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Of the note meeting concurrence Of
the great powers for the consideration
Of the internal condition of France,
and what steps are necessary to pre-
vent anarchy.
All reliable advices from the seat of
war show thai the Germans are seek
ing to surround Bazaine, and TO pre-
vent reinforcements from Paris Join
ing him.
CAPTURE OF A PRUssIAN VESSEL.
PLYMOUTH, Eng, August %, noon.
The French side-wheel steamer
Comette, was just captured by Prus-
sion bark of this port. Many spec
tatoFs gathered on the beach to wit
ness the operation. 7g q
LETTER FROM KING WILLIAM.
LONDON, August 22.-Berlin jour
mails print a letter from the King to
the Queen, dated Resonville, August
19, of which the following is an ex-
tract:
"About $50 pm. fighting ceased
gradually; without this 1 should
have acted as at Koeniggratz. Won
Room saved me this alternative.
The troops have performed miracles
of valor against an enemy equally
heavy, who has withdrawn by inches,
resuming offensive to be again re-
pulsed. 1 cannot foretell the enemy's
fate, and shrink from hearing our
losses. had designed announcing it
here, but / find, after some hours,
that / am without my luggage. In
fact, / have not been rid of my
clothing for 30 hours.
GLADSTONE PROPOSED AS REGENTloF
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 22.-The Daily
Neacs copies, with the approval of the
Economist, an article concerning the
Queens perpetual absence from the
seat of government, even in a crisis
like the present. The Nelcs goes still
further and urges that the Premier
Gladstone, instead Of losing his inval-
liable time in vibrating at the Queen's
pleasure between the extremities of
the island, be made at once Regent,
with power to perform the duties she
80 persistentIy deserts, though so
enormously paid to perform.
THE STERLING PATRIOTISM OF THE
FRENCH PEOPLE.
LONDON, August 22.-Subscrip ptions
as small as three francs are received at
Paris to the new national war loan of
one thousand million francs.
II is said that Prince Napoleon, af-
ter accompanying bis family to place
of safety in Italy, has returned to
France.
A Paris correspondent of the SsGya-
dGrd, says that the French, notWith-
standing their enormous losses in the
recent week-of battles, will continue
to fight for weeks, and even months
to come.
Minister Washburne continues to
act as diplomatic agent of the Prus-
sian government at Paris.
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PROFESSIONAL.
Diseases of the Lungs.


~ The failure Of the trsasmsns of
Asthma by medicines addressed to the
stomach, has created profound convic-
ton that it, like Consumption, is beyond
the reach of remedy. The consequences is,
that physicians and patients, too, gs1srs
ally content themselves with a mere ef-
fort to relieve the attacks, leaving un-
touched the root of the malady in the
lungs. Now, clearly, if we cannot cure
Asthma by medicines addressed to the
stomach, we certainly cannot cure
Chronic Bronchitis; for Asthma is moth
ing more than spasmodie Bronchitis.
This fact should therefore convince any
one that the treatment for this complaint
by the stomach is wrong, and not based
on scientific principles. Bronchitis is one
Of the most simple forms of lung disease
We are called upon to treat, and should be
amenable to the stomach treatment, if
any lung disease is. The experience Of
physicians and patients has abundantly
proven that, neither c5nswmptson, Bror-
chitis or Asthnsa are ever cursd by the old
mode Of practice, and, as a consequences,
a wrong opinion has grown up-that lung
diseases are incurable. t.-rr
But why must they be inc11rabIe2 How
do you know that it is not the fault Of
the treatment? We would like to know
upon what grounds do you assume that
the ordinary treatment is correct and the
best that could be adopted9 Why may the
failure not arise from the use of the
wrong medicines, or their improper ap-
pication? We're we to treat fsvers upon
a wrong principle, would we not fail to
cure them? We might as well assume,
from our failure to do so, that they, too,
were incurable. Ague was seldom cured
before the discovery of q1sisise. Aneurism
was seldom cured before the discovery
that we could successfully tie tie arteries;
nor was Smallpox prevented before the
discovery of vaccination. A few years
ago mercury was given in almost every
disease the physician was called upon to
treat, and seldom allowed patient to es-
cape from his office without puncturing
his veins and letting out portion of his
blood. This theory and practice was then
considered right and fashionable, and yet
we now know that it was so wrong as
often to cost patients their lives.
@v Call personally, If possible to do
so, tor examination; the treatment can
then be successfully conducted at home.
Otherwise, write for List Of Questions.
Address, @
JEROME PANCoST, ND,
65 Adams street, Memphis, Tenn.
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ported arrival, in that city, Of Empress
AFFECTING SCENES.

AFFECTING SCENES.
PARIS, August 22.-Profound en-.
thusiasm was produced yesterday By
the passage through the streets OF
American anbuIances going TO the
front. Every one remarked Their
Completeness and perfection Of all the
arrangements.
About one hundred priests, going
to the army as volunteer assistants in
the hospitals, yesterday marched
through Paris, carrying with them
their knapsacks. Crowds were deeply
moved by the spectacle.
APPEAL FROM THE FRENCH MINIsTER
s-E or THE INTERIOR.
PARIS, August 22.-The Co1lstitlt-
tiOnneL publishes a circular from the
Minister of the Interior to projects OF
the Department announcing orders
given for the distribution of arms to
the people from arsenalS. The Min
istry continues to arm without delay.
We are in crisis when all must come
forward for the defense of the country.
Influence the young by your patriot
ism and use every means to make
soldiers Of them.
BAZAINE CLAIMS TO BE VICTORIOUS
AND Is CONFIDENT.
PARIS, August 22.-In the Senate,
today, one of the Ministers stated
that after the suspension of news for
forty-eight hours the Government had
received a dispatch from Marshal
Bazaine, confirming his former dis
patches in regard to the affair of the
18th. After q battle of nine hours,
Bazaine held all his positions. The
Minister said that he could
not say more, but he would
affirm that Bazaine was full OF conf
dence, which feeling WIS shared by
the Minister of War. =
Some Paris journals having asserted
that the owners of the Hamburg,
an American steamship, had ten
dered their vessels to the Prus-
SLAMS as transports, the agents
of the line here publish state
ment denying the report.
THE GLORY OF PARIS DESTROYED.
PARIS, August 22.-The destruction
of the Bois de Boulogne has been
commenced; a lage part however,
has not yet been touched. Only those
portions near the wall of the city
will be cleared away. The ramparts
are strongly fortified with large can
non, and the forts are fully prepared
and the entrances to the city may be
closed at any moment by drawbridges.
1t is reported that in case of siege,
all strangers will be compelled to
leave.
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Railroad Conference.

New YORK, August 22.-The mana
gers of the rival railroad lines from
this city to the West, viii hold an
other conference at Saratoga to-mor-
row, at which Vanderbilt, Gould, and
others, are expected to be present.
An advance passenger tariff at an
early date, it is generally believed, is
already agreed upon, and it is stated
that there is fair prospect for an ami
cable division of business between the
three roads-the Erie taking live
stock and heavy freights and the New
York Central and Pennsylvania Cen
trail the bulk of the passenger traffic.
Live stock transportation between
Buffalo and New York, which has
been one hundred dollars per car all
summer, has been advanced to one
hundred and forty dollars, with pros
poets of still further increase.
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COTTON FACTORY
FOR SALE,
Or
Exchange for City Property.
BAY SPRINGS COTTON MILLS,
Tbs Finest water Power in the South.
BAY SPRINGS COTTON MILL:

TVdE machinery Is s1 new and now IN sue
Il cessful operation. This valuable prop
erty is situated In the southern portion Of
Tish omtngo county, Miss, twenty-five miles
sout Of Iuka, on the stage road leading TO
Fult IN and Aberdeen
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
Eight hundred acres of land covered with
fine timber; one large frame factOry-house,
81 by ~ feet, 81 stories, and 578 spindlesi one
large roOmy stOre-hOuse, with good cellars I;
ORe iirge frame carpenter shop; one large
blacks imith shoo; one large cottOn-shed and
wocl-carder; i've double houses, for opera
uyes, passage between; four single houses,
with shed attached: four single houses, with
out Sheds; one large mill-hcuse. with corn
and wheat mill; one large gtn-house: one
saw-m III, with new circular saw; besides
dwell g-houses, stables, lbs, etc.
A Is rye, bold and never-fAtling stream Of
water passing through natural rock canal
the 1e Il bank thirty feet and the right bank
twent, v-five feet high, Of solid rock. The sed
OF bot tom Is also Rolid rock; In fact, 1t Is 8
solid Ock canal, With capacity TO drive four
to ten fOusand spindles; in a healthy local
fSy, Wit b good road to Iuka; q splendid Or
chard eOf about three hundred choice apple
trees, al I'd a fine peach orchard.
Here is splendid opening for capitalists
to fnyea In the hnest water power in the
south, v -tth all necessary butldtngs On the
premises ready built. large enough for spin
ming or " eaving. or both, II desired. t
So TKz Ms LIBERAL. Apply to
D0NOHO, JOY CO.,
Re AZ Estata and Emigration Agency,
au3 "A Madison street, Nam PMS. Tenn
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Descent Upon the GambIlns RsIIs sfsara.

NEW YORK, August 22.--A Sara
foga special says that the descent Of
the police upon Morrissey's gambling
establishment ON Thursday caused
great excitement. The complaint
was made by members of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF the
village, and included every gambling
house in the place. No seizures were
made at Morrissey's Club House, but
an inventory was taken Of the tables
and gambling implements. Those in
charge were notified that they must
be delivered on Monday. This was
the complaint made against the
place. Momissey had the sympathy
of all the visitors at the hotel and
most of the town people, and couple
ofeenators, together with several in
fiuential men Of the village, including
minister, set to work and soon had
the complaint withdrawn. and the
house was open as usual In the even
ing, The Executive Committee of
the Christian Association are deter
mined TO eradicate and destroy all
immoral institutions Ia tho village,
| Twelve have already been clssed. !
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Twe outraass h New YORK.

New YORK, August 22.-Michael
Seanlon, United States assessor for
the third district, together with one
of his deputies, has been arrested on
suit of Jas. McDermott, for knocking
him down, kicking him about the
head and ribs and leaving him insen-
sible.
A German, who refused to give
his name to the public, was found in
Fifty-ninth street yesterday morning,
wounded with pistol shots in the
head and legs. He said that the OUT
rage had been committed by high
waymen, who had escaped. His con-
dition Is critical.
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Awful Scene u an EpIscopaI Church.

New YORK, August 22.-At st.
PauPs Church last evening, just as the
services were closing, there was a
scene of wild excitement, in eonse-
quence of a pistol shot in the gallery,
and a voice shrieked: "Oh my God, 1
am shot," The frightened crowd on
reaching the gallery found man ly-
in in one of the pews and bleeding
from a wound in the breast. On being
taken to the station house the would
be suicide gave his name as Edward
III. Maguing, and said he had been
driven to the desperate deed. by impe-
cupi0SitV.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Conflict of Authority.

NASHVILLE, August 22.-Two po-
icemen, from Columbia, Tennessee,
were arrested for enforcing the mu-
nieipal law of that place, in defiance
of the United States Deputy Marshal.
They were before Commissioner Gray
to-day for investigation, and bound
over TO appear at the next term of the
Federal Court
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Radicals Rlddina for the eerman YoLe.

PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-The
National Executive Committee of
the Union League of America to day
adopted a resolution sympathizing
with Napoleon, whom they denounce
as an unprincipled adventurer, des-
troying the peace of Europe for his
own aggrandizement. They request
subordinate councils to make dona-
tions to local German Aid Societies.
The Committee adjourned to meet at
the call of the Chairman.
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LeBeuf, the deposed French Gen
eral, is said to be in prison at Vim
cennes, under grave charges, relating
to the conduct of the war. What the
nature of the charges are cannot be
told, but it is difficult to account for
some of the movements of the French
army, on any other ground than that
Of treason.
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ITALY.

PRINCE NAPOLEON ON A MISSION OF
PEACE.
FLORENCE, August 22.-Prince Ma
poleon is here. His mission is to de-
mand mediation of Italy.
ITALIAN WAR FUND.
FLORENCE, August 22.-The war
appropriation of forty million laira
has passed both Chambers.
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A SECRET LEAKED OUT.

PARIS, August 22.-The Coestitlt-
tioneL has an editorial, evidently in
spected by the Government, review
ing the conduct of the neutral pow
ers. 1t says that Austria and Italy at
the breaking out of the war united
in a watchful neutrality, which, ac-
eording to circumstances might be
transformed into intervention.
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FRANCE.
sTRAsBoURe WILL BE DEFEND

sTRAsBOURG WILL BE DEFENDED.
PARIS, August 22.-Late advices
from Ernstein, town near Strasbourg,
say the Prussian army in besieging
Strasbourg caused the people of Ern-
stein to change the course of the little
river Ill, in that neighborhoOd, in
order to stop the supply of water for
the city.
The Prussians had appointed a
mayor for Ernstein.
The General in command of Stras-
bourg had driven out of the defenses
all who consumed army stores with
out affOrding aid.
SUSPENSION OF COMMUNICATION.
PARIS, August 22.-The Journal
O6icieI says that the Minister of the
Interior made a statement to the ef-
feet that the Government re-
ceived no dispatches from the army
of the Rhine for two days, on ac-
count of the interruption of tele-
graphic communications, he thinks
the plans OF Bazaine have not yet
succeeded. The heroic conduct of our
soldiers in facing an enemy of supe-
rior numbers, permits us to hope for
the success Of their operations.
The enemy's pickets have appeared
at st. DiZier.
The Journal O6icie reproduces a
circular of the administration invit-
ing the farmers and Others to store
their grain, ETC., in Paris.
NEW FRENCH CAVALRY REGIMENT
LYNCH Law.
PARIS, August PA decree was
published in the Journal O6icieL to-
siay for the creation of a new cavalry
regiment for the Imperial Guard.
In some provinces the French peo-
Die have recently attacked innocent
persons, supposed TO be Prussian spies.
The Government will take measures
Immediately TO prevent these outrsges
hereafter,
- EUGENIE AND NAPOLEON.
PARIS, August 22.-The GdtIlOis
says that the diplomatic corps now
meets daily.
The Journal O6iciel eontradicts the
report of the illness of the Emperor.
and says that he viii command the
Imperial Guard in the next great bat
| tie for the defense of Paris.
The fortress of Toui was bOmbarded
/ by the Prussians on the 10Th inst, but
was not seriously damaged. So sa
The Prussians have occupied No
zieres. lats
Bazaine is reported to be under the
guns of Metz. 7ia fe eH
The EpOoa, of Madrid, denies the 70
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PRUSSIA.
LETTER OF orrEEN v1croR1A.

LETTER OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
BERLIN, August pa letter of
Queen Victoria to the Empress Eu-
genie, dated August Is, relating to
mediation, is published. She regrets
her inability to mediate. She init
mates that it is an affair for the cabi-
net, and the cabinet thinks the time
inopportune.
BIsMARCK's REGIMENT SAFE.
BERLIN, August 22.-Bismarck's
regiment, which was reported totally
annihilated, has not yet been under
fire.
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MARKETS.

[BY LEG RAP HI

NEW YORK, August 22.-CottOn. sales 1873
bales; middltng uplands, 1870. Flour, S. IS
G6 40 for superine to western and State.
81 S7ai 40 for western white. Corn, S5taSOc for
mixed. Coffee dull. sugar. sales 900 hhds at
S9s5<c for Cuba Molasses dull: Rio 9991zc.
Dry GoodS-Market more active for all fab
RIGS, and prices steady. Augusta = brown
cott0ns reduced frOm I25zel to Ice; do q from
lg15 to Sc; Arapahoe tics rom IA to l31ze. and
Naumkeag colored and bleached cottons from
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BOWLES+The funeral Of the late e. P.
BowLEs viii take place this (rUESDAY) af-
ternoon, at O'Clock, from the Central Metho-
dist Church, Union street. Rev. Samuel Wat
son, DID,, and Rev. William Patterson win
ofaciate. Carriages in attendance at Holst's
and at the church. -..
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NOTICE.

TWIN COED STEAMBOATS, WANTED TO
Il run up White river and connect with the
Memphis and Little Bock railrosd at DeFsls
Bluff untl Anisaed, and tor twelve months
after the road Is finished to White river, 70
ran above DeValiB Blrn and connect with
rcn n1eke advan tage0us arrangements with
thfs company. Ths large amount % heights
going West. and tne prospect q low water,
~ ~ corapany, No. 81 south court street.
AMI b D. WILLIAAfss Gent eupt,
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Savannah.
;erelan.

doing; middlipg ne ASKED net receipts ls8
bales; exports coastwise, 708 bales; stock, l030
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TAKES EFFECT IURE z, 1870.

The train leaving Memphls ct ] Is !. m. runs
daily. The 4 90 am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through TO Louis
VILE without change. Elegant sleeping cars
phis TO Louisville connecting at Louisville
with through cars 20 oPhlladelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
Washington City and Boston. BerthR and
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket onace. 2a7H Main street. ..
- 1870 j. r. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAMES sFzEp, Ticket AseEt tels
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CHARLESTON, August 22-Cotton steady I;
uplands l7159I7sze. Sales so bales; net re-
ceipts, l65 bales; exports coastwise, lOSS bales;
stock, lbs bales.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

= ~ y ~'N1A A~''f
IS Adams street. Memphis. Tenn.
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LOUISVILLE, August 22-Bagging @Zas0c.
Cotton, Iniddlings, lS14c Flour, SIS IS. Wheat
81 COOL 20. Corn, CSC Oats. 47e. Rye 95c. Pro-
visions quiet. Mess pork S29. Lard, l81Sc. Ba-
con, l419gH1sdlS1zc. Bulk meats, 13lse l61 <tl
He. Hams, sugar cured, 2412(925c. Whisky,
92dS3c. Tobacco, sales n hhds at 81 T5d17(d
10 for trash TO medium leaf.
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Wheat, 95g96c for regular No 2; spring, cash,
9S1zc. Corn, 1z954c lower; 6734Q6s4c. Oats
19zSl5zc higher; 37@SH. Rye, 705z. Barley,
sI 05@l 0S. Highwfnes, 92c, iron. Provisions
unchanged. Mess pork SS. Dry salted
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Wall Street.

Wall street dull Share list on Stock Ex-
change weak and lower, while gold premium
remains steady. There was some vague ru-
mors of a bnll pool in gold. Foreign ex-
change dull; s1ss34 for prime. Money easy at
iG6 per cent on cuL Gold market duh and
steady; opened at EsS. fiuctuated at I51Sal5sl,
and closed at L55S9l51% Borrowing rate per
cent to fiat. Clearancss, slel, 900, ,0O0. Govern
ments duu. State bonds quiet; old Tsnnes-
sees, 63; new, 601A.
Stocks-Strong, though very little doing In
anything except New York Central and Long
ans Express, 81; Wells, IS: American 421S;
q s 4254; n. Y. g., %; do scrip, s05S; Erie Zzsz
Harlem. l31&; Reading, 9554; "A. O., llS5Z; nj.
3, s214; 1. O., I3o14; Pittsburg. l06; n. W., Sl<
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NOTrCE.

A LII RAIL schedule rates OF freight from
n Cincinnati TO Memphis. by Louisyill,
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BROOM,S OPERA HOUSE
gssssson street. near saain.l

IJeI61sUu 8IrosL1 lsaF lIaIu-I
CEAs. H H. RRooM-.--Lessee and Propristor
EUGENE 2. GOEMAN--.Acttug Stage Managpr
Pref FRAHK ARNoLD..Leader Of OrchesLT4
E%THrS STANDARD VARIETY THEA-
TER Is open the year round with powerful
and talenbed corps OF male and female ar
lists, presenting each evening a programme
replets with music, mirth and melody.
Admission. &c; Privats Boxes. IS. apr
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All persons desiring certificates of qualifiea-
ton will be required to be present prom pity
at O'Clock. Also. all teachers elected who
hold certificates granted Without examina-
ton and stand elected, are required, by reeo-
luton OF the Board at its last meeting, TO be
examined before their appointment as teach
ers. W. 2. MITCHELL,
]. g. BARBOUR
au23 fso1, m ffsaa
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SPECIAL N0TIcE.

NOTICE a hereby given that there WIN be
~ meeting OF the atockholders OF the
Memphis and Raleigh Springs Ratlroad COM
Memphis, Tenn. on THURSDAY, Septenabsf
!, lS79, for the purpose Of Erecting perma-
nens organisation by elec1tng q President,
Secretary Treasurer and Directors. In ac-
eordanee with the provisions OF theircharter.
p A. j. KELLAR
WM- +. HARDER,
A. p CURBY,
q - rH @ ]. M. COLEMAN
ua g1 sa ll VIM WALLACE, ef
,Sa.,,,,.,. .u..... an ,szo Committee
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GALVESTON, August 22-Cotton duh and
prices nominal; good ordinary, l59l51zc;
net receipts, 10 bales; stock, 5225 bales.
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.
WANTED.
F1T@e-C1aS9
MAIN STREET sTORE-H0USE
FOR RENT.

ONE Of the m0st promtnenf and central on
" the street.. suited foE the most extensive
the next twelve months, on early application
70 @ p ROYSTER, TREZEVANf CO.,
4 L GUToH, Rental AGENT 49, qua
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CLOSING Out at Cost !

A 135 Main street you can buy a so Weed
IA Sewing Machine for $50; Spring Bed Bot
toms for So; Bobinet Mosquito Bars and
Frames for So, and all other Furniture at
ufacturers' cost prices. auR
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SEPARATING coTTOH-GiE
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

OAN be gathered in the bou-huIls. leaves,
u stems and all The drop cotton and IN
opened bolls can be saved.
THE SEPARATInG CoTToN-aTN viii save al,
and gin It out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made from the SAM
held in the usual way, by the best gins now
in use
So send for circular
DOWDALL, PAGE & Co, st, Louis, No,
fyI8 Sole Maker.
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ciaOlnHatI,

CNCNNArI, August 22.-Flour SO OOa8 25
Wheat, 81 l2@I Is. Corn, 75@zsc. Oats, 40@45c
for new; old 5l95Sc. Rye, TSSS2c. Barley
Bulk meats, l39l5c; sides l5c. Bacon, l44e;
sides l79I754c. Hams, sugar-cured. 2q24I.c
Lard, l6sIc. Butter 2j4JOc Eggs lS0I7c