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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

gOow PsAs-U Under . liberal supply and little
choice mixed 4-@l 20. good mixed u 1901 Is.
low mixed Id. whippoorwill e-0l oe.
pouLT1Y-WeSt0rn grown Cnickens o3 1874
y dozen. young do e26Oe5. ducks % eo0S -.
geese 100 70 turkeys sl.S 3 dozen Il nSs sss
20, ducks % 50@s. geese $500. turkeys 80.
Ea0s-Westorn -012c y dozen. LOUISIANA
WOOL BURY l4oioc y D. Louisiana clear no
SOC. clear lake 3403sc.
OouNTRY H1DEs-Tone better: green sslted sn g
sxSsscs 2, g. ! dry nint 14s@ishc' dry sased 1880
OrTT HiDrs-Tone better; 70 y and up. ? z:
kips, il to 80 b. s@8kc: cut. scatred. grubby
hides and kips. 2c on. 76e@91 a,.
TALL0W-hrm: country -@6hc. clty -0oAc
BEEswAx-ls@9oc y n.
HoaNs-Ox horns. prime. each -0sc; COW 90
Moss Mixed 2x@sc = D. grey lk09Kc. black
fEATHrns-ss@soc p b.
COAL
pTTIBBuD0-TOs steamboats, soc y box. Eeta1l 0Oc
y bbl. wholesale S6c. bt. Bernard lOc Dox 10
AIABAMA.-Pratt is selling at eS p ton. 1000
b; A5c Y box to steamboatsi retailing at 6oc >
Dbl. Helena ig selling at % y ton. 1000 p !: re.
falling at SIC y bbl. Montevallo is selling at
q 20 y ton. 2O0O b retailing at $50 , bbl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL DToREs-Pttch - 2b@2 80 bbl. Tar -
oseo bbl; Rogln " 2s@s 70 Dbl Spirits tur-
yard 2A n -@i2kc; baling twine l7@-c nn;
OoTToN TIEs--Tho Arrow tie - 30 bundle.
Grip tie % 26. Acme tie ~, Triumph tic y 80.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUsTEEs' SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States.
for the District Of LOaislana.
No. 7ss7.
EDWIN D. MORGAN AND JAMES A. RAYNoH.
Trustees and Receivers,
vs..
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TRxAe@
RAILROAD COMPANY tsuccessor). U
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUrLER..
EFT AIS.

Under AND By VIRTUE OF THE DE-
- cree OF the said court. duly made and en-
On the iiith day 81 March. A. b. isso and nnaes:
the powers contained in q mortgage or deed 81
sna ay sasS11a R.,aas as 6o NsS
cessor OF the company first above nerned. eoil
the first day OF January. 1869. and which has
he said Decree we Edwn B. norsn r. snd q
at public auction to the last and hishest bidder.
ence Of Francis 4. Wooifiey. the special ss msatsr
appointed for that purpose, on SATURDAY.
the twenty fourth day Of APRIL 4. D. 1851. q the
Custom House building on Canal streot ~ fhe
city OF New Orleans, in the Ht .te OF LouisianS..
all and singular the entire railroad Of th9 said
Of Mobile. In the state of Alabama. and and wv NM
Orleans. Ia the State OF Louisiana. and between
the said cities. within the States d LoulSiana,
and personal property Of the said corporahon
Of every nature and kind whatsoever DESCRIBED
81 of h II me If er@f q q tas
erwise. Included In the same and from whom.
n g. he E hs sss
rails. all Of The engines cars. tenders. oiicss.
houses. enaine-houses. warehouses, frslsht-
houses. water tanks, wood sheds. socton-
houses. wharves. landings. platforms. naaehine
turs. % we'll as al Of the fuel. railroad ssoros
and materials on hand. owned. used or Qccu-r
pied for operating or doing the business o1 the
dred and eighteen shares Of the capital stock of
the Pontchartrain Railroad Company 81 tho
State Of Louisiana, ana the decree Of thes
ssd ar oSqrf 81 ths hssasss sss e russs &C. saa %
said -Pontchartrain Raiiroad. Company. 81
s TsSassy y syd r 5 T I'll e a9 ab bs
said decree. And also all OF the additions, am9-s
The New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railfosd.
OF every nature and kind whatsoever. which the
and. receivers. Including. ali Of the bulldln9S.
tensnces e q the Orsoso,e g e Works ct West Pasca-
The said railroad ts completed and In opera.
tion between the cities OF Mobile tn the State Of
Alabama, and IN and through the states OF .Al9e
New Orleans. "a the State Of Louisiana. boin9
In length lA1 miles. more or less. exclusive q
with tie said decree. Viz: Cash 70 ths hishsse
bidder on the spot: but under the decree 4torq-
said majority or greater number OF the bond
er% an u aSreemsnt mel TO to BED be died With the I'D
Master ten days prior to the sale) may DurGhage
al Of the said property. In accordance with tho
' Any bidder. der % Except the said majority Of bond
required TO deposit IN the hands q ne aid
1sfE y Re- hf 6sd s% o sss Sso.e
will be considered or an adjudication made "
nss. ss i # &. Is H::s.1 ::s s u s s
''''' : . ''' 7 ji$as agqsas nGasAe .aa
=. 4. r'Ssoscsis %ocrF1s7t!s sRS - zass
mnll 10 AD2A 0p00oA 090g4Es
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
rRUsTEEs' SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States.
for the District of Louisiana.
No. 1857.
EDWIN D. MORGAN and JAMES A. RAYNoB..
Trustees and Receivers,
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TKxAs
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY (Successor), s
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUT.
LER EFT AIS. It'd

TTNDER AND By VIRTUE AND IN 40.
~ cordance with the terms OF decree Of
foreclosure entered herein on the ffth day Of
March. A. D. 1880. and under the. powers CON.
tanned In mortgage or deed of trust dated
October 8. 1873, duly made and recorded by The
New Orleans Mobile and Texas Railroad Conn
pany. knowa and described In the prcceedinse
az the SECOND MORTGAGE. we. Oliver Ames a44s
William s. Williams. Trustees thereunder. will
sell, In bulk and for cash. to the last and high
est bidder. subject however to the liens prefer
ences and prtorities OF the deed Of trust exe-
cuted by The New Orleans. Mobile and Oha&ta-
nooga Railroad Company of the nrst Of JanQ.
ary. 1869. known and described In the proceed.
tngs as the first mortgage. on SATURDAY. tho
twenty fourth day OF April. A. d. 1850, at the
entrance to the Custom House building on Ca
nal street. In the city Of New Orleans, in the
New Orleans Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany. whether the same be In the cities Of New
beyond the city OF Mobile and within the States
Of Alabama and Tennessee, and also all Of the
real and personal property described or CON.
pretended In the said deed Of trust, together
with all Of the rights. privileges. franohieeG.
immunitfes, corporate or otherwise. Included
in the same and from whomsoever derived.
pursuant to the said deed Of trust No. '-',s
WILLIAM 8. WILLIAMS. VT
OLIVER AMES, s3.5ss
mill to ap2A Truatoea
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
FUTURES

opened quiet. ruled easier at noon and closed
quiet. The sales summed up $500 bales. includ-
Ing 2loo between calls. against Q total Saturday
OF l7oo bales. including ASo0 between calls. Tho
largest single sale was 100 Mays at the nrst call
at Is OF. The movement in Mays comprised sloo
bales. at an average Of 12s7. against 1903 ON
Saturday. and the last transaction was at II %,
against 1901 on Eaturday-quite falling OF In
price.
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures OF the following quotations
at the closing calls are the bidding rates to-day
and the outside figures the asking rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
HpOra

With the steady feeling at New York and the
Improvement at Liverpool. az well as a fair de-
mand here. spots we're stready throughout the
day. The sales comprised 1000 bales. exclusive
Of 1900 on Saturday. The supply was fair and
the assortment moderately good.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
$500 bales. including 1900 after b. n. Saturday.
Market steady. Stained h@hc less than
white Of the same class.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

COFFEE MARKET AT RIO DE JANEIRO.
1eesrs. Hmall b %. received tho following
telegram to-day from Rio do Janeiro vie New
York: Receipts Of coffee since preceding Sat-
urday. 5000 bass: purchases for Europe. n 600
haGs: purchases for the United States. 10000
bags: average daily receipts. TOO bags: prices
Of r. g. u. or good average oargoes. R's susoo:
stock Of cotEse. 10000 bags: exchange 22Kd,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURUTTuRE

III n. 6IEBaECHT, No. - R0yaI street. hao
11s Just returned from the North with ono Or
the most compiete selections OF artistic furnl-.
ture. ornaments. etc. Gall and examine fhas
splendid selection OF SatinS. Brocatells. oof0e
lines. Raw SILKS. Embrotderiee, Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles IN PapsE aans!nRss sI ut tho most nQas
SOuahle pktGag oo166
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

July fand August Z ls-s9d. August and Sep
tember IL. sad, September and October Z ID.
OctobeEtand November "a. November and De-
cember Id. December ID.
HAvRE MARKET,
Quiet and steady. Quotations.-so francs for
Tres Ordinaire tspot) and 80 for Low Mlddling
tfl0et9.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
Average sales.-
To-day. Sat 'rday
-----SjlO00.
To day. Saturday.
DETAIL or SALES.

Bst,oesn FIRST and Second Calls May. 100 at
1920: 100 at 1898: June. 100 at 1903: total 600
bales.
Second Call May. 500 at 1886: 100 at II 96 !;
June. 100 at IL. 0b; total, 500 bales.
Bsttcesn Second and Third Calls-April. 200 at
1856 May, 1900 at 1895: 100 at 1896: 100 at IL ~
total, 1900 bales.
THIRD CaH-April. 100 at 1884 May. 200 at 1896 :
total. 800 bales.
After Third Cau-May. 400 at 1896: total, 400
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Tho agents Of tho Nsw Orleans. Chicago and
o. Louis Railroad Company report to Col. D.
q. 1orey, freight agent. that they estimate that
there will be 2s.777 bales OF cotton received at
the various stations OF the road from the drst Of
March to tho nrst Of September this year. Last
pear the actual amount received was 10. .esi bales
during the same time. The full account will be
found In the news columns,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS COMPARED
WITH THE CHANGE IN THE PRICES
or IMPORTANT ARTICLES OF CON-
MBRCE
IN. Y. Public, March 1871

lN. i. fuDllc. MarCl 10
hogolume Of business at the different cities
III Ncok and In March. 1879 may be pref 5ao.y
sNu1D0re13ith the change 10 the prices Of I'm
p0T1npt 41ticles OF commerce. Thus New o..
ES1a 1seh lsEksly IN cotton, but Tue inc.,s,a.st
n K 3<0 1Gtoe0f that article. since the middle II
3xxI& 1CgA - bseE So pet cent 80 fEAi tha3
60 Gne6n realiy represent smaller trar s-
IT 6o &141ltlIies, 90 lar - the exchanges
& AUo 0 4 e6fton irad5. Again. Chicago
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
vd Cau-May. 200 at 1896: total, 400
DOMESTIC. MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW 1V1h MAQNN1s
1poTs-Opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet at saturdays rates. The regular saies
comprised o62 bales, and the deliveries on con-
tract 400 bales.
Quotations-Ordina II T. -l6c. Good Ordinary
l2kc. Strict Good Ordinary 12kc. Low MiddlinR
Drssps 3 so sad HMaddT Mddas \, Tesa MsnS
FuTuREs-Opened steadi.r at noon and closed
steady, with sales OF 1l6. 900 bales
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

IOur quotations Of Domestic and Foreign
Markets are from tie closing telegrams and
our Cotton stdtistscs from the Ncao Orleans Cot
ton Erchnm0e1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
FINANCIAL.

fOwr quotations Of foreign and domestic m0r-
nets are from the closing tele0y0ms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
VIOVB ~ uOOU 10 Y UOIs
GRAIN AND FEEDSTUr1N.

0nITs-0o0d choice 1S,
RYE FLouR-es so6s rs y bbl.
0RAIN AND FEEDSTUTIS.
[O,v quotations are for tcholesale lots on the
landing. Dealers JOB at the folloacing aduance
from store: Corn 2D4c per bushel, Oats 2O4c
per bssshel. Bran 5071lc per 100, and Hay 81
@S S1en per toni 1n s.u.-r, ,.,r .nn,,, ,.,r Il.
mand % and d steady. white @ 1esscs. es'i White m mixed I
-@sAc. yellow ESQ. yellow mixed ssesAc y
o4zs-Ip !, fair supply. fair demand and easier
.Ia 4 T. iss1 sqpDly moderate demand
and lower: e choice @ suSas ton. BRINE 0s sisSls.
= e1Sssse Sgs4 es.s.s.l.e,s 4. .,s.s e. for mixed y
BULK WHzAT-None here. 6alable at q SO
! IS " ousnel' pRoy1s1oNa
Ykolssals: ycbss.s prices are ss9soc per- per- o5l 81
more, and HOIc higher per lb.
PosK-si2 900 bbi for new.
BRRAx1AsT BAooA Ordinary sk07c. choice
BAoox--shoulders go. clear rib sides .
7h-@e y b. clear sides TIC.
Ss sess rs :iass sS sesa
a1xs- oanvased- Choice small lc@loho = y.
IAsD-Renned In Heroes 7xS-c, refined in
ssds1ca IN nails
sli 5o9i2. extra prime 10 soaii. rump pork Sio
S SB EsS se:s sss ssss q
tongues A@1Kc apiece. Pigs feet d 10 = kee.
= 3 Esin; and sSS .ss Dbl .,oa,,
half bbl. D"'A D0l' 1u1sou n"AA'' - 1'.' "
Burrra-we ouote: "@oVnssa. Wsssern creamery. fam
~ ~ nr@a 1sss7 M GoA da dairw cSn;ce asas
dairy ds!ry isis 70 Food sesal: western dairy. choice
good 5000, iair 1907. 'l11e = - liesl p..10N
prime do 1S@iaH: GOOD % do s lo@iic. A's'''>' -
OII9-Ooal otl-ordinarv l0Qu9Oc a gallon In
barrels. 21@22c In cases. Lard oil-No:l -@-c.
s Linsesd o!mEsw ssssse boiled M ssSsoo. Cotton
y Is. quarters t al y IS. - Kits Kits SEC: - No. =
obls ss Is. halves g Is. quarters g. kits
Charters Ho aFFfs e. sso es: & s. medTm adEss bbs
IS. halves IS as. quarters 81 IS, Kits 73c-
Extra mees. bulls s2s. halves sl2 49,, quar-
@ halves S 81 s1i @ sa Quarters u Is g. Fts Il o. @ Her
ring. bbis S., halves IS 81, quarters 81 81. kits
nc Salmon. bbls $19 50. halves $40, quarters IS.
kits 81 81. Goldfish In y boxes 81 u. In drums
IN v hovas A. In Y drnms ISo Horrinos-
Scaled soc. M - ! asc 1o -1o' A1oAAA1se
% so1r1Ia;undry~Oiiye Ia; nd eS0l 4x@4xc p b, German
olive 4K@4Kc. family sk@4c. palm -@3Kc.
red CASTLE -@oc White -01Oc. India 6k@5Kc.
St. Rollox 4h@14c.
OoFFFF-Dull. Job lots are quoted as fol-
lows: Ordinarv i4@a14Kc a Is. fair 16k@16Kc.
rood 16k@ @l6c. brine l8K@1eKo.
Observation-Disclosures -@13Xo.. fair -@15kc.
good -016c. prima -@16e.
TEAs-Oolonas 26@89c. Formosa 4o07Bo, Eue-
lish breakfast bO@eOo fmperials 26@75c, gun
powders eO@96o,
SAIT-StAadv JobbinQ at II a. 2k01 O6 for COARSE
and at Il sO@1 iS Tor fine. TurR;s Island aoG1s6c
q bush, When delivered draYage Is added,
Table salt 2007c . DOcket aooOrdin9 to SIZE
full weights -QAi2o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
HAVANA,

The sugar market closed fairly active and
strong at Havana at the following quotations:
OAyed No. II, current classes ..Sx@0 rs
Oeatri4i99als slV test. IN boxes. oass
8uU 0O&SQStlOE. .913N89&F4
lOmmO0 TO l0ir r6nnlng ...7xd7xE6
0olAssee sugar. SSl8S test, In boxes,
Gags ana hOgHhoNdS. ....7k97ErS
The demand for molasses at Havana was &C
tive. and several cargoes sold at ~ and TX rs.
barrel. basis 50 test. with the market closing
arm ut these figures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

Our quotations represent phOR6ute prices
ercept ,chen job lots are specified
TOBACCO.
, h,1 : ssd ns toc ssss, $50 hhds part
shipment. Stock on sale .Ato hhds Cutting
grades are In request and higher. than the
Low s sa E. Ere MEDIUM SE 11D9s
sNc. medium sx@7ze. good and 6ne Sx@sKo.
b. fine medium 100000. Bright quarters,
soupd R:cH @e st N.Y. n.y. = and
los. dark black sweet Ss@4sc. Navy ms black
se4oo, navy sc black :, sa@scc: Fancy styles.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
ceipts 7os hhds. Exports none. Stock undes the
'uii iniesier % sSse.e: e. common % ~ sS..,o. . @ eaod
9o%Tsn r 7Ss n4e ss sooa stfa7 crime
white -seac, standard white -@sIo.
% bns se IN i al hna
Unfermentine command full prices, especially
for the better style, STILES Of prime, strictly prime
the mar ket. and are quoted nominal Receipts
eis hhls. Exports none. Stock under the sheds
q Uommon so@sec = gallon. centrifugal soda42c
fair ss@soc. prime 42@46c strictly prime A7@5Oc.
choice sogb?c. cistern bottoms As9s2c
RIuE-Under more inquiry the market is
stronger with an upward tendency. No. 24k@
exSeH. GOOD sx@sSo. prime ekS7So. choice
7x07Hc.
BREADDTUFED,
The folioscing prices are for round lots. Job
lots are 25G50c more per Dbl according to
qualityI
F1ouR-Oontinues dull. Fine u 1904 70,
superfne u 90@B Is. single extra ss 1906 10,
double extra eS zoos e5. treble extra es 900e Is.
choice extra -@e6 10. family 16 500. fancy
% $50.
CREAM AND PEARL MEALs-9S 4o@3 so ner Dbl,
Conn MEAI-o2 8S@2 40 bbl.
0MTs-0ood choice 4S,
H0M1NY-92 7coS bbl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
F1EIGnTs.
OmmERClAL,

Our quotations represent wholesale prices
ercept When job lots are specified
TOBACCO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1850.

mill to ap2A
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

The above will be held for twenty.four hours
before going to the Dead Lister ONCE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCrAL NEWS.

1olassee. hhds.. 81 Molasses. tcs....
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

[O,.r quotations are for ,cholesale lots on the
landing. Dealers job At the folloaci,0 aduance
from store: Corn 204c per bushel, Oats 204c
per bslshel. Bran 5@7Hc per 100, and Hay 81
as per ton.
OonN IN 6AoKs-In fair supply. fair de.
.-as4c. yellow -ebsc. yellow mixed sSo6Ac =
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-24
The Irish Ulcer.

New YORK, Nov. 19.-The World's Lon
don special says: Alarming news comes
from ireland to the effect that several fla
grant attempts have recently been made to
tamper with the loyalty of the soldiers sta
toned there, and thatmoney has been offered
them By Fenian agents, who have also prom
ised them high commands in the Irish nation
al army The soldiers, nevertheless, seem TO
have remained loyal, and the police are on
the track Of the agents, who, if caught, will
be liable to very severe punishment.
OHIoAGo, Nov. 19.-The Inter Ocsa7a's
New York special says: The news from r.
land continues to be alarming. The condi-
ton Of that unhappy land instead Of improy-
ing seems to grow worse every day. It is
now feared on all sides that there is only too
much foundation for the reports that the peas
antry throughout the country are arming and
only waiting for faVorably opportunity to
defy the authority Of the government. Alarm
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-24
The Panama Canal.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE capital Of the Pana-
ma Canal Company will be 900, 900, 900 francs
divided into 100000 shares of 500 francs
each, 10000 reserved by statute for the civil
company of original concessionees for the
concession made by that company. 0,O00
shares remain for public subscription, 100 on
allotment, and the rest as required. The to-
tai cost is estimated at 600,00O,000 francs.
The sum necessary for completing the canal,
over and above the capital, will be raised by
the issue Of obligations. Five per centum
interest is to be paid on shares during the
execution of the work. OF the net profits,
80, per cent is allotted to share holders by
the term of the concession. De sLesseps
states that the contractors have sent in their
estimate, according to which the construction
of the canal will not cost 500, 900, 900 francs,
and that it has been provided by memoran-
dunn, signed July Z, that a special American
commission sitting in New York shall repre-
sent the interests of the company in the
United States, as to all that relates to the OBJ
servance of the neutrality of the canal and
settled by the law of concession of the Re-
public of Columbia.
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Denied as Absurd.

New YoRK, November 22.-The Times
Cleveland special says, speaking to-day
of the newspaper talk about the so-called
Conkling treaty, one Of Garfeld's secretaries
says that the story surpassed, if possible, the
Morey letter in stupidity. The idea that q
nominee for the Presidency of Garield's sa-
gacity and political experience would sign
such q paper, placing his official life in the
hands Of another, is too absurd for notice,
moreover, during the hour that the Grant
party stayed here Garfield only saw them in
the presence Of crowd Of people.
New YORK, November 23.-Garfeld told
Herald reporter at Cleveland Il expect
to remain at Washington for week or ten
days, returning directly to Mentor. When
left the capital last June, my house at Wash
ington needed overhauing, and it must be in
bad condition. My visit has no political
significance whatever"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-24
Fort Benton Montana, Wednesday, rovenber 1906

ing rumors are continually pouring in from
all parts of Ireland. A dispatch from
Coughwell states that a box containing six
rifles belonging to merchant of Loughres
which arrived from Limerick, was robbed on
Tuesday night. On the same night, accord
ing to dispatch from Teralo, a party Of men
with BACKED faces. and long boards visited
the houses at Cardel, near Castle Island, and
took guns wherever they found them.
One Brussels correspondent telegraphs as
follows: 81 have reason to place implicit
faith in the statement which reached here 8
few days ago, that some steamers took on
board at two or three italian porss 5000 Wet
teal rifles some {, 900 or 5000 Of them being
magazine rifles, and they are said to have
been shipped for Greece, but really intended
for Ireland and were purchased in SWitzer-
land by some Irishmen who had come from
the United States.
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$500 per Year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
CONTENTs:

FIRST PAGE-Teegrarhic News and Notes-Another
Holocaust-The Fight on the Musselshel.
SECOND PAGE-Personal and Impersonal-This was
h-Mining-Assinaboin Letter,
THIRD PAGE Shipw wrecked--The blondes Must Co.
How Sir William Napier Kept his Word-Betrayed
by the Truh--His Wife was Ahead-A Railroad L 1,c
Across the Standardization Fllppery ana foily-
A Tough Yarn.
Fo1rRrH oclamations-Editorial Notes
" oolen Mauufacture-Th Thank giying-sodlers u
Fort -Tailings-Noticc to Mlners-Declslon
on Mining Claims-Sun River Letter.
F,pr1r PAeE-Montana s-Notice-Card-O Our
Card Basket--Matrmona! @
SIXTH PAGE-unhappy Ireland-Treatn eat of Epi-
zootic-PopuIar Education in Europe-Qulen sabe.
SEVENTH PAaE-The Chicago Times on the Democra-
ic Party-Fog Spectres- Mar iage IA lban1a-Ganl-
betta-Naturalized Citizens in Germany-Ploatlng
Fancies-A Comet.
EIGHTH PAGE-society Notes and Churches-In Town
and Out-Sun River Locals-Purely Persona-A
Printer s Suicide-What Shall We Eat-A Kicking
Taxpayer. ),
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,rERHsa'ssREAL COURTS.

Territory of Montana, SS.--The undersigned jus
tce5 Of the Supreme Court Of Montana Territory,
being assemble at the seat Of government tor said
Territor hereby make the following order III rela-
tion to the times and places for holding the District
Courts Of said Territory and order the Of record
FIRST DISTRICT-E. J. CoNGER. Judge.
At VIRGINIA CITY, in Madison county, the second
Monday OF November, aud the third Monday of March
At ItADERsRUEG, i'll Jefferson county, first Monday
of September, and the third Tuesday of February.
At BozEMANs in Gailatin county, The third Monday
Of October. aud the third Monday Of April.
At MILES Cry, in Custer county, the fourth Mon
day OF September. and the fourth Monday OF May.
SECOND DISTRICT-W. J. GAIBRAITH, Judge
In Deer Lodge county, at DEER LODGE City, second
Monday in April; first Monday in SEPTEMBER; first
Monday in December
III Missoula county, at MJssoULA, fourth Monday in
June; second Monday il November.
In Beaverhead county, at BANNACK, first Monday in
June; second Monday il October.
THIRD DISTRICT-n. S. WADE, Judge.
At tHELENA in Lewis and Clarke County, first Mon
day in March, and the fifth Monday III November.
At DIAMOND CITY in Meagher county, the third
Monday in April, and the third Monday in October
At Fort BENTON in Choteau county, the first Mon
day In May, and the third Monday III September
DECIUS s. WADE Chief Justice
E. ). CONGER Associate Justice
Attest:--I K. ALDEN, Clerk.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-24
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agents for cheap fares for Immigrants hither.
The movements from the agricultural dis
tricts of Austria and the German provinces
towards Texas is steadily increasing in vol
ume, 1000 arriving in New Orleans in one
steamer.
There has been a great falling off in the
population Of San Francisco. The estimated
decrease is more than 10000, and the opinion
is expressed that not less than 10000 more
will be compelled to leave for want of en-
ployment. The city is overrun with young
hoodlums.