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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-11
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ending Jan. 1. ISL abo.r,t EIGHT tons ms q
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pn' mas 'l.,1es Deen asoeg oHerea 'yV q
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- FEE 'fHr most original speiimg we hay have
ever IT. seen seh 1s the following, y beats
pnone'ics' oO. you ne-ra tep!b oo on
pea 'op'-ne oe-Das. See eOcat.
,ea o'pAG o1snev-ias pee on
Sosole sn yoa-cU~. tl-y pee you ei.' pe.cuo'
sssIg - ~, 'Du ,ss"'''1 Soap'le S@f sea
StIss Sa- a'sei1',t foSS SS ~ -,sii
as IWtiassi dog story ; "A New Hamp-
shire canine being fepeatedly bafded IN
the attempt to catch q woodchuck IN .
long cram as r. ma. maze ITS e1it at Att the
otner end as the dog followed through,
ia brought nelghborlng ''7 dog and station
ed hin ct the other end Of the drain he
then drove the woodchnck through, and
he was caupbt sLr.,a .,.t, =, ,.,.,tT.
- - -. ,.,I-a - -.
~ AHE ldea OF protecsng vineyards from
frost BY the creation OF artificial clouds
caused by hres lighted at night, which
has been IN use for many years In
France, !, has been tried IN Maryland
WITH drut trees with considerable sue
cess Fcr density 0t smoke the vlne- @
yard propnetorss n neM Sresnes, France,
use casks OF tar tdraY'ngIA dense Faai
hke a CURTAIN oyer'the grapessd aW (
~ TIM retail liquor sale ii this country
is over 500, ,0oO. 600, and according TO
the best authority il burdens the repub-
no wan $1,000 w pSo paape,s, ~ an annuA laa
ductiye industry TO the country by
drnnkards and tipplers is ss225, ,OOO, 900.
The cost of crime is $50 tOOO. 600. The
support Of. insane and disabled is $780,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-11

"SrANDNo room only" is the report
from Vienna.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-11
1t was at a late hour, while the city
was thus bathed IN a Hood of light, that
Garrison g aS sailed opt 10 seq a friend on
some rss.s mites Mpts lstfips vi

SO Glanced at the same time That Turne,
was on similar purpose, While Sd oc
cnpied and Ohuyrying forward with al
their combatiye natures fully aroused
and unmindful of.all the world save thei,
own reflections, they ran fufi tint agains,
one onother face to 4as they turned
the corner Of a street, Looking up, and
instantly recognizing one another in the
full glare of the moon, Z they each re.
coiled step and Gglared at one another
with mutual defiance. Capt Turner, run
much the more impulsiye and e1citable
OF the two, exclaimed, with kissing rage,
t'What do you mean, sire Are YOU i'm
patient for the morning?. 80, sir sir, " We
will adjourn to The. beach, and settle this
matter without delay m.st sao 9yig a,
II Garrison, with aIleliberation and 6aIm-
ness peculiar 70 the man, replied, "sIr.
Turner, yonr own good sense, must tell
you that this meeting is purely acci-
dental and although not impatient for
the morning. yeti will not disappoint
any wishes You may have for present
meeting, ,, 1efEie 10 Yisi1ET baa - - sIq
- a. p 20 is,yst bss5iE5, iiswL. .cGt
III Turner, stal more nettled at Gprisen]s
answer replied in losad, dane1y voice /:
t Them follow me to the beach, and we
win settle the matter 1t once sir, . . and
led the way toward tie broad, sandy belt
that stretched Ike ~ silver band before
them: q Thoughithus going forth I'd NOR
tai combat, sits never ocearred to either
that the other might take advantage OF
his ungaarded moments. So true is it
that the purely brave ere, devoid. of isus-
picion as they are of treachery, and that
they 'instincsavely recognize in another
the same heroic attributes that, animate
III ,nn. o,,,,n Ill ssIia itiIEi 7f's ti11l NJ
themselves easf 1 ,lim ! ,smeog B die ssHod
They were not alone in their marnh,
,bYHgey, for ther arpy words and Tur-
nd lobd tonss lad datfradea attention,
and several acquaintances followed them
and endeavoured to persuade them from
their deadly intentions !; but without
svA1 alshdngh Ahsy one and 81 refused
to act as seconds when appealed to by
the belligerents. On arriving at the
Beach it was found that Garrison had a
navy revolver and Turner a derringer,
the only Weapons or. the ground -It.xas
agreed that they should fight at the end
of pocket handkerchief, or at three
feet apart.
They proceeded with great deliber-
alton ID draw suta for the ehSice of
weapons /; and Turner won the navy and
IGarrison. the dsEi1ger.<yYarEsH
9hsyf fhus eAl4d wapohx l6 Tnr-
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GarTFirsorn Frr the dsYinger.uoukH
Rhsyfhui ehlged weaponN "a Tur.

ner's receiving the revolver he quietly
'tincapped all the chambers except one,
rand handed title .tapS to Garrison who
received them as matter of course,
and put them in in his pocket without re-
mark.
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..rH ss .illa .lrsashi oslsts. a soreas
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-11
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
spIrItuaI mAnIfsstations To.NigI

Spiritual mautfenthttons Ho.Nitnfs
Prof. s. s. Baldwin will give his initial
spiritual seancc at the Grand Opera
House this evening. The Professor does
far more astonishing things than is done
by the celebrated Davenport Brothers.
Some time since Professor Baldwin
stated TO newspaper reporter that
he could not account for the power
he possessed. He did not know of lie
existence until one evening while he was
attending a spiritual manifestation, the
medium remarked that there was some
greater medium present who rendered
her efforts nugatory; and unless he
would will that she could summon TO
her aid her friendly spirits, nothing
could be done. The audience became
curious to ascertain who this medium
was. Mr.. Baldwin was pronounced TO
be the person. Until that hour he never
knew his power. A few days after he
tested his powers and was astonished at
the result Some time elapsed, and he
determined to give a private exhibition.
The Grand Opera House will be crowded
1 o-night by those who feel an interest in
IN mysterious and supernatural.
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street Car Amu.emen,s

There is a mule in the street car bust
ness in this city that kicks the bell over
the drivers head whenever he is wanted
to go out of walk. When thu, level
headed driver wishes to apply tie whip
he backs into the car and hits the mule.
For about fifteen seconds the mules
shoes are plainly discernible playing
around the front part of che car, as if
searching the platform for the driver,
then the bell is kicked, when tie mule
stops and drives his heels into the car as
if the animal had determined to back
out through the rear door and kick the
passengers out in advance. All this is
quite pleasing to mule, driver and pas
sengers, but another M ule would be pre-
ferred by the latter.
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White,s Opera Homo.

This vaudeville theater opened up last
Saturday evening to an immense house.
The new company engaged by Manager
White consists of Annie Hindle, protean
artist, and Misses LeClere, Emeline, Re-
nard, Sanderson, Wagner, Lewis, Moore,
Leslie, Putnam, Morris, and Messrs.
Arthur, Mulgro, Casper, Haley and other
artists. The management is composed
of Charles o. White, proprietor; Joseph
Roby, Treasurer; Ed. Haley. stage man
ager, and Professor Arnold, orchestral
director. A most attractive programme
has been arranged for tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

Constable Williams placed n. 7. In.
gram, Gus Woods and John Dougherty
in jail this morning on a mittimus issued
by Esquire Miller, based on a warrant
charging them with obtaining a mule
under false pretenses from A. ]. Mont
gomery. Montgomery took up q stray
mule, which was claimed BY the negro
Woods at the lnst,gation, Is Is alleged,
Of Ingram and DouEheriy, whom it is
charged got the mule from Woods and
disposed Of il for money. which money
they appropriated, although neither
party had any claims to the mule. The
case viii Be heard BY Esquire Miller this
afternoon.
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view Invenlion.

Twelve tools combined in one instru
ment to be carried in the vest DO. cket-
pocket rule, ruler, square, bevel, Oh 'seI
compasses, screw-driver, scissors, Blu
ton-hole cutter, paper knife, eraser and
pencil sharpener. Sample, polished
steel, by mail, so cents; silver plated,
81. Also the Revolver Trap-kills rats,
mice, ETC.. like flash, throws them
away, and sets itself. Sample, by ex-
press, 81. Agents wanted. Address,
COMBINATION Tool COMPANY,
No. l24 Nassau street, New York.
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A Word 20 working People of Both
Sexes.

Mechanics, artisans, factory hands
and people who labor for living, find
it very difficult, if not impossible, to
keep the hands free from stain. Hand
Sapolio will not only remove every par
ticle of stain, and what is called grained
in dirt" but it will also keep the skin
soft and pliable, rendering the muscular
action as quick and easy as is the case
with those who do not perform hand
labor, 1t is emily ten and fifteen cents q
cake, according to size. Every me-
chanic should use it constantly in place
of all other SOAPS, d6w
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Personal.

Mr.. F. Lavigne, the well-known whole
sale and retail dealer in human hair
goods, left yesterday for New York, for
the purpose Of purchasing large and
fashionable stock Of goods. Mr.. Lavigne
will remain East several weeks.
Captain W. S. Moon, Chief Engineer
Of the Vioksburg and Nashville narrow
gauge railroad, arrived in the city to-
day from a business trip to Cincinnati.
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Da,rymep. Take warning.

As in St. Louis, so in Memphis, dis
ease k uowu as the Texas cattle fever is
prevail ug among dairy cattle. DR.. Bry-
son, DairY Inspector at St. Louis, says
that "unl,,ss dairymen use greater eau
ton in the pasturing OF their cattle on
commons o, err which infected cattle have
strayed, or ~ which they are permitted
to remain sick. there will be doubtless a
very extensive spread of the disease.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

PARrIEs desiring to visit Raleigh Min.
eral Springs during the week can leave
the Louisville depot at 3 an, ll:55
an. and 40 pm. Can return from the
springs same day At pm. and pm.
A train leaves Raleigh at ll:55 an,
connecting at National Cemetery With
the ll;55 an. train going north from
Memphis. l2sr
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WHO GOT THE PRIZE
LAT THR--
VIENNA EXPOSITION wHOs

From the Now York Herald Of the 23d.l
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. New York City
vienna ExPosITIoS - FIRST PRIzE.
"THE MEDAL OF PRooREss awarded
the Singer Machines, Also the MEBAL
for best specimens Of work done, and
THREE MEDALS TO employees for supe-
rior excellence Of productions.
IYsLEE A. HOPPER,
Presidest Of Singer Sewing Machine
Company.
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no pr. HeImboId,s Patlenls.

The celebrated Extract Buchu, o.
which DR.. Helmbold was the originator,
is still performing wonderful cures Of
obscure diseases of the urinary organs,
restoring shattered constitutions and
overcoming debility and diseases arising
from imprudence and excess. This
great diuretio never fails. Patients
should be particular to get the genuine,
which bears the Doctors signature. All
druggists sell it. John F. Henry, New
York, sole agent cod
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Received daily by Victor D. Fuchs,
Al Jefferson street. 1851
WIN. LIEBEN, the experienced and en-
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium of A. R. Will
kinson at III Main street, has removed
to l723 Main, just across the street,
south of Poplar. He keeps full stock
of latest dailies, foreign papers, maya
zines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to-
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man a call.
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THE Independent South, published at
Holly Springs, has more readers than
any other paper published in North Mis-
sissippi. The Independent South is read
in most of the business houses of North
Mississippi, and is therefore the best adj
vertising medium in that part of the
State. 1881
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oEFIoIAL.
ed IN a n Q q,
Levyfng Tax for Paying Bends and
Coupons Essued 60 the htssisstPpi
River RtflWay Company.

Be it ordaned By the General Council Of
the city Of Mmphis;
section That a tax Of ten cents on each
one hundre dollars Of taxable property
In the ciu Of Memphis be and the
same Is Hereby levied for the year
1873 for the purpose Of paying the bonds and
coupons issud BY the city 10 the Mississippi
River Railrold Company under the provisions
Of the ordinance approved on the 18th day q
July, ls72. AID that the said tar. uhcn coll
lected, shall be appropriated IN the manner
prescribed 1.-THE said ordinance.
Section 2. that this ordinance take eject
and Be IN fore from and after It's passage.
I Passed Orr reading and rules EuFFended /:
I'd the ordnance passed second and tnal
riding BY Bard of Aldermen August 8, ltIa.
used On reading, rules Suspended. and
paed seoul and final rfading BY Council,
AUST d ls3.
Ahrostd august %, 1s73.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
@tftt; L.R. klCgaEDs, City hoEisier.
af7-1G
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Our customers can get the cut Of the
Exposition building printed on the back
of envelopes, letter-heads, ETC., free of
charge at this office. 1857
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ADMIN sYRATORs SALE

OF Elegant Furniture ut Auction.
by A. z. fr.Anlxland, I05 and 10Y
Main street, Wednesday, MORN
Ing, September Sd. at 10 O'Clock.
Parlor and bedroom sets, Brussels
and ingram carpets, sideboards, chairs,
tables, wardrobes, fine mirrors, china
and crockery ware, splendid bookcase,
sundries, etc. The attention of the Ia
dies is respectfully solicited to the sale,
the goods being the finest ever offered
at auction in the city, and must be sold
regardless of price.
A. Il. FRAN GLAHD, Auctioneer.
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FRESH OYSTERS

Received daily by ]. A. Signaigo, 278
Second street. John D. Edwards, will
be there to wait on his old customers.
1891
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

Madame Vincent, of the Crystal Pal.
ace Saloon, serves up canned oysters in
every style, and supplies families to or
der.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

Our customers can get the cut of the
Exposition building printed on the back
of envelopes, letter-heads, etc., free of
charge at this office 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

Ames to New Orleans in the Carroll.
Baker line.
PERSONALS.
Captain John Cannon and family are
at Hawesyille, Ky........Gilham q Chew,
steamboat agents at Jefferson, Texas,
have been arrested aud held in $50, 900
bonds each, being accused Of setting fire
to the building they occupied. ........C Com
modore j. S. Wise will be next treasurer
OF Hamilton county, Ohio il he gets
votes nough.........Captain j. II. KEGS
mother was buried at st. Louis on FRI
day. She was aged eighty years, and
has been in feeble health for some time
past ......... Nick Benson Of the Key
West holds the first license ever granted
for plotting on the Yellowstone. 1t was
issued him few days since, and ranks
him frst-class.........An old steamboat
man writes: Jesse, Hiram and James
McHaffle, three brothers. hailing from
Georgetown, Beaver county, Pa, have
all been employed on three unlucky
boats, yet they are safe. Jesse was car
penter on the steamboat w. r. Carter,
when she blew up on the Lower Missis-
sippi; he was blown out OF the texas
into the river, when he did extraordi-
nary service in the way of saving the
lives Of some ladies. James was on the
Inflated steamboat Nick Wall, as stew
ard, when she sank, and now we read of
Hiram being on the George c. Wolf, as
steward, and rendering good service in
the way Of saving lives, etc.........
Pilot Walsh Elder, who had his license
taken away from him at Evansville
some msnths since for running the
steamer Morning Star into the Mary
Ament, and who appealed to the Super
yising Inspector, B. o. Carr, was ex-
onerated from all blame by that Off
cer....... Says Saturdays st. Louis
Times: Captain Gus Dusonchet, of
the steamer Robert Mitchell, lying at
Cairo, accompanied by F. E. Jones, her
clerk, arrived from Evansville and put
in an appearance on Change yesterday,
and at once commenced negotiating for
trip to New Orleans from this point.
We suppose he met with success, for he
left for Cairo last evening, to bring her
up and wait her turn in the line.
Captain Pete Conrad left yesterday
for Little Rock on private business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

You can sdre money by paying your
CITY Tazes nor; p per cent. per month
discount Is dllOloed. Dpdid by the LIST
and 7th Of September, 10 per cent. tciH
be taken off Of the face Of the biz.
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BAGGING!B AGGING
AT AUCTION,
To Arrive by Steamer Elliott.

Twill sell at the elevator on Wednes-
day morning,
September J, at 8 o'clock
precisely, a large lot of Bagging for aud
on account Of steamer Belle Vernon.
Cotton merchants will do well to attend
this sale. A.E. FRAKLASD,
? Auctioneer.
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OystersI Oystersi

Buy your wood from c. H. johnson,
III Poplar street, near Fourth. 1901
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Another Article Of Common House
hold use NJ Iperccded.

Associated with the earlier recollec.
tons of great m any men and women
is the memory o the Bath brick and
emery stone Yhe rewith the knives and
forks, aud pans and kettles, and other
kitchen articles were at stated times
'scoUred up" That primitive mode pre-
val IS to-day in thousands of families who
nave never used Sapolio. But once lei
Sapolio be used for this purpose and
that housewife never wants Bath brick
or emery stone any more. Sapolio not
only scours of all rust and tarnish, II
brightens, bestows polish as brilliant
as new, and does it in one-tenth the time
required by any other substance. Sold
everywhere. Housekeepers, try it. 3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

The big Hole in the Wall" saloon is
kept by George" on Monroe street,
opposite the Peabody Hotel. 1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

CONDENSED mineral water, an excellent
tonic. Hessen & Co., l76 Poplar st. ia
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

LrvEEFOOL. September i, ~ a.m.-Coi-
ton opens quiet UplandS. SD Orleans.
ed. -.
p.m.-Cottan Is quiet Uplaads. sd
Orleans, cd. Sales. l2.oQo. Of which aNo
we're f0reKport and speculation.
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PROPOSALS.
TO BRTCKLAYERS.
-, CRY ESeIxEER's o6 g e,

CRY ENGINEER's OFFICE.
MERHIs. Tenn, August 26. 1873.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived al this Office until u O'Clock m
Satnrdat. September 9th. for building two
e;sterns. onenear the corner Of Rayburn and
sorsia streets. aud one on Broadway, be-
Meen Seventh and Eighth streets. The. city
Ma For phns and specifications apply to
the undersigned. ..,.,,,,,,v,,,,,,
1595 City Engineer.
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HEADQUARTERS S OYSTER DEPOT.

Damson plums at j. d. Edwards old
stand. Also fine, large fresh oysters.
l57 J. A. SIGYAIGo, 278 Second st.
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A Coed Man Leayeth an Inheritance,
THE GLOBE MUTUAL
Life ms, Co. of New York.

Cash Assets, 81, 100000.
ISSUES NEW YORK STATE
REGISTERED POLICIES A!
Secured by pledge Of public stocks, like
the circulation of National Banks. This
makes ryregistered policy as secure 70 the
holder as a National Bank Note or United
States Bond. Examine the RESERVE DIyI-
DEND plan Of this Company.
Office; No. al Madison ST., Memphis.
S. STURM, Cashier.
ADoLPH LOER. General Agent.
M. S. JUDAH, ASS Sup,t Of Agencies. 150-ls
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
INSURANCE..
Which is the Best Investment
/ Game for n Day :

Billiards
Cigar
Layers.
TotaI 40c
days for 81
So weeks for o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

Captain A. 7, Tucker. the veteran
mate Of the steamer Idlewild, who was
terribly cut by negro on Sunday Of last
week, Is one Of the Oldest mates that ply
from Evansville, having been for more
than ten years in the packet line, chiefly
on the Armada, Mayaower and Idlewild,
aud is universally esteemed.
The John Kyle follows the Henry
Ames to New Orleans in the Carroll.
Baker line.
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RIVER MTELLIGENOH. .
nolrs AprrRrIsrp ro LEAYE.

BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE.
Belle Memphis. 81 Louis. thi. day..--...5 ,. IN
City Of Helena, Nickebnrg. this days y. m
Anna, Cincinnati, this day....,,.....,,.--.6 p. m
Fort Gibson. Arkansas river. Tuesdays , m
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Julia, st. Louis.
Mary Miller, Cincinnati.
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis.
" Kellogg, New Orleans.
" G.. W. Cheek, Napoleon.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Julia, Vicksburg.
Mary Miller, New Orleans.
kellogg, st. Louis.
IN PORT.
Fort Gibson, Phil Allin, Anna, Jessie,
G. W. Cheek.
Daily report Of the stage Of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
10 noon to-day;