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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRiAL TFRx-MARoH before
Justice GARviS.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION 10 LASDLoRDs.
Linn w Wnrth II. Angnstns Rsnchfn.,


Justice GARvis
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION 10 LANDLORDS.
John W. Worth ~. Augustus Rsucbfcs'
This case, which was partly reported yesterday.
for dasges against the tensn. OF the nryhbor house Tor
allowing the CroOn water TO overflow on four der'h oeea
sons TO through the plaintiffs house hurng Us
furniture &C. On the three later occasion. the rooms IN
which hi. overflow sable, to sdsguerreo,yp.
f Of The Croton pipes but through the dssuerres,yps
negligence In leaving the water running oil ms 20 WASH
the IL appeared too that after the hr actid.ht tne
defendant had cnt OF the w,er from the whce the mis-
chief originated but aerwsd the reque', Of the dsssne
Sypb s,sr s defendant wa. Liable r what occurred in
hs subenans premises ON behalf Of the plaintiff
urged that the Introduction OF the Croton water wa under
the nuisance, for which the landlord, who
had introduced Il with knowledge Of hs tendency 10
y.rs two ~ ne ggrIce Tie hr,t where the water
pipe. neggen,y placed In the building that tue da,nsss
from tbs. and for inch negligence tas ~o placed
the landlord could be he'd liable the n,ssn, BY a
ss esS ses .Sopnd not ow them
the jury though the matter was not settled ID ,hs o
@ I D. isSs' m.ss by m 80 70 on the 1
cmr.nce which happened the defendant had let the
p%;ss. Ih. coS nfn W RaS 70 20, attendant
SPECIAL TERs-NaTei 7.-before Justice b,RporG
DECISIONS.
Egisto Fabbri agt. Martin kalbneisch; Max
Msretzek sg William caldwell; Clinton Rice sg' Fidore
John Dean al. Within o DECENTRALIZATION granted
SUPREME COURT-CRcuir-MArcu before Justice
MASON
VERDICT.
Roweagt Herck. The jury in thiscs'e brought
in verdict forthe defendant.
SUPREME COURT-CHiNsEKA- MARCH '-Befors Jus
tice PARsARD
DECISIONS.
W. D.. A. Fuller agt. Eberhard Faber--MOtion
sIsnted and reference ordered to hear aud determine
Henrietta M. y. Dimrnock ast. John Enc"on-Motien
granted payment OF costs judgment 10 sthad - security
defendant 10 take short notice OF trial -
T. D. Kemp sgt Abraham Blanvstt ct Motion granted
Emil Sauer agt Chas. A Wriyht-Motion denied.
David Coin at Geo. 0eo-Motion denied with costs
Francis A. Esiy a cs,es sgt John W. Ember-Motlon'
granted and reference ordsfed Il
Henry Daily IT,, s VIM. H. Furman-Relsrencs ordered
TO hear nnd determine.
WIN. b. Latson, AT. Selma J. Lsicor.-Motion denied
Clara NJ De Land sgt Chas W. De Land.-Motion granted
Stephen II. Fsuasn sg Chas w. De Land.-Metion
granted.
Julius Dictmsn sst Mana Diekmsn. Report conArmsd
and judIment OF divorce granted
Ia The Rscsvsthip Of the Co,urbsp issursuce Com
pSqy,-Qydey eQtpel. ..
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and 80 be induced TO embark in them. That
would silence The false CRY OF Monopoly. and
deliver you from bondage to tho East or 70
Railroads. Yours. H. o.
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1t Is therefore thought that four headings can be
dropped from this class without detrment to the
II Il proposed TO recapit1lste the several classes,
and thus show that far the larger portion OF the tax
collected has been paid BY comparatively small num-
bar Of headncs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
BOSTON Live Stock N q rkeG

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MB0FORD.
R,rovfed tov THx TRIBUNE for the ending Wedn"dat
March !. lS6S.
az stnc a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

This week.. ..........,.i,65J 5,clS 10
Last wsek............a...l.AO 6IS9 50
One yesr sgo...........,i.TS5 3&I ~
PRIcEs--Beei per i,o H. on total ~eght OF hids tslow
second quality ell 5Od IL 50 third quality $40 1d Oil;
few choice single pairs, Slf. ,-u-s,.a -
Uorkfnc Oren-k iT5d $3.50: handy steers bIVd SlV or
much according their value for beef $500. -,
Cotrs aud Young C1ires-Fsir quality eSufo; E1uA
eB0a 500: Fsrsow end Dry. S35as4a 1o nm
Sssys-Per 10, livs weight, 6dTic EHiis' edsc' v To-
Hac.-I,rshton, sIas.c y ~; Country lO.s, s,aec.
Cof Skins-2Sc p ~.
u TdNOD--Brighton ga BIC. Y b
Peih-4ed tt 50 each.
RENARKsOn tn. opening Of the market Yesterday morn
wind very rough whrng the dust in all directions and
Into every bodys face. People anxious to do up thr
business end reve 'bo yards Consequently trade was more
active THAI several weeks Cambridge There were
several car losd from the Connecticut which were cred
To river cattle" List year although Boston butchers paH
I8c. H. they saw few such buocks were market TO-
day the New York butchers then able TO over
Drered laid dress 0 n per bullock and one PER
fed by Charles Jones OF the town were laid ioo
rsch Yet l4c u N the highest figure the butchers were
willing 70 talk about. aud good lots sold at Jc "o
hesrd OF but two pairs at anything li The butche
however complain tt the IA lc steers &C. cost more
this than last rather these figures represent
beef Evidently the range OF prices shorteniDgles
difference between u q good and the bad.
There 5000 sheep 700 loss thsn last week only two
loads from The West Trade quick with improvement
en- improved undoubtedly by the late stories in the papers
about danger OF s,rs pork aud BY the fast that by
far the cheapest meat In market There no live sheep
from Maine
or the cattle OJr are Western aud "a from Maine balance
from New lIsmp shire, Vermont and Massachusetts.
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COURT CALENDAR-TaD DAT

David Arder,cu az. " r. livingston; The Unicn Bank
AFT G.rret 5. Mou-Mo.ions denied
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wALLACK'S THBATER.

Miss Madeline Henriques takes her benefit to-
night at this heater She will play Hester Graseofoon
in the Unequal Match The part IL peculiarly sooa
ore and is we'll calculated to display the talents anu
graces Of the actress In the earlier scenes Hester Is
delightful type of innocent wonanhood In the latter
she is the accomplished woman OF society lie con
trast is strong one and the situations afford scope
for strong acting Miss HeDriques. as We remember
her personaton OF this part is particularly ieIoous
in expressing the trusting devotion OF grateful love ana
tho sweetness of unsophiscated character inc
Unequal Match will be presented tonight "''a
good east and 10 doubt not the occasion viii DO very
In tcrestinY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

Gsrdeaer" at this house. "Giralla" is still acted. A
spectacle play is promised. On ono or two occs'
sion, heretofore we have been obliged TO SPEAK
souewha. hashly Of the entertainment offered by Ml
Rushton. Justice and no: hostility. however, mas
prompted cur remarks. No journal is more esger 'han
this ole to recognize and applaud real excellence and
while We cannot commend either bad plays or bad
player. we are prompt to eItol merit and talent
wherever found.
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S2s.4s4.79l 80
Anonpt paid BY l2s articles.

1t was the opinion Of the late Commissioner of In
terua Revenue founded upon his large experience that
ii the Excise Law it stands. were thoroughly and
aeiy enforced The cm The ezcise alone would equal
OF exceed $500 90 per annum. One Of the greatest
spectaces in the path Of this thorough and rdot en-
forcsMtnt consists In the fact that uGny articles are
taxed that it is almost impossible in country so large
as our own. to give TO each specific source Of rev
enue that share OF attention which is necessary to
insure complete collection Of taxes arising under the
law thereon IL is therefore thought that # the ls un
productive articles above referred TO were stricken
from the list the additional and attention which
could he given 10 the bm 20 remaining headings IN h
elas would than compasds for the loss OF tho tax
derived from these articles. Certainly If the same
amount Of revenue can be derived from % articles,
gsrded as an OF portuny OF which the country should
hasten to avail itself
Tie next general heading" in the report is that OF
Slaughtered Animals" In this class there are five
headings from which the total revenue in the last fiscal
year was as follows
Total revenue Observation-Disclosures. el20l, 3jI W
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ALE
Edw ard Grldlcy 10Th sriet CT thu eo;h Ward. lSS
Edward Gridey, l7th district Of The IA Ward'' 10
Joseph Gruber Sd district OF the lst Ward.
WIN. q. l.. King, 18th district OF the 9Th Ward.' "a"
Daniel Ecan, ID d.trie, Of the l:,h wsrd.;;;.. Ss
T. A. ksmpbauser 9Th district Of The 18th Ward.
Patrick Glennen I'd district Of the ilth Ward 70
MSsT M:sosa oh a a ,s Of s W @
Michael Dcvine, s,h di:,rct Of the 18th Ward
AlsI Moortead 10th district Of ;he 18th WsId''' ,c
J. q. Besmsn. I'd district OF the lG,h Ward 1850.
$. n Psrrine. district ofths 18Th wsid,.... Sss
Mennessy Gibson 9Th district Of Tie 18th Ward lcs
John Duty, 9Th district Of the 18th wsrd........ ns
A1rss ssheYp 10Th district q; ,S ?. , iss s,h Md
Nolen Steer 9Th district of the 18th wAId..... W.
Edx.rd Eiap..rics ,,h district q ,hs roth Ward S
Peter Ailes, I'd district Of the 2ist Ward........
John Murray ID district Of the 2ls, Ward. w@
John Cohey, 5th district OF tho 2lst W ard...... "a
John McA1ae, ah distret OF tie 2lst Ward.... s%
John Burkhsrot, 9th district Of the 2ls' Ward. IA
4. H,llock 10th district Of the sl.s Wsrd, ,o9
(otl-ib Brayn,aef, llth district Of the !d WARD.
X. II. Gibson 18Th district OF the a,t Ward'.'' SIS
Hen'y Chur. I'd district Of the I'D Ward...'''' 80
John Ws,ner % district Of hs Hd w' ,S., ss
And the Comptroller directedto pay them nom 'pp''r
Report accepted and resolution adopted ~ '"e '''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bas.Lley. FoI, Hayes k~'
smith, Stewart Tweed and WilmanE-s. m. u.,as
And the came was directed TO DO sent 10 "'
UNrfNIsHED BUSINESS.
The resolution lp tss. vol 1859 70 pay ", -. Cos
Dikeman for services - stock ana Bona ee'A '"' WV
was taken up and cousidersd . c,.,,,,.. m Ans
The ssnie was then referred to the COMMITTEE y"
Tsxss.
Superyisor Tvsss moved that when The soefa A'"''
will DO % 20 NEE. sshiecs to the usual cell
On motion ne eosrS then adiour:d. vocsa CID
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Total from two unproductiye sources. s3I,a63 %
1t is therefore thought that two headings can be
dropped from Slaughtered Animals without detriment
to the The next general healing Is that OF
"}ross Receipts" from which the total for the
iast nscsI year 81 091. eco o.. Tho following is a
Of the principal sources OF revenue under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

Express COMPANIES ............... SJ29, 275 SO
Railroad ....................... 5el7,2J3 81
Ships Rarees &c.................. 43l,2l0 Sc
Stage Coaches xc................ 400 ls7 50
Steamboats, ...................... OBS el2 %
Insurance Companies .............. sos 81
Total revenue from six sources. Se 79l, III &c
RECAPITUIAT1ON OF GROSS RECEIPTS.
Total rev enue from Is headings o. or, $50 OF
OF which amount six sources pay..... 679l.77I 20
Total ................... 5000 O94 81
1t is therefore thought that seven headings can be
spared from this class.
Omting "Sales" the next general heading is tLst of
"Loenses" from which the total revenue in the last
fsoel year as follows:
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DArlT UxTox orrrcr.
Nashville. Feh-,.-- Zee

NAAN - AClls
quoted.
Corn IS worth from 20 to 75c on the levee,
anu very active. Sales were made by Mr.
D-B- Reynolds, for sa@95c.
Lay Is very firm At $50 SO on the landing.
"a Ae York Tribune gives the follow
ing as the text Of the new Loan bill intro
aueed into Congress by the Committee on
Ways and Means:
That the set entitled an act to provide
ways ana means 10 support the Govern
Hlents approved March 3, 1865, shall be ex-
Tended and construed 10 authorize the Sec
reiary Of the Treasury, at It's discretion, to
receive any Treasury notes, or other obliga-
TONS, issued under any act Of Congress.
whether bearing interest or not, in exchange
for any description Of bonds authorized 6y
the act, 10 which this is an amendment; and
also 70 dispose Of any description Of bonds
authorized by SAID act. either in the United
states or elsewhere, 10 such IN amount. IN
such manner, and at sach rales as he NAV
think advisable, FOR lawful money Of he
United States, Or for Treasury notes certf-
Gates Of Indebtedness, or certificates of de-
posts, or other representatives Of value.
which have been or may Be Issued under any
act Of Congress-she prOceess thereof to be
used only for retiring treasury notes. or
other obligations issued under any eet Of
Congress. Bat nothing herein contained
shall be construed TO authorize any increase
Of the public debt, provided taat the bonds
which may be disposed Of elsewhere than
in the United States may be made PAYABLE,
both principal and interest, il the con and
currency Of Inc coaatry in which they are
inside payable, but shall not bear a rate Of
interest exceeding i've per centum per an
mum; and pr0vided further. mai he ACT "a
when this Is an Enlendm-nt shall cont,nue
IL full force ali its provisions, except As
modified by his SET"
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The Cincinnati Commercial saws:

Business, IN q general way is sluggish.
There Is no demand Tor Flour aside from the
regular l7bbIng trade. The quotations IN.
dergo no change, though the higher grades
are regarded with h.ore frames because o.
tne recent sdVance in the better qualities
Of Wheat, We give The current figures 81
sac. ~ Tor suPerhne; and - 5O99 Tor ex.
ma Ss9io for family.
There is scarcely any Of the best grades
Of Wheat Offering, AID fair quotations arr
BOT ealIy given. Old Red wOa.d command
80 - Tor prilae 10 choice samples, bul
materially higher figures are talked OF by
those who may have 10 sell. Prime 10 choice
samples Of new Red are quoted 81 gg(g2
and such as could be strictly 50 ranked
would probably command these figures 10 4
small extent No. I new Red is rated At 81
DOL 80, and inferior grades az materially
lower figures.
Corn has a slow market, and lower figures
prevail, 54e Tor shelied, and 52c Tor ear be
lug the ruling qu~otstons.
No- Oats are less depressed than they
were yesterday, and are quoted al 36c. NJ
], however, are not saleaDle 81 better than
g ae, unless really superior in quality.
Rye is a tribe Grmer, choice worth 15c
No. ], zoe.
Choice Canada Barley was held at 81 40
but there is o very limited demand Tor il
andthe inferior grades are much below tb'
relative position held 20 the better in ordt
nary seasons.
sales OF free Whisky Mt 50 % were re
ported, but the market for il out Of bond re
mains very dull. There was a concession
made in the price FOR bonded; &c is asked
but IL Will NOT bring more than 26c.
Cotton Is duh az the quotations las
gIyens but at lower figures shere Is a iaI
inquiry
The Provision market has more nerve
with increased animation in both mess Porl
and Lard. For the latter there was a de
maud 10 absorb al that was offered az Il
The sales covered over 900 ties. These D.
none offered nov - less than lTa<c, an,
some ask Use.
Mess Pork sold TO 8 liberal extent, at SOS 81
FOR city brands. and SIS for country. TIL
demand appeared 10 cover all the city bas
a the figure named.
Bulk Meats are in only a limited demsns
at l2c for Shoulders, l4lsc for Sides, an
l65=c for clear Sides, packed Rib Side
were sold, 10 a small extent, at the hgurI
named. and clear sides at Ice, loose.
Bacon is dull, and rather easier figure
are had by buyers, though nominally -
for Shoulders. lie for sides and I91zc 70
clear Sides are regarded Is the quotations
Green Meats are frmer, bearing quotation
ct glsc. I3c, lGl.c@l6lzc, Tor Shoulders
sides and clear sides in good condition.
Hogs were steady at Sll 50Gil IS. Dro
vers in some cases tried 10 get an advance
hut packers are not concerned enough d
The trade 90 give Il much support. The re
CENTS here we're shout zee head, and s
Chicago 1865 head. These figures ar
comprehensive enough 10 make a sluggis
market.
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For Sale,

tha tesi Resdeuces IN TIE country. m
rtrfh psrt o. nv CITY, uesrthe terminus
vile Horse Hairuat, M = hrst
60 tnr f-o4 ne uul inE, . sarge moaeIn
~ -tfh Sea rooms, AEthua, &c. good
rouse Hua s'fvsui houses Eood Cts
Tern. isfrs yarL ~ei enS'TsS' slL SFs 81
tenA' uass4 A psrf n ured tor a hllCk
~. -..rv 81 Wstcr, snd a. couTenleaess
1A4es ~lAl The n. and C Rsilroad passes
tire Hisces rom Nhch WOOD D. ~
~ -ur uuHk- The property b. ou=sde
.1fee -r.. snd b thcry.orc caenps trom cor.
-.-r Agco1 EpunE b i~mrnedlzsey sd-
-,nrrF. Terms eay
Fe-n NkL-oN a MURFREE.
h a. WHAT kRONNk CO.
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MAYnR,s orEIcE

-,,--y-v oruers on college ard NErkei
pa t-csn Re SQUARE sna Hroaa street
rssf - ccusluct new stone OF hrick
1-svsnsas orI rs-si tas Ste oass wherever as
.llis. M - nrushea ~ tae CIV EsgnecT
sd saIE must b. ramn,anres
~ IAN. from NJ. dlte, sad rusaea rapidly
20 comleuoa. or ne ets al een9sct sab p&snes
fr the u.mo, aad the eAiN va - oh-rEed %
Ns p,sP~Hs " nsTr BROWN. M.,o,
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orrfr " GrSFRNL sfrrsfNTrSprNr
ksn a.. q. n. ". kaIhoNrs.
RsruylLiE, rrSN Not Nth, ltah
49, .a-r lfa.aisg. uct tu. lse -nd uuul FUR
u 49, rgiiee. Rasscugcr Tudns vii IuH ~ i0r
SaSUyILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINZ
Tr.,s Nr-hFlle Tor Crauanes n suu III p-nl'
sor-fb ass - Arure 81 OtausuoaEa =
4'--,- Leave Chattanooga at 60 A. =
-r~.-f ,.stNIe 81 s ar. e.
sbeitrriie Accommodation leaS NssafAie ~
-. errva ai SheluyFalr 81 s1r b.
-fse S~leshyNlle 81 1ao A. a. ar
rive 81 g,a5 A-h
NASHVILLE &NoRTHWEsTERN LINE,
- N.,h,tIe Tor sohnsunFiie, AMI sl poiuss
NrrshUes. 81 g q. - aruFe Al johnson
vide 10 N b. a. .-,4n. IN 49,
E--rvHg al t.IA. N
$500 "a W.R Il counect 81 1ohH-os,
80 ria- Inc ui stssr eus ioT tsaucah.
80 aud en- fonr~
tH va 81 iANES. Uurn2 SUIT
SAC AMI n a \. ". X Rds.
~ rn-T
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EsTABLKsHED IN Isso.
LOCKWOOD 4 masTNeTaN

Suocsason ioJoks T. VILLAINS &soa
Wholsaaia ana Real psafra IN Locnng GsaSss
nd LookinF Gas fateA rs trads III a1d =
SOD nasarlnszf 81 AAnor1s Hn Eralch 40 g.
naa- aidaF y ~ - hEs1aoaa- Asa, Far. 49,
9 es't - r1S- SIX
sErG e-la
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Cos AnATl Afsn1 SAried 2 ed snss
go - gonaerfU hhNMG hkCHiRF.
- - rs.-r 90 hcenst4 Adtrsa NAN 4
elAkE. hieesfssa $50
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(signed.J


The undersigned, residing at -i
State Of undertake that, If tho fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route No
- be accepted by the Postmaster General
the bidder shall, prior to the lst day Of July
1850, enter into the required obligation OF
contract 10 perform the service proposed
wish good and sufficient sureties.
This se DO understanding distinctly Hco5.
legations and liabilities assumed bVguarunf0-'
under the 27tA section Of TIE act Of Congress
Of july %, 1896.
nafad
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lsignel ~ " guarantors


The undersigned, postmaster st --,
State Of - certides, USDER H1s OATH o.
oryICE, that he is acquainted with the shove
gusrantors, and knows them 10 be mea Of
property, and able to make good their guar
antes.
Dated
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ist-HEAEY cHtuNcEY, Captain Grsy. oauzsrt
mg wa COLORADO. CspL WatEus.
htb-AILANIIc. Csptsiu MzarJ. connect ~ Nh
hACkaMENT0 CapL CsFeuy.
2isf-NEW YORK. Csrsxn Hor. 60
VIII CONSTITUTION, Captain F~srnssona-
Departures o. Isl nd nf cosp,~t a p,,.mz
Win-e-mers for sOITH PaCIFICPORTE. No.
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form 81 Proposal, Guarantee and
Certificate.
PR0Pos4L.
The undersigned, - - whose
Dost-ohce address is - county Of,
State d, proposes to convey the mails
Of the United States, from July ], 1885, 70
June 80, 1870, on route Nc. -@, between
- and -, under the advertisement
Of the Postmaster General, dated October 81,
1855. With "celerty, certainty, sud secu-
ritv, =" for the annual sum Of - dollars.
This proposal Is made I0ith fai knorledgs
Of the distance or the route, The tccighf Of the
mail 20 be carried, and all other particulars
IN -efereHce 10 tie route and S~srricC, aud also
afsr careful eraminati0n Of the lalCs and IN
SfrHcti0ns attached 10 the advertisement.
Dated
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tnlBne4.l
The shove certificate must hsFs ahred 10 G &
ive-csnt revenue stamp, cancelled, a. the Law 10
CURES.
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Wanted
Wanted!
Wanted!

5000 Bushels Of prsd Peaches,
ZOO bushals Of Drsd ApplS,
1900 Pounds Of FeathsrL
1000 Peunds q BessE0L
Goo Pounds Of GInsenf.
1900 P0uzds Of Wool
ALSO
Clover. Fla and Grass Seeds, a N kinds. Fcra
which ne highest market prices VII 30 pad.
We have in store sud Sr sale h close oonsu-
meats
ZOO Pounds best nrEads snokiRE Tobscao,
loo Boxes and y boxes VIZ. Chewing Tohzooo,
go Bbls Robertson county WHISKY.
ALSO
AVERT LAEGE s0Oz OF
Begging, Rope 4 Bsllag TKins,
an q which - Wni ssu - ehssp a. CO b bousst
s. Lo1scr ctn1innsa uz-sss
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nA-o1sa fasaAzE Ea1rs n cuEzrycr.
rlr.i Cabin second Cabin. ss~szsa
$500. aoOn .o

A discount a. ONE QUARTER fron s,.ar.u
rttes allowed % second calm and ztaersvs go.
gers, uItn families. ALSO "a alosa1sce al -OgE
HOAhlAh on through rates 20 clergmsa ~
tnsr FAMILIES. ADD school HacfSra. aoids- -
houorahls asrnalEss. HALL FARE
ona hunqrtd Pounds baErzea Slowed sarH
sdni b4sEsFeheEtcrs icoupau 49,
nfouEh, aDd atisnd % adies an1 children 9tsorl
nae protectofs bzgEaee aecaIFed ca tna d.
81 uri1-8 aE ~. from E1aEmc1Efa. nlreadr -
Passenseu uho prefer o sead down ea4F.
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