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New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

GRAIN-wHEAr r-Harket lqd74c. better fair export de-
mau hight trade speculative accounts business for export
mainly in No . Red and NJ. and No. Spnug sales 80,
DO bush futures 36 900 bush SPOT including 5000 DlsA
Rejected spring soc; $4,000 bush No. spring. J- GJc
81 iU bush No Spring 81 O5 al U6 lZtuU bush n
graded Winter Red. u l21=l 1872; 500 bush No Red ~ II
al s. lg6Ol bush Iugr.aed Amber = l4d-l -bi 447
bush Red ry all for export q 70 1H4l -
mainly a. II; 1900 bnsh LuEraded Whiie. II 10
osl IL; 5000 bush. No 2 White, 70 arrive
u ? 900 bush No. lWAlte Il Il =2 1000 BUSH
state 20 arrive private 5000 bush NO Z spring
$4,000 BUSH NO . Rcd Nav, II lb4d-l Il,
closing 81 i bid 81 l7s asked 1000 bush Do June
sI l8basl l6 closing II Is bid 81 1872 asked lIOVO
bush No White MAY, 81 u =. closing II l4 bla q 10
asked 5000 81 Ia closing 81 Ia bid II -
asked: 5000 bush do July, 81 IS-2 closing ~ To-
II d asked....-ElE l. steady inoueIAte export
iuguirvi sales l6.jOO bush. Canada 10Th 10 lth June
6lc. 900 bush UumercnantaDle, Jte-- y Ahl.h.4 aha
COHN-Market shade easier moderate export tiu l'lt
trade ught speculative account sales s'oO
bush utures bush spot luclut JngraGed estn
NIYed &c; steamer Mixed. - I43c, mainly ~ "a
34a4c y 4J44 40 &C. chiefly 49c No. !, 40 -ai u"
Mixed. 4j1, 1,4I6c. Round yellow, 4lc. nCludlnR
OsO bush. Old No p 45lfC ~ store SohO Dush steamer
Mixed 4J 30. closing 43i4c. Dd 40 a-ked IbpyO
busd0 June closing 42ac D-s5c asked 10000 bush
No MAY - t5c. closing 4tsc bid. sJc asked oJo
bush june. a closing a. sc Du - &C asked S0o5
July. 4Jc., closing 45c. Ou So a>he- 7o'V
busI do August 20 nc closing 4jc. bid, - &c asked
OATS 2dlc lower; sales G3.Cuu bush, lncludlng NO
3s isc: NO White 3Bo.; 40 2, 84Ac; No. White fs0
s r No White nominal fOe; Mixed Western, 80 - &c
White do 81 White state S-af 4sOc lnciuulhg ~
90 bush No Chicago arrive "A cc; lO,OuO push Ne"
York so 2 June. - c....--BEANS quiet unchanged
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
2ls Virginia do 81 n at 7,ao go Very Common do At n

2is Virginia do 81 n, NJ TIC; 2sO Very common no % "
J. y sadlers Co. SOLD 233 Ohio shoep 20 o. 4'ss 2so
sales al Goth-s-DiienbscE e Dcwev sod i62 Western
6ssssp 6 81 atsse; keslnosy 40 9s ~ a. 5 9e 80 s
70 Ke1ucy DO so b al 9ei az Kenaeky llm1 ~ H. AZ
H. at Z ags: ie3 10, O. q. a 7'.e ,,z,,.
% ate Lambs 81 H. at &c a. ow 10 DO 60 n' at o2o'
Hsenbccs Davis sold: n Michgan sheep ~ n 4i2e;
90 90 90 ~ y ~ "a % ono % 90 VI 70 Al = ~ eg
poor % B ~ ; II DO. 81 70, st4c; II Kontu-ky twes
~ ~ at sc 9do, lO1 ~ 81 ase; Saie shep' - 20; %
& ee lpi DO o6 n II 3c 10 x nusky 90 % d. al 'o'
head the previous Yesterday and he reoeips
Tor Good wessrn " Ts nsrSet for Siiy dressed vas
5isc.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
,T 5TTs1Lo M s Tsy Ss s m as gT tSe ms me last
week 4l4s head through c0nsRnments 2S3 cars Market
not established. prospects iook uuiaFOTable.
AND IAMBs- to-day $500 head total for the
week thus far 1000 head; for the same week
$500 head through oonsignments cars Market eau
and slow AZ ful so lower no stock taken Of NeW %
selected Heavy iOa average, ~ sOas5 twenty cars
HoGs-Rece.,ts today 6.Os5 head; total for the week
thus l.si5 head for t" time last week loi9
cinnR run Of sale stock liberal: Good Choice
t 8O9S 50 Medium and Heayy - 9O&sS 7oi one load u
Choice az - 70 best craucs disposed oI. -,
CHICAGO. May ls-HoGs-Reeeipts, Zs0rO head snip
5alOc. lower, fairly aciiyei Choice Heavy = 5o9ss so
Azed Packing, 50 80 es5 45 Light - 4OGsj 5oi closed
firm, all sold -
CArrLE-Rsceipts. $500 head shipments l60O head ;
slow ard prices, unchanged ShnpnG - ~
- 10; Butchers steady Cows . 4O013 l0 Steers - 90
81 20 Balls, 81 30GS3 IS Feeders and socAers hrm az
s3dg4.
sHEEP-ReceptS 900 head better demand, prices un-
changed ~ SO0S3 10
East LIBEETT. Penn May 10 since and
291 head Of through iJ head f local
STOCK ng tho ending this day 4bis
head through and 7s6 head OF local not enough business
doing 10 form reliable quotations.
HOGs-Recept lO67O head MAKING nc toal or the week
1855 head Workers. 80 55as3 80 Phadep phiasrsS 75S
30.
sHEEP-Recepts head making the total r the weeK
ls6OO selling slow at - 250- % several loads
shipped first fully &c. OF from last Monday.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

Futures were active excited and decidedly higher oWng
10 strong Liverpool market ami demand from the shSis
here The market 40 10 90 points hl-htI
closing 40 20 - points higher for his CROP and 10 ~ pha
for the next SATURDAY evening. a. 200 bales O-ay
FTst Csll-June l556 ay, l$55 1924 100 53 {S'Sg' &
I84q. August 1896 l3 81 1854 september 1856 l55t'
49, l3 ~ l5 80 October 1880 l334, 1880 1881 1897
November 76 December, ll63, ll62 total 2O5 aes
second Ca-May, 1910 2lst 1885, Tune i552 is 2di
July 1870 l3tg; August l3SO I5tSi SeptenDet, o.Dp'
- S. 1905 1897 October lZ42. l&i3, lZtl NOFehDtI
lls ll77. ll7G December. ll65, ll62 January Loo
total 5000 bales. Third call une 154D lob. Jn,
l3 5g 10 So August lS u. 80 l3GO l36S HepienDeI
as l843. l3.iZ l34l October l2S+ l2@5, - I-5'
November ll7O HI II 72i December lLbl, lo- o5i
January l166 total 1000 bales Ais9 ioday, nay ~ az a.
aI8g7 September l3.O70l3. October. l2U99.2t8i
November, JglI.11 Decembcr ll.5oa llooi January
ll84 Total II67OO bales grand Total 2-OCOv OaIeS III
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

consos % Illinois Central 88a, Pennsylvania Central.
37A New Jersey Central. 90
LONDON May 1880 pm-ConsOls. 9sSt money. oSiss
for
LONDON Nav 19-4 y. m-C0nsols gsile moaev. gs1,
for the o. X bonds hall per i0Ss
four cents lO+ a. KTie RAILWAY shares es do preferred
% Illinois Ceutrs. Central 3s NewJ Ter
Central 50s Reading Railroad Paris adyIces quote
i've rentes l3 francs 20 centmes for the account
BERIIS Nav l9.-The Imperial Bank VI
shows M increase in specie ~ 81
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nav 17Sugar-N0s 10 90 i ID. 8. 6d6s reals,
gold per arrObe Nos Is 70 20 d. - 2Gsai reals Musco
jUJ% reals Centrifugal sugar
IL u IN bXS ami hhds. 1sGos reals stocks az
Havana boxes $4,000 bags, and 49,
hhds the week-lO 200 boxes 0SOO bags and
10 200 Exports during the week-SO56 boxes. 5000
100 Lds including I3f 4.+0O bags and 5.
1hds tho UnItei states spanish gold. -l3tG2ll
Exchange and declining; the United states so days
gold sash premium short sight 10, TG72 premium on
London II ais premium on Paris, - a premium.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

State bonds were qulet, the only sales being Of
North Carolina Is, special tax, third class, al s
az.
In city bank stocks, the only sale was Mechanics
l28l at 1873.
a large and active business was done in railroad
bonds. The Ere issues We're prominent second
cOnsols going at 74U74l2, and funded 0s az
77d77lo. The JERSEY C9utrals were in great
demand-cOusOls 93l2G94S4, cOnvertlbles J4dS4l2
adjustment lO3I4 a 1882, income 63G 30, and Le-
hi IN consols 6O14061. Denver and Rio Grande
rsts were strong at 963 a97 tr5s 0f Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas at 20, seconds az 80 l2036 and
SJoseph yertlble Ssat lOSG lOs Il, Rome w ater-
town and Ogdensburg rising from A. to 49L2. ~.
Paul sinking fund bonds were at lO7 g. ana Metro
pohtan Elevated 104. Canada Southern trsts
Welded to s3l2 and frss Of c. c. aud l. {. 10 7OL2.
chesapeake and Ohio tirsts. series B and currency
interest debt We're active an advancing Prices. AT
the close there generally was slight reaction from
extreme prices.
Money on call was generally 364 on stock col
lateral and 2a3 on United States bonds There
Is no change in commercial paper, and
rates of domestic exchange are steady at all
POINTS The United States Treasurer at Washing
ton to-day received Sol q, 900 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
$3.50. eco and the internal revenue receipts $500
600 The following IS the Cleaung-HOuse state
ment to-day. Currency exchanges SllO,S15,059
currency balances. S5, ,409, ,5l2. The business at
tho Sub Treasury to-day covered Receipts, 81 SD
SOL: payments, S3,209. So; currency balance,
S4S. .S37. go coin balance. 1922. .6O3,OsO.
Foreign exchange was strong bat quiet. We an
mex current rates. real rates beng at concessions OF
l24 a per cent:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

ever. offered at 69l2. The Chesapeake and Ohio
stocks were active. and advanced from "a to %.
per cent. closing strong at their highest prlces.
The speculation in Western Union again was
more active with sales from 112 up 10 1I4G1133i
and in Atlantic and Pacific up to 36l4036ls. The
mining stocks generally were dull, the principal
activity being in Standard. which sold to the ex-
tent of 1150 shares, at 29i27 2934 29Ss and SutTo
Tunnel, of which 4.25O shares were sold at 4l2d
43i. Pacific Mail was higher at 147sG GI512.
The market closed irregular but in the main
strong
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sTOCEs
IS or MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRIC Is OF MIN
s,+,,r1e- -o-dov "a

The demand for the United States per cents to-
dav was increased sufficiently To warrant an adj
vance To sales at lO3. Messrs. Fisk Il Hatch else
where publish circular, addressed TO banks anu
other holders Of the called 800 and 1910 bonds,
that contains information of valne respecting the
amount OF per cents remaining III nTst hands
Annexed are CLOSING nnntatlOMs
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
NATIONAL BANK.
nrArTnlrN

Notice that and after the I'D day OF
May lg-t ru EODORE NJ. DAVIS. the Receiver Of tho
ocean t,nal Bank. VIII pay hs 0ce, No ~ Nassau.
at New 0rk 4 dual dividend o. FIVE PER CENT beng
N FULL PAYMENT or THE PRINCIPAL OF ALL
DEPOSITS. -, a
payment will also y. made the time and place u
THIRTY PER CENT account OI accrued interest on
dspo,its TO SUCH DEPOsTrORS ONLY viii accept suea
dyaepd IN fu satisfaction olam for intsrost %
their deposits.
N~~~ y JNO. JAY KNOX.
Comptroller O Lhe Currency
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

$3.50; Powdered. s1asAc. Granulsted sac.i Cut Loaf
S1gc quer and unchanged Fair
10 Good Refining. GSdGc. Prime $50. AID Centrifugal
7saTi~c; saes. 2fO hhds Moiado. { re.
TALLOW- steady. sales Gu.0OO n, biic.
WHIsKEY-Dul sales 30 bbls. jersey reported u O4s
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

Buvinc Selling.

In London cOnsols were steady at 9s3i. United
States securities were stTOnq-3s OF 1881 at lo1@4,
new los al 1854 and new Is up 10 1O5. In AmerI-
can railway securities tho Eres were higher, COM
mon closing at 2sl51G, preferred at % and second
cousos at 1855 Jersey Central stock lS up 10 QUA
and consolidated bonds 30. Pennsy ivana tell 60
375s Illinois Central stiffenlng TO s9l In Paris,
rentes were firm at 11420. The Imperial Bank OF
Germany reported gain OF 3OOO,OOO marks.
The receipts OF hoar ana gIa al epe piIN'ip"i
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
CoTT0N MARKETa.

I.!yKEroO- MAY Ia-I2-3O y. motion. firm Nidaing
Uplauds ST.; Maiug Orleans 4aisi saoa- 10000 bales,
mclnling 900 bales speculation and export Recepts,
aB5u naics including 5000 bales American Futures Ai
better plans Low Nddlug clause, Nay delivery, sd do
June delivery. 7ald Gso ID do. june ana July
delivery - also 15d; do July AHn August delivery 70
also g. do August and september delivery, sd, also
e ID td do Setts1bcr snd October dciiN
erg. ssd. also aso 7S alsO Tad, do october aud
delivery 6=li a-u bisis New CrOp snip
ped OCTOBER November s- 6i 0i; New Crop saip
pe. November and Deot mber, sal, tslss
ILyEgroOI, May l9l.50 m.-CoIsOa FuiuresU plapas
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
N.A. COWDREY. secretary.

ITO TENNESSEE BONDHOLDERS.
uf Tennessee BoILhUi r hlvr prepared
disT button containing Important iHfrmauol,
which 10y calling 40 81 NIsast ur ly sd
dressing lie secretary the commtsf o. Box jij New-
York 4. O.. ROBIN so D1. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
,o, 49, 10 -r1.9O u MI. :. bonds. four and hah
~ ce5ta lOsa four per cents lO5 New nyes TOO III
2slz preferred. o2z SeWJefsey Oehi~A
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
80 '''' J. ". MARDEN. Secretary.
NEw-YoEa AM o.wsoo MIDLAND

ANU IT-FFIH HIIIANU
RAILROAD .osutNr.
NEY-AULE- 1iay -. lf79)
THE above-named railroad p now advertised
20 De sold June --ti, foreclosure oi ina
First gage BONDS. rhe un.crsigaed committee nov
h0d cgltvuys UUr Uf both i- Her's'ls Debt rnl
First NOr-gnge Bonds SUcn other f0Drs NJ heclF -
aud FIRST Mortgage Bonds t,r" o cpoyefaie Ni
u.s. thus receive The expected D.lats H purchase ~
the rnortgaged premises suDL -sr "ruit Their mold
committee lt the Iiil National Bans, No -
Nassau-st, or before June 40. 1873.
o s. williams W O.. whitney, u. Amy,
FRED p james. T. Livingston. ~. a. rc1uar, jr..
Edwin Pa @. n. 1oilln.
c. y JORDAN. Chairman.
Y 4 COMnREY. Slcrnlarv.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

Reeves. Cows Calves. sheen AMI lambs SWINE
1889 lO5 $3.50 33.30l 3O.2SO
These were sold the following places;
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
OFgfcg OF rlng LEADvILLg MINING COZ
II LlRnnnM AZ \ rM. n DIX NAV

qTHYLoR President. o. broadway. Rooms
OFgIcg OF TTg LEADvILLg MINING COMPANY.
81 BROADWAY. NEw-NORN May 10 ls70.b
nIVIDEND No. 3.-Ihe Board of Trustees
Dhaye this day declared Dividend OF PER CENT. 10
CENTS PER SHARE tie capital stok ~ this company
x2 ont II net earnings payable az he oce o the
company on after June = $40. Transfer books VIII
~ ~ -. -' Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

TEHE underSi zncd viii purchase at par ard
accrued interest date e follow coupons. due all
uarv I. lSIJ3
columbus and Indianapolis Railroad Co nfsf uorfraso.
Columbus 4ud IHlsuIpI., EaTuat CO. stru lIDit 20
Columbus and Indiana pO5 Central iEv co. DO 20 H0rts--s
X. I-LLI+ ~ CO..
N,oy.YOrk. May DO. 1879. Ha.l-f.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
Dipiosuo Ncilces.

CLEAR CREEK COMPANY, Of Georgetown,
Colorado lilyur Reduction works. The ccft bth reg.
mar mo1fbiv dyids9d of ok PER CENT The capital
sk viii be paid by Treasurer the 10Th .nst AZ ms
o.Ecc II ths Company n this city. H. AUGUSTUS
TAYLOR. President o. broadway, Room 8.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
OF.cE 0F PAcwc NAN SrlAss#Ie CoNFASy.)
PIlK FlCr rASAl--... n. e.. -

holders 9f the Pacific Mau steamship C-up3nL vi %
held Office OF the company, loot ~ ilai Norii
River in hc city Of New York WEDNESDAY. she 2s-l
Nav 1879 between tie hours % II ocln'S Hooa and
O'Clock o. m The Of Directors and tc ransactipn
u such other business maT properly COME h1re i mo
transfer company viii close 40 fle Office ui ihs
Union Trust Company III UR-D 5, The 2-o ~ NaY.
1879 three 90 O'Clock and viii reopen on Thu ~
DAY, the 2Jtl OF May, 1879 at To- yc',s q. ~.
J.. W. MARDEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
flnlurlI!.

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 30 BROAD
~ way NEW YORK, May H. lS19-The transfer books u
this Company vii De closed rom O'Clock ~ m y ~ - 10
the morning Of June 3. l. &. BABCOCk,
treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

THE MUTUAL LIFF INSURANCE COMPANY uF NEW YORK
40 20 lb Broadway. NEW-Nn.k. Aiv la, 1913. s
'EHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR IkUS-
Z TETS OF THIS COMPANY VIII De held az it, Office as
above pursuant 80 us Charter Monday june % 1873
polls viii De open - o'clock noon, and remain open
Di ' - ~ ISAAC F LLOYD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
Ches & Ohio lst pr
25J ......- I3
/ Ches & o "a Pref
Alton q 7 Hauts

loo .....- II
100 --..... il e
I Alton & 7 Il pre-
200 yOs4
I Rens & Saratoga
S0 lt31t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-13
General News.

Samuel J. Tilden will be s. years old next
Saturday, March 18th.
The merchants everywhere report that a
spring trade of unusual volume has begun
Tribune.
American anthracite coal is rapidly coming
into use in private houses and factories in
Geneva, Switzerland.
A Connecticut newspaper says that Gov.
Andrews has authorized" Friday, April IL +,
to be kept as Fast Day.
Joseph Hummel, formerly Of Boston, it is
alleged has fallen heir to a twenty-one mil
lion dollar estate in England.
An English steamer has gone to the north
west coast of Africa for the purpose Of open
ing that region to commerce.
Recently in one of the Lowell Baptist
Churches, the Bell telephone apparatus was
placed in the pulpit on Sunday, and the ser
vice was heard distinctly by people having
connection with it in all parts of the city
The singing, both tune and words, were
heard at Foxborough, fifty-fve miles distant
and via Peterborough. in Boston, eighty miles
away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-13

Alto our best prints we have
marked down to 5 cts. per I'd.
we shall also offer GOOO yds.
good print ut 4 cts. per yd. Our
shcetings, bIcached or brown,
nre lower than ever before.
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mains, which still hope to be spared 10 see,
and in hich TO take a part; that Is, the lay
ing of a cable from San Francisco TO the
Sandwich Islands, for which have received
this very day, a concession from King kalak-
ua. bv his Minister who is here tonight, and
from thence to Japan, by which the island
groups of the Pacific may be brought into
communication with the continent on either
side-Asia and America--thus completing the
circuit of the globe If in what have done
to advance this enterprise have done some
thing for the honor Of my country and the
good of the world, / am devoutly grateful to
my Creator This has been the great ambi-
ton of my life, and is the chief inheritance
which leave to my children.
Remarks were also made by Hon. David
Dudley Field and Rev. VIM. Adams and let
tiers and kilograms were received from dis
tnguished persons in different parts Of the
country and from the Old World. including
the following from Dean Stanley:
WrsrMISsrER ABBEY, March 10.
Blessings from Westminster Abbey on the
silver wedding of England and America.
"What God hath joined together let no man
put asunder."
The affair closed at midnight
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POLITICAL.

The Lansing Republican says that the scat
tering charter elections in Michigan show a
weakening of the greenback party.
OF % chairmanships, Speaker Randall gave
2j to the South, and still the Southern leaders
complain that he has not given him their
share.
The five hundred dollars sent from Boston
to Augusta, Maine, to help the election of an
anti-temppersnce candidate for Mayor, proves
poor investment.-Tra relier.
Mr.. W. l.. Chandler writes letter TO the
Tribune in which he predicts the impending
ruin of the democracy. lie also is rejoiced
in the assurance that President Hayes will re-
sist the attempts of democrats in Congress TO
repeal the election laws until the end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-13
Daily Asnnsbst Journal.
Asgasta, Thursday Morn'g, Mar. 10, 1872
The Davis Pension.

The spirit of the debate in the United
States Senate in the early morning hours
Of Monday the Sd of March, may be gath
cred from the expressions of several South
ern Senator's collected from the Record
There is nothing particularly noteworthy
In the fact that these Senators hold such
sentiments, or that they have not hesitated
boldly to avow them. One of the seven
Senators whose words we quote was q
member Of the Confederate Congress, the
other six served in the Confederate army
Not one of them thinks the part he took in
the war of the Rebellion was mistake,
and not one of them is unwilling to defend
himself and his leaders in the contest.
That is oil right, perhaps, in view OF the
fact that they are now agreed, as we I'M
derstand it, that in the future 1.-The Union
must and shall be preserved"
But by what process of reasoning they
can reconcile this position, the honesty
and sincerity of which we are not permit
ted to doubt, with the conviction that they
were equally right when they were in
arms to DESTROY the Union, is one of the
things that will never be found out. If
Jefferson Davis was never an enemy of
his country, and was the knightly leader
in cause worthy of the support of Wash
iagton, then he should have been success
ful, and the result actually achieved was
. sad miscarriage of justice. The gentle
men who hold this opinion, and are not
conscious of inconsistency in claiming to
be loyal to-day, are in a state of mind
which they will never be able to justify or
explain. Patriotism placed the same OBJ
legation upon citizens in 1861 that it does
in 1879; and the Constitution had the
same claim upon Jefferson Davis and his
associates then that it has now on the
Southern senators who have renewed their
oaths to support it.
The surprising thing about the debate
10 that not one Nothern democratic senator
expressed by word or vote the least dis
sent from the opinions OF his Southern
brethren. Two or three of them sought
protection for their votes against Mr..
Hoar's amendment behind Legislative in
structions, but the most of them could find
NO such shelter. Both the Connecticut
senators voted boldly against the exclu-
sion of jefferson Davis from the pension
roll, SO also did Mr.. Mcpherson of New
Jersey. Mr.. Thurman and others. Not
one democratic senator voted the. other
way. Yet ii they were loyal during the
war. and are so to-day, they do not believe
what Mr.. Lamar and his fellow Southern
ers said. Their silence is more eloquent
even than their votes. They dare not of
fend the people who mingle with their
present loyalty a firm conviction that in
being disloyal they did nothing wrong
Boston ADVERTISER
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Our assortment of WOOlens
is, as usual, large and careful
Iy selected, and we shall as
heretofore, offer to our custO-
mers bargains i'm this line of
Goods.
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color was restored, and is now growing beau
tfully
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Rcstorcr. Price, IS cents bottle. Six bot
ties, 81. Main Depot for the L. S, $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Partridge Bros, Augusta. scpl9teod&wtt
Ere its too late and that cough has become
galloping consumption. cleanse your lungs by using
Dr. A. j. Flags Cough aud Lung syrup,
why Cough Nights. You can stop it with pr.
A. J. Flsggs Cough and Lung syrup.
Don't Dry mp you cough. but cure it root and
branch by using DIR. A. J. Flagg's Cough and Lung
and Cough syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-13

At J. FRANK PIERCE'S Book Store.
Augusta, where specimen volumes in various
styles of binding, may be examined and or
ders given for the next eight days.
March, 1879. marl2-tlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-13

Ere its too late and that cough has become
galoping consumption. cleanse your lungs by using
Dr. 4. j. FlagE's Cough aud Lung Syrup,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-13

Don't Dry mp you cough, but cure it root and
branch by using DIR. A. J. Flagg's Cough and Lung
and Cough Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-13

Our stock of Black CASH
mcrcs has been largely in
creased by recent purchases.
we shan eonIInuc to make "a
specially Of these goods, deter
mined to maintain the reputation
we have acquired for selling
them cheap.