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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

Nut CAKE. and one-half cups
sugar, one-half cup butter, three cups
flour, one-half cup sweet milk, three
eggs, three teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der, one cup of hickory nuts Chopped,
one teaspoonful vanilla.
WALNUT CAKES. -One pound of flour
one pound of sugar, three-quarters of a
pound Of butter, one and one-half
pounds Of raisins, one nutmeg, six eggs,
one wlne-glassful of wine, two quarts of
walnuts (before cracked bake in a
quick oven.
OATMEAL BLANC NANCE. delicious
blanc mango may be made by stirring
two heaping teaspoonfuls fine oatmeal
into little cold water and then stirring
III quart of boiling milk boil few
minutes; flavor; turn into molds when
cold; eat with jelly or cream.
To CLEAN HAIR BRUSHES. As hot
water and soap soon soften the hairs,
and rubbing completes their destruc-
ton, use soda dissolved in cold water.
Soda, having an affinity for grease,
cleans the brush with very little friction.
After well shaking them, stand them on
the points of the handles in shady
place.
INDIAN MEAL PUDDING. pint of
Indian meal cooked, one quart of milk,
half cup of butter, one pint of molas-
ses, four eggs, with little cinnamon or
nutmeg boil the milk, stir in gradually
the meal, mix all together and let it
stand two hours, add the eggs when the
pudding is ready to put in the oven; let
it bake two hours.
SUPERIOR SPONGE CAKE.-One pound
of sugar, sifted; half pound of flour,
rind Of lemon, grated, with the juice.
Beat the yelks very light and mix them
well with the sugar; add the lemon !;
beat them well together; add the whites,
beaten stiff; shake the flour in very
gently -should not be stirred when the
flour is we'll mixed. If in one pan, two
hours, if in two pans, one and a half
hours.
To FREsHEN PAINT.-Tea leaves may
be saved from the table for few days,
and, when sufficient are collected, steep,
and not boil, them for half an hour in
tin pan; strain the water off through
sieve, and use this tea to wash all var
nished paint. It removes spots, and
gives fresher, newer appearance than
when soap and water are used. For
white paint, take up small quantity of
whiting on a damp piece of old white
flannel, and rub over the surface lightly,
and it will leave the paint remarkably
bright and new.
To Boil A HAM.-Scrape and wash
carefully in plenty of cold water. Put
it to cook in boiling water enough to
cover it entirely, hook end up let it re-
main on the front of the stove till the
ham begins to boil; then put it back
and let it simmer steadily for three
hours. Take it off the fire, and let the
ham remain in the water it is boiled in
till cool enough to handle; then skin it;
put in bakingpan, and sprinkle with
about three ounces of brown sugar run
your pan in hot oven, and let it remain
half hour, or until the sugar has formed
a brown crust. This not only improves
the flavor Of the ham, but preserves it's
juices.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
Sir Richard Wallace.

Lord Beaconsfeld was DESTROYS of
making Sir Richard Wallace, who in
herited the late Marquis of Hertford's
estates, peer but the Queen, it is
said, objected, though SO many of the
first creations in the Peerage were lille
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
Circus Time.

"The circus is coming" remarked
Mrs. Goodington, laying down her pa
per, with no end Of trained horses and
caramels, hypothenuses and other bedi-
zens Of the forest and jungle. How well
[ remember the first time Daniel took
me to the circus As we entered the
tinted inclosure said to him. How
terribly the wild animalcules growl,
don't they?' I was eenamost frightened
to death till Daniel told me it was only
the vendoes of peanuts and prize pack
ages plying their rogation. '-BoSton
transcript.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21

quicker, is stronger than the yitriol, and
is just as safe, but its mode of applica-
ton renders it less sure. Ohio Fzr1ael.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
PRESIDENTIAL.
Names OF Persons Who Have Beer,
Voted for for President and Vice

t1lSlll, VI COURSE, Wef.
fore the people. Th
cessful candidates ar
PRESIDENTS.
1873 George W1dsbingto
John Adams.
John Jay.
r. H. Harrison.
John Rutledge.
John Hancock.
George Clinton.
Samuel Huntingto
John Milton.
James Armstrong.
Benjamin Lincoln
Edward Telfair.
1792-George WaShingtC
John Adams.
George Clinton.
Thomas Jefferson.
Aaron Burr.
1796-JOh91 adams.
Thomas Jefferson.
Thomas Pinckney.
Aaron Burr.
Samuel Adams.
Oliver Ellsworth.
George Clinton.
John Jay.
James Iredell.
George Washingtc
John Henry.
S. Johnson.
Chas. G. Plnckney
18OO-Thonoas Jefferson.
Aaron Burr.
John Adams.
Chas. G. Pinckney
John Jay.
18O4-Thonads Jefferson.
Chas. G. Pinckney
1808-JdnleS Madison.
Chas. G. Pinckney
George Clinton.
1912-Jdn1eS Madison.
De Witt Clinton.
1816-JaqneS Monroe.
Rufus King.
1820-Jan2es Monroe.
John O. Adams.
1824-John @. Adams.
- Andrew Jackson.
VIM. II. Crawford
Henry Clay.
1828-Andreac Jackson.
J. Quincy Adams.
1832-A1edrea0 Jackson.
Henry Clay.
John Floyd.
VIM. Writ.
1836-Md1'tin Van Batren
VIM. H. Harrison.
Hugh L. White.
Daniel Webster.
W. P. Mangum.
1870 VIM. FL. Harrison
M. Van Buren,.
James G. Birney.
1844-JdneS K. Polk.
Henry Clay.
James G. Birney.
1848-Z. Taylor.
Lewis Cass.
M. Van Buren,.
1852-Frdnklie Pierce.
Winfield Scott.
John p. Hall.
1856-J0nleS Buchanan.
J. G. Fremont.
Willard Fillmore.
1864. Lincoln.
J. G. Breckenridge
John Bell.
S. A. Douglas.
1854. Lincoln.
Geo. B. Mcclellan
1850. s. Grant.
Horatio Seymour.
1872-U. S. Grant.
Horace Greeley.
Charles O'Conor.
James Black.
T. A. Hendricks.
B. Gratz Brown.
Chas. J. Jenkins.
David Davis.
1876-R. B. Hayes.
S. j. Tilden.
Peter Cooper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
4 l.eaky Church.

Bishop Butler was once holding SER
vice in a dilapidated church in the North
Of England, and, storm coming on,
was nearly "drowned out !" by the tor
rent of water that filtered through a
thousand rents in the roof. He mildly
demonstrated at the leaky condition of
things, and suggested that the first SUI
shiny day should be devoted to repairing
the edifce. "But it doan't need1epair,
your Worship, when it doar't shower, !"
was the answer Of the worthy church
warden.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21

Geo. CLINTON.
Rufus King.
George Clinton.
Rufus King.
John Langdon.
James Madison.
James Monroe.
Elbridge Gerry.
Jared Ingerson.
d. d. Thonepkins.
John E. Howard.
James Ross.
John Marshall.
Robert G. Harper.
D. d. ThonopkinS.
Richard Stockton.
Daniel Rodney.
r. S. Harper.
Richard Rush.
John G. Calhoun
Nathan Sanford.
Nathan Macon.
Andrew Jackson.
Martin Van Buren,.
Henry Clay.
John C. Calhoun.
Richard Rush.
VIM. Smith.
Martin Van Buren,.
John Sergeant.
Henry Lee.
Amos Ellmaker.
VIM. Wilkins.
. r. NJ. johnson.
Francis Granger.
John Taylor.
VIM. Smith.
John Tyler.
r. M. Johnson.
L. w. Tazewell.
James K. Polk.
Geo. NJ. Dallas.
T. Frelinghuysen.
Millard Fillmore.
VIM. O. Butler.
Chas. F. Adams.
VIM. r. king.
VIM. A. Graham.
Geo. w. Julian.
Iao. G. Breckenridge
w ILL., IL. Dayton.
A. J. Donelson.
Hannibal Hdneljn.
Jos. Lane.
Edward Everett.
H. V. Johnson.
AndreaC Johnson.
G. HI. PeEdleton.
Schuyler Co!far.
F. P. Blair, Jr.
Henry Wilson.
B. Gratz Brown.
Geo. W. Julian.
A. H. Colquitt.
John M. Palmer.
T. E. Bramlette.
W. S. Groesbeck.
w. B. Machen.
N. P. Banks.
VIM. A. Wheeler.
T. A. Hendricks.
G. G. Smith.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21

New ORLEANS has shipped to France
and Italy within year 2, 400, 900 gallons
of cotton-seed oil.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21

The United States District Attorney
of New York city, at the instance Of
Collector Merritt, has commenced pro-
ceedings against the proprietors of fif-
teen ocean steamships for carrying more
passengers than the law allows. The
practice of overcrowding emigrant YES
sells during the spring months has grown
to be a gross abuse. The unfortunate
immigrants to this country have been
scandalously treated for several years,
and it is time that some restraint should
be placed on the greedy ship corpora
tions.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21

A GIRL at Enson, Dakota, was very
disconsolate over the loss of lover, but
was uncertain whether she really wished
to commit suicide. In order to test the
question, she let herself down into a
stream with rope, so that she could
either let go and drown, or hold fast and
save herself. She found that immersion
in the water did not make her desire to
live, and she discarded the rope. But
her suicide was prevented. after all, by
boatmen.
, 1880-07-23
THE CHICAGO TRT

4 Northern !nn'1 for tho Hrtt,n,l week Of ,luly
were 81. .;gat,HI, M IHtrsr,su uf *H,;rHn1
1n'ltnI1H. flluEnnnIhtr 4 Western earnings r,r
the l'fsf wtrk nf .1nlr rnw ~, Iucrtts VI Statj
I1nns'. MrN"lly & To- ,nly" prnfnptly Is4,tr,l
fhalF lh'nker~' blrt"tnry Of tl,r FnItr.t Htuipa
md thfsta sf'ttAn{ngH Hat pY t,inka nt,,l l,nuk.
nfa ntsH thu 'nrF"s Ut rralnl1e rnnI1prrrlaI ,uw-
ydrs recommended by The links rhi4 is II
se'''l-,ntHl nI,1'lfrntIun, nht Tin lrt.*rni wi.
ilnlr If c'lrrt"t' 'l'w't tu .iuly. Iaxu 1hg tnr.
liz vi THIS lnsfftrati0n ire txilHIHu ia wide er-
c"lnt!En. t'ne Of '1s stH'nl features /. II very
uscf'' condensation Df tho commercial lava uf
MI tho SImtrs.
WH nrr 1tnl"hsr,l IN afrssra. ". u, tsann 4 Co.,
" New ft'rls. f"r l'ntn1 ts,py uf Wi. III nr
thc!r tns'Hrsrhf mt Ftnslri't! ta,,1inirle. TnH
THtiitkI:, ia ftA nrstrr% tn,w nnl II "a Etnl 10
n"kmwc''v". la constantly tn,!ri,tr,l IN tho
thhD'ff'e fr fae.s nltl t'tIp'taIs TT pr,,nt vnue
tn thu csmncn'tHf un,l Investing t,l,l,l1e. The
tHf"hfflr FsH s"ry abIu rn,"'r. md tt- ,n'ws
nlH'llt securities uni snnntlfirs rp,.lrtn Il liz
,llsilenslhlr to bllstflstsa- lll,rt,
, 1880-07-23
THE PRINCESS LOUISE.

~ the Editor ~ taf t"te"n '''ou"f.
,COpouH0. Ont, .fnly E.-Unl!er existing eEr-
rnnt,,1tcs IL Ii n,,tll,1, to astpppso TINT uny-
,n,nt n t,, r., lin 1rtnrrs. rn,,fst, .,,,tttd In
se'ha 'u"' =" - ~. 80, t,.., ,
fcao ~!sh '''tesest ~ thc 'll.!'Ii"s l,nae, "to'
hnHcvrr. hive too mitch l'rln uclsGg III thD
Princess true nobility tr cln racter fu put fNlth
II M ,ix,,r ri r,,,,nr SIT nil,,ut hv Inn Iu,,,
~" ~ ~. .'... .!. No., - ,.,". I,.rtJ
'hie'' correspondent III the NJ" 1o'k 'ie'a.a' '
an goinE thu rnii1!tls Of the F,lI'crs HtIsce the
return pf her ltuyal IfIEhmss to CunatlH. sho
,a,,t ' ~ ~, ..,,, II, .,,,.
Hosa! 'ao'nef ~ ~ pe,'A'to ~ iu!"n ~, ' ,
don lIsteh't If returning 10 tcr hslsi,1lstt ana
homo IN Cunau; which rr,,l,eAt WIN stcrslly re-
fuxet t1,e u,.pn cpmtl,tr her ,ll1t,ut,ter to re-
i"ru ~ t, ,,1,t1.. tm ahn sn,rtt or n spurtn,,
mnther sending hnr ton iort'l ~ o'tt'e.
atsv Il, Ins,,l.,r ix hrr ,ntr,tprtuui s,,criurltv
s'"3 3 !" ~ .son ''. - 80" t.., ~ IT,, d., ,,...
aua hcr lhtehse hpI'tcclAt"" VI tno ~. "s'S'
whch It Is fltllcilhua to supi,oav cultl l'e It's
fully c,Iiuycd II, )tnwn M Il, gseut ft,ctrHpo-
IL. Ikr L,nutun nr'y,r pr3,,tp.sY auya tho tt,r-
,,,.n.,I,,,. ut, 49,, .,r ~, s,n,.ut ,,r,,, i,,
sssFo''"o"t' o'ie ~ s"o t"'.,F"' M.'" . -.
Engaiid ntih Oncn tho ,ntt*t hsERly cl'llashte'l
Kuthur swtrpLnu assertion. tIy thu wny,--Enr-
tit,,rlr M naf Il, +,,e xu,,,,, i,r,m+h n. r,t,,,
"' "'o " ~ m,'. o ~. It,,'. 49,, ,...,..
SUMS ner ~ hetH's 'l@e .he s'l'esI a'l' '''''a'
weak. minded 0f her Arx.
1t u,Iy jsu n line thing 10 Iiye nn,n,R the lul,n.
Jtnb,, ,y.w,,,ns ~ i'm, iii ,n.utcr.. IN ,v,,rr
;h ...',,' y. '"o m' w." ,,; ,,uI,. =.
"touah atu'llt'ss ~ !l*ten ~ 4t''a H"siet ~
, 1880-07-23
Tho tni,nwlnK quotations for tocnl securities
nrt. la.1ntteti t.y tho GhieMKtl MlnlnE Ilntrsl:

4 rtn,nrk III tho linnnrlul unl,,n,n Of tho Ia,ll.
tlnn Tunes, rpfnrriux tn "tlit almost complete
abstentn .ll tim purt ut tho Investor, Or ut tho
outside speculative rabat,', rrn Hsnck isxni,a,IKo
operations" shows that i,p u within IL fortnight
ut lnuNt tho rtllatit tlMts' ns horl I,l.lrt ltku
TINT III New York.
Tho proposal IT. rsluee elevated railroad lures
tn liyu cents wus tiefrattHl ny n vnta nf nix tn
fiyG nl thr Metropolitan directors yntnE uRisltlHt
t., and tho Two New Y0rk dlrccsOrs vutllK In liz
fGvor. Frcsltt,!t Harris. tho thrtecnth tnu,nlMr
of thu lAHlrs,, AI,l not ytte Tho advocates nf
tho reduction sny tat th0y will brfNE ~ fli0
ulatscr agatu, ind sone Of thoir opponents r.'-
fcss to fMyur l,wer fntca, hut belluyb thAt until
tho consolidation Nf tho c0npnulps hMs been
ctfcctctl tho reduction should nut lr ,ua.ie,
Tho rise In cal stocks. tho Tril,une sAys, IL adl.
t!ttCl tn bo tho result simply III clique Euye-
n!ents but 1t IL tlsnl0htable thnt fnr this t!e tho
citlue hns full cuarNl 1T tho J,rces at,l that aR
yrt liz 1unlars E,Iyo 1llet with NJ, nppDsIt!nn to
thnlr nlntes1ent.
I ltnilT1'ul earnt1xs recently seportcl:
Thu tsttnntctl cArngs of tho Hannibal 4 Vt.
..lnseph asaltrmd Eonlpn,j for tbs seuolnl week
in July, 1sx1, wore $:ty9i, nnl for corresponding
week IT lE3b, $...bip. Inrrc!se, Fi0+ls. Inorcasu
.rr,n jAn |. lASl $:aih ,a1i.
Tho kr.sss eMrnlnlfs OF tho Louisville 4 Nasl,-
vifle !tulrnul ton,ntisy Tor tho Are'Nti week III
July werp: lKs. SlI 4U0; tS.n *4t 4Ai; tnGrg..ac,
*Elba}. lmrtrasa tor tho ,lrst alt.i second weeks
III July. lSs, Ovor sanl0 lrtod ln l57V, alnouuts
~ $l:sl, los.
Tho earulugs ef the Burlington, Cedar Aaplda
, 1880-07-23

REA14 ESTATE,


The follnwinx instrumental wero flea for rec
ord Thursday, Jmly ~:
rirr PROPERTY.
VII ssio ay II ssst 4, .'%"s ss d a9s: as
rsit t':; n, @ lii il III" iioyno. L si*s ii f'
.,atsi Juiy =, tsHtac to .nIn!. 1m
Ss fsss "y 4 .s t. 4 h;ana h! II s,
"f!i;!a @ 81 Il iy'" t. I'll su. s;l & Ma; 8
Sfs !f';!s + Il Il tis%;y w i:.s
u%" 7; Z 1t WiaI,. ;;d H. air 'u'o
" 5aiy ssasiur Il ah"::sry i" ji'' siss
sy; Iii; i Ii: ;ss
Il ss iii, +: T. j. ::i ="
Mf:!sis: Il. .s.od iii; II, Il. ". Se~e"a'i'' IN
'Ssy {: II i a%sa: ss t. a'sss s'a s;s
0 # s$S Iii; & Si'ii l. Ill IL ta;:ss il ai
TS:i $;s II yi III Ii sG%Si
"'$': Il + 3;;;iS;: i:;,;$S .
c;$S $sss iii; if j S; il S;; Il ;s!; i:
Sf:{ $;;;Sii*|5| ;Sy }ss i: sSss;$ S%s
ri \ $a Y " fSiS
III; !;5 issi II III; ii Il II A;i;Es:. L is: is
Ai$$ s;:a /: iS;$ & ;:s;i&s'' %I
.s'sS'; $ss iii; III Il %%s ii: 4 fjsssS;i;;
,ks s:'!s !,i !; r. !;!!'..nH9 Il ii sa'
NJ; i {ss;s;s i Sssi iiSS il i$SS
, 1880-07-23

CATTits-lt m ac.tve dny III this branch Of tho
Mve.stack tsndc but tho tons OF the market was weak
a'ld mt few sales wero made NJ honethnE Oh from
Wednesdays prices. Tho weakness sfoso frnm th&
fnet thht tho receipts continued uavy. tie fEenh
rtvnls amounting to ratIIer nuro than GAn while th&
ton for the expired part OF tho weok nearly au
MrRrr thAn for tho corresponding ttno last weak
Prices held UP much better than thcr any reasol
10 expect. however. tho change In Fniues not bon&
Shhcttntly suarktd 10 MarrnHt change In quotations
Inuunlty the ocrinKs rorp such to leave l.ttit
room for complaint. More primo to choct
cattto were oaered thAn il often socI
Mt this tlmo OF ycns, and thu
gennrnl average wns unqucstlonably bc.ser than IL
any fnruur like period. EalcB OF shipping
steers Hese principally ut t.2;aA0a There werea
nAmher OF snlcs ut AGs4t9 to cxporters. The !atta
si S* E sas Il M sssd ~
$ ~ Ssss s TN s$S ssssy:is +:
] u ss a. .o os %aes e ass:
ssS ii. f Sssx 5 $ s Fss e
QUOTATIONS.:
ExiEa !euves-t'r"duh rteers. Weighing l.40
choSs iiss9s,
ss.@s s;sass, @ssS: %sDta
Nss;s ssscis in iair fs;i, 9saI: ~
1'sass. ''s ID s;a Sn aaa a''1
stosE Gatsacamiaon al liz, Weighing i'd u
snG ifa co1s. slio:s :saas
DuHA lHH tCalnHnk
IGxHH Cnttle-Thtuugh lT0rea IN8tk.N
Vcns, pUr i1 a2a&0o
Calculations based upon tho statistics Of 1s7B show
the meat supply Ut tho four principal Australian col.
nHlHs III Tint ycMr to have beon LOO catt&o and
y. .4tI1n .h.rr The pupnation 1f tho colonies ln.
S'E trd of Ga{. N wilon The atatst!cs xeVe eas9'
nn.ufi riuAdt. and Tho annual consumption at ora
tnni.d por Jay for erssy Man. woman. md child.
of a. tl E1H4 9nunds. o. ~ "! to.a, saIs NJ. ufdi
tn export 1ttIl snaep lnd i.A0 cntts weekly. This
would ch!pln} fEat OF HTG stoHnlgtA weekly e&ch
carry hU catCasaes Ut mutton and @ caEcAxIes Of
, 1880-07-23
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcrc tho receipts and ship
nents OF tho IentlinE articles of produce In this
city during the twctty-tn1r h0l,rs ending Mt I
o'cloue Thuratlny morning and for the corre-
sl.olitiinH trMu last year:
, 1880-07-23

RfsWEItIN, ;
LONDON, July @@::.-Cmlza!s. W LII; accotlnt,
NJ .I.l8.
American xccuritIea-New 6s. l0aE; ths, 1i4lt;
t4, t!2t: T1lInuis Central, ll0; l'annsytyan!a
Central. 61hi Eric. 43a, sces'tlls, Ass; kcad"
my. bA.
The bullion In the Ehluk of England tiectT4se4
tEhNW .lurtnY last week. Thu prOJM.rtipM nf Tho
l{luk Dr EnYlanA's resoryu to la liability II ss
Ilur cont.
NGslrly tssN. .uD1 III gold bus icon b'uxht H. tho
open lnlrkut during tho lust fow dnys for ahip-
uient Il. Now fnEk.
RaAs, July x, :,-~ltcntes. Ef 1so.
, 1880-07-23

HfVtIa3 1J{JpdffH " 4Hd FHItt91 7TtbHFf.
l!nsToS; ;!Mly s:.--ihlh wnS IN oit tl"y l,i the
wus tluwr, An,l thu trstlls.rtiofis. IN csan,arrl
VIII, tls,so of ycstuty trtnstsayl.. worn stnu,l.
.,s IT. H. ilulls wuru ,,l,Irt. Atciisul tItxt II
s.ll at llk;; do g.,a,,.nturl, It0i; l.lttlo stxk
!ilst y. .a'!s Chlcus,h ilur,nHt1Ii y lnnoy n
Wisconsin, Valley II. i'm; lstcr1t t!ts, i<tA;
!!nr!t!l & I:r!e is. @31.Qtsi; Sew York Now
t;ibHtll1Itl Is, IEk
ltis1a.tIs syurc dull aull Inclined to wcnknesa;
Salltll,aky ectl ut IN IL; Flint wita ilu,y 10 215
bill 1tto It.ok slrelll'e! 4. +;A; chc,!xo, isr.
iIx" Iyar ,%s, tta , y ; as'ItGtsts Nsrsa
vMllry deferred ii; EIlstrrn, nv; AtrhIsnn,
llt!t4, lNllan,l pn'frrrsl, 20! atHxrnM Irlltrnl
si.s,', viii vi i is.r re..t },se!uluu1.
Thu nint1,X al,H'ks w.r. showing u lhftcr feel-
tlx thnu my utiler clHss. but ns n Wholp wert
wlthnit especial feature.
III lbs tIfstet, 4Issatatift l'ftal.
1}DHrs>S July .!-Ilie cit,s,lH Stock tlu0tAtlunA
, 1880-07-23
1AIt{}YfA8{JNS.


HOG rHODlCrs-Wu iuGlurately acttye. nnd
agnIn stronger. They advanced In rynImeh5 Ntt1t
hogs, which werh In rather taaIl supply. Thera
little Change In tle tnHa ~ Adrces from nt'er lnts
Tho nHtA0tU ths1 tu lark mas Hecas!e junt In
this prices fur Uctubee delivery. i'nrtIcs H'A short
for t.at month III tho horo VI making good tlssr
Ihssus August and nuw lNKtnM!nx to s)1islk that
tlle deal Ii n efuctAully ctEnBre for ono hunth
tho bter. l.nrt nnl IeAla wtte In Gott0r dBmatld
tho hitter bel,K NniGl fur expert, with Fnnors Ut
severn! transactions that worn not niau uubl!c Tho
tcl,t,rtel sl.Ip,lphtA Ut uraduct woro small
aa,S" tho tntc;i lsfitss of Ne.us.lay, III 9Ii:xs
Ij,I1 far spunt i0ts 'sslcr Auvu*i. tlikstsi1 FUR
kUpte,bsr, uud tltD fur uctahur. thp Initur holnY
relatively strnnH Ennh nta WeFu al1t!1elY nlnR NJ
Aihut tlI7t1aU to ml!ppers t'e* AnrA taikrtst Ut
Kt lFIx Keller August HIN! sht 1huQ Lfls ket0F
b9pa9Mber ~ <s tl;E}4s 40 urls s1lIns ttGttfbu!
si3 H ius ~ brta keltsr NDyribHr ~ fl "! nB4
~ urls sellur thu yrur Ut 4Au!tttAS. T1n!. I+@o
brIs.
A.l0ys tho !atUst ttcea we.iAussIny, ~
inr r'nna tot. spot ur eu1lss Auxust A4 fIha<tlAl
xter H..ftvn1hEr. kAfrs wrT1 r0lEiel ~ ~ leS sst
ut fn!Its ALL les HHl!tr August tlHl"'Alt .UntcH
AgAr hrptunber nj AtKfaI!ts MI l.1u kcs su1r t1la
ynAr Ut *tass..tA Tusni iAunt tea.
AEArh-AIIyaner tis4e lr h1 It's IN !otu! fue9fts.
win earre.N..!gx sTalist Il e4paft suts aas:
Akt; a HaHGs li!1 s.1td shnrt c!tFsAt ?s3t zMD ~.
1tn, &at~ ~ aulltr AuKAAt. 1nd NlAka ~ snlluF htp:
itmbrTt 3hu a atfrn tlA.* tA liss NJ f1alN pet ~
th4 FtrpH VI l1aatllH cuts III iuentk Wua abuut VI
inllDns Ut 0'cIock fur parl,y.cArcd ints:
, 1880-07-23

nsss .ae iNouSlnA TINT n,,w htyG their rest and
ilrn,t destroyed by complication ~ liver ami
kEsy e.nnplatnts would Hlvu Nnturc's rs1nu.ly,
NryA ''" tFla4' 'aeS "a"'a w sl'eea''5
, 1880-07-23

uiIt.s ave 70 !ong prescribed tho thnkess' Hursapv-
: ..essse49 ..estfs.u usg4s, n, T., GilmRntou, N, Il,
, 1880-07-23
Fur ,,,s veos -. 5ss7u S t:;s ;s4a,s 'Si{l E;;E
IEbv'ly ropurteh. .1ta,1Sf ls,AhAH l7b.1tht

Slncc LHl. .s29s.hs.txl sl7ttala!Esl slS'UIi.EU
ChcA4o bunk cleartl,gs were stts0,0Il Uls-
cn.lnts wpru HIGHT ut 4Gf PR cent III tatl. nth
~ rer rcnt III tiIMc. New rnrk cxrlmnYo WIS
sold hctw,a'1, lIks ut ,a1Q..ia Vs'r El,tNI tlaa-
tnllnt CnuntrY unlors fur currency wers B,nal.
ttHlk Gnl,Tty liiH werr st,|h ut 1les, Mnd 1'lt;
District nr Columbia Il1s 1T uk \ n.'w nGt1vty
IL nniteesl In Exposition alnck, which in II htl.
tlanbpr Vt Commerce stnelk IL III l,t, and III
uske4s.
Tho fuljowug tl,,tlutjons for lncnl securities
, 1880-07-23
Tho specie IN ttc Hunk ot Frunce fns In
CrcusGh l,i,i',THr t!rn tulst wrrl.


TIE !fbNH1 "'tHII+
t)m the thlrnx. Mining I!lr't there ucr,, snlns
nf IN thrts OF sirrn, NJ ~; IN s1nrcs NJ
Ah".antlmsh sauinon ut :!1i', a.M ~, anrcs Df
Shenandoah preferred nj +ai.
WHY lHisrOS II AHEAD.
TIC mlrltlE astHk business ts not ilin,r!sl, ut
Snw fnrk nr tbhnHs, ia well ns II tltx,a Mt ilo..
TIM. This Scw s'nrk .fd"r,vh " tnmn'r:rv says:
New fnrk. NJ II ,!nss. ,,rr fur letI,nl my sr,n
humber Ut Crt In tEr otENr rntn:ht.a t,f lIsl-
Mess which ttHiT nut nrt' !l.itlrshIng lher4..
linking advantage nf tII0 sIraftlIpss of tf,s New
fHrk tj"l4tbrs. ihrlr 1at.aipn hrs.thrru mr.
gradually MilrlNE ltita nt1 HiHts' IF tiir tt'st
Hin1nH INTERESTS f.r TINT city, Tlr ill<fnt Id
rf'fftrr prhsF Nrlr tw stlfttttns f .II4ntnH s,tt
mining tntt ths& fa pnslh.tts IN fit~nn. II pr,+
pGr+ tl!rr' 1halI4i. It Fl well tl."rtsi4 an will
krrp III dining IN Actrrsllf,t.r with III, itulli.
i1G business lHw which the niiIng mn, t,( Nnw
fork md Chf:nH, hRvr.t,nt vel ttnttnl n,tt.
EEw vtlilk,
Spfeiat Dsphteh 10 me CHitnqo Tribune.
NEw fDItE. .lnty :s.-l}usn.ss Mt TIM Mining
tHlrtl FlA ntttvt', without tlnrlAl ciiat,3t. lii
t'rit"s. fhc ciusng nll'ntAl tt.p'nt!sns wt.1::
$s:i ] x
r., .t frk; Il n ar, M1.,. ,t
y;H,;',.,'y" ;.n,,. ss.f Ss.rt.
:."..,i',sa vi1siaist nis ''.:ii:ieii.
thrysplia.,...,....h hh4t Mnhhy. ..........,.... ~
!liI!Hx itHikH3".. ~
s.'.r.'." IEsAstk; .......'.'s..' Et4
i!HIaEu. ..f..,..+..".M t!rcht l.nrttr... %
!iukli i::-::,..:......fi1 l!;rrrn slnnntnn.... I'D
s'rHfuM sh..s...sh l1 |Motet.-''. .....s..... II
litliD tftlhI hI..++..s.....
11ikSkfN Ltktft FFttts
, 1880-07-23
M0n SALES.

tilEEta-NHrG In fulr tn1Ha nd 1t unchanged prtea&
f,.uH Tho suvstAx WAS lvxs nsm thu on tbs aAsiaE
deysn !lts wuuk. We quote poor ~ oholos u &a08
4.Ia pur ill NJ.
sGEKF bALhK. '.' =
Ee 4s. rr!st. ! I'M A. ! CIR r. Asr,sesh I, II
S.:::::|S! RI: St'aiS,; u EraaIB 3 d.: . III
, 1880-07-23
f;ESEl,AL MARKETS.

GitEESE-T!Iprc wis csA excitement tl,rn Un thu
,frrrch9 taJs nf tile week. but h1,Atrh,et Df tho
Ermvss wilt which stsIckr wueb held. At this rout
ind Throughout tho West kt.eks nsc exceptionally
tlxl,t fur s rtHsnn. Ant drnsrs cxpress cnilicncu
IN the stability u prices. Wequota:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-18

Tie genial Capt JAS Fleming Of
Nashville was IN town this week.
BF Pinson of HornLake Miss, is
visiting his infant daughter Nellie
who IS very III.
Next Thursday the 25th Is a
National Thanksgiving day.
Rev Mr. McCutchen Will hold
services that day at the CumbeT-
land Church.
Geo. Hardin Esq. Of Somerville
attended Circuit Court. This pop
ular gentIman has hest Of friends
in tins County.
The Middleburg Feast Melted
one hundred and sixty dollars.
Jesse Normant Esq. is SICK at
home with measles.
Rev John \. Butt and his tai
ented son A. L. Butt exhibited
this week in town for the benefi t
OF the Methodist Church their pop
uIar and beautiful paintings rep
resenting the vision of St John on
the isle of Patmos. it was rare treat
We bespeak for them cordial
greeting wherever they so.