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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31

REMARKS-At the opening Of the week the
Flour market VA, very active for low and me
dunn grades but dull and neglected i"r other
grades Family brands have continued dull
during the week, and holders have been forced
to make concessions in order t. effect sales. Ex-
tr;s hlv" been il limited request, and the mar
KIT i, without; decided change super, and low
cr grades have been very active, and stocks have
all been taken for SHIPMENT Sales during the
week foot w about $500 bbl, ut the following
figures: Family ~, -, : s. and So Extras
l. - Il 80 l. s., u so and S7--small sales OF choice
at s. l.: Sul,cr> Is T. Il H. i ~ AM! 4 Do Fine
) up /" &, - W" quote the market quiet, AZ
follows Family ~ t" IS. choice 30 10 IS Ioi
Extra: & - t. s.: Super: i - to ST D. Fine 3
to s. % The market for Wheat closes quiet
and steady; the bulk Of the offerings was OF me-
dunn quality only. with II" prime samples on
Change: Offering: Of H. bushels red, with sales
al 40. liI l:n and 10 - small lot OF white sold
at 10. Corn is fairly active and shade iirnler
offerings of ~ bushels mixed and rs Of yell
low. with ,al"- of the former at II, - and IS,
and Of the latter at -. Rye is quiet sales Of
! I,31 bushels at 81 and No. ua,s are firm; offer
ing ii 1854 hu=hcI- with sales Al -. Other ar
lirrs ar" unchanged.
/ ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, March 81
! Errort,d In L. Il. Snt9rt, Ltrr StprE broker.
! Beef Cattlc-1he offerings for the week amount
! ell t. about l2j head, thirty-one Of which
were taken by the butchers, and the: remainder
driven /" til" District markets. Prices ranged
=, follows: Very best Brrvc- ut /" Sc; good 10
fair do. >! t. &c: good oxen and Cows / I" DC,
and thin Cow. and Stays ii > - A. per III cross.
! Cnw- Calves and Springcr- are III good supply,
with fair DEMAND. W. quote at from - /" SD
! ln'r h":td.
Shccp-Thc offerings Of Sheep We're large
! Price, ranged at from D! to So per ID gross for
wool, and / To G!c for clipped.
lIog>-The offerings are in excess OF the de-
manI Sales We're made AT from 5! u lUc net
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. March 30, ISL
! Beef Cattle Prices to-day for Beef Cattle rang
r,l IL in"w-: Best l'rcvrs at S1!aSS ~ gcnrr-
ailyra,rl first quality ) 7,SG S74:Incdum or good
ir quality ut l2!tS3 10; ordinary thin Steers
| Oxrnund Cows ut 4 i2!aS5 l2t; nirri"rand lowest
grades Of Cattle 2j;S4 G2!-gcnrral average OF
| the market to-day ST 80; extreme range OF
| prices ! 2J;.Ss ~ Most OF the sales We're from
! i UD to s. 80 per lUO lbs.
Shrrp-No material change in prices. We
| quot" wool Sheep al 7:tSc, aud shrarcd ut la,ic
| per III gross, rs 10 quality. Lambs ut iaS4 per
| h'",I.
lI"g>-Thr market in the early part OF the
! week was fair Y active Ut last week prices but
during the last day or two the arrivals have been
| quite large and rates have fallen off !c per ID,
ness. We quot" at I5iSlU % per 100 lbs net.
Is IL quality.
/ ALEXANDRIA Fi-ii VI AkKET March 3l.--Thc
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We have no doubt that Butler designed, by
his whole manner ana bearing, when he took
IL seat in the Senate chamber, yesterday, to
insult and annoy Mr.. Davis. The proper pun
ishment for him, (outsidc Of the capitol or the
capitol grounds,) would have becr Il slap
on the jaws, which would have made
him remember that rudencss anl impcr-
Thence will no, be tolerated from him, because
he can claim privilege
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In the Senate, yesterday. Mr.. Davis, Of Ken
lucky. offered resolution calling upon the
Secretaries of the Treasury. War and Navy. to
report to the Senate at the next session of Con-
gress schedule of property: by classes, with
lis estimated value which has been seized or
taken possession of since January !, 1861, by
the orders. authority ur in the name of their
departments respectively what disposition WAS
made of said property. the portions sold, what
became of the money thcrcliom, how much
went into the Treasury and how much to indi
vidur,ls with the names and amount to each,
and what portion of said property was deliver
cd to and retained BY individuals. with their
names. Laid over till to-day.
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\ "Col' Bergen, whom the President has
nominated as Consul to Pcrnamhuco, is called
for on a criminal rcquisition by the new Gov
crnor of North Carolina. Bergen WAS in that
State two months last summer as an officer III
Kirk militia, and is charged with being cx-
actly in place in that capacity-and to have
distinguished himself in many diScredta-
Bile transactions. Finally. the President has
made one of his usual bad appointments by
rcwarding him for his conduct by Il quasi mis-
sion To a foreign country.
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DooIey' $ Yeast Powder

Has long been regarded rs the best and cheap
,st Baking Powder in Use Perfectly pure and
healthy. 1t makes, at short notice, delicou!
Biscuits, Rolls &c There need DO waste OF
food prepared with it. us it i. always of the best
quality We would say to those who havo never
urcL it that very few trial. will enable them to
uoe it, not only with entire ,atisaction, but with
economy.
Put up FULL NET weight, rs represented.
Gruccrs and Dealer, sell il.
DOOLEY II BRO, Props,
50 New street,
feb l3-eodcow;m New York city
CLOTIIING FOR THE MILLION!
The wrlI-known Clothing and Furnishing es-
''''' ). WATERMAN
is the place you should not fail to visit if you are
FASHIONABLE GARMENTS,
~ he has Just received all the leading styles,
such rs DERBY SUITS, SACK SUITS and
ENGLISH WALKING SUITS, for Gents and
Youths.
:es-CHILDREN'S CLOTHING a specially.
s. WATERMAN,
NH 2j-lw 81 King street.
CPRING STYLES OF BOOTS i SHOES.
F. PAFF
NO. DS KING STREET,
l. i'll receipt Of his stock Of Spring styles OF
La DIES.
CENTS,
BOYS and
CIIILDRENS
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tho assortment is well selected and cannot be
surpassed in quantity quality; it has been
purchased ut the lowest cash prices and will be-
sold ut II small advance to suit the times.
4 large force OF skilled workmen constantly
employed, and the finest kind Of custom work
made to order upon short notice. NH 81
CHEKIFFS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
On and after February lst, 1871, my office will
be on Washington street, adjoining the drug
store of DR.. Pirrpoint. would respectfully ask
persons who have not paid their State and coun-
" taxes for 1870 to cali and settle. Tho contin-
uanco of the public schools depends upon the
payment OF taxes promptly; and ain compelled
to settle with the Auditor. The unpaid taxes for
1869, with interest, must be- settled
J. G. UNEAL
inn 81 Sheriff Alexandria CO., Va
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3
Grape Wine is better than imported Port and
since the adulteration Of the latter, 1t must take
its place. 1t is pure and really excellent and
ealth-giying = Troy Times.
Our druggists haveSomc directtrom Mr.. Speer.
I
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~ Send to thu Mansion House. or enclose It
c.nts 70 81 Bond street. New York. for the
METAPHYSICAL PAMPHLET
OF Us PAGES.
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y OUTS \ y ID : II o + 5

NOTICE-By virtue Of IL resolution OF tho
~ Board Of Directors OF the Shenandoah Val
ley Railroad Company, held at Alexandria, on
Tuesday, the l4th instant, general meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the said Company Will be-
held at Charlestown, Jefferson county. west
Virginia, on TUESDAY, the 18th day ot APrii,
1871. A full Attendance il respectfully requested
BY order Of the Board .,,..,, ,,:,
NH lE-d,u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-08
NEW YORK.
DOInOs Of Twssd's Rlnu-HOw They squIrm
In Hot Water.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE
International Society has raised $780,
900, with which to start newspaper.
Colored working men will take
part In the trade demonstration on the
18th instant.
An important question will
probably arise very soon in conse-
quence of the decision rendered by
the Court of Appeals at Albany, yes
terday, declaring that the State Legis-
lature has nc right to extend the
terms of local officers. The terms Of
the Mayor, Comptroller and various
aldermen, officers under the City
Government, were extended by the
legislative enactments which this de-
cision now declares to be illegal. 1t
is said that the officials about the City
hall are already beginning to be exer-
cised over the matter. The case In
which this decision was given to-day
was an action brought by one justice
of the peace against another, whose
term of Office had been extended by a
bill of the Legislature.
The political movements have
already been commenced by the local
Tammany politicians, und they point
TO the probability of the denomination
of many, If not all, the present incum-
bents of offices TO be voted on at the
fall election. The Tammanyites say
that they can secure the reelection of
their men, and already q paper pub.
lishedgin the interest of the Institution
presents, as candidates for reelection,
the names Of several iucumbents of
State legislative Office. including that
of William M. Tweed, who is pro-
posed for reelection State Senate.
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on iorders. Becon--shoulders6 61<c; clear
nib sides 7kc; clear Tic for round loti
and packed. Hams hrm at 13L@l4HC
packed. Lsrd firm at 91<910Kc. Whisky
firm at e0@9lc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW oRLEANs, September T. Corn
firmer; mixed 72@73c; white and yellow
mixed 75c. Oats 55c. Hay-Prime zee;
choice SOC. Pork dull; mess s18 75. Bacon
firm at 71<@7SSc. 7ss@7Nc and ssSGSHc.
Hams 6rmer; sugar cured 161<0l6c. All
others unchsuged. Bank sterling 231<
sight H; premium gold 12N. Cotton
firfner; sales 400 bales; good ordinary
171Sc; low middiing 1shc; middling l9c;
receipts 730 bales; exports to Liverpool
I'll bales; to New York 302 bales; stock
25, 1893 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, September z. - Cotton
Holders withdrawing samples; middling,
zoe asked; receipts, lib bales; stock, 3I7l
bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, September 7.-Cotton stong
at I83Ic; receipts, i72 bales; exports coast
wise 766 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, $3.50
bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, September z. - Cotton
strong; good ordinary, l7Nc. Net re-
ceipts, 372 bales; sales, 275 bales; stock,
II, ,8l4 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, September 7.-Cotton
firm; mlddling, lsc; net receipts, 81 bales;
exports cosstwise 100 bales; stock, 1857
bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, September 7.-Consols, 93%; /;
q. s. coupons 5-20s of 1862, 93sk; do '65s,
937E; do '67s, 92z<; do 1O-40s, 9O2z. Bull
lion in Bank of England has decreased to
e22S, 600; total amount held e24, ,8l6, ,1s8.
PARIS, September 7.-Rentes, 81 francs,
42 eentimes.
FRANKFORT, September T. United
States coupons-5-2Os of 1852, 957z@95X.
LIVERPOOL, September z. = Cotton
excited; uplands, 9Kd; Orleans, 97<d. Sales,
25, ,OoO bales; export and speculation, 5000
bales. California wheat 12s 4d; winter lis
Sd. Corn-No. 2 mixed 30s Sd. Petro-
leum-Refined 18s 6d@l9s.
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DIED

EALLY-At the residence Of hsr mother,
b51 main street. on the 7tb inst, at o'clock
The funeral will take place this fFRIDAN
afternoon, at o'clock. nom the residence Of
Mrs. Nally. The friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend.
REYEoLDs-On the 7th inst :, as O'Clock
an, ELLEN JANE, youngest daughter Of
Martin Reynolds; aged II months.
The funeral viii take place from the resi.
denee OF tire family. lSt FrOns street., at
o'clock this tfkIDAY) afternoon.
MoGUIRE-On the 7th instant, WILLIAM
LAwREEcR, aOn of w. Z. and LULA MCGUIRE,
aged year, 7 months and q days.
The friends and scouaintsnees of the
family are invited TO attend the funeral at
half past O'Clock this afternoon, from the
residence Of William L. RadfOTd and w. +.
MCGUIRE, corner Vance and Orleans streets.
Berv' ces by Rev. Dr.. Tichenor.
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HORRIBLE.
Deeds of a Mad Woman.

TOLEDO, September 6.-Mrs. Mar
garet Finley, living six miles north
west Of Wabash, Indiana, murdered
three Of her own children about 8
o'clock yesterday morning, one babe
she took by the heels and beat its
brains out on a stove. The second,
a child Of years, ran into the road; /;
she caught il after it had gone about
sixty yards and cut his throat
with a butchers knife. The Oldest,
aged 8 years, she caught and killed in
the same way. She was arrested and
lodged in Jail yesterday afternoon.
She is a widow woman, her husband
having died last February. She seems
perfectly sane, and says she killed
them in order to get rid of them.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Condition Of the Crops in Bolivar and
Washington couatIes-POIitlcs.
From q - oorTespondenLl ]

From 81 Oerit5loual ODfEo4 lsJlAoub
GLENCOE, Bolivar County, Miss,
August 81, 1S7i.-From what we
nave seen and know OF the
CROPS IN the above counties we
are satisfied that thirty three per cent.
Jess in acresge has been planted this
fhsn last year, and the crop viii fall
short at least one-thind per acre less
4han the crop Of 1870. The cause of
this IS obvious to every intelligent
mind in the country. First, the cold,
late, wet spring, which destroyed
much of the early planting which was
planted over late; the season cOntin-
.ued wet until the 18th of July; the
crops, with q very few exceptions,
were swamped in grass until late;
much of the stand was lost in cleaning
away the weeds, while the plant was
much stuuted. This, with the loss Of
most OF the low lands, has left us with
3 prospect, bot a shade better, than
fbet Of 1867 Now the cotton cater
miller OF srny worm has made its
arpesr8nce IN countless numbers
upon all the plantations in the coun-
fry. Difiereatly to'what they usually
have done, they are cleaning up the
crops at their first appearance. AS
they mature and web Others take
their places, and the work Of devas-
taton continues and increases daily.
II these much dreaded insects con,
tiuue and strip the cotton OF Its foliage
now. IS they promise, the most liberal
estimate We can put upon the crop is
hall OF that Of last year. The corn
crop fs moderately good. The num-
Der Of acres planted this is nearly
double that Of last year; so an abund-
ant supply win be msde for home
consumption.
Labor has been more appliable and
efficient this year than any since the
surrender. Without any further COM
mens IL is evidently improving, and
we are happy TO be able 10 say go.
Politics we have none. They seem
TO he but q thing Of the past, and are
rarelv ever mentioned. More con-
genial interests are occupying the
minds Of our people at present.
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memphis Real Estate Distribution.
prawIna . Take pIaoe Oct. 81, IszI.

Drawing to Take Place Oct. 81, 1871.
It was the desire OF the Managers to perfect
the drawing Of the scheme upcn the day
designated, August 81; but the Great Draw.
ing, that has for its principal object the sale
OF valuable Memphis property, could not be
perfscted without more time. AS cur citi-
Gems many OF sheml preferred postpone
rnent, with.a drawing cf the entire list rather
than the half matured affair eshus Withdraw
ing q portion OF the real property nom mare
ket, had the Managers carried out their pro.
posed drawing Of the Sist). II was the dispo.
sition OF the managers 10 draw, even did but
half the tickets have 8 representation, but
the earnest request OF holders OF tickets 20
have complete drawing, the urgent appeal
OF agents Ia the large cities for more tines
hae Induced them 10 yield to the wishes Of
their friends, advisers and agents. and to
consent to postpenenent &c octobers 81,
prox., when tie drawing viii positively take
plaes
SEPT PASSWORDS . RUFFIN, Managers.
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ADMINISTRATOR sale.

an Friday. september Is. 1871, st IL m.
" VIII sell at public auction 70 The highest
bidder FOR oasfi Ia front OF the OleTk and
Masters once 9reenlRW Block. Second
street. In the city OF Memphis. lhe following
property. balouging TO the estate OF W. j.
cerrain law Books, consisting OF several re-
ports ard other standard works, q copy OF
tbs c,de, etc. The safe can be seen 81 ~
Second street, and the books 81 the Clark aud
, sep5 h ]. BLACK, Administratcf.
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SPORT.
RACING Extraordinary,

MILWAUKEE,, September THE
Cold Spring raee-course, Ove~ which
Goldsmith Maid made her famous
time yesterday, was measured to-day,
and found to be sixty-nine feet more
than a mile in length. This makes
her time less than 217.
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Greeley.

MILWAUKEE, September 7.-Horaee
Greeley left for Jonesville. this morn
ing, and will collar Chief Justice
Chase at Wankesha, on his way.
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German Evacuation of France-Prince
Napoleon.

German Evacuation Of France-Prince
Napoleon.
VERSAILLES, September THE
report that the negotiations for the
evacuation of France had met with
difficulties is pronounced false. The
time Of the final withdrawal of the
German troops has not yet been de-
cided.
The Italian Ambassador will soon
be replaced.
Prince Napoleon has published a
pamphlet entitled "The TRUTH" and
addressed it "To my calumniators."
He declares in It that he was a
stranger TO the declaration of war
against Germany. He went to Italy
by order of the Emperor, who tried
TO array Italy and Austria against
Prussia. He states that he offered to
share the captivity of Napoleon at
WiIhelmshohe, but his offer was re-
fused.
VERSAILLES, September 7.-Thiers,
Ia replying to the congratulations Of
the Municipality OF Versailles upon
the extension sot his term Of Office,
expressed the hope that in the future
France would.be fortunate, and that
simultaneously with the moral and
material recovery OF the country its
present form of government would
become a peaceful and tlorious re-
alitv. The Patrie announces that
ChevaIier Nigra, the italian Envy,
read to-day TO Count De Remusal, the
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, a
dispatch from the Cabinet st Rome,
favorable to the preservation Of
friendship between the two nations.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.
sHERIFF's SALE.

4 NlIlu6 OI a II 4Usg ks6utu DI lG0 OltfA
y OF the First Chsncery Court OF Shelby
county, and to me directed, viii on
Monday, { he 18th day Of September, 1871
in front of the Sheriff's office, on Second
street, in the city of Memphia, Shelby county,
Tennessee, sell for cash, to The highest bid
der, the following described real estate, lying
in Shelby county, Tennessee: Beginning at
the northeast corner OF McLenore avenue
and LEEham avenue, running south nineteen
chains and ninety-three links Q99S to
Trigg's avenue; thence west along the north
side OF Trigg's avenue, eight chains and sew
enty-one links to stake; thence north
nineteen chains and 9S links (lg.eSl to Nc
Lemores avenuei thence east with McLe-
more avenue to the beginning; containing in
all about seventeen acres (l7 aores) less one
acre sold to Nathaniel and Henry Trigg. 3D.
July, 1871, beginning at stake on the north
side OF Latham avenue. 2i0 fest from the in
tersectiou of Latham avenue with TrieR ave.
nue. and running thence eouthWaroly and
parallel with Latham avenue, west side 210
feet to the Intersection OF the west side OF
Latham avenue with Trigg avenue, thence
westwardIy and parallel with the north SIDE
OF TrigR avenue 40 feet to 3 stakei thence
nOrthwardly and parallel with Latham
avenue 2l0 feet TO stake; thence
the beginning, containing one acre. The six
teen acres levied upon IS the property OF
Msrtha L. Trigg. Sale in legal hours be-
tween 10 O'Clock a.nl. and o'clock p.rzl.
MARcUsJ. WRIGHT, Sheriff
aus nepnty sheriff shelby County.
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Carl Schurz

Hon. Carl Schurz, invited TO speak
at Nashville, writes to gentlemen Of
that city as follows:
BETHLEHEM, Pa, August 81, 1871.
Gentlemen--I should have replied TO
your very kind letter before this, had
l been sble to name a day for the
meeting at Nashville, in response to
the invitation with which you have
so highly hOnored me. This difficulty
is now out of the way, and / shall be
happy to address the citizens of Nash
vile on September Goth, if that day is
convenient to you. While the COM
plimentary terms on which the in
vitation is expressed go far beyond
my merits, you are certainly right in
ascribing to mean earnest desire to
promote the restoration of universal
peace, harmony, friendship and true
brotherhood, "and / shall gladly avail
myself of the opportunity you have
offerered me to contribute my share,
however little, toward the furtheranee
of that great end.
Believe me, gentlemen, truly yours,
{, SCHURZ. +
We hope our friend Tracy will yet
succeed in inducing Mr.. Schurz to
visit Memphis.
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In population the States OF the
Union rank in the following order: I,
New York; 2. Pennsyivani8; 3, Ohio;
4. Illinois: 5, Missouri; s, Indiana; q,
Massachusetts; 8, Kentucky; 3 Ten
glessee; 10, Wisconsin; II, Virgins
as. North Carolina; is, Alabamai ~,
New Jersey; IS, Mississippi; lS,
Texas; 20. Maryland; q, Louisiana ;
y. South Carolina; y, Maine; "A,
Cali:ornias 25, Connecticut; -,
Arkausas; q, West Virginia; Is,
MipDeaota; ., Kansas; 80, Vermont
81. New Hampshire; ~, HnOoe
Island: IS, Florida; 81, Delaware ;
SO. NeDraska: 86, New Mexieot 81,
Oregon; So, Nevada; -, Colorado,
The Territories rank: 1, District Of
Columbia; 2, Utah; B, Washington ;
4, Montana ;ss5, Dakota 6, Arizona; !,
Wyoming.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND
MANUFACTURING AID sOCIEX
Authorized BY the Legislature OF the stat5.
THUR DAY MORNING. GLASS III. SEPT. 7, 1871.
I2S s IS 8 10 II IL IS a
7s, 5S, 4, 66. 80, 70 le 6s, Z, 10, Is, ST. S2 n.
THURSDAY EVEHIEG, CLASS ll8, SEPT. 7. 1871.
z8G So IS 10 IL II lS IA
s8, 3,A, So, "A, 75, 48, 20, SO, 40, =. A.
HkT 6tGsNFD STREET
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Is. 2. baldwin 80 OO,s
AUCTloNEERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANU-
FACTURERS' AGENTS,


EETE VIII eomr1ence our regular fall trade
w sales, at Auction, on TUESDAY, Sept.
1871, and continue them three times 4 week
during the season. our nun erous consign-
9Is, 9r, 6I oSliTy me ne % Sr % Sn1
BOOTS, SHOES, NOTIONS, FANCY AND
VARIETY GO IDS ETC, viii keep us con-
M Merchandise Euita BILE for our mark ct, thus
Offering to city ard country merchants rare
opportunity 70 reple4ish Oeks at prices far
below regular rates Our regular sale days
VIII be TUESDAYS AND THURsoAYs
A :. hOG TRsON Auctinnee-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Incorporated in 1888.
omcdAl

MORNING CLASs-No. z25.
43, 60 l6, 50, So, g, 20, Is, So, 56, IA. %, 80.
EVENING CHASING. 426
42, 40, 10, AZ, 4S, Is, SO, 20, IL, 9, 70, 4.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes from
e1Oo to S50.000, paid in money by J. E.
FRANCR, ag't, 81 North Court 81. Box Is7,
Memphis, Tenn, p. o.. MURRAY. MIILER
q CO., Managers, 81. Louis, 40.