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trustees are to select the charity, and
be vested with absolute control.
whereby Stewart divests himself of
any interest whatever in his business.
OHice-Seekers.
Applications for office are over
whelning; none will be considered by
the President unless made through
the Cabinet officer in charge of the
department where the office is solicited
The President receives official calls
daily between ten and twelve o'clock;
after that hour no admittance except
Cabinet officers or by appointment.
Cabinet meets Tuesdays and Fridays;
on Cabinet days only general visitors
will be received between 10 and II.
sherman takes formal command Of
the army tomorrow.
Georgia.
ATLANTA. March S.-The Senate, to-
day, passed a general educational bill.
In the Republican convention held
here on the 9Th, resolution was adop-
ted setting forth that the government
of Georgia is as practically and COM
pletely under the control of persons
who spurn the government of the
United States and the policy of Con-
gress. as it was during the rebellion
and cannot, therefore, be recognized
as legally or actually reconstructed
and earnestly asks Congress to provide
for the rigid enforcement OF the re
construction acts under the authority
Of the United States, by re-assemblins
| the persons elected to the General As
sembly in April last, and the exclusion
from the organization, of those VIII
are ineligible under the law. Thu
was the resolution passed instead o
one calling for the re-assembling @
the Constitutional Convention.
Foreign News.
MADRID, March San incendiar
fire occurred at the Royal barracaa;
to-day.
ROME, March S,-Reported death c
the Pope is false.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., March 9Th
Legislature adopted resolution i
favor of Confederation.
Extreme Radicals i'm Texas HE
clare their Opposition TO the
Constitution.
WASHINGTON, March o. The follow
ing is from a credible source: Ger
Edward j. Davis, Morgan c. HaptoI
and five others, delegates of the a
initfa division party in Texas, Gale
upon Vice President Wade last even
ing, and expressed their determine
ton to oppose the ratification of tn
Constitution recently submitted b
the Convention of Texas.
They charge that Gov. A. j. Hami
ton and the majority of the CCnver
ton of Texas have become Consel
vative.
Haytien rebels have purchased tn
American steamer Mount Vernon, an
returned, making a demonstration 0
Salnave's fleet.
Gen. Superior has purchased a Wa
steamer at st. Thomas, in which he IL
tends to embark an expedition for IL
overthrow of Boez.
The rebels are vcsy active in south
ern and eastern quarters. BOez ser
: a commissioner to Washington to ne
gotiate for annexation; the project
very unfavorable with the people.
Good crops are reported in Port
Rico. Weather favorable, and a larg
yield is expected.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, March S.-EvENISG.-
Cotton quiet, uplands 12ls; Orleans
l236; sales 1900 bales.
Noon Cotton active, on the spot
HID; afioat lid.
LoNDoN, March 9.-NOOn.-Consols
927s ; Bonds SO.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.--Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet Uplands 121s Orleans 1926
sales 1000 bales; others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-Afternoon.-
Cotton easier-not lower. Manchester
advices less favorable.
HAvRE. March 9.-Noon.--Cotton
opens quiet, on spot l42.
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GET THIE BEsT,.
G ALLAUD ETTfS urV.
HAIR RESTOp,

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stain the lHggra Ur
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one Who haas used ItH..
other preparation of f...
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gentlemen who aI.H.
state.
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in applying but r.....
it- original color IuH
Time % plgudIl hI.r IF.
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have used th- u.HH
considerable lDugtHuIl
10 the best prpuHu.##
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sometime arid lbu IL.
adding my tr-f.m..r d.
success. MHr ID b..
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Con. STATE & I.WI E
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kestorcr for which, ...
have bought aul u..#...
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checriully add my u.4
its efficiency uui N"..E
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81 this celebrated II.#H
state of Mississippi. ...
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Drugs. rHH
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1900 A. Va, CincinnntiExprc--.
AND IS rRoN0

Sundays cxceptcd.) Arrive.
Dayton, . 80 A. NJ; Urbaua, 10:
53 A. NJ; Gallon, ] 40 l.. NJ,
Mansfield. , 80 l.. NJ. ; West salem.
1855 +. NJ. (Dinco Akron, :3G j..
NJ; Rayenna, G:l9 J.. NJ; Mead
vile, $50 l.. M.-lSlecpiug Coach
through 10 New York; y susque-
hanna. 9:1j A. NJ. lBrcakmst.
Turner'S, 3 :45 l., VI. (Dinc3 New
York, $40 l.. NJ. Connects at
Mansfield with Pitt-burg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway for
Pittsburg. Harrisburg, Ph iladel-
uli9, Baltimore aud Washinofnn g
~ haNchna' with Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad for Hudson and
Cleveland and at Meadville with
Franklin Branch for oil City.
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In The Circuit Court Of Kinds COunty
First District thereof.
Farmers Bank of Kentucky.l
VS.
Thomas Graves.


A ENACTMENT issued on the 2sth
day of January. 1869, for Sl2644
b. On affidavit filed. il appearing
that the defendant is a nonresident of
the State of Mississippi, residing at
Memphis, in the State of Tennessee, it
is ordered that said defendant. do, on
or before the first day of the next term
of this Court to be held at jackson.
Mississippi, on the first Monday of
May, 1863. appear in said cause, and
answer to said attachment. 1t is fur
Their ordered that this order be pub
lished at least once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the WEEKLY
CLARION, a newspaper published in
Jackson, Mississippi, and that a certi-
fled copy of this order be sent by mail,
by the Clerk OF this Court, addressed
to the said defendant at Memphis,
Tennessee.
Witness my hand and seal of said
.....--- Court, affixed at office at
LIS. Jackson, this 18th day of
February, A. d., 1869.
feb25-jw l.. a. LINDSEY, Clerk.
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PROCLAMATION.
One Hundred Dollars Reward

"HEREAS, it appears by infor-
w nation received by me, that
Frank Williams murdered Jeremiah
Moriarty on the 23rd day of February,
AID, 1859, in the town of Okolona,
in Chiekasaw county, and State OF
Mississippi. and is still ut large:
Now. therefore, l, \. Ames, Pro-
visional Governor of the State OF
Mississippi, do offer the above reward
for the arrest and delivery of the said
Frank Williams TO the Sheriff of Chick
asaw county. And / do moreover
REQUIRE all officers of this State TO be
diligent in their efforts to arrest said
fugitive.
Given under my hand, and the
great seal of the State affixed, at
Jackson, this 9th day of March,
r.. AID, 1850, and of the severe
ignty Of the State the fifty first
ADELBERT AMES,
Bvt. Major-General U. ). A"
Provisional Governor Mississippi.
BY the Governor:
4. WARNER,
Gao-evarv of STATE
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HAVANA, March 9.--Steamer arrived
via Vera Cruz. Negrete routed, but
escaped with a few adherents. Gen.
Malo killed. Many rebels captured.
Col. Petro, who is implicated with
Negreta, was captured near VeIa
Cruz, and taken to that city and shot.
Insurrection at Merida, Yucatan.
Several ring-leaders were shot.
ROsecranz and Juaz frequently clos
eted
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John f. Thweatt. Admir-, etc,
of Joel Terrell. deceased.

vs..
John f. Thweatt. Admir-, etc,
of Joel Terrell, deceased.
HNHlS day came to be heard the mo-
u ton of the plaintiff in error i'm
this cause. Hekekiah Terrell for an
order of publication against John Ii.
Ihweatt, the defendant in error. and
II appearing from the affidavit of
James Sommerville, the attorney for
the plaintiff in error in this cause. that
John +. Thweat, the said defendant in
error, is not a citizen of this State hut
rel des in Franklin in the STATE ~
Te nessee, as he is informed and he
heves, and has no agent or attorney in
this State. 1t was thereupon. ordered
that said motion be sustained. and that
said defendant in error, John u
Thweat, be and appear in and before
this Court at the next term thereof TO
be held-in the court room thereof in
the capitol at Jackson on the Sd Mon
day of April, A. D., 1869, and defend
against the writ of error herein If IN
him it shall seem expedient. And it
is further ordered by this court that a
copy of this order be duly certified nv
the Clerk of this Court, and Forwarded
by mail to the said John Z. Thweat,
and that a copy of the same be also
published in the CLAaIox, a newsna-
per published in the city of jackson.
Tor the period of four weeks. A true
copy from the minutes.
Attest: SAMUEL LIVINGSTON.
feb11,5w C1erl,
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are not satisfactory
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Congress asked by the PresI-
dent TO repeal the net of ISSD
disquaIifying stewart.
Objection thereto.
Cabinet changes, &c.

The Chair laid before the Senate the
following from the Presideat:
To the Senate of the United States.
Since the nomination and confirma-
tion of Alexander L. Stewart to the
office of Secretary of the Treasury, L
find that by the Sth section of the act
of Congress, approved September ,,
1889. it is provided as follows: Here
quotes the section. In view of these
provisions, and the fact that MIR.
Stewart has been unanimously con-
firmed by the Senate, would ask that
he be exempted by joint resolution of
the two Houses of Congress, from the
operations of the same.
L. $. GRANT.
Sherman introduced a bill repeating
the said Sth section. but providing that
the Secretary shall act in no case in
which he is personally interested, and
asked present consideration.
sumner objected. He thought the
matter ought TO receive more careful
and profound consideration.
WASHINGTON. March CIV ashburne
has resigned the portfolio of the State
Department. Plea. i'll health.
IC is believed that BOrie will resign
The Presidents demand for the re-
peal of the Sth section of the law of
1889, in favor of Mr.. Stewart, created
great surprise among members. The
Senate may acquiesce. but the House
is almost unanimously against repeal.
1t is urged and asserted that Stewart
has many claims for relief from ems
toms duties pending before the Treas
ury Department. and if the section is
repealed, he will decide in his own
cases.
There viii shortly be some changes
in the Cabinet. Schotield will return
to the army, and Cox will be transfer
red to the War Department, and Will
son, of Iowa, will become Secretary of
the Interior. WashUurne will tempo
rarily retain the portfolio of State.
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MoNpA. Ma.
nRDEEED. ThatWtH.H
~ a. d. l-lg UifH- 10000.
ket Of The let IuIfi.e
De taken zap uu iHn lH.H N
18th day of AprIl Ie
thereon VIII Le DlIIUI.
thc second Monday I..
May, 1860. ou which EHI ...
tue 2ud Southern. H...I...
Ken zap and thc Cl.r. U.rI
called and heard uui.I hIN
the 3l-t dHF ui MaE. I..
dtY the docket of che I.I
district win Dee taken uU u.. .
thereon viii Doe called HuI boz.
The anne shall Doe di .u4 .U
a true copy from fIelu.u.
Attest.
SAMUEL LIVINGSTON
March Bird. leGJ.
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PLOW HAMES AT BIS PER PAIR.
= Back-bands, collars and chains. at
G. d. SIDEWAYS.
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L0ufsvfIIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, March s.-Sales of A
hhds tobacco ut S TO PC Pork 81 50 !;
Lard 49,; Bacon 1861 to III; Bulk
Meats Is to 1917; Flour s. so to Sc;
Oats 60 to 65; Corn 62 to So; Whisky
81. River falling, 6 feet in Canal.
New York Cation Market.
New YORK, March Cotton dull
at 2914. Freights dull.
New YoRK, March Section firm,
sales 1900 bales at 2S14.
Money and Stocks.
NEW YORK, March S.-Government
Securities steady, 62's 11s18; Southern
Securities firm, North Carolina, old,
So; do new 5S1s: South Carolina, old,
Il; new 50; Louisiana -; Tennessee
~; Virgi MIA, new 60; old 81; Money
to Z; Stirling steady 10S1s; Gold
closed firm 1875. Stocks closed
y
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liverpool Markets,
LIVERPOOL March 5-Evening.-
.otton firm. Tplands. Id: Orlean

LIvERPooI. March 5-Evening-
Cotton firm. Uplands, I'D; Orleans,
1214d; sales 10000 bales.
LONDON, March 6.-NooN.-Consols
9276; Bonds S3sI.
LIVERPOOL, March 6.-NooN.-Cot-
ton firmer but not higher; uplands on
spot and afloat, 12c.; Orleans 1214;
sales $4,000 bales.
ADMINISTRATION closed active,
uplands on spot 1875: afloat 1214. Or
leans 121l to 1885.
LoNDoN, March G.-EngIish and
French Journals warmly eulogize
Grants Inaugural and argue that the
paragraph on foreign policy indicates
peace.
The Published report of the Pope's
death is disc redited.
WASHINGTON, March 6th.-BIowing
gale.
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- s5oF OF EngIan d
rror, Tho London saturday Review.

amen and Children IN he Fields-
nos Farmers Uork CORRUPT Their
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public charities in New York. The
trustees are to select the charity, and
be vested with absolute control,
whereby Stewart diyests himself of
any interest whatever in his business.
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selling Ola Lc.- ,nsa

"ANGNG couaIuIeI#.
H Jackson 0u OF Ienr.
April ncNt. IuHrrmg HuUr.a
consisting OF DRY GOOD.
ING. SHOES AND BOOB.
ARTICLES AND MOTION.
below cost.
This i-uo hmLuaI I.
Cd 30 leave this p.l.H H.
Of my stock at m. fH##
10 avoid tran p0rfuaa#
would DO welt t0 ,m.#
In getting bargain.
Come and Be tuuIIH.
/ viii also sell at loss
SHOW CASES. ONE NII.
ONE IRON SAFE.
Jackson, Marriott D. Aeh
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7:iO a. Va, Lightning I1prcss,

daily, Arrives, Dayton, 0.25 p.
NJ; Ubana, II 10 T.. M.;Galion.
2:2O a. NJ; Mansfield, $40 A.
NJ; Rayenna, 10 AN. (; Lcavitts-
burg. S:25 a. NJ. tBreakfa,t1
Meadville, II 10 4. NJ: Hornclls-
willie, 6:l7 l.. NJ. lSuppero New
York, 40 y. NJ. Connects. At
Mansfield with Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway for
Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadcl-
phia. Ac.; at Rayenna with Clcve-
land aud Pittsburg Railroad for
Hudson aud Cleveland &C Mead
Vile with Franklin Branch for
Oil City; and at Elmira with
Northern Central Railway for
Harrisburg and the South
New and Improved Coaches Of the
style peculiar 10 the Broad Gauge.
arranged for both Day and Night
Travel, are attached TO this Train at
Cincinnati and run through 10 New
\ ork, forming the ONLY LINE rum
ming through SEQ MILES WITHOUT
CHANGE.
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BEs CRYPTIC N:

b. Frank Williams is about "a years
of age. ) feet or z inches high, blue
ewes, light hair, and wore a small
mustache dyed is rather heavy
built. and will weigh about I35 or 40
pounds. mar 9-3w
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IN THE
Pennsylvania oil Regions.

THIS RAILWAY EXrENDs FROM
Cincinnati tO New EOrIa, $40
Miles.
Cleveland 10 New KOE.Ks. B3T
Nhilcs.
DnnISirk 40 New NOrSf, $50
Miles.
Buffalo 10 New Work, SEQ yTiIc-.
AND n FROM
~ - to - Miles the Shortest Route.
TWO EMPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Leave CINCINNATI from the ERIE
RAILWAY DEPOT. Corner
Fifth and Hoadly Streets.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

1900 Miles under One Management.
SEQ Miles without Change OF Coaches.
BROADGAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
ROUTE.
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The State Of Mississippi, High Court Of
Errors and ADpeals.-October Term
Il. d., 1869.
Saturday, Jan. 9th, 1859.
Hezekiah. Terrell,
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New Work Market Decline in
Gold.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotton I'M
changed; sales 1900 bales, at 2915.
Gold trembled upon the announce
ment of the Cabinet, with rush to
sell: closed a.. ;301{, the lowest point
since May, 1856.
New York, March Gth.-Money
steady, &C.; sterling, sac. Gold 3024 !;
siNty-twOs, 1915; Virginia's ex-cou-
pons 5G2s, new co; Tennessee ex-cou-
pons g., new CSC; La. G's, old - !;
Leyee G's 7118. Flour dull and declin-
ing; wheat duh, nominally : lower ;
corn dull; pork quiet; lard dull 1874
and Is Cotton steady, 30 to 2914, Tur-
pentine quiet, 81 to =. Rosin quiet,
strained - 45@S2 so; freights dull.
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Latest from Havana.

HAVANA, March S.-To-day the
government published details of Les
cas- advance from La Guajaua to Puerto
Principe. The hardest battle of the
four thouSond men strongly entrench-
ed on Serea Del Cubitas. A column
of fifteen hundred troops covered by
vigorous fire of artillery, attacked the
entertainments with bayonets. Both
fought bravely, and the havoc Was
fearful. Lesca reports 81 killed and 50
wounded. Rebel loss estimated at
1000 killed and wounded. Govern
ment accounts claim victory for
Lesca. and rebels much disheartened
by their defeat. The entire available
rebel force now under Tuesoda, is es-
timated at 1000.
MADRID, March S.-SerranO and
Prime are in favor of pardoning press
offences.
H. Ii. Wash bnrne Resigns His
Seat in the House.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-HouSe-E.
B. Washburne, Secretary of State, re-
signed his seat in the House.
Congressional.
DIR. Butler, a Lutheran preacher of
this city, was elected Chaplain.
A resolution that all credentials,
papers, etc, regarding the elections in
Louisiana, be referred to the Com
mittee on Elections, with instructions
to investigate all matters thereto per-
tanning, with power to send for per-
sons and papers, was adopted.
SENATE.-The bill strengthening pub
lie credit was reported, by the Finance
Committee, favorably.
y bill granting the right of way to
the Memphis Ell Paso Pacific Railroad
was introduced.
Sherman introduced bill repeating
the tenure of office, and asked present
consideration.
Sumner objected.
The Presidents message was read,
Withdrawing the message requesting
the repeal of the act excluding Stew
art from the Treasury. Granted.
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IhC Nt0tf ~ WUa.
Ety0rs gaa Ayl.HH U..
W.. IrNa.
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TOR
NEW YORK., BOSTON

AND ALL NEw ENGLAND Gibbs,
PlTTSBURG. HARRISBURG.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, and all Point,
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NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Legisla-
ture adiourned sizes die last night at
midnight. Among its last acts was
one adopting a joint resolution en-
dorsing Grants inaugural, and the
passage of the general appropriation
bill the latter makes special provis-
ion for the payment of interest on
both six and eight per cent. levee
bonds. The five million leyee bond
bill, passed in House a few days ago.
failed to reach the Senate. The Gov
enor has signed joint resolution au-
therizing the Governor and Treasurer
to negotiate loans by pledge of State
bonds, whenever deemed necessary TO
meet payment of interest; also the bill
authorizing the city of New Orleans
to issue five million gold bonds-three
million of which are to be used exclu-
sively in exchange for outstanding
| city currency, balance to cancel the
city Indebtedness.
The bill providing q revenue for the
state contains a clause licensing gam
+ bling houses five thousand dollars.
The Republicans special CORES
pendent, this morning says: Texans
indiyisibly have pronunced for A. j
Hamilton for Governor, Bould Baker
for Lieut.-Governor, and Leno Ochil-
tree for Congress.
Cuban Refugees.
BALTIMoRE, March 5.-One hundred
Cuban refugees arrived in this city Gu
the steamer Cuba yesterday.
From Maine.
AUGUSTA, Ne, March 5.-The Senate
has ratified the 18th amendment.
r R4atess from Havana.
HAVANA, March 5.-Late adyices
from Remedies, report the number Of
insurgents increasing; prospects very
gloomy.
Weather unfayorable for sugar rats-
ing.
Adyices from Curfuigos are more
favorable for tie Government.
The cholera is abatins at Santiago
de Cuba.
Ser.-,sss Hung ia Virginia.
PRINCESS ANNE, Va, March j.-FouI
negroes were hung for the murder Of
the Captain and mate of an oyster boat
in 1865. The negroes confessed theil
guilt.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, March 5.-Receipt.
of cotton to-day 3 $50 bales; for weeI
IG.937 bales; exports for the week
coastwise, $3.50 bales; foreign 6.OOt
bales; stock 155, 347 bales; sales to-da,
? G,l00 bales; for week $500 bales; ad
vances 4 middlings PSI. Gold 3I5a
, sterling 49,; commercial 4l1a@421%
New York. sight, % premium. Flou
firm; superfne 63s, double :, tribl,
: 736. Corn, firm, 79@S0. Oats, firm, 50
Bran, firm, ll5, Hay easier, prime, 291,
csc. Pork duh and lower, S32 80
bacon dun and lower; shoulders III
clear rib. Il clear, 1715; lard firm
tierce, 19@20-keg, PIP pc. Suga
dull; too unsettled for quotations.
Molasses lower; prime 72c. Whiskey
dun; western rectified, 921s c.@$I-
Coffee quiet and firm; prime, 1890
Isle; fair, Is @I6c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 5th.-Sales IL
hogsheads tobacco, IL 2@1F4c. Pork
f 32c.; lard, 19c. bacon, 1414@1714 ant
sc. Bulk meats, 1906 and 16tIc.-
Flour,s5 50@S6. Oats, G2@G3c; corn
: G,ME-n ANhi.I-n,- nln Dim. f., LIZ.
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louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, March 5th.-Sales 116
hogsheads tobacco, n19@1F4c. Pork,
32c.; lard, 19c. bacon, 1414@17l4 and
&c. Bulk meats, 13@1G and 161Ic.-
Flour,s5 50@S6. Oats, G2@G3c; corn,
G5@67c. Whiskey, 92c. River falling
six feet and nine inches in the canal.
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WI. BISSELL,
Dentist.

RzE WOULD call the attention
WffD Of those requiring their
Teeth filled to a COMPOSITION,
FILLING that he prepares and has
used for the past ten years, us it con bcrc-
commended in all cases where the teeth
are so far decayed as to prevent their be-
ing filled with any filing requiring pres
sure. AS it approaches nearer the color
of the teeth than Foils, it will be found
satisfactory in filling the badly decayed
front teeth, avoiding the uusightly ap-
peararce Of the foil showing through
the thin plate of enamel. Being nearly
as hard as the bone of the teeth it will
prove scrviceable in the masticating sur.
faces of many teeth. Teeth filled several
years since have been found within a
few weeks in nearly as good condi-
ton as when first filled.
Charges for filling with gold, tin, or
artificial Dentine from 50 cents to s2,
and teeth inserted on GOLD, SILVER
or VULCANITE, from 50 to So.
OFFICE on Broad street, opposite
Mr.. Jas. Dunlapis residence.
May 20. If.
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FINAL NOTICE.

ALEX. L. MCDONALD, the old ex-
Judge of Probate, is very desirous to
collect his out standing fees of Office.
1t is not altogether that he truly wants
them, but that he actually needs them.
Hc has been waiting patiently with
people year after year, crop after crop,
and with some on broken promises until
he has ultimately come to the eonclu-
sion that long continued and protracted
indulgence ceases to bearthe appellatiein
of being termed virtue. Personally,
I will be on DeKalb Street until the
last Of November next. All OF any in
arrears with mo for fees can call and
settle their respective dues by cash, or
if cash be not Immediately at command,
by giving a negotiable note for short
season. All nay accounts not settled
by the last of November, I will place
them in the hands of legal officials for
collection.
OCT. 7. Z.