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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05
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pcUgoru FGbril III 9tlg2rium, eiHsr tletne1
Is U}sjtsu iIt0ftta ron bier geIegcueu Sab.
rtifG6t, If 5cute yiGdmtttQ8 uteCer8ebranut.
Gtue @cricE Iam um'e GGbsu, uuo meBrere
rUuIoeu UIlCBt. Scf5hunbert Ar5cttsr Ucr'
OeH cI,6 oeu Bran6 6dddfttguugalo5.
Sin rcurs aaGra acubIan.
Cent 4. &prtI. - gtu ueues UnayHj'
ferblau tl bier aridteueu, 8af1Ibe ia9rt
ban bgcHtfaueH yilmau ,,ote GrPloR0u."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05
GutopdiCGe Sa6ef6ert6te.
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Gin 0maeengeiub

BerItu, 4. Qpril. @uf1uU Itdter,
bar betaunis gaItr, tft i'm ILter BON so Sab'
zen gefOrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05

Prei8-5O Gents uno $1.OO pro GIai6s 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05
Gurppdffhe RabeLberfhte.
Die esopttfhsu SStrrsu uuS Sie BrrIsscu5cit
Der brItiidben RCsitruug.

Ter orlEliBEn ytC9itFun9,
Gou6uu, 4. Ipril. - Das Rabtuet bat
rad strcr laugsu 9t8tuifou gsgeu ote for.
miIa gtnbliruHg stueS BrOtEItOrOt8 iiber
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SatlrGe in @gppteu trei6t Der 4Uar5ts eut,
ltGen, uub bic 4uarGte Miro GuHertou Ober
&rtPg, trOgIidcr g8etia Bei0s, rad iJdl ate
beT. gr0llub mu6 bic Standardization gJpps
tens auf iiG ulbueu. sc ptrO irctltb cine
tdnere SIrte ietu, aUstH oa8 gluo fam
ith ibr riGt eutIts6eu. 3ie UItutler mOgeu
bic Grtftri Scr 8trbs 3H iguorireH iuheH,
aucjH bic &CulO5ie etucS iO!G1u 8eria5CHU5
miro RAID ibr Guoe errcth6u." Die y@G-
iItte" lnPTsb!t ber 8egtgruEg, 6em @eues
raj @Olb0u bolu bebiilhtd ;u ietH, ftneu
uHotbduatgeu Staat Su 8bartum Hlter let
uGr (GoroOH'8) S5cuberduttit III etlbllreu.
oSagt lbn," ertlGrt 6aS 23latt, yOaB Gag
lamb cen Gubau fsruerbtu nitt mEbr ais
Ehstl bE8 0ttOmauiI4cH 0tet&5 betru4tet."
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( d. aEc,ur, or 4tIutfer be2 Iusmartts
gen, aUf etHe i5rage bes GarlS Sar6ptde,
tjg 8egIeruUg Iet utGt Saruuf DOrberettst,
bGul @eusTal @or60u aiuI0ltIit9r grpettttOu
III Siilie III idtdeu. D!arQuiS 6arttugtoU,
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ngIde eurd biz lleberrafe 0er 4rmEe O5m1u
GtaEaR nerfGrtt mOrbeu fub, be0r6ugeu
Sofald uuO isueru aludhttth tujeue StlOt
Der @OuOaruHur criudt nm brtttihe Inter
Ritung, 20ni8 SObauu BON GbAIfuteu bat
Elm iohbares Gbreu8eDaab fir ben ami tbu ge'
ldtGeu SsOOumatttgtsu Der S0utgtu SIt'
tUrtl III Cairo beffgIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05
Su Der absutGsu
&GuS Der Buube8Bawptgast,

rQtm O18 Sau8 18 Benfou8btG8 oil uao U.J
tagte ii6 bauH um 510 bic morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05
Der senoa pen esinburah psrIeet.

2euOon, 4. GprtI. - Der 9erjo8 OOu
G6intur9b that bteIcr Gage, OIS sr uabs
9iaoNEg aui her Suisl Gbobu8 lauoete, etusu
TsbIrttt, fiir3te 3u 8Ooeu uU0 UErreHtte td
bna Sute. GeiA 4r3t bat t9u uolEiGot8e
Siube QebotFu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05
dOREH0.DHD&TSB 6

lponj9 bon &nOora pnO Cheer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05
Gas Gpuspscbtct.

BruHeI, (. 4priI. - nJuoepeuotuca
Edge" frtldTt, Ssurp Yf. Staulsu babe be.
ihloNfu, istue UtiitoH TN GUu5ogebiste oe.
Tuitto aufyugEbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-05

au Grous OOer &eudBuFea letosu.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-22

allure them to self lf-infiicted injury. In free
country the curtailment of the absolute
rights of the individual should only be such
as is essential to the peace and good order OF
the community. The limit between the
proper subjects of governmental control and
those which can be more fittingly left to the
moral sense and self imposed restraint OF the
citizens, should be carefully kept in view.
Thus laws unnecessarily interfering with the
habits and customs of any one of our people,
which are not offensive to the moral senti-
:lents of the civilized world and which are
consistent with good citizenshipand the pub
lie welfare, are Unwise and vexatious.
The commerce of nation tot great extent
determines its supremacy. Cheap and easy
transportation should therefore be literally
tostered within the limits ofthe constitution.
The general government should so improve
and protect its natural waterways, as will
enable the producers Of the country to reach
a profitable market The people pay the
wages of the public employees and they are
entitled to the fair and honest work which
the money thus paid should command. 1t
is the duty OF these entrusted with the man
agement of the affairs to see that such pubic
service is forthcoming, and the selection and
retention of subordnates in government en-
ployment should depend upon their ascer.
tanned fitness and the value of their work,
and they should he neither expected or al
lowed to do questionable party service. The
interests of the people will he better protected,
the estimation of public labor and duty will
be immensely improved, public employment
will be open to all who demonstrate their fit
ness to enter it. The unseemly scramble for
place under the government with the con-
sequent importantly which embitters official
life, will cease, and the public departments
will not be filled with those who conceive it
they owe their place, instead OF rendering
patient and honest return to the people. l
believe that the public temper is such that
the voters of the land are prepared to support
the party which gives the best promise OF ad-
! ministering the government in the honest,
simple and plain manner which is consistent
with its character and purposes. They have
learned that mystery and conccalment in the
management of their affairs cover tricks and
betrayal. The craftsmanship they require
consists in honesty and frugality, prompt
res ponse to the needs OF the people, and
vigi,ant protection of all their varied inter-
! ests.
! IfIshould be called to the Chief Magistracy
of the nation by the sUffrages of my fellow
citizens, will assume the duties of that high
| office with solemn determination to dedicate
every effort to the country's good and with
an humble reliance upon the favor and sup
port of the Supreme Being, whom | believe
will always bless honest human enceavor in
the conscientious discharge of public duty.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-22
THE LATEST NEWS.

Business is dullec st St. Louis than ever
before known.
A war of passenger rates between New
York and Chicago is probable.
In Connecticut the Butler fever is be-
ginning to abate and the Independent
movement is again exciting most attention.
The home protection and prohibition
parties of Missouri have nominated Rev.
John A. Brooks for governor of that state.
Wisconsins hop crop will not be half
as large as last year. Wisconsin is the
second state in the Union for hop produc
ton.
The democratic state convention OF
Kansas censured prohibition and demand
ed that the prohibitory amendment be
again submitted to the people.
The Connect ticut Peace Society met the
other day and telegraphed President Grevy
of France and the Chinese Ambassador
imploring them to arbitrate their national
difference. That will surely clear away
| the war cloud.
| Maud S. has really been sold to Robert
Bonner. The purchaser will not race her
except against time to lower her present
record of 2099. Bonner is now the own
er of there hcrses that have at different
times made the best trotting records
Dexter, Rarus and Maud S. He will
breed the mare to one Of his fast stations.
Thomas J. McAfee, alias Gerald n.
Moore. Of the firm of Curtis & Moore, no.
| tion dealers of ST. Paul, has been arrested
! for bioamy It is charged that in Dub
lin. Ireland, he married Annie Lodge. He
deserted her and went to Paris, and there
NET and loved Countess Won Mutchen-
l,recht, daughter Of Commodore Mead OF
the U. s. navy. They were married AMI
came TO America, and finally to St. Paul.
Moore. OF Nc Afcs. though in business,
has been living mostly on his wife tine
coantcss money,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-15

AxEs-COllmg, 81 dozen. 900; Gold Dollar.
n dozen, 500; Diamond Tage, n d01en 1000;
Double Bit, lIOl
,sKmLETs ANp Lps.-liic - NJ sugar lsot-
TITS pItrE-L G. i0Nt. "a box, 500; {. G.
iiN2u y hos, SOOi Tewo, liNU, q box, 100;
ltrho, 2US2s, u box, 1850.
WNNE-P Irccd, discount 10 e cont;
stamped, discount 80 b cent
SOtpER-Na, I, lic; no b and Is, iec "a 10.
DUCK llonag COLLARS so. l,AL, h dozen.
u ANrS-'Ewo loop, 400 6dohcn; threoloop,
i.31 q doleu
rtCEs-m boxes, lOowpcrs, ESQ p box.
81, gtuh li9Es-C' dozrn 1885, rair0td picks,
MATrucEs- r. dozon, pm
.ErHWiH bErNG-Discount 80 a cont and
Ehus-3gi, rate.
huuvELs ASD SrADrs-R ovlpndR, dis.
count iu O. cru', Amg' list, steel goods dls-
count 80 aud ll b. cent.
HEAVY HNEpWAE Shnus, finished, $50
poles, lHHh, tlpslvirCo,, wagons. select. Ito:
buggy 30; express, 200; wagon tongues,
1000; hickory lSlr7, 1900; boil lcrs, 40; coup,
ing poles i3'i ,pokrs. hHN, select, 2.50;
NM, 2HN' sawed iplln1s, tr l7l; 9, 900;
howuou shoes, 600; Northwestern norsGnails,
no u, 6No! u b.3i IS bUNi bgr iron, ic ruto;
plnW steel ic; spring steel Sc: cast steel, Use.
huDGl Grade b. and spring top, poNN6
iOOUU; do, open, 3OON0'UOU; do. side ypriug
top, loOWWl3'UO; do. side bar, lOOO0Gl1Um:
do, ph" tons, l3ONGluOO: grade a. side
spring, llOoU0HOW; do. phwiOus, l5NUWt
WlUO; bump scat buggics, l7auW0.ijOO: plat
.orm spIinmS lioo0@l5lNi three spring wag-
Oas, NluNt 1000.
WRC-Snooth wire No. p Be; Nos. land
Tod 0arhed, 7c
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DRUGS.

AcIpS-Sulphorlc O. carboy, t3.75; cltrlc, y
~ Fc' oAalic, 9 ID, 10: utrtaric, powdered Is
NuMs--Arahlc, select, Il II, JOc. asaietldn
% TO 8Oc; c0mphOr - tu2t; opium, Si2ato i.iO.
NlS- Bctumuti SandersOu's, "a N, $2.l0;
lemon, SanurYou'R }lS5; peppermint, $S25;
"lnicrgroen, S2,25; Olive, Malaga, tL2i.
$40 tO slaH.
.SoArs-Cgstllc notified, a 49, S8lcci cas-
uIl. white, HOLE
MISCELLANEOUS -- Ammonia, curh., y n,
ne; alum, Nni OrruwrDut, bermuda. zoe Bal
fNu, cup1ihu, hsc; hOraN, refined, lRnlB; calo-
incl, Un., 1ic; castor oil, a gal, $iNOi go;
cassip buds, h III, lE0lS. crcnm tartar, purc,
L ~, 3N; corrosive suhlMnic, 4 N, %; chlorn,
form, g 10, Nls.llu; extract logWond, bulk
r 70, l2on; glycornc, bulk, n ID, 27d3O;
Iodine, rr'uhInuut'G, q ~, 2GO; leaves,
hu,hui thorl & n, -; leaves, scuua, Alex,
r. N, -; motpriU, sUiph "a o., $3.50; spirits
inter, sweet, q 10, 81; stfychnia, crystals, ti.S
% Loo tRp'ocn, D n, z; WAX, white, Is ID,
sulphpio Qulniuo y oz sl2O9Sl35.; cln.
Chnnlul., 500 Csc,
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LInUnMS.

AiCouot-t' gallou, fa% 10 t2W.
ht'Nnlr nuWcstlc,i "a gullOu. $500 UH EgfO,
Imported cuGuVv lSi1,N SALON. isO; lS,9 tlrO.
r. -, H'tu, INHt ttH; l9u. $40: lSS, SSul.
lNN, 'lv.h; lWr', lupW 6 Co. cu.uyc, ISIS.
NHi l'.h 5000, lNd, NNUo; 1873. ElO&: BIS.
lWl nNOonrlr ~ Co. conoc, ls',, stiO; 100,
'tN Domestic, New York or phlAlolrNio.
Nulinu,tl.ni Holland, IA rulu, s.sat2S,.
0lt NoO.tl Vuructia old Tom, nwUuu. 3d.
es. Nr Robert buructt's old Tom, IS cnsl,.
N.NaNUt, Holland, 2crsp, $3.50.
WHISKY lou'silnN vpctlNtd, ~ q cont.
pUoa 2 gallon, Nl5; Western, NlmlI5.
hvvrHou, tllhH' " NuC. Fl5AoS.sN. S,airll.
Wngricd Hta,i OBJ, Irish, imported. 81 N
C.Nnh.
CHAMPAIGN, - Noudervr Carte R.unch.
lulti. t' uoynu ..NI; Piper lipldsclck, otNfi4 ~
u toFyu Eoo, kruv a Co., quarts. N dozen.
DN; Nicer a ChandOn, Sillcrv MousspuX. s,
'ntcn HNi ItcmHut day. H dozen, $500: ~.
10 Mumhl q to,s, plntA, e additional; trv
'rrcuoN, 2ini hNtry Dry, so
WtNFS-t NlitOrnl8 clurtt, "a gallon. CN9g,,
I'cnludrl so. /, Il gallon 5Nt15; huportel
tulrris, orlinnrN n task, 7OOAHSlOO: h,uI,y
'iur,ts, per clsk, 5n.ONGSOOo; uuc cnrcis. =
ga.l,, @NNolihtO; MCdoc, f cusp, 6OO. St
Julian, II cuec, GO; MUrgouN, 4 cu>r, 9UO.
loUty NNnut IL cusc, 1000; iArusp, "a ,n,r
iW lcovlO "a cuo, GW; Chateau lkHne'
y cSst, @iOo; orlinnry, y case, SSAaGJN;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-15
GROCERIES.

,CoFFEE-Rio fair, il@lgc; prime, l2l$Gl3c;
choice l39Mlic; Laguyra, He; Java, 2dc.
TEAs-lmrcr.nl, 4005ic; Young Hyson, 400
Soc Oolong, iSG60c; Japan, GGdG5c.
SUGARs-Powdorcd eltc: cut loaf, 0l5c;
grHnuated, SlSc; standard A /, SIC; Louisi-
ana white clarified, Sc; yellow clarified, &c:
choice Louisiana, 7c.
MuLAsSEs-I Louisiana choice, 61c; prime,
Soc; lHirto good ace; corn syrup, 45c; su9a!
syrdp, 8lWGc; rehoilcd, l1fI.c.
=, bAGGtGG-pure Jute, ~ lhs, lgIc; y yard,
Va ib9 lOl g; ties, l.5j T. bundle.
RCE-W hOlcsaie, 6ltdHa a..
CRAcKERs-SodaX ,7c; XxN,7lzc; cream,
@; ginger snaps, PC,
soAp-Oliye, 275 u box, blue India, \ ID
oars 53l q box; "a II bars, 40 2 box; I 70
,CAEnhEs-stor, full weight, 1870: short
ClMEsT-Ful cream. igc.
EorE--luc basis; cotton rope, lSc.
CioIHEsPIN5-Round, SIC; spring 100 p
MrAsrREs-l5 bushej, iron nound, $50 y
dozen; 2-hoop plilsi 200; G-hoop, 2.2j.
TUES most 30; q ncst, 2.7j; No. /, 900 z
dozen; No. 2, 500; No. g, 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rggan straw, 45l075c.
PowpER--tmE kog OF Is hs; lgla do. 2.2j;
va DO, La; blasting kegs 2.2i. SuOt--drup bHg,
&WNt2.lh; buck, e.2.tq2a5.
rICELEs-Ch ow-chow,l f-bsrrpl, barrel. ssh
1-giioh pals, chOW-chuW, l.JO; 3-Wllun
pals, mixed pickles. 100; glass pintg, l.8i;
glass quarts 100, glass q gallon, 1850; glass
gallon, l1ai glass hex, gallon, 775.
COAL Otl.-llO degrees lire test, In barrels,
2le; no test OIL in cans, 2AOi 10 degrces ire
MACNEREIr-No. barrels, 1880: No. l .
barrels, 1850; No. H-hlucis, $50; No. -
1hirolS 100; No. . lt-lauclg, 200; No, kits
10; No. lits, lOj; So.8lyits, lOU
HoiLANp IHnHIN Imported, l.2j F kCg.
CANpY-StcEt lll2c q 10; fancy, lJg2jc.
NAlsINs-L London layer, ~.
,CimEH-Crab opplc, fog; Missouri cider, SOC
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LmnEH AM nmIniN0 MArrn1,I.

Roueu LvNnER-tindor 50 feet. gcO =, LON.
over - feet, fl2.a0 q loo ''''''
nNNNsHn luMnER-unO side, select. sos &,
llMi one Side, over r. Inches Wide, si,.N n
lMni Two rlucSAH0 T. lOni ono side, h, fil
MhNc pine siding, sccend common, fT IN a
lev; poplar siding, az d Lem; r,urh celuu
10 III lyW; j. ceiling, dressed and undrp,srd'
~ n Gnu; "a celling, dressed AMI rntre.s,I
~ II lNN, poplar ceiling, kl1k0 a l,Nnn:Vhts
pine c,illuF, 90 IA 100; dressed md mni.b"i
loouug, $50 "a 1000; h-lnch nations. rouph.
Woo PER lNoi dressed, fM n inoO
aHiNuLrS- ID lev, Sap pine yAgi, henrt
pine, ~ No, ! cypress, ar, D. X cvnress.
ti'lli boss, best or I'll heart cypress, Is, an
mensinn cypress, inches, t6' round end CIV.
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80; shoats,AtoAG


- - AtsNNAAt tNt ftn. ~, 1881.
nR, j. BR AnFlFLp; Dear Strive have
iot the past illtcen years handled yOui
Remedies, both at Wholesale and rStail,
and in mo instance, so far as our knowl.
edge vtends, lavc they failed 20 give
ssnuSihctlon. W have sold more of vour
Regulator than of all the other similar
remodgscomhined. We regard Pryor'p
Ple Ointment ono Of the hest, and
Mothers l'riond we know TO be true Ia
,,s distinctive tito, "the Mothers Bost
Frieht.' Yours truly,
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,
wholesale Druggists, Atlanta and Ma.
con, Ga,
send for onr Treatise ON "lIealih and
hnpp'ness OF Women" mailed free.
b~ADrlELp REGULATOR Co, Atlanta,
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MARK ETs ny TELEGRAPH.


elncA0o, Sept, iS'-rhc nrovcrs Journal
reports, Ilogs-Reeclpts, 400, brisk ON
GOOD grades; common stock no lower. t5,sOt
10.
cattls Receipts. 100; steady; export
trades, $4,000; common 10 MEDIUM, ttd0t
30: Texans, ta.s1tdf.tn
Sheep Receipts. LOO, dull, common tn
Texans, tsaxta,5A
Flour dun and unchanged.
Wheat active hut lower, c'rsed ~ under
yesterday; September. "a, Id5iN, closed "a, !.
, letoee., silse,siE close, .i's; November,
~.
Cun-Aclivc and unsettled, opened ,.0ag
nwer, aud advanced t,0lis later Tor uciober:
sased Oh and closed X hlghtr, octobct; 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-15

PRtSrs- Mcrlmnc ~, u; Manchester, o.;
Arnold, e; Arnuldb INDIGO, ~; Arrurps
choice do. Sisi American, o.; American n.
Wgp. ~; Pacific. w. Hamilton, 5ls: Gluucca-
, V, mH"r9lns' ~; simp,.on mourning, o.
Iochcco, q; Gloucester 6ls; Richmond u:
Windsor q; steel River, d',; AUcnR ~ Z,
McrrImnc pint, G's; Richmond pink, q, Allen
nnk,h Merrlmnc shrimr1; Regatta shut
Ing mEl' tA hmnp,un, ta; Allen shTtIngs, vi
bUowN SurDwaGs- Lawrence IL. .Ft..
STARK. "A "a; Augusta b',. Indian Head
rL "t M}aUc NlNtr t'ti Atlantic a, n u;
Atnuuo IT, "a; Auwgm, %; Atlantic r..
Usi PeppcrCil r. q fremont &C, o.; Cont.
ntutul X, q; ngppcwll q, o.; pcpprrru ".
-; detrimental g. "a Indian Orchard IA,
"a; Budver Slno H. b,; Michigan H., 5's;
ell, l'ti Granite u, "a; B,dioW Il, ~;
portsmouth Z, pa' MolnwE, O; nnotf 'N.7,
H",nlleNuc hti %. WnChusUU, -: Now.
market A,N; Newmarket "a, "a.
,hLiAIutn HuftuN"s New York. pa;
WamNul,1, lO'et louliun GN, lu; luu,lult
cnm muslin, M; Berkeley rN cam muslin.
,a'gi Fus,nrou, 10; Anlrocorsm H. dts,
/ MnsnNNlllo,Nt l.oH,ds'N, So; tnhnt, ~, Com,
| way, ltuIL oi me lu0m q; tuWood, 80 d;
/ Prosperity |G mutt, IS, IW7.S5l: hal.
| lowell 9,G,; Moot, y, 71; lhrou, S. tann,
3-L 4; HWck .toucA\, ~. Hone. n. Drrr
less, ~ ~ ''''
.TtcKs-AmoskcUg AGA, %; Amo5tcpg 4.
| la'i; AmMkcpr D. 1875; AMo,N,ry q, I'..
AmusEuF u, III; AWu,EuaF ia lN0. Amos.
Leag ~ lg Amoshvrg II, q; rhoiuklltc A.
/ tgi SNlll itlNvr 'i MpihuW AN,2'.; Con.
th'nsh tN' Fl, lh; tor'IH '. lus; tuur,to.
! ~ rA. -, n; tuuve.HH Ni Conestuu,
t,,t,,' n y n NGn'c',.l's', 90, y; llumN-
I :; OccUn,G
! SrmrEs-Nmoskcog, G.2,tb.u. nv. Amor.
/ cnhNa; Hamilton, ma; Amuskrur cu.,.ht.
I lO,s; Ashhyuc "A, n; AShhyme e,l cross No.
/ ntNtNs- Amos kcug, ~; York, n. OH,
| ANA, lWsi Otis Bb, M; Columbian. b.
: ols &C, lO'h; Beaver Crcck IA, n, E.ly.r
/ 1wtk hR, u; Beaver Crcck &c, in' i; Warr0p
h', llhi Wnrrcn ANA, l2b; npvwpt,
hNNn Ngi Columbian, ~; Mart,u a.
hrWu D, & UuvaNille. No.
/ NlIDhs- linton, No. 50, n; Union, Nh a.
III; .OuI"u 70. Is, ~; Miners MOL, M. NU.
Nu.l louisiana osnRburgs, " Augusta
Observation-Disclosures s; Amoskesg. s..
I canton, VI, Draper Q; ElpnWood, Ue: 8I,p,
=; tlhvmonL 6l,; Miami, N.; ClArpuupn.
SOS scotch, double fold, UlshiNs.
AANhNVs- Washington, ga, MHnviu, ~.
WOES 0iulrl y NnnA, a' ftHl q. Kid unlsh lf3!
/ MusonNllic, H' fWWs; Garner, %, gftt,
L. NAifLriNGs-rHpc striUs liiremrs, NafN'i. <.
! iuWsiucs hnuiuuds, NUN, InuestrI,4 ltnt.
/ bury, MA, kig.. low body Brussels, 30: ow.
Gll body hrus,g ,i.N EN,m Mopuuti6s' /. A,
~ Mulu.Uvi ITO; luWCll extra turen. Is.
nNlunnl a'pll, W ilurilom eNtw surers. I'd
/ inrk, Rond a ffNukun extra supsfa. ~.
I lnrk, cniton.ci aim extra supers. b.l., biuf.
de.Nhh WOOL 'sdi5; common cotton .ciiaIS
MUta. '''
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l1Nr STOCK market NJ reported by nornn
btnthvrs Vhulcs tlc butchers;
, NNttlt- trass steers, 2,io to A2i; COWS aud
h"ut"e, ssl to 40, NcUrliugs, 1910 to leM.
SUthp-prluic, G.OO to 2.hO; common to mo.
dunn. Lgitol.1h
hoUs-Corn fed, 49, to 40; shoats, ito tgA
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TO get the finest cracker YOU ever ate,
ask your grDcer for tho Dosier Wovl
Cracker Co.'s Roval Snnwhal.e. They
Av siie rrricc.icr .. truckers.
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D3. JOHN BULBS
I'0li3STllg
FOR THE CURE OF
FEWER and AGgJ ~
Or ChILLS and FEVER,
AND ALL nALARlAL DISEASES.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for it superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
tho SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
hANENT cure Of Aguo and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether OF short or long stand.
ing, He refers TO tho entire Western and
Southern country to bear him testimony TO
the truth Of the assertion that in DO case
whatever will II fail to cure il the direo-
tons arc strictly followed and carried out.
In great many cases single desc has
been sufficient for cure, and whole fnmi-
lies have been cured by q single bottle, with
aperfect restoration Of tao general health.
II is, however prudent, and in every case
more certain TO cure, il its use is continued
IN smaller dosee FOR aweek or two after tho
disease has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long.5tanding cases. Usu.
ally this medicine viii not require any aid
to keep the bowels in good order. Should
the patient, however, require q onthartio
medicine, aftor having taken three or four
doses OF the Tonic, q single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO SUI.
Acient.
BULLS sAR3APARILLA u the old and
reliable remedy for Impurities Of the blood
and sorofulous affections tho King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DIR. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in tho form Of
candy drops, attractive TO tho sight and
pleasant 10 tAo taste,
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Exports tins week: Great Britain, 3gNt;
Frnnrn, = Continent, llB; stock no ali
United SiEtcs ports, thls day, l11,sSS; tlIs
day lastyCur. 25l,8lG,
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MONEN. NrnNI,a An nnNns.

NEw loEK, sept Money ltons; prime
mercantile paper, bi.rGl b; sterling exchange
", r., Eteudyi iNi sight, -.
Closed no the following nfrcs.
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GORDON RANDALL,
J. ". kIRy,
lin RANDALL,
j. B. DER FORD, in.

We nrc selling q tuo Sherry W inc
$l,5O per gallon, Loeb Il Frcihcrg.
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uALNESroN, sept B.-'rho following IL Tire
laily comparative cotton statements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

srr tl,st .Despite their surveillancs TIE t,e,ts
continued without interruption. Though
satisfied that the theft5 were really fixing
MACE, all detective expcdlents have been
sornly Intellectual, until the post-oflice au-
tlorlties have settled down to the opinion
that either there II no hope OF cornerinx
the rouge or else that the thests are from
the outside.
Chicf-Clerk BOYD SAID toni yhs that hi,
attention had been csiled BY mr.. Powning
TO these alleged irregularities some time
ago, and thai he had carefully and persist.
emily investigated every phase In The case,
nut rs vet had been wholly unable TO tnd
TIE slightest evidences Of crookedncss upon
the part OF any man IN the p)st-ofii.e
employ. III can ouly say this" said Mr..
Boyd. "that the boxes now In use at TIE
post.office have been IN service for so long
rs 10 have become almost worthless. For
ten years they have been steadily In
use, and we have found that many OF the m
are continually getting out OF order,
and think there Is more than n fair posi-
bilIfy that these losses may ne accounted
for Ia this way. Many OF the boxes have
become so defective in their locks, &C., as
20 have given ne trouble with other parties,
but until this instance there has never been
any reason TO suspect any crookedness
upon the inside OF the office. We know
that in some instances keys in use At the
Office have become so worn by long use as
to now fit and unlock hali-dozen different
drawers.v The investigation will he
pushed, and inspectors from Washington
are expected.