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Police IrEMs-John c. Frost, drunk on
the street, was arrested-depositcd " 10
for his appearance before the Mayor, but
John failed to come to time this morning.
Like old Jack Frost" of icy notoriety, he
seems to have vanished before the morning
sum-
Mrs. Anna Lloyd, not "gcntle Anna" but
Il saucy old offender, got drunk, and becom-
ing disordcrly, was very properly looked
attcr--arrested and brought before the
Mayor, who being satisfied that the charg-
rs against Anna were not exaggerated,
charged her the modest sum OF So 10, and
sent her to the station house for ten days
where Anna will have the opportunity to
enjoy the warm and it may not be uncon-
genial atmosphere Of that locality.
John Sanderbaugh, hailing from the vii
lage of Cincinnati, down on the Ohio river,
somewhere, but more recently from acruise
on the raging canawl"-was not able to
Withstand the temptations of "u lie
ashore"-took on board n cargo of benzine
got up steam, and pushed out fora voy-
age round town. Unfortunately for John
thebcnzinc was too much for him, and his
machinery being of the "high pressure
order, his escapements were rather loud
that is John became boisterous, and thu
"Mets" whistlcd down brakes" aud tool
John into port. And this morning thu
Mayor requested John to ante 81 90 to pay
for damages. Not having the neccssar!
funds, and agreeing to leave town imme
diately, he was discharged.
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NindicatiOn Of the Southern States, Citizens and
Rights, by the Federal Constitution and its Makers
and an Exposure of the Presentations Of the said
Constitution and the FAlsiheAtOns Of tho llstOri-
cal Records, by the Massachusetts ENpounders
by T., Z. CentS, Barrlstor, London, England Price
% cents, postpaid.
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Contains the nav novel, by Prof. Peck, entitled
" Bertha beely the Heroine Of the Old Dominion
and great variety of political and literary arti
ces Also, steel plate portraits Of twelve CInied-
crate Generals, viz: Lee, 5tonewall jackson, j D.
Johnston, heauregard, Ewell Longstreet, hamp'
ton, Polk, Price, GustRvus Smith, Stuart, and A
T. lin O0tavo, 1858 PIP. Price, 81.
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BOARDERs.--A few boarders can find good
accommodations by calling at Mrs. T. b.
Tilton's, corner Fourth and Perry streets.
Junel-dit
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agants.

All notices, not exceeding four lines, solid mat.
ter, win be inserted In the column under this
heading for ftesHfy fee cents per day.
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the portraits Of Hon HOratO seymour
Hon Z, l.. Yallandigham, Governor Parker, Of
J o., Hon. ID. w. voorhees,, Hon. J. A. Bayard, Hon
r. Wood, Hon. Is. Wood, and Hon. Y. W. Wood.
ward. Price, a. Co. ...
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GE- Harrles' Cashmere Suits, genuine,
Warranted aud custom made just receiv-
ed at the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main
street. May22 81.
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. II, 1884,

Containing steel portraits Of Mayor Gunther, n.
IA seymour, y w Wall, H. Il Olds, X. Is. Vaney,
Alex. Long, 5. =. Cox, Gideon J, Tucker, X. Nj,
Prince, G.. IL, Pendleton, aud Daniel llolsmah.
octave, 2e4 PIP, Price $3.50. |..
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or The RADICALS, SO-CALLED. Satire Poem
on the MOngrel Leaders In the Rump Congress w
PIP. l2mO. Price 20 cents.
-. Any Of the above works sent TO any part OF
the United States postage paid on receipt ofpriee
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HOUSE, WANTED.-A house containing six
houses attached, is wanted by family.
One In the eastern part of the city prefer
red. Leave word at this office. If
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mn pREp scorr pNcIsIoN.

Opinion OF chief Justice TAney. with nm intro
duction by Dr. j. n. Van Eyrie Also an Appon-
ali utftAin iug an EssAy on the Natural Jlistofy
Oi the l'tOgnathOus Race Of Mankind BY ID. y
A. Cartwright of New Orleans. Pamphlet, "a
pp, 5vo. Price, 20 cents.
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CE Attention is called bo the advertise
ment of II. ScnwARz, Clothing Merchant,
in another column. Read it, beforepurchas-
Ing elsewhere.
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Eufal Mutifts.

All notices In this column will be charged At the
rateof Zen cents per line for each Insertion. Ten
lines. ono day, one douar-ten lines, two days two
dollars aud 20 on for any length Of time.
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.IIIneG

tB-The prettiest patterns in vests and
pants we have seen this season are at the
Eagle. Schwarz knows his business. Give
him n call. May22 81.
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The Youngstown Register says that on
Wednesday 70 ears passed through that
place, loaded with 760 tuns of coal.
A Gallon correspondent of the Lancaster
GaEetie sayiabree school buildings are be-
ing erected in Crawford county, at cost
of SlOO, ,OOO-one at Gallon, $4,000; one at
Bucyrus, $4,000, aud one at Crestline, $2O,-
900.
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THE AMERICAN Cook SrovE,--If you
want to buy the very best cook stovein the
market, 20 to J. Oblinger's, No. Gs Jefier-
son street, and examine the American Cook
stove; 1t burns wood, coal or coke equally
we'll. June6 '07-dlt
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Eoal aud a,listtllantOas.
Nnfice.

Subscribers 10 the DdRy hapits when the pa
per. are delivered in the city by The carriers,
must pay TO them at the rate Of f,seHty cents per
week
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Nrnnnra Am nrnno 1sIAYtRY :N

THE FIRST AK INFERIOR RAcE-THE LlTTEn. iTs
NORMAL CONDITION BY J. II. Van EyIle, ~; u
(Third EditiOn) one vol, i2mot pp. s0s. Illus
trated with -Four Cuts, showing the difference De-
tween the white man and the negro. Price, u 90.
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Orr THE TRAcK.--we are panied 10 learn
that gravel train on the D. & NJ. road,
was thrown from the track a few miles
north ofthis city, last evening, aud the en-
gincer, and three or four other employees
badly injured, having legs and arms crush
ed and broken. Noblame wearc Informed,
attaches to any employees. II was one OF
those accidents caused by a slight defect in
the rails when they come together, having
laid too close, they were forced out Of line
by the pressure OF the locomotive no
doubt.
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NOTICE.

TINHE undorsi gned has been appointed and quail
II fed by tbs Probate Court Of Montgomery coun-
ty, Ohio, Executor upon the estate ofJames Brooks
late Of said County, deceased. Those knowing
themselves Indebted to said estate will call and
settle With said Executor, and those having
claims against said estate will present them for
allowance, JEFFERSON A. WALTERS,
May 80, 1857 Dat WBt-tSB Executor
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sUB0ENATIoN :
THE TRgE NATURE AND CHARACTER or OUR
lfEnrBAT nnVRRNMENT.

THK NORMAL RELATION OF THE RACEs-An al
swer to "MiscegenRtion" Price, 20 cents.
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Cor rHE WORST oY Ir--The Town Coun-
ell Of Cedarvillc, station on the Little
Miami Railroad, above Ncnia, having
passed troublesome ordinance, requiring
all railroad trains to go upon a walking
pace through the town, the railroad COM
pany have retalatcd by ordering all trains
to 90 through without stopping at all,
thus depriving Cedarylllc of It's accustomed
accommodations. We think the town has
got the worst Of H..
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TIE coppEnnEAp MINsrREL I:


A Choice Collection Of Demoorstic Poems aud
w PIP. 12mo. Price 2Sc. n 9 VI
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the OLD GUARD, VOL. Ill, 1866.
Tnn OLD GUARD, VOL. Nv, 1896,

II contains the new novel, by DR. 4. Dunn En-.
ish In full, entitled, The Peer and the Printer "
lsO, valuable political articles. Syo, BIZ PIP. o.
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PLEASE TAKE NorIcE.-I will open on
Saturday, June s, a splendid stock Of we'll
made Mems Fine Calf Boots, Ladies' Fine
Lasting CATERS and Balmorals, an elegant
assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Child
reh's Morocco and Kid Shoes, AT EXTREMELY
Low PRICES. All the goods are warranted
to give satisfaction, Call soon, and get
bargains. Remember the place.
5. GOODMAN,
June0 10 Main st.
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SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS,
As exhibited In statistical Fa6ts and Onicial Fig
ures By Thomas Prentice kettell, late editor OF
the democratic Review" PIP. lSI Price be Gus
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JuIlt1

NEw PoIIcE REGULATIoNs.-As our new
police regulations do not allow as, much
space for the exhibition Of goods as here
tofore, 1t is important that those wanting
to purchase Clothing should take special
care to find the right place. The sign Of
the "Golden Eagle" No. lis Main street, is
always in sight, to direct the purchaser to
the best and cheapest Clothing House in
th9 city. Don't be stopped on the way,
but 20 right to the place. Junc5
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Democratic publications,
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
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No. I0s Nassau street, NJ ""
Publish or sell the following works

It WUTIHII Ut HNTI VIIN TVIIVW u "
YoUrp's history or THE oREAr clVIl WAR
Ia the United STATES frOth 1901 20 1888. ny X O.
Horton with 20 illustrations, This book is adapt
od TO all classes Of readers, and gives, IN pialh
language clear and correct account Of the late
War aud Us Causes IL IL the only History pup
lished from q Democratic or state hights stahu-
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OF the DowninRville 10 NJ nitia on - I'm Hnd the
WAC MIA Iprtr1t of the Major, ard otnyf
capital Illustrations limo, .bi PIP, cloth, " Do
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TIE SOLDIERS HoME.-A correspondent
(X) In the Cincinnati Commercial suggests,
that II there is so much rivalry between
the White Sulphur and Dayton, for the
possession OF this lnstitution, that, "if the
Board has any difficulty in determining
which of these sites TO choose, we would
suggest the purchase OF bothl Dayton
possesses all the advantages such an insti-
tuition could desire and 1t would doubtless
be very agreeable for the old soldiers to
spend the months Of July and August in
the cool and retired shades Of White Sui
phur.
Why be sordid In our beneVOlenc0 ?
Why not purchase home forevery soldier,
adapted, la Size Of mansion and spacious
ness of grounds, to the size OF his family
aud individual tastes
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CORRECTED DAILY ny JOHN A. MINIck, COR
MIR JEFFERsON AND MARKET.
DAYTON, june 9, 1867.
nnrton GrnIn Market.

Wheat, 81 so; Corn, s2de5c Oats, COO
G5c.; Rye. 81 40; Burley, s0c.@S1; Flour,
Wholesale, SlI %; retail, Sl5 90.
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am OLE ouARp, VOL. |, lsO3,

Being n review Of Judge StOry's Commentaries
ON the Constitution OF the United states. by Abel
r y psher Price, 81. ..f a.H. .'I.
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IH- Call at GooDMAN's, ITO Malu St., for
Fine Gaiters, ut low rates. JuneG
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Being the substance Of three Lectures on tht
Colonial, Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri'
ods Of American History, with nn Appendix, con.
tanning the Constitutions Of the United states, and
the Virginia and kentucky Resolutions Of '0s and
w, ny y Chauncey Burr. Price, 20 cents.
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L. IL "a r.
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
1hD CIGARS.
Trade salesrooms, 16 DIZZY STREET, near Broad
way, New York.

GENTLEMEN: At the solicitation Of many friends
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE, who
have long felt the necessity for regular AUCTION
aud COMMISSION TRADE SAILS, devoted exclusive
ly to the disposal of
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LEAF and Manufactured Tobacco,

And Cigars, we have much pleasure In announc-
ing that having given the matter our careful con
slderation, and being satisfied that the trade re-
quires such an establishment, we have commenced
business at the above address, determined that
nothing shall be wanting ON our part to deserve
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Patronage and Confidence

OF all who may favor us with their support.
One of our 1rm having devoted many years ca
clusiVely 10 the growing and manufacture OF To
bACco, is thoroughly conversant with the business
In all Its branches, and every endeAvor will be
made 70 realize for all goods consigned TO us, the
best market rates
We have taken premises In immediate prONiml-
y to the largest Tobacco aud Cigar Dealers IN this
city, so thht our sues-which VIII be held regular
ly every Tuesday and FridAy-are certain oi being
fully represented and attended 10y the Trade
Particular attention giUsn 10 Shipmenfs IN Bond
All CoNsIgNMEsTs will be OFFERED on the IMNE-
DIATRLY SUCCEEDING sale day, and prsmptretuIns
made with remittances.
All parties favoring III with their eonsgnments,
will oblRe by marking the Gases with their piI.
Vate marx so that the tdms may be sampled, ana
sold In separate lots and orw arding with the lot
ter of advice
THE Low EST Ii M Tn
For which the same may be sold, together viii
POstoflce address.
Consignees, in shipping to us, viii please maik
all Gases
"D. ID. O. d Co., 10 Dey ST., N. y"
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lB- Get double the worth of your money
In Boots aud Shoes, by going to
GooDMAN's,
June0 1l0 Main 81.
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D. DOUGLAS CAULKINs & CO

D DOUGLAS soAULKISs, u. W. CoEBlR, L, Il. CAuLEIEs
References by permission William j. SUIT
Co, IT3 n l7b W ashinRtOn st., N. J Jas syming
ton, Importer, 80 Beaver st n. VI Francis A
Esty, ESD, 3 State st. N, VI Hon, VIM, Bross, oi
Chicago, Lieut. GOV. of Illinois, Hon. samuel
Ashton, FernAndnu, Fla,
q. j, BERINGER, Agent,
No, %, WOTmans Building, Jefferson st Day Ion
Ohio, March 23, leWI-Wohl-2o
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A MYsTERY--GENERAL II. c. WILSON,
The Cincinnati papers, of this morning all
contain local articles respecting the mys-
terious disappearance, on Tuesday fore
noon, of last week, from the Burnet House,
where he had been guest sine the 23d ult.
lie has long been highly reputable citi-
zen of Columbus and son-in-law of the late
Governor Medary. The Commercials ac-
count is the most minute
He came for the purpose, we understand,
of collecting moneys--S3,OO0 In the total,
with which to raise mortgage upon some
of his property. On Tuesday, of last week,
he was expected home by his family in
Columbus. But, Instead ofhim there came
letter, IN his hand writing, stating that
he had been successful In Il business nego-
tation. and would be detained for day.
On that same day, we believe, he was seen
walking up to Fourth street, on Vine, after
having taken hts dinner at the Bur
net House. Aud this IL the last
seen or heard OF him by his family or his
relatives, who are now making anxious
Inquiries after him. He was to have gone
30 Louisville, that very day, In company
with Mr.. Steele, OF that city, but failed tC
make his appearance in time for the boat
Upon last leaving his room at the Burne
House he made no preparations for de
| mrtuTe from the city. His baggage wa
| found there, as he had left 1t. He gave M
intimatiOn to any OF his acquaintances a
to any intention to leave the house or tn,
city. Thus his departure IL u matter o
complete mystery--fOod for most painfu
surmise--to his family. There Is some tea
that he may have met with foul play.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLoTHISG.-The stock
Of the Eagle Clothing store Is the largest
ever offered, and the prices lower than ever
before. Young gentlemen of good taste
should not fail to call at once and see the
splendid summer suits now on exhibition.
Iunnb
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GREAT STORM IN CINcISHATI-THE CRY
INUNDATED What we had good prospect
Of suffering la Dayton Tuesday afternoon,
they had in full and unprecedented force
IN Cincinnati The thunder was terrible
and the lightning fearful. One house was
struck on Mt. Auburn, set on fire, and
damaged materially. Most Of the streets
were flooded the water even covering the
pavements. The damages to cellars, stores,
90, win run high up In the thousands.
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NOTICE.
HENRY UITIET,s EsTATE

HENRY IUIETS ESTATE.
ON the 9th day OF May, AID. 1867, the under
" signed has been apponted and qualified Ad,
ministTatUr Of the estate of Henry Hulst late OF
'' GEORGE A, GROVE.
May9OT,dIt.wgt-96
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Our Lines are constantly Extending,
ND will soon exceed those run by both the
N American and u. 8. Express Cos
Over 100000 per month
NOTICE.

MARTHA KLINE. wife Of Peter Kline, will
flied in the Common Pleas Court OF Montgomery
County. Ohio February a. 1887. Canse--groSs
nruIuCt oil duty. PETER KLINE.
i IL BAauOTT Attorney. A p20'B1w8-S2
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tB-We have on hand a fresh supply Of
good jobbing inks and are prepared TO do
work In neat and workmanllks manner,
and on short notice.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR

Lessee and Manage {. THOMPSON.
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FROM CAIRO.


CAIRO, February 9.-The Glascon,
from New Orleans, returned at 8 am.
The Liberty No. 2, from Memphis for
Louisville, passed up at S am. the
David, from Memphis for Evansville, at
Ii I'm. The Atlantic, from st. Louis
for New Orleans, passed down at II am.
The2ow storm prevailed most Of the
night. The mercury was down to I0o
this morning. It is clear this evening,
and the mercury is at IS.
There has been a rise in the river dur
ing the past twenty-four hours Of ten
inches. Business is good.
The Cora s., from Memphis for Louis
vile, passed up at s Am. The Lizzie
Gill cleared for New Orleans at
I pm, and the Atlantic at 3 pm.
The Liberty No. . did not clear until
: pm.
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PROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February "a marble
bust of the late President Lincoln is 10
be inaugurated on the 18th inst. at the
academy of music. Gov. Bramlette is
expected to preside. Hon. Jas. Speed
delivers the eulogism. A letter just
received from President johnson de-
clines attending, on account Of the
pressure of public business, but expresses
the warmest sympathy with those who
render this just tribute to the memory of
a great and good man.
Il. W. Wicksales received to-day one
ton of pig lead, the first product of the
mines in Franklin county, KY.
A heavy snow, four inches level, fell
during the day. 1t is now clear, snd the
mercury is ten degrees above zero. Ba-
rOmeter 1915 and rising.
The river is falling, with fourteen feet
six inehes water in the canal.
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nARKETs.

CINCINNATI, February 9.-Flour un-
changed and less firm, SO 25GlO 25
superfne trade and fancy brands, 81 25
@l5. Wheat unchanged, but declining
1t close. Corn declined PC. Oats quiet
and firm, 55a62e in elevator and ne in
sacks. Cotton firm st soc. Whisky 26e.
Provisions unchanged. Bulk shoulders,
lSc; sides, Zoe hams, Il3e; all packed
bacon, 94c; shoulders, lie; sides, l2ic:
clear Tis, l23c clear sides and all packed
pork dull, 204c. Lard, l2tc. Linseed
oil, 81 "a. Groceries firm. Sugar. ia
l4c. Coffee &9&7c. Gold, SIZE. Money
unchanged.
NEW YORK, February 9.--Cotton is q
shade hrmer; uplands, CSC. Flour dull,
80 5O9l5 40, whole range. Whisky,
wheat and rorn, unchanged Groceries,
quiet. Sugar steady, l0G1le. Pork
dull and lower. Dressed hogs, 9iG9sc.
+tord dull, 1lt@1lsc. Money is a at
5gVsrer cent. Sterling is quiet st S59
s.. Gold, l37. Exports Of specie S2Is,-
UOO. Government stocks are 8 shade
hTmer. In dry goods there is q fair de-
mand for staple c~alicoesand light woolenr
goods. 40
LOUISVILLE, February 9.--Sa!es of td
baecO So hhds, at s. 65 to Is IS. Flour,
NAibAL1N - Wv 4AlAAE neat - oO.
Corn, shelled, in bulk, IS to roc ear, Csc.
Oats, in bulk, Csc. Mess pork, SCI ba-
con shoulders, 10 to l0kc.; bacon clear
sides, iSlc,; hams, Is TO I6e. Lard, in
t~erces, l2c. Whisky, g 25. Prime
sugar, l+fc. Cotton, IS to DC.
NEW ORLEANS, February e.-COtton
higher safes, SEQ bales; low middline,
304c; middling, Sl4e5 receipts, 1925
exports, 1850. Sugar is in active de-
mand; far, 13c. Molssses firm fair,
74c; prime to choice, 75Gy76c. Flour
fam; supeFfne, SlI IS; extra, Sl2s
is 81. Corn easier, 81 0SGl Is. Oats
firm and in good demand. S5e. HAY
firm, SS3SS5. Pork quiet, 81 so. Pro
nominal shoulders, lie; sides,
lS@l5c. Lard dull, lS9I4k Whisky
aud tobacco unchanged. Gold, 1871.
Freights and exchange are unchanged.
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FOREIGN.

40, February st is stated that
the Pope will soon make al appeal to
the Catholic powers to restore him.
The Turkish powers are to evacuste
Sevoia.
\ letter from Garibsldi, published in
Venice to-day, expresses sympathy with
the Cretans.
LONDON, February 9-noon.-Consols
81 3-16 /; SOS, y 1916.
LIVERPOOL, February e--noon.-Cot-
ton opened strong. Prices are IN
changed.
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TO = PATRONS oF THE ArPEAL.

In consequence OF Judicial proceeding had In
rssBsrt 10 the interests OF different parties in
the ArrEAL, the paper tie printing ss'ao-
lishment and the good will ofthe paper have
been sold, and the undersigned have become
the purchasers
Every possible exertion viii be made TO render
the APPEAL more acceptable % It's readers,
and more desirable as 3 mediom OF adver-
t.sBg. Much more space viii be devoted TO
reading matter, and a special column be aP-
propriated weekly TO Masonic information.
HE undersigned hope, by close attention TO the
arairs OF the paper and onice, to give It
claims equal to those Of other Journal Of
the city to the support and cOnndsnce Of the
community.
JOHN =. {. HOGAN a co.
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Jewish.

The rso6is Of Europe are to assemble
"a council IN Paris, next year, in order
that the great sanhedEim may take place
10 conjunction with the universal exbi-
bition. The central Jewish committee
Of Paris has taken the initiative of the
meeting, which viii be specially called
on 70 decide the following questions:
The abolition Of the prohihjtjon
OF certain articles Of food he sun.
preston Of polygamy that exists AMONG
the Jews in Algeria; and the reeogni,
ton OF female children as equally quail
males.
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For the following story the Chicago
Repaohcoa is responsible At the
Charleston convention, after joining the
sscessiOnists, Ben. Butler encountered
Dean Richmond, and said, 81 am sorry
to leave my old political associates, but
you know l am a man who always goes
where his political principles carries him,
regardless Of consequences" 'It's like
you, Butler, by G." answered Rich
mond, who swore by rule. 81 never
knew but two men with cock-eyes who
were entirely honest. One is Benjamin
F. Butler, by J., and the other was the
late James Buchanan. Coed morainC.o
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