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ST. Loris, Nov. 81.
Cattls-In fair receipt and steady, with Gales q
3a4c for inferior and common, and base for fair u
prime.
Sheep-Duli, except for the best, with sales in
bulk at 81 50a6 50.
Hogs Receipts yesterday we're liberal, amount
Ing to Zoo head. Packers we're not il the mar
kst freely, and took only about 500 head altogeth
er at 50 s9a7 per loo lbs gross. II retail way
sAles made at 7a73c per 10. The market,
however, closed dull and weak. "A decline uas
admitted this morning, and one ofdur packers was
purchaser af ess4c, mostly II shtsids Bgsrss,
though.
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81. LotIs, Nov. Fl.
Tobacco-Dull: prices unchanged.
Wheat--H-asy; prime fall, " 75f common fall.
81 60; spring. 81 Is.
Corn--pulI: yellow. 81 Us; white, u 10; mixed
choice, 81 lza.
0atl-Duii at q decline of about lie.
Rye-More active 1t 81 losl Is.
Bariey-No sales.
Flour-still dropping; super6nS 1t - 50; x
$40 STALL Ak, &ll 5eal7 ~.
Provisions-Mess Pork declinu q; sales new q,
3sc; el-sr sides at i5lAlec; and shoulders 1t lAe
Lard-Dull at l4ai5c.
Whisky Irregular 1t ~ SHE
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THE Bread AND BUTTER PARrY.-The San
dusky Register tells story of the recent visit
of Senator Doolittie to the Green Bay re-
sion. A prominent Republican politician,
who has Radical wife. applied to the Sena-
tor for an appointment, promising to be pub
hcly JohIsonized if he got il. The Senator
brought the appointment in person, and vas
invited BY the grati6ed appointee to dinner,
his wife having been FIRST notified Of the in>
tended honor. The hungry Senator and his
host marched to dinner, found the house de-
serted by mistress and maid, but the dinner
table SET and covered with . cloth to keep of3
the Aies. On sitting down and removing the
cloth. the grand banquet set for the Senator
and the newly made official was found 70
consist solely Of bread and butter.
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tbs Cries OF ILLINOIS. has been
some question Is to which city in Illinois
should rank next to Chicago in size. Quincy
has claimed the position, and so also has Pc
oria. The Illinois Journal claims the honor
for Springfield on the ground Of the following
vote; Springfield, 8, ll9; Quincy. $3.50; Pes
oria, s,0l6. 1t appears that Sprins6eld 4 a.
ahead Of Quincy and l0s ahead Of Peoria.
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EvEHY lady should keep . bottle Of the
Eclectic Cleanser" always in the house. A
single trial will convince the most obstinate
unbslisvefs that there 10 no humbux about il
Sold by ali druggists and grocers.
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Oar I.a.ssriai In.rt.ts.

The following figures by the Bureau Of
Statistics Of the Treasury Department show
the relative value. estimated in specie, of the
various industrial interests Of the United
States.
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rxHAs'y DKr'r, nov. Is, leee.
GRxrLsnEx-Your favor, Of the 18th inst, 10
received. regard, % did also my predecsssors,
III honda Of III Unitsl States aspayaess = coin
The bs.as thos hass aasursa saace the ssspsA-
sion Of specie payments have been 70 paid; und !
have no doubt that The sAms will b. trse With al
others. This being. - understand Il 70 b, TIE
established policy Of the 0ovsramsnt, the Ave.
twenty bends Of 1869 viii other - called 10 as
the expiration u ave years from thsis asts, ssd
paid = coin, o. permitted r ran uuai ~ Govsrn-
mont b prepared to pay them 10 eoin.
am. very truly, yours,
n. MccuLLocn, sse'y.
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n osy VII, w. Nss,s. ,. Cwts huvss, - r. 4
41eomG
YOU are hereby notified that thersl il nov
- lie In shs Cirfks one Of the Dassriet
C'"rs u Lse county low. - weokak, . peeitiou
o. ysmss srsce. Claiming Of zoe lbs 70 ssesrrs Of
Keotnh BY tbs City CIitct and cossssiss jot ~.
% y block thu 40, - sat1 city Of ksokuk, L.
eoohty Iowa sAt lot vas so.d Ssi eouvsysd 20 The
paietn for the payment Of special eaxse A.
~ city o. Aeckuk, for the year 1850
- snsss - stpesr thereto snd sss.sd, bslhee
csart 20 b bsxsn sad hesdss d .okrk o. he r.
Hoadsy q FEB sery 1851 deesals win - sessss1
se.loss -. I'D dscrss nsadasA tAsa = pssys1 3
oSneca. JOHN okUCn
4t1. = ds) Attorney ~ R1sisstA
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PRIsrIsa IsEs.-A stock Il Nevs. Book,
and Ill grades Of colorsd inks % hand from
H. q. wsde 4 Co., New York. In order 70
accommodate csstoasss, W lave obtaised .
supply of news in kegs containing ten psands.
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Use "Chilton's Eclectic Cleanser" Il II
the greatest labor saver ever invsntsd-oot
even excepting the sewing machine. /, i,
m inveterate foe % grease and dirt, which
makes it friend to every woman.
Sold BY Ill druggists end groser,.
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GENERALLY .peskipe, woman look,

GENERALLY speaking, woman looks upon
the dashboard IS her most troublesome and
least attractive friend. The. Eclectic Clsans-
or does away si'i. the wash-bcard almost
entirely theres''r- all houss-ksepers should
use the "Cleanser
Sold BY all dru.gista and Rrocera. fsl
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AL that's bright naa hds," but II Is
e'onishins With What npiiiu srsass sna
ny fssfssss bstcre the advanses oftAsir NJ,
uaai loo, the Eclectic Clsasser. They au~
= compisss oeissra.sd = II tkey ~ ssver
been.
Sold BY al drues;e.. Al ~
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nARKErs By TELEGHAPH


Chssass narsss.
D1our-Duu snd hsavy; raa winter sxtrss III ~
1ssas sztsas = ceois y 80 spsi.g s.Dssaas ~
= soo7 %.
Bye Yioar-At q 90.
Whsss-Dasi asd prssss vsss sast~ At tbs opening.
but closed stssdy; No spros At q oeo2 isk No 81
q 7sol ~ and rejected 1t q Aoel q; closing srs.
ocsn-OpAssd strong and advanced 49, p. bsshsl.
| bat the inprovensss not nsistaissd. asl ~
MARKET closes ssiss Il ooeexc for He II ssss& Aiss
~ ssoeie ~ MOL; and noese ~ No :
osAs-opsasd ArDsr. bss sto - s~ss - ~ = ~
lbr No ssiss RAGGED sos H<osse for No Esd n.y.
lbr rejected.
Rys-Dsi asd without ehans ssiss u snail lots q
sass7c for No !. aud sos sse for so2
Darisy-rhsrs 10 little doinx il barley and trassae
lions ere small Il eaoNs fS No In store rejected b
so~ipal At s1SAtr: sales BY sample ranged fro~
soN1oc.
Provi.ioas The me. dull, and 20 se-O
u 90 lower; SAL for cash at 80 90.
Iard-Is quiet bat Arnly held q iss<e for prime
steam
Cattle Beet at sae, and ssoea q ao<X
Hoss-.rs declining; as So
shssv-Aes.
sew xerk narkss.
y Telegraph Nav Yoax. Nov, -
osttop-Held~rs are Arm. Int bay.ss are f<v; o.<1
for uAdlps up,asA. asd ss3 - " spa..d 0slssa.
noar-Dun aud i$Oasc lower, - soole = FOR sosuA
so~mon sAse. stsie 10 cell 10 W esossa gooi
skipping Lrans brands closing anss, asA rsiAss
nor- steaty.
WhishS-Qsst SD souinai
whsA,-opsssd aaIl ssa 71sc lower. bat eisssd
sAtAsr II ady At q ta12 u
| Rye-u.a,y At u - kr stats.
Bsrl.y-H, svy sd - .wsr -. for oaAsAs Wsss
In 30 "a, .ad 81 o5 for rossa ststs.
BARLEY nait-DuiI
cora-Opensd heavy ard shsds essa.r. bss s.osed
arner. With export isauir,, 81 :ai ~ for shp.
ping mixed ws.ean in sssrs; 81 36i 25iS d. sas>s
sasss asshs oassds qsosseaon,; q y IT. vht,s wsst
ss., sud u q FOE veits eosshsrn
oAss-ussyy ii s2Usic for Chicago and nilss.kss
a.A sslDd7e fsr sssse.
P-sroisun-Eaisr at &c for ersds. sd ssSsse Ia
refined In bond
oagAr-puil and sonisal.
Msissse.-Dap.
ryrh-Hsa,, and lover: IN Ioo7i IS Yssuir a.A
s.,h, closing III % cash. nd SO 70 trins
Aso 10 $50 nssa fss Dsssr.ssr and ~ 9 ssr
Jsaaary.
s~ss-Hssvy - lovw. IS ios s.w p,.is ns.. - u
"a IN extr. nss-
s.sfusns-:eDM
Dsecn-Duil
Cut Msass-H Heavy lie for shouldsrs. ssA ilois
= h.ss.
pssssd Boss -nrn It ssz4i, foe wsssru, slestas
hssvy q $685.
Lard-Lov~ aud heavy At lAOiaLc
Dstsr- Heavy st 1890 for OAio; AaA s,oAoe fo<
oeats.
asW HsRk Messy MARKET.
sy rs,srsphl Nrv yoss Ns-.a
ms usasy nsskss h scarcely hrn At w.
call io&ns
Sterling = qust at iosksiosL&
Gold Arrnsr opsning q l3sA and closing Iss3<
Govern hsut stos h " sstisr.
nassk Maskss.
- Telegraph xtv Yoax, Nov ~
uw 10, 1855 Ass r 81 T liz v az;
oAPsa11; CHE seN+; Kris ~. Hsdsoa Ia
s-sd'ns ii25S re icsk; Psrsae Nal co~ssay ne
dxes. ~ eouposs iis< - eosp IS iossI - u
Io~k doa lsax
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THr meteoric showers You didn't -, bss
call and see that shower Of ladies and gentle
men Gold Watches, new patterns OF Silver
Ware, Jevelry, &C., Just resolved by Ayres,
Mann i Ayrss, 81 Main street. lv)
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TIE long delayed Crosby Opera House Art
Association enterprise win draw on the 2lst
Of January without fail-so The Chicago pa
pers say. The holders of certificates in this
city will b. glad to hear Of thisannouncsment
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1t Was = sociable crowd that which Assem-
bled IN Rics's Hall, last evening. 70 partici.
pate in the entsrtainmsnt given BY the ladies
9 of Exchange street n. +. Church. The at-
tendance was larger than on The previous
evening, and everybody there enjoyed them
selves hugely.
The Festival was success in every way
reAeosing great credit upon oil those engaged
in getting il up.
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General Registered Accident Tickets in
the Hartford Tnvelless' Insuranee Compa-
ny, (the best company in the United Ssases),
for I, IS, 10. or 80 days, for Is centspsr day
for 5000 covering al accidents, can Be had
at the old Insurance Office Of II. B. TESEYcK
3 Co, on End street, near Main. T2w1
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Sold BY Ill druggists aud rrocer..

NOWADAYS, Il win e,,.,.lj, <. 49,
Nas The naa who .sksous ~ :. - ~
80 has slwass = hasd s,ps,, q =.
keleetie Cleanser" b NJ - oftsr. 1. !.
vAlsasaesssie'a ~ sxisasiss drsds-, . .
laess hotsl = rsdsesd y . eoups...:-.as
nall nattee. s.s..ss 81 !
Sold - n Asegiss ~ spsss,s
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EDITORS GATE CrrY, Al the piercing winds
Of the swiftly approaching winter whistle
and howl without, and We draw near our
glowing 6res, who can help thinking Of the
Numbers in our midst who are without fres,
withou, clothing and without food?
There are widows, with families Of little
ones dependent on them, who have to listen
with aching hearts to cries for warmth and
food, and are utterly unable to satisfy them.
There are vomsn, whose husbands spend oil
their earnings in the grog shops, while the
feeble wife and helpless children are without
the necessaries Of life. There are children
whose parents grovel in drunkenness while
they are furnishing for food and shivsring in
the cold. These are no pictures Of the imag.
inssion, but exist in terrible reality just With.
out our doors.
Within few days have seen feeble wo>
man with many children, one of which had
almost died from prolonged fever, whose
bed-covering was only piece Of old carpet,
and all Of them we're dependent for their daily
food upon child's begging from door to
door, and could almost see their limbs
through their thin and scanty clothing. An
other woman had two children, one babe of
sig moAhs, whom abe could not leave for
work by she week, and she could seldom get
work by the day, and therefore they we're suf
fering from the want of food and clothing.
saw also family Of smart little children,
whose parents spent everything for whiskey
and the children had to beg from day to day
10 keep from starving and freezing
There are numerous examples similar to
these, and there is no adequateIprovision, by
Law, to relieve them. The assistance which
individuals can render does not cover all their
necessities, aud epgendersa systeurof beg
ging which is extremely demoralizing to the
one seeking relief, and is also moot preca-
rious dependence. Cannot our citizens, by
united and organized effort, relieve these
suffering ones, in q judicious and reliable way,
during the cold blasts of winter? Think of it
- you draw up to the blazing FIRE or to the
hountiful table, or asyeo wrap yourself amid
the warm blankets for = nights repose, aud
remember our Master has said, tInasmuch a.
ye have done it unto one of the least Of these,
my brethren, ~ have done it unto me-
A CITizax
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n. - : Nv - AliaH Pal
Ws1sss1y.
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vNCk sALE THREE vsry desirable Lot, which are
lor saed story brick dwelling b. use
o. rvona@-a Large btck wash house and cod Lops<
togsther with laEe LTck stable, two lne~ rms
and Lots we'll covered with choice lot Of an 9th
- tree THIS property -ituafed COT nsi Of &f
sn4 Soeuan seFests vsniens business
half casA balance in and ysars at Per cent in
trrst Title good. Enquire Of
aprA H.B. rRN-EYcK
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OR SALE-SO acres Of fine grape ard
- other fruit land; Io~cr~s hish state Of cul,i
satioB HOd~r feucs With 300 fruit Of vsf
sus kinds, eo0e braring Price SIS per Aiss
> scsss s9cinins the shove land, ara b es the
eearscter With impssvesats bstcaa be al enclosed
b. plscinG fsace the rod 1T snail sapense Price
~ md - psr This land II situated the
f1sncs Of Dr. Hrka sAoss s~o ses frcD oscsad
Ksokuk. For Daxsscaaass enquire Of
neAA H. b. TEN HTCK.
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.
For Sale,

a BRICK dwelling house, containing six
roas, eSssern, full Ict. located Lot g. buck
liz In M.sons Lever sddifon uk near BE Gem.
sfery. fftie q sale. Price $40 eash which
would not buy The Lrick In the Heuxc
Ind II TtS-RyCK
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r0R sALE-Tke very desirable hr'1k read. nee an
II grounds nov o. ned and occupied by A. wilkin
500, Eq, situated the Of Issh snd High sts
House - or 10 roons, with all the modern inpsov
ments-iArEs hnme tsrn-three very desirxbIt lots =
tArhed covered with fruit and trees Prize
Moo ritls god sale. For further particulars
esquire Of H. B. Tkn-RfcK
March 81 1854
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GN0k 6ALR--Tsn acres Of land, REPRESENTED in the
Cty Plat ~ letter l., in the A tract, Keoknk
N authorized 70 sail this property very srsst bar
gAtn, applied foe soon Title good tale. n
qaife Of Il b TEN-KYCK.
apxl-d Rsal Estate Agent
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nassk Maskss.
- Telegraph Wv Yoax. Nov 3,
NV 10; ios.4 AAHr So 7 liz v siss;
oAPsat<; crH Nse04; Kris ~. Hsdsoa Ia
e-sdrns l125S re icsk; Psciae Nal comSsay ne
axss. 81 cOupess iia< - eosp IS lUssI - u
Io&k doa leax
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-20

If any man wants paper that is re-
lentless and meirciless in its warfare
upon all manner Of cheats and rascali-
ties, he ought to take the
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RATES OF POSTAGE.

In consequence Of the general ignorance in the
South of the rules of postage established by law,
many letters Of importance daily lost to those
interested by being improperly or insufieiently
stamped. The regulations require that al such let
ters dropped into post offices shall be Immediately
forwarded to the Dead Letter Office, where they are
never heard from unless they contain money, or
other enclosures OF value. We give below some in
formation which may prevent vexation to CORES
pondenis;
The rate of postage letters within the United
States Is scents for every letter or seasd package
weighing one half ounce or under. Those over one
half ounce, cents and cents for every additional
half ounce. Prepayment with stamps IN all cases
is required. Allletters without the necessary post
age stamps, or which stamped with revenue
stamps, viii be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office
immediately after being dropped into any post
Office.
Postage stamps issued prior 20 1850 are worthless,
and VIII not anewer for present Purposes.
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Opinions of Distinguished Bust
ness Men.

"Advertise your business. Do not hide your
light under a bUshel. Whatever your calling or
occupation may be- if it needs support from the
public, advertise it thoroughly and efficiently in
some shape other, that viii arrest public alter
ton Iafreely confess that what success have had
in life may fairly be attributed more to the public
press than nearly all the other causes combined
There may possibly be occupations that do not re-
ouire advertising, but l cannot well conceive what
they aIe.-P. T. BARNUM.
u have always considered advertising-liberally
and long-to be the great medium Of success IN bus
mess, and the prelude to wealth. And have al
WAYS made it an invariGble rule, too to advertise
in the dullest times, long experience having taught
me that money thus spent is well laid out; as by
has secured me many sales that / otherwise would
have lost.n-STEPHEN GIBARD.
ssWhatever success may have had IN business
owe mainly to continuous advertising, and deem
it GOOD policy to ad vertise long in the same papers
From a close observation [ am fully convinced that
it is impossible to make much Roadway in any kind
of business without the facilities which the press
alone can give.-JACoB RIDGEwAY
my motto through lite has been, work and ad-
vertise In business advertising is the true philos
Opher's stone, that turns whatever 1T touches to
gold. have advertised much, both in the weekly
as well as the daily papers; nor have found that
those of the largest circulation, of either class ben
Gifted rne. the most J Ohm JACOB AsToR.
Advertise! advertise! ADVERTISED This is the life
OF trade; and standing advertisements; you viii
find, viii prove The most remunelauves at least l
for should You Withdraw but single week from the
paper IN which you accustomed to ADVERTISE ten
to one that would be the time v ben some would De
new customers VIII look into the paper for your bus
mess address and not finding II, You viii lose sev-
Cral profitable sales'-WILLTA1 GEAY.
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don't know, massa, unless he no
clemency OBJ de Norf aud so am
0 go to de Souf, where be sperinces
longimitude."
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PLANTATION HATS AND SHIRTS,
In quantities to suit, and all qualities.
One Price Only.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.

Ia Don't forget that we have splendid OBJ
OFFICE in connection with our Newspaper estab
lishmeEt, which enables as to put up neat job as
can be done am where in the State. Bring on your
cards, band-bills, circulars, etc.
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Benevolent Association.


The following ladies have been appointed
as officers and managers of the Tennessee
Benevolent Association, at Pulaski, to CO
Operate with the sene At Nashville;
MIS-. OPHELIA sP6FFORD, Vice President.
Mrs. ........ Secretary.
Mrs. MATTE ROSE, Treasurer,
EPISCOPAL CHURCH:
Mrs. THos. NJ. JONES, Mrs. JNo. G. Brown,
Mrs. DR.. BATE, Mrs. DANIEL CARTER.
METHODIST CHURCH:
Mrs. WELBoRNE MOONEY, Mrs. G. W. PETwAY,
Mrs. J. H. LESTER. Mrs. P. II. EzELL.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:
Mrs. RUFUS WHITE, Mrs. DR.. EDMUNDsoN,
Mrs. ROBERT SOoeGR, Mrs. JAS. MoCALLUaI.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH;
Mrs. THOMAS WH1TE, Mrs. ALBERT BUFoRD,
Mrs. JAMES SMITH, Mrs. LINDSEY.
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Missouri are very reluctant to enforce
the law against ministers of the gospel for
xercising their profession without having
Aken the test oath, and avail themselves of
Every pretense to discharge those who are
accused. We tell the following tale as tbs
old US, vouching for nothing:
Three ministers charged with the crime
preaching the glorious gospel of the
of God" were arraigned before Judge.
ey were regularly indicted, and it was
derstOod that the proof against them was
~ clear.
Are you preaoher?" said the Judge to
of them.
'"Yes, sir" replied the culprit.
"To what denomination do you belong?"
lam Christian" with much d g
nity)
"a Chrstian! What do you mean by
that? Are not all preachers Christians?'
81 belong to the sect usually called, but
wrongly called, Campbellits.' (Not so much
diguity.)
"Ah then you believe in bapszng peo-
pie, in order that they may be born again,
do your"
Il do, sir" (Defantly.)
''Mr Sheriff, discharge that man! ale
an innocent man! He is indicted for
preaching the gospel, and there isn't word
gospel in the stuff that he breaches! it's
My some of Alexander Campbell's non
ense. Discharge the manP'
Exit Campbellite, greatly rejoicing.
care you preacher?" said the Judge,
addressing the next criminal.
al am, sir, said the miscreant
"Of what denomination are your
''I am Methodist, sir. (His looks
bowed it,
"DO you believe in falling from grace?'
"I do, slr.' (Without hesitation.)
"Do you believe in sprinkling people,
nstead of baptizing them?"
81 believe that people can be baptized by
rinLl' much offended
believe in baptizing babies2"
1y opinion, sir, that infants ought
Ptized" Indignantly
word of Scripture for anything of
STRIP shouted his Honor. 'Mr,
turn that man loose! He is no
Ter Of the gospel! The gospelis the
%, and there isn't aWS~3F truth in
THAT that man teaches? Turn him loose!
IT'S ridiculous to indict men on such frivo
lous pfetensesl Turn him loose.'
Nsthodist disappears, not at all hurt in
hia pgs by the judicial abuse he had
re you, sir?' said the Judge to
PRISONER.
people call me preacher, sir. i"
~
hat is your denominatiOn?"
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TENN-
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NOTICE

V7HE Office of Thos. Martin, President Of the Cen
4 trail Southern Railroad is kept in the Counting
room of Massrs. Mofatt Cox Those who have
agreed convert their tax receipt in the Stock of
the Railroad do so at Any time by calling at the
Office, where he can generally be found. jan5-tf
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A chemical joker thus alkslizes: "sOme
people say salaratus will not harm the
stomach. It is lev"
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If you want paper, the energies of
which are at all times directed against
Radiealism, and devoted to the devel-
opment of a high conservative Union
sentiment, you should take the
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Wit and Justice in Missouri

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2Otb. 1866.