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, 1873-07-18
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, July IT,
deet OF about thirty VESSELS were at tho docka this
eaes wero readily effected at higher range Of prices,
Joiats and acantling we're in urgent doma1, and sold
mon boards and strips were also higher The supply
h M the g nd oy declined about
sbose eae Sosrs I'm nns a " 9a9 goa
sssss shnalss, let sstoSsss Iah;
but aa usual aftor IA O'Clock, there was very ntslo
| doing.
Cargo achr Queen Of tho West, from oconto lo5 N
hsr at $500 50 m lath At t3oo; eehr siary from
S gs4eo Sa sehr ]: 4. uslner from Man,steo, 14o IN
I1!nstsn. 3lo dInensoa. largely l6fs jols!s i
le 81 n sras aS aaS is5 t9m 1sa s
six soid ~ Yaeis Seifo1d :; Sa:' ~ N ''n
Cargo schr 1.-the Belle, from MuBkogon, Is IN
noerds as, .. SlaSo ade from White River legs scls
m common picca asuI at $780, Sold by William Me-
Cargo schr gard!nia, from Manistee, 1as M joisss
and acantaiug at 81 scir Octasin, from do, 40
soocs at $500; o5 joias and scantltng at so.7s
aadser fen d. aoo oss ana sssnne
g y strips and boards At s14 sehr atreay, iFo@s
esaf IT, .psen ;sss iqd
fcr wde SELECT 20 for arst and second strips;
3.t'U Ior N" Hoor1h8; flb1U 1oE III" uocr1n8t
$1,000 for flooring $500 for common; $3.50 for
cuned. Sold by blanchard, Bornnd Co.
LUMBER FREl0HTs.
Mhnistee, $2.25; Ludington $500; Muskcgon, $1.75
@2.0o; Oconto. <3.00@3.25; Menolnince. S2.25
White Lake $2o0; Grand Haven, 81 ST. H@2o0; Pent-
water, $2.00.
At THE TARDg.
A fair trnde waa experienced for tho season, the
inquiry being on both local and interior account.
Although tho advanced frcights have a1ccted tho
trade ncar TIC city they have had the oicct Of In
Ia noted in which parties from Leayenworh havo 70
Gently bought n this MARKET and state that tho freight
to the above point from hero ts $50 per Carload while
is also very fair. Second clear nre in better request
scasce and higher, while first clear ia castor. Siding
nrHY Al ron1an f+iH yVN
, 1873-07-18

l4lpo.
aoArs-Freneli mo.tlod, 9 4@oAo; German mottrod,
6Ha6Ao; Gold6n Woat, o@6Ku: White Lily, AKA
91o; Whlto nobo, 6A@0}de brown Windsor, 10
4;1o; palm, o@6Ho; bnvon Imperial, 0HG9S16c.
sTARon-ulosa, oA@1oc; corn, o011o: lasldry, 60
, 10 common, 6k6Gc.
GREEN Tisu1TB-Toro.gn fruits wcro actiyo nnt1
rn. Peaches from Villa NtdEo aot Al 22s976 por
boz, and gr.rc. q h bo1ca, Il % por eass. smnll
i9eowa; Lemons, ss.oo@1o.oo ror boz Oranges,
Or s3o oo94oo per brl. Strawberries l5@2oc. naal'.
iess or per 6 ao3so
1awton's, 27@28o. Oherrica At $3.5o@s.o0 per hui.
Wortohorries, $4.00@4.5 per bu; por box, $t.so63
LID. Currants, $2.0O330O per bt Pears, $2.002.50
por box; Illinois roachcs, $2.2s99.6o per boz.
;HCpB-Worn inactive md nominal ut 23t8{to for
Western.
IAY-No chango was noted 10 tho situation Of tho
hay nihrkot. 0rdcra woro few and tho quoted prcca
wero not willingly paid except for choico offerings,
We quote wholesale priccs raia by dealers follows,
cafs to contain %. 900 ne On TNAoH-Timohy, hoator
Ireaaod, o@I.0o timothy loobo prcahod, $l2.60
CISCO; prafre rrehael, fo.06@10.b0. Ok WAnoN-
Timothy, loose, l2.50Ga13h0: prairo, looso, $500
10oo For delivery OF prcssoa, $i.0o@1.60, according
10 Gistnncc.
uIDE8-Ths market waa devoid Of animation,
anil values rornntn nofnlnay unchanged. Wo Quoto
Groom city hutcherB', To: grecn cured, Light, 10ti
@l1o; do heavy, 9AS1oo,; part cured, 07<@10o; ;
Rrocn calf, 1b@lb14o; veal kip, 12,fo; dry calf,
40; dry kip Clio dry saltel, 16@17o; dry dlnt, 1B
give; 1ong-1lairod kip, 10H@11o; deacon Bkns,
4sa5so; grubby. scored cut. ozotherwiao damaged.
two-thirds price.
, 1873-07-18

Threo dollars pcr car to 20 added whon transerrea
which charge folows the shingles.
Thckncss-Fiyo shingles to bo tMo Inches In thick
ness.
Lcngth-sixsecn inches.
HARDWOOD.
s85.o0a85.0o; common. s35 5000: Gull, $ooGoa
$500; flooring, S86.0o960.oo.
Ash-Clcar, $28. 28.00@40.o0; common, St6.D0@e15 90,
Gull, SO. .o0@1600; flooring, $50, ,o0@40.oo.
Oak-olear, &2d.00@400o; common, $16.00@2500
Gull, $S019l5.00.
$500; cnIl, $l2,O0@18.0O.
Msps-Clear s22. 90; common, s1a.oo@25.oo !;
pasternut-oear, s35.oo@oo.oo; common, $40. o.oo@
5000.
Cherry--cleart s4o.oo@eo.oo; common s15,oo@
$500 Gull, 81, ,00@18.00.
Mlitewooa-o!ear, sg0Oo@4o.oo; common, 5000
@26.oo Gull, $l0.0O31G.G0. .-.
Wagon poles, each, t5A5Sc box boards. <5oo0a 1000
Florida red codur, $50 per It: mahogany, 4Oe; do
counters, Soc; roaewool. 6o@80c white bully, soc.
, 1873-07-18

bHEEF-Hufd qhies at unchanged pr1cea, Local
butchers Ecrc tho only buyers and sales were slow nt
*30o93e0 Tor poor to common, at 375S LOO for me-
dlum, and ut $4.2694.75 for good 10 choice.
, 1873-07-18

sehr Angns Smith. nnnalo, 1850 tons co.'.
M sehr nasliing Wave, bntfnle, Soo tens GOAL.
t se,r 9; 1larTisap wife Iate. w. r lumber.
achr Sisj. n Il. Ferry, While Lake. i25 m lumber, Is
gcow Gladiator, Man!atec, 15o m lumber
Hchr j. 4. Holmes, hinnssteo, 120 10 lumber,
aahr ]; =; oi,arnn, Manstee,, 19o % ri r lumber.
sehr seGr ass D. n.S as,ss ill., s. cords s rood
schr Kearsarge, Good Harbor, 100 cords wood.
schr sheboyHan, Two Myor', u boxes nsh NIL.
gchr 1dis, buffalo; a2s stores, "a snd sundrcs.
Rro q 2o re1S 400 II t01 TT ron ., N ,o
Prop Menomlnec, drecn Day, 40 tons pis-ron, TOO m
sshr !s :: +: sslson, nafslo 1so9 l1 tens % ,, soa
smr st qIty Of Boston, ogaensbnrgh auntsies. ~ ,o.
schr Amoakoag Eric, 400 toms COAL
Sshr 3c.e Qrn 2,, Andrews picrt a3 cords bark:
aohr Eto E!lenwood, Whito River, 17s N lumber, IL
seSw aeSr H. n Dnnhs. ptkoa pieF 11o Cd. wood
faen Pron r pMar1ss s%nomnse ?a9 lumber 20 lath
as,s Wsill1 Holland, 81 N OK ais iun6e1. ie'E'
aehr Sch Trcolors Holland, a5 m slaves.
sehr g r Johnson ssueataef, iao N ianber =. '
schr scr f. n 0hsnbs saag,taed 12o ss slabs
achr Advance, htuskeBon, 16o IN lumber.
Bclr Gray, Muskegon, ITO m lumber
5chr John B. Minor, Muskcgon, 100 m lumber
5chr 4. simmons, MuBkogoh, 210 m Lumbar.
sehr s Emehne, Muskcgon. 12o m tumbcr. ..-
schr Minorva, Muskeson, 400 m lumbar.
schr Mary. Muskcgon 100 m lumber.
schr Pauline hIuakcgon, 100 m lumber, 80 m lath,
Dnrge Contost, Muskegon, $50 m lumber.
scow 2. =. oWons, Maakegon, 100 m lumber.
scow @ ghrtatfo, Mmnkegon, 100 m 1umbor.
Scht aAInocpck, MubkeQou. lie m 1,rnhnr
sII stmr hipenn: .,lf MuskeEon, 1888 cases bcrrea.
BARK Acorn, 1Inskcgon, I'D m lumber. Wv - Ae'"'
schr Mary Collins, Cleveland. COS tons coal.
schr COL H. q. LEG, Portage Lake, 100 m lumber, 100
schr y. I: Hawkins, Union Pier 12s eds wood.
schr J: J. Taylor, Ford Hver, 200 m lumber, 10 M
schr John Wilbur, Cleveland, 71o tons coal.
schr AparosB' Cedar lAyos l55 N lumbur, 10 N lath.
sehr 6: 9, Trowbridge, oswego, lo,4oo bu corn.
stmr Nashua ogdensbursh, 1913 bu corn, 200 brls
gtnr Nashua, shoboye.n, rs brls nour.
Prop PrasaIa, Mostrsai, 2oi bris dris aonr. 'A'
Bchr Trtiolor, Holland, 600 dry hides,
Prop lra chahee, 6augatuck, 10 bags corn, 20 bags
Prop Nebrsaka. nualo, o. ba osts S is bu whe.
%, goo bu Gorn, 900 brla flour
sctr coral, Lincoln, Is brls dour
Rtmr Alpona, bIuskegon, sundries.
Prop q; J: ,Irueadel, Green Bay, 100 brb pork, 80
ssinr M.sAegon, Grand Havcn, brs liquors aud sun.
smr oeonto, st. Josoph 10 br1s salt, 10 brla aour.
ss1nr ahoboygan, 1sac1no, 400 bales rooaug felt.
, 1873-07-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, July II.
Tho receipts Of livestock since Saturday haYo been
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1879
WINTER BOOTS AND
SHOES.

Railroad men, FAR c,s, draymon md all
others whoeo businea lays out of doors,
and who for the p'alcrgotion 81 health
ara good temper GIT TO wear good,
heavy wator-preofnoo,s, can got just what
they want by calling on VIM. Eh.crs. Tie
makes French oa,for Zip boots, warranted
20 10 well, wear weIl auI give general at-
iG.,i.r. l.--'-,..
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T.o bar. lroury's wor,G'a Tonic nud
Blood puTincr.

pei. Uo great household remedy. r'oosrr,to
yet potent Tor thc prevention and cure Of
a.a-s. 10 s. better than Bitter, Cordial,
I.h. or earaporiil1. Sold hy Druggists
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pr. rssnry'a Roo, -nd plan, pills.

Mild yet tliorough-no nausea or griplnr-cn-
lr"'y acknowledgement liver remedy. Price -
,cnl6 sold by Druggists.
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Interesting work, Enlarged Edition, ,,w
tnIravings, Two-.Iud-ed and sixty Pare,
'iioe5 0ccntg. Allr,1s On. Boz ~ Dlrs,-
nnr, 10 North Eia}h Greet, 50. Louis, No.
Advertisement.
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'.''' WHti'D ND = IftEWls
The greet soothing remedy. Price oG'r %
,ruts. Gives re & 70 the mother aud h,a'.a &C.
be- child Sold by Druggi5ts.
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No. % Ohio Ioyac Cniro, Illinois
commission merchant, and 3oalcr IN hides,
far., wool and leather, Highest cash price
paid for all kinds of old metal, copper
bsass, rags, and popar stock. L.oar.l nd
yanccs made to rc pousihla Shipper
rElcE LIsr OF FuEs,
Mink from ,..,,,....,,.,,...,....-@e. % y 90
Coons " ,-.,,...........,.".lOc 20 80
Dry Flint Hides from ,....,..,.,lCc. 20 lai
Green do ".".."."... 5c. 90
Otter from neutrality-suspicious.. S3 % to 90
Nats .,,,, ,,,',,.'",,,.,,,,,,, lUc. to -
Opossum .....,",".,.,, ..,, DC, to II
Rags ....,"",..,..llc, 20 2,
Paper. .,.."....,..""o,"lo TO ~
Wrought Iron per ID .....,..".."lc to II
Cast Il do per 100 lbs, ,,",60c TO II
Sheep Pelts each.,.."..."""."55 to- Il
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AI.R. -f,oel OF slirlng checa. aad
l.uss' , %, q. Ham, Z.
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81 900 IN ONE WEEK.

10 any ,hrewd man who can do business
on the quiet, guarantee an Immense For
tunos easily, rapidly, aud In perfect safety.
Address in perfect confidence,
WM. WARREN,
Is West Fourth street, New York.
LIB w Jim.
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CIIDtEisil%.

14llW INTERPRETATION.
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WANTED --Day louIcr Of tho Taal'a
saloon, opposite Inv BlLLLrN Office.
l-1-lm.
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CHEAP GROCERIES

-E1 Iv1v a-G-E-r.
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TLlNrrLh. LEI0N, ETC,s
For Fiaycring Ice Cream, Cakes & Pastry.
STEELE & PRICE

Depo,s, CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS.
L.raWJs 'iHyCr9 Cf DR.. Prices Cream
Da1tay P0l5der,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-08
THE DRAWING

4 EACHELOE WINS TIE PRIZE-W Well,
the drawing for that handsome set Of nrni-
turc exhibited by W. .. Robinson at the
Fair, came Of on Saturday evening last,
and there Is not even an idle tongue that in
sinuatcs that it was not conducted on the
square. The drawing was satisfactory to
all, although the result caused the Their
mometOr Of 1879 hearts TO drop below zero.
There were just go tickets, and Of course
but one Of the number could win the COW
eted prize. After about three hundred
tickets had drawn blank envelopes, ticket
No. Igi was drawn and at the same time
from the other box came the coveted envcl-
Op which contained the prize. The lucky
ticket was held by Nr. James Patterson, Of
this city, a bachelor. Now Jim deserves
the prize he won, and 1t D, pity he lId not
win with IL more PrccIou, Prize, one
which would have made his furniture val
liable indeed. But we fear that Jim Is a
hopeless case, IN this latter particular at
least, for soon after winning the furniture,
he soIdit 10 Judge Muse, Of this city, for
$500. Now this looks bad. Jim, you ought
to have kept that furniture and added Il
it," The beautiful set Of furniture men
toned, cost Mr.. Robinson Sil2. II was
rallied OF At $500, so Mr. Robinson at least
made nothing to mention out OF the draw
ing, after paying all expenses incident 10
the rattle. Mr.. Robinson certainly deserves
great credit for the display Of elegant fur
niture made by him during the Fair. His
corner" of the hall was visited by all and
by all, especially the ladies,
and he l. entitled 10 the thanks Of the pub
Die for hi. efforts 20 Please the eye and grst
ify the taste Of every visitor.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-08
Dickinson, Williams q Co.,


Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants, 2CG Front street,
Memphis.
ALL IT SHOULD BE.-ThC new ECstau-
rant, Bar, and Beer Saloon Of Kuuz &
McKinlay, IN the Perkins Block, corner Of
Lafayette and Market Street.-The opening
Of which we announced two weeks ago
has more than realized the expectations Of
the community. In all its appointments it
will compare fsvorabIy with any similar
institution in any Of our larger citio-. The
beer rooms and tables are on the style Of
our largest cities, the bar is stocked with
the finest wines and liquors, and their res
taurant is the "GaSto'ns7 Of Jackson. In
short, this Establishment, one long demand
ed by the pleasure seekers and epicurcs OF
Jackson, is all 1t should be in every respect.
Don't take our word for it but 90 7nd see
for yourself
PAPER CUTTER FOR SALE.-Wc have an
extra Paper Cutter saved from the frc, in
good order, which will be sold low, for
cash. Enquire at WING ASD TRIBUNE
office. augJO-tf
4 SPLENDID WOEKNAN.-NO town OF
City boasts Of a more thoroughly accom-
pli,hCd Boot and shoemaker than Jackson,
in the person Of NJ. McGinncss. His Ets
are perfect, and the material he Uses Of the
finest quality. lie had two pair Of boot,
on exhibition At the Fair, and Won the first
premium on both. The style, quality and
workmanship was really superb. Oncpmr
was sold this week for 50. IfyOu want q
perfect fit, the best material and the most
approved style Of boot or shoe, call on N.
Maginness-at Mcknlay's Old stand on
Lafayette Street. We have tried him and
hence know whereof We speak.
PREMIUM Cotton Mr.. y. d. Brown,
Of Miflin, who has carried OIL 30 many
cotton premiums, won the first Prize ut our
Fair last week he entered several bales,
through McCutchcn IL LAWYER, an good;
but the bale which triumphcd At Nashville
won the prize here. There was = stout
Mr. william Nantres,c, Of this
county, a man who seldom fail, 10 be first
on such occasions, was among the contest
ants. Mr.. Mattresses cotton was really
superb, and many think he should have
been awarded the premium: Tut the judges
were competent, impartial men, and their
decision is TO Us conclusive. We congratu-
late Mr.. Brown, and Henderson county, on
this really great triumph. We learn from
& LAWYER that they intend
the premium bale TO New Orleans,
where it will come in competition with the
cotton of the extreme South and be most
fully tested. Also, that they viii ship to
the same place two bales for Mr.. John
Brown, OF Mihiin, and one for Mr.. :. T.
Jones, Of this county-au competing bales
for the premium at our FAIR last week.
Although beat on the first premium our
I'D friend William Nantrcssc, carried on |.
al three Of the others offered. He deserves !
he congratulations Of his friends, and /
should be encouraged to try it again.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-08
PINSON ITEMS.
Deferred from last week.


EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE.
Business has been brisk for the lat few
days. Some cotton has changed hands at
lGc in the way of debts.
Messrs. johnson * Co. are adding 10 their
already large stock fresh supply Of Win
ter Goods.
Some cnterprisins fellow concluded 10 80
into business here on Monday night last.
lie broke open a window Of a shed room to
the house occupied by Groom 4 Gardner
and effected an entrance. Nothing Of much
value was missing; his object, no doubt
was money, but a. he failed to get into the
main building he carried OF no stamps"
He next made IN attempt to bore through
the door Of the Drug Store Of W. A. Dis
mukcs, but WAS either frightened away or
got tired Of the job before he accomplished
his purpose.
y. NJ. Alexander, living about two miles
from town, while attending to Cotton Gin
one day last week, got his hand terribly cut
up by getting it too close to the saws. DR..
Muse was called in and dressed the wound.
The DR.. says his hand was badly cut, but
don't think he will lose any Of his fingers.
Professor L. o. Prescott, OF Grand juno
ton, is spending few days with his many
friends here. He informs Us he intends be-
coming climb Of the law" and is now
himself for the profession. We
wish HIM great success in his new under
taking.
We understand that our school VIII open
on next Monday under the management
OF John c. Wright, Of Milan, Tenn. The
branches embraced in the Cannon School
law, will be taught free Of charge: the
higher branches at two thirds Of usual
rates. ID.
Cc;obcr 10Th. 1876.
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HUMBOLDT ITEMS.
Deferred from last week.
ms VIM. Avn Tp,Dr-N-r.

Deferred from last week.
EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
Circuit Court has been in session here for
the past ten days-SpI. Hill, Esq, special
Judge, presiding.
Among the Attorneys from distance in
attendance upon our Court VIC with pleas
urc mention the names Of Judge Brown,
Col. Mallory and Gen. Campbell OF Jack
son; Maj. Cochran, Of Troy; 3. NJ. Bur
row, Esq, Of Memphis; w. NJ. Hall, ESQ,
Of Brownsville, and last though not least
by several jug ulls, our highly esteemed
friend and very efficient Attorney G cneraI,
Maj. John SkeainSton, OF DyerSburg-
''SkiG" is a terror 10 cvil-doerS, and under
his supervision the present Grand Jury has
worked up a large amount of business.
Last Wednesday morning the Calaboose
WAS discovered to be on fire, but fortunate
ly the fire was soon cXtinguished. It's the
opinion that All Webb, colorcd, who was
sentenced at this term Of the Court to three
years in the State Pcnitcntiary, set it on
fire damage about 500.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
of those in need Of f1mily supplies TO the
fresh stock OF Groceries, fine Wines, Lii
quors, Cigars and Tobacco. just received by
Mes-rs. Adams & Bro. They are business
men Of the first order, and merit the pat
rouugc Of our people, while their prompt,
accommodating clerk, Mr.. W. +. Cole, is
always on the qui yive TO the wants of their
numerous custOmcrs-and in this cOnnec-
ton we call special attention TO the care
fully selected line Of Ladies' and Gents
Furni shinS Good, to be found at Z. solo.
mons Southern Palace"
Mr.. c. e.. Hickman has just returned
from the East, whittier he has been for the
purpose Of rcPlenishing his stock OF Fur
niturc; among which Is a beautiful line of
Burial Caskets, cmblematic coffin mount
ing', &c.
Mr. James SpanGlcr is manufacturing,
and keeps constantly on hand a full supply
of the latest style Of Burial Caskcts. Mr..
:. is first class cabinet workman and de-
serves a liberal share OF pubic patronage.
We are under many obligations IL Mr..
ID. /. Rivers, Of the journal for fayors
shown Us recently. Douglas has bright
future before him as a journalist, and with
Mr.. Emmett Elliot TO supcrintcnI the me-
chanical part Of the Office their paper is
bound to win.
We cannot close this hurricdIy written
batch Of items without extending our con-
Sratulations to the editors and proprietors
of the old "Whig and Tribune" upon Its
enlargement once more to life size. The
two hundred copies sent to this Office are
As eagerly sought after as a letter would be
from an absent friend.
We viii call attention to others Of the
" Humboldt Directory" in future.
HUBERT.
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General Markets.

BAGGING-p yard l6,alGIzc.
TIEs--2 = yl4GICc-
BACoN-Sides, wholesale, iO1IIc.-
shoulders. wholesale 99lUc. HAM,
suzar-cured, wholesale, Toe
FLOUR Dbl, wholesale, S5alI 90.
MEAL-S bush, wholesale. 75aSiu.
DRIED FRUIT-ArplCs. y n, whOlr-lle
~. Peaches. do, do, s,GlOc.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale 10 z Ijc
tOFFEE-wholesale, 26tl29c.
MOLASsES-W hOlesalc. G56ls-C.
HOMINY-P d, retail, &c.
GRTTs-P 10, retail, &C.
NAILs-P keg s.. Rates.
THREAD-Spun, y n. retail, l6Gl~,.
WHIskEN-F gall, wholesale, : I oOGls -.
ONSTERs-Coyc, 81 1902 80 = doz.
CANDIEs-W holesalc, l6l5 G33l,c.
MACKEREG.-By the kit. Il 5pM3 -.
HIDES-Grecn, = n, 5G1c. salt, Sic.
Dry salt, 12Gl5c. Dry Flint. l5d lie.
LEATHER and sole. . n, retail.
4D9 fjC; hip, do, do, 6OC; Bride, do, do, A.
3GOc.
CORN-Shelled G52s5c , bushcl.
BEEswAN-R 10 35(G3Sc.
CALLOw-P n 7GSc.
Old IROS-F' n l6GlIzc.
CHICKENs-P doz. - 4Od5 81.
DUCKS-P doz. 81 5Oai %
BUTTER n. 5OCd Zoe.
EGGS-P dOZ. 2jG5nc.
LARD-P n lI@lGc.
Live stock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net. 4dJC.
SHEEP head 81 -. Extra line O..
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DR.. Geo. II. Leonard,

Who died at Carroll Station, in this county
oct. 22nd, 1870, was born in Scott COUNT,
Kentucky. January 9TH, 1851, and vas At
his death = years. months and l. days
old.
lie was "a man Of talents, and ALWAYS
welded 4 large innuncc in his neighbor-
hOods he was a good physician, and always
enjoyed a large and lucrative practice; he
was an af-cctionatc husband, Kind and in
dulgent rs a father, and one Of the best Of
neighbOrs- lie was respected by all who
came in contact with him, and no one stood
higher in the community in which he so
long resided, than he. The writer Of this
haSty sketch was intimate with him, aud
thinks he has not INDUCED in any cxa-gcr-
alton IN his estimate Of his character. He
had faultS-as, who has not. Letus draw
the mantle Of charity over them, and re-
member Onl5 his virtues, 10 emulate them.
He leaves 4 wife and three children. lie
almost idolizcd his little boy Johnnie"
who died few wears ago: and IL it were
lawful to worship any creature. it might
not be sinful 10 worship him. for he was an
exceedingly bright and lovely child. DR..
Leonard leaves his family in good eircum-
stances. ;
Jackson, Tenn, Nov. 9TH, 1873.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-08
MILAN ITEMS.

EDITORS WHO AND TRIBUNE:
Most OF the Memphians who have been
in this city for the last two months, have
returned to the Bluff City within the past
week, doubtless to find it still a gloomy and
desolats place.
Among the items of the week is the open.
Ing Of two new stores on Main Street-one
of the merchants came from Humboldt.
NJ. L. Baird has moved TO Shephard's old
stand, and has fresh supply Of Groceries
He is also erecting brick store house be-
side Collins grocery room. The wall Of
the third story of W. B. Dickinson Il Co.'s
new brick was completed last week; it Is
the largest house in the city, and would be
an ornament in the metropolis OF our
State.
Harry White, IN IriShman, who had been
working on the Mississippi Central Rail-
road, was found, sunday night about 5
o'clock, between the Tcn-Pin Alley and the
Bakery, with his throat cut: a bloody "a
zor, two combs and paper in which they
seemed to have bceR wrapped, were living
beside him. The blood was still oozing
/ from the wound but life was extinct. lie
had been in town several days and drink
/ ing very hard Saturday he complained
! Of beng sick, and told several persons on
| sunday, he was pennilesS, friendlesS, and
would live but short time. He left Front
| Row about seven o'clock that night osten-
/ sibly in search Of a clearinghouse. The
verdict OF the Jury of Inquest was THAT
/ be came TO his death by committing suicide
I with razor in his own hand"
ON the same night one OF the colored
am1Zcns Of neEToyille, instead Of attending
divine service needed the call Of satan and
visited her uCiEhbor-entered the house
and proceeded to settle a dispute with A
/ wash-board, welded by her own powerful
arm over the head of her foe. The Record
CT thought it was worth at least an Y and
| the cost, to attack a ueigh5or in her own
/ hou>c-aud so Iecrcel it.
Yesterday morning two Of The sons Of
I Erin, who had slept in the street, awoke to
/ find lhcir faces and hands covered with 4
/ dark and mysterious kind Of dew that had
| fallen during the night. They seemed 10
think they had been JIackod-and so it did
appear.
/ Saturday night fourteen persons Joined
/ the Methodist Church, and about the same
number the Baptist Church. Sunday eve
ming ten were baptized in Wolf Greek, by
! Rev. g. W. Griffin. The meeting at the
/ Methodist Church still continues. After its
close we VIII report the result; that is, if il
closes this year. FABIUS.
Milan, Nov. 9Th, 1875.