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FOREIGN PORTS.
At Melbourne Nov 4, oarque Ladoga, Pierce, for
Mazatlan.
A. at Nanaimo 9th inst, ship Spartan, Reed, San
Francisco.
ow, Havana
Sid fm Cape Hayti about LIST inst. brig Edith. Pet
tigrew, New York.
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California Mining stocks
Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Dec y, 1851.
Our quotations are Wholesale prices for fare lots,
and iobbiny 10 8 command an advance on our hg-
ures. 40,
Georges Codfish-S5Ha % qtl for large and $3M
forimedium; picked cured Bank S3sA @$4A v qtl
for large; S39$3B for medium; dry CURED Bank
nominaly S4M y qtl. Shore Goldfish S4HaGSo for
large and S3La 03M for medium.
We quote Cusk at $2sA @$3 Haddock at $40
$2N, Hake $l1s@112; American Pollock $lA 9
21a, and English do at $IA @S21a qtl.
Boneless and prepared fish from 31s94c " ID for
Hake and Cusk to 51a@8 for best Goldfish. Smoked
Halibut at IOk911c y fb. Smoked Salmon DC;
Scaled Herring 16924c " box. Bloaters at 9 c P
hundred.
Mackerel-We notice sales of Shores at S13@$14
49 Dbl for Is, S IA 1854 for Is, S3Aa$4 for ;'s
PIckled Herring at $3a$3A Dbl for round Shore,
$5VGS6 for Labrador and Nova Scotia split. East
port round $21a@lS3; Newfoundland do $2A @242.
Trout S IA y bbl; Salmon SO v bbl; Swor6hshIat
s6 al; Goldfish at So, Haddock at $31a, Habut
heads S31a, Halibut Fins 50 Dbl, Fins and Napes
at S41a, Tongues $6, Tongues and Sounds at $40;
Market Fish-s3 and 50 EY cwt for steak and
market Goldfish: SO fo Haddock, eSlA for Cask,
Hake and Pollock Fresh Tongues SC y fb.
Fresh Halibut-No stock OF consequence for sew
eral days. we notice resent sales of small lots at
P tb.
Frozen Herring In good supply and selling at Sig
Pu.e Msdioine Oil at 300 y gal, crude do at 5oo
BIackfsh Oil SOC; Cod do 40c; shore do 3sc; Porgds
Porsie scrap s12 y ton; Halibut do $40; Liver do
s91s Livers 400 " bucket.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

P. T. Barnum's condition is much improved.
The three negroes, one WON an and two
men, who murdered Mrs. Kennedy in Claren-
don county last Sunday, were captured in
Char stown, S. c., and hanged on the nearest
tree to the place of the murder that would
hold them.
Proceedings for divorce have been instituted
between John F. Burrill, prominent Chicago
Mason and his wife. Neither party clatms to
know anything of the matter, and the case is
being investigated.
Steamship Lessing, from Hamburg, reports
stormy weather during her entire passage. On
the forenoon of Demember 9th passed the
steamship Faraday. She showed signal for
us to stop. She sent boat with the purser
off, whom we took OH board and brought to
this city. He reports that the steamers star
board engine is broken down.
New York policemen recently arrested for
interfering with the United States marshals
on election day have been convicted and re-
manded for sentence.
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SPOKEN.
No date. lat 60 8, in the Pacific, barque Amy
Turner, Newell, from Boston for Honolulu.
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WASHINGTON.
Mail Lines with Forei.n Ports.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - Representative
Shelley, from the committee on post offices,
reported to the Honse to-day bill providing
for the establishment of lines of mail steamers
between ports of the United States and South
American, Central American, Mexican and
trans-Pacifc ports. The bill with favorable
report was ordered printed and rec1mitted.
The committee will report the bill finally to
the House at an early day and urge its pas
sage.
Possession and Ownership.
Judge Lawrence. first Comptroller of the
Treasury, rendered a decision touching the
finding of Government coupon bond, in
which he holds that possession, even if fraudu-
lently obtained, is prima facie evidence OF
ownership.
Consular Trade Reports.
The second number of the reports from
United States consuls on commerce, manufac-
lures and trade of the United States in their
consular districts is issued.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-It is understood
here that trustworthy friends of Mr.. Sherman
in the Ohio Legislature now have in their pos
sion written pledges from fifty members of the
senate and assembly, declaring the purpose OF
ballot for Mr.. Sherman for United States SEN
ator. This makes a clear majority of the Re-
publican members of the Legislature, and
seems to place MIR. Sherman's nomination be-
yond doubt.
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THE PANAMA CANAL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-secretary Thompson
is in the city, it is belie,ed In connection with
the presidency of the Panama Canai project.
W.surNcro~, Dec 10-It is believed by
the friends Of Secretary Thompson that he will
in a fe. days tender his resignation and ac-
cers he presidency of the De Lesseps Panama
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Kxec,,tion of a Murderer,
Coal on the Rise in chicago.

CHICAGO, M. Dec. 1O.-Ten days ago the
Chicago Coal Exchange advanced the price OF
anthracite coal from ST to 81. so per ton. Last
night the Exchange held meeting and put
the price up to IS. The reason alleged is that
the supply is short, thai bituminous coal has
advanced accordingly ard is from 81 to s. Pc
ton higher than it was early in the fall. In the
rural districts of the Northwestern anthracite
coal is selling from SO to $12.
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xLvIth CONGRESS-2d Session.

HOUSE.
The pension appropriation bill was ordered
printed and recommitted.
A bill allowing marshals and deputy mar
shals to take bonds in certain cases was pie ced
on the calendar.
The House refused to consider the electoral
vote resolution, and at 1.45 went into commit
tee of the whole on the private calendar.
At $50 o'clock the committee rose and sew
eral relief bills were passed. including pensions
to Marthy Jane Porter, Mary A. Simmons and
Dennis McGinn.
A communication from Gambetta, President
of the French Chamber of Deputies, in regard
to the exchange of documents between that
body and the United States House OF Repre-
sentatives was referred.
At43O the House adjourned till Monday.
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YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.

Col. Mattocks Appointed Commissioner
for Maine.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-The Yorktown Gen.
tennial committee adopted a resolution respect
fully asking the Governors of States to take
measures to secure sufficient appropriation
from the legislatures to enat le their States u
take suitable part in the celebration. STATE
commissioners were appointed to sup rintem
the arrangements IN the respective States, j.
cluding Col G. P. Mattocks OF Maine and Col.
S. Lincoln, Jr., of Massachusetts,.
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SENATOR KELLoGGs SEAT.
Why Mr. Manning's Case is Nearly Hope

less.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-It is now expected
that Judge Manning's credentials as Senator
from Louisiana Will be taken up ana disposed
OF by the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections this week, and that the kellogg case
will be reached and voted upon by the Senate
after short debate, before the holiday recess
There is no reason to believe he will be dis
turbed. Nine Democratic Senators have pri-
vately expressed their belief that lis case was
res odiudicata. In addition to this it is feared
that, should the precedent be established OF
going back to examine into the titles of ind-
viduals members of State legislatures, in order
to invalidate the title of q Senator for whom
they may have voted, the result will be a disas-
ter 10 the Democrats themselves. There is
testimony enough already in existence to throw
grave doubts upon the legality of many South
ern legislatures which have voted for Senators
who are now holding their seats; and the wis.,
est among the Democrats prefer to record them
selves in opposition to any attempt to reopen
these old matters.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph.I
LONDON, Dec. 10 l2.3U p. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds As, 1171a.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 1O-l2.3O 2. M Cotton NAL ket
in moderate inquiry and freel supplied; Middline
uplands at o5s; Orleans 1916 ;saies 10000 bales;
Speculation and export 1OUU
LIVERPOOL Dec. 1O-l2.3O P. M.-Flour 9s 6dG
12s WINTER Wheat at 9s 8d@l0s; Spring Wheat
at Is Sdd 9s 1Od California average 9s 2d99s lid;
Club do at 9s 9d@1Os Cd; Corn at rs Sd. Peas at
at rs. Provisions, &c.,-Pork at SIS: Beef at SIS;
Cheese Cos Cd: Lard 46s; Bacon 38s Sd Tailow at
35s at London 38s Sd.
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Indicted for Taking Illegal Fees.

GREENsBuRG, Ind, Dec. 10-The grand ju-
~ indicted all the township appraisers of De-
catur county except two, the county superin-
fendent of education and seven county officers
for illegally taking fees.
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Fresbets in British columbia.

VICTORIA, B. @, Dec. 10.-Tremendous
fresbeis hap- taken place on the main land.
Three ~.orn wheelers and the government tug
--sre swept away by freshet into Frozen
river among the ice foe. Much damage is re-
ported to wagon roads and bridges. Railroad
operations are almost suspended.
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Posi- OAK, Texas, Dec I0.-Last night six
mounted men made purchases to the amount
of 500 at Russell Bros store, then killed one
of the proprietors and fatally wounded the
oth
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE NEWS.

British Bark Wrecked and all Hands but
the Mate Lost.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec. 10 The British bark
Nonaburn of and for London, with deals from
Miramichi, was wrecked at ST. Georges bay,
N. F., on the 22d ult., and it is believed all
hands with the exception of the maet perished.
The captain died ON shore the 9th inst. from
the effects of injuries received.
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NEW YORK.

Another Failure in the Coffee Trade.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Bowie, Dash & Co.,
coffee importers, have suspended. 1t is stated
that their liabilities are 81, 100000.
Wages Reduced
ALBANY, Dec. 10.-Wages have been re-
duced 10 per cent. in the Boston and Albany
machine shops in this city.
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ACoal Famine in the West.

OMAHA, Dec. 10.-The cold weather has
caused coal famine at many points west OF
the Missouri river. Trains of coal at Friend
vile, Neb., and Grafton, have been seized by
citizens and the coal confscated. At the lat
ter place serious fight occurred with the
train hands.
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SENATOR BAYARD.
One of His Campaign Charges Pro-
nonnced q Wicked Falsehood.

nonnced a Wicked Falsehood.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-The Press will TO-
morrow publish letter from Geo. S. Bout
we'll, C. A. Arthur, Noah Davis and Roscoe
Conkling, referring to an editorial in the Press
of Oct. 29. in which it alleged that Senator
Bayard in speech referred to the case of
Phelps, Dodge & Co., who were compelled
some years ago to refund the governm ent
S267 900 unpaid duties, and declared that SEN
ator Conkling, Noah Davis, then district at
torney, Mr.. Arthur, collector, Mr.. Jayne,
special agent, and Geo. s. Boutwell,, Secretary
Of the Treasury, divided the money among
themselves. As no retraction has appeared
these gentlemen denounce the charge as a
ruthless calumny, wilful and wicked false
hood.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-11

NOTlCE.-For the past thirty three years
"CONGRESS'' Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. 1t has always been made pure aud
healthy, and is to-day without rival.
rH-Slade's English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-11
METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTy-FoUB
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Dec. IL, 2 A. M.
For New England,
Lower barometer, higher temperature, north
erly winds, partly cloudy weather.
Cautionary off shore signals continue at
Woods Hole, Boston, Section 8.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Death of a Noted Feuian..

Death of a Noted Fenian.
LAWRENCE, Dec. 10.-Capt. Timothy Dacey,
a noted Fenian and captain in the Fighting
Ninth during the war and long connected
with the State militia, died to-day. Capt.
Dacey was rescued with Col. Kelley from the
English officers at Manchester, Eng, in. 1865
for which rescue three men were executed.
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A Common Occurrence In Texas.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Dec. 10.-Captain
Payne's colony, well armed and 400 strong
have started for Indian Territory. A conflict
is probable on the border
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lBy TeIegraph.J
NEW YORK. Dec. 1O-Evening Money market
active and ranged between per annum and 1-16
commission; closed at =; prime MERCANTILE % paper at
long and 4SioG48lX for short Governments weak
at as@Hs lower for 1ss and As; others steady.
Railroad bonds generally lower. The stock market
onened weak and closed strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat
ed $4,000 shares.
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oOoION1 Doos tvs
The following we're to-dsy's quotations Of Butter.
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Sutter-We quote choice Northern and Western
creameries at 3o. 35c for fresh made and 26a28o
for summer made; fall made New York and ver-
mont daries at 70 q soc; and common to fair dairy
lots lSa22c; Western dairy packed at 24a27c for
choice, and 5d21c for common to good ladle pack
cd at 22t024c for choice and at l5G2lc for COM
mon to good; choice grades in demand.
Cheese-we quote at 13G 1312c for choice; 11a9
I21ac for fair 10 good; S(d1 lc for common.
Eggs are quoted at 28a3O, for Eastern: 28d29c
for New York and Vermont, 28G29c for Canada
AID Prince Edward Island; 28a3Oc for Western;
market firm.
Sweet Potatoes held at 1892 80 y Dbl.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain Market.

Grain Market.
PORTLAND, Dec. 10.
The following quotations of Grain we're received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
Chicago Wheat Corn" --Oats-
Time. Jan. Feb. Jan May. Jan. May.
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A Dark Day in Porkopolis.

CINCINNATI, Dec 10.-To- day was ono Of the
darkest days evef known. AT II o'clock this
morning the darkness was almost as dense %
on a cloudy nishs. Tne gaslights thrs ugho t
the city are lighted ia the houses as at night.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

A q. s. Marshal Shot Dead by Moon
sinner.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-While two deputy
marshas were serving warrants upon party
of illicit distiliers in Marshall county, Ala,
one of the officers, John Hardie, was shot and
instantly killed by jefferson Culbreath. Blk
shots we're fired at the other deputy, but he
escaped. Commissioner Raum has telegraphed
the collector to take the most energetic meas
ures to bring the vioators of the law to pun
ishment, an U. S. Marshals have been SINH
laply instructed,
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A Murderer Lynched.

BELLuILpE, Nevada, Nov. 1O.-Chares
Marshall, a noted desperado, who murde cred
an inoffensive old man Tuesday night, was
taken from the sheriff this morning BY the Cit
izsns and hanged.
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The ironwork for the new Chaudiere railway
bridge at Ottawa, Can, was seized Thursday
for valuation. The iron is valued at
$4,000.
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Robert Btockhardt Q prominent scenic
artist, died in New York Thursday.
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DEATHS.

In Saccarappa, Dec. TO- Ella May Ayers young
est daughter of James and Ellen A. Ayers, aged
years II months . days.
In Auburn, Nov. n, Hrs. Nellie, wife of Warren
Foss, aged "a yeas.
In iit,sfeid, Now 10, Nellie NJ. Maine, aged %
years months.
In Lisbon Falls, Nov. 26, Mrs AngelIne Avery,
aged so years months, of the late Rev.
Samuel Avery.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Helen Mar, from Sullivan for New York
which put in here Nov ~, after striking 4 sunken
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THE DOMINION.

Expelled Jesuits Settling in Canada.
MONTREAL, Dec 10-A number of members
of the Jesuit order, expelled from France,
lately arrived, have taken up quarters tempor-
ariy with their brethren in this city The
Seminary of Supice has provided farm of
800 acres for these exiles at Okla, and they will
go there next spring.
Execution Of a Murderer.
William Gray, for the murder of Thomas
Mulligan in September last, was hung in Jail
yard at Sherbrooke, Province OF Gu ebec, tn
morning at o'clock
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List of Vessels built in the District Of Bel
fast in 1850.

Schr j H Eels 144 tons built at Camden.
q Annie l. Henderson. 42S tons, at Camden,
=" Aus in ID Knight. 391 TONS at Camden.
g Robie Foster, 431 tons, at Camden.
'' Stella NJ Kenyon, 1916 tons, at Belfast.
g Nellie Pickering. 279 ,ons, at Belfast.
Augusta . Gross, 156 tons, at Belfast.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

New York, (JuLe 3O.)
Ar at Cowes 9TH inst, barque Hazeltine Gil.
key, Havre for New York, windbound.
Ar az Liverpool 9th lust, steamer Lake Winnipeg,
BerHson, POrLand.
Sid 7th. ship Lake Erie, Pitcher. Portland.
Ar AZ Melbourne 9th, barQus w II Bssse Barker,
Boston.
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ChicagoLive stock Marset.

(By Telegraph.]
Ga1oaso. Dec. 0-hogs-Receipes "a, 900 head;
shipments Coz head: the market opened generally
trrn closing easer mixed and light packing at 6o
CQ4 rs; choice heavy at S6q6 19.
Cattie-Recepts 4200 head shipments 2O00 head;
market o higher; exports at 6o46 Az; good to
choice shipping 1896 10; common to fair 6og
A 4C.
Sheep-Receipts 300 head;market easier;oommon
to medium at i; 5o94 90; good to choice at 40G
7h
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MA RRlAGEs.

In this city Dec. 8. by Rev. E. Y. Hincks Richard
Mcfarland of Saco and Miss Hannah Baldwin of
Portland.
In Harpswell. Dec. s, Eugene A. Mcfarland and
Miss Carrie A. Perry.
In Brunswick Dec. 1, William E. Fish and Miss
Abbie Clark.
ny Roberts.
In Bath. Dec. 8, SamI Packard and Miss Mary E.
Coombs
In Lowell. Nov. 25, Frank Andrews of Lowell and
Miss Fanny Durgin of Hiram.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, Sc John. NIB. via Fast
Sch Lucy Wentworth. Hibbard, Boston.
Sch Harriet. Kelley, Boston.
Sch Eliza Jane. Hutchins, Boston.
Sch Junetta, Thompson Boston.
Sch Charlotte Augusta, Holmes, Boston.
Sch Sophia Wiley, Hams, Boston.
Sch Valparaiso Jordan, Boston.
Sch Cabinet, Leach Boston.
Sch Lucy Ann, Maloney, Boston.
Sch Casco Lodge Pierce. kockport 3-
Sch Chalcedony, Thompson. Machias-cedar posts
and shingles to j H Blake.
Sch Toronto. Dority, Thomaston.
Sch Pavilion. Cove, Boston for Calais.
sch Freddie Eaton, Motz, Boston for Calais.
Sch Maria Adelaide, Kent, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Ruth Hodgdon, Stearns, Boston for Rock
lani.
Sch Petrol, Curtis, Boston for Ellsworth.
Sch Georgianna, Bray, Boston for Ellsworth.
Sch koamer, JORDAN, Boston for Penobscot
Sch Chas Cooper, Grey, Boston for Castine.
Sch Abby Thaxter, Hutchins, Boston for Winter
port.
sch w brown, Maddox. Provincetown for Rock
land.
Sob E A Elliott, Colson, .winterport for Boston.
Sch Minetta. Wade, Belfast for Boston.
Cleared.
Brig Henry B Cleavcs, Blake, Matanzas-Phin.
sch M Nj Chase. McLearn. st Pierre-master.
Sch Charles Thompson Odell, st John, NB-Gal-
lagher T. Co.
SHIPBUILDING-Geo RUSSELL of East Deeripp is
at work on the frame Tor barquentine of 5UO tons
for j Winslow q Co, and others, of Portland TO
be COMMANDED by Capt Andrews, now in charge of
scnr Fred jackson.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BOOTHBAY, Dec TAR. sch Lizzie Lane West
Searsport Tor bucksvlle. So; Judge Low, " heeler.
Pembroke for Boston; Cyuosure oeavey, New York;
Venture, hatfield. Hillsboro.
Dec o-Ar. sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton, Portland
Sid, sch E Nickerson, Pinkham New York
PORT OLYDE, Dec Gar, sch Abby Weld Gard
ner, Pembroke for Portland.
Dec Ar, sch Chalcedony. Thompson, Machias
for Portland.
Sailed, schs Toronto, for Portland; Jerusha Baker
for Machas.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-04

Americans are a very fOrgetful peO-
pie. In the summer thousands 90 20
the country for their health and come
home without IL.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-04

Ii j. almost impossible 10 make any esti-
mate in regard 10 the wages Of field hands
in Mississippi. for the reason that all
hand- are employed by the year and work
for = certain portion Of the crop. They
are all. however. provided with houses.
fuel, water. land for kitchcn-garden-. etc.
free of charge and inasmuch a. the en-
plOyer usually furnishes team, imple-
ments, seed. etc. and advances supplies. the
labOrer j. certain Of at least making a liv-
ing for the entire year. while the chances
Of actual loss are All incurred by the en-
ployer.
The senator has referred 10 the violence
and intimidation which he alleges have
been employed TO deter the blacks from the
exercise Of their rights a. citizens and vot-
ers. The sound Of martial music which
l0at- % ~ through that eastern door most
0pportunely suggests fitting response. II
he will step 20 that door he will see four
southern e0mpanies, full armed. uniform
ed, aud equipped. indeed with an the an
pointments VI war, two Of them from NV
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Let us examine some of the facts which
this table demonstrates. Take the State of
Illinois far instance, Il State wonderful in
its growth and development. Its pOpula-
ton above the age Of ten wears in 1870 was
| 800 sos, Of which 743,0lj were employed.
In Mississippi population Of Isl ,20G above
the age of ten years was reported, of which
number 3lS,S5O were employed in bread
getting. But, sir, let us compare the Sena-
sOr's own State with mine. Minnesota
according to the census of 1870, had Il pop
ulatiOn of 800, 5GS above the age of ten
years, and but 132,GJ7 of them were en-
plOycd in productive industry. | do not
desire to make point in this connection
against Minnesota, but only to show that
whatever else we may be, and in whatever
else lacking. we are an industrious and
hard-woAing people, which we would not
be, and could not be, unless we were Sc
cure in the enjoyment Of the fruits of our
order.
| submit another suggestive fact for the
consideration of the Senator from Mime
sofa. From the Report on Labor in Eu-
rope and America, by Edward Young.
Chief of the United States Bureau of sta
tistics, pages 7lj. 7lG, and AZ, the follow
ing figures are obtained in relation to the
average daily wages paid mechanics in the
States of Minnesota and Mississippi in
1870 and in 1874:
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WHEELER & PERSON.
CIoTHING
Is & 10 Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANS

Is & 10 Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS
iosI
u he country.
4 Black aud Blue Cheviot Suits, $40
PinceA Ilertsan Vosts,
Cashmere andbu Snts f''
Fancy Black Beaver Overcoa nd listers aTp
Fall 0vercoats 50 to-
Boys Slits to
ssrsdpn Isnn
sit I rprr
/ c. o
Wholesale clothing ' plantation and country Stores at ' iaas i as