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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-24
Notice.

Having sold out my stock Of goods beg
to call the attention ofmy friends and customers
TO the TACT that their bills are due and request
that they call at my old stand and settle by note
or Cash. All having special agreements who
delivertleir Cotton up 10 the 2sth will be taken
at Is cents and none others.
L. C. MCCLELLAN.
Marietta, Ga, Oct. 90. IT,
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General Advertisements.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY.
Epcoa- s5ortenaBor.
Drawing Daily at . p. M.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ORPHiNS' HOHE ND FREE SFHOOL.
Capital Prize. So, 900 90
30,3l6 Prizes Amounting
to $53253 90.
Tickets si.OO. Shares in Proportion.

n n the above Scheme, formed by the Ternary
N Combination of rs numbers, making 76, 076
tickets, aud the drawing of Il ballots there will
be 220 prizes, each having three Of the drawn
numbers on it; d,356 each having lwo Of them
on; 25,740 each having one ouly OF them on
and also 49, 60 tickets with neither of the drawn
numbers ON them, being blanks.
10 determine tho fate Of these prizes and
blanks, - numbers, from to 7S inclusive, will
h0 seyerally placed in wheel on the day of the
drawing, aud IL OF them drawn out at random !;
and that ticket having for It's combination the
LIST, ID and Sd drawn numbers, will be entitled
10 the
CAPITAL PRIZE o.. ..$ 81, 900 90
That ticket having on il the 4th, 9th
and 9th drawn numbers lo....-.. $50 90
That ticket having ON il the 9TH Sth
aud 9Th drawn numbers to ,.. $50 90
That ticket having on il the 10Th, 1lth
and l2th drawn numbers, to. 1890. $50 90
That ticket having on il the I'd, I'd aud
4tl drawn numbers, to.......-... $50 90
That ticket having on ii the I'd, 4thand
9Th drawn numbers, to ....... $50 90
That ticket having on it the 9th, 9th
and 9TH drawn numbers, to.... ESQ 90
That ticket having ON il the 9th, 9Th
and 9Th drawn numbers, to..--.. $50 90
That ticket having on it the 9Th, 9th
aud 10th drawn numbers, to, ...... $50 90
That ticket having on il the 9th, 10Th
and llth drawn numbers, ,o....... ESQ 90
That ticket having on itthu lat I'd and
9th drawn numbers, tO.-.-..-... $50 90
That ticket having on il the LIST, 2nd
and 9th drawn numbers, to ... 2t7 60
That ticket having on il the Let, End
and 9th drawn numbers, 10. -. 2l7 so
All othertickets( beng 297 } with three
OF the drawn numbers on, each. 49,. 20 90
Those 66 tickets having on them the
LIST and 2nd drawn numbers, EACH. 10 90
Those 81 tickets having on them the
Sd aud lth drawn numbers, each. 5 90
All other tickets (being 4,22D with
two of the drawn numbers on, each. 90
Aud all those tickets (being 25,740)
with one only Of the drawn numbers,
EACH. --...--.-..--..-. w
CAPITAL PRIZE,
On Mondays capital win be-. 80, 80, 900 90
On Tuesdays and Fridays capital. -. $500 90
On Wednesdays will be ......... 5000 90
On Thursdays and Saturdays. ... 5000 90
For further particulars send for schemes.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of
superior denomination can be entitled to NJ,
Inferior prize Prizes payable forty {a0) days
after the drawing, aud subject TO the usual de-
duction or Is por cent
All prizes Of $50 90 aud under will be paid
Immediately after the drawing, with the nsual
deduction Of Upper cent.
t:757Przes casted at this office.
HOWARD g. co, Managers.
| septi3--tf Atlanta, Ga.
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Attentlonl Intention

We have lr..lire orders to foreclose all
claims due ns for Fertilizers and Provisions,
not paid by the l.i Of November, 1873.
W z. ANDERSON & SoN.
Oct. l7ils--3t.
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special Notices.
Emigration Turning Cheap Farms in
south.west Missouri

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offara / 200. 900 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, atfrom 50 to $12 per acre,
on seven years, time, with free transportation
from st. Louis to all purchasers. Climate,
soil, timber, mineral wealth. schools, churches
and law abiding society invite emigrants IRON
all points to this land Of fruits aud flowers -
For particulars address, A. Tuck, Land Com
missioner, st. Louis Mo-
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Wanted I!

To employ White Girl as cook. sc. A
good home and fair wages. Apply at journal
Office" q.
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G.. M. I.

WE call attention TO the communication
OH our first page, headed "To the Ex-Cadets
of the Georgia Military Institute" and we are
requested to ask our exchanges, friendly to the
Institute, to copy the same.
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Parties wishing to purchase grocerits
will find it TO ll,eir advantage to cali on Leak:
Il Hunt for they keep the best and cheapest
groceries in town.
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McCutcheon & Bro, have a large lot of ex-
ira fiue Syrups and Molasses. at reduced
prices.
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LOOK HERE.-Choice cream cheese, crack
ers Of all kinds, figs, raisins oranges, lemons,
citror and capdies at Leake & Hunts.
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Legal Blanks.

We will furnish Justice Court Blanks at 7e
cents to 81 90 per Quire, and Deeds, &c, from
81 IS TO 81 80.
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McCla,chys fresh roasted coffee is the cheap
est aud best For proof of the fact ask those
thar risr it.
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McClatchy sells Groceries and confectioner-
les at attractive prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-10-24

McClatchy will deliver goods free of charge
any where in the city.
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CANTON ACADEMY.
The Fan Term of this institution will begin.
Monday. Observation-Disclosures,

and close February, 1874, The design of the
Institution, i togiveonl patrons an. opportunity
Of lifting their children for practical business
life, or OF preparing them for College The
liberal patronage Of the past Term is Indicative
of the estimation placed on the Academy.
FRoMSl50To $500 Pick MONTH.
Board, from ten to twelve dollars per month.
In regard TO health aud morals, Canton ssecond
to no village In the State
No deductions in Tuition except for sickness
or other Providential causes.
REFERENCES
Hon. JAS. II. Brown, Col. w. A. Teasey, Judge
W. II. ID. Moss. Maj. Il. Daniel, Col. }. NJ. Mo,
Afee, Col. j, o. Dowda Judge Jos. Donaldson,
DR.. j. Nj. Turk, W Nj. Barton, Esq, and j.
w. Hudson, Esq, Of Canton, Ga.
For further information address,
REV. b. L. LEDBETrER, Principal,
sept l2-4t Canton, Ga.
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New Goods just received at McCutcheon q
Rnn
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1928.
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PROSPECTUS or THE
Georgia Gazetteer
AND ENCYCLOPEDIA.

A complete Directory and Book Of Reference
for the rsr OF Farmers, Merchants, Mauufac-
turers Professional aud Business Men gener-
ally.
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Georgia. Cobb County

Georgia, Cobb County;
Thirty lass after dale an application will be
made 10 TIE Cont Of Ordinary oi said County,
g,r have 10 sell tlis real personal estate Ne
longing TO the Estate Of VIM L. Mansfield late
os said county, deceased. 1his oct. !, 1873.
WM. It. WINK, Admir-.
, 1873-07-31
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 90.
ALCOHOL-Waa active and firm, 1uotable at $l.Ge9
nnOoM-ConN-Waa fairly acttyo und firm. Tho
receipts light aud consiat ccty Of common grades.
We repent: No. hur a1{910c No. stock, braid, 6H
a SFssn so SS M e "a % 10 as saa ss
DEANa-Tho retail grooera are buying now and then
aaido from this thcro ia nothing doing: we qioto :;
Navies. s2.5o42. 90 primo medium. ~; cou-
Pn % ST 6'aRr in fur a.muna
Wo continue to quote: stneco. $3.50; New York
at,cco casting, 53bo@4o0; Portland cernent. 81 80
esq 9s as aafos essp '2sSsg
marble duat, $3.25@s.bU; limo In bulk 89cStl 00
iitne lbrls sl.16sl Is . br white sand, y br sl.o
pso bssssns sans liz '%s ommon nas I
7oo Bowor brick $ao0 o50 milwaukee, pressed, SIS %
@3qoo e e. DO common soo R1sinS .;F ooIs, RT,9sss M
Indiana prosaol, 5l8.oo@21 90; do common, 10000
l5.oo fro clay per brl, ss.oo@4.oo
bUrTER-rhis market was without g4otab!Io
change. T1ao wRa 4uiet, except for choice a1le but
Ter, which was moving freely at arm prices. Stocks
Of common to good qualities steadily augnentng.
Wo make no alteratlon III our l!st. ua follows: strictly
ferior 10 common, lle114c.
seamoss bags. aud the market IL Arm at tho quota
tions. ao.ne Improvement III tho demnnd for ohel
gooda In tho list Ii also nDet and dea!crs peanc
prices current: Stark, 36a Ludlow, 3l41; Lewiston
51l4o American, 3io; AmoakAg, 5lo; otter Creek
si s s3 sE: 30 ss s 5 @ %op sssSt % &ssss' sin
ID DAMNED GOODS Am rioKLEs-Thie Inquiry 70,
goods coming under this head IL mora than ,salally
recently boon deseoped Tllo paria, fnilurs of ii.
peach crop, mil tho prospect that tho berry crop vii
fs considerably below tho average, has given iricc.
quotations. sllght advance in u oysters Ii alss
| noted. Below are tho prices current;
, 1873-07-31

REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments wore fled for roc
ord on Wednesday, July 80:
CITY PROPERTY.
North place, $3.50 II In Block q, shenaclds Addi-
ton, dated July % consideration, $500.
Tho premisos No. 189 Canalport Nv, dated July 20:
consideration, 3A,0oo.
ohicago AZ, cor Of Ridgcwsy, I, 24x12o It,
dated July 6; consideration, $500.
Wcssun st, Of md near Elm, W I, 2ex1oo II, dated
July 10; consideration, s., 900.
Bradley IT. Of Noble f. Is It to alley, dated July
"a confederation, 81 ,1Q0
Catherine st, ncas cor Of Throop, = t, 10 It to
alloy, dated July 10; consideration, $2too.
Robecca ct, between Loomis and Throop SITS, ", 48
IT, ns sn II es
l24 #, dated July a; confederation, ts,1eo. 90,
II, datod July "a; consideration, si2.s33
Parkplace, $50 It Of Michigan av, I, 30xl2s It,
dt.sa 3sly lo sga,isFetSn 9 9;sk rs r.
dated July is consideration, $500.
Geneva st, u Il v Of Grand It, I, 24r11o H. dated
w Nneennes @ ~. noss s f. 1sa12s4 H.
dated March u; confederation, $4,000
r sspf5Sf Il Il il :ss ss n.ss sss1 It asi a's' 9a
West Adams at, near = cor Of Lincoln st, I, Iot
Lot In Lea'a 1ota to o. in Block %, Kinzies Aa-
ai!s nss IT, s'tsa IL ~ 6ses SSesdsss'sn &c.,
II, dated July % :; consideration, $50.
Carroll ~, coz Of Nay IT. Lot II, dated July lb
confederation, $6 800.
6econ 1s 80. Is, dstod July 20 consideration, S760
West Superior at, corner Of Armour ut, I,
25xl26 #, dated juno a; consideration, 81 800.
Lots 28 and 3D. In Block q IN Hnrdihg's Y II Of "
Section II 81 Is, with buildings, dated July l; con-
| sfdcrattont * 500.
West Lake ct, noar Of Ann st. I, ST 181D0
! 5000.
Church st. ~ corner Of Menomonee st, 22x It to
! Hull at, dated. July a consideration, 81 600.
/ NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Wolfram et 32l II Of uRlBted, + 1231124 IT, dated
| July 26 consideration, 81 ,376.
Lots Il to 10 In Block l. in olson's Subdivision, in
NV Boo 40, 20, 4, with buildinga, dated July ID
consideration, $1,000.
| SOUTH OF CITY LlMTTa.
Dre1e1 av le4 It Of TNty-fourth IT. T. 1441130 #,
! dated Feb is consideration, 80 GAO.
Lots and Q, In Block 2, bogue's Bccoud Addition,
| dated Aug, Is, 1872; consideration, 81 900.
Lots 43 and "A, In Block /, addition above
| dated Aug. Is. 1872; consideration, $1,000.
Lot g. ID Block Of Johnstona Lot Al, In Sec. 49, 49,
| II, dated July 1e consideration, s, l,1t5.
Lota to and Il to 20, in Block Of Stownrt'a y
Sec. H. 50, 1a, dated July consideration, ~
Lots II to Is and 30 to 40, in Jacobs Block . Of
seA Bee. SO, 10, IS, dated July 90; consideration
, 1873-07-31

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption 451 bu wheat; 8o4 hu oorn;
ala bu oats; o18 bu rye; 800 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'clock: 100 cars
wheat; 40a cars corn, $500 bu yollow do,
II, GOO bu No. do, $4,000 bu No. do, aud
$500 bu rojeotod do, by canal; 90 cars oats, ooo
bu No. 2 do by canal; 2 cara zye car oats.
Total (G12 cars), 282, 600 bu.
We referred a few days ago TO tho action OF
some Of tho grain-trimmers in this city, III do
clarlng cargo OF corn to be hot when 1t WAS IN
very good condition. THOR objectwas to seouro
q creator price per 1000 bu for their labor. It
IL now alleged that the grain-tr'mmers of this
city arc in combination with those Of Buffalo,
the latter having things all their own way In
regard to the prices to bo paid for shoveling
Rra1n. II is stated that reports aro regularly
forwarded to Buffalo Of the condition OF every
cargo Of grain that leaves this city for TINT port.
NEW. 4. Richardson has Eosigned ILLS position
ns . Director Of tho Board Of Trade, owing to
! long absence from the city, and An election will
nroha, /. ho held no1t Tuesday to tl tho vacancy.
"',e l.a a.; produce markots wore less acsiye,
. " III, e1cops ~ WhoatA WhlQA QQpQAAala tho
, 1873-07-31

! Wheat was active and irregularly higher. For
delivery today or tomorrow tho market adyanc-
cd as much as Sic per bu from the highest prico
.of Yesterday; wbiie for next months delivery
tho market was only glo higher, with not much
demand, though strong in sympathy. II there
were a,,v lingering doubt that tho market il
cornored for July, It waa dispellod to-day, when
tho uranium on cneh whcat rose to 12c per b,
and hard to got at that, We have now 1esB than
zoo, 600 b,, No. spring wl.eat In store, and ar
raugomeute arc understood to havo been mado
to moyo out tho whole Of 1t, thus placing tho short
interest entirely ut tho mercy Of tho longs, oil q
deal which iB believed to exceed half q million
bullaee at o'clock to-day. Tho short interest,
manyof whom have hitherto held OF in the ilopoof
break, BECAME anxious to ill to-day, and settled
to q Iayco extent, moat of thom at 81. "a, whicl,
wna nearly 10o per bu above the prico for Au-
Gust. TLcro was, however q good ioal Of
Tr,1mblinr heard during the process from tho
nartioa Who were OBLIGED to nav such hich
pricos, and loud aecusations were vented against
lnen who woro aYBortcd by others to hnvo no
connection with tue deal. Thoro ia little doubt
tthat tho corner ia being manipulated with Cana-
dim capital, and conducted by parties here as
agents for Canadian operators though Chicago
principals n,ay be ahsocntod with them. populnr
Iumor points to a lnnn who is not now allowed to
walk tho floor Of the Exchange, aa the
one who ls Mt the bottom OF tho whole mischief,
but popular rumor may be mBtAkon, III he does
not usually oporato for Canada ; Cash No. SPRING
Sl2s advanced =, Cd to 70 = ~ 2l, declined to Sl2s
then roso to Sl.2o at tho Gloso on t!.o announce "
m9ns @ mr. @d arn neeh eqG a 10 sp
, 1873-07-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CATTLE-The volume Of salss accomplished to-day
exhibited respectable Increase In comparison with
yesterday Monday, both local and outside buyers
taking hold with creator freedom. The Increased nc-
prove,ont in tho do1nsnd, hut WAS brought about BY
the easiors feeling manifested by holders there bong
free seor at further reduction Of 1o@15o per 100 bs
buffalo, Albany, md Pittsburgh aro all low, while
New York IL quoted "on "H@tGo from - last week
monts, and, II we excopt Wai1el nndMoEriswhoa seem
to operate with confidence, DO tho condition Of the
Eaatern markets never 10 unfAvorable-ther indi-
viduxa purchases wcro na. The quality Of tho stock
,s s0 osab not pesssps COED Fully '' up could y Ss
ayeru8o Of tho proceeding half dozen days.
bunch Of extra graded steers averaging bs was
takcn by Chicago butcher at $G.l5, and dEoye or
1s9 head averaging 14o7 lbs found buyer at *5.80
over $685. and very few above $780, 6tookers were
scarcely inquired for, and may bo quoted dull and
weak at $30o@4.25 for common 70 really prime. LOWS
wero drug It 00@4 90 for inferior to CHOICE Greg
thS' 'prsco wae an extreme ono. Tho market closed
| weak, with largo number nnsod.
| Extra raDeorts-1raded steera, averaging ], 100
choics es ang Boepes@n: it, vol formed sysar
1850 lss. t4o@5.es
% stsers averaging lio0 70 i,2so III. soo@b2s
Al ssne 1eso to loo ibs w 4saa4oo
M aiaughses @ averaging soo 70 LIDO iSs. s3s@4.2s
6esh, averaging 7oo 10 1850 iss.....:... soos4.2s
.taae' buls. and scaiswag seers. 2ooa2. rs
Cattie-Teras, Northern w1nterod. 3.2391.7s
CattIn-Texaa throuQh droyes ,,,.,,,,. a00di3, rs
| tFATY n q
, 1873-07-31
. ba1e, ssoossco; pi.oh, = bri. so.ooo1oo; tar, .

o ba!c S5.oo9eoo; pisoh, . VIII so.oo01'oo; "1te
NiiLsSThero is fair local .nd interior inquiry
for nails 1t sl,o anns1s nc n ratss; 1o@tod, per kss'
81 s's;h i \ 81 do. ;? aas; a. s7s's; ii d.
featnses oerb9n srS md machine oils continue u
soo; M SSsle sse; spesns, sa:oG&s;io; sssl. s tx
I'll nas sf5aS a % eap.nt
tins, 6aa naphths, 's gravity 1e@l'o; naphses'
ToUTrnY- aprina chickens arc sill sent for
work % dpoto of them q. ~ p1sses 9la eh'efena
f"a satss sSs ssad II
sns sPIss sls.y :. sssosa9f oS ,o
s sssr: i 81 :Rsss
foT&f9fsr6o iSops 5ss: largely OF
old stock which 4 almost Gnsasblo oh9tse frosh s To-
seSs n9s psI ssl49G Sf Ina
@ e5 br swes potatoes sga at rcrd cT 0e1
t1aans and nui aoi.sie M xss
ne sample q new mothy .as s. ;1hfeitoa teday az
tss pe nassiss:as %ss9 { &C. '.ss
ras ns sepst H. ps sss i
daga VIII 10 less this soason than usual: onondaga,
as 6SnsT n p s2;and so
w; Ahs!en dsisy, r. sssi s5eS9;.s; II i;
RE1swe vso. repess our quotation, Of yeerd.y
sslieo ssl.io; Common common to nno Old hyson, 7o@95o;, oom-
2s6S 4 Z ssss sapsssss ssss s os esaSs
i4ngsuey, tl.1tS1,2o; o1tFs Ioyuno, $1;5S@l4o;
sh9os e esFs nov japan fc q
Loaf Japan, b6G965o common To hne oolou8, S5Gs4bo
, 1873-07-31

CALIFORNIA CHAIN sH1PMENTs.
The San francisco Chronicle Of tho Gath says:
There aro nnotoon vessols in this port awaiting car
goes, Or completing their cargo0s, Of wheat. From
present indications, they will b. compelled to wa!s
Farmers show no disposition to dispose Of their grain
ct present rates. Reports from tho Interior aate that
immense quantities Of Wheat AcounuattnB ~ tho
warehouses; and points along tho riyers and railroad
lcs but vary little IL offered for sale, and agents find
1t difficult to purchase even ANAL lots.
LATEBr.
In tho afternoon wheat for this month waB
panicl1y, and advanced &c, whilo tho August on-
tion was without particular change. No. q
spring sold at $l.28@1.32 seller the month,
closing at the outside, Corn was fairly active
and fl1mer, closing at G3s@361do seller August
and 38111@98l1o seller September. Other grain
and provisions were unchanged.
, 1873-07-31
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 50.
The following were the receipts mud shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicngo
during the past twenty -four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-07-31

u0aa-Tho number Of buyers IN attendance g. VA ,,s
larger than on yssterdsy Or Monday i ana asspg eno
dodiy drmer tone to tho market, and. II We except
common COARSE heavy hog which xe1s not sppso9,tass
III ii Arouud, No full carload sold below 10,
while, With perhaps hatfaossn exceptions, So ~ -
Ito bottom nguro. Light-weghta aold "alief ,o a.
sajabe At Ii, ,so9t.7o. only fev lots remainoa
unso and the market clouod steady ut tho aboye quo
tation.. Among tho days ssnnsactons "sze ths !o-
,snir~
, 1873-07-31

financial storms that may befall US. Whom
everybody ID ruslling into debt, II Is euro sign
that u a ooBt for wtao, sano men togot out Of It.
u folloWB that, II one could forenoe a crash.
two beforo It occurs, have Ills cash 10 hand, and,
whom liquidation has dono its worst, buy oil Tho
property ho can and hold it.. Whom tho whole
country iyos within ta means, md pooplo nro at
to appreciate. This rulo has no exceptions but
of It's application to tho present or to tho future,
each roador must Judge for himaolf. OF 1877 we
make no predictions, beyond what tho principles
above stated will warrant.
TIiH RAILWAYS.
Facts 1ro the tost Of tho workings Of any Ben-
oral law like that for tho regulation Of railway
freEghts in this state. A very intelligent gontle-
man from Nebraska giyos na tho following One
through Wisconsin and Iowa. 10 ptefora
to-. purchase horo but Tho uniform
railway rates have. forced him to adopt this
merchant, who within tho last ten yoarH has
paid ono Of our loading lo,,Hos, as shown by tho
books, 100000, has boon forced to 60 to st.
Louis for supplies. OF 246 oar-loads ct cattle
shipped from Omaha within tho last few weeks,
s1 have como to Chicago; tho others have gone
to st. Louis. st. Louis drummers, who hcfeto-
fore have boon nlmoBt 81 scarce RB whito crows
in Nebraska from the fact that thoy have found
It imposaiblS to secure t my buslnoes,-aro now
prcsent working Of the law, It would soom TINT
tho passage or 1t was Bocnroa by St. Louis
inauonoo, and directly for tho bonefit Of that
city. But tho above and ill ether facts
do not show that tho State should not rogulnte
railway tariffs; but simply tlat tho prosont law
Ia grossly unjust aud very proiudicial to tho In
torosts of our city and tho State at largo. E1-
porionce will show it's defects, and cnablo our
legislators to Franc . law which, while just to
Tho railways themselves, will correct those abuses
Of which tho peopls hare had such just cause OF
complaint.
, 1873-07-31

INI0U aEUGU tfknEI9tfaQ4
which charge follows the shluHeu.
Thicknea8-E1vo ehluglea to bc TWO inches In thick.
ness.
Length-Sl1toen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black-Welnut - Counters, f10o0o915o.oo; clear
GG5.0oQs500; common. $35o0Gs50.o0; Gull, $20o0a
$500; flooring, 5000. '..-.-"
AAl,-Clear, $50 $4,000; common, e1e0o@25.oo:
Gull, $40 o0@i 90 flooring, $50. .00@4o.0O.
oak-Clear, $2o.0o94o.ov; common, slG.o0@25.0o
Gull, $8.O0@15.0O.
HicFory:-oiear, s2s. .oo@so.oo: common, $4,000
$500 cult, t190631e.00.
Maple-Cloar, $22 100; common, s1G.oo@25.o 90.
Gull, $10. 0.oo@l500
Butternut-Clear, S35oo@Go.oo; common, soooo@
5000.
oherry-c1ear, f4o.0o@eooo; common, $4,000
$500 Gull, t12.00@l8.O0.
Whitowood-Cear, $3o.0o94o.o0: common, 5000
@25.00 Gull, $10.00@15.0o.
wagon poles, ouch. 45@55o box boards $780, i00o-
Florids red cedar, $50 per It mahogany, 30@40c /;
do counters 60c rosewood. 60@8Oo whte holly, Soc
, 1873-07-31
rosTAL CARDS,

tho Philadelphia Ledger discoursoth AZ follows !:
Wo loarn something nav every day about tho postal
cards. Tho latest valuable piece Of Information Ii that
they cannot be sent at the ordinary Eate when written
tho side Intended only for the address. You may
write your LITTER and crowd much possible In i
microscopic hand upon tho blank sae but let word
transgresa tho Opposite faoo, eas tho full
must be forthcoming to save your letter from conBca
tion: 4 case Of This kind was brought to tho Poas-
matter other than tho address tho face OF postal
card rondots It unlnaabo except at 1ettor 1stca Of
postage"
Tho local market is reported by Lunt, Preston
, 1873-07-31
OCEAN NAVIGATION.

sailing tvico week from New York and carr5in9 pae;
Eusope. sad To Mediterranean. sbin from 365 steef
ago. British and Irish ports oa.t s3o; west H32 q9at
IT, S. cannoy Apply tor f9l info5Iuat!en at ths gon..
cosner IASalto aud MadihonBta., Chicago.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents