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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24
CHANCERY SALE.

State OF Michigan. the Circuit Court for the
County OF Shiavassee, In Chancery:
CHARLES II. CALKINs, Complainant.
vs.
Lucy W. CONRAD,
MyRTREs CONRAD, ns.-..
GEORGE T.. CONRAD,
NJ Office Is hereby given that la pursuance of
IN decree made by said Court, In said above
entitled cause. upon the eth day of December,
A u 1881. / shall sell al Public Vendue To the
highest bidder, on Monday, the twenty fourth (2i
day o April. AZ II O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
west front dor II The o ''T House in the City
OF CorunGa. la sid o iy.' he premises des-
cribed In sai decree ',: he East half of the
West half " tHc Nrrih-aJ., quarter II section
thirty.two 81 IN T1wl Tx IS y nth Of Range
two East, c0utal0aig le'fv ~ JrrSs "a land
more o. los. u tho co2a Y %. 9h.aVaSsoo and
State 81 Michigan.
DATED Feb 2llA if92
l-ciy-.- Go-Ip
Circ 70 l'i-t .ri, 2'tawasfeo 60 .
-i-iRlA
LYONS KiLP I.I
S .'.t 20 ",u7la!,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24

The relief given to catarrh of the blad.
der aud q general weakness OF tliose parts
by the soothing effects of Browns Iron
Bitters, Is simply wonderful.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24
20 NORTH SEVENTH ST., PHILADELy
MAGNETIC MEDICINE.

Is a Sure, Prompt and Efectual Remedy for
Nervousness In ALL lie stages, Weak Memory,
Loss Of Brain Power. Sexual Prostratiou, Night
Swcats spermstorrhpa, Seminal wrs knees, a nd
General Loss OF Power. II repair Nervous
Waste. Re uvepates the faded Intellect, Strength.
ems the Enfeebled Brain and Restores Surpris-
ing Tone and vigor to the Exhausted Generstiye
Organs. The experience OF thousands proves II
an INvALuABLS REMEpy, for both sexes. The
each box contains sufficient for two weeks
medication. and IL THE CHEAPEsT AND BEST.
~ Particulars 10 our rsmpblet, which VIC mail
free to any address
~ MAGNETIC MspIcIsE Is sold by Druggists
at 81 per bog, or six boxes for IS, or win be
mailed free OF postage, on receipt Of the money,
by addressing MAGNETIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 4 Mechanics Block. Detroit. Mich.
Sold IN Owosso and Corunna by al DrugKists.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24

The Detroit Free Press asks: Sis
there any railroad company in the
United States except the Detroit,
Lansing & Northern which forbids
its train men to smoke, when on
duty, and enforces the order2 1t is
a good rule and works admirably
on this road" Can't answer for all
the railroads in the United States,
but there is printing office in Lam
sing which has observed this rule for
years, and it also works admirably,
among editors and typos.-Lansing
Republican. The same rule is rigidly
enforced at The TIMES Office
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24

dustrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere to work for Us. Now u the time. You
eau work In spare time only give your whole time
TO the business You can live at home aud do the
we'll No one can fall to make enormous pay BY en-
gaglug NJ once. Costly outfit and terms free. Money
made fast easily, and bonorsbly.
Address TRUE A Co., Augusta, Maine.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24

The Saginaw Herald sensibly re-
minds the brethren OF the Michigan
press who are selecting candidates
for U. S. senator that 1883 is some
ways ahead, and that nominations
for members of the legislature, who
will vote upon this question, are at
least six months away. The Herald
would like to see Michigan put one
of her battle.tested veterans along.
side Of Logan, Hawley, Harrison and
Miller on the republican side, amp
Butler, Cockrell, Hampton, and
Morgan of the rebel brigadiers.
Lansing Republican.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Special in
dncements are offered you Ivy the Burling-
ton route. 1t will pay you 70 read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere 10
this ISSUE
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24

lrsovi~1n 100 pages History of all Pollticsl
TWof'O"" Parties, BY SENATOR COOPER. II
gives everything pertaining TO poll.
Politics. sss 9 9ssay aq ss history so5 '; ss E
subscription; but subscriptions sent
uy direct will be forwarded by mail OF
90. ID. at Publishing Co.'S expense.
,,on r.ro, Agents now wanted. ust apply
i'oo' i"o's early, for territory Is being rapidly
assigned. Boot out about March
Y. COOPER. Goth Prospectus now ready.
Address FIRIsIDE PUBLISHING co.
20 NORTH SEVENTH ST., PHIL ApEIpHIA.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24
CHAScEl.' Sa

CHANCE Sa
State of Michigan. the Circuit ,urt f,r tn.
County Of Shawassee. In hancery:
LEoSIoAs NJ. MARSHALL, omplainant.
w.
URSULA PARsHALL,
RANSOM ". PARsHALL AND Defendants.
DAVID II. SHAW.
~ Office Ia hereby given that in pursuance Of
~ a decree made by said Court, on the
18th day Of December. A ID. 1881. shall sell at
Public Vendue to tho highest bidder, ON Monday.
the twenty-fourth (2i) day OF April, AID 1882, at
il O'Clock in the forenoon. at the west front door
OF tho Court House, in the City OF Corunna in
said County; the promises described in said de-
cree viz: Lots numbers Ave (5) and nix (6), In
Block number two (9) OF the Village Of Perry.
as surveyed by Lyman Mason on the tenth and
eleventh days OF May, 1877, situated on Section
fifteen Q3l. in Town five %, North Range two e
East, In the County OF Shiawassee and State
OF Michigan.
DATED February .7th, 1885,:
LucIrs L. 0ouLp,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Shiawassee Co,
Michigan.
Lyon j. KItpATsIok.
Solicitors for Complainant
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24

- - - - b6siness now before the pubic.
You can make money faster at
york for US than at any thing
Al Else. Capital not needed. w,
will start you. si2 day and up
wards made nj home by the in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
ROBBINS.

Some birds arc always robin.
When man gets tight the devil generally gets
loose.
when dogs die do they go to "tho happy land
Mans most deadly weapon: The night.key
Stays more men than the musket.
ION Blended knee; or, the missing collar but
tton,' would be good title for a work on proiane
history.
"A change Of name probable: AMER few more
political mistakes they will probably call him
Prince Missmark.-London Punch.
However aged your Christmas turkey wns you
Jared far better than Rev Joseph Cook who. the
papers tell US, dined on the AcrOpolis in Athens.
Nttps
Musical. A member Of fashionable congre-
cation called nj " music store and inquired
Have you the notes Of piece called the Song
oisolomongp adding; Our pastor referred to Il
like to learn 70 play it."Ncio York Posi-.
-ltis said that Professor Lewis swim, who dis
covered three oflnst years comets thereby winning
tlOOO, first caught sight Of the celestial strangers
from the ROOT Of a cider mill In Rochester He
could not have found more appropriate place
from which 70 make sidefeal obseryations.-Nor-
-scripiural How do you like the character Of
~ paulf asked parson OF his landlady one day.
during a eonvenatlon about the saints aud the
know" replied the landiady, :" for he once said,
you know, that we must eat what is set before us
ana ASK no questions for conscience sake. | al
Quincy Ar0o.
Financial: Bob-"I say, Jim. didn't lend
You quarter last month"; Jim-"Yes, Bob, you
that unon da you over SeH IN hs
cleaned me out completely. Then, you know,
there has been big advance In the rate of inter-
Bank at Berlin, aud when you remember also, the
steady upward tendency In the Bank of England
IA you must know that Il bears awfnIly hard on
US moneyed men. You see how 1t is. Bob" Bob
was conv1nced.-BostOn Irtuscfipt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Ex-Governor Smith is making local option
speeches.
Two hundred guests are enjoying the salubrlous
ocean breezes at the Hygeia
A bill has been reported from the committee
on finance in the house VIII ich imposes a tax OH
the sewing machine business
Inc bills providing for compulsory vaccination
and for suppresslng duelling have passed both
houses and are before the Governor.
The senate has passed q bill repeating the whip.
ping post law, and providing that petty larceny
shall be punished as other misdemeanors now
are.
A bill has been introduced in the senate pro-
yiding iorthe appointment OF a joint committee to
investigate the cause of the Midlothian mine dis
aster.
New River pulaski County, Bulletin: "Hon.
Senator Withers is taking subscriptions for nam
moth iron furnaces to be erected at this place,
aud, we are informed, is meeting with abundant
success"
Mr.. James p Scott, of Richmond, has established
large brick-yard on the James River about two
miles above City Point, and has gone into tho
manufacture of brick on extensive scale. His
contracts already call for more than four millions
Tor the coming season.
A North Carolina papa" writes that hts two
daughters have been spoiled by newspaper puff
school They've come home" he says, "with
three or four notices of the charming Misses -
IN their scrap: books, and they hain't been worth
fo'penny bit since"
The Tobacco Association of Richmond have re-
solved that any agitation Of the tobacco tax Ques-
ton in Congress is always attended with serious
damage, as tending TO unsette values, in u great
measure TO stop business, aud consequently to in
cur loss 10 manufacturer, dealer and planter alike;
mat they much prefer that total abolition should
oe agreed upon now, TO take effect at some future
time lsay July, 1884, than there should be partial
reduction now
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
DISTRICT COURTS.

EoUIrY CoURr- JusTicE HAGNEH.-Thonas VS.
Carrol proceeds OF sale ordered paid into registry
court, soteldo VS.. Lyon; receiver ordered to pay
servants lerouN, BOYLE. and Koch for twenty days
service Yeyerion US. Walker; security for costs by
complainant ordered. Long vs. Long; pro confesSO
and reference to special auditor ordered. In re Char
lotto Thomas contract OF sale to Samuel Herman
ratified. Newcomer vs. swami; Taylor vs.. TAYLOR
appearance of absent defendants ordered. Edwards
VS. Maupin; exceptions TO auditors report allowed
and reference with instructions ordered Adjourned
TIL ten u m. to-day Assignmcnt-Nos. 0, TO- H. Is, 49,
n, rs, 10, %, and u
CoURT ~ GENERAL TERM-THE CmEF-JusrIcE
JUSTICES JAMES AND WYLIE-United States VS..
Rodgers and luntersi verbal opinion by ChefJus-
tee 1artter affirmed Mackall We Richards; on trial
Adjourned Till ten q m to-day Assgnment--Nos
TO- ~ - 49, II. 49, 20, a. o, %, 81 SO, -, and S5
CRIMINAL COCR1-JusTICE CoN.-Benl FlOwly
larceny; verdict not guilty. Janea Davis, larceny
verdict not guilty; defendant discharged. Richard
Casey, appeal assault; plea guilty; sentenced TO paw
fine of s. and costs John Kent second 0iIense petit
larceny; verdict guilty; sent TO Auburn for two wears
and ordered TO restore property. Edward smith, as
sanlt; sent to Auburn for two years. Margaret
Wood, larceny; defendant committed TO jail to an
swer charge. Assignment-Francis Rechnrt Robert
MncGee, simon Levy Samuel $; Lacey aud John 7.
Bruce, Alfred Busey, James King, rhnddeus Hall
George Mantz, John 7. Mitchell, and Robert Myers.
CIRCUIT CnURT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.-Stew
vs.. Elnotti on trial johnson Douglass; bill OF
exceptions signed. Adjourned until ten a. M to-day
Assignment UNCHANGED,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
SOME NEW VALENTINES.

The street Cleanor--ff had dynamite
ia tunnel through the dirt aud make all right.
The Railroad Boss-Lcavcs have their time to fall
AMI not what I was-and that's not all
The Cigarette Youth-fho' Others nearly choke,
Like green wood in blaze, still must smoke.
The Jury Fixer-1n these dreamy cells
That gentle spirit, Contemplation, dwes.
The Ballot-StufTer-1n this box ofstone
The turkeys hand has stuffed me-not alone.
The Jobber--I'd Just like along my spine
lightning-rod ofgood and safe design.
The Pauper-Yes, I've got a choice, I sees.
To freeze up and TO starve, or starve and freeze.
The Repeater-Ah. there's trouble in the trade
And why were Judge and luries ever NADER
The Gas Ring Clearly through the presents dust
AT the ber Of Justice see the sign " No Trust"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
REAL ESTATE.


Mfr. J. Il. olmsead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday as
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
ON CorcOran street, corner of Fourteenth street
west sublot ITO 1e5 by % fec, square no John q.
AneS 70 Annie Hoehling, G,Vtn
On Corcoran street, near corner of Fourteenth
street west subot MS OII6 by 90 feet). square 40
Adolph A. Huehng to John q, Ames. S,50d.
On New Hampshire avenue, between NJ and N
streets north sublOt and part of sublot $50 feet by
depth square co. Frank u. Evans TO Christopher n.
Thorn, e4,0OO.
ON Nineteenth street. near corner Of E street NORTH
part OF lot foot by fleet 10 inches), square 49,
Same property ~ next above described, George Q.
Camnack TO Caroline Bowie, $50.
On street north, near corner OF Delaware avenue,
hublol ~ % feet inches by dent square ESQ James
Hornltz to Frank NJ. Elkins, FL 500.
On south Capitol street. corner Of street south.
OF (iI feet 0S inches by depth), square south of
square 7OS, John II. Wcmple to Dc Witt G. Coney,
On Ninth street east. between South Carolina ave
nnc aud street south, subOt u 10 feet by depth,
lnal
ON sixth street east between and Il streets SOUTH
south part of lot IL (25 by los feet nch) square So,
Frederick w, Jones ct al, trustee, to Henrietta
on Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Fourteenth
street east lot 0O feet by depth square l0ii James
NJ Narnum TO Edward q, Holiday nominal,
/ GEORGETOWN.
On Congress street, near corner Of StOddert street
part OF lots 27 KS. ~ aud 80 (e5 feet hy depth)
and on Stoddert street part OF lots 80, ISL and 49, OF
Bealls addition TO Georgetown, John w. Metz 10
Mary :. Williams, 81 Ia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
DIED.

SHuBRICE.-on the nth instant at Louviers
near Wilmington, DEL. JULIA $. SHUBRtCR, widow
Navy. 4
HARFORD.-On the morning OF the 18th instant
OF diphtherta, NELLIE ALMA, the youngest daughter
of Z. q. and NJ. A. Hartford, aged 2 years mouths
and u days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DOUGLAS Monday, February 49, 1882 nj 7;a
o'clock a. m, ANNIE T. DOUGLAS, wife OF Henry
Douglas,
Funeral from her husbands residence 1905 + street
northwest, Wednesday, February 49, at O'Clock
y. m. ~
Observation-Disclosures this life February H. 1852
At 5:25 o'clck D. M, our beloved brother wELIssI NY
COLUMBUS MARsHALL, aged 50 years and months
His funeral VIII take place from his late residence
NO i06 street southeast Thursday, the 10th instant
at o'clock D. Ills remains will be rested In Israel
&. nj. B Church, at o'clock p. m. The friends de.
string 10 zee the body can do so at the residence.
Members of Eastern star Lodge, No. IO2s, q. W. o. OF
U. Fwnl meetRt O'Clock p. M to attend the funeral
~ j, N. MAYNE, +. =.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15

BALTIMORE, Feb 1i.--Fiour active Howard
street and Western superHne ~ OOGiI 70; do extra,
0oa6G do family, "a e5N7 %; city Minis superRne,
HoOa50o do extra IS coos 90 Rio brands a 1907 rs;
Patapsco family. - 90 Corn-southern quiet; West
ern hrmor and more active. Southern white 75C70c;
90 yellow, e9eD7oc. Western mixed, spot, G5is e6c;
February 6ssc bid; March, CO. t161c April, 6s46n
6s'sc; May, Gesfld7Oc; June co. bid Oats easier;
southern; E@bOc; Western white, ioa50c do mixed,
fldtsc; Ponnsylvania, tSld50c. Hay dull; prime TO
Visions guie aud easy; moss pork sls d0@ls 7 bulk
lneats-shOulderv and clear rib Sides, packed, 7aOd
l0Tc; bacon--shOulders, SIC; clear rib sides Ike;
MANS, l3halfc; lard. refined. l2iEc. Butter firm;
western packed, 1Ss &c; roll 25oI2c. Eggs firm ut
Ste 90 Coffee steady Rio cargocs. ordinary TO fair.
sSma.sc, sugar steady a son, &C. Whisky quiet
O. ledi co. Receipts Flour, i.in3 barrels corn,
,'4il bushels. oats, it6s bushels. Shpments-Corn,
1,SiH bushels, Snleg--t'orn. ITg A17 b1shelg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
ETSvv wELTE BREAD
and henutlfnl Rolls aud BsnlLts will be guam Nee


EHT5w wELTE DREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guara Meed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium over all other com
petiOrs at the National Fair In 1870 and again the
First Premium, Ia the shape of very handsome gold
barrel OF Ceres Will turn out forty lonves more bread
than any other Hour in America. We would also
specially mention the fact that Mrs. - p. Anderson
October Fair for the handsomest Rolls and Biscuits
on exhibition, and they were made OF Ceres Flour
which Is only adding another proof TO the many al
ready established, that Ceres is the best Minnesota
Pntent' Process Flour known to the trade, and we
doubt that II has lis equal la the world.
STEBEING'S Mt: Louis FANCY,
one OF The most beautiful Winter-Wheat Patent FlOHs
eronered TO the trade II 4 uneNceed by any other
Patent EXCEPT Ceres, and Will please the exact
Ing housekeeper and satisfy the most fhstidious
epicurc.
asplendd Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
brated Hungarian Process. II Is u very cheap and
Dehuluul lhlet Wlthln the reach OF all classes and
we guarantee VIII give satisfaction TO every who
Will try II,
the old reliable standby and the STANDARD Family
called Patent Hours. The millets manufacturers
ofGoden Hll have spent about $40 900 In rcmodellng
Roller system, and consequently Golden lil Is not
only magnificent Family Flour, but 1t Is really a
patent Hour with the great advantage that Il he
bought for considerably less money than great many
PueniPruces5 flOurs near as white nor as nutrI
tious rs Golden HIN. We defy competition TO bring
forth any hour superior to Ceres, Sterling Mnneoa,
amy houselieepcr who tries them will never use
anything else. For sale by all GrOcers. Wholcsgle
Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue.
VIVA. M GAIT 81 co.
District Of Iecker's Celebrated Self Raising Flour
and nckwhcat. ja3O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
81, soSE MET the simplest means win accomplish


Robert NJ. Newton has filed a bill In equity for
Leonard Mackall and Others against Brooke
Mackall, jr, and others, to annul a deed of Feb
rudry %, 1850. The complainOnts are the heirs
and devisees under the will Of tie decedent, and
charge that while he was sick the defendant,
Brooke Mackall, kept his relatives from him, and
persuaded him TO make the deed which they now
seek 10 set aside. The complainants alege that
prior TO the death Of the teslatoT January 10 1880
du1ng his entire illness he was incapable of per.
forming any valid deed or act and almost con.
uhually under the use Of narcotics; that two
weeks aiter Tie commencement Of his illness the
defendant Mackall, orcLy removed him from II
cohilormblu room ON the second floor 70 small
apartment on the third floor and kept him under
tufNellihhce, ana resorted 10 dgrN On aud article
70 euuDe nm ~ accomplish his elda-the procure
ment OF lllv Qeed 20 delendnmLs rNnl nslnle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15

quiet and Unchanged sales Rio 40 o{c. Sugar quiet
nnd about steady fr to good refining quoted at ii6
e,ilc; refined less active; yellow G, 1AmTa6g white
eNlra q Hfdtsi4c; yellow do, "a use yellow, GaGT4c
OF \, Ni@ssc; mould A, SIC; standard A, sl5los5sc;
cSniectoncrs a, s2sGAg cut loaf Loo crushed, lUa
use powdered, SIC; GRADUATED. 5lGdAssC; cubes,
gAc Molasses unchanged and quiet Rice steadily
neia ahd ID iar demand. Pork dull heavy, aud nom
lnally lowcrfeOd mess, spot, ei7 on do f1 900
" W options neglected. Mddlea dun and weak; long
SleA, BfW9sc short clear si(c long and short clear
hali aud hnlr ylsMghc. Lard opencd steady, aftcr.
ward became depressed and fell on 2563Oc per 100
0unus closing unsettled; sales prime steam, spot
+ M os'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15


Edward Mcintosh, Il onc-lepged Union soldier
was charged In the Police Court with making
threats Of violence against his brother Thomas
who is also oue.legged From statement made
II appears that the two brothers went through tho
war and lost their limbs in fighting for the
Union. The prisoner had received severe wounds
aud was somewhat insane from them He had at
tempted to study law, but found he could not
stand the strain and had to give it up. He was in
hopes OF getting into the Soldiers Home or some
other place where he could receive proper care
and attention. Judge Smell thought Il was no III
prisoner.
Hugh strider, white, was charged with stealing
watch and chain aud an overcoat from Charles
w; Mattingly. Mr.. Mattingly testified that the
prisoner was rOoming in the same house with him
lately, and that he missed his watch. onloer
Breen testified TO arresting Strider. and a clerk in
= pawnshop 70 the watch having been pawned In
the shop. This Is tho defendants second ofensc.
He was committed for the action OF the grand
jury, in default Of $500 bonds
Edward McKenny, colored boy, was charged
superintendent Of the Capitol grounds produced in
court large piece Of stone which had been
knocked of the wall enclosing the Capitol grounds
Judge Smell said that this malicious destruction of
property should be severely punished, and i'm
house.
night for the larceny of pair of hose nom
IOungs store on Seventh street. as mentioned in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN, gnzed into Judge SHELLS
face, and was sentenced TO sixty days In Jail for
the larceny and thirty days additional for assault
ing fthe lady clerks who tried TO prevent her
nom escaping,
Dorsey Fakes nine year. old colored boy, was
charged with the larceny of silver watch from
william Palmer, and pleaded guilty TO the charge.
u having been explained 70 the court that the
boy was the sole support of his mother the youth
FOL offender WAS dismissed from the tolls of the
law.
Joseph Carol, the eolored voodoo DOCTOR got his
Just deserts from Judge Suell yesterday. lie was
found guilty on three charges and was sentenced
70 SIX months In jail for the first ofense sixty days
the third.
Ella A. Branton, washerwoman, WINS charged
with the larceny Of a child's dress. She went on
the stand and made rambling statement, and
the prosecuting attorney suggested mat she was
inspired. Judge Smell dismissed tho case
---e=--
Dosr thou love lIre2 Then do not snnander
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15

The board OF engineers that nave under con.
sderation the plans for the improvement OF the
Potomac Flats have examined six plans for the
reclamation otthe hots, ANA have made n personal
inspection OF Tie river tmnt The principal plans
beiOlu them are Colonel Abelts, Major TNinlng's
aud Mr.. Cturch's, together with theirulteuutives
The b0aldN u poluoly Conclude lheir inYesuga-
tim OF Tie q1sr.Iun tomorrow, and then begin
the preparation o. their report
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bllls,...... 1905 Sixty-dey bllls.. n
Nv AssocIated press.


New YoRK, Feb. A-Money loaned from TO per
cent. and closed at per cent. Exchange was steady
at 4si@isiA for long and 1895 is9l for short sight
Governments were irregular tbut generally lower.
State bonds were rather dull except Tennessee mi
which closed rather weak. Railroad bonds we're gen
orally weak. The transactions ware $40 OOO shares In
GLIDING Central Pacific, 520G Delaware, Iackawannn
and Western, COCO Denver and Rio Grande, ~ 200;
60g louisville and Nashville 1900 Meynphs and
Charleston, 100 Missouri Pacific, $500 New Jersey
Pacific 1900 ohio Central 1000; Pacific Mall 1900;
Reading, 3Cl; Texas Pacific, 2t40G Union Pacific,
1920; Wabash Pacific, 1910; Western Union $500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-15

NEw NoRK, Feb H-Flour--SOuthern unchanged
common TO fair extra, % GO4G W. good to choice " OC
asOO. Cora opened istpic higher; closed weak. with
most of the advance lost; trade less active; nngraded
6id0sisc; No. g. H@6lAc No. ., GTM6sfc; No. 2, Feb
flury, a8R@Wc, closing At 66fo; March, GI} 56s6s
Oats !<5ac higher, but less aetiye 6o 81 4ga(. Cohee