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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-16

ChlCa
By TeIe0rauh-I

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March Is.
ExCHANGE-Eastern steady at lilo dis
count Duylng, and lilo premium selling
FLOUR-Very dull and almost nominal
at . 50g6 50 for Spring extra; 50 p for
white winter extra; 81 90 for red do. /;
"a I2% for Spring superfine
WHEAT = Ftrmer and 21sg21%c higher
sales OF No. at 81 I31z9l 10: No. 2 at 81 O9i4
@Sl lO2 for regular, and 81 II for fresh
receipts; y o. at 81 00dl e3: rejected 93G
e6c; closing steady a 81 l0GI 1919 Tor No. /;
sales OF No. since Change at 81 l0H.
CoRN-Qulet, ftfmer and &c higher;
sales OF new at 5312g54c; no grade 050c (;
closing steady at 63l4c for new sales of y o
at 63c, seller May and last half of pril
and first hall of May and 5S1zc seller May !;
sa es OF new since Change at 5314c.
OATs-Qutet and a shade firmer al 521G
521a, cash; fAiriy active Tor future delivery
at 52c, seller March 5z1ec buyeT do: anu
at 52c cash.
RYE Quiei. firm and IapIc higher at
cl sing at 81 IL for No. l.
BARLEY-MOre active at 81 SOL 81 for
regular. 81 S5Hl 81 for fresh receip 5 Of No.
2: closing al 81 80 for I. und, aud 81 SOL 81
for casn lois.
SEEDS uil at S3 00a3 - for timothy:
50 50G9 70 for clover.
HIGHwISEs-Neg egiected and nominal at
SS@S9c
Provisions Quiet, st ady and a shade
more active; Mess pork s3l 90; prime mess
~ OO; ard lSc: dfy salte ed shoulders, loose,
re sweet picked hams Ice; shOIJ clear
m1ddies, . sck d, l615c
DRESSED Hogs Dun and steady: closing
at tl2 O00Iz p, dividing on 30 poUnUs.
LIVE III GS ~ ste dy at - G0aIL 90 for
m dunn o extra assorted.
BEEF CATTLE Quiet aud nOmin tlly an
changed at s. I5s7 , for cows and good
shipping steers.
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THE MARK ETS.
Cincinnati Markot.

By Telesraph.l CIECIrEATI. March Is.
FLOUR-Dull; family ST j0g6 10
NHEAT--DuIl; ; sales of red 81 40 for No q
CoRN-Quiet al Csc for ear.
RYE Quiet at 81 45.
OATS-DuIl at 64965c foI No. l.
BARLEY-Dull at 81 O5g2 10 for No. 2
State Spring.
COTTON DUH; middling 2715c.
WHIsKY-Dut al 9Ic.
Provisions -GeneraIly drmer: the de-
man Is bet er and prices are tending up
ward, especially so as regards bulK meals
and bacon. Mess pork is held at S32, and
s3l 50 is offered. Lard is held at l9c, but
has not been sold at better than I8%c
Bulk meats are higher; shoulders I25<Gl3c /;
sides l44t ti5c; clear rib sides I55zc, and
clear l614c. Bacon is higher; shou ders IS5<
4l4c; clear lib sides H731714c, and clear
sides i7la0E54c; the outside rates repre-
sent the view OF holders at the close. Su
garr1ured n ms 1Sgl9e, ana the demand
fair.
BUTrER-Is scarce and in demand at 40
Ga42c.
tGGs-I9c, and firm.
OILS-Linseed oil dun at 81 03. Lard oil
finn at 81 50 81 81. Petroleum dull at 34c
for refined.
sUGAR--Dun; sales Of New Orleans at IA
oFFEE = Quiet; fair to good 23a24e :
prime to choice 25d26c.
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged; common to
choice S4a7 80
HoGs-FIrmer; good to extra SlO9l2 2j,
gross.
GoLD-I3I buying.
E11cHANGE-Firm at par to so premium
buying.
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City conreniIon.

We presume every Republican in
) city will endeavor to attend the
tonight at the National
al, corner Of First and Vine Streets.
is of the utmost importance that
c best men be put III nomination as
ndidates. In order to have this
ne the best men ought to attend
e Convention. With judicious NOM
4tions and a little energetic work
; administration of the affairs of the
i may be placed in the hands Of
i. during the ensuing year, who
4 rot prostitute them to their own
rsoua! advantage. Let there be a
Ii turn out and everything done
at crn be done to restore the rapid
deprcciating credit of the city.
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ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March 10.
ToBACso-Iu good demand and exceed
ing the sJpply, but prices are unchanged.
C. TT0E-NOtntng dong.
HEMP-DelI, small sales of dressed at
at s. 45
FLoUR-Iaal5c lower. with only retail
busi ess doing: superfiue sold At S595 80; F;
K 50 1896 .; Xxx 20 1897 30; xxx 10 fam
cy IS 250l0 5.
NHEAr-Extremely dull and holders
Standing of for higher prices; good to
stricriy prime Fall lower ard irregular at
81 3JzeI so; hOice to fancy red UNCHANGED
at 81 706lI so; Spring sold at 81 I5es1 175z
for No. ,, and 81 70 for No. 1.
CORN-Dull and dropping at 565d60c in
bulk, and 6596Sc for sacked; latter for
fancy.
OArs Dull and declining at 6I@63c, and
faucy white at 6586de
BAILEY Quiet with small sales of good
Illinois at 81 80.
RYE-Lower at 81 27dl %.
" MHIsKY-Decined 10 9099015c.
SUG 4R-Dull anu nominal at l3%615I5c
for Louisiana.
nj LAs>Es Dull and nominal at 75R9Oc
COFFEE Prime 10 choice Rio 24a25c.
PaRH-0ute. b firm, with small sales
at 53I 50, out il is generally held at s32
BULK ME Ts-kIb sides sold in a small
Way AT l51sc
BACON Holders firm and there is good
demand. buL buyers and sellers are apart !:
smali ales OF shoulders at l354al4c; clear
lib sides Iu54r: c.ear sides lis Gl7l4c; plain
LARD-&omtnaI at lSc for steam anu 1917
elsie for B-Utie rendered.
CATTLE-In fair butchers request; no
shipping demandi prices range at SI@d71zc
gross.
HoGs-in small supply at s9IO]zc.
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Disappointed.

We hai been informed that Mayor
TALKEg had been preparing state
ent o. the Indebtedness of the city,
Fd wouii present it to the Council
It night. Our expectations were
isappoiutcd. The Mayor not only
d not present any report, but did
5t SO much as intimate that he was
reparing one. We regret this. He
as accused the JOURNAL of injuring
ie credit of the city. Why does he
~ make a report showing that the
a.ements Of the JOURNAL are in
,rr5ct? The Clerks books have
cen made up for a week. The
'reaEurer's books are also posted.
Ir. WALKER could prepare a report
short time, and demonstrate how
inch nd been accomplished during
he past year In paying of Mayor
BAKERS Indebtedness, if he were so
isposel. Why is he not so disposed
ne people ask again: Let US have
report
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Latest Washington News.
Nominations and Confirm
ations to Office.
A Delegation of Red Men
Call on the President.
Absconding Bank Cashier.
Congressional Proceedings
The House Committees Ap-
pointed.
Absconding Bank Cashier.
Congressional Proceedings
The Situation in Cuba.

RICHMOND, Va, March 15:-Gen.
Stonemsn issued an order TO- day re-
publishing the act of Congress vaca-
ting certain offices within thirty days
from the passage of the act, and or
dering that all persons who cannot
take the iron-clad oath shall be re-
moved from Office on the 18th, inst.
in the State offices, for nearly one
third of the present incumbeuts are
disqualified for the offices that pay no
salary. The commanding officer has
had no applications, and consequent
" no appointments have been made
for many of the judgeships,. which
leaves legal business in a choatlc state.
This evening a batch of new appoint
ments were made for the City Council
and some minor city Offices. To,mor-
row, it is stated, new set of officers
will be appointed at the capital.
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New York CAttle Narkct.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March Is.
Cattle In the marAet for beef cattle
there Is no change of sign hcance. The
demand Wa> tOieTably active, aud The Ar
rivals being limited, the market was
steady. and prices ranged from IL TO l7ISc
= 10. Tor common to extra steers To-day
there We're arrivals OF 900 head. but trade
was slow, cons, quent upon The inclemency
OF the weather. Prtce, were quite steady
at the quotations current last Monday,
while the average quality of The offerings
was IA r TO good
SHEEP AND LAMBS Moderate ar ivals
and fair demand, chiefly for tile be / stock.
the market last week was hrm at 6agt4c
for common to extra. O-day the mara eJ
was to!erably active and with light re-
eeipts. Prices are STEADY, particular fOr
better qualities, which are most sought
after. Prices, Ga9xc.
SWINE Las week the demand was light,
but in con sequence OF limi Ell arrivals full
prices prevailed -l059II5sc for common 70
prime. To day he market Is quiet but
firm, closing at 1IgII1ac, with arrivals OF
1892 head.
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New York Geld and stoch Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. March 10.
MoEEY-Quiet and easy a. 6@7 per cent.
Oh call.
STERLING--Dull at S}49s7s for sixty days,
and 914GgZ for sight.
0OLD-Dull during the forenoon, but
mo a imated in the af eruoon, on the
report that Senator Sumner will, on We'd
nesCay, deliver a warike speech on our
relations with England. Clearance, ej9,-
0J0.OO0. The rates paid for carrying were
1I12, to per cent. diAt. Cold opened at 1871,
rose to 1875. anu closed al l3l1z 1zal3l54
GOVERNMENTS Opened strong aud i'm
proved 11seJA on the entire list, with larger
dealings IN '64s and tie new Cos and SIS,
all OF which sold at tue highest ngures yet
attained: since, tBe issue Of the report
above alluded TO, OccasiOned a weakness,
and decline IN the afternoon, but the
market finally closed firm. Coupons OF
'sI, ll63zgII61s; do. '62. ll95z9ll9zs: do. 90.
ll59 lI514: do 90 II715all7s4; do. new, 1873
@lI3%; do. '67, ll314Nll55si do. '65, 1890
1I355; 10 40s, 1890 IUj5S.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

Sold closed in New York, yesterday, at
"a.
rhe steamship Celia has arrived at New
Irk from London.
Fhe storm OF sleet and hail of Sunday
ght extended as far east as New \ TX.
Evidences of the utter worthlessncss OF
ia Vela are still accumulating.
An immense overland California mail of
bfuary 23d, arrived at New York Mon
y.
lne Gernisch, late Treasurer of Lowell,
.ssachusetts, las been arrested and
ged in Jail, being a defaulter to the
lount of $50 929.
he Congregational Church at Melton,
Inc, was crushed fiat by the accumula-
a of snow on the roof Sunday eight
.dwin r. Lee, charged with stealing s4O,-
of the Royal Insurance Company's
IDS, was acquitted on Monday, in the
art of General Sessions, New York.
t. Clark, financial editor of the Tri-
,e, aud formerly connected with the
press, died on Sunday, at Genoa. Italy.
ne Arkansas Legislature has ratified
Fifteenth Amendment. In the Senate
vote was unanimous.
Ilison Smith was killed at Rochester
Sunday, while entering a church at the
% of funeral, by trap door blown
N the belfrey crushing his skull.
apt. NJ. E. Leonard, a citizen of Sparta,
scOusin, was waylaid and robbed Sat
az night IN milwaukee,. after being
[ three times and left for dead. His
ditIon Is very critical.
terrible hail storm prevailed in Mem
$ unday night, and scarcely window
te is left in the city. Shrubbery aud
ces were greatly dam aged, and a negro
ght out in the storm, was killed by the
/.
I'M. Graham, of Cincinnati, has been
q for trial in Boston, on charge of hav-
killed Thomas Benson, third mate OF
John Bright. The testimony showed
Benson struck him three times before
fatal stab was given.
he Post says the New York Central Rail-
d having neglected to pay Government
of five per cent. on its net earnings,
question win come up before the In
1aI Revenue Department. The amount
oIved is 81, 10000. 1t is presumed the
d Will have TO pay it il the case goes to
Courts.
'hree eOlOred men have been arrested in
W Jersey, for stealing a large quantity
valuable furniture. books, &C., belong
to their employer, Vincent Collyer,
4 known philanthropist. Collyer is
on a mission to the Indians. The
peIty was taken from his residence in
len, Conn, and carried to Jersey City.
prisoners will be sent TO Connecticut
trial.
is stated that Cen. Sheridan's reap
ntment to command In Louisiana, Is
ended to be merely a recognition of the
sness of mis- fOrmet policy in the same
ition, and that as his present rank
ces him second In command IN the
~, he will be returned to the Military
isiOn OF the West. in order to continue,
leces ,ary, his operations against the
ians.
Washington special to the World says
Spaui,h n Legation have represented to
Government that the Cuban fnsurrec-
has been kept alive by expeditions
t from New Orleans, New York and
tor, and requests our Govornment not
recognize the revOlutiOnists iii after
ing heard from NJ. Eoberts, the special
lnish Envoy. now en- route to Wa H.
ton, to confer W tn our Government.
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New York prg eood. asraet.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 15
The demand for seasonable goods Is
im proving slowly, but the E1arEet as yet
Is by no means active, and prices gener-
ally ruled uniform. Heavy brown Sheet
ings firm at I61%al7c for the best eastern
makes, and l55zMEc for second quality.
Prints of desirable makes, sucn AS racine,
SpFague's, and Merrimack ID, are in steady
requ st at I319c; but good enough Styles,
such as Lancaster, Oriental, and Manches-
ter, can be bought at l212c, and q strong
pressure is being brought to bear o reduce
all fancy prints to This price. ColOred COT
tons are in fair demand at unchanged
prices. Lancaster aud AmOskeag ging
hams are steady at l7c, Glas cow at 6 and
Wamie At l31zc. American stripes BRING
D0l5c, PittSdeld lie, aud Farmers and
Mechanics' cottonac es 371Hc.
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NEW YORK, March ia special
Washington dispatch to the CONNER
cial AdUertiscr says: A. T. Stewart,
before leaving Washington, had a
conversation with the President in
regard to the New York appointments,
and Stewart asked the favor of naming
a man for the office of District At
torney. The President said he had
promised that Office to friend last
Summer.
The EUening Nail has advices from
Cuba, via sNassau, that Gen. Lesca
has failed three times to make his
way to Puerto Principe. The insur.
gents each time have repulsed him
with heavy loss. before his arrival at
Los Paredonez Big Walls, the most
difficult pass of the Cubitas. Eighty
of his wounded had just arrived per
steamer at Newvitas from La Gran
ava Lesca's bases of operation. An
other steamer left for Havana the
same time with a greater number
Lesea remains with his column, be-
tween La Granaya and Los Paredanez
in dangerous position, while Puerto
Principe is beseiged By the lnsur'
gents, if not entirely in theiF hands.
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HOUSE.

HOUSE E.............. W WASHINGTON. March Is.
Stevens, of Alabama, Benton, of New
Hampshire, and Morgan were qualined
and took their seats.
A bill was introduced by Poland for the
free systt m of national banking. and ex-
tending the time Tor revising The united
States statutes; also TO amend judicial dis
tricts; also allowing defendants in GRIM
1nal suits t. testify.
ting the jury In the Court of Claims, and
extending the statute of limitations.
By Lawrence. the bill passed by the
last House rt gulating the method of con-
vertIng gold into currency.
BY Garfield, protecting the lives of pas
BY JuIiau, to prevent further sales of
public landS, except under pre-emptlon
laws; also to discourage polygamy in Utah
by granting uffrage 10 women.
By Coburn, to amend the national cur
rency act.
harborS in Michigan.
BY But er, OF Mas sachusetts, concerning g
vacancies in the Adjutant Generals De-
by Banks, author izing the New York,
Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Companies to land submarine cab eS on
the shores OF the United States. Also, to
create the Orhce OF Chief Vetranary Sur
geon OF the United tates.
BY Ward, 10 repeal the second section of
an act of 1853, which passed that all or
ders relat ting 10 military operations made
by the President shall be issued thrOGg h
the General of the Army:
By Morrill,, of Pennsy ylvania, to modify
the existing laws relative 10 the ware
housing system
Rv O7Nril, to encourage and facilitate
telegraphic communication between the
E;as7 eril ana Western Continents.
Bv Kelly, to establish an assay of1ce at
Helena, Montana.
By ~ciienck, relating to gol1 contracts
BIZ Munger, instructing the secretary OF
Stale 10 inquire into The alleged arrest ana
iinpriSun !iIciiI OF Gen. as. B Steadman.
By Paine, TO provide for III" CTganlZi-
I tion OF "a provisional goyeruu ent Ia MIS-
sis,ippi.
BY Hopkins, for the better protection OF
Immigrant passengers at sea.
BY various mem oeTS, large number OF
: D.llS, mot OF winch had been before the
+ committees OF last session They num-
bere in all I45.
1 The speaker announced the committee
as follows:
Ways and Means-schenck, Hooper. AL
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph LoULsvILLE. March Is.
ToBAcCo-Sales OF 50 hogsheads al s. CO@
sl2 % for Jugs, and cutting leaf.
less PORK-S32 O0.
LARD-Is5z0 l9c.
BACON-ShouldeTs at l414c. clear rib sides
at 1zc, ami clear sides at f754c.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders I3I4c, clear rib
sides at I6I4c. clear sides at l654c.
COTTON-Z01zc
+ OUN-Superhne @ 50lt6 90.
WHEAT-sI 50a1 So.
CORN GO dt3s.
o Ts-60H62c.
RYE-At 81 80.
WHISEy-gzc,
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Ward's Eureka Tonic Bitters

n BE INVALUABLE. AND WILL
Ia. cure all who suffer from Bilious and
Liver Complaints, Ind dtgesttOn, Giddiness
and Dizziness. For habitual COstiyeness,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs. Con-
sumption IN It's first stages, Dyspepsia I'm
ali stages. and as gene al "a tly Medi-
cine, it Is truly wonderful ia It's effects.
MID IN its course, it creates appetite, pro-
notes digestion, and streH 81 hens the v hole
nervous ~ stem. All things IN nature re-
quire attention; then how much greater
c re should be taken with the human con-
stitution. Wards Eureka Tonic BitUers
Will build up, Streug gthen and preserve the
constitution Of all VINO use 70. II will also
build up the wasted powers, purifies the
blood, expels all vltiated fluids, aud har-
monies and gives renewed vigOF and
health TO the entire human system. As
ali sickness comes on by an impure state
Of the blood and torpid state Of the liver,
then you should Use Wards Eureka Tonic
BitJers, which VIII certainly cure you.
Then why do you suffer, when the greatest
cure IA the history II any known medicine
can be procured from a y uruggist2 These
Bitters are compounded OF the purest Vege-
table extracts, dissolved IN pure Kentucky
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky. ~ is
the only liquor entirely free from fusei oil,
one AMONGST the most deadly pOisOns,
which at once makes IL superior to al
other tonic bltlers now in the market. SO
try one hottle, and you viii see ~ Is the
happte-t and best combination yOu have
ever seen, tor it viii cure all we recon.
W. II. WARD sole Proprietor,
COvingtOn, Kentucky.
For sale by PETER VIfRLI No, Wbole-
sale and Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind,
and By druggists generally. Ljan4 d5n
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New Orleans MarkeI.

By Telegraph New ORLEANS, March Is.
CorroE-Easier: m iddlings 2sc. Sales Of
500 bales; receipts 3 $40 bales.
o D--I3-14.
STERLING ExCHANGE-l455z New York
sIgbt change - premium.
SUGAR Nominal. common lZJ<c. and
prime l4e
MoLAss Es-Dull: prime 706lT5c
FLoUR-Dull; superfine &c .; Xxx IS 81:
xxx 81 ..
CoRG-zDulI; 79aS0e.
OAT@-7je.
BRAN-SlI5
HAT-Duil; prime S25 90.
PoRK-DuH; held At So 90
RACON-Dall; l4Lat71Zc
IsARD-Dul: tierce 49, aloe keg 20 "a pc
WHISKY-Quiet; Western rectifieu g2JS
d971zc
COFFEE - Nominal; fair I55zc, prime II
@I75zc.
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MemDhts Market.

Bv TeiegranhI MEMPHIS. March Is
CarrON- Dull and neminaI, at 271Sc: re-
crlptS io07 bales; exports, l,674 bales
FLOUR Dull and unchanged.
Constructive, at 700.
OATS-Dui at zoe.
PoRK-Firm al S53 so
La D-Duli, at 2052O12c.
BACoN-birm; shoulders l59l5I%e, and
sides lSdl~15c
bulk MF4Ts-Firm; shoulders I3gI55<c,
and sides Io49l714c-
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n another column will be found Il
upon Messrs. Chandler, Hill and
singer to become candidates for
. State Legislature in opposition to
, Democratic seceders. We hope
I gentlemen will consent to make
. race. We are certain they will
.eiYe large vote.
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SHOULD the Fifteenth Amendment
&C ratified by three fourths Of the
.;ates and become a part Of the Con
titulion. it viii be funny to read the
.ppeal, of the Evansville Courier and
}ockpart Democrat to their colored
slow citizens to vo.e the Democratic
icket. The proprietor of the Couricr
gilI then prove that he was IN favor
e negro suffrage while a resident of
Kentucky, and the Rockport DeiHo-
rat man can also prove, without any
Fsdiculty whatever, that there isn't a
larkey 10 Spencer County who Is not
MS equal IN Intelligence, and eonse-
luently should vote the Democratic
ticket.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic TeIesraph.

LONDON, March 15-The Duke Of
Montpensier declares that he does not
seek the Spanish throne; that should
he be chosen King he will accept the
crown, but he wishes that the question
of his election may not be made a
pretext for civil war.
A deputation with the Mayor of
Dublin at its head, proceeded to
Windsor Castle this afternoon and
presented to the Queen petition
praying for the disestablishment of
the Irish Church.
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FuneraI Of Hon. James Guthrie.

LOUISVILLE, March 15-The fune-
raj OF Hon. James Guthrie was
attended by the Masonic fraternity
aud large number of citizens.
The Democrat has discontinued its
morning publication, and will here
after appear as an evening paper.
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MILwAUKEE. March 16. - Lester
Sexton, of the firm of Sexton, Bro. Il
Co, died this afternoon, from the
effect of paralytic stroke.
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DETROIT, March l5.-The Board
of Trade to day adopted a memorial
to the Legislature recommending the
transfer of the Sault St Marie Ship
Canal from the Stare to the Federal
Government. If so doing will procure
the enlargement OF the canal.
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MEMPHIS, March - T"erc was
heavy thunder storm /. 81 night, fol
lowed by snow and sleet.
There are great complaints from
planters 1T the scarcity of labor, and
nlanters are offering % per cent.
higher FAtes than last year, but hands
are unwilling to make contracts.
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ATLANTA, March Il The 18th
amendm,ni ha. accn ma le l,c special
order for to-morrow Indications Ia
yor It's passage.
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BR00M FACTORY.
GTTTIZ 4 BAU IER.

R-oO 80 Nj nufHotTIF-Pres.
We desire notifying the public that We
are keeping on hand ali sorts OF Blooms,
and pay the highest price for Boon Corn.
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