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Qulsr.-Ths morals Of this town v ould
seem 70 b n = very healthy condition, -
the Police Court has been distrsssinsly quiet
during the past week. Tho ssleoni mdSt
DO either doing very light business or
else selling better benzine; for not . soil
tsry D. D. has shown himself for fort
night. >'t>
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f1eaa91sr1t Dodr2.z 70, Sa ID IS; s9p,r. =
fence teaches those who use DR.. Morse's
Indian Root Pills that il is bsttsr to take
. medicine upon the first symptoms Of dis.
ease; that will surely restore health, than
TO wais until to- sqopplah4t hes itecons'
chronic. Use these pills in an cases Of
at!AAhousness, Indigestion, Headache, Liver
Complaint, Female Irregularities, 30. Get
tfe ometa Almanac from your storekeeper,
e eontains msehs useful informationt for the
lttS4d {&4:oSAs6 q stcent IF ou.ii res~ ill.
itg use Dr: Morse fhdian Root Pilla md
you will fndsthsm Of grest value: ~6oldsby
Deslerss a-s:9s7 ,S!S::s - ga ,ns4 ~.
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HohBsrEAD ClRoULARs.-We have print.
ed, in the form ola :iroular, tho substance
OF the homestead and presumption acts,
with the rulings made thereon, up to this
date. Orders for large or small quantities
PROMPTLY filed. =, - -,
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HELD FOE PosrAaE.-A letter address.
ed to
NJ. Wagner + Co., Marshall, Mich,
ID held at tho st. Cloud Office for unpaid
postage.
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The sum Of $50 vas appropriated to st.
Augusta, in addition 70 800 previously
given, to aid in building st43dks sez the
road from 81. Cloud to 6lssSxa;ssIa. 'e So
The sum Of 800 pppat1sppri.sed FROM
the Poor Fund TO John Doll to aid him in
taking his son to the Blind institute at
Chicago. ..~~ - "a; -. =
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|, The North american Review has for if
rt4years been Recognized .s1SSS standard
quarterly. Its reviews are able and i'm.
partial and it deals Iljasly with such mat.
tiers |as are tho subject Of thought and crit
isism among tie scholars Of the day.. Its
prospectus may be found in another DOL,
umn e ~ >'rHf~ .ssa1c
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FIRE AT MAINE PRAIRIE. -On Sunday
morning last tho house of Charles :Nsill,
at Maine Prair1s, took fire, AMI WAS burn
cd to the ground, together with the con-
tents. The fire probably caught from some
hndlin9s lying by the stove Loss about
$500; insured in the Republic for 5000
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Dss1RUC1lvEHR8 Hlblak t5iktRE,.
= rlfVaI:A s2slid8}n'4AH S3dit5s,a., : ~
HEAVY loss<f0 TazE rBusixEss
h PART OF THE TOWN.

-s1Fs
On Tuesday night . IRE was discovered
q the building eccspied'by T: G, Mcclure
store. The flames soon spread until |
W hasdNaRssstors.of Moore & Robson,
tely Bennett, carver L Co.. s. Fender
IsSt',, dg4 gq9ds.sand grocery store, and
pRupS Raats clothing, store, were en-
tiIsly destroyed; 4 The pontents sofg alk4x-
e0t M. McClurs's were principally saNe1s
thong in damaged condition. The. fire
NAght from defective aue in the store
TT mentioned.
p Lambs store caught fire three tfmss;2
but the flames were finally extinguished::ys:
s@sTS are unable to learn the amount of
- loss, or Of the insurance. Capt. J. 3. !
Vest informs Us :tAat he has xlsaA To, tn, .
amount Of ST., 900 on tho stocks. CO.
ss --~ 5Aess -
Ss>-1ttention il 'called to the Law cafsptat
EN-. Wright, a., who has estabA I'D;
HIMSELF in ilecessfal SprEs.ies u ,4li.s
l}1ce. All ba.ins.s satrsstsl 6 81 sasFs,
viii receive pzennp Iithful asteatielsL,
tlJos. eoyetts spssssf q s.ion>
! aI and stationery stssd il q 10 ksat 1a6,1
| :sthe Post oaioe. ~ g |. Mo. ssl !,
The Library Assou.sIon wins t 81
! nreday pat at th,xesidsne : sol 1lSiH
e:wsikAAkAs' e
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LECTURE "A letter received from Mrs.
Cady stsnton's agent states that Mrs.
Stanton will deliver lecture in St. Cloud
Monday evening March 2sth. .'opsn the
Door," viii be the subject. Place Of leo.
ture Will be announced next weak. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

.-,.rC - - = ; THE 80
CONFESSIONS OF an INVALID.
Published for the benefit Of young men and others
who suffer from Nervous Debility, ETC., supplying III
ns:ns e ,slscnre Written By one wh9 Yssea him
lyn,N 7. ia
~o44a+DRiVIsDQ1x YOU'VE MEN ON
w the Ruling Passion ii fthth I'D Early Man
hood, with Self Hs|p ln lie iring and unfortunate.
sent In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad
dress HOWARD association Box p, Philadel.
phia Pa vol1I.naa
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~ The Circulation Of The Journal
IL DOUBLE that Of any other paper
published In Northern NIinnesota. Lot
Advertisers rem ember this. !,
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-N.v-.sa s,.t.st VIII. 81 5.v,lry just
received at Mrs. Aliens stefe. ~ ~'---...
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sr,1~ All Kind. ii lob Printing. il st.t
n, gsrnsn> or Norwegian, ext6nted Il
this af6ee. Send in your. orders. .-.........s.
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- s..,&:!t'-*st1< I'll LICK q = = : :
TAkssiNo'7!1Iss!1 Rresh groceries At J. B
Mill.': eA*ai - ne si qshe sE Goods de-
h'ersa' ireSiPh +. c?st Ri; y = AZ part of the
city. ..;..%s.,.1I 'a' i u.lA I; .' =.
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POST OFFICE,

,: ]! ||!' Z; :::;::::;s:lgza;;:::'||'||E
AN. Mails close aams hours.
1 ! -, s: =: :; -:
cra pepirst d snd1y5
T e1espted 12k j: N. ~ 81 80
4 dayH e. Z. i. !, Mail ID ~ 49,
1aitet q and Wy 81 eaok To-
| s i * Z - RlI !! ]
Two Rivers and way-Dspsrts each Mon
II: II. NAH oioisssrs (: !! =
81. Augusta-ArriXes, " Adkledey and Sat-
9rday, at l P. NJ: DSsRsrts same days At
4's.9tsgg!!t4eds%asin,,.asi iaae.au-'
seuk Rapids-onee d.y:%. s.,
Day At Z Al! Xlr1i3sS d e Pekdsy @ At 8
,P.M. Mails close at 81 An.
! J. 6. WEST, P. NJ.
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We copy ~ follows:

SCHOOL FusD.-The March ssmi.aanual
spportionnsut Of the State school fund has
been mado. We copv "A follovs.
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sAuK GzsTnE The HesfM tells Of a
couple il Todd county who, not having a
license: and being unable Y fad = minister,
w:s: ;;s ss L.: sf's}98 s: S:<
sol.s. = .Ea6rV plots, ss.dji6y "nssolas.
Lahr, of this city,-give excellent satisfae-'
ton. One firm ia Sank Ce,Ase's6ld 300
worth last seasotf; : Wpad sdlsyet SEA.
$3.50 per cord: =" s.. ,t.gN ;asna
-we'n6licea ia!A:laeeas5as that Rev. r.
R. Creighton had been transferred from
the M. k%Sherch At SYYperisr Clty to that
at Taylor's Falls4s TAaa 1fNto1ttr;5 Of the
latter place, says its aid snnt & arrive, and
adds -. ~-~aeezA ;shnf,:saczs..
"ws isssstR!! 't!55st,hs SstSS]|sslass;:te se,
perisr to remain; yeaNfh ~ .ehdrch at
PHI; PHI PHI gs1 IL Il ssk ::
his sudden r5ssl3e not1o come here. As
change Il SIS. e .balf IS sss.mpt to to
EXPLAIN although numerous rumora' are
.aoat e 10 ;.ss =; :*' e. ~ :,
.:sssa' $4,000 ! .!1'- :,r s-asa .
NO mattsnf yoas haVe. been Imposed
upon ash :bsef d ::}aathef places,
60 to Coats sfresdaan's 3, wherssthes latest
add tenderSt meat cabe hsdm the mar
fket car always 10, :fosnda3 Ard. fainers
1ill do we'll to take theeilE stoek:xto the4
and set.hs h&aest n.rfetptiee Isl ~.
+, $4,000 Do1IARs-Worth Of fqrr:wented
F4t'sohalt.r's Drug store,~ sa,:;a e34si1
street. sehultsn has accepted tho sssnoy
for one Of the heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the. highest
st. Paul prices for good fars of ill deserip.
tons. Country storskee}srf and trappek,
will fnd it to their interest to give him I
call.' y: . ~ "a = ~ ~ =
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= :. MilwAuRaa, .A1rph 9!gos
whe.t-sts.dy .. se33s 6; :! corn, @e;: aidt,
- - - ss s:z - So caioAao, Msrsh s.: .
Wheat NJ: s4efSlNSos.'|2, 1e}c. q
Corn-steady At 800. ~ :. =; 40 y =
Oats-Nominal, 89s40c. .Gr
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Ith''N: r RlatFN ,3,toohtr,|, o., pprka
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.t-Personns requiring purgatives or pill,
should be- careful what they buy. Some
pills not only cause gripping pains, but
leave the bowls in.e torpid, costive state:
Parsons Purgative Pills will relieve the
bowels and cleanse the Mood without IN
jury to the system.
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Attention is called to the prospectus Of
the odd and Rsso,} 81 nSgasils established
with the present year. Its success thus
far has been marked; and sits permancncy
may be considered beyond question. The
editor, Edward Everett Hhle; is known as
aswFiter Of eminent ability.
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jt5sj IjW - "a ~ 1lk..S;iH s~..s
trade has az i! u ths isja.llkassta5jk ID:
CARS, I'll Sill sytspsl.t I{Aberich's. -
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J. AVfaBEa MARKET.
MEAT NARKET.

CORRECTED wEEKLT NJ COATS 1RkIxAN.
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80 Excelsior . ;i:s,
MONFHLY INA CANINE
,yt'aao3 or ri INV i Yon K, osr e
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TO .ts,Eyeryr Subscriber atoaoar FaPers
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: The '.Rxcelsiors is q 82,pages Mssai1ns
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good parposss snd endelyesss; !, U.s. Pas;ss.,::
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entertain ana stili, % faithful in preelaiat,,
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a. to charm even the most narhed No<eis
reader. ~ .srIH ,s@t r r. $50 ~ - 4 81
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Before buying your vat pep1sfxo to
AllsnN>eok store ant seeths splen-
lt Of all styles.
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I'VE OFfER-

THE dfiEAT PANIC CONT1nUts.
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LOCAL. =: NEWS

H We would respectfully request all
business men and Others vishing any kind Of
Job Printing, to call and ezassine our
e1tensivestock Of Ne,o Material, justrsesived
from tie East, before sending to st. Paulor
going elsewhere. Our Job Office IS no,c one
Of the best i" the State, and ~s do Wo,s
,shieh we will guarantee to BE- satisfactory
at Saint Paul Prices.
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J:E::WEsT; ,~e
:REALi ESTATE i AGENT l,i IN

: ST: CLOUD; MIMI, :" >:
Will Buy and Sell Real E.t.t. q,
Commission,
Ao'a.e Land Warrants and COLLEGE Scrip.
ray taxes, and transAet all buai-. =
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
REfEREHcRs.
GOV: WV: R. MARsHA11, St. Paul MINI
1x.1eF. =. At1Ir1, Philadelphi.. Pa.
non ): NJ. MoKELv1, St. Cloud. MINI
non' d. I. WELlEs, Minneapolis: MIN
81 :;
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- and navy tobacco, at
: 80. 2;5;14sf n. ill., /
FfsaEs] hHtE
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He IL also prepared to as iii Kinds If

? He Il also prepared to d; do iii Kinds If
: ~. ~ 5l;ca:::. si.!., -: x.,sS ;:
I'm, HrEEResAs1;c o 3 H0RK
JOB WORK AND .REPA1RENa.= doae
With madness and dispatch. 49,. !.
Being . practical workman for many
ysests he feels confident of his ability TO
please, He invites ~ TO give him call
and convince themselves that the above
are, 4actj. =. - ii :T,J. BONHAM. 8.
'!st. Clopd. AoH l6, 1862. :: !. s.:- yl2an1 :,
IT, -H .;'.DsA. M !
=, ~ 20 sgoits.>:sz eat r. 49,.
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Omcial Paper of.the City.
|mcial Paper OF Monongalis County
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a7@'7tVttgu!55 Kpes9es,s eu1tants, peaohes,
;cberrte,, epplea and raspberfiis; It Boyd's.
g. l.di..' ;.asa ssa1isnsal5ds.v;;. button,
Of athses saa' iausl t4stgqq rrttetas;;
@'* a.' Il Yrs Alli6fis h ss ,tose:
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-hFde !ts e1sry, At cost, at Mrs. Al
leA's beak store.
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The Library Assoust,on will Ut on
&nreday nAa& at th,xesidsne sof 1laiH
csw.IAjEs'
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The rate Was SO cents per scholar.
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: IEAa.c 1'9tA:1 = al1 AHsD.19. ~
4 90 iff-fs:t s&;'9 .=.--.. l., ~ S'sa
4RepnltaJ for *TsE Jouaxaa 4x4ess kapp, s1isS'
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ELECTION NOTICE,
A List of Judges for the August Elec-
tfOm 1870

Dist. /. Judges, Robert Sowell, Miles
Potts, John Fly. Receiver, John Nc
Knight.
SDist. 2. George Kennedy, Thos. Tired
way, John Morrison. Receiver, VIM.
Morrison.
Dist. 3. Harden Mayberry, Hampton
Legate, VIM. Fox. Receiver, Charles
Hdrdison.
Dist. 4. HI. o. Gillom, A. d. Bryant,
James Casky. Receiver, John T. Scrib-
ner.
Dist. ). w. B. Ramon, Joseph Love,
James T. Moore. Receiver, +. NJ. Gallo
way.
Dist. 6. N. Alternately, Matt Moore,
Wiley Embry. Receiver, Newton Rem
fro.
Dist. Z. Thomas J. Perry, J. B. Stock
ard, John N. Alexander. Receiver, Ru-
fus Thomas.
Dist. s. s. NJ. Neelley, H. NJ. Sullivan,
r. w. Estes. Receiver, w. M. Nealy.
Dist Q. William NJ. Fleming, William
Park, Thos. j. Crosby. Receiver, J. S.
Harris.
Dist. 10. Judges, Lafayette Anderson,
G. w. Mayes, James A. Fleming. Re-
ceiver, Preston Fleming.
Dist. IL. Judges, Montgomery Irwin,
Thomas Foster, James Howard. Recei-
yer, w. A. Alexander.
Dist. II. Judges, Green Ingram, Alex
ander Orr, Scott Stone. Receiver, F. M.
Ricketts,.
Dist. 13. Judges, J. H. Elicit, J. M.
Goodloe, Mumford Smith. Receiver, H.
Williams.
Dist. IA. Judges, NJ. Kinzer, Geo. Lips
comb, Samuel j. Strayhorn. Receiver,
r. N. Mcbride.
Dist. Is. Judges, L. A. Grimes, E. H.
Curry, Eli Akin. Receiver, Y. j. Pogue.
Dist. 10. Judges, s. Fl. Page, T. Noles,
j. J. Patton. Receiver, John l.. Isom.
Dist. IL. Judges, VIM. S. Adkins, ThOs.
Pigg, Henry Hudspeth. Receiver, Capt.
George w. Kinzer.
Dist. Is. Judges, John Addison, John
w. Kinzer, w. T. Johnson. Receiver.
James Cook.
Dist. 10. Judges, Reece Alexander, J.
NJ. Preast, j. NJ. Oakley. Receiver, b.
A. Nichol.
Dist. 20. hudges, S. j. Roberts, E. c.
Alexander, John j. Mangrum. Receiver,
George Dodson.
Dist. q. Judges, H. P. Leftwich, Jas.
p. Moore, F. J. Ewing. Receiver, l.. F.
Lanier.
Dist. p. Judges, w. w. Miller, John
B. Bunch, d. n. McMeen. Receiver, NJ.
Renfro.
Dist. 9. Judges, James Y. Hardison,
VIM. Hardison, A. B. Phillips. Receiver,
j. c. Park.
Dist. "a. Judges, George Barker, VIM.
Rumage, George w. Furgerson. Re-
ceiver, Henry johnson.
Dist. 25. Judges, Ezra Hardison, w. S.
Hurt, Capt. Ellington. Receiver, Will
lam Tisdale.
Voters will remember there is no certi-
ficate or tax receipt required.
[ will proceed to hold an election on
the first Thursday in August, 1870, for
Supreme Judge, Chancellor, Circuit
Judge, Attorney General, Justice of the
Peace, Constable, and School Commits
sioner.
SIMS LATTA, Shift.
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and the other eleven years old. The
Bishop was glad to hear these reports,
as he was very much in favor ofchfldren
Joining the church early in life. He said
he was an old sinner af12, when he join
ed, and DIR. Green was nine years ard
two months to day.
The Bishop sat down and DIR. Green
got up and said nobody had asked him
to say anything, and he wouldn't say
much. He did say some very sensible
things, however, as he always does.
the choir, Bishop McTyeire preached a
sermon from the text, "Let me die the
death of the righteous, and let my last
end be like his" These words, he said,
were spoken by one of the worst men
whose history is given in the Bible, and
spoken at time when he was preparing
to do one of the most wicked things ever
committed by man. He did not like the
idea conveyed in the words, anyhow
The idea was, not that he wanted to live
the life of the righteous, but that he
wished to live the life of the wicked and
then die the death of the righteous in
order to escape the punishment brought
on by the bad life 1t was SO now with
great meny people The sermon was
worthy of the occasion, the subject and
the speaker. -
Ats o'clock Rev. w. II. Hughes, of
Mt. Pleasant, preached an eloquent and
feeling sermon, and at night Rev. MIR.
HAYWOOD did the same. We always
thought DIR. Green was the only person
that knew exactly how to talk to chill
dren, but Mr. Haygood knows how too.
The Bishop thanked the people for their
hospitality to the ministers and others
from abroad
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DIR. VIM. III. TUFTS Improved Hail.
Dye. - .sst
This Dye Is warranted superior to any
ever discovered for 'imparting a beauti-
ful, natural Black or Brown Color to the
Hair. 1t is warranted not to injure the
hair. It's effect is in tantaneous.s Any
one can'apply it. 1t preserves and beau
titles the hair. The BARRIERS universal
ly pronounce it the best, because it takes
less time to dye. Because it imparts a
natural color. Because it does not stain
the skin and bed linen. Because its ap-
plication is so simple.
MCKEssoN & ROBBINS, Wholesale
Druggists, write-"Send us Five Gross
more of your improved Hair Dye. 1t
meets with ready sale, and is taking the
place of all others. The most fashiona-
BILE BARRIERS and Hair Dressers in New
York use no other Hair Dye but TUrT's."
Prepared at the Laboratory of WIN. ii.
Tut & LAND, 29i Broad Street, Au-
gusta, Georgia. june17y1. .-,...
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Good Time at Spring Hill.

Last Sabbath morning was rich in sun
shine and suggestive of shade trees and
palm leaf fans. 1t was pleasant travel
ing in the early part OF the day, however,
and the various roads leading into Spring
Hill were sooI alive with men, women
and children going to the big District
Meeting at the NJ. +. Church. 1t was
expected that Bishop McTyeire and 9TH
or eminent preachers would preach on
the occasion, and that Rev. Mr.. Haygood
would deliver lecture to the Sunday
School. Before ten o'clock the church
was full of people, and the lecture was
given first. Rey. Mr.. Haygood's text
was, "Jesus went about doing good"
He spoke in such familiar and impress
i've manner that we doubt if the little
children will ever forget what he said.
The fruit of the seed thus cOwn in the
hearts IF the children in the morning by
him was reaped by DIR. Green at night
when he received a number ofthem into
the church. The lecturer said that men,
women and children should not only do
GOOD. but like the Savior go about doing
GOOD: and that a large proportion of this
doing good was found in little things.
After the lecture DIR. A. l.. z. Green said,
aBisbop. amt yon going to tell the chill
ldTen bowdy?, The Bishop wanted TO
SING Int the Doctor wanted hhn to talk
to the children, which he had TO do, as
pr. Green is in the habit of carrying his
points. Bishop McTyeire wanted to
know of Rev. II. u. IRVINE the fastor
in charge, what was the ageyI the young
est member i'm his church. The answer
was, about fifteen. He asked the same
question of Rev. Mr. Goodloe, of Guile
Iol<a, and Rev. MIR. Willcs answered, we
believe, about seven years old" Inc
Bishop said he was more delighted with
the church at Culleokl than elsewhere,
because they had more young members
tian any other churoh of the same size,
tiat cs''Feh having 2 children. Mr.:
Thompson, Presbyterian minister, am
swered 10 the same question, one nine
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COMMERCIAL.
GENERAL MARKET.


The cotton market very dull and still
declining, but little offering.
Corrected Weekly by Lipscomb d Bros
Groccrs and C0mmissfon Merchants,
East side Public Square.
BACON--Hog round ISL to IA in demand.
BRAN-sl 8 per 100 lbs. ...-
BUTTER-Scarce.
BEEsWAx-25cpe per ID.
BAGGING-&tO3Scp per I'd. .f
BEEF TONGUES-Fresh Soc. Dried 81 90
None in market: ss+
S SSEs hs ds%aad e. Pc so g.! ss.hel
CANDLES-20c per n
CHFFEE-0 to sc per n.
DD RS ~ supply new cheese % cts.
EGGS-15c per doz. and in demand.
FLOUR $3.50 per l00ibs. Tennessee Flour,
Royal Rose" super Fancy none in market.
FRESH BEES to lOc.
BEHRING'S North Carolina)-s9 per bl.
HIDES-Green SC. Dried 10 tOI2
IRON TIES-lOc per n.
LARD-ll to lSc. s.
MACKAREL-No l $50; NO. s2,75; No
MOI MoIAssEs-soc to SIS.
NAILSIs5H to S6H per keg.
OATS-None in market.
ONIONS-40 to 75c per bushel; no demand.
PEA NUTSsl,2 5 tos1, so per bu.
POULTRY-Chickens 20 to &c.
ROPE-Best Green Leaf l2%c,
POTATOES-Irish Potatoes, Ear!y Rose
s. per bu., Goodwin a per bb!, Whitesprouts
81, Peach Blow $3.50, Neshanoc 500.
RYE-75c per blu.
RICE-best 9. Z. IT..
SUGAR-l5 to 2c.
STARCH-10 to I2Ic.
SODA-l0 to l5c.
SALT-S4.O.
SHOTS D per bag.
SHAD-Virginia, $40 Barrel.
SEEDS-ClOver, IL 90 per bushel. Timothy
81, Hungarian 1915, Millett 80
SHINGLES-Yellow Poplar, S, 30 per thou.
TALLOW-Sc.
WHISKEY-Sl0 90 to So 90.
WHEAT-75 to CSC.