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CRY Of his father, has prevented me
from ever meeting him when l have
known him to be In a state of excite
ment; but have been brought incl
dentally in connection with some OF
the difficulties in which he has been
involved, his family have solicited me
to interfere to prevent the difficulties
in which he has been involved, from a
fatal termination; but he was not
aware Of interference, and l know
that they have multiplied very much:
that they have been very grave
and serious, threatening his own
life and destroying the peace and
comfort of his own family. But
from personal acquaintance since that
time, l cannot state anything what
ever, except on one or two occasions,
and when have met him L have
thought his tone was excited, and his
views on every subject exaggerated
he told me on one occasion, / IreeOlIe1
that he was at loss whether to take
a United States Senatorship, or the
to France. He thought, on
account OF his daughters, who were |
about completing their education, that
he would go to France-if the political |
results which he then seemed to an
tieipate took place. He said that his |
party would give him anything that /
he asked for, and it seemed to me that |
his tone was very exaggerated; and, |
On his return from New York, [ called
with my wife to make inquiries with
regard to a member of his family who
was sick, and he came into the room
having paid that attention
% his personal appearance which he
ordinarily did in the presence ofa lady,
70 as to occasion the remark that he
lad changed very much. He seemed
% have lost his prOpriety of conduct
md demeanOr.
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Progress of the Canvass Speeches
at CHATTANOOGA.

From the Nashville Union and American.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 3-The
speaking to-day was the grandeSt
triumph of the canvass for Senter.
Gen. Stokes led and made q feeble
effort in his usual style, and tried to
prove he was for suffrage, as at Knox
Vile. Senter followed and admins
tered the most terrible eXcoriatiOn ever
administered. He raked up Stokes re-
cord from beginning TO end and pinned
him down on every point amid the
cheers of Il crowd of three thousand
persons, who were ten to one for
Senter. The negroes were nearly all
for Senter. In reference to registra-
tiOn, Senter said he had removed and
would continue to remove every
Register, who was a candidate or who
did not do his duty. He was Cover
nor Of Tennessee and responsible to
the people, and had the nerve to do
his duty regardless of what spawned
politicians like Stokes might say. II
any one wanted to get out injunctions
and raise a row, he would find man
right here Lslapping his breast that
would see him through.
After the speaking Gov. Senter was
congratulated by all the best citizens.
Immense enthusiasm prevailed. In
conversation Senter said that the re-
port in the Press and Herald of the
affair at Clinton was correct, except
that Stokes did not use the word liar.
If he had done so it is believed that
Senter would have cleaned him out.
Hamilton county will go two to one
for Senter.
Alexander resigned the commits
sionerehip of registration, and n. r.
IIown was appointed in his place. lie
was four years in the Federal army
Gov, Senter goes to Nashville tonight
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WASHINGTON.
The President en- Mississippi ana Texa,
tlecilsa.
Fhe Finaacs Minister for Canada IN Wash
iEgtOE.

1gssHINGToS, July 9.-1he Jour
neymen House Carpenters AssOcia.
ti0n last night inserted the word
white" In their constitution 50 as 20
exclude colOred carpenters from mem
bership.
The President to-day, iu q e0Eyer-
sation with several PROMINENT Missis-
sippians, said It was his desire, and
he should accordingly instruct Gems.
Ames and Reynolds IN their prelimi-
nary arrangements for the elections in
Mississippi and Texas, 30 observe en-
tire fairness and impartiallty.
An the members OF the cabinet were
present at the regular meeting to-day.
The presence here OF Hon. John
Ross, Minister Of Finance for the Ca
madam Government, hats caused the
return Of Alr. Thornton, the British
hLlnisis,, f.-I., NewhurHport where
Fe had taken BIS family srhe visit of
afr, Ross i induced by q desire TO
consult with the United States author
ities respecting the new reciprocity
treaty. bat nidIa 5sIlasiaI!y oq business
connected with the hudson BAY Noin-
gally's claims, of which be fS the rep
tesantatiye of Great Britain.
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e CINCINNATI.
The Exposition Of Textile Eabrics.

.ClScis,ArI, July 9.-Tke Cemmit-
tee On the Exposition. uf Textile. Fa-
brics and Raw Materials 10 be held in
this city on the Sd OF August, and for
four davs thereafter held meeting
this aTfen4Qon. Ihc reports we've en-
couraginG. \ long list OF premiums
w&s -adogtel embracing -f'-S''a
..--...,is, Sheetings, Cotton
Yarns, Carpets, OSna5ur@s, Raw Cot
ton, Wool, Flax, Silks, and many
Oter articles, of 500 each.
one hundred dollars Is offered for
The best specimen bale of new cotton,
the exhibitor to be presented with a
handsome bronze medal, prepared at
the l. 3. Mint. Many manufacturers
throughout the South and West have
signiied their determination 10 ex-
hibit their fabrics. The exposition
viii be opened with formal ccremo-
mics. The indications are that 1t will
be one Of the most interesting ever
held in the West.
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NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN, July 9.-A mOnu-
ment, erected TO the memory Of Fitz-
green Halleck, AT Guilford, was dedi-
Gated to-day with appropriate ceremo-
mics. About 3000 persons were in at
tendance. The principal features Of
the exercises were the reading Of Oil
Ver Wendell Holmes poem, written
for the occasion, and an oratiOn. Ma
sonic delegations were present.
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TELEGRkPHlG MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July Cotton Is held
al fully lc lower; sales 600 bales; up
lands 34lc. Flour s.. 20G5 p. Whis-
Ky 81 02al ~. Wheat 81 54G1 IS.
Corn 92695c. Coffee quiet. Cuba
sugar l1@llEc.
Dry GO0dS.-Ihe market l. quiet
hut steady and firm for staple cotton
goods. Heavy shcetings in the brown
range from l5sc 10 l7c, as to make.
Golden Ridge brings BE; Indian Or
chard B B, BE; Massachusetts J, l25c;
Nashana r, ljc; Pepperell \, l2lc;
10 Q, 13lc Rleached cottOnS un-
changed. Pepperell jeans lie; Bates
do l&c. Prints are = little irregular,
and vary il price from i23c to 1859 for
standard makes.
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NEW YORK.
interyi5s Between Col. Iohn Warren. fenian
Prisoner, aad Gen. Grant.

NEW NQRl., July 9.-The Herald
states that Col. John Warren, the Fe-
MAN prisoner recently released from
an English Jail, had an interview with
President Grant, YESTERDAY, and re-
eeiyed letter from him to Secretary
Fish, directing an investigation into
all the cases ofimprisonmeDt specified
hE Marran.
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BOSTON,.
Organization Of the Seer Dealers 10 Procure
The Repeal Of the Liquor Law.

Boston, July 9.-The lager beer
dealers Of this city have formed an Or
ganization for vigorous political action
10 repeal the liquor law. The Ger
mans throughout the State are invited
to form local societies for the same
purpose.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of E. ROBBINS & BRADLEY; OF
Memphis and New York, Is this day ol ols-
solved by mutual consent. The nrIn Lame
will be signed by either party IN liqulosAlo 3 y,
The entire stock of goods and the goo1 gs = ~ ~
of the business has been sold ana
who will conduct in Memphis tne ouSl1essll
on their own account. and IN HnOsS TsIiati
the confidence of the public is respectfully So
iieieeN' ELISHA ROBBINS,
Is Warren street, New York city.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
ggg second street, Memphis. Tenn.
dated AT Memphis, April 80, 1888
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MASSACHUSETTS.

SFEINGFInD, July 9.-Ai Aiuher-,
College commencement, yesterday,
the degree Of Doctor Of Divinity wal
conferred upon Rev. Edwin r. Bliss,
of COnstautiuople, Turkey, ana Rev.
L. J.. Goodwin, Of Chicago.
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kIENAS IE6ASa'
ESLsE 1ERSEf

CAPE MAY. July 9.-Ihe Morocco
Manufacturer National Exchange
met here to-day and organized.
About forty associations We're repre-
sented. Among the questions dis
cusSed were those of wages Of work
men, apprentice system, and the
transpOrtati0n Of enat skins.
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CHICAGO
another Reduction ia freights on TIE Union
Pacific Railroad.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The Union Pa
citc Railroad announces another re-
ductiOn In f;eights. First class is now
carried from Omaha to PromontOrv
Point for $ per 100 pounds, second
class for - i, and third class for 50 so.
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coPARTNERSHIP.

IRON the above it VIII oe seen tnar we
L have become the successors OF Messrs. E.
Robbins Bradley, in the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience In
Gnee of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose 70 keep
on hand stock well adapted to the wants q
thesurTounding country, and VIII be prepared
at al times to offer great Inducements 70 Paf-
BARBOUR, WILDER s SIMPSON
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. IOUIs MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COIL
STATr AGENCY OFFICE. IS MADISON ST..
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June !, 1869.
gUHF copartnership heretofore existing IN
der the name of J. q. LONSDALE & CO.,
Is this day dissolved by the retirement OF
can't B. +. White. The business Will De con
Quoted in future by ]. G.. LOnsdale and New
ton 5. Otis, under the name of LOSSDALE s.
OTIS. leo Ci&w
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-The eopart-
- nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the firm name Of Murphy
& Cash, is this day dissolved by limitation.
j. ]. Murphy assumes all the liabilities OF the
firm, and IS alone authorized TO collect is as
sets J. J. MURPHY,
F. N. CASH.
Nr.-,,l,ts Tr,l,- 1870 fy}
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NOTE.-The storm east tonight ia
teTupted the repOrt.-REP.
NASHVILLE
ssss frsa the Candidates Tor Governor

T8"Hf" y w NII0 -aHuIlllIe ~ tflENI lIU'
NASHVILLE, July 9.-The candi
dates for Governor spoke at Lebanon
Yesterday and lay over until Monday
Gov. Senter is Nashville and viii dis
pose Of the public business needing
his immediat, attention. He is
ssuguine OF ms election. He
has recently appointed "A num-
Der Of new Registrars and will
continue TO make changes wherever
necessary to secure a full registration.
Stokes went home from Lebanon, but
win be here tomorrow evening. His
friends report him in good health ana
confident Of success.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be
i tween r. W. Price and A. B. Treaowel,
under the style of Price & Treadwel, Is dis
solved by the withdrawal Of r. ". Price, 10
date from the LIST inst. Either one is author
ized to collect and receipt for debts due the
lar firm r. W. PRICE
A. B. TREADWELI.
NTEW IRM,-TREADWELL BROS. having
~ bought the interest Of Col. r ". Price
IN the late firm of Price & TreadWell, VIII
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business ~
the old stand. No. 10 Union street, Lee Block.
under firm style of Treadwel Bros, where
they will be pleased to see the old friends o.
the. late firm, and as many ones as may be
pieased 70 cali A. B. TREADWELL.
IA. TREADWELL-
b. ID. TREADWELL-
MemuhiS Tenn. Julv 8 1859. jy4
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Gen. Grant viii, on the 10th of
July, after the Virginia election, order
an election In Mississippi, to take
place on the 10Th of September, and
election In Texas, to take place on the
last Of September or the lst of Oc-
tober.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Consolidation Of 8aiIroad Csmgaaies

COLUMBIA, July 9.-The Charlotte
and South Carolina and Columbia and
Augusta railroad companies were
consolidated yesterday under the title
Of the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
glIsta railroad.
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MARRIED.

NDERSON-GREEN-On the Sth inst, at
residence Of Mrs. A. L. Green, near LaGrange,
Tenn, by Rev. DR.. Gray, Mr.. NJ. T. ANDERSON
to Miss MoLLIE GREEN.
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DIED.

PERKINS-In this county, on the morning
of the 7th inst, FRANK SIDNEY, only son of
A. s. and the late Frances NJ. Perkins, aged IA
years and months.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July .. - Cotton,
receipts to-day l>S bales, for the week
1861; exports to-day 376 bales, for the
WeelJ-foreign 1880, coastwise $3.50
bales; stock II ,3Si bales; weeks sales
1871 bales, tO-day's 103; middlings
32lc. Gold $50. Sterling 50l. New
York sight + premium. Flour, low
grades firm, high grades dull; super
fine - -; NN, Sc p; XXX Sc p.
Corn, white, 81 o.. Oats 74c. Bran
81 10. Hay, prime, S26G27. Pork
53l 90. Bacon shoulders 14$c; sides
.lSi@1S.c. Lard in tierces 1910 zoe;
kegs 2l@2l3c. Sugar firmer; COM
mon lOt8l0lc; prime 13l@13lc. Mo-
lasses, choice iermenting, 64c. Whis-
ky 81 023@l %. Coffee, fair, 1ll@
Isle; prime l64G162c.
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Between the hOurs Of 10 and u O'Clock, IN
pursuance Of q decree or the Supreme Court
Of tennessee, rendered at Brownsville, 1 viii
seil Tor cash, 10 the highest bidder. to pay bal-
ance OF purchase money. the Overton Hotel
Main and Poplar streets CITY OF Mem uhis
Delhs 4 lot 30 feet square, and the improve
H5ehts Hys t1efeon. and also embracing Water
common Sewer leading 70 the river. Hose
Flpes and Apparatus, and all other things
used ior ana appertaintng to said Hotel DROP
eTty. ". II. CHERRY
iVg SDeciaI C'oT-r9 f5.f-11or
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The London correspondent of the
New York Telegram pictures Minister
Motley as a lady-kiIler in this style:
Sitting in the thick of the ladies in
one Of the galleries, and by the side of
one of the most beautiful of them all,
was His EXcellency Mr.. Motley, and,
on Monday, he was alluded to by
Earl Granville as testifying by his
presence to the interest attaching to
the proceedings Of the House of Lords.
Mr.. Motley was the only gentleman
in the ladies gaHeries-the sole cava-
Her to that brilliant array; and, of
course, he was the subject of many re
marks. His extremely gentlemanly
bearing and seIEpossessiOn were uni
versally allowed; and / understand he
was decided, by the rightful judges,
to be the best looking Ambassador
that has been sent TO st. James for
many a year. He Is a courtier in his
manners, and as much at home in the
circles of royalty as in the literary set
which gathered round him last week
at Mr.. Dickens. His diplomatic
difficulties may be great, but his social
advantages are immense. Never,
probably, did an Ambassador run in
risk of more fiattery for his personal
achievements; and in this the reader
may discern, if he will, the altered re-
latiOns Of.literature to society.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF 0VERTON HOTEL.
On the 9Th Day Of August, 1869,

4 5 special Commissioner, in front OF the
I I office Of the ChanceTy Court Clerk, city
OF Memphis
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$ Vengeance is hiine, Saith the
Orh 4"

rom the Knoxville Press aud Tines
The " Smith, whipping case iz
fresh in the.memory ofall our readers.
Avenging justice is sometimes swift
to punish evil-dOers, even in this
world.
Parson Neal, OF the southern
Methodist Church, was tied to a tree
and whipped, nearly fifteen months
ago, 1t viii be remembered that
while returning from church he was
set upon by = gang of desperadoes,
stripped, tied to q tree and brutallv
logged with hickory switches, for no
other offence than his connection with
the Methods Church, South.
The civil authorities being loyal.
sympathised with the Williams rather
than with their innocent victim. and
the strong arm Cf tEC law was never
invoked against them. But a stronger
Power than that which administers
human law. witnessed their % 40
and ~ the mysterious .iA--,.ansotions,
q llis PROVIDENCE, mas brought retri-
nu'iOA ,ri.TOn them. Of the ruffians,
,nrec have since died, one was re-
Gently thrown from his horse and
mortally wounded, while the fifth Is
in Jail for crime.
Even the tree to which Mr.. Neal
was tied by his prosecutors, has been
since smitten by the same unseen, but
ever .Watchful power, and is now dead.
About two weeks since, during a
storm of thunder and lightning. the
house Of Wm. Goddard, about seven
miles from WaryvilIe, was struck by
lightning. Mr.. GOddards son, who
Is under Indictment for being con-
cerned in the whipping, was stricken
down, and for some time was believed
TO be dead. After a time he partially
recovered and is now able to be about.
\ hired lad Jt the family was killed
by the same fash. The Strangest
part Of the story is that during the
same storm, the tree to which Mr..
Smith had been tied was struck by
the lightning, rent in twain down It's
massive trunk, and the tree IS now
dead. The warning was a close one
and will probably have the effect OI
deterring, for q time at least, the
wicked acts Of these worse than pagan
Wretches.
Though the mills of God grind SLOWLY
yet they grind exceeding small:
Though with patience He stands waiting
with eNactness griHds He all
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Flour s. OOGy5 IS.
Wheat 81 20. Corn 78G96c. Oats 50
G70c. Rye 81 12l. Whisky 9ScGSl.
Groceries steady and unchanged.
Pork S33 70. Bulk shoulders, l3lc.
Bacon shoulders 14c; clear sides Isle.
Hams Die. Lard lqc.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCTNNATI, July 9.-Flour s. 606
6 10. Corn 73G75c. Oats 70G73c.
Whisky 9jc. Pork $32 80. Bulk
shoulders 1870; sides 15ic. Bacon
shoulders 14c; sides 17}61Sc. Lard
19c. Groceries unchanged. Wheat
81 30G1 80. Rye 81 10G1 Is. Cotton
quiet at 33c. Butter 2i6 2Sc. Eggs II
GlSC. Cheese 14616c.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 9.-Consols closed at
935@93}c. 5-20's easier, and at
Frankfort S7}c.
LIyERPooL, July Cotton quiet.
Upland l2}d; Orleans 122. Sales TO-
GOO. California white wheat los Sd
red Western % 5d69s Sd. Flour 24s
Cd. Corn No. mixed 2Ss Cd; old
29s. New Oats IS Cd.
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CHICAGO, July 9.-Flour 81 rs.
Wheat 81 36G1 37l. Corn 7SGSOc.
Oats 67}c. Rye 81 09G1 10. Barley
81 IS. Highwines 9jGG96c. Pork S33.
Lard 1SG1S}c. Bulk shoulders 12lc.
BACON clear sides Isle
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LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Cotton 29c.
Flour, grain and groceries quiet and
unchanged. Tobacco sales I99 hhds
at S5G16. Pork S33. Bacon shoulders
I44c; sides 1S916ic. Hams 20c. Lard
l9lc. Whisky Soc.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which ariao
rom malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisopS.
AS its name implies II docs Cure. and docs not
fall. Containing neither Arsenic, Qnninc, liismutl
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, V In nOwise Injuries any patient The
number and Importance Of s cures In the apnlc dis
tricts, are literally beyond account, and we believe
without q parallel In the history Of Ague medicine.
Our pride IL Rratincd by the acknowledgements We
receive Of The radical cures effected IN obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
UnncClimnted persons, either resident IN, or
travelling through miasmaic localities will he pro-
tcctcd by taking the IGUE CURE daily.
For Lfrcr Complaints. arising from tOrpldliy
ofthc LIVER II Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints i Is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER & Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell Mass and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, 800 PEN HOTTIE.
For sale by B l. Miles lSept ply,
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Point Pleasant Market,
Corrected Weekly Nv
c. M. COLE, GROCER.

APpLEs--Greeu 25@5Oc per bush
BEANS - Beans 50 OO083 90 per
bush
BUTTER -l5@25c.
BAKING Powders All kinds. SO cts,
per pound.
COFFEE -2503o for green. Drowned
80 cts.
CRAoKrRs-Bntter 10. Soda l2I, aud
Cream 40 cts per pound.
CANDrEs-Sick Candy 49,, Clear 4Or,
French Coo a pound
CAyDLrs -TaIIow 2OT Star 25c per
pound.
DRGED PEACHES
EoGs--lo good demand OF lC@2l!c.
Flour There is decline We
quote choice A at $3.50; XXX Sc 49,;
Xxx Sc 90; X IS 90
FRurrs Raj,ons %, Prunes 25c
Currsnr, 25c. F.es 80 per pound
FISH New mackeral by the kit 2 so
ass 25j Cod 10 to I2lc pouod
GnArS Wheat prime ] 9O@l 49,
Oats 81, Corn zoe,
GLASS $40, IS 90. lOxI2 90;
lOxl4, s. co. lOxl5, 81 90 lOxl6,
81 co. l2AlG, 81 80
KAvAwua SALT Barrel So so
Lean AID SHor-Bar Lead l5c per
ID Shot all Nos, I3c per ID.
LASD -l8022c
MoLAssEs--Pori Rico SOC per gal,
n. 9. 81 90. Syrup 81 %
NArLs-Wc quote 10 at 81 90, the
q Their Ges 10 proportion, with the usu-
al discount 20 the trade
Gus L,rd. 81 rs, Loh'ic 5O0GOi
Lioseod. wholesale 97@Sl Is, retail
81 80; Carbon, 40 {. per gal.
PnovrsroNs--ShoulIers l5@1G crs
hams 2o@e2r; sides 1920 L; Mess
Pork 49,; dried beef e5@3c cents
PorAroEs - 4O05O pr bush
Saskatchewan, 15r; Cuba Ice;
n. 0. lG@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, I7@l9 c.
SopA-Npw Castle TO-
STARCH i0c.
TEAS Young Hyson and Imperial
So per p"uod: Black 81 GO.
VINEGAR Pure Cider Vinegar SOC
gallon.
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CABgLL CoUSTy IrEMs.-We tax. the
following i,eha, Of news from the ClbelI
County Press, Of September 2O,h.
We understand that Judge Ferguson
has 10 view the preparation Of Form
Book which is intended to be guide
for all this County Officers of this STATE.
We Publish this week in another COL
umu list of allowances by the Board Of
Supervisors Of this Couoly. The debt
OF the CountYis SlO,602 20.
Hon. James II. Ferguson has finished
the revision OF the Code of West Virginia
and has sent all the chapters TO the prin-
ter, lie is DOW at vork on the Index,
and will complete it by tie FIRST of 0cIo-
bCr
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PIMPLES.

The un lcrsgncd will chcerfully mail n REE)
to all who wish it the Recipe and full direct.
ions for preparing and using simple and
Beautiful Vegetable Balm, hat will i'm
mediately remove Tau, Freckies, PimpieN,
BIotchcs, and all cruptions and impurities OF
the skin. leaving the same soft, clear, smooth
aud beautiful.
He will also send (FREEl Instructions for
producing, by very simple means. a LuXuRIANr
GROWTH Of HAIR on a bald head or smooth face
in less than thirty days from its first appliea'
ton.
The above can be obtained by return mail by
ddressing THOS. t CHAPMAN,
Chemist, 1876 Broadway, New Yor k.
20, Box 5I2S. laug SLY