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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

The only way to stop corruption at our
elections is for Respectable c'tiEens 10 oe
elmo to support those who use either
money or whisky or allow their friends
TO do it. When it becomes a choice for
candidate to receive the support Of our
best citizens or that OF the bummers the
latter viii no longer cut figure in poli-
Les
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

At wickhffe, Ballard county, strata
Of about seven feet Of as fine poiier's clay
rs can be found in the country has been
discovered The Tribune expects TO an
nounce in few weeks the establishment
of extensive pottery works st that place
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

Henry is elected hy reduced Deno
cratic majority We never doubted his
election, bur claimed that the welfare Of
The party required that lie should with
draw from tie race. We still are of that
oPini9a Re has done The pNfty AID the
IN erals Of the State more kesal tkAn -
all whom {, may ceseera tAst ineompe-
tent aud drinking men ars moi e0.itlei
to support OF tbe ~ mocsaf, even " hen
put IL nnmination by convention OF the
p arty Il Lonisyille De2soersk
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official directory.
y,ntsrsArEs coua4s.

Let Disirict-Esq. Donaho, ID Saturday
I "a March. June, September and Deeem-
her ESD Hammond, lst Saturday in
same nenths-
"a Disiriet-Esq. Goar, 9rd Saturday in
March. june, September and peeem Der.
Esa. kenady, 4th Monday in same months
8rd District-Esg. Reed, Bird Monday in
March. JGne, September and December.
gsa. Mayes, 9Th Saturday in same m onihs.
4ih Distries--Es q. dickinson, Let Mon
day in March, June, September and De-
c enber. Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday in
sans months.
9Th District-Esq. Boaz, LIST Wednesday
in March, June, September and Dec embe
ESQ. Fields. 5rd Wednesday in same
months.
9Th District-Esq. Jones, 9Th Wednes-
day in March, June, September and De-
cember. Esq. Thos. Bradshaw. ID Wed
negday in same months.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
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Irrom thr Glohe. nemocrat. /

~
The Mississippi River Commission met
again to-day at army headqu arters An
other appeal was made by the Vcksburg
delegation toward securing, if possible, u
certain amount of money, 100000, to
carry on the work of improvement there
They seemed anxious that the dredging OF
the canal and basin in front of the elevs-
tor aud levee should be carried out. The
matter was postponed for the preset.
The commission decided 10 recommend the
continuation and protection of Delta
Point. The sllotments made yesterday
were reconsidered and few amendments
made, the principle of which was the
transfer of Sl00, coo each from allotments
of New Madrid and Plum Point, and $50,
600 from that Of Lake Providence to the
unallotted balance The allotments for
these places, ne they now stand are. New
Madrid, S706, 600; Plum Point. 500, 600;
Lake ProyideI &c, S650000 The other
Gllotments re main az before. For Mem
phis harbor aud work. $500. 900; closin &
gaps in levees, Sl,SoO,o00 and contin-
gent fund, $4,000 This makes upthe
allotment of 81, 1913, 900. The Commission
recommended TO the War Department III at
immediate preparation be made 10 keep
open the mouth OF the Red River by
dredging, as heretofore, st low water.
The next meeting of the Commission
will be in ST. Louis, early in September.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

County Judge-H. e. Bailey.
County Clerk.-A NJ. Debow.
Sheriff-W. Z. Johnson
Circuit Court Clerk-T. NJ French.
Assessor-Jas. Cooper.
County Alto Fney-A. d. Kingman.
Jailer-Frank Thomasssn.
Master Commissioner-Geo Warren.
County urveyor-Robert Mcconnell.
Coroner
Circuit J udge-James Campbell.
Commonw ealth's Att orney-C. Thoms
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The arrival of Russian jews at New
York has censed
Carl baldi is to have 4 monument in The
city OF monuments, Baltimore
Massachusetts factory girls dip snuff to
the extent Of fifteen tons year.
Wagner has sold the score of ..Parsival'
60 the May publishers for $47, 1900.
Senator David Davis is said to be about
10 marry a Fayetville, N. c., belle.
Florida has made on immense CROP O
corn.
There IRE between 500 and !, 500 blind
persons in Tennessee.
A colony Of 200 Swedish families will
settle near Arredondo, Texas.
Rust is damaging the -eOi,On in come
parts of Georgia and mississippi.
The Galveston Civilian, cstatIishe d in
1858, is The oldest paper in Texas.
Mr.. Harry Garfield, with a party Of
friends, has recently been visiting Mia.
CARA Falls.
MME. Marie Rose apieson has return
ed TO Londen from her vacation in Auer-
sne.
President Arthur wears a tall white
hat this sumner, and keeps his sido whisk-
ers closely trimmed
Strauss profits thus far on The Merry
Mar it is said, have reached the enor
nous sum of S25O,0oo-
1t is said that Mr. Bookwalter viii be
the Democratic candi 3 ste against Speak
or Keller in the Eight Ohio District.
William Black, the English novelist,
hes written story fof the Youths Com
panion called IAN Adventure in Thule"
DR.. Glenn, the leading farmer of the
PrcihS coast, has harvesting machine
which requires thirty-two horses in NOV
ing.
Whether the British can or cannot whip
Arab, they can make him look dreadful
sick by telegraph Atlanta Consti,u-
ton.
calf born at San Antonio, Tex, has
TO legs, but it is alive and fcurishing.
A colony of $50 Tennesseans win set
tie in Nevarro county, Texas, this fall.
Hallstones were kept for three days af>
ter recent storm in Dolly county, Ca.
Texas expects to lead all other cotton
States in the quality OF that product this
year.
Tampa, Fla, raised svce, potato TWEEN
ty>three inches IN circumference and
forty lone and one-hnlf inches in length.
Near Cowles Station, Ala, Mrs. Gather
inc Hayes, OF Macon county, Tenn, was
outraged aud then murdered by trsmps-
Texarkana. Ark., ore Of the fastest
growing cities in the South, viii soon be
the center though which railroads. will
pass
1t ia calculated that the splendid grain
crops OF the South will save that section
100000 hitherto diverted Northward.
An Atlanta man who bought S pair Of
boots On credit and sftervard refused 10
pay for them has been jailed Oh . charge
OF theft.
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Teams W aated.
HAULnRS ATTENTION!
TEAMS WANTED.

IEe HlcKM8n uuW NIHnuI0cfur-
ing Company of Hickman, Ky, have
steady pIoy ment at good wages for
m bD TEAMS
to move the Lumber from their mills situa
ted 10 and Is miles from Hickma So Is
per 1000 feet for thoroughly dry lumber
at the farther mill. S2.75 per 1000 feet
for the lumber at the ten mile mill
equivalent to that amount per day
10 good pulling two horse teams.
Cash every load-Free wagon yard at
Hickman Stables at The mills for those
who come soon enough to secure them.
Steady employment from this date until
the roads get bad again next winter.
Hickman, KY, May 18th, 1852.
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st. LOUIS : TICKNBURG
ANCHOR LIME
PACKET COMPANY.
UNITED STATES NAIL }

JOHN A. SCUDDER, President.
JOHN p. KEISER, Superintendent.
THEO. &. ZEIGLER, Sec'y. and Treas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

=e7 Short communications on public
o nestions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments or expressions of CORES
pondonts--exeept where VIC refuse TO give
name of author
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25cte I aver than the Lowest.

have no clerk expensss--no store rent
and 10 = cash for all my Groceries, and,
tberssdra can sell as cheap as the cheap
est. Best brands Of Wittenberg and Lone
Star PIo1- 25 cents cheaper than he low
81 JOHN WHITING.
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COURT OF APPEAL

Joseph Lewis, Chief Justice; Thos. F,
Hargis, Thomas Hines, and J. P. Pryor
Ju dyes.
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CALL +!
FAIR WARMING.

ON THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER Next.
u the City Collector is compelled TO
settle with the city, the taxes for the
present year. Each city tax payer is
therefore warned that all taxes unpaid
by the 18th day OF August, 1SS1,
may expect to have their property levied
upon, or their wages garnesheed to pay
said taxes, for indulgence after that time
is out Of the question.
Yours truly,
B.R. WALKER, C. C. Ii.
Hickman. Ky, August (, 1882.
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COUNTY COURTS.

Fulton County Court Fl. C Bailey,
judge, held every ID Monday in each
m onth-
Fult on County Quarterly Court-H C.
: alley, judge, held 4th Menday in jan
n ary, April, July and October.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

McLennan county, Tex, Is out OF debt,
has So, 59l in her treasury, and the ooua-
~ tax for the current year is only ten
cents on the 500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

A rumor is going the rounds 10 the eff
feet TINT Gen. Robert Toomhs, Of Georgia,
will join the Methodist church and be
baptized by Bishop Pierce.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-01

At Galveston. Tex, one boy tied ras
sosked with coal oil around the neck Of a
playmate while the latter was asleep. and
then set it on FIRE. The victim was fatal
ly burned.
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Don't Forget It!

Be sure to buy your tickets over the
N. Q. 81 ST. L. r. z
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The Rugby colony in Tennessee, instead
of being on the wane, is said 20 be grow
ing nicely large number of people
from Michigan will cast their luck with
the colonists this fall.
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The arrival of Russian jews at New
York has censed.
National Republican., 1882-08-12

RaItiul Senernf
RA1r1MoRE, Aug. u.-Cotton quiet; middIns i'c'
Flour quiet and steady Howard street ana western Western
superine, So 25@3 70; do extra a COOS %; do famy
Is 56 25 City Mills superhne. % Oo@3 %; do extra
"a ooe 75. do Rio brands 50 0Ol8 IL; Baltimore high
grade family, 81 90 do winter wheat patent, y oo.
Wbeat-southern easier; Western lower and aciVe,
southern red 81 l2@o1 II; do amber, H 1901 10; NO.
nTar,,land Al IA asked; No. 2 Western winter RED
spot 81 i2G l24; August and september, izgsS' Sa
IISlI October il3di 1915 November ~ lSani IA
cornnSouthern higher Western shade on ana u;
Southern white 96(l9Sc: do. yellow, y-c: WesteIn
mixed spot S6c asked August, $50 askeai Sepaen s
Der s6;,S6tSc; November sO Slsc; noaS1ic
| hid Oats easy and quie southern new; ooNa .iS
Western white 6S170c do. mixed, 65hsGIe; penniSyi i
yania 65nb6sc Rye firm at 70g72c Hay urn; praann nn
10 choice Pennsy and Maryland sS %egsVv sU
sbouiders and clear rib sides, packed, lglS4c; p
conNshoulders l2c clear rib sides lSc hanS 1,sS
pacSed, Home; creamery 23&g7c Eggs higher . ps
tec Petroleum firm; refined, 6.sc. CoIee nrm; ; ~
cargoes ordinary TO fair Sugar sseaES, Eio
SOY; Sarres Wheat 53 Isl bushels corn 24l5 bnsl
es. oats 4iGS bushels; rye, 200 bushels Shipmehnas
Wheat g3S77 bushels; corn, 1859 Dushsis. SAie'
Wheat, 76S AS bushels; corn, l7,2lO bushels
National Republican., 1882-08-12
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transnciions at the Various Dis.
trict Offices.


Building permits were issued yesterday to Joseph
Crabtree, 10 build two brick dwellings in Willow
tree alley, lelween and streets and Third and
Four and a-half streets southwest, to cost $500
d. d. Gof, 10 build one brick dwelling on Fif-
teenth street, between and u streets northwest,
to cost s4,5oO; D. b. Goff to build nine brick dwell.
lings OH Fifteenth street, between and u streets
northwest to cost 800 500; Charles Cnrlile to make
repairs at 1722 street northwest to cost $500; L..
Twenty fourth and Twenty-fifth streets north
west, TO cost $40.
Major Morgan was at his desk yesterday but
was compelled to use crutchcs in moving around
on account of his rheumatism.
The Commissioners yesterday reappointed Dr.
James L. Morgan. DR.. Daniel W. Prentiss, W. s.
Thompson, DR.. Charles Becker and DIR. Robert b.
Ferguson commissioners of pharmacy for the Dis
trlct.
The contract for the E-street sewer has been
awarded TO Patrick Maloney, he being tho lowest
bidder
The Commissioners have relieved the property
clerk from the duty of weighing coal.
officer Carter is busy in looking after persons
delinquent in paying personal tax, assisted by the
special license agent
The school teachers of the white and colored
schools will be paid off at the Franklin School
bull ding 10. day at noon. Teachers absent from
the city, and those having requests TO be made
for the delivery of the checks will present them
a. the District buildings ON and after Monday.
A delegation called on the Commissioners yes
terday in the interest OF Mr.. Joseph +. Hodgson,
and asked that he be appointed ntendant and
commissioner of the Washington Asylum. Mr..
Hodgson was for many years in charge of the aSy-
lum. The Commissioners promised TO give the
subject due consideration
National Republican., 1882-08-12
police Court Notes.

Felix Fountain, colored man, was charged
with stealing an ak with which Amanda Barber
had attacked his wife. The ak was returned 10
Amanda and Felix was discharged.
Joseph Fish was charged with keeping oan-
rerous dog, which bit child of William Mooney
The dog has been killed, and as the only witnesses
were almost infants the case was dismissed.
George Crown was charged with being an un-
licensed huckster. The case was continued ior
Sarah Cant for stealing clothing from lady
friend, has gone TO jail for sixty days. r.
John Bizzins was fined $40 or thirty Gays ioi
keeping an unlicensed bar in the county.
Mary thompson n -colored thief of long expe,
rience, pleaded guilty to the larceny OF a.iot o.
| iewelry aud clothing from John =. Brown, ano
| some iewelry, books, &c, from Marquis lowli Town
| She was sentenced to one months imprlsonmeh
| for one larceny and four months for the otner.
| Morton Carter, n young coored man, was charges
with being suspicious person. he had some ,It Vai
| liable books in his possession, OF whlch ne couit
| give no satisfactory account. He was sent 70 INT
| workhouse for thirty days, in default OF ponds
| George Lauer was charged WI IN nssaulung n DO.
| named William Seitz, by driving wagon ose
| him on the street. The defendant forfeited VI
| collateral. ,,. /.
Michael Sweeney, a white boy, pleaded guilty
stealing watch and chain from David Green.
fine of s. or fifteen days was imposed.
National Republican., 1882-08-12
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transaciions as Recorded
Yesterday.

The OmciaI Transaciions nv Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. T. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
On Eighth street east, between G and ID streets
north, part of lot H. square S9I 27 feet front by 100
feeD Charles +. Schmidt trustee, to Christiana
Egloff, 1920.
All right, title, and interest as one of the heirs
of Samuel Blodgett, jr, deceased, in tract called
Jamaica, and the Fox tract and other tracts in
Georgetown, Horace w. Smith to Lewis Slower,
nominal
Same as next above described, Lewis Slower to
Rebecca Nj. Smith, trustee, nominal.
On Eighth street east, between East Capitol and
street north, lot T. square 919 (6s feet inch by
depth), Mary Baldwin ct al. to Martha J. Martin,
nominal
inches CHI front by 145 feetJ Cuurfss' li.' l. cbi
William l.. Hodges, s4Oo. e,o. -, ,oo
On fifteenth street west together 81 feet py iVo
feet on Blake street, between and streets, SUD
lots 60 63 and O., square l91, Thomas l. Critteh'
den to Moses Kelley, executor, SlO5OO.
on G street north, between second ana lhiIu
streets west subot i, square 564 Q6 feet front py
100 feet, Anton Heitsmuller to John L. heisihger'
| $1,000. a onto Cana,
| aud Potomac River about four acres, Caroline W
Morgan TO william Henry Bun and DAVID smi'h
| 5000. ,,,.. a. cor,oto,v,
part of lots 10 and a. William Gibson to Elizapetl
| Crowley, 81 625.
National Republican., 1882-08-12
A cnIored burglar.

George Parker, the colored burglar whose arrest
was mentioned in yesterdays REPUBLICAN, wis
before the police court yesterday, and identified
by Mrs ellison, wife of the proprietor OF the Ham
iiton House, as the man she saw in her room w.n
her iewelry box in his hand. The property stolen
VISA level box, valued at 81 containing solu
necklace, valued ut 500, gold watch, Y iusd az
$40 a chain, worth SO, necklace ana loekeit
worth 500, and bracelet, worth 80 Juagr oueil
Committed the defendant in default OF s2,e Johu'
10 nrnII The notion of the grand Jury.
National Republican., 1882-08-12
WASHINGTON soHuErzsN vERslN.
Preparations for the Annual Fest Next
lIonIh-AffrncfIonaIn 20 He Isrescnich


Standardization TO Be Presented.
The Washington schuetzcn verein is making
arrangements for their fall festival to come off on
the ith day OF September and lasting two days
There will be, as usual prize.shooting, price
bowling, concerts by the Marine Band, dancing
(btn chempetre), illuminations, fireworks, and
some other features, making the festival quite as
attractive as in former years on the first day a
new feature will be introduced in the form of n
barbecue, at which atremendous OK will be killed
and roasted. Messrs. Charles Grafr Jacob ]. APP
pch, and George Besser, with the president of the
society, Mr. Charles Ebel, are appointed to take
charge of this affair, while the Buc ers' Society,
OF TINS city, have consented to exercise general
supervision over the same. The contests for the
second day tthe 9th OF september, and after the
customary ceremonies of orowning the king are
over grand banquet is to be arranged in the hall,
lnauguialing !" His Majesty and preparing him
Tor the inilhful discharge OF the important duties
before him.
THE PRESENT KING
II Is the we'll known Peter Dill esq.,, of George
town, ID. c., and decorated carriage nccompanied
by the officers of the society, the chief marshal
and his Ndjutants the colofs of the society," and
the Marine Band will be sent to his residence at
the beginning of the festival to invite him to their
Jatk and to offer him for the last time the hospi-
talites of the Verein before he resigns his crown
TO his successor: Prizes for tafget-shooting,
ladies' prize shooting, as well as for the ten-pin
alleys are offered, amounting in the aggregate to
about $500, and the first prize for shooting is fixed
at $40. The Washington Sangerbund, Germania
MInnerchor, and Columbia Turn Verein in this
city, the two great schuetzen socie lies of Balh-
more, one of Newark, N. j., and one of St. Louis,
No., are invited to participate. The following
gentlemen, with the president Mr. Charles Ebel;
the secretary MIR. Reinhold Springsguth and the
targctmaster, Mr.. William Fendner, are appointed
to act ms executive committee: Mcssrs. Simon
n Woili @ John Il l.. yogt william II Mmelmus, Charles
the festival will be published at the proper time
National Republican., 1882-08-12
r,.n,onnbIe uarringc in BnItim ore.

A very elegant marriage came OH recehuy a'
Ascension p. Il. Church, Lafayette Square, iIalu-
more, the contracting parties being Mr.. Pascal A..
ouinan and Miss Anna Neey. The beautiful
ritual of the Episcopal Church was read by Rev.
Mr.. Reese, and Immediately after the ceremony
ihe happy couple embarked on the lO'+0 train I T
mn eNtcnded Northern tour. The bride, tall,
GRACEFUL brunette Is the daughter of the late Alex
andrr Ncely The groom is very popular young
mnn--son of DIR. John X. Quinan, the dlstih
simes, aud brother Of MIR. John A. Quinan' OF TINS
National Republican., 1882-08-12
PALTIMORB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
-. - BEl WI EN
THE EAST AND THE YVES L VIA WASHINGTON

pess I5ivvI''Ii,
500. Baltimore, EIicott City, and Way stations.
& A@Rpnobs and Way PSamSnd and
Way, va Relny.)
ttS Fon, RnIl%rR 81 R6Skpp EprsssS SsS Way Stations
S:iS PHIIadelphia, New York aud Boston Expresa
pnror Cars TO New New y Spscss OH ,copneets for
la ;erstown and at pont OF ROCKS iof ffeo
1900, pei,imare, Hyattsvllle, and Laurel Exprass
' Stops nt Betsyiile Annapolis Junction, Jes.
sups. and Dorseys ON sundays s'opSa'
1000. BS tmore Express. stops at Hyattsville and
tlo4o PitSurs Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louii
Express. sleeping cars 10 SihoihhH'' anu
Chicago.
lilo baltimore, Elllcot City. Annapolis, and Way
ties on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
Eco. Baitimore Philadelphia, md New York Ek'
$50. baltimore and Way Stations swincheatsr.
Frederick, Haserstown, and Way iia he'
aao baltimore uyattsyle, and Laurel Express
''''' (Frcderck, via RELAY. stops at Annapolis
t4,o Baitimere, % Annapolis, and Way stations w,,
tiG Point Of Rocks h"ESTt9wm n c
point OF Rocks and Way Stations onlyJ
tS' bHimyr' Maay stSps sHt at iiyasve and Lanrsj
| Cos Point Of Rocks @ ma Way y stations
!:VS !sio. FtIsbuTg, Cleveland, and Detroit xprcs
| sleeping Cars TO PlltsbuTg.
ss SS PRaaspha and Boston xproa
+,o,o o,6Ic'Gn SignriSnati and st. Louis Express.
| S,eeping Cars 10 lihcmh""' ." LOUIS anu
1i:3o Baltimore and Way stations ,.,,.. ...
tpaily. sundays only. other 't'''S uai'y' eAe"p
Ali trains from Washington stop o. Reiny i station
For further information apply ~ the BhtihluIs IN ~.
OHIO lckrt Offices; Wshn5 on station, 6lo ana IL,
pannayIyania avenue, c ,InCr of. Fourteenth slree
Snr orcrs will bc taken for baggage 10 be checke'
| "iu i'@''' WM. CLEMENTS,
| Master of Transportation, baltimore.
| - " Q. X. LORD,
General Passenger Agent, htimOre
National Republican., 1882-08-12
ti,a VYI,nrrca.

Harbormasler Sutton has reported arrivals atthe
river front as follows: Barge Western Star, coal
for s. Emery; barge Mary Mullen, coal for !. Will
Jams: barge Francis Ryan, coal for ]. L. Miller;
barre Manhattan, coal for Clark & Given barge
N. &, Magtuder, coal for Clark d Given barge
Sbesaneake coal for Stevenson Bros; barge James
Nnrray coal for j. c. Heiston; schooner Jane
Fischer, melons for W, Q. Drury Coz sloop D.
!; IamnesI dnnhd meiponsfS mapons for AtEin Price.
National Republican., 1882-08-12
xv..n,nx,oD Garilcid monunent Fund.

The following are among the recent supscrlp-
,,ors to tbe Washington Garfield monument re-
ceiyed by The treasurer; onleers and crew Of the
II s. Aagship Richmond, Nagasaki, Japan, sSl; T.
o. Wilson, Hays City, Kansas, 50 q a, sI@Spigpu, @ S
post a. A. r. Otego, n W slOi clliLehs ol SiiSsii a,i
town Ind, by H. Howard postmaster Syi l' samuel
NJ Dabney, U s. consul, Fayal zores, w eluTens
OF Olympia, Washington Territory, through =; "; N;
Uoydsn, IS; Officers Of the U, 5. navy III Ho"' VI
Aiexaudria, Eeypt, 5000.
National Republican., 1882-08-12

ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 1.-THE market closeu qulcs .s
nF wheat amounted to $500 bushels, and sales were
made at 81 Os@l O9H for Futz and e Co@l 10 r ior
mixed there being no Lancaster oiiered inese sSads
hisher and 700 bushels Of white brought SS ays s
anteI soan % at quotations Bacon is steady and firm