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New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

81 c ornoco 81 to % 2i02 .c California % to 25 n
23 Mstamoras 20 TO 90 m 10000; Vera Cruz, IL TO 10
10 isS19ci Truxlo le 70 II n 1880 Wet salted-Buenos
Tes CPw 10 TO 80 & o dgarde c9T 40 70 @a iS
fonia 45 to so H. l0aloh Para 30 to 40 n ea9i9c: New
orleans CITY, 45 10 75 H. 9d10c Texas pulled and packer
90 to 80 llall nc Texas knife 90 to 80 ~ ioGlo2c;
southern 20 20 80 n 90 l0c country and western oo 10
IS h 9HalOc city slaughter OK. 90 TO 80 b, loci do
do. Cow, as 20 90 n, to SQc.
HOPS-In limited roques, and nominal 1881, Choice 900
2ec Good TO Prime 22024c Fair to Good 2o@S2c; Poor
10 Fair 18d20c Eastern, 16925c; OF 1850 GOOD 10
Prime l6dl9c; crop Of 1880 Poor Fan, lodl5c; crop
OF 1879. Fair 20 Prime, 79l4c.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
Generally quiet; Light Goat have sold well. how

SPICES-dull Cloves, Prime Zanzibar % pQ2t c.; Red
Peppers 2903Oo Prime Nutmegs II $3.50; ace G2 2Q70C
China Cassia 10 S20l9c; Prime Batavia l6dl62c Singa
pore Pepper, l5c; Batavia, l44c; Sumatra l49Gl4sc;
White, 23c Pmento, l2As9 &c., African Ginger. lc; Cal
cutta, do, $40
sTEARINE-Dun and nominal Choice City, lO7s9l1c-;
OleomargsTine Stearine active sales 10000 lbs
lOac. and within few days 30 tcs. l0lac.
sUGAR-Raw firm and moderately active sales $50 hhds.
Martinique csc 235 hhds. do. 6ec 40 hhds Molasses
sugar 6Sc 500 hhd% Centrifugal 5sc $500 bags Brazil
frn Loaf g7c; Crushed aa,o Cubes 9l2c Powdered
csc; Granulated. gssc Mould" A." 9o Confectionery
az $40; "standard" sSasliIsc. on a" S'e98lsc;
White Extra ss6sl4c Yellow do, do. 7i2a9c.; Yellow
&C" 7lf17 &c; Yellow G7sd1 &c.
TALLOW-Quiet steady; Primo City quoted Sl4c;
sales $4,000 lbs, SIeGS4o
TEA-Moderately active at rather weak prices.
TOBACCO-kentucky quiet and steady; Lugs. Gl2072c.
Leaf 7adi2lc. Seed Leaf Quiet sales, 100 1880
Pennsyvauia l2a22c SO cares $780, New-England, lGG
35c.; l0O 1880, Ohio 42192c 80 1850, Wis
oOnsn, private terms 250 bales Havana SSdsl 20.
WO0i-Holders are beginning TO force business In
cases and the market Is weak Manufacturers have had
moor sensnn not inclined TO purchase freely
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

rCHE UNDERSIGNED will, on May I, 1882,
pey OF principal and interest OF the FIRST MORT6AGH
BONDS OF the CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY maturing that day and heretofore desg
mated for redemption OF at any time before May on prese
bonds with coupons May attached WIN
the par aud accrued Interest Gate OF presentation
Holders OF said bonds may exchange the at th oieo
May the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Colo
RADIO Coal and Iron Company dollar for dollar Interest equal
lied DREXEL- MORGAN a %.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

Receipts for the week l0ol4 boxes last week 1882
boxes corresponding week last year. 81 boxes Exports
for week. 16929 boxes time last 2G9 Oxes
Liverpool cable quotations du at DIS 1868 Cd Freight by
steam Liverpool Sd 2js In the absence any
siderable export and with home buyers only taking
what they the market Is dull and
prices lower sell some OF the special brands are held
above l3c, with the exception Of
sales To the home trade at that ngurr, there
is NJ business l2a and exporters rarely bid
l2Ic Ali other grades sympathy
with decline in fine goods Creamery skins not sal
able exporters 6c ard pretty lair stock
offered at Sc There occasional lot Of pretty good Cheese
which HON, trade at 7c aud possible shade
a .-nLaA
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

Receipts week, 75s pks last week, 1sis3 pkgs
corresponding last year 19Sl6 pkgs Exports for the
week. 600 pkgs TO Great Britain, and pkg % the @Ont
nent. Toward close OF last week there a
slight Improvement in the market and fancy goods
were crowded up little above quotations Bat to-day
there be inquiry for ali grades and tho quiet
trade caused In prices Buyers making
little long and viii continue To purchase
sparngy until settle close to 45c for best Creamery
and goods in proportion The receipts OF Creamery
not excessively large but the demand is scarce sufficient to
keep cleared up Very little business be done in job
bling 4G67c for fancy though the grocery trade
take few packages a 4So Choice was sold at 4c rarely
fact 45c made the leading Elgn
yesterday naturally lead lower market here
pecaly when goods urgently offered TO city dealers at
coored but gooo flavor meeting ready sale a43o
oOcasonally "a choice selections Fancy FAN
are saeabe high 43c But few Fine Extra Dares here
The getting bare OF really Fine STATE Butter
and vet every now and arrives quarter
winch was reported been cleared ont long ago.
Western Buter as a active than ago
there a strong pressure for lower prices all grades
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 2Sth day of February were:

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
InSpoS Feb 2s-l2:3o m.-U bonds, four and half
ser cents ll5 and Great Western first mortgage
ustees certificates 49 do second IN; Erie 39l2 do
ieoond consols 99 NewY York Central 1854 Illinois Cen
sl lS7s Reading, 3Oi New-fork Ontario ana Western
kk - - ,.. -. 49,. .or
cent renies IS francs 10 cenmes for the account
LONDON. Feb 2S4:00p m-Atlantic and Great western
first trustees certificates 40 second l Erie
Bon second consOls, 80; Newly ork Central, l359
Illinois Central 1875 Reading 5Oh New YORK. Ontar1o anu
Western 25ia ,,.-- -.
Feb. 2S-4:3Op. m.-The amount OF bullion gonc
into Bank OF England balance today Is $50 O0o
PARIS FeD 2S-5;OU D. m-Exchanse on LONDON 20 HahOs
l6
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ctent ancemen.s to aterlay :ncrea.e tho shipmonts

cient Inducements TO materially .ncrense tHo sFnon'
Quotations. ,o.,.
state Choice Sl........2Jd Do POorto Far AZ D
Do Good 10 nmo .2292 Do Fair 70 frime To- gj2
Do Fair tofiOo1 .2Pfy2 Eastern III
Do. Good IT 020i Pacific Coast ST. io@A
Trappers and collectors appear 10 be marketing i
portion CATCH which thus far seeis 10 be abont an aS
erage quantity but not especially good IN 9ulny
The demand continues fair and prices irrn QnolAOn aro
for primo skins ony Nos. and sell at theu teIuNe
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
Bnslness Cbantes.

ITO CAPITALISTS or MANUFACTURERS,
and those desirous OF engaging IN the English system OF
making all wool and merfno without OIL Tor knit Roods
he offers his services and general
perntendent manufactory for the making OF the above
named hie pa1ence In te DusosA
both aud In England Thoroah an the 90
a and with tho requreinens of thd
traie oeossary machinery Practical experience IN tho
knttlng sngof The goods reaiy for marxeI Nsisrs
en''S u ''' sUPERfNTEN DRNr BOX 672. New.Yosk.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Fob. 2S lss2.
BRANs AND PRAs.

Receipts for the week-Beans, S07 pkgs.. Peas 1902
bush Exports-Beans, 233 pkEs. Peas 2,JI2 bush.
The held much above the price
OF foreign stock makes slow, dull movement and lower
prices will have TO be accepted to eect sales There has
been good Beans at about SO 10 % %.
Stae mostly held - 25 but that figure would
probably shaded little. There lot many mediums
here ana not great many arrive but buyers show
strong preference for German Beans at the difference In
difference price IL Is diin ut 10 see
why the foreign would not be taken preference
TO the home of the samples OF the former
than ninetenths OF the beans from this state
Choice Red Kidney offered at - 80 small sales Leported
steady generally held at 81 S. but recent sales Green
peaa nIfnf fanduye yeak
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST CoaPAEY,)
No. l2O BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK, :

Jan. o, 1881
TNUE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
Il certificates OF first preferred stock OF tho Manhattan
Rawsy Company for the temporary receipts already issued
the New York Elevated Railroad
pany be exchanged for first preferred stock OF tho Nan
haitian Railway Company In accordance with the agreement
between tho Manhattan Railway Company, the New York
elevated Railroad Company and the metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company, dated November a. 1851 Upon the do
h,.r5 certificates To the Trust Company viii pay Ten
J. lara 4 share in cash -
On the delivery ot the certificates of tho Metropolitan Ile
ycd Railway COrlpany the Company will issue certi
Gates preferred stock OF the Manhattan Railway
Company therefor OTk Elevated Shareholders making
TIE exchange closing 0f the books viii receive the
dividend OF per the first preferred stock OF the
Manhattan Railway Company. - . - . -,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

The daily receipts for the week at the various
pontso distribution follows: Erie Railway 10
cans Cream 3UlT OF MIX. Harlem Railroad 2Ol .
do; NewHayen Railroad 400 do: Hudson River karoso
S5 do Midland Railroad 104O OF MILK and 10 cans OF
Cream York City ana Eorhern RI rOad $40 cans OF
Mix miscellaneous nearby routes 1875 cans total s0S3
MIX Of 40 quarts EACH and l65 OF Cream me
prices at which the surplus sold on the platform average
selling - three days. and at - 20 fOur DAY
The market has ruled very steady during the week Du at
the the supply Is liberal and prices little weak
YEGETABLRS
Exports of Potatoes, sos b6s OF onlons 2IS , pkgs
600 sack Of foreign Potatoes arrived during
the week which have overst0cked the market sun the
good especially from the West and large
sales ere reported B55c per bushe Choice state Rose
are wanted Tor seed and win bring SO so Burbank Peerless
and Snowflake barely steady much spinach or Rae On
the Norfolk steamer yesterday and prices were hrm ag
expected tomorrow and prices Will be lower FOrda
Beans and Peas bad order good stock In demand
poor unsa8be Tomatoes also poor aud sell at
irregular prices. Other vegetables AZ quoted IN
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q AND NuTs-nRIRn.

Receipts OF Dried Fruit for the week. 5JZ pkgs, with 361
pkgs OF Peanuts and pkgs OF Pecan Nuts Exports Of
Dried Apples 81 Dkgs The features OF te market much
There Is quiet trade n evaporated
and sun Dried Apples. the demand coming onOst eurly
from local buyers shippers show no disposition operate
the basis OF present prices and the fact that COsd
cradle stock held IN markets Of Britain
well Continent viii probably prevent much
that direction this The sangune holders
the stock hse is too large for the legitimate
COnsumpve demand While others inclined 20 think that
stock Will hardly be worked OF at present rates
without assistance from exporters Peaches
have encouraging outlook. Tho stock here
NOT but goods offered O arrive quito freely
showing larger quantity IN the country than The trade have
calculated There is disposition % shade prices when
ever il viii lead business. Cherries wing
fmness; held 2lc Other small fruits nOninaly
unchanged, Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01


Exports Of Apples from this port l;s91 bbls.;
shipments all points Il2 bbs went 30 Liverpool l5O
bD GiasgOw and 424 bb 10 London Frights 10 Liver
pool 30 London 3s Cd and % glasgow Ia The demand
t. mainly choice Apples and wth ost o. the stock
ming poor n market low and irregular prices
Only small reta trade IN CIanDeries feeling rather
however choice stock Grapes are ia light supply
ana have cOrrespOndinRlg light demand Fancy Bright
COre Florida Orange continue scarce and are IN good
quest strong prices, inferior frut plenty and
dali quito free receipts OF strawberries today, both
from FLORIDA and ChAriestOn Ccuaud yey moderate and
prices decidedly lower. Quotations
Apples, BALDWIN btu 3 5Od4 % Grapes, Catawba,
DO Grccning % as 75 O0dG 90
Do. y. spy ......... 3 5JG4 90 Oranges, Florida
Do fair 10 good DOL Fancy box O0d5 80
DO ltussetts - 10 rs 25 Do Good n Choices JOd4 70
Cranborries Jersey DO. Common zee. 0OG3 %
Choice, crate "a 90 Strawberries, Fla,
DO Far Prime. - as 75l per quart asa 60
DO POOrt Fair f5aJ % DO, Charleston Boa as
uOP.
Reoepsfor the week 500 bales last week, l,6l bales
the week NJ bales free arrivals and lack OF
trade tended depr th market and IN order
the goods sellers have name lower prices Thore hops
heldb three above quotations. dcaldrs
find few buyers for choice hops above 25c The dlne Ia
the market spreading throughout the State and recent
decline I0n late holding prices. Forngn al
vices though favorable for American hops 90 not ofeE SUM-
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
Diuioen0 Nolircs.

HANEIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILaoAD coMPASr}
7S BRoADwAY NRw. YORK, Feb 20, 1882 )
COUPONS due March 1, 1882 the Eight
~ per cent Convertible Bonds and the six per cent Conso
dateA Company Will be paid and after the
Isl day March, 1892 at the Bank Of Moth America, No.
AZ Walls st, New.YOrk JOHN A. HILTON, Secretary.
VIZISA CONSOLIDATED MINING Co.,(
Ngw.YORK, Feb. o. 1882
DIVIDEND NO. 6.-The trustees have de-
~ clared the regular monthly dividend Of 10 cents per
share or payable Office the company, No 80
Pnes March /, 1882 Transfer books close February
" y ' JAMES ANN. Secretary
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Balance, February ], 1882 1885 II
W. G. DoMINICK. Treasurer.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.
CHICAGO, Feb. !, lSS2 :
NOTICE.-A cash dividend of four per cent
~ the Preferred and Common stock Of this Company has
declared payable the first day of March ~
the cUnPanys agents, Messrs Jesup Patton Co.
No 80 Wlian.st New The transfer books will b5
closed on the l1th inst. and reopened March next
O.. H. FOSTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

rIoJfoOO Al
Dividend OF Z cents per share, 100000
Extra dividend of 2la cents per share,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

Receipts for the week. l6os9 pkga last week. s28s pkgs
week last Lu.O15 pkgs with the cold
weather last week increased demand, natural To the
Ienten season, the market became eActd Friday. and
Of 3fDjlc Since tlICn there
been r. action prices settled 0ay to 2ic. But from
apparent the casual observer receivers
gained confidence during tho afternoon and late this
feeling reported rmcr at the prices quoted Buy
ers showing and prejudice against packed
in case There Is growing opposition 70 rti,irlable
pkgs in butter besides barrel eas lan He'd
as case contains good many eggs and Orth 80
10 the grocer after the eggs sold For those
dference I2c made between bbls and Quota
tiOIs:
Jersey L. l. anG Southern fresh. 90. % ash
nearby. per doz---26 d2I West and southern
and y. I.-... 40 Fair 10 GoOd--.--..22 d23
Weafe fresh
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
uER-Fairly active and about steady.
UNION TANNED
slaughter.

PoOI Damaged IN kinds -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CO. Coffee rinkers should not fail
to try some OF Baumgartncr & Cos,
fresh Roasted Coffee's. 2n
cE Mems heavy Crecdmoore Over
coats, only 800 each, ut
A. ZrNDELowITZ.
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and citizens by adoption, in his let
ters which were published In all the
leading papers Of the country. Do
you agree with him In that detlnition9
Our government has been very
tardy and slow in duty Ivy allowing
m oppressive md tyraniral govern
mcnt to restrain IN chains for long
periods and c.en ut present many
Of our best citizens volunteer citi-
zens, without ceremony or trial
SUSPECTS" In jail without knowledge
az the cause Of restraint being put
upon their personal freedom.
Very Respectfully yours,
NATIVE BoHS CITIZEN.
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JOE INGALLS, MEETINGS ~ FAY.
ErrE COUNTY,

BLuFiTuN, Iowa, Or, II, 1882.
w. II. Mead, Gin Congressional
Com. &c.
Esteemed Sir: 1t is currently
reported that the Democratic nomi-
nee 70: Congress in the eth dist. has
Withdrawn in favor OF yonr candi-
date, l.. IL. Weller. This undoubt-
eddy will be highly satisfactory to
many good democrats and all who
feel that the best interests of the
people, the agricultural interests OF
this district needs representation in
Congress. In view OF the foregoing.
and admitting your statements Of
principles, the education and ability
Of your leaders and above all the
humane and patriotic efforts maue
to thwart the advance Of slavery
which can not lie eliminated from
the definition of the social condition
not OF II race, but OF almost the en-
tire so millions of people white and
black. Allow me to supplement-:
DO you tolerate this and what
would you exact of Mr.. Lowell Us a
citizen and AS 4 representative?
| What i your opinion Of the York
Town centennial ceremonies, the part
! taken therein by the President, heads
OF departments, senators and con.
gressmcn Ne?
Where is American intelligence
patriotism and dignity?
These questions .uay perhaps, BY
some, be considered Il little "oii, bu
they are material points thai are lia
bic 10 come up before any Congress
and IL is time that the people shoui,
know the sentiments of their repre-
! sentatises before their official acts il
! relation thereto.
Your being candidate creates !
relation between us which ! col4id
er ample introduction 10 this com
| munlcatlOn.
Through your medium, IL youi
already long LIT Of declarations tn,
following intcrrogatories 10 which
solicit answers and opinions from
Mr. l.. ii. Weller:
During the Campaign and ii elect
ed, what will be your attitude in re-
lation to the rights Of American cit
izenship in foreign countries?
Minister Lowell has defined diff
ference between native born citizens
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s. L. Smith and family departed
for their new homo ut Duluth, on
Monday. Nj. Breckenridge and his
family leave for Grand Island, Kan
sas to-day, which will he their future
home. Both have sold their homes
here, ind will domicil themselves
in their newly chosen home. Wo
wish them pleasure and profit there
In
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Teachers Examinations viii be
held rs follows:
at Lime Springs, Oct. %, and 21th
AT kiccville, Oct. Goth and 3ist.
1t BRsti, November l, and and.
At Crcseo, Oh lust Friday and
Saturday CT every month. J am
glad to note that there has been an
increase in teachers wages, in nearly
every township. We shall therefore,
expect teachers to do corresponding
ly better work.
+. C.. CLARK. Co. Stunt.
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In the New York Herald we lately
observed mention OF the speedy cure
Of Thadious Dayids I,i., OF the
great ink firm. 1T William street,
New York, Of rheumatic govt by St.
Jacobs Oil.-pioncef Press.
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c.; Have your coffee roasted and
ground at 4. L. Barmgartncr & Cos.
-
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w. III. Patterson was nominated
for Recorder in place Of Fred Hill
declined. Now let Us see who the
best man is.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-19

The Chicago Sentinel has purch-
aeed the Wisconsin Standard and
viii furnish NIL paid subscribers to.
tina. sterling paper with that mostcx
ccllent sheet, the Chicago Sentinel
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.T"f you arc looking for 4 Cloak
or Fur lined Circular, be sure and
call 1T \. IvSDELowITz, whore you
can save 20 per cent on each gar
meut
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We like st jacobs Oil, and observe
too that the Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilmonr
indorscs the remedy Baltimore
Catholic Mirror.
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MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL..

Joseph Broadwater has IN auction
salc ut his farm ne:r Granger the
9th instant.
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s many E-V'IErMT
The Receipt Or letters Lie Tie FOL.
loving.

COMMONWEALTH WIS.,, J;sLT %, 1857.
DIR Ieasei:y:- Please send ,ae enc
more OF your Eoa-phoga. The one
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I have been under doctors care
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MRs. N. w. HaNAR.
From Mrs. John Splitter, No. % Wilt
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l have been suffering for over Ii
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l had Il severe attack OF pain i'll my
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/ really thought / should die. We
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husband said we would test It to the
utternost. He gave 1t to me, accord
ing to directions. for severe eases,
and in less than two hours, to his
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who suffer from nervous Or sick
headache, or any fora OF female
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for there is NO medicine 10 compare
with it.
Jerscyville, H.. April -, 1882.
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III, HoaglaGds Letter OF pcc'ination.

Mr, HoagiaEl Letter OF pcc,ination.
WEST UNION, Oct. 10th. 1882.
To John III. Andrick, Chairman Con-
gressional Committee:
DEAR SIR On account OF my ah-
sence from home, your notice OF my
nomination us a candidate for nom
Der OF Congress, is jast received. 70
the convention which nominated me
I return my thanks for the honor
conferred. / heartily endorse the
platform adopted and desire the sue
cess Of the party. Under ordinary
circumstances l would accept the
nomination, and make a vigorous
canvass but my health is poor, and
l cannot without great sacrifice, and
indeed, great risk, do as my interest
in our party would dictate in the
matter, I, therefore respectfully de-
cline the nomination.
Respectfully,
HIp,n HnAcI
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HIRAM UoAGLASD.

Five members OF the eight IN this
Congressional committee oi this dis
trict met mt DEBORAH, Tuesday night
and adopted this resolution. III it
means anything else than al en-
dursencnt Of Weller, It's Tems Upde-
graft and the two per cent, that and
nothing more.
Whereas, the Hon. Hiram Hoag-
land has declined the nomination for
congress rendered 10 him ut the
democratic congressional congress
sional convention held ut Calmar,
H., Sept. 1oIh, the former delegates
are hereby requested TO reasscnbie
ut CaiInar, Oct. 18th. ut O'clock D.
H., for the purpose OF rciillinS the
candidacy.
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The Com missiOners' Court.

The county commissioners met this morning
at 10 o'clock, Judge F. G. Smith, presiding.
The following business was then transacted :
The court ordered that the petition for the
eastern terminus of Rockport and Castro
vile road should be at or near MIR. Glftord's
residence.
The petition of w. B. Smith ct ais, to
changes to be made in the Capilla road, was
agreed to.
Louis fingers petition for the opening Of
the road known as the Mission Espada, was
agreed to, and jury appointed to survey the
place with the view of establishing road IN
the manner indicated by the petition.
Other business of an unimportant character
was before the court, after which it adjourned
to meet at two o'clock this afternoon.