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Tbs New York RaIIrnad nl,asisr.

ALBANY, February 1.-THE Rail-
road Committee of the General As
sembly commence on the 18th to take
testimony in regard to the New Ham
burg disaster.
New HAMBURG, February IL
Geo. Polk, a submarine diver, made
two descents at the wreck trying to
place grappling5 on the locomotive.
The engine lies on its side but the cab
is entirely gone. The diver found a
bundle Of some kind and on touching
it felt button. The bundle was too
heavy to raise, and is supposed to be
the body Of a stranger who was with
the engineer. 1t is thought the en-
gine will be raised this afternoon.
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Ron-RssIdsHt Notice.

no. sgfg. o. r. DIN the Second Chancery
Court of Shelby county, Tennessee IF. Sar-
ran & co. vs. John O'COnner. -
TT appearing from the supplemental blil OF
L Thomas Ryan, dled In this cause, that +.
Rarrau and Felix Frteburg, composing the
6rm OF F. Sarran & Co, are non-residents o.
the state OF Tennessee ans residents OF en-
cinnati, ohtO:
IT'S therefore ordered, That they make their
appearances herein, Ef the coErt- house OF The
SECOND Chancary Court Of shelby county, In
the city Of Mem phia, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday In April. lall, and plead, an
sWer or demuF 70 supplemental bill OF
ThoHaas Ryan, or the same viii be taken for
cor fessed as to them and set for hearing ew-
parte; and that copy OF Lhis order be pub b.
fished ones week, for iour successive wsal1s
IN the Memphis appeal.
This lIth February, ISL.
A copy-attest;
D y. I. STEWART, Cler1. aud Master
By @. BELcHER, Deputy c. ana n.
J. Z, MeFarland' Sol, for Ihcs. Ryan, fal2
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Nnn-RasIdsnt Notice..

No. l98, N. r. DIN the Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, Tenn sssee.-John
". Ward vs.. John Dubois.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to In thia
II cause that the defendant, John Dubois %
q non. resident OF the State OF Tennessee and
a resident and citizen Of ths Etute OF Ohio.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make bis
appeal anoe herein, at the court house Of The
Second Chanesry Court Of shelby county, In
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
hrst Monday in April, ls7l, and plead, ar
same viii be taken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing expRrte; and that q copy
Of this order be published once a week, Tor
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis Ap-
peal. This February II, ls7l.
A eopy-attesti
MD. Il STEWART, Clerk ard Master.
By q. RELCEER, Deputy Q. and n
VI. g, Rainey, Sol Tor comPpt feH
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LOUISVILLE, February 11.-At one
o'clock to-day, "F'ish Henry" long a
prominent restaurant keeper in this
city, in getting into street car, at
the corner O. Fourth and Jefferson
streets, missed his footing and fell un-
der the car, which passed over his
body. He died in few minutes.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, February lin the
Italian Chamber to-day SignOr Lou
sea said that the rumors of the enroll
ment of troops by the Papal authOri-
ties, are at least doubtful and also re-
ports the gathering of suspicious in
dividuals at the Vatican. Any move
ment of the sort will be promptly
suppressed and punished by the gov
eminent
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Heavy Suit.

New YORK, February 11.-Suit has
been commenced by George B. Davis
and other victims of abscOnding Col
lectOr Bailey against the publishers of
the New York Times for damages
fifty thousand dOllars-fOr an alleged
libelOus article, published while Davis
was in Jail awaiting trial on a charge
of perjury in a criminal prosecution
against the ex-CollectOr. The article
charged Davis with committing arson
in Montreal, while holding the posi-
ton of deputy Fire Marshal of that
city. Raymond and Opdyke were
Bailey'5 official bOndsmen.
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WASHINGTON, February ia
meeting took place to-day in the
Supreme Courtroom to- make some
provisions for the family of the late
Chief Justice Taney-AttOrney Gen.
eral Akerman, Chairman; Mr.. Mid
dletOn, Clerk of Court, Secretary.
Addresses were made by Akerman, /,
Attorney General Evarts, Senators
Carpenter and Edmunds, and Repre-
sentatives Garfield and Potter. Blair,
Evarts, Carpenter, Carlisle and Solici-
tor General BarstOW were appointed
a committee to carry into effect the
object of the meeting. Large sub
scriptiOns were made.
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CONDITIONS oF PEACE

The prOlOngatiOn Of the armistice
depends entirely upon the temper OF
the French Assembly toward Prus-
sia's demands in regard to the cession
of territory, the money indemnity
and the dismantling Of French forts
on the border of Germany.
The brig Gen. l.. Bowen has arrived
at BOulOgne, laden with food for
Paris. She is the first American YES
sci which has visited that port for ten
years
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dc CInoInnail sOulhern RaIIread.

CINCINNATI, FEBRUARY 1.-THE
Board of Trade have adopted a resO-
luton demanding National legistiOn
on the Cincinnati Southern railroad ,
and appointed a committee of seven
TO proceed to Washington and apply
to Congress to that end. The GeOr-
gia commissioners were present and
addressed the meeting.
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The United States steamer Tennessee.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE
bark W. E. Anderson, Captain w. H.
G. DrummOnd, from Prussia, reports
that on January 19, while blowing a
strong gale and heavy sea running,
passed q large bark-rigged man-Of-war
steamer standing southwark under
close -reefed topsaiIs, in latitude Sc,
longitude y 80 west, steaming slow.
The captain is sure the steamer was
the Tennessee.
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DIED.

CLARK-At New Orleans, October q, 1870,
WILLIAM CLARK, In the list year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the FAM
ily are respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral, from the residence Of o. @. Wood
ward, l45 Second street, this SUNDAY after
noon, at 3 O'Clock. Services by Rev. Dr..
Whit.
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TOLEDO, OHIO, February l1.-An-
drew J. BaudeT, convicted Of man
slaughter (murder OF his wiie) was
to-day sentenced to ten years impris-
OnmeDt.
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Hard on whisky Shops and Good for WOasn

ST. LOUIS, February 1.-THE State
Senate yesterday passed a bill ex-
empting the property Of the wife in
executions levied upon the husband.
The Kansas Senate yesterday passed
bill giving any person the right to
sue for damages one who sold him
liquor, and to sue the owner of the
building in which the liquor is sold.
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The Pal Mall Gazette, neticing the
TACT that marriages are sometimes per-
formed in railway trains in the United
states, observes: s'It becomes a ques-
uon whether in this country the fune-
raj service might not with prOpriety
be performed over the passengers in
the Waltlng-rOOm of the stations be-
fore the departure OF the trains on
some Of our principal railways.''
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Iumusd too Far.

CINCINNATI, February ia man
named Eli YOuba was found along
side the railroad track, near Mansfield,
in this State, on Thursday last, fatally
injured. 1t is supposed that he had
Jumped from a railway train.
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HITE Z CORVVlNlE
JOB PRINTERS
a Union St. Appeal BuildlHgu

ErWe take pleasure in stating 70 cur pat
rons that We have removed oar JOB Printing
Establishuent to No. "A Union street. Appeal
Building, where we hope to see our old cua-
tomers and IS many new ones sWm exam
me cur work aud prices. We are now pre-
pared % do AL kinds Of Printing and Bind
ing on The most reasonable tsrmIA
our stock Of Cards. Rmheaes, ana esp
Papers Is complete.
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FUNERAL NOTIcE.

GRANT.-The friends and aequaintances of
Lewis S. Grant are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of his wife MARY E., from
his residence, corner Mil and Seventh streets
Chelsea, this SUNDAY afternoon at 8
O'cInolr
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nlah Of Hanrf nIaaasn

NEW ORLEANS, February 11.-Chas.
]. DelOmel, Professor Of French at
st. Theresa school, fell dead Of heart
disease TODAY.
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RpIfe SaundeFs and Clarke and saxler

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February H.
Colonel John Baxter recovered judg-
ment to-day for $27, 900 in an action
for libel against Saunders q Clark, ed
tors and prOprietOrs Of the Whig and
Register.
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A NEW idea for statuary has been
given 10 the world. Every now and
then we hear Of bodies that have been
committed to mother earth, so many
years ago, coming again TO light. pet
rifed. The last case is that Of
Mrs. Nancy Biggs, Of Milford
county, Ohio, who was buried fifteen
years ago. She was lately dug up for
the purpose Of removal, and was
found to have partially turned to
stone. When buried she weighed one
hundred and eighty pounds; when
eXhumed, about seven hundred.
Now, says, some genius, why not
mark these petrifying localities, and
plant dead heroes, statesmen, divines,
or others, whose forms we wish 10
transmit 70 pOsterity, in appropriate
attitudes, and let them petrily2 Then
dig them up, and set them up: saw
ing the cost Of stOne-cutting, and add
ing % the meritOrious deeds OF the
statues lifetime the last, Of ''seulping''
himself
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CUBA.
MTIITARY OPERATIONS.

HAVANA, February 1O.-MisitaTy
operations under orders Of Captain
General Valmaseda began January
oath. Since then $50 persons have
surrendered in distant colonies, 200 of
whom were able 30 bear arms; 1000
at Cinc0 Villas, mostly women and
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HOME DISPATCHES.
Suicide.

DETROIT, February 11.-A farmer
named Goodrich committed suicide.
He hung hinselfin his barn at Grand
BLANC. Yesterday.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

A FTER the 18th OF February, I511, viii
"a issue DISTRESS WARRANTS against
personal property % satisfy tax nov due on
real estate. j wish every delinquent tax
payer to see this notice before the time comes
TO place the warrants in the hands Of an Of
ncsr FELIX W. ROBERTSON.
feg gitv Tax Col1e-for.
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DETROIT, MICH, February 1.-THE
CustOmhouse block, on the dock, was
burned this morning. Loss, $40, 900;
insurance, $50, 900.
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Agents wanted to seut
LIFE AND CAmPAIehs Of
Gen R. E.LEE,

Iarrrs D. 1LuCAEE, Jr., Of va
ls etanasrd biography o...l3 81 - ~ fls SrIs Of
@ s-- n ~ s5piss alreadyi ssl sen. ~ ~ -re-l-
a ,ijrsss NATrosIAL FukLl-i--- ~ fET
mis- Tenn
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4 OTTERY.-OMeial drawings OF the Mis-
IL souri, State Lottery. CLASS y.
86 43, 81, %, 70, 81, Al, 63, IS, %, Y, 10, g.
CLASS ~
6S, 9, 20, 40, 81, 49, 50, 65, II, Y, 70, "a, 81
Prizes from 500 10 $50 600, paid IN money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by ]. y. FRANCE,
4g1S North Court street, Box ~, Memphis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER a CO., Man
ayers St IsOuiB. No. fsbl2
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SWITZERLAND.
FRENCH PRISONERS.

BERNE, February 1l.-Count Bis
marck has refused to negotiate with
Switzerland for the return to France
of the French prisoners detained in
this country,
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BELGIUM.
SENSIBLE FOR ENGLAND.

BRUSSELS, February 11.-EchO du
PqTLemeat says the British govern
ment has advised Prussia to arbitrate
terms Of peace with France, in order
to secure a collective guarantee from
the great powers Of Europe.
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MARRIED.

BROWN-WOLNERHOU Thursday
evening last, at the residence Of Mr.. A. Say
Ter, by the Rev. Mr.. Richards, Mr.. LUCIAE
Brown to Miss LOUISA WoINERHoUsR, both
OF this city,
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FOREIHN

LIVERPOOL, February II, 2s3O pm.-Cotton
steady and In moderate demand; middnng
uplands, 75Sd; middling Orleans, I'D; to ar
rive, 75E9754d; sales, 10000 bales; stock afloat
5lS,CO0 bales, OF which 4O0,O60 are American
BTeadstutfs quiet; new corn, 35s Sd. Advfcas
nom Manchester are less favorable, which
causes dullness In the cotton market here.
LONDON, February II, $50 p.m.-COnsOls,
g26 Bonds tirm; United States coupons, as
sl5s; do. old 65s, 903s; do. SIS SOS; do. l0-40s
-eX-dividend- stocks firm; Erie, l85< /;
Illinois Central, lO9; Atlantic, 2s5<
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trust Sale.

u virtue Of a trust deed made 70 me on
- the 8lst day OF December, 1888, and duly
re gfstered in the Registers ONCE OF Shelby
county, ia book No. 49, pages 81, ETC., 10
which reference iB made,l win, as Trustee,
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Saturday, ths 4tb Day Of Haruh, 1871,

Saturday, ths 4t5 Day Of Aar8h, 1871.
In front OF the sherif's once, on Second
street, in the city OF Memphis, shelby CJuulF-
Tenn, sell az public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, al the right. title, Interest
and claim that Hugh L. BrtnkLsY has iD and
70 tbe following real estate. lying and being
In shelby county Tenn t0-Wit: Lot 3is.
three hundred and forty mine. on the plan U.
the city OF Memphis: situate on the east
side OF Court square, at the southeast corner
OF the intersection Of Court and Second
streets, having front on second street Of
8754 feet, more or less and running back Li57l
feet between parallel lines 20 an aIey-
Also, DY virtue Of one OEner h--a issued
from the same court In favor Of b. NCbrlle q
Co. vs. Hugh /. BrinkIey-Iudgmsut 5L55l
court cost szl-L viii, at the same time ana
place, sell at public auction, 20 the highest
bidder. for cash, all the right, title, interest
and claim that Hugh l.. Brinkley has I'm and
to the following real estate, Eo-Wlts Lot NO
two hundred and my 1851 on the plan OF the
city OF Memphis, on the south side of Court
Squsre. Also, lot No four hundred guu
eighteen on the plan Of said city s1tugte on
the southeast corner or Monroe and Third
streets. Also, lot No. three hundred and
ninety T390l on Ihe plan Of said city, situate
on the northwest corner OF Concord aUl
Third streets Also, lot No three hundred
and ninety-thres 1881 on the plan Of said
city, situate on The northeast corner OF Con-
cOrd and Third streets. Also, lot three hun
dred and thirty-siL 1851 on tbe plan Of aid
city, situate on the east side or Secull o. street
between Washington and Adams strEeLs-l. .l
in shelby county, Tennessee. sale I'm legal
hours. February ID, ISL
MARCUS y WRIGHT sheriff.
By GED. R Powell ID. s. SHELBY county
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February ll-BagglRg- moth
ing doing Cotton quiet and firm; middllng,
1554c Flour quiet and hrm; extra family,
s5 IS. Grain firm and demand fair; corn in
good supply. Groceries firm and in light de-
mand. Hay dull; choice, so. PTOYisiOns
bacon, 849l28l25a; bulk meats, 85S9u@llLc;
hams, sugar cured, Ice, and plain, 15c-all
packed. Whisky, SIC. TObacco-sales OF 81
hhds AZ SO 7596 50 for trash to low leaf, and
sl09& 50 for medium leaf to medium bright
wrappers.
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MARDI cRAs.

o PECIAL tickets at $40 for the round trip to
- New Orleans and return-goOd from Feb
ruaFy 18th to 26th, both days inclusiVe-Wtll
be sold by the Mississippi and tennessee
Railroad
Mardi Gras OccU IS on the 2lst OF February,
and the tickets viii be good tn the following
Sunday. For further Information and Tor
tickets, apply to JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent,
2715 Main street, or TO
C.P. OAKLEY, Gent TrHzt Ag't,
FfeB Miss. and Tenn. Depot.
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ST. LOUIS, February ll.-FlOur in active
demand and advanced lO9l5o on old to low
grades, which are scarce; supeTfne winter.
IS seas So; extras S. 75G6. Wheat hrm; No,
Minnesota spring, 81 3; No. red fall, 81 Is.
Corn nrmer; mixed in bulk across the river.
47c; yellow, SOC Oats better; No. 2 5IILo
Rye higher at slGl U2k. Whisky-nothing
done Mess pork firm at s23. Dry salted
meats strong; hCulders, buyer for month 81
Quincy, Ill, 6ci clear sides here, lOEalIc:
sales for nrst half OF March at NE bacon
firm at 10, u and l2z3c. Lard-prims steam at
Quincy, lz54c; Jo6btng lots here, l21z9l2Sfc for
Cattle unchanged.
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WALL STREET.

NEW ORLEANS, February lL-Corn hrmer
al I0,g72c. Oats easier at 6Ig68c Bran, 81 leo
I 10. Pork drm; mess, S24 Bacon easier al
l1<9l254@l3s. Flour, hay, lard, sugar, mo-
lasses, coffee and whisky are al unchanged
at yesterdays quotations. Cotton active and
unchanged; sales, l0,5O0 bales; middlinE, AK
9l41<c; receipts, 1897 bales; exports, to fer
eign ports 75ll bales, aud TO New YORK 1921
bales stock 253 369 bales. Sterling, 2lsI
sight y discount Geld IIl5<
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ROTTERDAM, February 1.-THE
capital for a new steamship line to
New York has been subscribed and
two steamers will be built for the
service.
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PRUSSIA.
THE ARAIIsTICE.

BERLIN, February 1.-THE RreUs
ZejttGlg says no decision will be made
as to the prolOngatiOn of the armis-
tice until it is seen what the chance is
Of a French National Assembly.
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Menken Brothers
Corner Main and Court Sts.
NOTICE.

TTHE Taxpayers OF the 70 urtaenth Civil
District, Shelby county, Ie m, are hereby
notified that have opened ltOoks and pre-
pared printed blanks for the purpose Of as
sessing the Heal and Person AZ Properly in
said district, for the year IS n. at my once.
No. 81 Monroe street. In conn &c ltiou with the
above, my assistants viii canvass Is the district
for the purpose Of taking the Scholastic Cen
sus white and black, Tor the cur rent year, Of
all children between the ages Of six and
eighteen years. 3. A MOORE,
les Assessor and Gen. .gug Ta1Ier.
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CnNrTE - PARIs

VERSAILLES, February 11.-Strong
belief prevails at Prussian headquar-
teFs that the French Assembly will
frame the Provisional Government
with Count de Paris President, and
provide for a future plebiscite on the
question of a restoration Of the Or
leanists or the establishment of a Re
public. Due d d'Aumale has less chance
than his nephew
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sHERIFFS SALE

DY virtue Of a d-fa issued by the Clerk Of
ID The First Circuit COurt OF shelby county.
and TO me directed In favor OF George slack
burn & Co. rs. Hugh j.. EleT-iudEus s1r
aA.s8 2a. cuurr ecst s. cauLs-L vii On
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COL. JOHN ESTEN COOK,
AUTHOR OF
Life Of StsnsWall laoksSH, Surry Of Eagles
Nest, Etc, Etc, Etc.

WRITTEN WITH EXFREss APPROVAL. OF GEN
LEI LARGE OCrAvOl ELEGANTLY BOUNDi
Two FINE STEEL-PATEs OF GIN. LEI ONE
FINE sTEEL-PLATE OF GENERAL Jackson Z
TWELVE FULL-PAGE BATTLE ILLUsTRA-
TIONsl TWELvE DIAGRAMS OF BATTLE, FULL.
PAGEl TIE STANDARD" BEYOND QUEs-
TONI SALE UEPRECEDEETEDl
81 Orders received by Rgents, or MessrE.
Boyle & Chapman, 2g1S Main street
Posfsisely not iH ne trade.
fe9 ID. APPLETON s Co, Publishers.
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HEW ApYERTIsEMENTs.
wASnuIc NoTIcE

A SPECIAL communication Of lsa- G
"A dOrs Pike Lodge Of Adoption wiz ~
be held at South Memphis Han Ou/WN
MONDAY evening, al ~ O'Clock.
Ali members are requested To be present.
fei2 j. 81 PET FIGRFW ". n -
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FRANCE.
ANOTHER CALAMITY TO PARIS.
.RIUlpH OF REPUBLICANS.

BORDEAUX, February 1.-THE de-
partments Of Charante, Hautz Alps,
YOnne, and the the cities Of Dion
and TOulon have elected Republican
candidates for the Assembly. The
cities of Nantes, ChalOns and Auch,
and the departments of Crenz, Dor
dOgne, Mayence, Vendee, Halgar-
rome and Loire have chosen either
conservative, moderate OF liberal
Union candidates.
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CINCINNATI.

CIECIEEATI, February ll.-COttOn quiet and
unchanged; middlings, 4%C. Flour In fair
Wheat in fair demand and advanced red,
81 S39l IS. Corn in good demand at full
prices; ear, 50ci shelled, CSC Rye drm. Oats
advanced; No. 2, SOC. Barley unchanged
Pork quiet and unchanged; so asked, but no
sales OF importance. Lard quiet and weak ;
sales OF steam At l21fc, and kettle at l25SC, but
mostly held &c higher. Bulk meats Quiat
and weak; shoulders, S5s885{c; sales OF zoo
600 lbs sides for the East al lg5z8llc. Bacon
shoulder dull at 95Sc; sides sdYaucs 70;
sales at ll54gl25zc Tor clear rib and clear
Whisky, sc.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-03-15
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
Name changed from La State Seminary >
BATON ROUGE, La
Founded aud Supported by the state OF
Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,

NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress, will close last Wednes
day in Jane, 1870. The next session VIII
begin first Monday III September ueXt, ana
will continue ten months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of full corps of able Instructors
in all branches of Literature and Science
usually Taught in the best Colleges and
and Universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces II Preparatory and an Academic
Department. including Il Literary. Scieli-
tifc and Optional Course, Special Schooi
of Civil Engineering and Commerciai
School.
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
VIII selected and valuable. The Geology
cal and Neurological Cabinets, etc, the
largest and most complete in the South,
embracing the extensive collections of the
| late Colonel WALES, of Mississippi, and
the Cabinets of the Typographical, Geo
logical and Botanical Survey OF Louisiana
ADMISSION
! Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years
J of are. who know Arithmetic, English
Grammarand Geography.
EXPENSES
OF every kind, except clothing, TOR tel
months, $3.50; 5000 payable in advance
balance February lst; or by accepte'
Draft, at per cent, for ninety DAYS
Payments may be made through the Cana
or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during TIL
session and charged from date of entrance
DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. A battery
four Guns will afford facilities for instrn'
tion in Artillery. Uniform of Cadet-Gre
Cloth. to be had at the Institution at
cost ST S25 90 per snit.
For further information, address,
DE. BOYD, Superintendent,
May LIST, 1870. Baton Rouge La.
Office of the University, in New 0
leans, at Swarbricil & Co.'s. No. 81 Cam
Street.
*Tntil the rebuilding of the College e
ifce lately destroyed by fire, near AleSa
dria. the Institution is teiAporarlly locate
nj Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and Dun
ASYLUM. Location very healthy and
commodations ample for a large number
Cadets. Number this session, l7o.
May 25-ly.