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CAPON SPRINGS
AND BATHS,
Hampshire County, West Virginia
e Cvia winchester, virginia.. F O..

This delightful watering place has been
thoroughly refitted, and is now kept in the
best modern style. Its waters are alkaline,
and haYe a wide celebrity for their prompt
and happy action in dyspepsia, diseases Of the
kidneys and bladder, including calculus, ia
various skin diseases, and in their admirable
Capon is unsurpassed in all the mountains OF
Virginia for salubrity, elasticity and dryness.
Its splendid baths We're. declared by Sir
Webster, as hardly equaHed by anything he
had seen in Europe. eG e3Ea Ec -.
For our pamphlet, with fun particulars Of
rates, charges, etc, apply to q. JONES q
Druggists, or the undersigned by mail. e
APPS FRAZIER & SALE, Proprietors.
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SENSIBLE TO THE LAST.

But Mr.. Editor, allow me to suggest
a remedy for all the evils complained OF
by the late Grand Jury. 1t is very sim
pie and infsllible. Let each of the "tax-
paying citizens" turn out at our next
primary meetings and vote for men to
represent them in the convention to
nominate county and State officers; let
them choose such men as viii represent
their interests and their rights faithfully;
when they have performed their duties
as delegates, and made nominations, let
those same ''tax-paying citizens" every
m~other'sson Of them,
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CAUGHT P P

In regard TO the excessive tax levied
for 1871, under which the " tax-paying
citizens" now groan, / will say that the
rate was fixed at the earnest request and
solicitation Of a committee of 'Ftax-
paying citizens" among when were
William B. Greenlaw, William NJ. Far
rington, Edgar McDavitt, Samuel
Mosby, H. A Partee, Amos Woodruff,
and others, who conferred with a COM
mittee from the County Court and
said committee of "tax-Paying citizensD
fixed every item of taxation for the
year 1871, both general and Specialize
County Court assessed it.
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The bill will also contain an apprOpri
alton Of five thousand dollars for astro-
nomical observations In the general
interest OF science, on the high table
lands of Colorado.
The contract for reporting and pub.
lisking the debates Of Congress, as au.
thorized by the recent law, was signed
to-day, Rives & Bailey, Of the Globe
being the contractors.
The Senate committee to-day exam
ined O. n. Pond and A. B. Stelnberg-
er, arms dealers, and @. K. Garrison,
The last named showed his cOnnec-
ton with twenty-five batteries and
other material, to be sent to France.
1t appears that he bad no contract
with the French government, bat
was the guarantor Of Billings, of Eng
land, and st. Laureant, of Bordeaux,
who had a contract with the French.
Witness stated that he had not paid
General Ingalls, a single cent for any
thing ne had done for him. ingalls,
merely acted as a friend of long stand
ing. All of the witnesses to-day said
they knew of no officer who was per-
sonally interested in the purchase and
sale of arms.
The British and American Claims
Commission resumed its session to-
day. Several memorials were filed
by permission of the Commissioners,
and in two or three cases extensions
of time, to take testimony, were
granted.
The Secretary Of State has received
from Sir Edward Thornton binOcu-
lar glass, presented by the Queen to
Captain David P. Berry, of the
American ship Amelia, in recognition
OF his services to the crew Of the
British bark Danish Princess, OF
Newcastle, on the 9th Of December
last. The glass is transmitted to the
collector of the port of New York for
delivery TO Captain Berry.
AT Mr.. Huiburd's request, made TO.
day, his resignation takes effect imme-
diately.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-
day appointed commissioners to
arrange for the selection of a site for
public buildings at Cincinnati. The
commissioners are: Alphonzo Taft,
w. s. Groesbeck, A. II. Stevenson
and Enoch j. Carson.
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FOrty-SsCOnd Congress
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. WARRINGTON, April 8.
Senator Wilson, from the commit
tee on military affairs, reported, with
amendments, the House bill author.
izing the payment of bounty to accept.
ed volunteers who enlisted under the
proclamation OF the Sd of May, 1861,
prior to the I'D Of July Of the same
year.
Senator Stewart, from the commit
tee on Pacific railroads, reported adj
versely on the bill Incorporating the
branches Of the Texas Pacific railroad
under the name Of the North Carolina
Extension Company, and, on his mo-
ton, it was indefinitely postponed.
Senator Ramsey called up the bill
Furnishing straW-bidders for mail con-
tracts. Ordered printed.
On motion of Senator Morrill, GVer-
mont1 the commissioner of agricul-
ture was directed to communicate to
the Senate q statement of the compar-
ative importatiOns of wOolens each
year of the last decade, all facts in the
fluctuations on productions OF sheep,
and the price OF wool.
Senator Wright from the committee
on claims reported with amendments
of the house bill authorizing the
Southern claims commission to ap-
point special commissioners, etc.
AT the expiration OF the morning
hour the business Of the Indian ap.
preparation bill came up, but on mo-
ton of Senator Lewis it was laid
aside, and the bill giving the assent Of
Congressto the subscription the of Dis
trict of Columbia for stock Of the Pied
mont and Potomac Railroad Company
was taken up, which was discussed
until adjournment.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHrNnrnN. AnrIl

W WASH1NoIONf Aprl e
The committee on ways and means
this evening agreed to report in favor
of a specific duty on books instead of
an adj UdLoreEa duty. They also deter
mined to amend the law relating to
erOckery ware, so that it shall be
levied on the ware alone, and not on
crate, straw, etc, rs has heretofore
been the case.
The House committee on appropria-
tions to-day agreed TO report in favor
of an appropriation of $275, GOO for the
signal service bureau. The appEOpri.
alton last year was $3.50, 600, and the
amount asked for this year was $780,
900.
The Navy Department has advices
from the Asiatic fleet dated Hong
Kong, February 18th. The gunboat
Ashuelot saved the passengers and
crew of the American steamer Buwan'
ada from the hands Of Chinese pirates,
large numbers OF whom had surround'
ed the SuWanada, but retreated on the
approach Of the Ashuelot.
The committee on foreign affairs TO-
day agreed to report adversely on the
bin introduced on the 18th Of March
BY mr. Kendall, Of Nevada, TO permit
Minister Delong to act also a
representative Of the Hawaiian
Islands at Japan.
The Secretary Of the Treasury ha!
decided that the income tax On. thE
salary OF the President Of the United
Staies and judges Of the supreuoe
court IF the United States is uucon-
stitut1ona. and the same will be re.
funded an0aot hereafter imposed.
Generals slagman and Augur have
been directed, y an order from fhe
War Department Use extraordinarv
efforts to capture 81 turn over to the
civil authorities for vial. ali nersons
who raid from Meico TO Texas.
The House comnntteeen anDronri.
ations to-day voted to INIT in fhe
sundry civil expenses apploristion
bill an item OF fifty thousand ~ Sji. Is-e
for observing the transit Of ,nes ano
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HoUsE.........-washlngsOn, April 5

There was a long discussion over
the liabilities sections Of the steam
boat bill, and over Kerr's amendment
to substitute those sections from the
steamboat act of 1857; but without
coming to any decision the House ad-
jOurned.
On motion Of Mr.. Slater, the bill
was passed granting the right OF way
through the public lands for railroad
from Great Salt Lake City to Port
land, Oregon.
On motion of Mr.. KetchuD1, the bill
passed confirming the Selma, Rome
and Dalton railroad as successor to the
Alabama and Tennessee company. A
certificate of land was issued to the
State of Alabama Tor the latter COM
pany.
A report was made by Mr.. Dunne1, !,
from the committee on lands, Of bill
to incorporate the Great Salt Lake
and Colorado River Railroad Com
pany, and grant right Of way through
public lands.
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ALBANY, NEW YORK.
Death Of Professor M0rEe-ActIOao OF II
HnrInInfnra-SfafaC CnnnfffutfOn.

Death Of Professor M0rEe-AetfOa OF the
LegIsIature-State COnstftuttOH.
ALBANY, March Ex-Governor Hof.
man sent a communication to the
Legislature to-day suggesting an ap-
propriate action on the death of Pro-
fessor Morse. Appropriate resolu-
tions will be adopted tomorrow.
A committee was appointed to attend
the funeral. 1t was also suggested
that his statue be placed in the capi-
tol at Washington, in place of or In
addition to the statue Of Robert Full
ton.
In the assembly it was reported
from the Judiciary committee, which
was recommended by the Governor,
providing that the committee propose
amendments to the constitution.
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ADDITIOEAL MARKETs BY rELEsRAPn.
snE THIRD PAGE T0R erEEaA1 arPOH-I
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April3.
United States Securities-The offers to sell
bonds to the government amounted TO s2428,-
$50, at from l09.55 10 ll1.05. The awards were
81 900 600 at from 1885 to l09.S7.
Stocks and Bonds-The stock market at the
opening presented q ragged appearance, and
outsiders were frightened at the aspect of the
situation. Something had TO be done by the
ciques 10 keep the market from drifting into
panic, and the leading bulls put their snoul-
ders to the wheel, when up went the entire
list. Erie twas lifted from 625< TO e455. Then
the Gin cinnati, Columbus and Indiana Cen
trail was taken in hand and run up TO 825<.
The Western Union pool lent helping hand
and put their faVorite up 70 75z. After this
the Central advanced to 100. Ohio and Mis-
sissippi followed, and the price marked up to
5O5z. This was theend OF the bull movement
for the day, and as soon as money eased up a
little there was general break In prices,
ranging from y to ~ per cent. in many cases.
The lowest prices Of the day were made and
there was considerable pressure 70 sell In the
general decline the Western Union tumbled
TO AZ, Union Pacific to $50, Northwestern
common to Slh, Ohio and Mississippi TO 49,,
New York Central 70 s., Lake Shore 70 80, Pa
cific Mail to SO, Rock Island to 1l5S<, Boston,
Hartford and Erie to 81, and Cincinnati, CO.
lumbus and Indiana Central to 3lSE. The mar
ket closed fevertsh, with slight recovery
from the lowest prices made. The Express says
the bull movementhas been staggered by the
decline Of yesterday and to-day, and the en-
thusiasm Of the outside public is subsiding.
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them, which was received and ordered

them, which was received and ordered
printed.
Upon the petition Of r. G.. and Lucy
Jameson for reduction of the assess
ment on their property from twenty
seven thousand dollars to twenty thou
sand dollars, the Finance Committee on
Ways and Means reported adversely.
The petition of James Dolan and other
engineers of fire steamers was reported
adversely and the report adopted.
Alderman PettigreW read the tax ordi-
nance with its amendments, which was
something beyond the length of the moral
law. and which revenued everything ex-
ceps midwives, from pint of peanuts to
q professional juryman, most Of which
has already appeared In the APPEAL. It
was adopted without debate.
The Little Rock central landing privi-
lege contract was adopted without debate,
Whereupon.
The Board adjourned till half past seven
O'Clock this evening.
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TIE TBTRD ANNUAL
SPRING RACE MEETING
OF THE
ChiCkasaW Jockey GIu6
viii commence sn
MONDAY, APRIL 2s, 1872,
And Continue Five Days
And Continue Five Days
EroHamma.


FIRST AY-Mondsy, April 2s-sweep-
stakes Hurdle Race two miles over hurdles
3 feet inches high; subscription $50, hE n,
Esisn the sSdS si76 Ht VII % sdd a s40g dne SSe9nd
weights. Seven Subscribers.
/ SAME DAY-The Trial Stakes, for three
Sn5 i 70 Sdd stoo ThIsen s1S SSe BE- 'ns
THIRD RACE-Handicap. daah OF q mile
and quarter, for 81 ages; sneScrlpeton SO
| $500. Ten subscribers. None declared.
SECOND DAY-Tuesday, April s0-Jocksy
Club Purse, $500, dash of a mile and hail. foz
SANE DAY-Olub Purse. s4OO; mile hests,
Tree for al.
THIRD DAY-W Wednesday, Nay 1.-The
Minor stake, mile and half, for three year
olds that had not appeared tn public prior to
s25 each, PIP, to which the club VIII add sSOQ.
Thirteen subscribers.
SAME DAY-J0ckey Club Purse, $500;
heats OF two ns1Ies, fer all ages.
FOURTH DAY-Thursdsy, May 2-Frse
Handicap, Two miles and baf. Weights Of
all horses on the grounds TO be announced at
y m, and accepted or declared by PIN. on
the day preceding the race. For club purse
SANE DAY-JocksyG Cub Purse, $500; mile
heats, best three in nVe; free for all.
FIFTH DAY-Friday, May 8-The Chicka-
saw Stake, q dash OF two miles, for three
year olds; sub. $50, PIP; to which the club
viii add $500. Seven subscribers.
SAME DAY-Hsndicap Steeplechsse, for
purse of $500, OF which slO0 to the seoend
horse. Entries to be made on Tuesday. April
80; weights to appear on Thursday, May 2
Three or more to start. About two miles and
nalf over fair hunting course.
THIRD DRACE-Handicap for beaten horses
mile heats. Horses beaten once allowed 7 10 /;
twice, "A lD; three times, Il lb. Entrance, $40;
money to so to second horse. For purIe Of
$3.50.
No entrance fee to purses. A walk over en-.
titles horse to full amount Of purse.
W. II. JOHNSON, President.
O. SFoNE. Secretary. mhse
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ArcHIsoN, KANSAS.

ATCHIsoN, April 3.-The election
in this city yesterday resulted In the
election OF the entire Republican tick
ct, except one constable and two
councilmen, over the peoples ticket,
supported by the Democrats. Ed
ward K. Blair is elected mayor. The
msjorities range from two hundred to
five hundred,
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MARRIED.

MooRE-GREER AT the State Female
College, or the Sd instant, by the Rev. CHARLES
Collins, DID,. Mr.. HUGH o. AosKE, Of Brent
wood, Tennessee, and Miss KATE J. GREER,
OF Memphis.
Nashville papers please copy.
sfEvESs s-CoOPWooD-In this city on
the Sd Instant by DR.. 5. Psrkes, JoHN l.
sTzvEKs, Of ofTsllahatchie county, Mississippi,
and Miss MoLLIE E. CooPwooD, of Yallo-
busha county, Mississippi.
Tallahstohie News and West Point Citizen
please copy.
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MISSOURI.

sT. LOUIS, April S.-The Republic
cans yesterday carried the election in
st. Joseph and Warrensburg, and the
Democrats carried the day in Clinton
and Chillicethe. In Springfield the
offices are divided. A Quincy, Hi
nois, dispatch says the township cleo
tions In Adams county resulted IN
Democratic victories and Democratic
gains,
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Ths gentlemen Of the common council
met in their chamber last night ct seven
O'Clock in regular monthly aession. The
following members present: President
Zent in chair. O0uncilmen Foley, Robbins,
Gibson, Steinkuhl, Beehn, Norton, Mar
tin, Bachmsn, Halstead. Harvey, Dick
son, White, Marks. Reder, Schabel, Je-
nette, Smith, and OullRgon. The minutes
were read by Esquire Richards and were
adopted, signed, sealed, and delivered
over to Oblivion, after which the house
got ready for active operations about hall
past eight O'Clock.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS,
The first regular work In order was the
report of city officials, which were read
by Mr. N. Newsome in his usual clear,
loud, and rapid style.
OoNPTRoLLER's REPORT.
The City Oomptroller's receipts for the
month of March is as follows:
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FORT scoTr Ark.

Fort 6ooFT, April Sat the city
election the citizens general ticket
was elected, with +. r.. Boyle, Re-
publican, as Mayor. The Council has
Republican majority Of one, and the
School Board are all Republicans but
00a.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Flour-nO demand
for low grades; good in demand; good extra
IS 5099; choice extra, SO 2599 50; family, SO 7t
Gil. Corn dull; mixed, 7997le; white, 72c
Oats easier at 53c. hay scarce and firm; prime
SS5; choice, SS7. Pork dull; mess Offering al
5l3 %. Bacon dult at 5951S@7975S. Hams are
hrmer; sugsr-cured, lie. Lard dull and lower;
tierce, 654@9c; packers refined, e1<9g16o; keg,
l0Sl01ac. Suger quiet; inferior, 5g65zc; com
mon, 71s9S15c; fair to fully fair, 9@5955; prime
S549l0c. Molasses quiet; Inferior fermenting,
5c; common, 35940c; prime, 45946c; prime not
fermetlng, 5I15e; cistern bottom, $1,000. Coffee
lS1s92O5zc. Whisky, 85c.
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Ia CROSSE, WIS.

MILWAUKEE, April 3.-At La
Cross Hon. ]. L. Lynde, Democrat,
was elected Mayor. Party lines were
ignored at Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Hon. Eugene NJ. Wilson, Democrat,
was elected Mayor. The other OIL
GERS are Republican.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MfTCHEL-The friends and acquaintance
of William ?, and Peter Michel, and Mrs. DR..
tend the funeral OF their mother, Mrs. 6. h.
Mitchell, rom st, LAZARUS Church, this
(fHURSDAY) afternoon, at half.psst two
O'Clock. Services by the Rev. DR.. Wheat.
CaIriages in ATTENDANCE as ehureh.
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sr. PAUL.

MILWAUKEE, April 3.-The charter
election at st. Paul, Minnesota, yes
terdsy resulted In the election OF DR..
]. II. Stewart, Republican, for mayor,
by seventeen hundred majority and q
Republican majority in the common
council
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The WEATHER.
Representation fOE the Next Twenty.
1OuR Hours.
WAsHIEoToN, April 8.

Clear weather with northeriy winds
will prevail very generally north and
northwest of the Ohio Valley and
over the Middle and New England
States with q rising barometer, and
will probably extend over the interior
Southern States. Cloudy weather with
rain will probably continue over the
South AtIantic.and Gulf States. Brisk
northerly wiEds are probable for the
lower lake religion tonight. Danger
Gus winds are not anticipated,
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ELECTIONS.
LEAvENwoRTH, KS.

LEAvENwoRTR, April 3:-At the
city election, yesterday, the wnole
Republican ticket was elected by one
hundred and fifty majority.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsoEIc NoTlcE.

TTNHE stated communication OF Leila q
II Scott Lodge No, 259, Of y. A. N. XX
win be held this (TEURSDAYJ eve-/VN
ming, April zth, at eight o'clock, for dtspatch
All n. Ms are fraternally invited.
N. HocHsrAnrzR, sscrsssry. q g.O" api
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DIED.

MOCLURE-on Tuesday, April ID, Is72. OF
consumption, at the residence OF hsr hos
banu, Sapou uel d. Mcclure, In Memphis, Ten
neasee Mrs. Mamie Mcclure, in the thirty
second yssr OF her age.
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The Dress Goods Department
AT B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.

materials
offered the public Of Memphis.
Grenadines cOlors Dhene all colors;
Popns, shad Poplns all coor; OOnne Cloths;
exquisite designs Ogand White and COd Pique White and
Colored P Dp Bismarck Seaside ung andan endless variety
o beautiful attractive
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DIssOIusIOn Of COpartsershIp.

vr,Ezz arm of Podssta q CsElzsa is this dsy,
1 Mareh n 1871. Dissolve ny the sale OF
tT-arIf- -CaaasEa's Interest 10 the remaining
nsrf1srs- Who are alone authorised 20 COL
fo-r flle oufatard ding claims, and who hereby
sss.tnne 81 the Liabilities Of tha iat6 arEn aud
Th.1 VII conftnus tbs buEice7a Ender tha
drm-name snd style OF Podssta, Eata-
s,'' LOUIS PODEsTa.
pr7 FRANK CAZAsaA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In lbSss
0mO1os1 OrRwdnm@.

MORNING CHASING. I5g.
70, 81, l9, IS. 10, %, "A, 80, 5s, H. 7s 49, "a,
EVENING OlABS-No, I6O,
81, 30, 54, 16, 81, 10, 40, g. 4, "a, a, Is, so.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. PriEes from
sIe0 to e5o.e90, paid in money by J. T.
FRANCE, ag't, ssH North Court ST. Box lf7
Memphis, Tenn, ?, o. MURRAY, MILLEB
A rYO-. Eanaqara. 81. .Lnuia. No.
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The Suit Department
b. LOWENsTEIN 8 BROTHERS

Includes all the Spring Novelties oet
Real Paismade Linen, Bapste NainOOkCre
Paris Musn Orgaud Silk manufactured
ported direct by thus enabling
lower prices than any other the trade.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
COMHON COUNCIL.

Meeting OF the General Council last
Night.
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,s..ss....-s-....... ....ss.....s..-.-ss....
DIsBURsEMENTs.
CITY TREASURER

The City Treasurer's report shows that
the receipts at his office from the 9th Of
March to the End of April inclusive, were
S62, $40 81, and the disbursements during
the same time was S56 65l SO, leaving q
balance on hand of S65l7 90,
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The report Of the city physician shows
that there were lis patients in the hospi-
tai at the beginning of the month; admit
ted, IS4; discharged, 103; died, 2S; remain
ing on the 1st Of April, 1l6.
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REooRpER's oouRT

The recorders clerk reports that there
were 1872 people Rrrsigned before that
tunotionary during the past month, of
which, 49I were tried and fined: $3.50 in
fines were collected, Of which 500 were
remitted,
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CHARIFsToN
MOBILE.

CHARLESTON, April 3.-The cotton market Is
quiet; mtddlipgs, 22c. Net receipts, ll3a bales;
exports coast, 40 bales; sales, 800 stock, q 999
bales.
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ST, ANDREWs SOCIETY,

THE regular monthly meeting OF 81
i Andrews Society takes place this
(rHUBsDAY) evening, in their hall, 81
Adaur street., at half pagt ssvsn o'clock, A
full attsndance is requested.
GILBERT MCLEAN, Pres't.
JOHN B. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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NOBLE, April 3.-Cotton firm; nniddlings,
Use 21Sc. Net receipts, ia bales; sales, 1900;
stock 38.S25 bales
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DR.. Nuttan sent In q petition for forty
dollars, professional fees for having at
Arkansas shore last fall. The family had
9 malignant fever and would not Be- al-