rt Central. .. R"-d ~" lt1iiI1d 100
I.%usN Fen $50 j.. m ans ad'l''N hl"' ave pei
tey.-- Il. n francs 80 confines tor - ~ q, l"'ih
T.gi. Feb 5.-Ixclaugc o. London - h1h'S ~ cen
ttt, far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06

In state bonds, the noticeable feature was the fur
Their decline to Dos for Louisiana consOls. Old
TcnncsSces were better. selling at ssh.
CT city bank stocks. Metropolitan l30l sold at
III, American Exchange 90 ut 10G. Ninth Ma
tIOnal - = at 70l2a 10 and Commerce J0 AT 1904
Among the railroad bonds, the issues. of Missouri
Kansas and Texas were the most active the CON
sOldsted assented selling st 50ai d5Zi2. and see
ouds at lj3ial7. Denver ard Rio Grandc irsts de-
cline from 81 rs t. Ssi2. Canada Southern guarau-
tced ir-t~ were higher al 79lS, Darlington. Cedar
Rapids and Northern tirSts lower AT 70l207l, aud
Wabash consolidated convertible fell from ~ 10 20
Can loans were quoted at 1a2 per cent on United
States bonds and at 212i2 railway collateral,
niuctv-days loans on Unitcu States bonds being best.
We quote mercantile paper at 3l2c. per cent ex-
change on New-Yor being down to 5Oc per 81 900
in ST Louis. The United STATES Treasurer at W ash
ington to-day received $3.50, 600 III National bank
uotes for redemption. The custom receipts were
1910 600. and the internal revenue receipts $40
600 The following is the Clearinghouse state
ment to-day: Currency exchanges, $12,32J, S3o !;
currency balances. Si.6IG.G7j.
Pore IN exchange ruled quiet but strong at the
rates both asking and selling, given yesterday and
0uOt Ted below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER- GENE BOMBS
OF TIE
dorchester and State E4is&r Rail-
va. Company.

Tn. road rin- from Rochester through ID, lc
Valley to salamanca N,wYoIk about ni!,-, aui forms
link iwecu the NtWNoiE central ami The
Atlantic an! GT,at Western ~ stem 81 railroads.
IIe IOau Ia, been ia operation "r Ut paH ''en WOhh
during which Lie toe rt earnings have been !-'y 80 cA.
cr,, Il o.. iutrtc.t o" o., bonded indebtedness
FIRST tgage lien al The Ia" ~ T-J'poPr
mi c and boar peg interest payable seiua nuay The
uiOu must Company l. trustee i"i th' bon'hoi'i"
The control the road has lately passed. into thr po.~'on
Of the cnila and - believed the earnings nil
De materially Increased by IT. coo connection with that com
any.
We are author, TO Of, limited amount u the bonds
- = and accrued interest
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bn5llless Gnlnce5.
legal Nouces.

az pursuance of an order of Deiano {. Cal
4 VIM esquire, surrogate Of n.r County 81 Nc".no-A!
notice l. hereby given 10 persons having claims ag'uNt
lie estate Alexander Van Rom -larr 'i' o.. th ~ o."
S.,, Work. decreased present the same with Nru boa,
thereof 10 ne -pSr tt c nHr. ot Man ~ Pu,uLS 80
iG It, On IA, city II New-lora. on on b"for, tc 5oh
day ut Juu. next 49,,
Dttou NCW-l ok, the ".N l3N 81 D'c,'hb .tNt''
SIEPHEN e. MlIIIAMS)
y. E. CHl ORR, lNe'll'tA
ALHON +. NAN.
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and not much activity reported at the offices Of
the principal dealers. District Of Columbia 3-GjS,
after selling ut 80, declined TO 79aI. Annexed are
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06

The sum OF 9Gl geo bullion went INTO the Bank
that way of 10000 in six days. Three-months
bills in the outside market are quoted at 21s per
cent On the London stock Exchange British con
the account. In United States bonds, 1O-lOs
stitTencd to 1914 new IS yielding to 1864, new
ais remaining firm at 1o9 and 1865 steady at
1Ol. In American securities, Erle common ranged
Mt 255sd 25l, preferred at 4Sl2G4Sl Illinois Cen
tral at ssl2a 50. and jersey Central stock at 42I2
a 10, cons0ldatcd bonds yielding to 50, and Read
ing 10 12ai. In Paris rentes were quoted at
13O212; sight exchange Oh London being up to
2j19.
The New-York Fire Insurance Company has de
bic on demand.
The Ontario silver Mining Company has declared
It's fortcth dividend of ~ cent, per SHARE, payable
February -. at the office ot Wells, Fargo GO.
Transfers close February 10.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
guroptan Advertisements.
Corpornllon Notltes.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has
~ made 10 the Finance Deparu'ui 81 Tao Cy u Ne
York Tor tur issue 10 the MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSfI
80 or central Psrt Fund stock for m so 700
~ " I,r rert .ort far 30 nOr each MAKING 200 OOa
No 1873 Nevl OK iy revenue bond 100000
Nos 1 aud 2-NcW York County accumulated ptf
HsLng -. 100000
No New YORK Comfy accumulated p.r centdcbt .
due 1857, for ... .--.....---. oopoD
10 srocS 80 . for...'. .'.'...'. $4,000
NO. q -Ncw-N"rk County Court House per cent
stock, No > for ............ 1,Oub
No. 32-&cw.N ork county Court House pcr cent
stock, No . ................... 1OODD
40. S3-NeWNOrk County Count House pr Cent
stock, NO .. Tor o.. ..-..-..... 1900
40. 80 -New-NoTk County Coau House d pei cent -
STOCK. No. = FOR ...--.--......- eJ,oVp
~ srocI No y Tor '''' - 10 Ooo
In place those the 21th day OF OcO
Der 1879.
An persons having objections the Issue Thereof
10 ia Writing al tls COuptIors
tho lily OF NeHN Ork ON or before The TN day OF eD
Tuary. 1873. 49,
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
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ding Sc. Good Ordinary si-c l.Gl baes;
exrts eoasiwse, 1891 bales sales. Loo bales stecS
j9.37G bales
9Lc.; Low Mt!dlng. Sac. Good Or ulrv. Slc me- re-.
ceip S7i3 has. ~ jGt lc- rN'orts ccaFi wise.
3 ,02 bales g., 5000 balrs l, evening, g. 90 bales
STOCK. "7jO3i bales
MiddnE cool prIIuttE net receipts, 3i@l
bales. sales, l.jj0 bales sock. 135Jt bales.
WOOL NARKET-EN TEL EGRAPH.
BOSTON Fen There Is change iu tlp market Manu-.
fat 10 them WFLt- ir
rIices steady FOR 81 nds al desirable Ileecr- o. sock
IL Cousdl Cd moderate here ala VA The
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y the matter 0r the Application of the At
tornry. General Of the stat, Of New.NOrs

II the mater Of The qpR 3. Of of the At
,r,r,. >-orru ,,irrr,SHI' FIR Iv.VRANCE COW
PANN. Of The ely Of N""NorN
IN matter Of ,as o sss 3. 2. 2f s sr.
TIE GUARDIAN mrrSfH1IL life INSURANCE con-
FANi, Of New.ioiE ciiy.
In tc matter Of theaprlcaionoi me Attorney General .
the STARE o. Ae"NOr"
TIE rEsrRvH .lfr!rIT, IlFE Iy:rHAYcE coN
PANY, OF the Cliy of Sew YORK.
In aero ne &c o gais Ss s1 s Attorney General OF
sUHAACr CoAPANN. Of the city OF ~ fo'A
In tile macroi ts aplt;agq Of ne q
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE con-.
PANI, Of the Oity oi syracuse y y
10 THE roLcYHoIDERs and CREDITOR, Of Acf
and Of A\l OF me AB2E iHAhtE i oI Ia
chambers o. " Jl-ce Lahto9ai h. IT, q" &
ciprS's ON e Of the comfy Of sc.rno.ay the -,d
holders creditors Of either Of me aooyenamcI conlan'
tn, ,r SIN, 7, b. conc To- Zoe r,seing
above entitled AGAINST suci comuy ~ }on may MAJ po.tes
nor 2 area G Prntrd 10 tie mn cr,s"d Scyc- toaiitr
with stemS % he Mature apl rhii,irr ilrT'i 70 n.
N N5 5 n, ' me io Of it rt. no. 3- foIiwsv n
m liy Of %cyvY" or be ba ri tom sy distribution 10
b, uiade uude. he decree to be- mate l'ira. m ., .
b, or y behalf oany polio, holder claimant shall BE deemed
claims iitlt 'itt but
t!. Ref, zee oW
OF cr OF dnr,r1, evil Of claim in socca c,srswheen
fneroIIu'u maybe required in iuuhrrn'r Of jus nee
I- notice puii- In obedience 20 the requirements "
an. Orders meui ioue,-Dd:Ti November r. 1918.
HESIA V. PIEkSON. Receiver
Og!.c 212 Broadway. New-NOrk. Nh lAwim1h
GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- HOPE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CpMpAAf ~
NEWNORk ~ oTicr uf The ~uprrm"' puTt
OF tr al special term thereof held
~ CITY Hall ,itv Of Kingston. no twenty
al D-lb ISIS nD'ic' j. hereby given tha tie
under gn"d has duly appointed referee take PROOF
,trtiIIt mo ADJ parties e. iiutl &" Sit b. toe
dsii1a oi ttt srUIii.S held BIZ John + SINS ne ESQ,
supp lnttulent OF the Insurance department. q. security ff
al .cy LO. tls said iIo;t Mutual III Insurance
Company OF NcwNork, ami an pYcy holfoes IN s'd com
auV and irl.os uartr- entitled share IN the i-tT-
i,1 ~ sud securities required 10 present th'ii c's
am proofs police, and p1ty holders 10 ~"
urtr gued at his Office. 80 NASSAU
I. oi tlr ca, 81 orb. before the thirteenth dag
l.Tyldfrtl NrV--N q. D. January To- l~-H
WILLIAM MCDERMO1, Referee.
JlJ 3taw iwAf&Th
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60 11hom II AIdp Concern

TED-INFORMArION IN regard In
naneI Muee who rcprrs, n,ei hmscii a. pme al Np
West 18th II, New York CITY oil of irish
bnth or OF son John J. Mnluu who ;Ornery lvri
CITY but reported Killed Memphis Tenn.
In rarO,s accident time last summer Any nfOTna
on ~ 60 ,e whereabouts VIII Oe thaukfllN Received u
MANY h. NJ Lien. saoetha, han, caIs "i III klftER
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6th. 9,iS; March. qG3. May 900 iO1n ADJUST.
1890; total l.rnO Second CaFehruary. Gh.
s52: March $3.50 April. 81; 9gS June 1912 total
l3nO ba.e Third Ca-Mar H. gG6 April SS3 total -
bales Also to-day, February at ~ oqH5; do n ~
do. 9Th. 94S Do "a. Sh. o., March. H62HHhl:
ApTij gNOs9.st May 96dag June 1912; July lo2pc
1922 August 1850 total ~ @UO hates grand total 900
bales EVcsugc ~ mia IL exchange 100 Aprl for May
.lG d 90 exchange 100 Ap for NAV - pad {" exchange
III. N L.L.- %. --.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06

Umcd States Called Bonds and iir-l-caSs CITY
and County Bond, iakcu in exchange at market
rates
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OHIO and MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY COW


4 ers of MOENS ASPHALTIC CEMENT COMPANY
election OF DIRE TORS and for Tie transaction -
other properly come before them VIII
be mend al the STANFORD HOUSE on MONDAY, FEB
q: 1879, I'm. J.. 4. NAIGIIAN. Secretary.
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THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE G.
EANl. Of lhn CIV ODD eNIaonee y. \.

In Tie matter OF the application u the Attorney
TIN -tltt of NcW-l ok
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THE MAnIro.A LAyp ,ND Mrxya coMrANr OF cAMl
STATE DEBT.

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs.
meeting the hOrdhOtrrs of the state ~ Tennessee VIII
he hod at III, NcW.Ynrk Crru" House 40. - Fines ON
seventh d1v ~ February. current AZ noon Z" hear
the report the committee appointed AZ the last meeting ana
10 take action may be dermtd necessary
EUGENE KELLY.
Chairman Of Committee.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Special eDttOn.

! Counter and store-fxtures for sale
al J. Halls, Jr., 5O7 Market street, alst
his entire stock of boots and shoes a.
and below cost. Bargains can be haC
there, as he is selling off to close busi
ness.
Western oats, for seed, and Western
bran, at Il. Fell's, 3OS W. Front street
No misrepresentation at Bingham's
shoe store, $40 Market Street.
DR.. Hower's 10 cent Cough Remedy
never fails to cure cough or cold. For
sale by McInall, ID and Market streets
A new saving fund. Bingham's shoe
store, $40 Market street, where you can
save money in purchasing.
Chamois Skins, a new lot just receiv-
ed, and for sale at reasonable prices,
by Taylor Il Fullerton, Druggists, 3O2
King street.
A lady always in attendance at the
private department for ladies at Z. j.
Belts Drug Strre. Separate private
entlan No. w. 9th street.
+. McMonagle, dealer in pictures,
picture frames, &C., would be pleased
to see his friends and the public in
general at his place of business, N. W.
corner Third and King streets.