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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-23

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The EOenirg Telegraph.
The Final Struggle at Montmartre-Tri-
umph of the Versaillists.
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PARIS.

VERSAILLES, April %. - The
southern forts were bOmbarded furi-
OusIy all day yesterday. Fort Nanvres
replied vigorously.
The strength Of the Nationals is de-
creasiug rapidly from the inCessant
IRE and fatigues to which they are
subjected.
Francois says the troops of the Com
mune do not now exceed twenty-five
/ thousand.
Fort Issy is scarcely tenable. The
loss has been great. The hospital in
the Rue de SeYres, with AS beds, IS
full.
Civilians are forced to fight, and
also soldiers Of the late war. Yester-
day, thirty men aud boys were
pressed into service.
HAvRE, April 29.-The French
convoy, with French prisoners from
Germany, has arrived 1T Cherb0urg.
The Versailles government has or
dered the provisioning OF Paris, by
way Of the Seine, TO be entirely stop
ped.
To day being the occasion Of the
municipal election, the Havre work
ingmen, who are partisans to the
Paris Commune, have issued a revO-
( lutiODaTy address. No disturbance
has vet occurred.
PARIS, April 2S, evening.
hon went TO Remit to day aud returns
to night
Fort Issy scarcely replies to the
Versailles batteries. An attack upon
the fort is imminent.
There has been heavy firing to-day
south and vest Of the city, which
slackened during the afternoon, but
is now again violent.
The Nersaillists are attacking all
points simultaneously.
The erection of barricades in the
interior of the city has been fastened.
The Commune has made a requisi-
ti0n for 200, 900 francs upon railway
companies.
Provisions arrive but seldom and
are growing scarce.
CIuseret will propose to the Com
mune the release of Archbishop
Davis and other EcClesiastiC5 now in
prison.
At daybreak Friday the insurgents
attacked Les MauIiurens, Pierre Cla-
mart and ChatilOB, but were re-
pulsed near Paris. A special says
the Minister of War accuses Thiers of
using the Prussian guns and mitrail-
/ leUsas. It is possible before long that
the Central Committee will attempttO
arrest the members Of the Commune.
A telegraphic special says it Is eX-
peCted that Fort Issy will be stOrmed
tonight. All communications be-
tween Paris and the Departments will
probably be stopped, the railway
companies refusing TO pay the Com
mune money demanded.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The IA MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER, for
April, is q good number Of an invaluable
magazine. Single copies IS cents. Joe
Locke, z56H Main street, has IL for sale.
THE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE, for May,
is before as. The following table OF con-
tents indicstes its value: "SOms of our
(lOCal) great men, III Colonel John 8.
Holt, tAuthor of Abraham Psge, etc. )
Natchez Mississippi. Adventures Of the
Doctor, III, lF. The Doctor" Va. The
bridge of Notes; Edward Spencer, Ran
dallstOwn, Nd. kidgloveism; "Spscta-
tor" GreenvilIs county, s. @. Macphsr-
SOD, the hero Of Burns lyric; Alexander
McIuness, Oakland, Nd. Letters from
the South, II; S. c. Mobile, Ala. The
Dloskers broken; Prof. q. r. Price, Ran
dOlph Macon College, Va. DukssbOrOugn
tales, No. VII, Investigations CONCERN
ing Mr.. Jonas Lively; philemon Perch, !"
Wavgrly, Md. Official report OF the Op-
eraLiJus on Morris Island; General Ct. T.
BsaureZard, New Orleans. Lord KugOb-
bin, chap. Nv; The COrnhill Magazine.
HisJry uv Jhs Wsw; chap. v; DR.. G.. W.
Bsgby, Richmond, Va. The Angel of
Florence; Ashley" Georgetown, 50. CO..
Rgyisws-The University memorial
Thistls-dOwn. The daughter of an Egyp-
tian King. Chips from a German work
shop, Trade circular annual for 1871.
Wonderful escapes. The housewife.
Books received. The green table" Joe
Locke, 255a Main street, and VIII Mans
ford, corner OF Monroe and Second, have
DC for sale.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY.

FIRST CoHGREGATI0EAL CHURCH, Union
street, between Third and DeSOtO- Services
~ II an and pm. Rev A. T. Baldwin,
pastor. There win be a sabbath school con-
cert commencing % am. strau gers wei
coined.
PREACHING al the First Baptist Church, by
the pastor, j. T. TicnnOF, Do, at IL O'Clock
an, and al o'clock a. night. seats free.
Sabbath school o'clock a M
REV. DAVID WALK viii preach In the Lin
den street Christian Church to-day, a. lt5a a
m, and pm.
THERE VIII be divine service IN 80. Mary's
Cathedral, Poplar street, Sunday, at II am.
Rev. P WAGER officiating. bishop Qulutard
VIII preach In the evening At O'Clock.
PREACHING at the Methodist Cnurch, near
the corner or 8ecOud and Poplar streets, by
the Pastor, az l05a O'Clock m, and at pm,
Seats free.
BAPTI5r TABERNACLE. Second, near BeaIe
Rev. 3. Z. ford, Pastor, will preach this
morning al II o'clock, and tonight at
O'Clock Strangers and visitors are invited
% seats. =
SECOND PRE8BrTERIAN CHURCH.- Corner
Main and beale streets. The Kew. Wm. r.
BogEa VIII preach IN the Second Pro- byte
rlau Church, JhiA morning, At II O'Clock and
% night a. 3 O'clock.
IHE Bishop prsaehes at Calvary Church
this morning a. i0A o'clock The public IL
cordially invited,
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timely yforethougkt, for enOrmus young
HindOOs are going 70 London to study
science, and it is absolutely necessary
that they should find place in which
they cOnscientiOusly may worship.
A report comes frOmsWashingtOn
that Cove n n)r Curtin is to be succe ed
ed a. Minister to St. Petersburg. II
true, this report only confirms the
opinion expressed by q correspondent
of the World recently that Came
ron would Oust Curtin as soon as pos
sible.
During the siege Of Paris 81 official
balloons conveying 2,5OO, 600 letter s,
besides many private ones, of which
there Ia no record, was sent up from
the city. Three fell into the hands of
the Germans, one fell in Holland, one
in Nassau, one was lost at sea,
and one made a most extraordinary
voyage to Norway. The last official
balloon, the General CambTOnne, was
sent up January ..
The poet William Allingham is pro-
nOunced "the most unrecOgnized man
of equal gifts In the world" He is
still under 40, and until lately has
been a Custom-HOuse officer at Lynn
ingtOn. OF all the friends of Tenny-
son, AIlingham is the most intimate,
and he is esteemed by Carlyle and
FrOude, the latter of whom has lately
induced hun TO leave LymingtOn, and
help him on FrGzer's Magazine.
Miss Rye and Miss Mcpherson,
seem to have devoted their lives to
the ameliOraGOn of the condition of
the poor of London. The former has
brought over to Canada a great num-
Der Of female servants; the latter turns
her attention to boys and girls be-
tween the ages of five and fifteen.
About four hundred juveniles will
sail under her charge from London
about the middle of next month; two
other companies follow shortly, and a
fourth in August.
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TELE6RAMS.

Hon. James Mason died at l0O'ClOCk
Friday evening, Of general debility,
The President. returned to Wash.
ingtOn yesterday evening, from a Wis
it out West.
Reports Of the retirement of Fish
and Boutwell, are emphatically denied
from Washington.
Geo. ID. Oruer ". s. Revenue Col
leCtOr, 8t Springfield, Mo, disappear.
ed with some $4,000 government
funds.
Chas. G. Bennett shot and killed
Cynthia Malcolm, employee in Ben
nett's fathers hotel at Denver 9. Z. 1t
is said the girl had been intimate with
the murderers.
Information from Porto Rico is un-
satisfactory to those who desire order
and tranquility. The political sitUa
ton of the SUtilles becoming more
complicated daily. Conservatives are
alarmed.
EtOile Beige publishes a letter from
Paris stating that four prisoners have
been taken by the Versaillists, and
having been shot, a proposal was made
in the Commune to shoot the Arch
bishop of Paris in retaliation for the
outrage, but was rejected.
Between two and three hundred In.
dians appeared on the Kansas Pacific
railroad yesterday between Eagle Tai
and ManatOny, and somewhat OBJ
suuctsd the track. They are thought
to be portion Of band recently en-
tered ManatOny under a white flag
to trade with the people.
A depUtation Of Catholics recently
had an audience, with thePrUssian En-,
perOr and prayed his majesty to inter.
vene and prevent the occupation o.
Rome by the Italian Government
The Prussian Cross Gazette has been
authorized to say in reply, :, that he die
not commit the Government to any
positive line Of action, and no promise
OF any kind was made.
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Extraordinary Railroad Fever Nashville
SCARED ont Of Is Siunor.

LOUISVILLE, April 29.-COunty court
met to- day to consider the proposition
to lease the.Nashville andDecatur rail-
road by,LOuisville and. Nashville rail-
road, but adjourned till Tuesday, 9Th
of MAY, without taking any action,
At the meeting Of business men this
morning, a committee was appointed
fo raise three hundred thousand dol
lars to lease the Nashville and Decatur
railroad. Thirty-tWO thousand dol
lars was Immediately subscribed, and
the movement tcontemplates the form
alton Of the company with twenty mil
lions dollars Of capital, and said COM
pany to lease theroad on terms as fair
as offered by the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad. General stokes took
charge to-day Oftbe Office OF supervisor
Of Revenue,
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CINCINNATI

CINCIENArI, April o. Cotton - demand
gooa az l4ll prices loaing, l4S s7fc y si0aI our
4O Wheat in fair demand and advanced
No. red winter, 81 3i9l 3D. Corn hrm and
advanced; sales OF choice at 81 l29l 10. Pro
visions opened slowly, closed excited, and
the stock went down anticipating higher
prices. A large business was done in bulk
meats delivered at intsI iOr points; shoulders
&c: clear rib Sides Sc At the close but little
was offering here or elsewhere, and was held
So S5%d9c; rib sides, &c, Bacon was held al
10 9LmI0c, but &c less was offered. Mess
pork was held at SIS 5O0I8O0. Lard, lie
Hogs duh and dropping at 50 C0g5 So Whisky
steady, with moderate demand at Sc.
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There MAS Ntver a Genuine Ku.KIux In the
South.

NEW YORK, April 29.-The daugh-
tiers and sOn-in-laW OF a respected Old
citizen OF New Brunswick, n. j.,
named Whitehead, have been for
years trying 10 get rid Of him. Among
the eXpedients tried was bribing his
valet to soak the sheets Of his bed ia
kerosene oil and set them on fire
while he slept. The valet, horrifed,
exposed the plot.
A man named Mason was arrested
for repeated attempts at incest with
his three daughters, in New Haven,
blessed Connecticut, yesterday.
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NEW YORK, April 2s.-Gold opened strong
with all transactions at lIl1Sgluh. Loans
were made at dat" TO 3 per cent. both for use
and carrying. Exports to-day, s l,g85, ,ls9; for
the week, Sri2 iyj. Government bonds were
strong and higher In anticipation OF liberal
purchases by the Treasury curing May, and
a demand from foreign bankers Stocks
were somewhat gteRdter to day than for
sometime past. The principal features we're
Lake SHORE and OhiOs, II is said to-day that
the CiQues have sold some OF their stocks,
expecting 20 buy in at lower figures and then
run the market up again. The market closed
on from highest figures, but hrm in tone. Ex-
press stocks have been exceptionally strong,
United States having advanced to 90. The
bank statement is unusually favO. able. The
following are the changes; Loan increase,
s23i67427 specie increase, 81, ,6B, BIZ CirCula-
JiOn decrease, Sz5 475i deposits increase, S5,-
l55, ,42y; legal tenders Increase, S3, ,S89, ,5a3.
Money IS easy at 800 per cent State securI-
ties are dull and without decided change
Old Tennessees, b71z; new, 671S, Sterling sX
change, no. Government sbOuds Of 1881, HIS
do. 6zs ll45s; do. 6is, ll41s; do. 65s, ll41s
do. new, Il3; do 67s, ll3; do 6Ss, ll3; do.
l0-40s, 1919. Currency IS, ll55z,
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ST. LOUIS, April Flour duh and drOop
ing for Low grades; suneThne winter, s5 0,
40 25;eXtra s. 5Oll5 IS; Xxx So 5096 90. Wheat
good milling grades OF lalI hrm at 81 40g
I 50. Corn dull and dropping, closing lower
mixed, on tra-k and in elevator, 4I56c; yellow
in elevator, 521Ic. cas- dull; mixed in eleva-
tor, 5lc; sacked 54055c. Barley GuieL; No. Z
spring 81 H. Rye irmer atlS7 1S8S0c. Whisky
nothing doing. NJ ess pork on orders, s Is q
10 81. Bulk meats-smsll lots OF shoulders
55ci clear rib, S1sc, Bacon Irregular; order
lois 75za7H: clear rlb g, g3S9l0. Lsrd held
firmly al Il1zc, but 10 sales. Hogs easier az
81 l5m5 u. latle arm al 81 15a6 81.
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IN MEMoRIAM.

LINKS TO TIE MEMORY OF NAPOLEON 2. wiz.
CHESTER.
Ishine In the light OF God,
His image stamps nay brow;
Through the shadows OF death my feel
have trOd,
And I reign in glory now.
No breaking heart is here,
No keen and thrilling pain,
No wasted cheek where the burning tear
Hath rolled and lett its stain.
I have found the joys Of Heaven,
I an one Of the sngel band;
To my head a crown is given,
And harp Is IN my hand.
i have learned the song they sing.
Whom Jesus hath made free,
And the glorious walls OF Heaven still
ring,
With nay new born melody.
No sin. no grief, no pam
safe IN my happy ngmes
Ny fears ali fed, nay doubGs all slain
ny hour Of triumph come;
o friends Of my mortal yearsl
The trusted and the true,
You're Walking. Still the vale Of tears,
Bat walt 70 welcome you.
Do foTget2 Ohlno,
For memOry's golden chain
Shall bind my hsait 70 The hearts below
TIL they meet and touch again
Each link Is sstrong aud bright,
" lille loves electric hHme
Flows freely down ike "a river Of light,
To the world from Whencs 1 came
Do you mourn when another star
SHINES out nom the glorious skye
DO you weep Wuen The voice o. war
and the rage Of con dIcts die2
Why then should your tears r0il down,
Oi your heart be soreIy rtVeu.
For smother year in the Savior crown,
And auOtner soul IN HeaVeuG
ksbTuaIy, 1871. p. o. $.
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suPERInR FuRNITuaE

a II A olAAl W.
HsBday EYsHiHg, nay 1917, az 2 a'c.e1k,
AT No. Z8z Poplar street Farlor. Bedroom ana
Kitchen FuTnlturs, China, 4uasuaE'are.
Tableware. Carpets, etc. tls property OF d
family declining house EseniuE
ap80 "A. u. ERANELANu- Aucllcus8r-
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MARKETS.
by TELEeRAPH.I
....
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Dry Goods-The busi-
ness ia this department Is very quiet even
among the rstgll trade. Prints are In limited
request &C lie for very desirable makes. and
I0gIH1sC FOR poor TO good styles OF standard "a
square cloths. Print cloths have continued
active, with t SpgculIt Itlve demand for future
delivery 40 t-4-. IT, EnDleached and bleacnsd
CottGrS there IS uu- IlJL.e chan ge 10 observe
in p Ices, " bile there is Q and for desirable
makes. Colo. ed COtt Ius are generally slow,
except for Tie best and most pOpu a. makes.
COLtUuaues are lB moderate rec uost at uni
form rates, at Z75Sc for New York Mills;
dOuyle and tWi list, u &c; check, lgc; light plain
Ham pdeu, p &c. Verona tnree-yard, weight
goods, and 325s Farmers and Mechanics cot.
tOnades remain steady AT former rates.
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DEPARTURES.
IN PORT
g. " Cheek
RrvERs. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The river came to stand yesterday,
and will probably rise few inches to-day
and tomorrow, when another decline will
probably set in. White river is falling
again, and has about ten feet of water to
JacksOnpOrt. The Arkansas is stationary
at Little Rock, but falling above. Busi-
ness al the Ievse yesterday was better
than on any previous day during the
week, the local packets bringing full trips
and returning well freighted, and with
their cabins well filed with passengers.
The weather was the warmest experienced
this season, and light clothes we're at a
uranium.
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Bonds sre arTn Isa2s, 9055 do Old 'S5a, 9C55; do
'67s, 925S; do l0-4Gs s95<.
FRkHKFoRr. April f9.-United States cOu-
pous OF 1862, FL
LrvERPOOL. April 29.-Cottor is DALI N ID
ding uDiands I'D middung Orleans, 45Gd Z
aales, l0,000 bales, 2000 for speculation a1Q
export shipments nom Bombay since las
report 20 9th inst. 81 900 bales. Breadstuhs
ana nrovlainna unehanged.
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Psrsmpt0ry Sale Of Prints, B0mss-
tics, FoTs'gn Dry Goods, EtC-
BvL c. BAL1HIH G CO..

w VII sell TUESDAY ana Id l---lA > F.,
w May "a and STA, % llo clock o .la . l'-
tion House. Zs2 laln s5reeL
bIaached Domestic llcAlf-
Stripes. PIaidsr CueeEa, LAa-at
Jnc6usts. Delaine1, Chal1eai A-a4
lia--,ss- rorveIa NapElds h1.ilefy- Gloves
an1rerahIefE. Couularqll 7-l-
en- Undsr and Oveg Mrs, =, L--4 l4'--i.-- ~
Bel de sud do. Also E4e---
p-,e,l-ef TlCoirq- Fancy Goods -e
S19s = ~ EE1soa. a ncil11efr
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 29.-Flour more active and
unchanged. Wheat-No. spring more active
and irmer, closing at 81 2335 seller May; 81 q
seller last half May; 81 26 seller June. Thi-
afternoon 10 was irregular at 81 83Sl9l 235l
seller May; 81 283z seller June. COIn-NO.
mixed drmer and 5zc higher. closing at 54C
seller May 55MG5j1Sc seller June, bat latsI
was dull aud nominal. Oats-No. 1zc higher
closing at 475zc for fresh; 1914 zG47c for regular
receipts. Rys-No, steady at Si15g821Sc
Barley-NO. dull at SIC. HighwInes, 571sc
Mess pork firm at &I 70 seller May. Lard
lUAguC, Dry saltsd shoulders, CSC; ribs, SO
Hogs active at So S595 10. Cattle quiet at 81 q
at 80.
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EsTABLIsHED 1910.

Jealous friend OF the Helena Clarion
should observe that Memphis pro-
vides for the unity Of his and our own
city, and that the miserable local pre-
judices of which his paper is the ex-
p0nent, have here no existence.
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LOUISVILLE April 9-COttOn quiet and
steady; middiing. 1870, Flour better feel
ing with fair inquiry; sales Of plain and
choice extra family, So 2586 70; extra, SIS 00.
Grain quiet; wheat, 81 40sl so; corn, 6sc; oats
82l%c; RYE. 81 05al 10 10 sacks from store.
Provisions strong, prices maintained and
demand fair; mess pork, slS Bacon, u, "a
gg5zc; hams sugar-cured, lbci piainl l41ao
packed; bulk meats, 6essa5Ac iOOsei lard In
tierces, lie; keg, I25zc. Whisky steady AZ s5c,
Tobacc0-sales lis hhds at s599 lugsi So 5l
@l0 50 low TO medium leaf sls 159O 30 good
cutting Iaaf
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COTTON

NEW YORK, April 2g-CottOu duu and
dropping middling uplsugs, 1896. FlOurquiet
at So J5.46 80; shipping grades extra. Wheat
dull and unsettled red and amber, 81 SOC
90. Corn demand fair and price advanced
mixed western, 7Gg7Sc. Whisky hrmer at
y3+ac. Coffee nrm ana in demand; BIO, l3n
lbc. sugar hrm and demand fair Cuba,
gMqlOc. MOl8sses hrm and in fair demand
MusCovedO, 35g3yc. Rice, 514g9c.
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Tba break b ths jackson RalIFoad makes
q differences sf two hours oHly n tina of
arrival az AsW BTlBals. Tha nall train
IesvlHg aemphis at 1890 >. N. arrives al
Pass aaH0haG az An, aad nasssH1eFs
ihsH iaks a h8at for New GrisaHs. givlHa
thsm a delightful iFip aaFuss the hesaflfsi
Lass PaiohaFtFalH. RstuFuiHu the bsat
leaVss hsW Orleans iva h0uFs EARLIER. 90
that trains leave Pass 8anohao On time.
JAS. f0HGE, Sent Supt.
c. P. OAKLEY, G.T.A.
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MnW nRLNANs.

and duli. snDerffne. IS 65a75; Xxx, SO 30; Xxx
s8 8OQ8 30. Corn easier; mixed, 70g7lc; white
78g74. Oats demand easieri 81; Louts. 6O96lo
prime, 63g64; cnoice, 65c, PORK Ia better de-
Inand AMI hrFner at l9c. Bacon dun and
nominal at ~, gsz9l0Hc. Hams, l59l5Hc
Groceries unchanged. Whisky duh and IN.
changed. Sterling, 2lH; sight, q premium
Gold. Il4I< Cotton easier; sales 70O9 haies
Good 0r6fnary, I21S9l3c; low middiing, l35SG
l356c; midding BH4l55e. Receipts, 1895
bales. Exports, foreign, S9S bales coastWiHe
l4SS bales; stock, l72,655 balts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 OTTERT s-OGefzl drawtnRs o. the Ms
- souri, State Lottery. CLASS 4t.
35, IA, 44, 2, r. As, 43, 60, "a, IL, 40, 80, q.
CLASS "a.
81, 55, 49, 45, a. 4, 13, 3, Al, SO. 81, G8, q.
Prizes nom 500 % $4,000, paid ID money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery 0y j. II. FRANCE
So North Court street, Box I47, Mem phfs,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY. MILLER& a Co. Man
agsrH. St Louis, No. ap30
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aHOI F0R cOIoRaDD .

a IL persons desiring 70 go 20 Colorado
4 a can do so AZ my reduced rauoa BY join
ing our Colony, twenty-five miles nom Dem
yer City, on the D. and R. q. 3. Il where
the town Of Memphis is now building. Lots
sell at twenty-five and dny dollars TOR nfty
by one hundred and uity fest 10 U4 acres
o. nns farming lands are s. cured for our
colOuiats at 81 - per acre, CAL and see.
Lumber. $50 per 1860 feet.
A. HITZFELl, 81 Second St.
auT MamDhfa. Tenn
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METALS.

NEW YORK, April 29.-IngOt Lake Superior
NC. Pig irOn-ScOtch, 83tG36c; American, 81
g34C. Bar iron, SIS; sheet do, Russia,sl0 508l
gold. Nails, cut, 81 65i cllnch, 50 l5s6 40
horse shoe. l948Ic,
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lncIIon SO II I-IIIIna-l E1lds

we wiz sell Monday. May lst. az A5a pm
w at the Auction House, 1i- Main -ai--.-
a large invoice of spring and summer laIr-l-as
trimmed and uutrimn1ed hats. Also f-'-
bona and artificial Viewers. 10 Lle s5-1
onfw II. q. BALD Isl q -.a
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Linens. towels, 5uulriez.
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