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81 premiums amounting gt0................sl0 10 00
The Board Of Directors. IN commencing
this eeheme 70 the public, promise that Ii
shall be carried out in good faith. They Will
appoint q committee OF award whose high
character VIII be a sum deient guarantee that
perfect fairness will control the distributSop.
The price OF these special tickets has Dsen
nxed at The low sum OF TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reacI OF
every one.
IL Is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair VIII be so successful, financially,
as 70 enable the Society TO erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree OF excellence as to render them q
source OF pride TO every citizen Of Memphis,
shelby county and the adjacent country,
The Board Of Directors have selected Mr..
". II. RATES 70 supervise this special ar
rangement. and tickets can be had on appli-
cation 70 him, at the Memphis snd Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any Of his
Bub-agent&
yACoB THOMPSON. President.
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PAPAL INFALLIRlulTY.
,mnsrsans Dsbais 10 ihs Lover House Of ths
Bagarian ParIInBeBt

M1rxTcH. October l4.--There was
an fmnorfsnt debate in the lower
house 81 the Bavayia1 Reich strath on
the subject OF papal inialiielilty, min
ister worship, aud public instruction.
IN repIving to an interruption Dy 9
roen1bef Of the deputies, i was said
that the state st all times had
a right to make changes IN the rhe
laws relating to the church. The
chuTeh having declared 9 change OF
principles, and infallibllity Deing q
doctrine dangerous 60 the s'ate, tlle
government has resolved 20 protect
sny and all Of its citizens VINO cOuld
not accept the insalIibiiity OF the pope
,ss AZ erficle Of faith. The govern
Taenf would sfill consider such per-
sons ae Catholics, and II would oppose
env ercroachment by the church upon
fhe principles Of the civil constitution.
WoreoVer. the minister deelsred the
-entinenf that The king end council
of eisfe favored a separation OF the re-
IIoious and political branehes o. the
0nyernment, and complete inae-
nendeaee Of each.
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RIVER NEWS.
Boats leaving To-day.
RIrers. yVeather nnsf RusJuess

The river fell an inch yesterday, and
continues TO fall at the rate OF one inch per
day. The news from above gives no en-.
coursgsment 10 steambostmen. The Ohio
has but 26 inches below Evansville, and I6
inches above there to Louisville, aud has
but inches over the falls. The upper
Mississippi is falling st al points, ana is
down 20 the low wster marx at several
points above Quincy. White and Arken-
sss sre both quite low, and nsvigsted only
by light-drai5 boats, Business WAS some
what better in receipts yesterday, and g
marked improvement is noticed in chip
ments of freight. The weather was warm
and variable during the day, with a stiff
or came no.
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RACES.
The Sport at Jerome Park, New York-As
Exciting Days Sport.

JEROME PARK, October 1.-THE
annual sweepstakes for three-yesr
olds, two miles, was won by MOI
archist. Time 1854.
The second race, for 2 purse of $500
mile and three quarters, was won by
Harry Basseit in 3:162.
The third race, for a purse Of $500
for three year Olds, one and aquarteI
miles, was won by Lizzie B. Time
2:162.
The champion stakes, for two-year-
olds, three-gasrters Of a mile, was
won by Gray Planet. Time 1:20.
The selling sweepstakes, one mile
and one eighth, was won by Lord By
ron. Time 2:02.
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LITTLE ROCK.
LIbeI suit--yerdIot, One siurderous
Rsncossrs-weather and River.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October a.
The Iibel suit Of Gen. Jn0. Mcdonald,
supervisor on internal revenue, against
Woodruff & Blt;eher, publishers Of the
Gazette, claiming damages TO the
amount OF $50, 600, closed this evening.
The Jury, after being out a short time,
returned verdict for one dOilar and
costs.
Or. Mayfeld shot and killed DR..
Simmons, a few miles below this
place, yesterday. The former was
arrested and committed 30 jail. The
affair grew out Of q personal misun-
derstandiDg.
A slow rain commenced falling
about 6 O'Clock. The river is de-
cIining.
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FlREI
Fears Of lHcsndiarism in LoaisvilIe--- Rail-
road Accident.

LOUISVILLE, October IA. The early
morning passenger train on the Jefer-
sOnYille, Madison and indianapolis
railroad ran of the track, and went
down an eight feet embankment near
Alsten, about thirty miles from this
city. Nobody hurt.
A number of fires occurred in this
city last night, and two were discov-
cred tonight, but were extinguished
before much damage was done.
Much uneasiness was created, as they
are all supposed to be the work of in
cendisries, endeavoring to produce a
disaster similar TO that in Chicago.
-Four of these fires occurred Ia car
penter shops, and are said to have
evidently been set on fire.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

nH Saturday morning next, the llth OF oc,
auction house OF A. NJ. Stoddazd 4 Co. No 81
Union street ! VIII sell 20 the highest bid
der for cash. the household and kitchen fur.
nitGre, together with the stock and other ar.
ticlss belonging 70 the estate Of Mary Kelly,
dssSs-sa' osis =, J. Z Z Essssisor, ssai
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Nosiea. italians.

TTNHE members Of the Eocieta de unione e
i FratellanCa Itsliana viii meet 81 their
Hsll on Sunday Afternoon, October 18th. at
O'Clock, promptly, to take into consid ration
an appropriation 70 be made Tor the relief OF
our Italian brothers in Chicago, sufferers by
the late terrible conilagrat1on in that city.
By order of the Presidsnt.
]. A. EIGNAIGO.
A. b. XACCARO. Secretary. OILS
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MISSISSIPPI 8 TENNIsssEE =. 3

MEMPHIS, October u. A6sI.sf Z
TSHE Animal Neetins Of the 6tockhold
I OF the Mississippi and 1.onnesses Rail-
road Company win be held at the Peahody
Hotel, Memphis, on Wednesday. 18th Of No
an eledlion will be held FOR directors for the
ensuing year. etockhclders and fheir faml-
lies VIII be passed free BY axhiniflnR their
stock certificates 70 the cond!ciors.
eeif :. II. .4Aikbs Secretary.
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ID EV. +. H. BOWMAN will deliver a lecture
H on Tuesday Evening, October I7th, in the
Hall of the Young MEMS Christian Associa.
ton, No. s92 Main street.
w. A, HILL, JR.,
ola
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



WALL STREET, NEW YoRK, October A.
Gold quiet, at ll43<6iIEs In the morning
loans were made at dat, but soon from per
cent per annum 70 l-lg per day was charged
for carrying. Clearings were about s7l 100.
Exports to-day weus about $4,000; for the
week, S6l5s;ts. i0overniaents were strong and
higher. the market closing hI3n when the high
est prices of the day were current. The stock
market opened steady on q diminished vol
ume Of business, deislings were well distTib-
uted, and were without special feature. Toward
the close the market was strong and buoyant
and there was sharI, advance in the market
prices. Western Union led with an upward
movement, advancing from B5S 10 dglf. Read
ing, Lake Shore and Northwestern were next
in point Of interest Dealings in Western Un-
ity IN the general market. The bank state
ment was unlavorable. The banks are quar-
ter OF q million below the legal limit The fol-
lowing are the changes:
Loans decreased Ee45 DO
specie Increased t9o4UJ
Circulation increased 1850
Legal tenders decreased-...-............ S754,9O0
Money easier; eel currency. state bonds
weak and lower, parileularly fennesseeA, ana
Sterling excnanEs-b kers' bins, sR. Unit
ed States coupons ,lf 1Ssi, ilote; do u 5-als,
new ls aa g. i'sasi 90 is s & e. dS & is iIS so o
i0-a0s. 1901 DO currency adxes, HIS. Missouri
state bonds. 81; Tennssseos. old. 5ssS; dc new,
Iea. Cd, S71S: DO nssF. %. Canton, 70. Vest
ern Union, telegraph Company, 81; Qnleks
SILVER: i NaFipslss ! DO preferred y.
oan Merchants Unior Express. 52b<; United
Statoe Express 90, J5; Pacific Nal, l65z; New
York Central s.; New York Central Scrip,
So: Erie, 2s58; do pfefarred, %; Harlem, Is;
do preferred, ,,-~-; fseeaing, l053<l Michigan
Central, Ild; Pittsbilrg, FL- Wayne and Chi
caeo, lie; northwestern, 5014; do preferred,
S7sz Rock Island, sGl<; New Jersey Central,
1851; st. Paul, IS: ID preferred, ~; Wabash,
49, do preferred, Hf 1T. Wayne, "a; Terre
Haute, a8 a pn8iefad, 50: Chicago and Alton,
ne, do preierreds lkE Ohio and Mississippi,
S71sss Cleveland, C0luEabns and Cincinnati &;
Burlington and Quincy, 10; Union Pacific,
"a; Central Paci1G bonds. l0l1zi Union Pa
ciAe bonds, ~.
DR,' GOODS.
The market remairs steady al l4c for Amos
keag brown drills: ls5zeiise for Stark; ll5<c for
Ad1atie aud Peppinel; 12l<c fer Adriatfe
brown sileetings; 133 n ipr Atlantic A do; 43e
Lor DO N: Iz.ze Tor Athnlle D. and oannL a. lie
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.

The following bills were introduced
and passed first reading;
By Mr.. Lumpkin-lnstructing de-
linQnent railroad commissioners TO
sell the Tennessee and Pacific rail-
road, or the interest OF the State
Also, to prohibit judges from prae-
ticing in courts or receiving pay foI
legal services.
BY Mr.. Dick-TO regulate tippline
licenses.
BY Mr.. McCalI-To amend section
1l05 Of the code.
BY Mr.. Enloe-To amend an aet
providing for a change Of venue in
election cases.
By Mr.. samsell-To amend the
s-espass law.
BV Mr.. McGlather--To amend the
law sustaining the credit Of the
State.
BY Mr.. Harrig-To enable the
State 10 change the venue In criminal
By Mr.. ThOmes-To amend the
criminal laws Ia relation TO vagrancy,
aud providing that persons living by
gambling, or who have no visible
means OF support. be deemed guilty Of
mis1emeanOr.
The following important Senate and
House bills passed second reading;
To amend an act authorizing courts
10 grant Letters Of incorporation, pass
ed.
To change the line between the
counties Of OvertOn and Clay, passed.
To amend section 1859 Of code, pass
ed.
Authorizing the citizens Of Dickson
TO vote for change Of county site, pass
ed.
The House adopted 3 resolution de.
claring il imp0litic 10 pass compli-
lnentary resolutions relating 10 pub
lie officials.
Adjourned 10 Monday st1l o'clock.
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rIoTaoe.

DARTIES desiring vehicles to the Fair are
4 hereby informed that an Arrangement
has been M ade by which the Carriages OF the
6ack-Owners Association OF this city will
convey persons TO and nom the grounds for
$50 Waiting the pleasure OF patrons. strRng.
ers can confidently trust 10 all hacks having
the badge OF this Association ON their lamps,
or the Association hacks will make trip 10
or rom the Fair Grounda for 81 so n5
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nURlNG low water the boats OF this line
IL VIII leave Memphis at AZ m, and no
freight received after 4 O'Clock on days OF
departure.
W. h. KEEiSFDAY, Agent,
once on Company's Wharf boat,
OILS foot of fonYt 81 rsst
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MEMPEs, TESE.. October Il. 1g7I-
TTtHE Power and Mechanics Han vii n,
opened az o'clock on kAa nuFuln9 ~
the 18Th Of October, for the reception ol a.
fIcise Intended for sxhihfllon ~ II p = :
Ramsey and Mr.. 7. =. Belts viii have eharns,
Of these halls and viii Designate gpacs ar-s5
location on the application OF 0LhfbIfor7
All persons intending 70 exhibit in The -
ohanfeaf, ARTISTIC and scientific daparfuzrTa
are earnestly requested % have thslr arficis,,
ing Of Monday, thelslf o. October. SuneIsnt
pcIfce forca viii b9 On the Eround to qrrr1I
ali gccdB ~ day OF light Superirtsnfsn =
earnestly requested 20 report 20 the EHau.rI-
tive Committee Al tho Fair GrouulIs IN =
O'Clock on the morning Of t1o l3tn q 0clo-
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

INHE officers and members Of Leila
II Scott Ledge No. 2S9, r. and A. Ny
are requested 10 meet at their hall, ,IN
this SUNDAY afternoon, at O'Clock, for the
pur nose of attending the funeral OF our late
brother, Captain r. T. ENGLIsH All M M "a
fIaternally invited.
By order. H. H. HIGBEE W NJ
N. S. JUDAH. Secretary ocl5
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DIED.

CoNREH-In this city, on the 18th inst. As
CoKREY, son OF Martin ana Margaret ConraV
aged two years.
The funeral viii take place from the resi.
dence los Poplar street, at s. o clock this fSUN
IA I2y4. altsrneon. Carriages al Waish's, l55z
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MARRIED.

sINN0fT T-MoRGAN-At Grace Churcb
on the l2th inst, by Rev. Charles q. Parsons
D. y. sINEorT, Of Virginia, and Miss DELLA
2. MoRaAs: OF Panela county, Mississippi
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From the best Information yet ohtsined in
regard tp the Manhattan InEuian . Com pany
of New York, her losses viii not exceed i've
hundred thousand dollars.
Assets OF skanhattan 1fsURANcE COMA.
NJ OF NKW YORK July ], 1c7l-....--..S 799 81
II, however, lutnre develop ements prove
the uns0undness OF any OF the shove com pa
nies. policy holders shall be advised st the
very earliest practical moment. The bnRi-
ness community and property owners can
see how essential ocpil0i Is to seca1itp, especf-
ally when II is considered that we Of this
city, with BY NO means Oh resources for The
extlnguishment OF fTos. are equally liable 70
such q disaster as that which has befaIlen
Chicago. OAkRlAGrOH MASON. Agent.
Ocl5 No. Madison strest
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Msmphls MsaIeal coIIsas.

FTtHE regular Winter Course of Eectur... =,
n this Institution vii begin 1t 8 49,
MONDAY, Octobsr Is. and ogEtIn1a ~ -.
lst OF March.
ALEXANDER ERSEEF4. u =
oc4 Dean off11 y lnuIfr
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sEhe esuvvesanr bank, Of New 1ork,
mas suspended and Is In the hands Of ,
FeeeiYer.
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The London Times advocates an in
ternauonai copyright law.
The Reform Democracy Of New
York are holding primary meetines.
and are going 10 fight Tammany and
break up the Democratic party Tor the
profit Of thievfng Radieallsm. Patri-
otic york, truly,
The French election returns, though
incomplete, indicate the return OF "a
B0napartists, 1914 iegitimisls, 20I radi-
Gals. 495 m0derates, 867 liberal consar-
vatfees. Prince Jerome Bonaparta's
election, rom Corsica, viii be con-
tested.
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pott1uI W4l8tdI VIII Wdol41ono or aar.I4.
lO1aeau,8 Embroidered, Louq zrz Nrs~-I...s
CoEset8, Werly's plain Corset, Ens 7l-
points short Corset; M1ne. Fo5is sFlr7 ~
porting Coxseti the Skeleton Cornaf. 4 .S-ssI
French corzsts. and the new. lonE = rI7-..s.''.f
best; can be parehasfd only - ire ...s'... 49,
tory. Also The Improved dnodIasr T-I|,|'1 s
Hreasi Pfolaotorss IN 8haIabene. 11l1@41-|.|.
Aegss - -
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AuCTI0R.
AUCTION SALE

OF STUCK OF
COsFEGTE0EKREEs. COUNTERS, SHOW
CASES and FIXTURES,
Attic premises, No. &c Jefferson street, Mon-
day, 0cteber 10, IS7f, as 10 O'Clock.
Gels A. r. FARMLAND,
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mANsF0RD's NEWS DEPOT,
JOE L0cEE's REws DEPOT,
]. C. EyRlcH'S NEWS pEP0T,
GEORGE BEnekAH's CIGAR STAND.
LEuHRiE'S CIGAR sTkRD,
". C. BvRD.S lEWELRY STORE,
BARHuM'S IEWELRy ST0RE.
REnPHls q CHARLESTON TICKET Office
CHRIS: sTElAkEhl's CAPITAL sAL0o4
w. h. BATES.
Agent tsr the sale of Tickets.
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$4,000 !!
Third Annual Fair Of the Memphis
Agricultural and Msehan-
IeaI Soelsty.

WITH the view Of increasing the interest
w In the coming Fall Fair, the Beard OF
Cash Premiums
EOr aftaadcpna av-ofrttrc
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

Is called to this above announcenaent of thl
President and Bosrd OF Directors. There Il
not the least doubt but what all the ticket,
will be sold. The very low price at which
they are placed-two doilars- viii enabls
ali TO contribute their mite toward
Identifying the grounds Of the Association
and making other improvements This fs nj
private enterprise, but - gotten up BY ths
Board Of Directors-who8e nigh standing ~
publtc-spirited ana enersefic citizens cannot
be Qnesfloned-sor the sole purpose OF bene
1tting the publlc, by addingfo the beauty o.
their fair grounds.
me tickets entifle the h0ldsrs TO admission
10 tha Fair on that 6oy, II those holding
them choose to attend, and . chance In foni
hundred ard eiKhty-one cash premiums
ranging nom 5000 down.
ms number OF Tickets is limited TO lg,eo0
and under no circumstances VIII more than
that number be sold.
All prizes VIII be PAID In CASH.
Your attention IA called 70 the names OF the
following gentlemen, who compose the
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON. President
ENooH EsHIsBY, First Vicf-PreBldent.
ELI RAYNER Second President.
h. ID. 9OoDWxN. Third Fice-presfdent
J. II. EDEoEDsoE, Fourth Vtce-R PRESIDENT
JoHN BRoWE, Fifth Fiee President.
JOIN T. SERAgT0N, Treasurer.
1EoH. TRoUsDAIek, Secretary.
q. u. ANDERsoH, A. b. HAYNES,
JOsEPH BRucH, NArOxEoN Hill,
y. BAYEIag, JcHE q. f1zKR,
A. J. EAYs, N. O. PERKINA
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se1onaon venaAs.
suecessor to vsndig q BrOthsrsl.
Ne. sac szaln s.rses. Msmphss. rem.
PiGEok SHOOTING.

ON Friday. the 21th inst. at the Mechanical
" and Agricultural Fair Grounds, the Pigeon
Shooting Match win take place under such
ss TaAy De nsrseo oPon ~ pszs.es
gun, valued at SITS. Target shooting every
daY during tho week. oc17
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Tickets ean be had 81 the various sub-agen.
giles, In Memphis and elsewhere or on appli-
cation to me, by letter with stamp enclosed
for return Of tickets, or In person, at the
Memphis and Charleston .kailroad Depot
Memnhls Tenn. w. II. BATES.
san Agent for Sale OF TieketBI
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= OUKA E8A HLl1E
y alEfFf MazufaslGEF,
I385< Mnin sfroee- nesg
Was1ing1un. f4szSon ol
f371-1S72.l The improved
Euesnis Skirt, Win ad-
fustablE BuEtle, Is now
ready, IN all sEEezs also,
the Empress akfrt, 70 be
worn With separate 8us-
tla. special attention "a
called % my eooapieto
stock of real French Cor
sass and ChHdren'1 Sup
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Bacon and Poiatoes.

IS7 casks clear and efear-rfbDed sides,
80 casks Shoulders.
2000 bbls Russct Potatoes.
For sale, low, TO n erchants.
90 SUTTON, TRIGG q co.
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CHICAGO. October II, 1871.
To Andes Insuranee Company:
Andes losses viii not exceed three hun
dred Thousand dollars.
fsigned.l E.E. RYAN, Agent,
The above was forwarded 20 this agency.
signed ~. b. Bennett, Prasidenf.o
Total assets Of Andes INsuRAScn ConPA-
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A CARD.

ER0M oficial Information 1uEt received.
Il and furnished below. 1 now ieel warranted
In assuring all Interested. especially these
holding policies In the Fire Insurance Conn
panies which represent that, after the pay
menl Of all losses resulting from the late
terrible confiaeration In Chicago, the
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The market remains steady al l4c for Amos
keag brown drills: lS1zetisc for Snsik; ll5sc for
Adfiatie and PeppinelE 1910 Tor AdFiatfe
brown soeetings l33tc ipr Afsartic A do; f3e
Tor do n; I21zc Tor At hntie L. and Cabot Al, lie
for hgaWam A !: l11ke l9r Massachusetts, me Bhs
= for do G. il5Se for eleHmarkei a; 10 for Mas
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ORIGINAL oAprrAr

OF no one Of the these companies w.n be
encroached upon
GEN. AGENCY HoxE IEs. Co. OF NEW YoRk
81. LOUIS. NO., october u, ISL J
To Darlington Mason, Agent:
right: 90 ahead.
l8iened.l C.J. MORTON, Gen. At.
Assets OF Home INsURANCn CoMPAxY. OF
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CHICAGO. ostobsr ID, 1871.
"lmperial's" loss. enc hundred and seventy
Thousand dollars.
tsigned,l J. b. ST. JOHN, asst. Man.
Assets OF Imperial INsURANCR CovPANT or
LONDON, kfsoLANp..-..-....s...k ,o00, 900 IN gold
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We are also prspsred to Furnish levee end
railroad contractors with every article o.
supplies used on thsir works, and rQon IA
vofabla tarms IOQF, PHILLIPS q co,
ocs1 81 Frcnt street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-18
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

A large quartoshoet printed throughout
In large type, and published every We'd
nestiay morning. among its prominent
FEATURES are:
/. Its very full and accurate market re-
ports, embracing the live stock markets OF
New York, Albany Brighton, Cambridge,
philadelphia; the New York canntry pro
dnce market and general produce mark
cts of the country; and full reports of the
New York money market. Each Ut these
reno, Is are complied with great care, and
cuntain the latest quotations that ca,i he
obtained up to the time of pntting the
paper to press
contains each week articles on practical
and scientific farming that are OF great
value to american farmers. special
, feature of this department is n weekly
summary of the condition of the Hop mar
kets mt home and Abroad
; A very full report of the proceedings OF
the Farmers Club of the American lnsti-
tint. is printed in each issue Of The Week
? IL World, the day after the meeting of the
/. club. By this arrangement the report APP
u,ars i'm the Weekly World one week in
advance of its publication in any other
b weekly payer.
3. A portion Of the Weekly World is
reserved for family reading matter. incln.
tsling original aud selected stories, poems
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