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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Loss or STocK.-During the cold weather
experienced in this latitude the past month
number of our stock men suffered the loss 81
many cattle, but the general result mas nov
been as bad AZ was anticipated. One Of the
greatest losers has been our esteemed young
friend Harry Williams. Nr. Williams pur-
chased herd Of about one hundred ana
twenty head Of Texas cattle, which were
driven into the Territory last summer, ana
had not fully recuperated from their long
tourney when the severe weather set in when
caused the death Of many cattle which nau
become acclimated and were in good condl-
ton. The result has been the loss % more
than half the entire herd. Under ordinary
circumstances, the investment OF MT. WIN
ans would have been good one-a t,
to mast experience, the safest and most lucra-
| five that could have been made-Dut tne eA-
traordinary weather of November and De-
cen,ber has made ii pretty heavy loss &C
him. I'd
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

CHANGED HAsDs.-.The Guy House, n TINS
CITY. which has had successful and popular
run during the past year under the supervls-
ion Of Mr.. Phil. Dodson, on Monday last,
changed hands, MIR. Hawks, gentleman ~
every way qualified to keep hotel, taking
charge.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

THE many friends Of Judge Vim. 4. Lov-
ell will be glad to learn that the Judge M
tends returning to Montana early in the
spring, sfsss N As
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

wn~m YOU VISIT the Capital, buy your CIGARS ana
rahs@so n o. b. BARBER'S-hs best BRANDS
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

For q Good CLOCH
Go 70 SOHE6ON'H,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

- RE best Cigars and Iobsccos u !, y g,
#H$M f.,ty xiii be fouad as o. ~ HAAbnh =.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

4 WE learn that rush for ranches on the
Yellowstone will be made early Ii the spring.
No section offers better inducements.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

eDR. HUNTER on Monday, went over TO hls
ranch on the Yellowstone, for the purpose OF
making substantial improvements thereon.
The Doctors ranch is situated about eight
miles this side Of the Crow Agency, and has
4 number Of warm springs on z, possessing
ali the medicinal virtues Of the famous hot
springs located higher up in the mountains.
We believe ii Is the Intention Of the Doctor
to erect buildings suitable TO entertain pleas
ure seekers as we'll IS inyalids. Bath houses.
&C.. will also be attached.
F1RE AfsMs.-W Walter Cooper has just re-
ceiyed 1ot Of sharp,s Improved Sporting
Rifles. ui,ausstionably the best gun for the
mountains now manufactured. Possessing
all the superior qualities claimed for the
Needle Gun, it has many desirable improve
rnents not possessed by that gun. He has
also received a fine assortment Of Deringers
-Sha rp's and Colts make, small, beautiful
and destructive.
WE learn that rush for ranches on the
Yellowstone will be made early IN hespring.
No section offers better inducements.
THg many friends of Judge VIM. g. 10y
ell will be glad to learn that the Judge M
tends returning to Montana early in the
| spring 49,
JupGx DAVIS has purchased several lots on
| Black street, and has the lumber on the
ground for an elegant Office.
/ 5sss Z 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

mendatlon to buy the ships abroad
had been opposed by Messrs. Dawes
and Brooks.
Mr.. Kelley remarked that the
adoption OF the Presidents recon.
mendatiOn would have been the
burial OF the American shipyard.
The discussion was further carried
on by Messrs. Speer of Pennsylva-
mia, Wood, Kerr and Bird against in
creased subsidies, and by Messrs.
Bingham, Kelley and Hale in favor.
Mr.. FarnsWOrth called attention to
the combination which existed in the
house between the extreme high tariff
men and the shipbuilders, and main
tanned that the representatives of
ocean commerce were all combining
against the proposition to purchase
ships where they could be purchased
cheapest.
Mr.. Townsend Pennsylvania said
that the doctrine OF " being where you
can buy cheapest" was free trade doc
trine of members who wanted to ap-
ply 1t to ships and everything else.
1t would be to destroy ship-building
and the coasting trade of the country.
Without disposing Of any of the
pending amendments, the house ad-
iOurned,
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FRIENDLY ROW.
Explanation of H0W the So Louis DEM
Oerat VIII Change Owners.

ExpIAnstioB Of How the 81. Louis DEM
Oeraf VIII Change Owners.
ST. LoUIs, March 12.-Articles ap-
peared in the morning papers to-day
relative to negotiations which have
been going on for some time past be-
tween the proprietors Of the Demo-
crat, having in view the withdrawal
of George w. Fishback from the firm,
Some inaccuracies having occurred In
the articles referred to, the following
statement is made by MessTs. Mckee
and Hauser, the remaining members
of the firm: Mr.. Fishback, some time
since, expressed desire toretire from
the Democrat, OF which he was one
third owner. The remaining part.
ners offered to purchase his intere T.,
but the terms they proposed we're not
agreeable 10 him. He formally re-
Iected their offer yesterday, and en-
tered suit to bring about dissolution
of partnership and a valuation of
property. There Is no ill-feeling mani
tested or existing between the par
ties involved In the suit, nor Is there
any politics in the matter,
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MINOR MAeNETIcs.

An quiet In Erie offices, New York.
The legislature Of Ohio is still in ses-
nIon-
Gould remains a director in the
Erie road.
The President entertained the Japs
yesterday.
The compOsitors Of London are go
ing to strike.
TWeuty-one deaths by smallpox In
Chicago yesterday.
Murphy, the anti-property lecturer
in England, is dead.
The steamer Great Republic has
been abandoned at sea.
Forty thousand dollar fire In HAM
Eton, Canada, yesterday.
The South Carolina legislature ad-
journed sfsse die last night.
Amadeus is organizing a fayorite
guard TO defend his throne.
Everything quiet at Erie headqusr-
xers in New York yesterday
The senate arms committee yester-
dav examined Colonel Benet.
A how named Falkner was burned
10 death iD Chicago yesterday.
Red Cloud and two hundred braves
vaf hered at Fort Laramie yesterday.
The steamer Wyoming, from Liv-
arnooI. reached New York yesterday
r. was proyed that Leet said before
g,e went into Office that II Grinneil
aid not let him have al the business
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THE NEW HAMPsHIRR ELECTION
DAVID DAVIS.


Several days ago the APPEAL stated
that it was hardly probable, in view Of
the changed relations Of parties and
fragments of parties In New Hamp-
shire, that the Democrats could carry
the State. The results are better than
were anticipated. The Chicago Times
Gf yesterday morning says the defect
OF the party is abundantly compen-
sated by the moral which it furnishes.
The moral Is embodied in the obvious
deduction that the Democratic party
alone stands no shadow Of a
chance to prevent the reelection Of
Grant. The most hopelessly pig
headed member of the party must
now recognize the fact that the Demo-
cratic candidate for president could
not carry more than One-third Of the
electoral vote. 1t follows that the
hope of rescuing the country from
imperialism and corruption depends
solely on the union Of all the elements
ofopposition. To secure this union and
achieve victory, which it almost as
sGres, it is necessary that the conven-
4ion at Cincinnati shall recognize the
wide and spontaneous expressions Of
popular approval that have been
elicited by the selection Of David
Davis as a candidate at Columbus,
Ohio,
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The PLANTATION COMPRESS
To THE PEOPLE OF THE soUrH:

To THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH:
To give you a short and senten-
tious statement Of the objects this in
vention is intended to and will &C
eomplish, and Of the points of supe-
rlOrity and advantages Of the 'tPLAN-
TATION COMPRESS" over the half
presses, I'll say:
1st-It congresses the bale at the
gin at once, thus obviating all city re-
pressing, redraying, etc., amounting
to near four million dollars per an
mum on our cotton crop, besides pre-
venting so much unnecessary samp-
ling, wasting and gOuging, which will
make up as much more, amounting
both together to about seven million
dollars.
2d-Being all iron except the box
plank, which is the best Of wood, and
can be easily replaced, it will last two
generations, saving again over mill
lion a year thus: 81 900 gins In the
South, every gin has a half press
worth or cost at least $3.50, which lasts
about ten years, neeessitating a new
press every ten years, or One.tenth of
press every year, making another
million and half, thus aggregating
over eight million dollars to the cot
ton planters every year by this simple
invention.
3d-The cotton-box opens and closes
automatically without doors or hinges,
saving the time of the hands, who
have nothing to do but put in the cot
ton right at the lint-room and take
out the bale-mule doing all the bal
anee in three and a half minutes,
making the bale completely COM
pressed.
As for the metallic covering, which
is dependent on this PLANTATION
COMPRESS, I will say nothing more
now than that it will dispense with
bagglng and ties and obviate fire in
suranc working probably a greater
revolution in the commercial world
than even the Compress, both to-
gether aggregating $4,000, 900 every
year on the cotton crop, thus:
depressing, re1raying etc-.............S AOO0.OoO
Extra sampling ana heading lestt-
nisseo l,5o, 200
lew EHeBs cSnnlally y,---...-.-......-. 90
fIre lnBuraD 0C0000
Loss 25 los. bale toficlAl sstimatsl q, 100000
$1,000. .O0O
Saying nothing of classification { p
and expressing the oil, amounting to
millions more,
For their immediate introduction, I
would sell County Rights land Sta
ton Rights for repressing) at margin
of thousand per cent. profit, or
would commission agents on liberal
terms. Apply to RoYsrER, TREzE-
Want & Co.
s. 8. REMBERT, Patentee,
care of 168 Front street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
rHE NEW AFrERNOOz PAPER.

The Register, the afternoon daily,
conducted by F. A. Tyler, Esq, is a
splendid specimen Of newspaper en-
terprise, intelligence and good-taste.
Tt contains enough matter to supply
the demands of great metropolis, adj
mirably arranged, well digested,
beautifully printed and suggestive OF
that tact and skill In journalism which
assures excellence and success. We
wish our contemporary long life Of
usefulness and a degree of influence
proportioned to the unquestioned
wisdom and experience that guide its
Forfunas
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DISPUTE SETTLED.
The tennessee Railroad Commissioners and
the TehntsSee and Pacific Rail-
reed Company.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 19.
1t is understood that the railroad
commissioners have arrived at an un-
derstanding with the Tennessee and
Pacific railroad company to-day.
They differed as to the construction of
the law. The commissioners held
that under the law the company
should pay over to the State 80 many
Of the bonds as they had on hand not
consumed In the construction and
equipment Of the road. The compa.
ny held a different view, but have
since consented to the terms Of the
commissioners.
This arrangement will render the
legislation indicated In the governors
message on this subject unnecessary.
1t viii also yield between one hun
dred and fifty and one hundred and
seventy-five thousand dollars to the
State treasury, in addition 10 the
amount the road would sell for.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTlOM.
Further Returns from the interior Of the
State.

CONCORD, March 13.-The returns
OF 183 towns give Straw 80 ,SS9 votes,
Weston 31,1S0, Blsekmer 373 and
Cooper 39I. If the balance OF the
State, fifty towns, should vote as last
year, the result will be as follows:
Straw, 81, ,490; Weston, 86,2l5; Black
mer and Cooper, 967-givlng Straw q
majority of 1888. Eight senatorial
districts are Republican, three Demo-
cratic and one doubtful. The repre-
sentatives will have Republican
majority of at least forty.
Later-Returns received from 204
towns give Straw Republican, 1879
votes; Weston Democrat, 34,210;
Blackmer, $50; Cooper and scattering,
685-making a majority for Straw of
1885, which will be reduced below 1900
by the remaining towns. The Elev-
enth senatorial district is doubtful.
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which he had read for years

newspaper which he had read for years
a statement That the sn1ate was not
exsctlv the Forty Thieves" but
that there were twenty thieves 200
many in it now. He had served with
a great many senators, and out Of them
all he could not pick twenty, or half
that number, who had ever done any
thing dishOnOrable In money matters,
or anything Of that kind. His advice
TO Senator C0nkling was to drop this
matter, and let the senate go to work
and redeem itself from the criticisms
Of the thoughtful, sober, reflective
people Of the country, who were al
ready disgusted at the waste Of time
that had taken pl ice.
Senator COnkling announced that
he would press the resolution to a
vote tomorrow or ass0on as possible,
and that If it should not be agreed to
by the senate, he would feel justified
in using other means 10 get in
formation. The resolution went over
and the senate resumed the cOnsidera-
ton Of the legislative appropriation
bill, the question being on the amend
ment to increase the salary OF super
vising surgeon of marine hospital
to four thousand dollars.
Senator BOreman moved to lay 1t
and Senator Sherman's amendment
increasing the salaries of heads of
bureaus to $1,000 on the table. Lost
ayes Is, nays 81. Senator Logan then
modified his amendment SO as to
make the supervisor gsurgeon's salary
$4,000, the amendment recommended
by the secretary of the treasury, and
it was adopted.
Senator Trumbull offered an amend
ment making the salary OF the dis
trict Judge OF the northern district of
Illinois 5000, which was ruled out of
order.
Senator Trnmbull then gave notice
of an amendment, and it was referred
to the committee on appropriations,
as were also the amendments offered
by Senators Morton and Kellogg to
increase the salaries of the district
judges in Indiana and Louisiana.
Senator Sherman's amendment in
creasing the salaries of the heads OF
bureau Of the commission OF education
having been included, was then
adOpted-ayes 20, nays 19.
Senator Sawyer renewed his amend
ment increasing the appropriation for
the bureau of education, and after
some discussion it was agreed to
ayes %, nays 16.
An amendment was adopted rails
ing the salaries of the commissioners
Of agriculture, solicitor of the treas |
ury and solicitor of internal revenue
to $4,000 each.
Senator Trumbull offered an amend |
ment to increase the salaries of judges |
Of the court of claims to $4,000, which |
was pending when the senate ad-
Iourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14
DIED.

HERSDoN March 9, 1871, JAMES B. HERN
DoN, son ef d o. and I. Herndon, aged thir.
tsen years. two months and twenty days.
PHILE-At O'Clock on ths morning Of the
18th inst, at the residence OF Nj. ] QuesneI
No. $50 Third street, EUMA PALE, from New
Orlesns, aged fifteen years and six months.
The friends and acquaintance Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Quesnel are respectfully invited to at
tsnd his funeral, which viii take place from
the aforementioned residence, at 10 O'Clock
this (CBURsDAYl morning
DoEovAN-of brain fever, at Brownsville,
on The 10th inst, MARY Agnes, only daugh-
ter Of D. J. and u. d. Donovan, aged one
year, four months ard twenty-five days.
Nashville papers please copy
sHARPE-At his residence, l2s Hernando
street, at 8 O'Clock pm, March 18th, ]. B.
SHARPE. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

The committee on plans and archi-
lecture from the United States Gem
tenniaI Commission will visit New
York and Boston In few days TO con-
fer with such architects as may desire
to compete in submitting plans for an
immense building which will cover m
extent not less than fifty acres OF
ground. Henry Pr0basco of Ohio,
David Atwood OF Wisconsin, and
George A. Batchelder of Dakotah, are
members OF the commission.
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ADOlTlOsAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
IsKE THIRD PAGE FOR exNERAL REPopTJ

GALVESTON.
GALvEsToN, March I3.-Cotton Ia dull
good ordinary, 19H919S<c. Net receipts,
SO2 bales sales, 2SO0 bales; stock, 4O,647
bales.
MOBILE,
MOBILE, March IS.-Ths cotton market
is quiet; middinR, q 20. Net receipts, II
balss; exports to Great Britain, 275O bales;
sales 800 bales; stock, 49, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH,
SAVANNAH, March 13.-The cotton
market is quiet and in light den and mid
ding, 2l<c; net receipts, SS3 bales; ex-
ports TO Great Britsin, $500 bales; coast
wise, 140 bales; sales, 900 bales; stock,
IS, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, March I3-Ths cotton
market is dull; middling, 2I59c. Net re-
ceipts, 404 bales; exports cOsstwiss, 1852
bales; sales, 200 bsles; stock, 25, ,972 bales.
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Hen-sasidsut No4lss

No. 520.-In the First Chsneery Court o
Shelby county, Teanessea.-J. s. Stanton
and Jesse Moore, nrm OF Stanton q Moore
ys. r. n, Simpson. Branch Hurt ct al,
~ appearing thet a writ OF attachment Wss
Il Issued In the Sbove causs March IL 1872
against the estate OF defendant, r. n. 8imp-
kon, by Vtftue OF the bill Of onmplainsnfs
under oath. nled herein On saE day, alleg-
ing that said SimpEou Is \ ciLisen Of Panofa
county, Mississippi, and a non-resident Of
the State Of Tennessee; that he Is indsbt I'D
ID c-mplAtDants in about the sum OF $3.50
with interest. etc as evidenced by Judgment
reddsred AGAINST him January "a, Is6e, In the
F1rst ChsnesTy Court of Memphis. and that
said writ has Eeen returned levied Or the
property Of said Simpson, tO.wit: his inter-
est In ITO nre-i1surance policies in Mem phis,
Tenn; also, that defendant, Branch Hurt, is
3 ciiiEsn or Mississippi, and 3 non-restdent
OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordel ed, That they make
theiI appearance herein, at the courthouse
In the city of Memphis, Tennessae, on OF De-
fore the hrSt Monday in May, ls72 and
plead, answer or demur to oomplalnant's
oil, or the same will be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for hearing exparte; and
that 9 copy of this order be pub
Hshed once 3 week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis AppesL
A copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master,
By r. j. BLACK. Deputy U and NJ.
LoeTood g Micou, Soils. for complains ants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

@. D. BIgham, editor of the Pitts
burg Commercial, was yesterday ap-
pointed auditor general of the State
by Governor Geary, to Ill the vacan-
ey caused by the death Of DIR. Stsn-
ton, auditor-generaL elect. The ap-
Pointment takes effect In May.
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first Circuit Court

First Circuit OOurt-Heiskell. Judge.
The case OF the Union and Planters
Bank Of Memphis VS. ]. s, Day, the first
on the calendar, was taken up for trial
and occupied the entire time OF the court
yesterday. The calendar to-day IL the
same as published yesterday with the ad-
ditioDal case of Hudson va. Choste, No,
1908, T. D., specially set.
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MARRIED.

BROWNE-MALLoRY- 18th, at Lin
den Street Christian Church. by Rev David
Walk, Mr.. ]. W. K. BROWNE and Miss EMMA
A. MALLORY, both of this city.
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Criminal Court-FIipplp. Juars.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day. Witnesses must be in attendance
promptly. Jake Oliver, larceny; Mack
Curry, drawing bowie knife; Charles BEN
ton, larceny; Thomas Esgan ct al, larceny;
John Murphy, malicious stfbbing; z lck
Wall, larceny; Zaok Wall, larceny; Otto
Keetz. larceny; Matt Barnes, larceny;
Robert Kspki, larceny; James Mcdonald,
larceny; John Morgan, larceny; Robert
Thompson, larceny; Ed. Brown, larceny;
PeYton Burton, larceny; Jacob Dick, lar
osny; Charles Hobson, lsrceny; Jane
Dyal, carrying concealed WespOns; Frank
Miller, lsrcsny; Phil Payne, larceny; Jerre
Rossell, larceny; Peter Hsrgraves, alias
Hsckle, larceny; G. w. Lucas, larceny
Henry Tllmsn, horse stealing; Emanuel
Horne, larceny.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NASOGIC NnTIcE

SPECIAL convocation Of Penn a
II Royal Arch Chapter, No. q, r. and ny
evening, March l4tb. at X O'Clock, for work
in the r A. N. degree.
All Companions are fraternslIy invited.
By ordsr Of Q. n. CARROLL, N. e. h. 2.
B. IL. LEVY, Secretary. mhlA
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United States COuFts-EmmO1s anC
Wlthey, judges.

this court to-day: 979 Lsnham ys Pstter-
son; 1l36 United States VS. Sternberger
ct al; ll40 United States VS. POrteine;
lI4l Adams VS. Mckinney; 1148 Christian
VS. Cook; 1l53 Pickett 81 al vs. Mutual
Benefit ms, co; 1854 Frazsr, Titus ct al
vs. Dean ct al; 1155 Allen & Co. vs. Wolf
Cohn 1l72 Rosewood & Bros. VS. Podests
Co; ll7S Hawthorne VS. Denies; liza
Quarter vs Bartlett; 1175 Dixon VS. Nor
man; 1l76 Graham q Co. VS. Lane; 1177
United states VS. MeGhee ct al; 1I78 Noll,
Duncan d Co. vs. Bigslow; 1lS1 Wolf VS.
Roe; 1882 Besrdelle VS. Thompson; Il84
Bishop VS. Wsn.; 11S6 National Ins. 90, vs
Bowman; 1lS7 Commercial Ins. co. vs
Bowman ct al; IlS3 National Ins. co. Vs
Bowsn q Berry.
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sIgGKHcL1EaSl NEETING-

A SPECIAL convention Of the steckhold.
y ers OF the Memphis Agricultural and Ne
chan1cA Society Is called to meet at the
Chamber OF Oommerce on SATURDAY. 18th
inst, at IL O'Clock m, for the purpose OF
r2tlty1ng amendments TO the original char
ter. ]. q. BALLEEFlHE. Presidsnt
LEON. TRoUEDALK, Secretary. mill
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Case of Huber vs.. Huber will be re-
sumed this morning. Attorneys having
papers in cases which hEve been appealed
must return them for transcripts to be
made. Several are out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

Second OiFcuIf COurt-HaIsey, Judge.
The case of Walker vs Green & Hunt
commenced yesterday, viii be proceeded
with to-day, and If concluded with in
time the other cases on yesterdays csl-
endRr will be called.
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LAW REPORT.

First ChaneeFy COurt-HorEan, Char
eelLoR.
The case Of Rice vs. Etter, now under
trial, will be resumsd this morning. To-
morrow Is motion day.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEsTs.
MiSs0uRI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated in 1879.

MORNING CHASING. l28.
AZ, 40, g. 81, "a, A, q, a. 81, H. IL, 81, %, Is
EVENING CLAsS-No. LA.
20, SO, 5, 81, 81, SO, "a, A, A. n, u, "a, 80.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prikes from
el6n 70 $4,000, paid in money By J. y.
FRANCE, sg't, k6< North Court st. Box Iz7,
Memphis, Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, kILLsER
4 CO.. Managers, st. Louis. no.
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Second Uhsneery COurt-seott, Chan.
ceIlOF.
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dssirfsE surpassed
any O1he InstifutiOa Of ne Kind.
$I9 OOO,OO0
7 OO0,0O0
ASSETS, !;
ANNUAL REVENUE,

-"
al especially examine