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had, IL tlse gold received from Gus
toms be reduced to a currency stan.
dard, something more than 81, 70u,.
isIa 600 in the three years since the
close of the war. Here is one huge
fact which neither Mr.. Wells nor
Mr.. Atkinson can get over. Now,
what has been done with the mon
ey? Atkinson says $500, 000, 900 Of
Of 1t has gone to diminish the war
debt. He does not tell the truth. -
He knows it, Every Iaeobin news
paper which repeats his statement
knows it is not true. Thus IL ap-
pears that the ruling party, I'm order
20 defend Its eXtrayagant and wick
Cd legislation, aud the manner In
which il has plundered the people,
is driven to the connection and pub
lication of bald falsehood. Wha.
gang organized for plumber ever hes,
itated 10 lie in order to es2Ye pun,
CHicayo Times.
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st the Club meeting held at dem
ocratic headquarters lust night the
following cp.umittes wera appoint
esssspi ~ k3af
A.eDuiinitsee tosascersaia the num-
benS lsdies wiss will joia Ia the
professions on hsvseharks !ts
Ms~srs. r HI! Ryan, 81 Bloom, C.
IL Bsbbitt, Misses Ella Pussy, Liz
xie Bayiiss, Jennie LafTerty and
Anha Roe%l. 8 t5 At
The following gentiefYsen from the
several townships of this county
were adslsI To the committee Of ar
ranggnents:
Cs.scs,at--II A Terry, David Dun
kle and Jataes nslss.
Bnsaer--IF Cuttings, " ID Lewis,
John ,Nason and l VI Stgicr. .
Rockford Hardin Zones, james
Morn and Lewis BntferaeId.
-yssses ~ l. Fester and Stephen
Ja.nes ~ segs..4 f@ssE
lsrktEewis Beard Benz. Min
tarna saHl Eiss@s. O'CanraTe sass $50.
kssos+-AIsflsn Griffith and Jeaiah
lfaeesoaia--l'ssiilip Roueh and
Wns. @. Yoassger. 4to ea
~ Il i ii - an Il ~ g sk=asss Is
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yUDIe,raa PscKEr.

For Judge df First Circuit District.
w. W. MOfISEsf.AS. ~
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w Wisfsies caasa. sue pasfswak8Smis esnAty,
L lswzV Al pacssmbeT Terra. a. 4 LAS.
mAaaARgr LgGRsvK.
Pfaaakias
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Dgksws ar Att DESCRIPTIONS
I'd neatly pstasss aud For aAAs al she nasEw
sEzm sys$fm.
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backs, because, SIS they ssiege,s we
shall then have more rasney than
the people want or can lesjitiniately
use.
Thus In case Of the success Of the
radical faction, the lamrins men will
be brought face to face With these
results, namely, oppressive taxation
for the begaefit ut privileged classes,
amounting to twenty-five per eeat,
OF al tlseir earnings. TiitR pay IL
In increased rents, In the increased
price Of food aud ciothingI In fact.
everything which they oehsuine. =
At the same time money will he
scarce and employment diicallt to
be obtained. Ftls cannot IL other
wise with d ruined South md nrio-
fiisti OF Northern property III bonds
that are entirely ulsproduetAse
IfEsraBs and Golfax ere akffed the
privileged Glasses lpund holders and
national bankers, New EngiansI
manufacturers. Treasury thieves,
and Congressional land grantees :.
may lsave d day of isslsiice, bus ii
will signify 10 the wDrkIn green that
they VIII have to work harder
and longer, and saisist on es1arsef
ftsNl Are yuu willing. iabpring
men who have hefetpfase l,eionged
to the republican party. llieMly far
thfs sake of IN empty triumph after
tn election over your best friends,
70 bring upon yourselves these -.
lagysities.
III The deEnoGraey triunaph. spcciAI
privileges viii be Withdrawn. lakes,
will IL greatly Iesaened, and nais|
equally By I'll elssses the debt viii
BE- paid ~ II Calls due fin legal ten
iers money win be nlure plenty
the South governed BY white men,
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SHORT ITEMS.

Private sdvices from Florida say the
worm is doing great damage to cotton.
-Beecher's summer suit is a heavy
Leghoru hat aud serene, happy look"
John Bright has gone fishing with
George Peabody.
If the body is tired, rest; if the brain
is tired, sleep.
-Ex- Mayor MunrOe, Of New Orleans,
is now a boss stevedore in Havana.
Mr.. Pinckney Whyte is the new
Senator from Maryland, who succeeds
Rsverdy Johnson.
In Michigan, harvest hands are re-
ceiving So a day.
James Russell Lowell is engaged up
on long poem-sn incident Of the war.
-Ex-King George of Hanover still
bankers for his throne.
II man fsints, place him fiat on his
bsck-and let him alone.
"A New Yorker is putting 1000 acres
of Minnesota prairie under the pillow.
Some farm.
The three best medicines in the
world are warmth, abstinence and re-
pose.
About half the newly appointed ca
diets at West Point failed to pass the ex-
animation.
Omaha and Douglas counties, Ne
brasks, recently voted 5000, 600 to aid in
bridging the Missouri river at Omaha.
The best thing to stop the bleeding of
a moderate cut instantly is to cover it
profusely with oobweb, flour and salt,
half and half.
The elder Dumas has cleared $780,
900 by forty-five years Of literary labor,
and hasn't dollar to show for it.
-Freshen salt fish by laying the flesh
down. With the skin down, the salt
escapes only in part.
A Vienna letter writer tells OF seeing
q lady in the first circles there drink four
quarts Of beer at one sitting.
The number of acres of land taken
in Dakotah, by actual settlers, for the
month of June, was over $4,000. This
shows large immigration.
-Gustavus Adolphus WhaIebope is
the name OF Londoner who wor7ld
never have been mentioned beyond Inc
seas but for his cognOmen.
Mr.. Greeley is said to be prenerino, +.
paper 20 prove Grant never was a tanner
and that he has always been butcher.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, July 1G The HoateUr of this
morning has pacific article on the
speech delivered by the Marquis De
Monitor, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, be-
fore the Corps Legisiaiif. 1t regards
this speech as proving that the policy OF
Francs is one OF moderation, and that 10
step will be neglected IN The part Of the
government which has q tendency to
quiet the public mind. It says France
will carefully abstain from intervention
in the German questions, and will ex-
tend her sympathy and encouragement
in the internal reforms lately inaugu-
rated 10 Austria ard Turkey.
In the case Of the United States against
NM. Armand, the builders Of the IRON
clads for the Confederate Government,
the arguments for the prosecution and
defense were concluded yesterday. The
court will render its decision within a
fortnight.
LISBON, July 16.-An important
change in the Portuguese Ministry has
Just been announced. The Duke de
Soule has been appointed Minister OF To-
terror and Foreign Affairs, and Counsel
Tor Ferraro, Minister Of Justice and Pub
lie Worship.
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municipality, body polite or corporate,
company or society, whether corporate
or not corporate, out of the treasury Of
the United States, shall be assessed and
collected by the Treasurer or the dis
bursting officers of the United States,
charged with paying any Interest upon
the debt Of the United States in the
same currency in which said interest is
paid, and such collection shall be made
by the deduction Of the amoust Of the
tax from the coupons or interest due at
the time of the payment"
The thirteenth is simply to the title.
Randall made a point of order that
the second section made an sppropris-
ton, and therefore it must be considered
in Committee of the Whole; and the
Speaker sustained the point.
Schenck moved that the bill and
amendments be printed and recommit-
ted, aud gave notice that be should re-
port it back to morrow morning after the
reading of the journal and ask immedi-
ate action, which was agreed TO.
Boutwell, made report from the Con-
ference Committee on the hill to author.
ize the temporary supplying of vacan-
cies in the Executive Departments,
which was rejected by SO to 81.
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The report Of the contested election
case of Switzler VS.. Anderson, came up
and was re. committed.
Schenck, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported back the Senate's
funding bill, with thirteen amendments,
and asked that the bill and amendments
be printed and made the special order for
tomorrow, Immediately after the read
ing of the Journal. The amendment
first read limits the denomination of the
bonds to be issued to $50 The second
strikes out the description of the bonds
as being FOR twenty, thirty and forty
wears, and makes all the bonds payable
in forty years, and bearing coin interest
at 3 67-l00 per cent. per annum. The
third, fourth, fifth, sixth aud seventh are
verbal changes, made necessary by the
second. The eighth strikes out the third
section and substitutes for it the follow
ing:
That the holder Of any lawful money
Of the United States to the amount Of
$50, or any multiple of $50, may convert
the same into bonds for an equal amount
as authorized by the first section of this
act under such rules aud regulations as
the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
scribe provided, that such conversion
the amount of United States notes out
standing is reduced to $50, 000, 600. And
any holder of any of the bonds provided
for IN the first section of this act, may
present the same to the Treasurer Of the
United States, and demand lawful money
of the United States for the principal
and accrued interest thereon, and the
Treasurer shall redeem the same in law
ful money of the United States, unless
the United States notes then out
standing shall amount to $500, 00O,-
900. And such bonds shall be so
redeemable after the United States shall
have resumed the payment OF coin for
their notes. The tenth and eleventh are
verbal. The twelfth proposes the fol-
lowing as q new section:
"That hereafter the tax on any In
crease arising from bonds, other than the
interest bearing securities Of the United
States, payable to any rsrson, State or
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VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, July 16.-Oyer 5000 per-
sons were present st the State Demo-
cratic Convention st Grafton to-day
PendIeton and Thurman made speeches.
which were enthusiastically received. >.
n, Camden was nominated for Govern
or. Resolutions we're adopted indorslng
the nominees and platform of the New
York Convention, and demanding re-
pesl of the registry law in force IN TINS
State
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ICAROLINA LIFE INSURARCE COMPANY

OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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NEW YORK

New YORK, July 16.-Tbe heated
term continues. The thermometer TO-
day was 9So. The number OF cases OF
prGstration from the heat is fearful.
Yesterday there we're about 100 cases,
and to-day SIS many more. The deaths
are about fifty per cent. The total NOR
tsliiy OF the city from Sunday to Thurs
dRy, inclusive, Is AZ.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, July 16-There is much in
d:gnation manifested against Gov. Bull
lock and Gen. Meade by the Democratic
press in consequence Of their having
recommended the Legislature to purge
itself of members who are ineligible IN
der the third section OF the fourteenth
amendment. The Democrats anticipate
that a sufficient number of their party
will be elected from the Legislature to
secure a msiorlty in each House for the
Podiaals
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WAsHENGT0N.

WAsHINGToN, July 16.-The Recon
struction Comrittee has concluded TO
wait for the military returns OF the late
election in Mississippi, which are daily
expected, before taking action on the
case presented by the committee OF Radi-
calls from that State.
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TO FISHERMEN!

THOSE visiting the Ten Mile Bayou on the
i Memphis and Little Rosk Railroad, for the
purpose Of fishing, are Informed that Messrs.
Rice Black are prepared 10 furnish meals
lodging and any comfort desired. TIE trains
on The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad leave
at $50 a m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
and sundays, and no better days recreation
can be found by those wishing to leave the heat
snd dust of the cit ty6
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GALEEST ON.

GALVESTON, July l6.-An Austin spe-
cisl SAYS that the Convention to-day dis
claimed any authority to divide the
State under the reconstruction acts, and
refused to consider the matter unless by
direct authority from Congress.
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NOTICE.

HAVE determined henceforwaTd to do
| Commission business exclusively, and have
repted my store and taken an Office up stairs
IN same building, where will be glad to see
nv friends anu patrons. Thanking them foy
psst faVofs, beg Q conunuaEre Of the same.
mails NATHAN H0FFHEGAER
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GENERAL ITEMS.

California is destined to excel all
other countries in silk-growing, because
there are DO thunder storms to destroy
the silkworm's eggs.
The Marquise de Boissy, better
known as the Countess Guiccioli, came
near losing her life the other day, by
the running away of her horses.
Counterfeit Spanish five dollar gold
pieces (Isabellas) are said to be in active
circulation in Canada. They are made
of platinum covered with gold of the
color Of 900 fine (the fneness of the gen.
uine pieces.)
The negro man who killed the two
Lukes in Wilcox county, Ga, short
time since, was burned to death in the
jail of Irwin county, which some un-
known person set on fire one night last
week. Look out for military commits
sion, citizens ofIrwin!
The Sheriff of Richmond county,
Texas, lately sold a mum Der of tracts of
land, at prices which put the wisdom of
Congress in bright light. Lands which
were valued at $50 to SIS in gold, per
acre, before the war, was bid off at prices
ranging from Use to 81 20 In currency.
The persons accused of the Dill muir
der, In South Carolina, and incArcerated
in the Charleston jail, are many of them
gentlemen of wealth and intelligence.
and have been refused bail, though
offered to any amount.
"A military court is Ia session at
Montgomery, Ala. A number of soldiers
are on trial, and among them Lieut..
johnson, the petty despot who arrested
lady at Tuscaloosa and compelled her
to walk under the United States flag.
Baltimore will soon enter into the
possession Of noble estate, devised to it
for the purpose Of establishing a great
University in the Monumental CITY.
John Hopkins, reported to be the
wealthiest man in Baltimore, and now
approaching the age of eighty, it is
stated, has recently made his will. be-
queathing to the city 81 500, 900 in money
and g magnificent suburban estate, for
educational purposes, and an additional
million for the erection Of hospital.
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MARRIED.

N-On the 18th inst, ct the
residence OF the brides father, Mound City
ARK, by the Rev. ]. r. Graves, Mr.. JOSEPH
CRAIG, of this city, to Miss CLARA NJ. JACKSON,
daughter of Capt. q. +. Jackson.
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IN RANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOhE OFFICE, No. 5i3 olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. IL. LUCAS. Vioe-Preside't.
WI It. SELBY, Secretary.
j. s MILLER. Asst Secretary.
WM. N BENTON, Gent Agent.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. July lG Cotton heavy and de
Ginning; sales 400 bales; uplands 3lM932C
Rice duh. Coffee firm. Sugar, Cuba ll@I2
MOlhsses dull. Flour Gull and 5giOc lower
Wheat 81 50 81 So. Corn 81 LS@t 1917,
Dry Goois-Best brands heavy brown sheet
ings 171&9l815c; best prints l49I418c,
Money steady. call loans SOS; s'erling I'M
changed gold 427s old Tennessee's 6gi new d
6Sls.
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NEW ADvERTxS EM'NTs

MASONIC NOTICE. The q
M officers and members OF Hainllton ~
tend a regular communication. of said "
Lodge at their hall, in Odd Fellows Building,
this friday evening, at O'Clock.
An roenbers OF sister city Lodges, ard tran
s.ent brethren in good standing, ale fraternally
invited 10 attend. 1900 - -
By order OF Il. j. LINN, W. "a.
VI "A, BUTrs. Secretary. jyl7 IL
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Open at ali hours; supplied with newspaper
from every State in She Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Confede-
rate, are always welcome.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July l6.-Cotton quiet sales
$50 bales; Iniddlings Sic; receipts ITO bales
Flour dull supeIfine 81 SO. Jrn nrIn 9jc ASl 021%
Oats steady Soc. Hay firm S2lg2'. Pork dul
$50 go 80. Bacon du |, shoulders l3Z@l4c cleai
sides i71ltG Sc. Lard firm, .ierces IS1zGiS1zc
kes 209IO15a. Sterling 54%@571z New IOrE
Sight &c premium
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
PENN sYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-There were
thirteen deaths from the heat from mid
night until noon to-day.
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HE CAHPET-BAGGER5 OF
NASHVILLE.
How They Work and what Fer
A Radical Ring.

The Press and Times Of Nashville, a
Radical organ, makes the following
startling statement. or course all Or
CARNATIONS gotten up by Southern men
to c0unteract the Influence of these car
pet-baggers and scalawags are unlawful
and should lie put down by the military.
Read the following:
Some eighteen months ago a number
of persons who had newly arrived here
from the North organized q secret So
ciety, to which none but new corners
were admitted. The object of this So
Ciety was wholly sectional. It's mem
bers pledged themselves that in all eau.
csues, conventions and primary meet
ings they would support none but new
corners, of Northern birth and educa-
ton, who had come into the State since
the rebellion, for any office, or position
OF trust or profit, in church, in State OF
in educational Institutions. The rule
was that, as far as it was possible to ex.
ercise the power OF selection, new corners
were to be preferred to home Republi'
cans.
It appears that there are in this city
EIGHTY SIX OFFICES filed by new
comers, and only THIRTEEN by home
Republicans. The poor eoiored men
have been completely pushed to the wall
by the ring, and the five colored men
who do hold offices owe them to the sup
port Of the white home Republicans and
colored men who began at last to revolt
against the outrageous imposition Of the
ring.
The salaries and emoluments of the
new corners who hold city and county
offices amountto over TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
$3.50, 000.) The salaries of the home
Radicals amount to about S32 200
We have not included in the foregoing
list the City Council aud Board OF Al
dermen, both of which are completely
under the control OF the ring.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In the District Cont of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of r. r. Pittman, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptey, District OF West Tennessee
To whom it may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of r. r. Pittman.
Of Memphis, in the county of she!by and
state Of Tennessee, within said Dis trict who baF
been adJudged Bankrupt upon his own peti
ton, by the District Cont OF said District
Memph S, Tennessee, the IS Ii day OF July.
AID, Ieoo WILLIAM Y. CIRDDE.
JylI y 81 Assignee Etc.
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The Heated Term.

The heat has been intense all over the
country. There have been $50 deaths
in the past three days in New York from
sun-stroke.
Men and horses are struck down at
Chicago.
In Madison, Wis, on the 14th, the
mercury touched 1G00; Dubuque, 10l0 +;
Rockford, ILL.,, 1922 Peoria, 1909; Ma
rengo, Iowa, 1852; st. Paul, 1922; Wash
ington City, 1852.
Deaths from sun.stroke are reported at
Providence, Quebec, Montreal, Detroit,
Toronto and almost all points North.
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NFFICE OF HERNANDO INs. CO.,

OFFICE OF FERNANDO Ing. CO.,
" MEMPHIS. June "A, 1883.
The annual election FOR seven Directors of
this Company, for the ensuing year. will be
held by the stockholders, at the office of the
Company on MONDAY, JULY 18th prox., te-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock n. and p,In.
je2ifa Rem NAY, Secretary,
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IUKA SPRINGS.
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

THE proprietors of This Watering Place take
L plessure in iuformtbg their friends and
PATRONS that they have com .leted their ar
rangements for the comfort and enjoyment o.
their guests, ana that the Hotel is now open
for taeir reception The efficacy of these
waters IL cast or DIOphy, ScrOiuls, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar TO FemaIes, and ali diseases OF
the Szin and Kidneys, IS too well esta blished
to need comment. A good Band will serve this
Bell room and the table will be supplied with
the best The county affords, while the rishing
in Shoal creek and the hunting in the sur
rounding woods present their usasI attractions
to visitors. Route via Mem phis and Charleston
hath DAD TO Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line to the Sprtngs-DiDe miles.
For descriptive paBpnlet, circular, or for in
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q CO, PrOprieIOrs
or Il. A. MOODY, N. b.
JeZ9 I'm Resident Physician
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, July I6.-Tobacco quiet, sales
So hhds; Tugs and fair leaf S7Gl5 Superfine
Flour So f5; choice scarce at 81. WneaJ 81 80 q
l 81. Coon 93S96c Oats 7SgS0c. Rye 81 509
TO Mess Pork S2S 50g25 70. Bacon. shoulders
ISI9l31sc; clear rio rides lie clear sides NC.
Bulk shoulders l214c; clear sides l6Ac. Lard
l89lSLc.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

FVuESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
4 Springs, situated in Montgomery county,
81 miles from Christiansburg Depot, are now
open for the reception Cf visitors, and the at
tention OF the Springs going public is respect
LaIly invited 10 the advantages they present,
The waters OF tbeEe Springs are unrivalled in
al cases OF Dyspepsia. Cutan5Ous diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases OF Debility act
as
WERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven endnently useful in many
Female DiSeRSes- and in
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, July l6.-COtton heavy but prices
unchanged sales eco bales.
LONDON July B.-Consols closed 945499{Ts
for account. U. s. Five-twenties 721Ig725s. l.
linois Central Railroad 9314.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July l6.-FInnr dull and IN.
changed. Wheat 81 9J@@l 81 Corn 96a9Sc
Oats 74975c. WHISKY S3S4Oc, boBd5d d. Fork
SIS Bulk Shoulders ll54c; sides lie. Bacon
shoulders l25a@ sc; sides l6%Gl7c. Butter 2Ga
29s, Eggs l5dI7c. Lard l7%c.
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In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of William Drake, Bankrupt In bank .
ruptcy, District of West tennessee SIS
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
annointment as assignee of William Drake, Of
fhe county of shelby and State OF tennessee,
Svithin said DIe trict, VINO has been adj judged a
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
tTict Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OF July, AID,
1884 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
iyI7 "a 81 Assignee, etc.
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ST. LOUIS, July Ii.-Toblcco firm and prices
unchanged. Flour, choice superfiue S7,s7 D.
Pork ouI so. Bacon, shoulders lSci clear sides
lie. Lard I7Lc.