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UurIehteous and Unhonored Judges.

If we were to select from all the indi-
cations of deprivation of the public
morals that which strikes us as the most
remarkable, we should point to the low
moral status of the Judiciary of the
country. The spectacle which is daily
presented in the Congress of the United
States, the instances of official corruption
by sworn men, the disregard of all the
great principles which underlie the
Republican fabric, and which has
hitherto compelled every American
citizen to be lover of his country, with
all the Astounding frauds, populations,
perjuries >and crimes by men otherwise
in public or private station, bad as these
things are, do not compare in their ex-
pressive significance with the democrat.
ization Of the judiciary of the land.
Ia the day of private prosperity and
public virtue, the surplice of the Pulpit
was hardly so stainless as the ermine OF
the Bench. To be Judge of one of the
courts Of record Of the States was primG
fdcie 10 be an enemy to every departure
from rectitude, friend Of virtue and the
innocent, gentleman of unblemished
integrity, and a man worthy of all honor
and tie highest station within the gift of
the people. Contempts" of courts
were almost unknown, aud any con-
temptuous treatment Of the persons of
Judges met the instant frown Of public
indignation. Elevated worth, as exhib-
tied almost without an exception in the
whole bench, had come to be universally
respected as sacred, and was it's owl
ample and sufficient protection. Tn
defeuseless person ola Marshall, Story
or any judge Of the courts Of record o
any State was as safe from contumely q
the breast Of a mailed Cesar in the mids
of his legioDs from the darts Of The enc
mics Of Rome.
But the times have changed-alas
how sadly; when the rule IL 80 reverse
that even those 10 whom We have locke
a. the slmsst universal exenplars 0
puriiy and honor are beginning 10 be Ii
lea, respected % account Of the yer
name they bear. How long may II
mint escape the infection, When Ii
b.pch . derraded1 And when the Do
nj, snd the bench have fAlle., =hai on
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and that the ,committes report BY bill or
| otherwise.
Morehead introduced the following,
which was agreed to; ..
WHrRrAs, The great loss OF life and
injury 10 persons by the recent railroad
Incidents, and the destruction OF cars py
Gre, call loudly for remedy; therefore
| n Resolped, That the Committee on
Commerce be instructed TO inquire into
the power and authority OF Congress 70
make regulations in relation thereto, ana
| IL the powe exists, the propriety oil ap,,
pointing Inspectors oil the ralis anu
other matter usedfn the construction OF
all cars for the carriage OF passengers
ana the mails.
Maynard presented joint resolution
of the Tenuessee Legislature in relation
TO the navigation OF the Tennessee river,
which was referred to the Committee on
Commerce. !,
Jenckes, from the Committee on the
Revision OF Laws. reported bill amen
datory TO the bankrupt act. ltextends the
provisions Of the second clause OF the
ihirty.third section until June l, 1869,
and amends it so as to read, In all pro
ceeoings in bankruptcy commenced alter
the LIST Of June, 1869, no discharge shall
be granted a debtor whose assets shall
not be equal TO fifty per cent Of tie
claims proved against his estate, aud
unon which he shall be liable as the prln'
cipal debtor, unless with the assent in
writing, of a majority in number aud
value OF his creditors, etc. ltalso gives
the Register in Bankruptcy power to ad-
minister oaths. The bill was ordered TO
be printed aud recommitted.
Washburn, Of Illinois. from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported back
the Senate bill NJ kisg an appropriation
of $1,000 for defraying the expenses OF
the impeachment trial, $4,000 for the
miscellaneous expenses of the Senate,
and Sl7, 900 for extra Capitol police.
Washburu said that the committee had
stricken out the other items of the biil,
ana proposed to add SIS, 600 for the pay
ment OF the laborers, who had bad no
money since last December. The bill
passed.
Banks called up the bill in relation TO
the rights Of American citizens in for
eign countries.
Paine, of Wisconsin, submitted an
amendment to exempt Ambassadors and
other public ministers and their servants
from the provisions of the act. Agreed
to.
Banks said that the Supreme Court OF
the United States had determined that
Congress had no power in the premises.
Piles amendment to suspend COM
mercial relations with the offending
government, was agreed to. The bill
then passed, 80 to 5.
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LOUISIANA.

New York, April 2l.-The Tribune's
Washington dispatch states that Gov
Hahn received kilograms from New Or
leans last night that the Republicans
voted solid for the regular State ticket.
In twenty-oue polls in New Orleans, the
majority for the Constitution is six hun
dred and thirty.two, which renders it
probable that the Republicans have car
ried the city. There is no doubt what
ever as to the result in the State.
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Chase not a Candidate for the Presidency

Chase not q Candidate for the Presidency.
Writing 10 his paper from Washington,
the editor Of the Cleveland Leader,
speaking Of an interview had with the
Chief Justice, tells us that Mr.. Chase
said:
Il wish that all men, Of al parties,
would leave my name alone in counec-
ton with q Presidential nomination /
do not seek the Presidency.
This IL only less emphatic than the
language used By Mr.. Chase in a private
letter recently, IN referring 70 the ire
quent aud prominent connection Of his
name With the next Presidency.
While We are Of the opinion that the
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NEW ApVERTIsEME NTs
Election Notice.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AN ACT OF THE
i Legislature, passed December 3, 1851, and
an Ordinance passed by the Board Of Alder
men, April 18th. and approved By the Mayor
submitted TO the qualified voters Of the city: az
an election to be held on THURSDAY. TIL
S)rH INSTANT. A list Of Judges and Clerks
Sereeant-at-Arm BY whom the election will
he held. +. McDAVITT.
April 10. 1868. Acting Mayor.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER, April 2l.-A meeting OF
Germans, being held in Clinton last night,
was assaulted by a mob, composed prin-
cipally of Irish, and knives and clubs
were freely used. One Irishman was
killed. and several on both sides wounded.
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Shall We Have q State Democratic Con-
ventionf

EDIToRs LEDGER: | am very happy
that you last evening Endorsed my sug-
gestion for a meeting Of the Democratic
State Convention in this city, on the 4th
of June next. But why is it that the
appeal and AUdldnehe, who in the past
as we'll as present, have so nobly sus-
tanned the cause Of good government
why is it that they are silent this morn
ing-silent on this subject, and have
failed to respond as you asked them
Is il that they fear the execution Of
Brownlow's threats1 No, Of course, not
What, then, is the reason2 Let them
speak. Yours, b.
April q. 1868.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Five hundred
and forty cases, relating to captured and
abandoned cotton claims, have been de-
cided by the Court of Claims. The
amount aggregating 100000 to claim
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, April 2l.-0Hicial re-
turns, as far as received, of the recent
election show $4,000 votes for and IL
600 against the Constitution.
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NEW YORK.
cold and Cotton Reports.

Special To the puRLIc LxDorR.l -,
NV YoRk. April 81, ll;45 a.m.-Gold
opened at 1885, a, lo:45 am. was 1881
aud is now lSsi. Exchange is steady
Cotton duh aud prices nominal.
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TAX-PAY Il RS,
TAKE NOTICE !

DYA RECENT ACT OF THE GENERAL
ID Assembly OF the State. 1t is made NV sworn
duty TO add twenty five per cent. to all taxes
on property that is allowed to be advertised for
non payment of taxes. 1t Is also made un-
lawful for me to give a receipt for taxes after
the property is advertised unless, payment. OF
the said twenty five per cent. is madein addition
10 all taxes, costs and fees consequent on said
advertising.
refer all parties interested to sections II
and IS Of the Act to Amend the Revenue
Laws of this State" published in the Memphis
Appeal, April IA, is and Is; also. in the Mem
phis Weekly Post of the 9th of April.
All property which has been reported to the
Circuit Court must. according to legal enact
ment, he advertised at least forty days previous
to the first Monday in July: Tho Tax Collec-
tor and Printer must have fifteen days TO make
their preparations for publishing. | am dis
posed to give all the indulgence that the law
allows but IL will be readily seen that cannot
extend this indulgence beyond the 10th day Of
May next. Let all who would save themselves
trouble and unnecessary expense, be warned
in time. / shall not withhold publication Of
ANY oNE's property who fails 70 pay by the 18th
Of NAV, and L hope my friends will remember
that i cannot attend TO everybody on the VERY
LAST nay. Those who are wiso will come fUr-
ward early and receive prompt attention. and
40 avoid a crowd and the consequent hustle
and confusion and possible mistakes which are
always incIdent 10 the last days on which Tax
Collector keeps his office open for receipts OF
taxes. RhlLlf 1hhr IN,
lax Collector cnelDy county.
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Democracy could not DO more polite
or oreditable thing than 10 put ilseli
upon the broad platform ofequalliy, c'yil
aud political rights. on which the Chief
Justice Is immovably planted, aud make
him its standard bearer now, we are iully
convinced that Mr.. Chase does not ooyst
the honor, whatever he might do we're the
nomination aotually rendered him, and
will be satisfied Il, in the great otiice he
now holds, he shall so impartially and
ably discharge iis duties, as to make ms
name worthy OF association win 'he
illustrious jurisIs who held IL the early
days Of the Republic, Cincinnati En-
Quirer.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, April 2O.-Cotton dull !;
estimated sales, 5000 bales; uplands,
ibid; Orleans, l23d.
LONDON, April 2O.-A letter from
Ashangie, Abyssinia, dated March 'l9,
states that Napier was ordered to make
an immediate dash. on the works at
Magdala, when the main body of the
army reached within two days march of
the kings camp.
Dispatches just received from Abys-
sinia, dated Zeaullte, April 2, report that
Napier had started forward and that the
contemplated assault had been made by
British storming party, but the result
of the movement was then unknown, in
consequence of break in the field tele-
graph near the army post at Senate.
The Chicago Times punctures Andrew
johnson with the following illustration;
"What do you think Of impeachment
said a gentleman to Radical, night or
two ago. We'll, I'll tell you. Its like
the boy who was digging after a wood
chuck like blazes. A man who was
passing, inquired: What are you doing
boy |? Diggin' for woodehuck:;.
: You don't expect to get him, do you z
Yes, sir rec. / must have him; we're
out Of meat
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Principal Depot for the Aurora OIL

nooFTNG, GUTTERIEa AND ekNk-
rantsd. Also. sole manufacturers IN tenn''-
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SIXTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500; three mile heats;
free for all.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; mile heats. for
beaten horses. to be handicapped by the
Association.
JOHN DONOVAN. President.
A. d. GIBSON. Secretary.
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GENUINE PANAMA HA'

GENUINE PANAMA HATS,
The finest ever brought to this market. Straw
Hats of every kind. in every style. at all prices.
Every kind of Hat you want at WHEATON Il
co., 1879 Main street.
Prices Reduced! d
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WE ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASE.
w on orders, all commodities. beth 10 nv
rope and America. and to make liberal al
vances on consignments Of produce shipped 10
any market in Europe. including Cotton To-
bacco. etc.
Our object Is 10 bring about Direct Trade,
and hope the people will favor us in every way
in this Important enterprise. AZ
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nANKER.s sAEETY CANi

III, c.n 4, ,oknouIsdred Superior 70 any
-. 49,. Al 49, for Oils, spirits Iur-
1s-.ins Varpi.hss. MolsEsss and Other liquids.
81 VII 4, fer lea. Coffee. Spices and eun-
powder. LIKES A SCOTT,
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N o II Il Q Il .

HAVE THIS DAY CLOSED OUT MY
i entire stock Of Doors. Sash and Blinds to
B. X. Plain X Co., 1854 Second street. and cheer
fully recommend them to my friends and Gus
toners. All O. Il. WARREN.
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JUKEs & SCOTT,
TIN, COPPER AND sHEET-IROH WORKERS,
AND DKALERs IN
STOVES AND TIN WARE

Cotton Brands and stencil Plates Cut.
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VARIETIES THEATER,
Cor. Main and Washington streets.
CHAs. H. H. BROOM. Lessee and Proprietor.
Only Place of Amusement I'm the City
Admission, so cents, Private Boxes, S. 90.
Doors open at 81 o'clock; Performance To
commence at IA o'clock.
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HO! FOR TEXAS.

COMPANY OF YOUNG MEN is FORM
"A Ing to 20 TO Texas for the purpose OF ira
ding in Texas products. Persons wishing 70 90
can have particulars by addressing M. o.. at
this or Appeal office. 4o|
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FIFTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; two mile heats |;
free for all.
SECOND RA0E-pursc $3.50; mile heats free
for all.
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DIR. RUSSELL's
THE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE
FOR THE CURE OF
Private Dis q a . @ s..

ties interested, as by far the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment of Private or Secret Dis
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent cures
guaranteed IN every case, male or female.
Recent cases Of GON0RRHEA aud .SYPHI-.
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business. SECONDARY SYPH1LIS-t the
last vestige eradicated without the use of Mer-
curry. Involuntary Loss Of Semen stopped in
a short time. Sufferers from Impotency or
Loss of Sexual Power restored TO free vigor IN
few weeks. elect or Gonorrhea Of long stand
ing, when all internal remedies have failed,
permanently and speedily cured by new
Victims of SELF-ABUsE and excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss of Physical and Mental Power, speed
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nK- All consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism. Neuralgia, qout,. Par.
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For sale, RUSsELL'S VENEREAL PRE-
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AMUSEMENT
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE 4!
SPRING MEETING. 1865.

FIRST DAY.--Monday, April "a.
FIRST RACE-Stake, purse $20oi dash ofone
mile. for two year olas. two or more 10 ill I;
TO name and close on the lat day Of April.
1863
SECOND RAcE-stAkei purse $500, mile
more TO all to name aud close ON the LIST
day of April 1853
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FIRST RACE-Purse $500; mile heats. three
in FIVE; free for all.
SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50; mile, heats; free
for all.
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or the kind.is=ths Southwest. We employ
none bat Capable .Worknsn. and turs out the
best Of workfai the nosi reasonable prices.
wHTrnORE a CO.,
lz-t No. Is.Nadis5u Il.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Nov. 10.
Flour-Steady, at $10.75 for wife winter, and
$625@6.5O for spring extras Supsrfnes. $4.27
Wheat-Active and firm, at 81 .2391.2 rs for No.
l spring, and $1.11@1.1lR for Nos
Corn-Dall. Sales of No. l At $4,000; Ne. 2
at 75@77c. New kiln dried active at 73c for
Ns.2.
Oats-4Se for No. 2; 42o for rejected
Barley-Firm, at $1.55g1.57 for No. 2.
Rys-$l0691.1O for No. 1.
Beans-$3g3.5O, according to quality.
Seeds-Timothy $2lO9230; clover $3.50
500.
Potatoes-55e@G0.
Butter-36G40c, for choice table
Eggs-30932c.
Cattle--Demsnd better, and prices en.rslly
Armer Choice steers $6.500675; fair to
good, SGG25; medium stock, $46475; COM
men to medium $27533.75; common stock,
$2.5093.50.
Hogs-Weak and irregular Sales choice at
$7q7.50; medium $65OG6.70; common $3.50
CAS-
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owning t. the peculiar an i'm.

XNOMAN.-Femalss, owning to the peculiar an i'm.
w portant relations which they .u:tan their peculiar
and the oces they perform, subject to
many suengs. Freedom from these contribute in small
degree their happiness and welfare for can be happy
whe ILL., Not only but Of these various feaals
complaints long he suffered to without involving
general health Of tine individual and long producing
ant to consult physician for the relief of various deli
Affections and only the most urgent necessity will
far sacrifice her grsatest charm rs 20 do
this The will then thank for placing in their hands
SIMPLE specifics which will be found ecacious relieving and
curing almost every Of those troublesome complaints
peculiar to the sex.
HsLnBoIp's E1rRAcr OF gucHU.-IIundreds suffer on in
silence and hundreds Of others apply vany to druggists
and DOCTORS who either merely tautaze them with the hope
Of cure apply remediee which make them /
would wish Auythng that would do
the afflicted, but obliged say that although may
by aberous employment unwhoesome air aud food pro-
fuse the Of tea and cose. and frequent
childbirth it far oftsnsr caused by direct irritation a
piled to the mucous membrane Of the vagina itself .
When reviewing tho OF these distressing complaints,
It most painful to contemplate the attendant evils
Quen upon than. II but simple justice to the subject
enumerats few Of the many additional which
largely affect tho life health and happiness Of In oil
classes Of society and which consequently Affect more Or
mania that exists for prscocOus education and marriage.
the years that nature designed for corporal develop
the early confinement Of school, and especially in the
healthy excitement Of the ball room Thus with the body
hscshed and the mind unduy excited BY pleasure psrver
ing midnight revs the hours designed by for sleep
and the work Of destruction 10 half accomplished
In consequence of this early strain upon stem I'M
effort is required by the delicate voary TO
her situation in school at later day thus sggrsvang the
evil When excitement over another in prospective
keeps the mind morbdly sentative 70 impression while the
now constant restrsnt Of fashionable dress absolutely for
bidding the exercise Indispensable to the attainment and
air the sudden change Of the compets pros
ration produced by excessive dancing must Of
produce their Legitimate eject At last an esrly marriage
can. m, climax of misery and the one hitherto
so regardless Of the plain dictates and
of sr delicate nature becomes an unwilling subject of med
csI Treatment This "a but truth,l pcure of te sxner
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SprfiaI 4ntifes.
Hope.

The Scr pturs sah that Hope is an anchor to the sos
both sure and stsadfas" the unfortunatss only CON,
fort in diversity and the of pross which urges Tor
ward struggling poor What it that gives con-
tsntmsnt to mother who her sang child attacked
By ghost Of the deadly Group, suffering from the
effects Of consuming cough violent Geld What it
wreahss in smiles the lips Of that patient consuu pvs
Who though she knows she cannot live murmurs
her sent and thankful prayer for esd relief What
that has become nations hope from kor,h to South from
Rast to West but joyful responseGvs Goes
Cough Balsam. aug 29-lOm-sp.
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The Markets.

There is no change to note in the general pro
duce market during the past week. Thu panic
in New York having measurably passed over
without serious results, confidence is reviving,
and prices that seemed tumbling all in heap
stand firm, with chances in favor of partial
recovery rather than a further tumble
Much, however, depends upon the course Con.
gross may adopt.
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nR. TEBBKTTs'
Physiological Hair Regeneration.

The universal testimony IN favor Of ,hb preparation hs
CREATED A BOUNDLESS SALE!
While Il sneekaliy
RESTORES GRAY OR FADED HAIR
II also prodaessa
LUxURlANT GROWTH!
Prevents the Hair rom falling o preserves Il In silky
and moist condition. ssadOatss danda aas fact bsaut
nos the whole head.
A. drs.sns, It Il styled The TOILET GIN, being en-
richsd with magnolia" frSSraues.
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED
Sold BY oil Drxsgss. Juiyl-ly.
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%. Louis Market.

-. Louis Market.
st. Louis, Nov. ~.
Flour-Unchsnged super $4s5; extra Is Is
68 80.
Whsat-stif At 81 5Osl IS; prime 10 ehsios
!all " &92 10; fancy spring sold at 81 l5sll 10
for No. 2, and 81 20 for No. /.
Corn-Higher, At 75aS2l.c.
Osts-1Q2c better. at 4yG52e.
B.rley-Best quality higher. and prices Tango
ct 81 SOQ2 10 for spring.
Rye-Highsr, at 81 lOS1 a.
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

Ottawa, Nov. 20.
Very little grain of any sort coming in, the
farmers being apparently determined to force
better prices. Extensive preparations arc being
made by our warehouse mon for storing corn
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surgery for Jne rye ana Ear.
DR.. OLIN,

LArB OF u. Loy1s,)
And Graduate the Philadelphia Unworthy Of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight given his attention.
to important speciality, and prepared to treat all dis
eases eye and whether surgical otherwise Per
cons suffering from Cataract Cross Eye, TAr'al Tumor
Closure the duct Poypus Enlarged Tonss Cattarrh
and diseases the head and throat would do well to con
suit the doctor. Examination Free.
Office in Post ONCE Build {. ever bakery. may4sp
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The Mystic Tie.

c. G. u. e C -. q.
The t Of the initials stands for old friend to the
public ono which every will recognise and for which
every one has kind welcome; refer to Goes Cough
Bassmhe cheapest best preparation in the world for
sroup coughs colds, and all throat and lung complaints
The second Goes by sepsa Curethe only remed
ever known that dyspepsia Indigestion IA
ulency and general debility Both articles now too we'll
known to need any praise from Let the afflicted always
have them handy. aug2o-l0m-sp
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New York, Nov. 10.
Flour--$66Oa575 for superins state and
Western extra western. $SI9.75.
Wheat-$1.90gg for No. l spring.
Corn-Quiet at $1.O761.12.
Osts-7Ol7lc for western afoat.
Batter-26G38e for western 4OG57e for state
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure

VII sss BE- found nvsusbls cass Of Dayhss Dyssstsry.
Collie, summer complaint, Grppg end II iasi svy u.
ordered conditios d the stomach.
sod b brusgss 10 city country everywhere q q ~
bottle. Of ~ application V
THE G. q. CLARK CO.,
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