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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24
The Lake City Leader speaks highly
of q sermon on ''The Immortality Of tho
Soul" delivered at that place by Rev. W.
B. Dada, formerly of Clearwater.

TINE sADvAxc1."-Thea above reaper,
one Of McCormick's new machines, is just
what its name signifies, an advance upon
anything heretofore produced. The want
Of q simple, combined machine that would
m7w, reap and rake equally yell. has long
been felt by farmers who did not feel JUS
tilted in buying two separate machines.
But heretofore, reliable, good-working
self-rake, on q two-wheeled machine, has
never been produced, though many in vain
attempted it. The machine is Of light
draft, and q span Of light horses can reap
one acre per hour with it without fatigue
ing the team.
Rosenbsrger Bros. are agents for the
above reapers and for different other Of
Mccormick machines, which are consider
ed by oil that have used them the best in
the market. Give them call and exam
inc tho "Advanee," and leave your orders
early, 80 that you will be sure Of getting
your machine in time.
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M u SIG

TOHN N. BR0OME AND WIFE, who
y have lately arrived from the East, will
give lessons in Music.
Mr.. Broone will also teach the German
and Latin languages.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Residence In the brick building, opposite
tho Catholic Church.
st. Cloud. juno 8, 1859. n47.4w
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Coon LAHD.-See tho advertisement Of
land for sale in stearns and Pope counties.
The lands are good, and the prices very
low.
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Stockings are darned by machinery
They are ddrned nice, too.
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NJ Watch This Space!


~ A good II story frame House with
An L; . good well, and four acres Of land,
in the city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given If desired.
For Sals-160 acres Of land nsar the sity
with good building, suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000.
For sals-A good II story frame build
Ing with five lots, near the Lake. Price
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For sale.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For sale.-A good wood lot containing so
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
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The Council then adjourned.
ITEDIs.-

ITEMs.-
-One Of Hayward's fine bus horses,
worth $3.50, died suddenly on Monday
evening.
"A force Of workmen, under the direc-
ton Of Gen. Thomas, commenced work
this week on the west or st. Cloud side of
the dam across the Mississippi at Sank
Rapids.
Ice sells this year at Is ceuts per
hundred pounds, delivsred-quite reduc-
ton. Even tho sight of the immense
blocks creates a decidedly comfortable
sensation these days.
Fritz & Kuck have started a new
bakery and will deliver bread.
"A steam engine for Red River, manu-
featured at the Minneapolis Iron Works,
was received here this week. It is for N.
W. Kittson.
Much Of the corn in this locality has
had its second hoeing, which is good, con-
sidering the season.
Joseph Batter keeps the stage house
at Little Falls, and is prepared to accom-
modate travellers.
-Limperich's soda fountain is kept
charged every day. II you want delic-
ious drink, try his soda water. All kinds
Of syrups.
The weather has been rainy during
the week.
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In majority Of places throughout
the State, tho Fourth Of July will be eels-
brated on Monday the 9Th. In this loeali-
ty some lean to the Sd and some to the 9Th,
When tho GLORIOUS Fourth" comes around,
some will probably be trying to lean both
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SIZED WHAT! SEED W4rlfii

WE CALL TIRE ATTENTION OF OUR
w Farmers TO Geo. A. Dsits's large list
OF the best Winter Sssd Wheat in this
country. Mr.. Dsitz has selected twenty
varieties ont o. over enc hundred on his
Seed Wheat Experimental Farm, near
Chambersburg, Pa, and now offers them
for sale. We advise every farmss 70 send
for the Experimental Farm Journal, in
which description and price list are given
Mr.. Deitz will send one copy free to al
who send for Il. Address,
GEO, A. DEITZ.
n47-2m Chanbsrsburg, Pa
|U XTTHIe 0II1C1
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-Four hundred Red River carts have
crossed the bridge ct St. Cloud this week.
They will soon put in their appearance ct
St. Paul.-St. Paul Pfess.
The first sentence Of the above para
graph, purloiued from TIE JOURNAL, 10
correct. The second, added by the P,e.,,
is not. These carts 60 no further than tho
st Cloud depot. What freight they get
from st. Paul comes by rail to this place
and is then loaded by tho carts.
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Frank Burke is back from St. Cloud.
no likes it.-Wabasha Herald,
Everybody does.
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CRoeKERY.-Mrs. Tilton has . lot Of
crockery, oil kinds, which will bs sold
cheap.
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WOOD CoxrRAcr.-The contract for sup.
plying Fl. Wadsworth with 1000 cords Of
wood has been awarded to Donald Steven
son, of Osakis, at $685. per cord.
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The following is clipped from the re-
ports of State exchange. There is no
danger of the consideration therein mon
toned becoming so abundant as to mate
rally affect the transfers Of real estate:
Absolom H. Stewart to Anabel McGaugh.
ey Stuart, lot 9 block GO, Winons. in con-
sideration of natural love and affection.
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QuHlY Would it not be = good idea
for tho County to sell or give away the old
jail! II is, in it, present condition, neitser
useful nor ornamental. If removed to tho
suburbs, it might mako good "hennery."
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No. We povld respectfully ref%est al
men and othsrs wishing any kind Of
JOB Printing, to cal! and szamins es'
tensip stock Of Nsv Material, just received
rom ths east, before sending to st. Pau! or
6oinq elsewhere. Our JOB Office IS now one
of!Ae best;s tic State, and zee do york vh'e"
W v;!l guarantee to bssatisfaetory, atSalnt
Paul prices.
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Why is Irritation like plate powder
Because it rubs up the spoons. You won't
find any spoons there, but Pickit & Abbott
keep an elegant stock Of dress goods, just
what the ladies want, whether given to
Irritation or not. At le&st, that's what they
al aov
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"Ax7ED.-To borrow the sum of $500 for
ono year, on good real estate security.
Inquire at this Office.
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-''st. Cloud has = goodly number Of
manufactured all Of which are meeting
with abundant success. This is encourae-
ing, and it will be proud day for Mime
sofa when the wants Of tho citizens can be
supplied with articles male At home" 80
says the Minneapolis Tribune.
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1000 ACRES

TO wit:-E Sec. SO and " ! Sec. 81
T. 126. r. 81. Also NV Sec. s,
M & SW4 Sec. Is, NE / Sec. 70,
NV + Sec. "a, s ! 4 NE t Sec. rs, oil Of
SEQ. 26, al in Town 125, r 81. Also N I
Sec. 21 and Lots 8 l. 4 in Town 126 r So.
Also sW I Sec. 6. N ! Sec. 7, l. NV / Sec.
8 in T 124, R 81. Also Sc t Sec. 81 +.
127, h IS,
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY.

4mmigratton-Saw ind Grist AIills-
Crops-storcs and sehool-lndian
- News, - ~
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

st. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will Buy and Sell Real Estate en-
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip.
Pay taxes, and transact oil BUSH
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
1ErIRRNCEe.
Gov. WV. r. MARSHALL, st. Paul. Mimi.
Ex-Gov. =. MILLER, Philadelphia, Ps.,
hon. J. N. MoKlLvY, st. Cloud, MINI.
Hon. b. T. W8tLEs, Minneapolis, MINI.
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The immigration letter paper adver-
tised in another column By J. W. McClung
is an excellent document. We have seen
specimen sheets, and hope they will come
into general use with all Minnesotians
writing east. Good terms are offered deal.
ers and arents.
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Our ARTIST on THE JuRY.-1n the
famous "horse case'' before the Court this
week, the jury was hung (6gurrtively) II 70
l. With our usual enterprise, We had sour
special artist on the spot" in the jury
room, and he has delineated on the walls
on three sides Of the room, for posterity,
the striking features Of the case. The
scene, ''doing on the jury" is followed
by "starvation," and this by the sad de-
nouement of the "Coroner's Inquest" "Af-
ter three days. Session." In this harrow.
ing scene. the stove-pipe hat and pipe of
the Coroner can be recognized with the
naked eye. The misfortunes Of the juror
who squeezed out and and secured pitch
er Of beer, but was forked up by Apollyon,
(disguised as the Sheriff, would draw tears
from the eyes Of any sympathetic human
being. The suspension at q disagreeable
height from the floor Of the juror who hung
The jury, is retributive, and the inscription,
''that will teach you better next time"
comforting. The "1ntelligent Witness is
remarkable Oh lefty for the length of his
ears, and the frequency with which he ap-
pears on cases. "Can't agree" "On the
jury ''The Jury going OUT" and "Charg
ing the jury" all carry o moral with
them. 1.-THE Cause of our trouble" is
given, ife-size, with the various brands,
all military. There are other figures and
groupings we'll worth seeing, and We rec
ommend . study Of this ''Panorama of HUI
man Nature, as seen in Petit Jury Room
10 all thoughtful persons.
PUBLIC NoT1cE.-The following article
may be found at the City Grocery on Wash.
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The Mayor has offered . reward of $3.50
for tho apprehension Of the murderers
Their description 10 given as follows:

Y
for the apprehension Of the murderers.
Their description il given as follows:
Harrison Cazhart, between Is and 80 years of sce;
about feet n inches in height; dark complex ion;
black curly hair cut in tho neck; black moustache
we'll worn; and wore . gold watch and chain; had
on black felt hat; rather genteel locking.
tred Defore.t. Between Is and % years Of age;
about feet ~ inches in height; light complexion
light hair; slim, with q STOPPING walk wore grey
pants and vest dark sack coat.
Governor Marshall has been reouested
by the Council to offer an additional re-
ward, and will undoubtedly do so. The
murdered man was soldier and has special
claims upon the State 10 see that justice is
done.
On Saturday Chief Of Police Gaspard
started on the track of the suspected mur-
derers, but his funds giving out he return
ed home on Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff De-
Groat started yesterday, and it is to be hop
ed he may be successful. The last heard
Of the villains they had taken the boat for
La Crosse.
Trainer Is closely confined in jail. II
he did not actually kill McManus, he was,
by his own confession, an aocomplice. The
murder was cold-bloodea and premeditat-
cd, and all parties concerned were about
equally guilty.
The sense Of the community demands
that every means possible be taken to ut
terly rout out and exterminate tho vile
haunts of infamy which cluster on tho out
skirts Of town. They must bear their
share Of this crime. Let them be utterly
blotted out in some way or another.
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Fl. A. DUEBER & SON,
DRALR1S IN
Shelf & Heavy Hardware,
STOVES

T1NwARE, GLASS, NAILS, 10.
Roodng and spouting done to order, Ind
work guaranteed.
Jefferson Avenue, st. Cloud, MINI. ms
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AsAoJ w 1Vu0N ~ tuo OALy 0EOCery ON WASH
ington avenue, 1t the store lately occupied
by J. E. West:
White Soap and Brown Sugar,
Tobacco and Teas.
Prime Lard and Shoe Backing,
Spruce Gum and Old Cheese,
Dried Apples and Coffee,
Bath bricks and Roll Butter,
Salt Pickles in brine,
That will make your mouth puoker.
Sardines and Wash Tubs,
Brown Snuff and Black Pepper.
De Lands Ssleratus,
There Is none that IL better.
Star Candles, Stick Candles.
Rice, Raisins and Prunes,
Canned Fruit and Dried Herrinp.
Molasses and Brooms,
But the best way TO find out,
IL to come there and see,
And if you can't suit yourself.
I'm sure you'll suit me,
The man what runs tho
CONCERN.
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ARREsrED.-It is gratifying to know
that at least one Of the guilty parties has
been arrested. A number of innocent per-
sons have had their attention arrested by
the crowds of customers at Pickit & Alb
bolts, and have also stepped in to make
what purchases they needed. Clothing Of
all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Gen.
tlemen should not fail to purchase some of
those nice gauze and merine undershirts.
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AN OLD LANDMARK GoNE.-In making
repairs on the Stearns House for the Nor
NAL School, the old log house which stood
few rods below it, has been torn Down.
It was built in 1855, ana was the first
house in lower town and the third in st.
Cloud. It was occupied first as q hotel,
and has sheltered beneath its roof many Of
those whose names are associated with the
early days Of the town-Brott, stearns,
Sisson, Curtiss, Taylor aud others. The
first paper in Northern Minnesota, the d.
uertiser, (which in the course Of time became
THE JOURNAL was printed in this log
house, in 1856. As the town rapidly grew,
this "old settler" degenerated into shop,
and finally into kind Of lumber and stor.
ago room for the Stearns House.
TAxlDsnMY.-The Chicago Tribune men.
tons fine specimen Of taxidermy work
by c. NJ. Doughty, son Of Sam. Doughty,
Of Lake City. We have seen some elegant
deer heads and antlers and handsome birds
put up by the same artist. that are not
surpassed by any cabinet in the country
Lake City Leader.
Mr.. Doughty is skilled taxidermist,
and it is genuine treat to go into lis
shop and see the fine specimens he has on
hand-deer, elk, moose, pelicans, swan,
pheasants, grouse, snakes, &c. Some Of
his work has been sent to Scotland.
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j. r. WEST,
And get . Policy in the REPUBLIC.
v11n39-1y
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NEAT MARKET.
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

oo'reefedfo,THz JousxAI, By D. II. G. Xsrphy & Co
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A Case in Point.

o. Notwithstanding our terms are '.invariably
In advance" few earnest friends in McMnn
county-who warmly welcomed us back and
were apparently delighted at the resurrection
Of the Posr-have managed to get the paper
through the first year of its revival, and are
now working their way into the second, with
out paying anything for it. BY way of re.
minder, before erasing their names and con-
signing them in emphatic language to that
place specially prepared for all who dcfraud
the printer, we invite their attention to the
following anecdote, which we find in an ex-
change: v,:s
go We know a fellow who upon learning that
. friend had gone into the publishing business,
at once subscribed for the paper The pub
Usher la modest, man was rather delicate
about sending the bill-but after some ten
years had elapsed, made bold to dun his " con-
slant reader, when the latter at once grew
indignant, refused to pay. and ordered the pa
per stopped, alleging that he had taken the
paper for so many years just to Keep it along,
and now to be asked to pay for it was too
mcan.o
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LANDS FOR SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY V Es-
II ted in us, by the last will and testament
Of John Chattin, decd, we will sell, on
Saturday, The 9th Dny Of March,
' 1850, "
on the premises, ut the old Homestead Of John
Chattin, dec d, In Mcigs county, Tennessee, the
following VALUABLE LAMBS, to wit.
The Old Homestead Place, in the 2d Civil Dis
trict Of Meigs county, containing about $50
Acres--about 200 acres of which are first and
second bottom lands. and i'm state of cuItva-
ton. located OH the Tennessee River, and with
ample timber facilities. 1f
The jesse Chattin Tract-Containing about
420 Acres, about 30 of which Is very fine bot.
tom. with good upland and abundance of
timber.
Waden's Ridge Farm-Lying in Rhea coun-
tv, Tennessee, containing about 100 acres.
Two Town Lots--In Charleston, Tennessee,
Nos. 81 and So.
Ten per cent. of the purchase money will be
required in hand on the day of sale, and notes
with good security, with interest from date.
and lien retained for the remainder, payable
in installments of one and two years, will he
required. e. r. CHATTIN,
Decatur, Tennessee.
JOHN ID. CIfATTIN,
Sulphur Springs, Tennessee
Executors Of John Chdttin, deceased.
For further particulars refer to Blizzard &
Bradford, Athens, Tennessee.
Feb. 8, 1S69-5t-62
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Thc ProYi.ion nIurket.

We continue our quotations from the West
in regard to Provisions, with tho remark that
zee think the market has about touched its
highest figure at leading points. The Louis.
willie Cowier-Joarnai of last Saturday says:
The upward tendency of prices has received
check. and holders have made concessions ON
all descriptions of the product This lull and
reaction of the product has disappointed no
one; in fact 1t was anticipated and expected
earlier. 1t Is confidently believed that within
the next ten days prices will soon advance,
and so to higher Quotations than have as yet
been attained. Holders are generally very con-
hdent, and are not pressing stocks. i
The same paper of the 14th says:
The demand for the hog product has fallen
'off somewhat during the past three days, and
prices have declined. 1t Is worthy of remark,
however, that this reaction was not uneXpet-
cd. nor'ha tito any extent weakened the con-
idence of holders in the future of prices. That
prices VIII, at an early day, regain the
strength which has been the distinguishing
feature Of the market fer weeks past, Is alrea.
dy foreshadowed by the feeling to-day, which
was decidedly better than yesterday, and was
strengthened by adyices from New York and
Western markets. III, -'''l'. 'Tt7'I'
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Newspaper Change.

. Wenoticc in the Athens RepuJlican of last
week, that Mr.. Peters has disposed of half
interest in that establishment to Mr.. w. f.
Long, who will hereafter be associated with
the former gentleman in the editorial conduct
and general management of the paper. We
have no acquaintance with Mr.. Long, but
learn that he brings to the concern literary en-
pacity ofno ordinary character, and an unspot-
ted record of loyalty to the government as it is.
We congratulate Mr. Peters upon thus having
divided the immense labors and response
bilities which devolyc upon all editors, and
more especially upon all radical editors ut this
peculiar juncture in the fortunes ofthat party.
at the same time wishing the Firm reasona-
Die degree Of pecuniary success.
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New, Eirr,a.,

Byirefrcncc to an advertisement In our COL
umns 1t will be seen that A. G. Robson, one
Of the best and most entcrprsing merchants,
has taken cur young friend, VIM. NJ. Nixop, las
a partner into his establihment, and ltliat the
style Of the Firm now is, A. C. robson &
Co. Mr.. Nixon has beer connected with the
house for some time as Salesman, has large bu-
siness capacity, and is well esteemed in the
community. TheFirm will hold out ut the old
stand, North side of the Square, where every
body is invited to call and examine u lot of
New Goods, which they have just received.
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The state OF Fast ,rcbntl-sce

, stephen Matthews, bully boy from Old
Bount, has been silly enough to introduce
resolution in the Senate looking to the
establishment Of Il new State to be known as
Fast Tennessee. The proposition is most ridi-
culous, viewed from any conceivable point;
and we don't suppose friend Stephen means
any thing more by it at present than to achieve
little individual notoriety for himself. The
resolution, however, has passed the Senate and
been referred to the Committee on Federal Re-
lations, where we presume 1t will sleep the
klccp. that knows no waking. IL -.
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Chattanooga Market.

80. CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 18th, 1869.
Corn, dull at S9@92. Wheat. 1.65C72.O0. Peas
6O@l.OO. Beans, white 2.0O@25O; mixed 81
CLIO. Flour, 9.00@l2.00 per barrel. Corn
Meal, S5@S!. Potatoes, demand good, Sweet
G0@I5; Irish 75M1.25. Eggs 12T@l5. Butter
dG@l,; Lard l7@lS. Pork, gross 71z@s; nett
lGal ~ hog round. Beef pfEf0St, 3@4% gross.
Blacksmith's Coal, Sc per Nutshell, by the car
load, of 200 bushels. ChiciAns 15alG.. Onions
al.50. Turnips 35aln, Dried Apples 100
al.75. Dried Peaches 1.75a2.50. ~
Very Respectfully.
JOHN w. BROWN, e co.
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'rryfng 10 Get Back.

}'robc Neal, a colored cuss, was brought to
town on Tuesday and committed to Jail, charg-
cd with stealing a lot Of goods from the store
of Mr.. McReynolds at Mouse Creek. Tobias
has already served one term in the Penitentiary.
GzD The Ciceronean Debating Club ut Big
Shanty have decided that the reason why hens
always lay eggs in the daytime is, because at
night they are all ro0sters.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, February 18th. 1869.
Corn, l.O5@l.0s. Wheat, white 22O@2. %;
red 2.ooM2.l5. Rye nominal. Oats, So. Flour,
Bacon, shoulders 10y; clear sides i9@l9%
hams 10. Lard, in barrels 81: in firkins 22.D
Beef, gross cts. Butter, 20@25. Eggs, l2lS
@l3. BeesweX, 3j@3S. Onions, 125@1.5O.E
Tennessee Irish Potatoes, SOC 80. Field Peas,
req Ilo; white LID. Virginia Salt, y sack
ing, AZ. Cotton Yarns, per bunch 2.OO@a. 10,
~ Respectfully, III. II. cox, Il BRO,
Commission Merchants, Forsyth st.
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Louisville Market

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 15.-Flour5 5. 75a6. 90. Corn
G5a6l. Oats 63a65. Wheat LEO. Lard 2Oa2OIs
Bacon, shoulders 1ls4; clear sides 17s4; hams
loH. Bulk meats 1881; 16A; III. "
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C @ vi M E R CT A l..
Athens Market.

ATHENS. February 1s.
Business has been moderate since our last
though prices for most articles continue stiff.
Corn is advancing while the meat market is
almost at Il stand. We quote rs follows:
Bacon, hog round 1917 cents dull. Lard IL
Corn 75@S0, the latter figure predominatng
Wheat, 200. Oats, go. Peas 50. Dried Peaches
$50. Apples, 1.25@1.50. Butter %. Eggs 10.
Corn, Oats, Bacon, and Peas in demand at
quotations.
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Masonic Record.

February number received, and contains the
usual amount rof- substantial and instructive
reading.iTo the brethren we think the Record
must be invaluable. Terms, $500. Address
John FrizzelI l. Co., Nashville. q, XIII.
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Pcter., rEu.icnI ylonthIy,'

The February number of this excellent mu-
steal monthly is at hand. in addition to scve-
raj pieces of beautiful music, it contains n va
riety of interesting reading matter. Terms,
$500 per annum. Address j. l.. Peters, 1913
Broadway, New York.