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Dressmaking!

rTAyNG opened q dressinsking shop one door
II eat of Yrs. Couch's, south of the Public
SQUARE, l would call the attention of the public
70 the certificate below. Miss s. GIBSON.
,ITbis il to certify that Mics Sallie Gibson mas
been In nny employ for tLree years, and for The
last two years has tcen in business for herself.
/ can recommend her IS a neat and tasteful sew
Cr. aud one that has given entire satisfaction In
ktr emitting and fitting. would advise all those
wishing garments cut and made TO give her q
call. You will ind her kind. patient and lady
Nh. y. ". STALL, fashionable dressmaker,
80 Jacksonville, III.
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See to Your Assessments.

The Assessors Books are now in
the County Clerks Office, subject to
the inspection of all parties interest
ed, and will so remain until the lst of
April next, when the County Board
Of Equalization will meet to adjust
and finally fix the valuation of all
property in said county; and as, &C.
cording to the revenue law, the Coun-
ty Court has no power to correct cr-
roncous assessments only when sit
ting as a Board of Equalization, all
are invited to call and see that their
assessment is correct.
B. NJ. DANFORD, Clerk.
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Personal property is returned as
Meetings.

The Sixth Street Methodist Church
has been having an interesting
and successful revival for several
weeks, many converts being made.
Miss Wilcoxson, at the Brick Pres
byterian Church, delivered several
lectures this week, which were well
attended
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Final Settlement.

G.EpiroRs and all others interested in the
State OF Charles Daglow, Deceased, will take
i n g nsad a the oftoe OF the Judge Of said Court,
sssnnah, Andrew county, Missouri, on Mon.
~ Lns lIth day OF March, 1878, ] viii make
ESHetemert Of said estate, and ak 20 b dis.
49, PETER 4OeER, eEH.,
A0nsnarW0CAaN. u<eoV,~ -.
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'twaking up"-their wrongs are too numerous
and grievous to be longer borne. They are rising
Mp en- mcsse all over the country. Arr ell Of these
''croakerS?" DO We or they .'finil fault wltn
everything hut themselves" Is it "misman-
agement or d,stempered Imagination that cause
u world of honest, sober, Industrious farmers b
cry out, MS one man, Sgairst those who have
wronged them for many long years? And you,
who drcry our sld.riDys and i'll Treatment. will
You SAY that We, the farmers. ARE ignOramlsts,
have not common sense, and don't know it when
the sword pierces our liver? Are You the pro-
Der one T. tell farmers the distance betw cen the
sublime and the ridiculous? We know tslst Is
but an inch, Us well ~ You do. When farmers
protec; their rights ard property ffom Infamous
''rings''-that i. sublime; ami when they per-
NIT every 'srine''t {, prey upon their substance
Mt pleasure, rs Inc case b - long beeis-anen, that
Is rid u. Yol advise tbs farmer u weir
the siddl. on their skinned backs without re-
pining, or they my be skinned nom besd TO
footI give the substance. YOU ADVISE the NJ
treated farm FRS who c~oTup,iin OF grievances, ant
all do, to come 10 II little back loom in savali-
naii-thc Andrew County Farmers Clnb room
--unt 10 have our grievances redresscd, hut ito
I'D Ike US better farmcrs!' Again, You quote
the tr tgcIian shakespeare, for the farmers edi-
~iicat:nl; no d 'ubt Shakespeare Knew na!h:ns
of farming; but hal you perIi!ed the Ge"rgi". oi
Virgil. perhaps you might haze iIuad snue-
thing COED for farmers. lOuhiTp invited ali toe
farmers in your little room; can We al ohtsIH
seats-seats for 100. 40 sturdy farmers? Shikcs-
pesre siys HE jests at scars thu never tell =
Adicu in friendship. Let your motto be MI
drsperG DIP! never despair; md will no longer
b. the advocate OF rings" even indirectly,
FARMER,
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Secret Smiling.

Mn. EDIToR-John GiIm ire say, that he takes
n ..Smilr." and lets others smile but that
there is n certain .X. ircarhcr and editor WIN
takes u bigger smile Innn amy on" in town when
he goes IN at the back dtnr and stands behind
The screen. tor further inform ,itDn call 81
e.
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Constabi.s' md Justices Blanks

Constabi.s' and Justices Blanks.
We Lave a full supply Of blanks for
the use of Justices OF the Peace and
Consiables. which are gotten up in eX-
ecilcmt st, le, and will save the officers
a great deal oi writing. They will he
sold cheap, aud i'll quantities to suit
purchasers. Call at TIE REpU8LI-
CAN Office.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filed During the Ten Days Ending
December 81, 1872.
fReported expressly for the RKrrBLicAS by
VIM ChallscoInbe, Real Estate Agsnt.l

WIN InalIaCOIhDti lAehi hbshNl
Ssmu.l Shey maker % JOSEPH ". Sargent
part Of the northwest quarter ui section
II. township 90, rang: 80. = acrrs---. 800
IIanuihal st. Joseph Railroad Company
Z, John Lew is northwest quarter ii tire
northwest quarter Of section ID, town.
ship 50, range 81, % Y.-lco acr,s-~.... ss .
Henry r.. Collins to Edwartit Collins west
half Of southeast quarter OF section .,
To Sn-lip ~, range 81, aiii northeast
corner OF the east half of section II, town.
Ship 10, range a5, 100 acrcs... ...... 1000
John Anderson to Frank Lewis lot G block
J, BUlckOw ......----.---.---... .....-. ---. - Y
john 4. Allison ~ Alexander Mann,
south part of the west half of the south
rangr 81, 80 acres ...--..--...... 200 0
and IL. biScI a, Amanonia. -. 800
Robert 81. Campbell to John a. Wilson,
the southwest quarter OF ulr Northwest
quarter Of section u, township ~. range
David d.. Elirns 10 Sarah j. Baker, the
northwest quarter of the northeast; quar-
ter Of section ). township Gi, range 81
aoacrrs ...-. 1900 Q
n. q. Stinyley 10 Ralph StiIson, north
west corner Of the northeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter ofscction ~, town
John Is. Majors u Washington L. M'kce
par: of the southwest quarter Of section
10. township 50, range IS, ! s-i0J acres 2i5 o
Richard Watson 10 Jonathan Eppler, west
lhtk Va A"' Al AAhAk Va h'
quarter of section 20, township GO, range
IS, 80 acres US 0
Jonathan Eppler to John l.. Newman the
southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section %, township 90.
range b, 40 acres...-... ---.--.-----. 40 0
Vim. Jordan % simeon Seed, south part
of the southeast quarter of tine southeast
quarter OF section p, township 80,
rang 50, 20 acres. INSTRUMENTATION. 100 0
Peter Lesley ~ Elliott Rose. lot ~, block
., Resemble 80 o
Charles Fisher to Charles Gillian, so;th-
east corner of the northwest quarter Of
section q, township 81, range 81. ~ &C. 200 y
Levi Ducion to Vim. kee, northeast quar-
Is, township 81, rans !. Is, % acres $50. 4oo o
John T.. Lewis Ia Joseph Hunt, north
east quarter of the northw est qia,tcro OF
the southwest quarter dissection j. town
chip u, range Il, ~ acres-.-. 2Ii 0
IoLll Z
Total for December, IS12-....-.-..S3iG'5 I
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Assess .nent of Andrew County.

Assess .neQt Oh Andrew county.
We are indebted TO ID. I. Russell,
Esq, who, as Deputy Assessor, made
a large portion of the enumeration
and assessments last year for the fol-
lowing figures of interest:
Total value Of land ...-.--- .t9, 500
Total value OF town lots ..--......... .-. 81, 20
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NEW Advertisements.

The advertisers beLoao refer yon to ths
Publishers Of this paper as regard, fheir
perfect reliability, and rhen ,rrifing to
them. phase mention you sar their A6Jer.
tiserneat IN this ycper i 2t5
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.MOrtG0Ge Sale.
"uEREAs. Jacnb Book. George {

UyHEREAS. Jacnb Book. George Clark and
w DAVIS Irn-slrll, by their mortgage deed
wi. h power ofstlc therein contained dated leo-
ruiry :. lSI2. and recorded in the Recorders
nihce II Andrew county, ia the STAT Of Missouri,
in Book -, ~ Page ~, rcnNsycd 10 the under
signed IN ,r:Sagec The following described per-
sonal property -itusted IN said county, to-wu:
i- stearn Jaw mill. together with the engine,
boiler, srrrn ms, belts, and o her fixtures there
10 bclnUG ny, Including one log wagon and one
set al blacksmith tuuls, byInS he saIac prop
rity Thu lsy "anv"yr'i tc sud ptr.i"s Of ;llr first
part h. ;h- sail Jan. e.. CJaca;' wb;ca sad
CONVEYANCE va inuir &, s",utr the payment Of
crrt1in pfnn!'sspJr notes III -sif mortgage deed
..r>cTgur,i, aInrn.. Which l. OF. note ior The sun
Of s.N,n hIuCr,g. aGi My dollars due 'welye
months ifcrsai III ICY OF February. l>12, sri
bearlpr interest ir,m date Ut The rate OF ten per
cent. pr anEuTu.
ire,l ilIi. II either - said nut-s shall not he well
and lrIlN IN 4 wh;L tn saI.II become ,u- and
PAYABLE. Ihtr fir undersigned MY proceed 10
sell >lit property. or any part thereof, AT public
Vculur t. The hI-!r>i bidder, a the c)urt-hoIsr
OF Andrew, tor rI-i'. first giving thirty days pub
lie noiIc" oi The tim'. term aht t place III sad s!tir,
amt al the IT .nrE': ~ ac s,ii,!, ~ Publication; Ia
-,fce urwS,iu.r rr;ulr,! in the county ami Sat.
aforesaid. And whereas, the note above de-
>crii,cd, ana the IatrT = Thereon, are now uie
and unpaid; NV, therefore, ~ virtue OF the
power in mt vested b. said mortgage decd, ]
Will ON
WeiHeSiay, the 1871 dry Of Harch
AD. 1873. Between The hours Of ten O'Clock 10
the ioIcnUuD and I've O'clock III the afternoon Of
Iitli Itv, NJ III. south door ~ he e. uri-hDusC
IN The city of say inItl. IN .tnitc. county. y ALE
ui Missouri, proceed Ia scil IL, above described
personal property III iuhiic SSHdlr TO the high
est bidder. Tor cash, la s"t'rty said note and IN
ter,st, together with tic c0s.> and exiCu,rc At
IAMrsC. CorCTI, Mortgage:
Savannah. Mo, February i, to'3. LIZ
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II you want to buy sn9tii1s, sGrgs
- IN the RlYUN1uE
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SOCIETIES

r o. q. T.-Hore of the Valley Lodge, No.
L. lsy. meets EVERY / EVENING, at
their hall, over A. N. Schuster q Co.'S store.
Members Of other lodges are cordially invited.
JACOB X. EADER W. {. 7.
GeoRGE ARSoLp Sec'y. IL
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Marriage G1:ce.

Interesting wo.k, Enlarged Edition. HsW
Ins.ravinss, Two-hunircd nad sixty Pssuss
Price 50 cents. Address DE-. DCTrs' prsrxxs
sAnr, IL Nor.h Eighth Street, B. Loaiss ~
Bee Advertisement.
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D.. nea-7-aE Zoo. cnl Piaas PiuA
Mid yet t~horouga-no nauses OF gEtpsns-eo.
tircly vcec...l-s~a.l:ver rcmsdy. 1xaoess
centa- Eo.dby Druggists.
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PHYSICIANS.

= /, G. STONE, MD. having located in Sa-
d. vannah, offers his professional services to
sauth side the Square first door east of the new
Bank Building. s.
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ESQ D.. Henry wera&s'
Bleed Purifier

It Is tie great household remedy. p.casans 10
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure o.
diseases. Il Is better than Bittcrs. Cords.
Buchu or sarsaparilla. Sold by DEussaes
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HARDWARE &c.

OOLDURN, JOY Il co. dealers in
stoves and tinware, north side OF the square,
Savannah, No. Jobbing in tinwork done on
rhcrt notice. %
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CLOTHING. &c.

A n. sCHCSTER & CO., dealers In ready,
"A. made clothing, hats and caps, boots and
shoes, gents furnishing goods, SC. &c, north
east corner OF the public square. Examine our
Foods and prices. q
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THE OLD, OLD STORY.
Loved not Wisely bat Too WeIl-Sedue-
tlOn and DesertiOn.
Special to the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal
SARDIs, MISS, May IA case of se-
duetion occurred here yesterday that
has created considerable comment. The
parties are John w. Bradbury, painter
by occupation, and a schoolgirl, aged
fifteen, whose father lives at Tyro, Mis-
sissippi, who sent his daughter to this
place to attend female college, where
she has been a student for several
months, boarding with highly respect
able private family. She has borne an
unblemished reputation, and is the sub
ject of Villains intrigue. She was in
duced to run away, under a promise to
marry upon their arrival in Batesville,
their proposed destination; but she, like
so many other simple-minded girls, fell
victim to the passions of beast in
human form, who robbed her of all that
is priceless to a woman, made her the
of an hour, and then aban-
dOned her. Her father has returned
with her to his home, and it is to be
hoped that he viii so forgive the evil in
the child as to bring her to a full sense
of her position, and to endeavor to let
the past be buried, and the future full of
a better life. Nothing has been done
with the seducer. He is of low charac-
ter, and a drunkard.
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over Forty Thousand Dollars worth OF
Property Burned Down Only
Four Thousand Dollars In
suraRee.

From our Special Correspondent
PARIS, Tenn, May 6.-This morning
about two O'Clock the good people Of
this beautiful little city were aroused
from their profound slumbers, by the
cry of FiTe!" The locality of the fire
was discovered to be in the rear of some
old frame buildings which front Court
square on the west SIDE. These were SO
thoroughly on fire by the time any
number of citizens could reach the spot,
that all efforts to eXtinguish the flames
were unavailing. Unfortunately we
have no engine, or other fixtures in the
town with which to combat the great
devourer, and the flames rapidly spread
to the adjoining buildings (which were
also frame), and in a short time the
of A. G. Trevathan, on
the corner Of the square, and the car
of John Anderson, were
beyond the hope of rescue. The
flames continued to spread until
the entire square was consumed, not
a house being left. The destruction
embraces One-fourth of the business
portion of Paris, that ON the west side
Of the public square. There is very
little Of the loss covered by insurance
not exceeding four thousand dollars.
The total loss will be not less than forty
thousand dollars.
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TELEGRAMS.

President Grant fingers about Chi
clgo.
The policemen of the city of Dublin
are on the eve of strike.
Governor Ingersoll, of Connecticut,
was inaugurated yesterday.
A grand military review IN honor OF
the Prince Of Wales took place at
vienna yesterday.
Dispatches from San Francisco state
that over one hundred and forty
Apaches surrendered at Camp Verde.
A dentist in Freeport, Rhode Island,
yesterday chloroformed a patient. Mrs
Plnkney Smith, to death while extract
ing tooth.
The government Of Holland has asked
the chamber of deputies for an anpro-
Priatlon Of five and a half million
florins for expenses in the Acheen war,
Rev. j. Fletcher Williams. a minister
of the Methodist Episcopal church
south, was tried for bastardy on the
third instant In the church near Laretto
Marion county Kentucky, and was
found guilty and expelled.
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A wild dispatch from New Orleans
Yesterday afternoon announced the as
sassiBation Of Governor Kellogg.
Knowing that the people of New Or
Jeans have endured every wrong and ca
Iamity that may be imposed by tyrants
and knaves and by an ignorant rabble;
as villainous and corrupt as igno-
rant and imbruted, none were amazed
though sane people deplored an event in
some Of its aspects almost just. These
dirty Adventures like Kellogg have no
right TO come among and rule strangers
through the Intervention Of savsges;
and when we reflect that Mr.. Greeley,
with all his puritanism, patience,
and kindliness Of heart, was ex-
asperated when he bore the fancied
yoke of carpetbag and negro
mastery; when We know how the peO-
pie Of Louisiana, and especially Of New
Orleans, are robbed to poverty by the
thieving adventures, il is not strange
that the representative man of the high
wsymen incurs many dangers. The
white people Of Louisiana prefer a mill
itary despotism to that of igno-
rance aud and Of robbery and to Sc
cure it might sacrifice a better
man than Kellogg. His death would
be depIorable to the extent that it would
be misTepresented and misunderstood
abroad. Countless crimes perpetrated in
the name Of the law and the robbery of
a great city and its reduction to absolute
beggary by these thieves should be pun
ished with death. Happily, vengeance
for foul crimes committed by those
whom Kellogg represents has not yet
fallen upon is victim, and, happily, |
the story that went abroad yesterday
may lead northern people to inquire |
more seriously into the justice and wis
dom Of governments created for the
south. Let the north learn that /
the veriest military despotism is
preferable to the reign of saw
age blacks, led, organized and COM
p8cted by more savage white men. We
do not say this because Kellogg reigns.
The difference between Kellogg and
Warmoth is not worth the toss
of a penny. The evil lies be-
hind and beyond all this, and
IS inherent and inseparable from
systems instituted by which ignorance
lnd brutality may be subordinated
through the ballot-bOx to purposes of
lasest selfshness, corruption and
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CONRY-Iesterday morning, at 3 o'clock,
ELIZA j., youngest daughter Of Patrick and
Bridget Conry, aged years and months.
The friends and aequaintances of the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral this CTHURSDAY) afternoon, at three
O'Clock, from the residence Of her father, on
north Winchester avenue. near II. and o. r.
r. machine shop.
CALAHAN-Of meningitis. on Wednesday.
May 7th, FRANCIS, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. b.
Callahan.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this fTHURs-
DAY afternoon, at 21S O'Clock, from No. 81
Jefferson street.
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Rain and sunshine, sandwiched with
clouds and high wind, were the pre-
vailing elements yesterday, until night,
when the wind lulled and the showers
ceased, at least for q time. The river
rose seven inches, and stood eight feet
eleven inches below high-water and
twenty-six feet four inches above low
water mark. Signal telegraphic bulle-
tins from the various points up and
down stream, gave the following
changes: st. Paul fell five inches; Da-
venport two inches; Leavenworth one
inch; Vicksburg one inch; Shreveport
two inches; New Orleans two inches:
Freeport eighteen inches; Oil City six
inches; Marietta three feet eight inches;
Kansas City one inch; Brunswick one
inch; and Bonneville two inches. At
Omaha rise Of twelve inches; Keokuk
four inches; Cairo one inch; st. Louis
two inches; Louisville five inches;
Evansville twenty inches; Plattsmouth
one inch; New Geneva two feet two
inches; and Hermann one inch.
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Latest from the Field of War
Kellogg Still Lives = The
Whites Hold MartinsYille.
Movements of the People Of New
OrIeans-United States Troops
at New Iberia.
Intense Excitement Everywhere
in the State-RepOrted Inter-
view with the Infamous
Kellogg.
TUESDAY.
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN, May 6.-The latest infor-
nation from st. Martinsville indicate a
fight as inevitable. 1t will probably
take place early tomorrow morning.
About twenty-five well mounted and
well armed men left here since nightfall
for the resisters' headquarters, near st.
Martinsville. Great excitement prevails,
and the telegraph office here is thrOnged
with anxious men.
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NEW IBERIA.

NEW IBERIA, May 6.-The situation
at st. Martinsville is unchanged. There
was heavy firing on the picket line this
afternoon, the citizens driving the Kel-
logg pickets in. No casualties are re-
ported. A battle may take place at any
moment. 1t is reported that KellOgg's
army hold the bridge crossing Bayou
Teche, preventing an attack from the
rear
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MARRIED.

GIBBs-=1fU IsFORD--At 81. Mary's Gathe-
dral, Memphis, Tenn, May :, 1873, by Ri. Rev.
Bishop Quintard, Mr.. JAMES 5. GIBBS, Of
Chicago, and Mrs. RowESA Z. MULFoRD.
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The New Orleans board Of trade wants
10 address the convention of southern
aud western congressmen at st. Louis
on the Improvement Of the mouth OF
lhe Mississippi, which modest request
has been granted by the executive COM
Inittee Of fhe latter city.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, May 7.-Cotton is
dull and nominal; middIings, $50
Isle; good ordinary, 164; net receipts,
592 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, "A, ,335
bales.
GALVESTON, May Cotton dull
nothing doing; Texas ordinary, 13c;
good ordinary, 143e; net receipts, 563
bales; exports coastwise, 1856 bales
sales, 200 bales; stock, 80, 220 bales.
MOBILE, May 7.-Cotton is dull
and weak; low middling 154c; mid
dliDgs, 173c; net receipts, 158 bales; ex-
ports coastwise, 307 bales; Great
Britain, 1888 bales; sales, 300 bales;
stock, 1924 bales.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton is dull: /:
net receipts, 3l5 bales; sales, 39S bales ;
stock, 30, 220 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, May Flour dull:
superfine, IS 25; extra, S5 rs; low treble,
So SO; good treble, 81 1907 80; family,
50 25@l0 25. Corn is in good supply and
demand;. mixed, sec; white, 58(957c.
Oats are quiet at 43c. Bran is quiet at
75c. Hay duh; prime, S28@25; choice,
S28. Pork is dull; mess held at S18 rs.
Dry salt meats are scarce; shoulders, Sc;
clear rib, 9sc; clear, 9sc. Bacon is dull
8sc; clear rib, 9@10lc; clear,
10sc. Hams are firm; choice, 142(915c.
Lard is quiet; tierce, kettle-reDdered
Sc; refined, SIC; keg, 10}(a103c Sugar
is duh; inferior, 5996c; low fair, Tic.
Molasses-o0 movement; common fer
menting 35942}c. Coffee at 17f(919lc.
Whisky duh = western reetified, SIC;
Gle: Cincinnati, 93c,
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AT Cincinnati yesterday the govern
ment buildings displayed flags at half
mast ia respect 70 the memory Of Chief
Justice Chase.
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Receivers sale of the MEM
Phis Bank property, northeast
corner of Main and Madison
streets, at A O'Clock THES DAY.