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MEMPRI3 & ARKANSAS RIVER
-
EGCESG Company
Tgi-vFeollIy Q. 5. BAN Line.

THE FOIL ING ELEGANT PASSENGER
L Boats Of MS LINE Will leave Memphis
hereafter TuREETIMES WEEK, AS follows:
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
D O'Clock P.En.,
THOMAS H.. ALLEN. .R Reese Pritchard, Master
W. a. CALDWkLL-,-.....R. Z. Haines, Master
BlaiSdeu, Master
LEM LGOLl-.-...---.......- WI. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Conn
pa1y's new and hgnJ-draught packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Ga On. Close connections
made both way
A5iGRI1AN...~.-..JnO. W. Williams, Master
Van Bowlin. Master
FORT ibsON .-.......JOhn WoOLburn, Master
FORT Rowland, Master
All OF Lls above boats were built expressly
for tle SEG1e, and are particularly we'll adapted
20 IL. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by TINS line to all points on the Arkan-
sas river Without detention, ana at reasonable
rates
Al Derspus shipping freight for any point on
the Ar6ansg5 river from North or East Of Mem
pnis, should have their goods consigned to
" Mem plis and Arkansas River Packet Conn.,
pany, 1t Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New cans should be consigned TO Memphis
snb A-Eaus2s River Packet Company, Napo
leon, Ark.
F.s,s4t received at any time at the COmpa-
nys uiIc9' J4Ds ID. ADAMS, President.
g.. A. KENDIG, Agent,
ts26 Ss FROM -t-eet. Mostly Block.
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BXTRAgT Oh BUFFEg PLANT.

A brief allusion 10 the oritin Of riis import
ant discovery may not prove uninteTesling.
Among the authenticated records Of the re-
noWned Captain. Cooks voyage around the
world Is found the statement, that while So
Journlng for a snort time on the Brazilian
Coast OF SOutn America, ne observed the ma
uvss using, in the preparation Of their ioOd, a
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, he
found 70 possess tue appearance, taste and
flavor OF Butter. upon further inquiry. how
ever, he ascertaIneG that - WAS simply a SUBJ
stance that the natives distilled IN a crude and
imperfect manner from a rich and lCxuriaut
plant that grew spontaneously and aOundantly
in that warm tropical country. a few years
ago an eminent French chemist. while on a
professional visit 70 the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
dHetion OF nature, and succeeded IN extraeting
a concentrated essence or the plant Ehe ior-
muia for It's preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale in this country are The exclusive
property OF TINS company 1y whom Il vas
purchased nom the original discoverer. We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per-
feetly harmless preparation
LIST. Thai by its use a net gain Of rom 80 to
40 per cent is made IN he manufacture OF
utter.
cause, may be strong, rsncid. streaksd or
coarse-grHined, and C mparntively useless for
genera use by the aid OF this E8tract is re-
stored 70 tic original freshness and sw~eetness,
fine grain aud sven color.
Sd. BY the use o. his Extract, one pound Of
delicious, fresh Butter is actually made rom
one pint of milk.
9Th. That a pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, at a cost of fEom15 to 70 cents per
Ter, which is the eSseniisl base.
5th. That BITTER manufactured by the aid OF
this Extract is equal N every respect TO the
best Butter male by the ordinary method.
9th. The Extract. after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, IS pronounced perfectly nee
from any deielelious sub tange. The ingredt-
eptS being purely Of = vegetable nature
7th. In proof of the foregoing assertions the
factory of this company is making one ton OF
Butter per day, Which meets with ready safe
in the New York market, and is consumed
from the tables OF The first bOiels. restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere.
A sample package OF the EXTRACT fsufdCient
to make hfIy pounds o. Buiter3, with fail di-
~rectIOns for use, viii be semi 10 any address on
the receipt OF 81.
CAUTIONS all articles Of real merit are
subject TO spurious limitations, We would sps-
cially caution the public against counterfeits
and worthless limitations, advertised as pow
deTB, compounds. etc, as the Extract of the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only by
The Economy Butter Company.
ofdce-1I5 LIBERrY STREET..
Factory-asS GREEEwIcH STREET, N. Z.
state, County and City Rights for sale. ofer.
ing TO capitalists rare opportunltft s for estab-
fishing a staple business. paying enormous
0r0fffg.
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sAM. q. JONES. esn1supt.


ARRIVE, DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily--..S:l5 pm. 4:l9 pm
New Orleans Express, daily $3.50 am. $50 am
Freight, daily except sun
Time through to New Orleans a hours. Bag
gage checked through. Ticket ONCE &4% Nam
street and at Depot. OmnibuseS will call Tor
passengers aud check baggage in any part OF
the city, by leaving orders at ZS7% Main street.
febI4 A 5. GVERMORE, den1 Sup't,
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sTATE % %TENNFssEE.l

STATE OF TENNFSsEE.l
COMPrROLLERis OFFICE,
NASHVILLE January I, 1853.
1, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the New York
Lille insurance Company, lOcatedtn New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evidence that
said company has complied with all the re-
qu1rements of the laws of the State OF Tennes-
imposed on Insurance tompanies aud 1
further certify that d. O'DELL and j. K. z.
PRIFCHARD, Agents of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements OF the
OF the state made aud provided in such
cases Wherefore, said New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority TO take risks
and transact the business of insurance in this
Srate, at Memphis, Tenn.
LIS q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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j. L. STARE, Notary Public.
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE

NASHVILLE, April l, 1869,
hereby certify the foregoing To be a true
and correct copy of the original now on Tile in
my Office. q. ". BLACKBUkN,
Com ptroIler.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

THE undersigned, Trustee, win sell in front
L OF Royster, Trezevant q Co. auction room.
II being he northeast corner OF jefferson and
Main streets, in the city Of Memphis. 10 the
highest bidder, for cssh, on
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Foa ST. FRAKCls RIVER.

Regular Saturday st. Francis River Packet
FOR Eelena, Mariana and 81. Franz els River.
LIN LSN Les Ware Master
LOIS Inc passenger packet ~ If
leave a. above, on 2&
SATURDAY, 2ith inst, at 3 pm.
or nslah5 or passage Apply ON BOARD. apps
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Saturday Packet-For
NtcRsburg, Nafchez ana New Orleans.
X. h master
TINS Inc passenger paoket lea YES 30
for the above on S1z5s%r
SATURDAY, 24ih inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HAK dSTAD, Agent,
ap2 No. 22% Madison street.
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BUTTER.
THE
BUTTER CO

Ask tse attention q al interested IL the re-
auction OF tins extraY0gant cost OF Butter, to
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aio CT the
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FOR nIvEE.
0 VICKsBuRe.
Memphis aud st. Louis United states
Mail Line.
Far Cairo and ST. Uoufs.

CIII VI master
This elegant and wit steamer ST.
viii leave as above S
SATURDAY, 9th inst, at . pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, 27S Main
street. A VERI, oupI.
SAM Q. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. apps
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Memphis and st. Francis River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburs.
The new and elegant 5idewhesl Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS.
Capt. T. r, Bowman, = sam c. Paine, Clerk
EFTILL leave Memphis for HFL. as
w ENA. LfAEGUILLEanG s ]. @$ Er
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY,, at 5
O'Clock p.m.
LaRRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
febI9 No. 22% Madison street.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

zenpkls and Louisville Railroad hiRo,
pEPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, K. r. time. 500 am, 800 pm
City time...... 4:s5 am.
Night Express, r, r. time. 400 PM. 800 am
City time. S:45 PIN.
Ticket ofices Nc. 2S7% Main street and at De-
GOT. head OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
rain, which goes through to Nashville, via
ashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
~ MEMPHIS, april p, 1868.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, IS6S---- A
Received previously---.-.---.2S4 SIS 25, 37
25,l3I
Exported 10 sy-.---.-...-...-... 81
exported previously ---.-....- ---.-zlA4U Z0,z5I
Stock on hand al L n. zO,I77
Receipts by river were only 81 bales
M. & T. r r. los.
The weekly Liverpool statement is as
follow: Wsek's sales 80, 600 bales, Of which
5000 was for export, snd 1000 to specu
lators. Stock on hand, 1913, Gao bales, OF
which l67, 600 are American. Stock
siosf, 45l, 200 bales, Of which I53 600
are American.
Compared with last week, this shows
an increase OF 20. 700 bales Ia total stock
on hand while the American has in
creased ., 600 bales. The stock shlRt
has increased 5000 bales during the week
the American sh3st decreasing 13, 900
bales.
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Managers 81 the Branch Office
at Memphis. Tenn, No. rs Mad
fs8n Street.
ID. O'DELL,
ap4 J.. p. PRfFCHARD,
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FOR WHITE RIVER

FOR WHITE RIVER
Memphis and White River U.s. Mail Packet Co
A1bEHs44 NO maStel
This excellent steamer leaves xE~
Memphis A. s1evs. f@sEE
SATURDAY, z4tn inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES q. SHARPE, Agent,
M. 80 Front street.
]. 4. Savers. Passenger Agent. apl2
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LAWYERS.
ALBERT PIKE, oEARLEs W. ADAMS, I. a. PIKE
PIKE, ADA3S & PIKE.
Attorneys, Solicitors & PrOet0rE

A TTEND to cases in the different Courts sis-
n ting at Memphis, and In the river counties
IF Arkansas.
IS The Senior partner will hereafter ezps-
tally attend to cases in the Supreme Court OF
tennessee, and in the supreme Court and
Court of GlRims Of the United States at Wash
ingtOn, being OF the drm OF PIKE & JOHN
SON, Of that city.
ONCE in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCH.
50rnsr OF Court and Second streets.
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!. DR., Dir. !, .FIHOS, 'VI!,..lNOORE,

DWN u "a LS SWB@I0N0
j. happy,to inform bis frtenls and tho
public, that he Is up again-.-better and
brighter than ever, after the tecen, conah.
grafton. Ho IL prepared to perform all
manner Of operations connected with the
Dental profession, III the most ecicntidc
manner He desires particularly to call tho
attention Of persons suffering from "Cleit
Pafate." He cam remedy the evil und make
speech perfect. He has greater fnciliies
for making aud . administering Nitrous
Oxide Gas, than uns, one tlse In tho Stn;e.
Teeth eau posi.ivcfyy6e extracted " thout
tered by scientific hands. :.
Pcrsons wishing any work done wil! find
It to their advantage to .ali at his Office,
over Messrs. Bryant Il McGarter's Book
Store, Main Street, Columbia, s. q.
Aarch II II Sm.
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Having amplo means for advances. a bus.
incFs experience of twenty yeara. and con.
fning himself strictly to Commission
Business. without OPERATING on hia own &C.
count, respectfully soliclts consignments Of
Cotton Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers Of Produce to him may, at their
option, lnvc their consgnmcnts sold either
IN Charleston or New York thuh having
The advantage Of two markets, without OF.
ira commission.
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NOTICE..

Will sell The Offlce Furniture of Henry
Summer. ESQ. deed. mt 'Nrwh"rry Cnur,
House. on Monday the 7 h day OF June next.
Terms Of sn'o. cash
FRANCES SUMNER.
May ~ ~ 3t dministrntrix.
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rSheriH's Sale.

BY virtue ,of IN order from John r. Pc.
terson, Probate Judge for Eewbcrry County,
l VII sell on the fret Monday in June,
is82 TIC following tracts Of laid, viz 5
EortS'two aid three.fourth Aores, more
Or lesssHs Hssitpate IN Ecwbcrry County, and ad.
Joining lands Of F. II. Domlntck, George
Sheely and estate Of Elias Hendrix, decd
being part Of the Real Estate Of Willis N
Shcely, deceased.
TERMs.-:O u credit OF six months with
Interest from day of sale. The purchaser
"gIse bond With two approved sors'les,
and mortgage Of the premises 70 The
Probate Judge, aud 20 pay the cost In casll,
or''f dtslrsd W tho purchuses, he may pay
the whole. |H's@
=, T. II. PAYsINGER, 9. N. Q.
May 10 0D St. ...
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RErERENCES ;

Bishop w. N. Wightman. 8. q; Col.
WIN. johnson. Charlotte N. G; Rev. T. D
Sommcra. Tenn. Hon. John p. King, Au.
gusta. Ga. Messrs. Geo. w. Williams b
Co., Charleston, S. O.; Messrs. Williams,
Taylor & Co., New York. ..
April 20 ~ ~.
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In thc District Court of the

In thc District Court of the
UNIFIED STATES. for South Carolina. May
lerm, 1860. In tie matter of John W. Mes
Cants, Newbcrry Cnunty-l'unkrupt. Petis
ti"n fur full and final discharge In Banks
ruptcy.
Ordc, ed, tl,rt hearing be had on the 18th
dav OF Juno, 1869. at Federal Court House in
Charleston C.. ;nnf that MI creditors 4 c. ,
"i sntd Bankrupt mpPcnr nr said time md
place. and shcw cause. IL my they can, WHY
the prtyer or The ncritinncr shnn'd not bo
Grante,t Aud that The end aud 81 meetings
If creditors Of said Bankrupt win b., held at
he .'f1lcc Of C. G. Jncgcr. Esq'r Re- gisirar
ri 81 !nn District. 5. c, on 10th day Of
June. 1869, at l2 m.
BY order Of tho Court, tho 1lth day Of
May. 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk District Court United Stutss.
May ID 20 st For South Curolina
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Our Wholesale Department,

A nico assortment ofprfnts, Blcached and
B.own Goods, just to hand. together with q
t4l' hne OF othcr Goods for tho Departpespt.
Mdy 10 % II '''T' ''" r. g. HHTvER.
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In the District Court. of the

In the District Court. of the
May Term. 1869 In tho matter of Willium
Summer, Of Ncwherry County - Banks
rupt. Petition for Full and fnat discharge
in Bankruptcy.
Ordereh. tl,at n hearing be had on the 10Th
day Of June, 1859, at Frdcrui Court Iiou. %
In Chnr'estDn, 8. G, and that all cred
it0rs. &c, Of said l;anKrupt appear u. .nr.
time nntl place. and shew cnnsc. If nny they
can, why The prayer of tho Pefti"ner should
not he granted. And That the End aud 81
meeting Of creditors OF said Bankrupt will
be held at the office Of c. G. Jueycr. E>q
Registrar Of third t3l Congressional District.
=: G, GU the 5h day Of June, 1869. at
l2 NJ. -. - ..' -
BY order Of the Court, tho l4th day of
May, 1860.
DANIEL HORLBECk,
Clerk District Cour, United States,
1ay ID ~ st. For South Carolina.
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IN THE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Newbcrry--In Equity.

-. Newberry--In Equity.
Helen n. Orosson, by her rex. freind, vs.
James II. Crosson, ct. al. Bill to
>. sell Land. &c.
: 1t appearing that James Al. Crosson, ono
Of the parties defendant to this Till Is ab.
sent beyond tho linits Of this State. On
motion Of Mcssrs Fair, Pope & Pope. Plain.
tiff = Solicitors. 1t IL ordered that said de.
fendant do plead. answer or. dcmur to said
I'LL within forty days from the publication
Of this order. or tile same will be taken pro
contesso against him. g..
: At Oha,nbers, | .. l.. BooZER.
Mny II, 1855.
May ~ 20 t.
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$50 Reward.

Tho nhovc reward will bo paid for the
recovery of FINE GOLD WATCH, Hunt
ing Case Chronom'tcr, Fnce broken, which
was STORM from my premises. Oh Saturday
night, Mny Sih. D. @. SUBER.
May 10 20 81. Kinard's Turu Out.
Lnurrns Herald copy.
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ROsemont Cemetery.

Purchasers Of lots in tho Cemetery who
hnrc md for the same, will get their titles
by calling on DR.. Gou,n. tho Tronsnrrr. The
lew who have not paid Tor their lots, are
most earnestly. and for the last time (t ia
to he hopcd) requested to meet their obi.
gatioha and get their titles also. The
grounds have been enclosed for their benc.
fit az well ns those who have paid their
dnes, aud they have met 10 part Of the ey-
penSGs.
A. c. DARLINGTON, Secretary.
May 10 20 If.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Ncwbcrry-1n Equity.

Jamea D. Clary, vs. Kay Button, Thomas
r. Wilson, and Pcrmelia Burton.
Bill for Relief, &c,
It appearing that Kay Burton and Per.
n,elia Barton, two Of the parties defendant
to this Bill nre absent beyond the II ils oil
this State. o. motion Of Mcssrs. Fair &
Pope, Plaintiffs Solicitors. 1t is ordered
that eaid defendants do plead, answer or
demur TO said bill IL forty dnys from the
publication Of this order, or the satne viii
he taken pro confesso against them.
At Chamhcrs, l.. BOOzER.
May l3, 1869.
May 10 20 If.
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Laurens Railroad.

Ud]co LAufen8 II. Il.
Laurens G. H., s. G. April 20. 1868.
On and after Tuesday. 18th Nav next tho
trains on This roud will commence running
and down trains on Grconvlle and Colum.
hIa Ilsilroad. at Helena; Having Laurens ut
5A b.. on Tuesdays. thursdays and Sat.
p,dayis. aud leaving Helena Ct i F.. n. on
ssnae days. J. B. gOWERSt
W." Bup4 l.. r. r
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Tho Great Pictorial Annual

Hoststter's United States Alma for lSc9, for die
tribution grat,s throughout the United States anda
civilized countries Of the Western Henisphere will be
published about the first OF January, and all who with
to the philosophy of health should read
aud ronder tho valuable suggestions 1t conains In adj
dtion to an admirable medical treatise the causes
prevention and cure great variety Of diseases,
embraces large amount Of information interesting to
the MERCHANT the mechanic the miner the farmer, the
planter, and professional man and the calculations
h.ve been fer such merd!ans and ATTITUDES are
suitable for co.pr.h...sv. NATIONAL
CALENDAR.
Tho nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects
of HosrETTER's eToMACH BITTERs. the staple
tonic and Alternative Of than half the Christian
world fully forth in Its pages, which a. 70 In
tersper.ed with pictorial Illustrations vansbe recipe.
for the household and farm, humorous anecdotes and
other and using reading mAtt.r original
and selected Among the Animals to sppsar with the
opening tho year. this will be Of the most useful
and may be had for the askng esnd for copies 10 the
Central Manufsctory Pittsburgh, Pa 70 the near
est dealer In HosTETTkks STOMACH BITTn6s. Tbs
BIT sold in ry city, town and village and
are extensively used throughout the entire eivilised
world. lnec2z-ddw-iW
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STATE NEWS.

-" Johnny. Green" we'll known Nus
quskee Indian, living in Marshall county,
Who was chief Of his tribe, died few days
ago. He Was about 70 years Of age.
MEMBER or School CHILDREN IN Iowa.
The number Of youth in tho State between
the ages of FIVE and twenty-one years, emit
tied to the benefit of public instruction, is
estimated to be 493 ,344. The number re-
posed January Let, 1868, was s72, s6o. This
shsws an increase Of 20,375, Or nearly per
cent in ono year.
Robert Mcintosh, one Of Davenport's
oldest citizens, and one whose reputation for
honesty and uprighsness in oil his dealings
has never been questioned, was arrested the
other day charged With arson.
Stamping and whistling BY heathenish
boys and young men, we'll nigh ruined an ex.
hibition by the High School at Upton last
week.
Six hundred live qua,ls were shipped
from Dubuque to Massachusetts, few days
ago. SO
Judge W. E. Miller, Of Iowa City, has
retired from professional life, closing his law
Office and selling his Office furniture.
Alfred Wrinsberg, . native Of Bavaria
but an old and well known citizen Of Du
bubue, Is missing. Suicide BY walking of
the ice into the river is the supposed cause.
The Dubuque Times ID responsible for
the following cat story: ut 10 cid cat haa
nine lives, but il the cat with % many is =,
tenacious with each Of them ~ cat of which
10 heard yesterday, she has long lease Of
life. Henry Ditmar, resident Of the Fifth
Ward, had large Maltese cat, 70 which the
family had become very much attached.
Early in November the cat was missing, and
search for Tabby, long and earnest, did no.
reveal her whereabouts. About that time
Mr.. Ditmar had fireplace in IN unoccu-
pied room bricked up, but he did not think
that Tabby vas in there until yesterday, when
the wall Was taken down, divulsing her cat
ship, and . sorry looking specimen she Vas.
We talk shout being - thin = rail or I
match, but these were nothing compared with
the cot that had served % long an imprison.
ment. You could nearly - through and
through her, The assh iron hse bones had near.
y oil wasted away, and she had % little
strength left that she could not get up. Hel
claws were worn down in scratching TO r.,
ont u her prison, and the solid brick showed
tho impression they had made spoa then,
Tabby vas to speak the delight shs fslt u
escaping death 10 say much in proprta per
sonG, hit ahs looked hss dslieAt il The sleoag
| ct terms. She Wa lifted up tenderly and
put u Bod. A snail quaasity Of milk NJ
fsa 4 Intervals dssisg Ne dry, end 30
Tabby bids fair to recover. Il il believed
the CO.. came down the chimney, and found
herself i 'tighs plaes" shortly s1sr the
hre line vas bsioksd sp, but the nan who
did IL work ~ notAisg Of Asr. Tabby, II
i npPossd. Va locked up without ! nofssl
Of fool iron IL l2lA day Of Novsnbss, leoe,
. tie lth day Of January, lsse-ssssly tvs
aoaths.
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uARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
ChiesRo Market.

C0Aco&0 0oFAet
By Telegraph CHICAGO Jan I.
Rlour-Dull and easier; demand almost exclusively ior
spring extras sales Of low to good spring extras
Il 3 2SOe 10; spring supers a S095.
wheat-Lo~.r; Mo sold down to u l2la, raliyinE
and clos,rs auiss At 81 ls1ex; No sold At 81 1s0
~. No s u 81 o48o.
Oorp-Quiet and lower; no grade elosid at leH; new
S3k.
Oats-Lght demand and lower. closing at 4es4.
Rys-Duil, heavy and lower bat one lot sod; No At
81 H. which Agure there were free sellers with
buyers.
DarIey-Dull and nominal At II 62
Highvines Dull At %
Meas Perk-FI,msr and soc higher; sales at 500 20 se
Or February and March ~ eash-
Lard-virm and higher, closing strong at -
Dressed Hogs-Good demand and 6rmsr; sales al II
1sAl1 So closng It IL all round.