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bales of cotton, ga sacks seed and SO sacks seed
The 9. B. Church has gone above the land
TheI Belle Memphis brought down q lot OF
timbers Tor the new elevator at this port.
The James z. Rankin departed for New Ma
drfd for trip of grain.
night two and a-half days out. She added
4000 sacks grain coming down nom Cairo.
She lays over until this morning.
The Pat Cleburne leaves for White river to-
morrow In place OF the K p. Walt.
DECEMBER lS1I.--At meeting OF the pas
| sengers OF the steamer II. y. Turner, held on
Resolved, That it is due to the Captain VIVA.
] Rusk, Alex. Stuart tue clerk, and tde other
officers Of the boat that we express our senti-
ments Of appreciation Of the courtesy and
care which has been bestowed upon us, tile
numerous passengers, during the present trip
f7om Louisville 10 Memphis route for New
Orleans, for excellent fare. pleasant accom-.
modations, and every attention which can
minister to the comfort OF those who may
travel on this excsllent boat. We commend IL
lsigned by seventy passengsrs.l
Beats LeavtRK AS-day-
For Hailes Point-The regular Monday and
Friday coast packet Frank Forrest, Captain j.
G. Andrews, leaves to-day al pm. for Hailes
Point and all way landings. otho Joplin is
For Friars Point--The feet passenger packet
Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, leaves to-day
at pm. for Friars Point and ali coast land
ings Stack Lee and ]. O. Harris are her chief
pursers.
For Napoleon-The passenger steamer A. ].
White, Captain George Malone, leave to-day
at pm for Napoleon and all way landings.
Mr.. B. P. Fields Is clerk.
For New Orleans-The fine and feet passen-
ger steamer Charles Bodman, Captain c. p
Shinkle, leaves to-day at pm. for New Or
leans and all way landings. A. Byers has
charge of the Office.
For osceola-The Undine, Captain Good
rich, leaves to-day ats I'm. as above.
For VicksOurg-Tns City OF VicksbuTg,
Captain A. ]. Carter, leaves to-day at 10 am.
for Vickshurg and all way landings. Garrett
Huls Is clerk
For st Francis River-Tns fine steamer st.
Francis, C4ptain 7. r. Bowman, leaves as
above. stopping at all way landings between
here and Helena. Her hour of departure Is
u m. sam Paine, Billy Dean and Andy
Granger, clerks.
For Arkansas river-The United States
mail packet Dardanslie, Captain Ed. Now.
land, leaves to-day at pm. for Pine Bluff,
Little Rock ana all points on the Arkansas
river. 1r. John W. Williams is chief CLERK.
For New OrlesnE-rhe Henry Am5s, Cap
tstn ]. ". Jacobs, leaves to day at pm. for
New Orleans. MT. King Is clerk.
For New OrleAnB-The Potomac, Captain
BstcheiOr, leaves to-day at pm. as sb0ve.
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REFORM.
A Plan 80 Rednee the Taxes and LII.
eenses in Memphis.

Editors AppeaI-Let the city become an insur-
ance company and insure property within its
limits, and take such outside risks as may be
considered prudent. Reform Is the order OF
the day, and you cannot make great reforms
without doing away with old customs and in
PRODUCING new policies. Now the old custom
OF keeping up nre-cOmpanles at an expense Of
two or three hundred thousand dollars per
year for The benefit of insurance companies,
has existed long enough. Those companies
have made money enough at the people s cost.
Let the people OF Memphis see If they cannot
derive some benefit from this great ex-
penditure. The property-b older, while pay
ing 10 the city his per cent. for insurance, Will
realize that he is sustaining policy that Will
eventually reduce his taxE. The business
man will see that such a course Will eventu-
ally reduce his taxes, and his license also. La
borers and mechanics viii discover that such
a policy VIII eventually tend to tduce the
price Of living. And finally, that such pol
icy would, after the lapse Of few years, en-
able the city TO stop that destructive system Of
selling her bonds for half their face, VIII ch is
making fools OF the business and working
classes 70 fatten monied interpretations and
Spectators.
The amount of money paid for insurance in
this city Is very great ami, were IL paid into
the city treasury, Memphis, in a few short
years, would realize great gains, and be re-
munerated for her expenditureSin keeping mp
The best organized fire com mpanies IN
the United States. Fire Is, as 1t were,
harmless in Memphis, hence the Insurance.
companies are neaping rich harvest in this
locality. Tne city has buildings enough and
officers enough TO perform all the duties con-
nected with in urance without much addi-
tonal expense. " wonder you have a large
number Of insurance offices with their agents
soliciting your Patronage. You are so well
guarded against loss by ire they like TO insure
for you.
Now count the number of offices and their
solicitors with their heavy expenses, then note
the dividends declared and you can form an
idea what Memphis would gain by adopting
the above nol1cy. Home policy, home indus
try, home insurance, home manufacture
home educational institutes, and all things
that can ue done or made at home should be
encouraged. NEW DEPARTURE.
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IN AND AROUND MEN YORK.

Nothing 6sl6nite Il known as to whs
was done BY The grand jury yesterday.
Peter B Sweeney tslegrsphs that he is
at Sc. Cs.hsrines, Ontario, simply for hii
health.
Another man named Dennis Flanagan,
detained in the police station "Wednesday
night, died Ia his cell.
The weather yesterday was extremely
cold-tbs Thermometer marking 81 below
Esro at ak O'Clock in the morning.
The supreme court Judges did not meet
Yesterday to set upon the resignation Of
James N. Sweeney, as was expected.
The World says. editorislly.it is rumored
Ehst Tweed viii resign his directorsbip in
the Erie, and viii be succeeded by Daniel
Dew.
The examination Of the dealings OF
officials a. the Offices Of the city banks is
expected 70 result "a important disclos-
urss.
It's known that sttwenty per cent. of the
fund divided by Woodward Is still IN
accounted for, and 1t Is presumed that
this money can still Be traced into the
possession OF Connolly,
TIA reported that the present judges
of che supreme court 1lled the place
Vseated by James Il Sweeney as clerk
vesterdsy. so Is 20 prevent the incoming
Judges 70 act in the iDterest OF reform
The board Of FIRE underwriters propose
20 ask legislative action, so that in case
OF al emergency Ike the recent hre IN
Chicago, companies could re-organizs at
once, without waiting six weeks as now
provided.
Al at meeting Of the FIRE commission
ers yesterday. It was announced that the
funds which had been hsretofere advanced
TO pay the ire employees was exhausted
and that 30 provision had been made Tor
the future.
Yanderbilt's dead fall or Fourth avenue
Was considered by q mSssing Of citizens
last night. ana it was resolved to petition
the legislature to compel him to alter the
trace of his road 50 rs to prevent the
wholesale murders 30 common of late. lt
vas also determined to hold Vanderbilt
personally responsible for the next acci-
dent which took place from the cause
complained Of.
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THE MoNTHLIEs.

TIE GALAXY for January is a glorious
promise Of things to come in 1872. Among the
articles we note for careful reading are ARCH
bishop Manning" by McCarthv: the ssReel
Gulf Stream" by DR.. Hayes; Fifteen Years a
snakeress;" and THE Jews; What They are
Coming to- by ROsenblatt. Joe Locke, at
25613 Main street, has IL for sale.
THE ECLECTIC for January is weighed down
with the cream Of the best English, Irish,
Scotch and Continental publications. 1t is
ricn in variety Every shade and class of hu.
manfty can ind within its weil-stored pages
something TO satisfy thirst for knowledge
aud desire 70 Increase the taste for what Is
elevating in literature. VIII. Manford. corner
OF Monroe and second streets, has It for sale.
PsTER's MUSICAL MONTHLY for January
ful1ills every promise made to the hundred
thousand subscribers who support it. It is to
musical people what the " Eclectic Monthly -
or " The Week " is 10 the literary world. No
household should be without IL. 1t secures for
a ridiculousy small sam an amount and Cher
aeter OF music that many dollars could not
buy.
LLPPISooTT's for January is a splendid num-
Der as this table of contents indicates: Scram-
bles amongst the Alps in the Years ls60-'69
chapter and g, illustrated; Christmas Carol ;
Shadows Of a Christmas Fire; Our New Pori
Storm signals, illustrated; Aytoun, chapter l !;
Types oi Casliiian Vagrancy; Browns Christ
mas Bundle; a Dog Of Flanderss a Story of
Noel, illustrated: The Herald's Cry; A Rus
sian Family Wolf-hunt; In Good Time; The
Coming Woman; Extracts from Forster's Life
Of Charles Dickens; The California Family
Cat; A Russian Prince; Notes; A Handbook Of
Legendary and Neurological Art; Left to Her
sell; AT Last: Christmas In the West Indies.
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THE COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD
ILATt aFRErOHr Hr rE1EeRAPz.l
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, December 2l.-Cotton market
drm; middling uplands, WS9l0d; middling
Orleans, l01zd; sales, l5 600 bales, OF which
$500 bales were for export and speculation.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-CUtton market
active at advanced prices; m1ddHng up
lands, 201<c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-Cotton mar
ket firm; good ordinary, lSsS@l655c; low mid
ding, lS5s9l917c; middling, Iy5k9lp1Sc. Sales,
5000 bales; receipts, 594S bales; exports scast-
wise, Sll bales; stock, las, ,534 bales.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December 2l.-Cotton market
firm, with fair demand: low middling, IS5z0
ls5sc; middling, lg5s@ly15c.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, December A.-Cotton market
quiet; middling, 1870.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 2l-Cotton market
hrmer, and prices higher; middling uplands,
l91sc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December 2I.-Cotton market
firm, with fair demand ct advanced prices;
low middling, ls1zc.
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THEaOHEs1Ic PRODUCE mARKETs.
--LATEST REPORT BY TzLEGRAPH.1


CINCINNATI, December H.-Flour is in fair
demand and frm; family, SO 65. Wheat Is
steady, with moderate demand, at 81 429l As
Corn Is steady with moderate demand, at 46
646o. Rye scarce and flrm, at 6OG82c. Oats
are in far demand and the market firm, at Se
S8se. Barley scarce and firm, as regards
prime 10 ohoice-the whole range at 758S5c
Other articles unchanged. Pork dull and un-
settled; II can be bought at Sl3 621S. Lard
quiet and weak SIC asked; SIC offered. Bulk
meats dull and nominal, at 51fG6961<961Fe.
Bacon quiet and weak. at 65k971Sc, Tor snoGl-
ders, clear rib or clear sides. Hogs dull, and
the e market is unsettled, closing nominal at
u 2o3l 40. Green meats are dun and holders
are anxious to sell shoulders, 415c sides, 51<c;
hams, 71a@Shc. Whisky steady with mode
rate demand, at soc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 2I.-FIour dull but mn.
changed. Wheat opened firm, but closed dull;
spring Chicago No /, 81 2l1S do No 2, 81 I71<; do
No. 3, 81 T7fsl lO1s. Corn In fair demand and
firm; No. mixed, l01l14O3Sc. Oats-a specu-
lative demand, and prices higher; No. 2, 82o.
Rye quiet and weak; No. 2, 62@8Sc. Barley In
fair demand, and prices advanced; spring No.
2, e096lci 90 No. 3, 60c. Pork quiet and un-
changed In every respect; sl3 10. Lard quiet
and unchanged; $40. Hams, sugar-cured, SEA
sc. Recommendations, 61S1Sc; shoulders, $40;
roughsides, 5h951<c. Bulkmeats quiet and un-
changed. Beef products steady. Hogs dull
and prices shade lower, live, So Q0@4 30, with
prospects of further decline; dressed, "a sOG
80. WHISKY quiet and unchanged; sec.
LOUISVILLE.
ANS0ASN NA2AA4nf 1SOoAl4Dcl A1s--1OUhCCOs HAles OF
70 hhds. Jugs at 50 509S; ;lOw to good leaf s. asa
10 20. Bagging quiet and steady. Flour &C
tive ana hrmi extra family. s6 60 Grain
quiet and arm. Wheat, 81 Sal 45 Com SO
96oc. ear and shellSd Oats, 403. Rye 76c
Hogs, 81 fb94 co. Beef-few packers operat-
ing. ProvIslons quiet and firm. Mess Pork
xl4 cash. Bulk shoulders, 516c; clear.rib
6zo; clear sides, 20 packed, Hams, sugar.
cured, new. l4e packed. Lard, 91z0l6Xc.
whisky, 90c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. December H.-FIour dull, but un.
changed; small sales; extra winter, 50 75Q6 10.
W neat heavy; not enough done to make QUO
tations. Corn duh and prices dropping; mixed
sacked, 40c. Oats firm and fraction better;
mixed on track, SOC, Barley quiet: fall sold at
659T3c. Rye--nothing done. WhIsky-no
sales, Tobacco steady. Hemp and baRgine
dull. Pork dull, sl4. Dry salted meats lower
and weak; shoulders, SO. Bacon unchanged:
only an order trade doing. Lard lower, 51<c
Hogs dull and lower to sell; yards null; buyers
odi few sales, 50 1894 %. Cattle unchanged.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December 2l.-FIour firm at Iast
quotations. Wheat 81 409i 70. Corn, $50.
Rye. 81, Oats. 55c. Barley, 65970c. cornrneal
55960e. Bulk meats are in fair demand; EhouI-
ders, 55zc; clear rib, sc; clear sides, To- Lard
prime steam, &c; kettle-rendered, 91Tc. Meas
PORK, Sl4sl4 %. Rump pork, slI 80. Hogs,
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MARRIED.

WooLDRlDGE-wooDRUFF-At the resi-.
denoe OF Amos Woodruff on the 2lst instant
by the Rev. 2. b. Bowman, EeRERF Wool.
DsIosE and Miss MoLITE L. WooDRUFE, all
of this city.
GREEN-BURFoRD--At the residence OF
Captain Garrett, Aemphis. December q, 1871,
Dy the hev. ". M Patterson, P. N. GREEN, OF
Union City, and Miss MAesIE E. BuRTcRD,
OF Memphis
THoMPsoN-CARDALL--Att the residence
OF the brides father, by the Rev. Q. O. Par.
soma, T. 1HoHfso soE and Mtss EN1LrE CAR.
DALI, eldest daughter of John Cardall, all Of
tnis city.
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DIED.

ARMBTROSG-On Wednesday eventng
18Th inst, MAGGIE, eldest daughter OF ~. q,
and r. Armstrong.
hsfEiends and acquaintance are invited to
attend her funeral. ct the residence OF ]. N
Patrick. No. IA Union street, this (FRIDAD
uorning, zsd inst. 81 10 o'clock. Services by
the Rav, Or, whsat,
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--LATEST REPORT ByaTE-RGRAPH.l

NEW YORK, December q.
The greatest feature is the entire closing out
OF 10000 dozen OF six-cord spool cotton, OF
Green & Dsniels's manufacture 10 a leading
broadway Jobber, who will offer Il next Satur-
day at the extremely low price Of 421S. net
cash. per dozen, which is only about the price
asked for all brands Of three-cord thread. The
market was otherwise quiet and steady, and
cotton and wooden fabrics.
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The Nashville Banner says; aThe William
son Journal and Franklin Review have con-
solidated under the title Of Review and Jour
nal Haynes & Bro. will be the publishers
with Burke Ronde, whom We regard as one OF
the ahlest writer's in the State, as editor.
Messrs. Figures, Allison and House retire. We
hear that Mr.. Figures has connected b mself
with the Columbia Herald Judging from the
material out OF which the Review and Journal
Las been formed, Il Is likely 70 take position
IN the trent rsnk 81 Tszneasss journalism
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HARD TINES.
The Nashville Basuer's Lamensabie
Condition Of she state Finances.

We dnd SAYS the Nashville Banner OF We'd
nesday. from an examination Of the appropr1-
alton sill, that the expenses Of the general
assembly just adjourned are about IS follows
as per appropriation bill;
For per diem, members and ,72 o.
Alleage. 09oo oo
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a T the request of many friends and sitt.
N Gems OF the Seventh ward, hereby N.
nouuc myself as a candidate 9 for Councilman
in the ensuing municipal election. In max
ing the above announcement IL ts due to my
friends end the cttiBsns of my ward to state
tnat my platform is of the progressive Char
acter, and should be come their choice what
ability may, In my humble sphere possess,
VIII be devoted wholly 10 my consfi'uents.
JOHN 81. MILLHR
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RIVER NEWS.


Boats I'm Port.
Lawrence. Belle Lee. Dardanelle.
| Phil Allin. Undine. Frank Forrest
I Belle Memphis. James Howard.
Bfvers and Business.
| The weather since last report has been very
cold, freezing, up to late hour last night. The
river fell here2 inches, and no prospect Of a
/ cinnati NayiRation is probably suspended
between st. Louis and Cairo. The river here
| Is now inches above the late low-water msrk.
Six feet is reported from here TO Cairo, and the
same from here TO Helena. The Arkansas and
White rivers are falling slowly.
BY Telegraph.
LITTLE Rock, December N.-Weather cloudy
and very COLI, with slight snow this evening.
Departed-FOrt Gibson, for above
NEW ORLEANS, December 2L-ArTived-
Andes and Kate Putnam, Cincinnati; Lady
Lee and John Howard, st. Louis. Departed
City Of Cairo ana John +, Tolle, st. Louis; EN-
ma {. Elltott, Memphis.
CrScINNATI, December 2I.-The river is
frozen over e the foot of Broadway, Central
avenue and bifth street, and rising, supposed
10 be from the influence Of gorges. Weather
has moderated, and is somewhat cloudy.
CAIRO, December misunderstanding,
from New. Orleans, p N; Ada Heilman, Mem
phis Departed-Belfast, New Orleans d m:
Bismarck, New Orleans, pm. River has fall
en- inch Weather showing since pm, and
PTrTsBuRG, December 2l.-Weather still in.
tensely cold. River is frozen over at this point,
which has not occurred fol seven years.
NASHVILLE, December N.-Rivsr falling,
with Is inches on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
cloudy and cold.
EVANSVILLE December 2l.--River closed
with Ice al am. Weather clear and cold till
noon; now cloudy, with signs OF snow. Mer.
curry 209. River swelling from the effect Of tbs
gorge below. No arrivals since last night.
AzasoeIIsReOus.
The Frank Forrest came In from HaiIes
Point with 81 bales Of cotton. IS sacks OF seed
90 sacks OF seed cotton. and zS5 sacks Of corn,
The Kate Kinney came in from New Orleana
days out She discharged here IL bales OF cot
ton go sacks OF seed, 90 half barrels OF molas-
es, l2 hh0s Of sugar, and ~ hhds Of iron. She
had Us tons for above.
The H s. Turner arrived from Cairo iast
night at dark. She added $500 sacks of grain
coming down from 0airo, and discharged here
100 paf kages Of sunories. She departed for
New Orleans with crowded passenger trip, In.
clu ling two bridal parties.
The Hero has arrived from the wreck of
steamer Fanny BTandis. She LETT two haraes
there for wreck1ng purposes.
The st Francis had not arrived up to dark
yesterday but viii be in early this morning To
leave at Il N. for all points in PhiIipD's Bayou
The Phil Aliin arrived from Friars Point
with 8 bales Of cotton, 1923 sacks seed and
crowded with passengers.
The Be lie Memphis, Rankin and Lawrence |
arrived from above with good trips.
The p. W. SirRder passed up early yesterday
morning after disehargsEg here LIS aacks cot |
fee 25 hhds sugar, 05 bbls molaases, I2S bbis |
oranges and IL bales cotton.
The prdins arrived fSsm osseols wfta o
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IOEETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
--LATEST EHPoBT By rKLEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December q.
Gold-Touched 1851 to-day, the lowest
pr1ce reached since June, 1862, CLOSING
at 1857 9l0S1s. Loans from La to fiat
Clear1ngs $4,000 600. Bids for government
gold, s2 900 at from los to LOG 68-lOy: awards
si,0900OO nom 1855 TO 1O8 66-lOO.
Sterling Exchange-Banker bills IOplk
Money-waS active at I-92 to Lie per cent, Del
day. ~
Southern State Securieties-Were frmer In
new South Carol mas, but decidedly lower in
Ienness es and Virginias, and generally heavy
N the balance Of the List. The closing quota
tons were:
Tennessees, old. 6IH Missouris. ............ ~
Iennessees, new g. N. Carolinas, old 80
Nirgin1as, DID,. 62- N. Carolinas new IL
VtTginias, new. g. Gold ............1 1Os5<
United States securities-were lower in SYM
pathy with gold, but closed steady. T1e closing
prices were:
5-2s Of lse2.....,.....l0s1z 5-20s Of 1IsJ<
2-zuH OF ls44.......l0s 5-20s of lSSl.......Il71z
9-S1s OF lSt0..........lli1z l0-40s OssZ
5-zOs OF loo7--..-ll5 1851
Stocksand Bonds-Stocks opened strong and
active, especially for Pacido Mail, Northwest
ern and Wabash. at the close the market was
LONDON.
L0NDoN, December 2I-The money market
al the close was as follows:
Consols, money .~-.929S Q. 5. 5-2Os lS65.....9ss<
Gonsols. aceonnt.--s2z y. s. 52Os ls67...9sss
PARIS, December 2I.-Rentes, 58f, $50.
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, December 2L-Uuited States
-nye-twsnties Of 1852, 9515,
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The amount Of revenue proper collected for
the year ending September 81, 1871, was 81 ,l73,-
0O0, and this out Of aFTearages, TAX Of % cents
on real estate, and larger privilege tax than
at present. II the same rate Of collections OBJ
taiu, we shall not have for the twelve months
70 come with a Accent tax on real estate aud
a reduced privilege tax, collections amount
ing to over 81, ,000,OOO. This leaves us in debt,
January 1873, for current expenses, 81, ,4e2, ,Sl5,
so that we shall then be in no better condition
than at present, and no nearer a resumption of
interest payments In 1873 than now.
The revenue bill just enacted makes all war
rants good for taxes, or In other words, places
S7S7, SIS of warrants on a perfect equality with
Tennessee money. AS long as each remains
below par, so long will parties owing taxes
pay them in, and as both aggregate more than
the amount of tax to be collected for the COM
ing year, 1t is safe 10 say thaI the treasury Of
the State viii be bankrupt for another year,
and no relief afforded the various officers CT
the State who serve her as Judges, JaileIs,
clerks, sheriffs, etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


MORNING ULAzs-No. COS.
Al, So, 40 81, "A, 40, 8, So, %, S5, 56, Is, 80.
EVENING ClAss-No sos.
S6, II, 70, 81, 81, 2s, 5, IS, "a, Al, rs. n.
Lotteries drawn twies daily. Prssss from
el10 to s5000c, paid IN money by ]. e.
q CO.. HaunQorn. st. Louis. so.
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H. c. Lord brings suit against the Whlfe-
water Valley Ohio railroad for $4,000 with
interest, on account Of services as president
and manager from 1885 10 1870 and is seeking
to attach the rolling-stocE Of the road on tnat
account.