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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

G. W. MARTIN, Of the Junction City
Union. has been elected State Printer. We
wish George JOY of the place, AID hope he
will make more out Of it than his predeces-
sor claims TO have made.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
JUST SO.

That tie chief opposition to Senator Pom
sroy CONES from discoutented Demo Liberals
nseds no better proof than that contained in
IN .sociated press dispatch in to-day
TIMss from Fort Scott. Bourbon county
~ the Liberal strong hold in Kansas, and
IL = just the place to expect public meet
ing b be called for the purpose of pronounc.
isg against en- earnest and consistent leader
# the Republican party. Tha, dispatch
nsde up BY an ONCE seeking Liberal, and
palnsd OF on the associated press rs an item
q sews, Is the shallo~est subterfuge ever in
vented. We want members Of the Legisla
tine 10 read II, If for no other reason in th'
world, than to show the malignity of the
Ouuocratic opposition.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

TIE State Printing question can hardly
b considered Senatorial test but, if it IL,
Senator Poneroy seems to have the advan,
tase. We trust, however, for the good Of
The State that there will be no attempt te
make II a partisan matter.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

We undsrs,and suit will be commenced
Immediately gainst Gov. Carney and the
members of the Kansas Legislature of 1870
for the money confessed to have been paid
them by Caldwell.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

II will be seen from our New York dls-
matches that q worse form of horse-disease
nov afiicss that place. Let all Fray that 1t
nav not reach Kansas until the Senatorial
endemic y over.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

THE Leavenworth Lobby At Topeka Is
anxious TO take q hand iu the Senatorial
fight, but seeing NO chance, let our neigh
bors fight it out.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

IT 10 rumored that the legislative fr'e'ds
of one of the candidates for Senator viii n.
Sign in body il their chief = not elected
We can hardly credit it. The public does
not demand this sacrifice ofthem.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

The Telegraph informs US of unusual de-
struc.ion by ice breaking up on the great
river. So far it has no. been attended with
any loss of life. but the devastation is great
and vide spread.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

Fnon The Chicago TG5s.s We learn thas
Eso. Hammoud be- been stirring up the
si..en in Dubnque IL following viii Be
rod With lnsessA:
Anse4iss ~ aho spPeisasd for The *.
prsD bese6t of The blseklegs and "hard
sn6r eesseally. asd ths AoDe ~ Sled 10
sverAovi.g. Upon taking ths pulpit. NJ.
Hannoed ! repRsseneed - boxing .
moment over he audience, thes rsiaisg his
hands towards hssv0 ard thankisg God
~ thas vess not - naay eanho1n aod
hasd sinnas = Dufaqns . u ths pasos q
Kano ~ eessPisd Ii hs~ lAvtaA:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

LIvNosroxE has been heard from, but,
ne fear. n soon q he hears the evidence IN
the Caldwell case he will return permanent
" into the jungles of Africa, far beyond the
reach Of civilization.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

OS Sunday, l9.h inst, the Turner'S Of
Chicago dedicated their hall on the North
Side, which they have rebuilt at cost Of
sl25. 900. Immense crowds we're in attend
ancp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

IrDr. Logan has good show for being
elected Senator. he will have powerful
I.e.venworth lobby to assist him.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
Samuel Stone Plaintiff,
No STA


DCBLIC NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L usdsS and BY virtue Of tn JUDGMENT rensss.d
In the shove eatftied actioa, in and by The abovs
named Court. and q SPEC Il exec ition :ss, ed on
aid 1sdgosnt, viil. on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of that day. At the Court House, in ths ei:y .,
Isaveov0rth, In The County Of Leaveu xorth, and
state ~ kansas. o6ef FIR sse as pubic ssIe, and
= - re highest bidder. for cash, the following
descTbed tract Of land, situate lying and being 10
the County and Stale sforeszid, namely: The
eorth sixy ee) scres Of the vet half Of the north
yet quarter o. seesfR pu0her twenty five (25l
tvessy-ooe IN ct Of The sixth p,infip-I meri-
dian. Dssea this N day d jam ~, A. d. 1878.
= THOMAS LEONARD,
0Aes11 q Ie1venvossh County, Kspsas.
CLOU01 = WHEAT, Assssseys bs Piaise6.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

TIE members of the order Bnai Birth
are in convention At Evansville, Ind. Del
esa,es ere present from Kansas and else-
rhere
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

FRoN the evidence Of L T. Smith before
The lnvssaisafion Co.mitiee in Washisstoo,
Il sppeaEs that CAIdvell paid - Tioma1
Carney in al twenty-five thouasad dolIass 70
Ct him - viihdss1 hb nsns, I'D alBp a.
expsaso Of hi (Carney'sl c.npajsp.-Ber.
De- Se~eiael.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

SUGGEST Leavenworth man to Legs
la,or as his second chance for Senator and,
if at all disposed to be profane, be immedi-
ately responds, mot BY id sight.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
Notice 10 Bridge Builders
OFFIcH COUNTY CLxRK,
LkAvESwOKTH CITY, kASsAs,
In IL A ID 1911

Jsn- II. A. d. 1871 }
SEALEo PROPOSALS. will b received u this
- ofiee up TO 70 o cIocH . M februarv I'd, 1879,
for the repairing - the old abusmenis on Ssran
ger, IN sherman township. and the erection q .
bridge upon the same old vorks, TO 10 doss In
corda.ce with plans AID pscihcatoos TO b fun
kh-d by engil O. Z. and On nile in this once. Tho
parry 70 y HON the contract 10 awarded shall enter
60 and Ancient bonds Tor he faitf fil per-
formADee Of the contract. each bid to 10 sccomps-
ni>d by 500. The right Is reserved to rject any
aud all bids. A. b. EELLtk.
ianl3foiobt County Cert.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
LEGAL.

STATE OF KANSAS l.
County, OF LEAvExwoxrm IS.
In N District Court in and for the County and
State aforesaid
Alexander A. bisinoothan, Plaintiff,
fSO.
Giuseppe Stefan, Mith,el DraskoSitch,
James L. Nichols. Nathaniel Morton,
Lucien cotf, Csiha iue Saxon, Uart-
nan saxon. her busba' d, md Charles
=. Kebssm-n and FIR der ck ". Rob
s,men, minor children and heirs OF
Charles kebssmeD. deceased. Defend
ants.
VOU, the above-nsmsd Giuseppe Rted an
j Michael D1sshowitch, james L. iehsls, Ma
thaniel Norton Luc'en Scott, Ga hsrse salor.
Har man s s0,, b husband. and Cnaries =. .es
samen AID Frederick w. kebsamen, minSs chi
dren, and heirs Of Charles ke.sA nen. decreased,
aud each Of you are hereby notified, inst you have
been sued by Alex A. pgi b0thsm. the plain-
til named above, in the Court above named, and
that y.u must an-wer the petition 0f the said
pla ntif q Cd in said Court. ON or before
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF LxAvKxwOkTH
In the District Court Of the First yudcis District
OF the state Of Kansas, sitting 10 The county VI
IsAvenworth Ia said stats.
Blackwell Richards, Plaintiff,
John c. Temple AMI Lydia A. Temple,)
bis wife, aud William Askew, Wilson No SIS.
Askew, Frank Asses and JOSEPH n.
Du k0s, Partners doing business asi
Askew, Du Bots Co., Defendants.
DUBLiC notice Is hereby given, that under and
l. BY virtue Of the Judgment rsadered In the
ABOVE entitled action In and by the above named
Court, and Of q spec al execution Issued o. sd
Judgment. I will, on
Tuesday tie 18th day Of February, A. D. 1873,
at ten o'clock .. m. Of that day, ct the Court
House in the city Of L~avcn WORTH In the coussy Of
Leavenworth and state Of Kansas offer fos sale q
public 81 e, and sell, TO the hisheas hsdde1 Tor
cash. the following described tract q ia,d, sitaase,
lying aud be nx In the county o. vea~orsh and
State kan>as. namely: The sortA half q the
northeast quarter OF section nu.sber thirty -ssHs
t3N, in town.hip numbe, nine ~ o. ranss number
iw-nty one (Ll), east Of the six principal ne
ridiAn. Dated this I'D day Of Jsnuary. a. ~
ISIS TMONA> LEONARD,
Sheriff of LeasenWorth County, K.nsA.
CroUoH WHEAT, auornsys Er Askev. Du
Bots Co. jan3-v<w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
II GLASS AAOUDE0.

People in elass houses should not throw
stones. Newspapers in Pennsylvania, New
York and Missouri are foremost In the bitter
denunciations Of Senator Caldwell, bat had
they not better commence their political
publication at home? Pennsylvania, rep
resented BY Simon Cameron; New York.
represented by Mr.. Fentoo, and Missouri,
represented BY Frank Blair, are not in con-
dition to read Kansas lecture on political
hunesty and responsibility.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

If there is any organized opposition to
Senator Pomeroy the eight will be between
him and Representative Lowe.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

TIE wyandotte Gazette brings out new
candidate for U. S. Senaior-Rev. Peter
McVicar.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

Sol, MILLER furnishes "a biography Of
I. s. Kalloch, - an addition to the Senate
rial literature of the day.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
sEsArOR PoaERox ABROAD.

SENATOR POAE8OH ABROAD.
From the following Topeka conspon'
dence, dated January 16th, published in TN
Missouri Republican, Of the 18th inst, it viii
be seen that Senator Pomeroy takes . cool
sensible view of the situation:
THE SENATOR HOPEFUL.
The old man was evidently not cast dow
at the prospect Of having TO induce at leas
thirteen Kansas legislaton to break theil
faith, plighted in the caucus, in order to se
cure his election to q third term. After I
brief chat on irrelevant topics, I proceeds
to the business in hand BY asking the Senator
how he REGARDED the situation, and what q
innate be placed upon his chances in view o
the doipes of the opposition caucus las
night. He replied that it did not disturb
him. 1t was easy enough for men to tall
about publication, and swear that they woult
oppose somebody, but lot 20 easy to get then
to lay aside their jealousies and personal as
pirations and unite in support Of somet'od!
else.
CONVERSATIONAL.
Correspondent: But, Senator, their eau
Gus embraces . clear majority Of twenty-si,
on joint ballot, and the resolution adopte'
was quite explicit and very binding upo'
men who value their plighted word 1t all.
Senator: Oh, the resolution made; YER
we'll; it binds these men to oppose me b.
their votes, doesn't il? Very good; but
don't bind them to support anybaiy else
does il? Now, tell you, wait while; Val
till they bring up their candidates and try +
unite on auy one of them, and then you vii
zee the fur fig.
Correspondent: What do you think vii
he the result Of the Caldwell investigation
and what will be II. effect upon the contes
here.
Senator: don't know what has been don
in the investigation. except what see in tn
newspapers. SNOW all ab. Ut the tricks q
those boys Oh newspaper row. They d.
things ny 10 suit themselves, q III then soAe
tunes the official record tells different s.ory
Of course lie Senate AIT. upon the testinon
as it is given, d not Is It is fixed up b
,he boys on the row. The testimony, as re
ported, is conclusive enough. One thin.
certain, there can be no WITHDRAWING, az yo
newspaper people call it, in the case Of M
colleague. 1t is a case that is spread wid
open before the country, and every citize
has a perfec; ac,eas TO all the facts A. AM
Senator has. l don't understand how
could or should have any effect upon the con
test here.
Correspondent: Whom do you regard .
your most formidable antagonist here?
Senator: don't regard any of them Is for
midable. These men who have gone int
this race haven't an idea about what they ar
undertaking. or how the thing il done.
know Just what / am about and just how th
thing is done. have been here . goo
many year and know these Kansas peopl
| altogether too we'll 10 be misled in matters Q
this kind.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvKxWo1IH COCsTY.
In the District Cont Of the First Judicial District
o. N; state Of kznsas, sittinS in ssid county Of
Lesvenuvrih.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

blackmaiIed. Suppose he pays 81. 900 to
have that fellow Claik svorn he forged The
Pomeroy Ross letter, how long would il be
before an affidavit would appear that the
money wa paid. or Eve times tina, amount
10 secure this very thing.
THE PROOFS ARE HERE THAT IT WAS A
FORGERY.
Thst ought TO be more convincing than the
affidavit of forger. For ten days there
have been other blackmailen here trying 10
force Pomeroy to purchase their State vares,
bat he refuses. II he yields 10 one instance
be Loses the rerpect of every friend, whose
friend.hip d worth anything, that he has
here.
DR.. Lo6Ax's CHANCES.
cannot learn that Dr.. Loean's chances
IRE improving any. II Leavenvorth did
not already hsve . United Sta,es Senator,
United States Collector, Federal
Judge. United States Aarhal, State Super
member Of the Supreme Bench.
1t the FoFt, term Of United
Staiss Court, and Last, bus By no meas Of
he less IMPOTENCE, the Stais Penitentiasy
d.. IoganS ehanco would b much better,
Hi candidacy only enbarsaos and inpaiss
he is6neaes Of Leaveavusth, and tea1s 10
.sprsD shas GOOD feeling which natnrally a.
ists and should exist towards de neeropolia.
No ose from Lesvenvosth = bese urgisg biz
elaims. and this i greatly to her credit, On.
Der III The circuustances. BE i simply
icing ussd . . tool By Ben Simpson. De
Liberal Democrat Tom Mooalisht and the
.asalisg hair-liPped Democratic ossaa, the
Laaveswosth ovs i 70 her
eli ard Tie fsir tsestment he rscsived two
veap agn, and IL he Staas Coasenficn 1T
III b ehots % Legass easdidsey u osee.
4 - tazn % - - IavoNssSh.
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From the following Topeka correspon-
denoe, dated January 16th, published in The
Missouri Republican Of the 18th inst, it will
be seen that Senator Pomeroy takes q cool,
sensible view of the situation:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

| By Mr.. Sellen, HI. B. No. %, an act Il
amend section IS of chspter "a, of the Aen
eral statutes defining the boundaries o
counties-
By Mr.. Eldridee, II. 3. No. "a, an act t.
amend an act concerning the location o.
county seats.
By Mr.. Brenner, h. B. No. Is. an act t.
declare section lines public highways.
By Mr.. Bishop, II. B. g, An act to legal
ize certain acts Of the commissioners o.
Jewell county.
By NJ. ". ]. Hunter. H B. No. %, Al
ct to provide for agricsltural college boild.
ing and the comple1ion Of the college barn
By Mr.. Hutchinsp, H. b No %, an acI
10 protect travelers on rnss roads.
By Mr.. AcBsatney, 81. J. T. No. 2, pro.
viding for consttutional convention.
By M. Bishop, H. B. No. %, an act de.
claring seciiooal lines in Jewell county,
Kanssa. public highvays.
By M. r 6n6h, H ]. r. No. 5, recon-.
msoding Q coasaifuiiosal ooeventioo.
By M. Bshop, b. B. No. Is, IN oct le-
eah1ing certain acls Of The commissioners Of
jewell county, Kanna
By n. r Smith, II. B. No. 30, relatina
to the assessment and collection Of taxes, re.
ducing ina@slt % purchass money Of lsndl
and lo0 sold for taxes from 50 per cent. "a
3 pr Ont
b Nr Baos., h. B. No. 81, an oct to de.
clare C&R30 A. B. Jackson Q minor of hv.
I'll aee.
By4r. Greene. 81. B. No. q. IN ct to
usaas and sseahliaA Suite rod in Nitchell,
Lincoln I'D Elhvossh coaneies, Kaasas.
By NJ. 6aantoe, 81. b No. IS, IN 81 %
empower Ouin I. Aillsr 70 hold a.d trans
r. peopssiy and tsannct bainaD - If h
~ aaasiss1 .sjoiiy.
D. M. Mo5sos, b. B. No. "a, N ct
Asclaziag sscsioa lis0 pahaie highvsys in
Smith eounty KanA
By NJ. HuAcAissna. H. B. No. IS, IN 81
= ksaliss De o6dd scn q . iosnahip md
depuey a1DaDae.
n. HuAshim nsvel thas VIA u House
sdsgo L s!5ean usail Tbsd.y. = 10 Q.
=. La
: n. Vals usss1 1T vbo ~ Hsup
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
FOR COLORADO UNTIL July s

Those contemplating a change Of home
and business location, or wishing . good
Investment, should call on Bristol x Still.
we'll and learn the particulars regarding
the Southwestern colony Of Colorado.
This colony 10 on PIsste river within 81
miles Of Dsuvsr. and 30 miles Of Greeley.
and will soon be upon the railroad lines.
You may have . lot In Green City for
SIS " purchased before July 8, which
constitutes yoc . mombsr Of the South.
western colony, and entities you 70 special
rssss Of railroad transportation. The fare
10 very low under special contract Of thi'
colony. Route by way Of 81. Lou,s
omahs, Cheyenne and Greeley.
6-a7.ss. J. y. GREEs, Special Agent.
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!, uAIno DAILY BuLLErlN. FRIDAY. JUNE y. 1873

and aoyns car DO Il, and pay tho county
any reasonable sum for The privilege. We
will hoard ourself while VIC are doing the
work. Ask Mr.. Hartman and Mr.. Lynch
II W doA's do oil county printing 10 we'll
and averaging all the work, at lower hs'
urss than tho Notwithstanding firms
prices. To do work tor the county with
Bross on che county judgss bench Is
wearinsss and vsxstion OF spirit. he
evidently has tho good Of the dear people
~ heart and, - . matter of course Is
like our friend Reuben, exceedingly anx-
tous 70 please them. He believes he. can
do 90 By being . s,ingy officer, and there
fore cuts down nearly oil bills-ours
among others--from I've cents TO $25, &C.
cordlng to the sizs Of tho bill. We are
compelled whom no docs so 10 lay
out Of our money, which wealways greatly
need, and shoulder shs expense of . Law
SUIT, OF consent 10 the reduced bill. We
therefore curss Bross fifteen minutes fol
every ave cents taken from 10, and taxi
the reduction. In consequence OF thu
condition 81 Affairs, We have concluded
that the cholera would be preferable 4
deslings with that nickls court, bat rathc
than allow O., p. and H., with their gol'
pens, ink stands and commissions, 70 %
cure the printing Of this county we vii
do the printing for nothing ard allo,
Bross to cut down tho bill twenty-five pei
cent. II Reuben wants anything bette
than that, In the interest Of the dsar pei
ple he and Bross and ws lore 90 we'll, b
must 20 70 Chicago and get !.
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NOTCH.

All psfsoas iadsbssd 70 me on account
Of subscrIptloa 70 rnS DAILY BuLLErIx
ere hereby uo.iasd that on Saturday,
Juss 2sth. I'shsll Call upon I'll such per-
suns who reside above or north Of Twelfth
s.sss. ~hsu I shap sspscs v receive oil
'toAI.baSs me to'tkas dassi end "a Nea.
dsy, duas soth. IShsll call upon ell thoss
sssiding seush Of Twelfth street. when !
ehall sypess Ne sans ftea s1su. ! On
ssasised y ssssls weekly fbs 81 - pspsss
dsllvsss6 hsas y ~ sisy, - - ssdss
teleap0ss1 esllss1 ~ tAAs y ~ - -.
- ~. J. ocBvcxlas.
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BAkGAIN.
A FINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.

Situated on tho Cairo and Vincennes
railroad, one-half mile from the depot 81
Caledonia station, containing one hundred
and Hfty.Ave acres Of the best fruit land
Ia Southern Illinois, one hundred acres
under cultivation, the balance In good
timber and we'll watsrsd BY never falling
springs. There is frontage on the Ohio
river Of one-hslf mile with good landing
for wood yard and general shipping busi-
ness. Prospects for iron and coal good,
Parties wanting . good house will do we'll
TO look At tho place before purchasing
elsewhere. Terms easy. Enquire of
G.272w ID. HURD Il Son, Cairo, III.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.
l. z. X. II. Co., AakNT's OvEIcr. !
CAM luna az l678 Z

The Illinois Central railroad company
now odsr round trip tickets, Cairo 10 Den
vsr, Colorado and return, st reduction
Of shirty-six dollars and nfty cents from
regular rates. Tickets good for ninety
days from dats, and viii remain on sale ~
Cairo until September 10, 1873. These
tickets are cold on the came conditions -
the excursion tickets from ~. Louis, being
. still greater reduction and taken 10 con.
nectioa with 81. Louis rates mako the fare
between Cairo and st. Louis ~ 90 ipclud.
ing omnlbus aad bsgsags transfer from
East 81. Louis = dspois and fson, dspots
V East g. Lsuis asd tssusn. Como asd
W the tisksss Il The IlIinsls Usntral ticket
atncs and ~ inSosmstIon. 1lghty.s 20
iollsrs aad my csnb non Caire - pss.
Yer Aad fssasa. JANA Jorsses
feh a 80 tLIt.lii. s..t "a .l}s "a IL 44SSSs
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CAN'T RUDGEIT.

Samples Of the Averill Chemical PANT
hsvc been boiled, heated, frozen and
picked in alkalies and acids, and fumiga.
ted with foul gases. II has been boiled
and then Immediately placed on ice 80 ~
to freeze Whatever water might have
been absorbed; II has also been heated
and then plunged into ice water, but with.
out any sign Of cracking or softening
No other paint could stand these tests
Sold mixed 10 all colors ready for the
brush, by N. X. Way & Co., general COM
mission merchants, Sixth street, betwesn
Washington and Commercial avenues.
N. B.-Use none but the genuine Aver
III. 6-24f
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PROyIsIONS--U nchansvd, the eur.
p,y Of al kinds Of smoked mssts IL large
IA demand purely local. Sales 2 casis
sursr.cured, can,s.sed hams i4c; SeO
pounds plain hams lOc 30 pounds bacon
shoulders 7.c and COO pounds clear tides
d &c.
WHEAT-Thom mills arc we'll supplied
and there IL no shipping demand.
DRIED FRUITS-vsry liss'c doing.
Dried apples are quoted at s@alc, and
dried pssches a. &c. RlLgt&
HAMS-Sugar cured -caavassd are
quoted u 14(ll6c. PLAIN ceuntrycufsd
choice arc quoted 81 l2c.
LARD-lssnosl 10 quoted In sisrcsA a.
slc and 10 ksgs ~ eC9iOc. -.
BREAKFAST BACON-Quose ~
iii9i2c.
su0AR.-Coffes, A quoted n l3;
l4@i4Ac for crushed, powdered and gran.
uiatod.
TRAs.-1mpsriAl, 75CS1 rs; 0unpcw.
/ der, 7b@i 25i OolonG black, 76@Sl
Young Ayson, Sl0l 40. d
UHEESE.--GoOd demand New Yorh
factory p n l8A(1i7c.
sYkUPS-Ths demand 10 fair for
choice o. 8oc(S$tp gel, and New o..
eAns a. 76@scc.
PLA TERING HAIR-s5c y bushsl
LIME.-ln lots 81 rs to l 20 y Dbl.
CEMENT.-At Wholesale e2G2 % y
bbls
COAL OIL.-c2c.
GUINNESS Reserved n bushels lee
8 bushels 2Oc.
BURLAPs.-2A bushels corr, o. on
I ibSc; do ~ OF lGc; bushels Oass zoe;
bushels pic; bushels 22c.
BEESWAx.-p 10 800.
SOAP.--schaefsrs German mottled
7Ac; Champa'gn soap, 7ic.
, TALLOW, y b 10.
COFFEE-Scsrce and Arm, Java cell
ing n 8V(s82c; lseuayrA 24(a26c; Ri
prime 70 choice 74(025c.
BROOMS.--Dull; common house col
i. a. 81 6O to 2 90; choice and extra ohoic
. S3Ca 3 rs; steamboat - 6006 90.
FREI1HT--Cotton, COT dressed !,
!. New York, Csc: 70 Boz u. On
h compressed, TO New York a; 10 Boz
ton 81.
RATES-Ts Nsw Orleans ana Wick.
: nurg: Potatoes, apples, etc, SOC; por
! Der pound frsights loo owt hay :
!. Der ton; wnisksy d 40 Per Dbl.
TO MEMPHlS-Flour, etc 36c per b
l. pound frsighN l2is per cwt hay "a p
ton; wh"ksy 900 per Dbl; pork soe W
Q bill. r.