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PRODUCTS or THE UNITED STATES.
NEw York, Nov. Cat the monthly meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce, this afternoon, q
NUN ler Of tabular statolnouts showing tho
amounts OF tho different products of the UuitcI
Htatey, and tho necessity of iuczoasod facilities
Tor their transportation, waa presented by 1Ir,
Samuel Runnals. The tables wcro ordered 10
bo printed and copies transmitted to the Soma
torial Committee on Transportation.
4 FINANCIAL Exll:DlEST,
papar OIL tho luto llunucial criHs and tho
prosont strin6enry u1la whit of confidence in
financial circloa, was presented by a. Il, Lowo.
In 1t le recommends tllnt i'll view Of tho present
situation, and what n,ny follow, tho Chamber
would respectfully ask Congrcsn wlalt it next
conrot.ns. If need i,e, to CAUSE tho purchase
Of United States bonds to ho stopped, and tho
application Of tho gold rcsoryo to tho rodemp-
t'on OF Treasury notes, roscrying Tho power Of
relssue.
CONDITION Or THE nASEa.
Tho Aaaouintcd l'anliH hold about $921 900 900
in leBGl toniorh.
THE AHsAy OFFICE.
Tho total amount of foreign guld received at
tlo Assay 01lco, from Oct. to date, is
.cl,B5l,825,
The State Bunk of Now Brunswick, n. j., ro-
Bumed to-day.
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HAVANA, Nov. G.-Capt.- Jo1volar to.tay
issued I'LL official addroHs. Uo says there IL
nothing Of such prosslng interest to tho public
good, and proatgo, aud honor Of tho nation as
M tlo restoration Of the normal state of a1fairs in
everything to this elevated consideration. within
the limits Of tho laws. Tho social question
aud exigencieH Of tho present epoch will be tho
object OF specinl meditation and study. Not
witllhtanding war haa been intiatotl, VIC will aeok
to dotermno upon. tho best plan for changing
the condition Of tho lnborors, Keeping .iu view
priators. maintenance Of tho productive
industry md general good Of tho coun-
try., Flo lays down as tho haais
Of Ills policy the principle that tho mission Of all
government is to protect, and consequently tho
fonrs that inconsidcrato RESOLUTIONS mud OK
Confidence must bo removed, for without It tho
rc-establishnont Of the public credit would ho
impossible. Tho addroHs concludes as fol-
lows: ''All may reHt assured that I
will comply with tho Instructions of tho National
Government, to bo uutiring in my efforts to pro-
taking care TINT mono of tho grcat interests Of
tho land suffer while l net as your Governor"
Tho public reioicings Inst night over the cap-
tnro OF tho stoa,nor Vuginiua wero most on
thusastic. The Governors palacc, all public
buildings, mud many private houses woro ilumn-
the principal Btreets, which were thokly hung
with tlags md tapestrY. sorenades were given
to tho Captain-G Genetal and General of A1arinp.
There will bo o grand parade Tonight OF n]l tho
battaions Of volunteers.
Official dispatches from tho Central Dopart-
mont report tint tho insurgonts under command
Of Vincent Garcia recently made determined
effort to break through Trochn, but met with a
sevcro ropn1no at tue hands Of Contra Querralos,
losing lou killed.
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SELMA, Ala, Nov. G.-Gol,. W.. j. Hardlo died
at Wythrovillo, w., this forenoon.
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Snteial Disnateh to Tho CAteaao Tribune.
BUFFALO, Nov. 6.--YAo bark l.. G. Wuolruf|
which went ashore nt Port n1rwoll last week,
got off thts morning aud renchod Uutlalo to.
night.
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by whom 1t was approvod nnd tho Committee
continued, with power to fill vacaucios in thoir
own body or tho 1rtlstooshp, and approved tho
trust prOpOBod.
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GREAT BRITAIN,

a TURN IN TICuDonyE.
LONDON, Nov. G.-hlr. Hawkins To-day applied
to the Queens Bonch for au extension OF .tiue
for anot thor hearing in tho case Of the Tchbornc
claimant until November. 1874. Tho application
was granted.
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a Manual of Health.

The edition for 1874 of the sterling medi-
cal annual. known as Hostetter's Almanac,
is now ready. and may be obtained, free of
cost, of druggists and general country deal
ers in all parts of the United States and
British America, and indeed in every civil
lied portion of the Western Hemisphere.
This Almanac has been issued regularly at
the commencement OF every year for about
one fifth OF a century. 1t combines with
the soundest practical advice for the preser-
vation and restoration of health. a large
amount of interesting and amusing light
reading. and the calendar, astronomical cal
Culations, chronological items. etc, are pre-
pared with great care, and will be found
entirely accurate. The Issue of HOstetters
Almanac for 1874 will probably be the lar
gest edition of a medical work ever pub
lished in any country. The proprietOrs,
Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa,
on receipt of two-centstamp, will forward
copy by mail to any person who cannot
procure one in his neighborhOod.
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aBTY ELECTION.
9ftIzens' Nominations.

Afa called meeting held last evening at
T.. usl. gf tie House Of Representatives by
4 cfzen- Of the city OF Jackson for the
-,,..-. 3. nominating suitable candidates
l. the offices ot Mayor and City Marshal,
! a. chosen at tine election, which Is to be
h,.4on Monday. January 5th, 1874.
y.uoci5n, Mr.. David sheldon was elected
..ra,4n and f. 9Jeinbcrg secretary of the
l.e.ipg
The chairDsu called the meeting to order.
rqr following resolution WAS offered by
si-. y. ~ Fitzgerald, and unanimously
! opted:
Resolved That we hereby pledge our
/ fn m.d unqualified support [" the nom
/ .., ef rh.. meeting, and bind ourselves
/ u,. aur efforts ana energies to iusu~e
/ .ir ,l,efou.
Hr Jaf. Bell nominated Mr. Marion
B .uutor the Office OF Mayor; there being
i oJagruomiuation, Mr.. Marion Smith was
d eHreI ID Ice the regular nominee of the
4 l.~ for Mayor. by accllmation.
ON motion ot Mr.. james Il. 1erger nomi-
boz for Ciry Marshal he chosen by Bliior
Hc following were nominated for City
n lr,hs}: Ed. Bark, lale and Thomas }. Flte
Mr.O Clifton offered the following, whief
\ adoplej:
R--o.ye1, That no person shall be allowet
b vote for candidate for the office of civ
y shd who VIII not pl dye him -elt "a
.c by the result OF the ballot.
Ehe chairman then appointed Messr-. j
R lerger W F. Fitzgerald and Frank
a-.lu a. teliers.
THE convention then proceeded to an elec-
i.g, which n suited as follows:
2 win B Barksjale received 81 votes, and
r .u5> /. Fite received 20 votes. Mr. T2d
Barksdale having received > majority
li the votes cast, was declared the regu-
Il nominee, and upon motion the nomina-
op was made unanimous.
There being no further business, til,
nseiHg adjourned.
d. SHELTON, Chairman.
p. SIEINEERG, Secretary.
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Q. 8. ? 8I14ll4l9. $50 2.lo 3 a q 4 I 4as
EDWIN BARKSDALE, City Marshal.
GREENBACKs HAVE THEIR INFLU

GREENBACKs HAVE Their INFLU-
ENCE.-Groceries and supplies are the
most important items for consideration du-
ring these try ing times. Pat cash viii
command choice selections at bottom pri-
ces, and goods fully guaranteed.
We wish tn call the attention OF our rea-
ders to that sterling wholesale grocery
house. q. NJ. Bayly & Pond, Established in
1922 Nos. 81, 36, 80, 40 and ~ Canal St. OPP
postc the Custom House. New Orleans.
Send this old reliable firm an order for
what you actually need, cover the order by
a remittance, and yOn will not regret the
influence OF green backs, and the satisfaction
rendered in the quality of goods fh5r-
chased, and at the lowest prices.
When yen visit the city. 90 and see Tor
yourselves this mammoth grocery establish
ment-one of the largest in the Southland
examine the immense stock and prices ol
John II. Carter, and Major Steve Power,
Presidents of Mississippi and Louisiana &c
odd years) who will be pleased TO have
their friends and the trade to call and see
them at G. NJ. BAYLY and PoND, when in
the city.
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Ghe VirEiHius Affair.

WAsHINGToN Dec. 21.-It seems now
to be un lerstood in official circles that
the Attorney General has given the Opin-
ion that the Virginius had forfeited her
right to bear the flag of the United
States, and that at the time OF her cap
ture she was carrying it without right and
improperly.
As the Nirginius affair is now under
stood, no salute Of the flag will be requir-
ed from Spain on Christmas day. Our
only satisfaction will be formal disavow-
al from Spain ofany intention to interfere
with our maritime rights. 1t is claimed
by spain that the papers upon which the
Virginus sailed were obtained by per u
ry.
PARIS, Dec. 81, 1873.-Dispatches in
cyPher, from the special CORRESPONDENT of
the Herald, at Madrid, state positively
that the CASTELAR, Government has made a
formal demand on the United States Gov
ernment, through Minister Sickles, for
he return of the Nirginius and her survi-
ting crew and passengers.
The demand was based upon the recent
admission of Secretary Fish, that the Vir-
ginius was not entitled to carry the flag
of the United States.
The demand was delivered to Minister
Sickles on Friday.
The announcement that this demand
had been made, created the greatest exul-
tation among the Spaniards.
Minister Sickles ut once telegraphed to
Washington, insisting on his resignation
being accepted Immediately.
KEY WEST, Dec. 21-The Virginius
passed here Yesterday to the North, in
charge of the Ossipee, and IN leaky con-
dition.
Key WEST, Dec. Information
reached here from Havana yesterday
which, if authentic, is highly important.
1t was rumofed there that Sc ious COM
plications in regard to Cuba have arisen,
| it is understond, between the Spanish and
| British Governments.
Precisely what these difficulties are does
not vet appear, but it is certain that the
/ British West India squadron is to be speed
ily and largely increased.
I The Havana authorities, it is stated,
t consider that the English Government IN
| tend some interference in Cuba affairs
and in such a manner as to compllcate
! the relations of that Government with
/ Spain.
KEY WEST, Dec 21.-Since the last
dispatch was sent, it has become known
/ here that the British Consul General at
Havana has received dispatches from
Lord Granville to instruct all naval COM
manders in the West Indies to immediate
lv rendezvouz in Cuban ports.
1t is stated that in official circles it is
certainly known that the British Govern
ment will assuredly demand the punish
ment of Burriel.
The British Admiral has left for St.
Thomas, where he expects to be relieved.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities su-
perior to gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger of exploding or taking FIRE Manu-
! factured expressly 10 displace the use Of vola-
tile and dangerous oils. Its safety under
every possible rest aud its perfect burning
qualtio. arc proved by its continued use m
over 10000 amiiies.
Millions OF gallons have been sold and no
aecident-eithcr directly or indirectly
ever occurring from burning, storing or
handling IT,
The immense yearly loss 70 lie and proper
ty resulting from the use uf cheap and dan
gerous oils in the United States, is APPALLING.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Conc
missioners throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL a. the best safeguard
when lamps are used. Send for circnlar.
For sale at retail by he trade generally.
an" lt 'Halesale by the proprietors. CHAS.
Pr - A CO. los Fulton street. New York
uu2S-6m
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We do not agree to cure You. but from a
careful analysis of DooIey's Yeast Powder,
we can safely recommend it as producing
nutritious, light, healthy bread, biscuits,
rolls, etc. which can be eaten with impuni-
ty, and relished by the most sensitive in
valid These facts we can substantiate from
practical observations, and with the knOwl-
edge that no Injurious substances whatever
enter into the composition of Dooley's
Yeast Powder. Grocers everywhere keep
il. DooLEY d BROTHER, Manufacturers,
SO New Street, New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.
Oxford. Miss
Dec. II, 1873 If

Dor years past, many parents of discern
IL ment and OF the best facilities for judging
have been attracted to this firmly established
Institution, believing that in it they nave
found such sound instruction and home-like
training as their daughters should have.
Careful and thorough tuition is furnished in
all the departments, literary and artistic
Those who seeking the BEST, can find il
here. The members of the large faculty, most
of whom have been connected with the Col
lege for years, not only skillful, but have
achieved the task of establishing reputation.
President GUTHRIE, by his judicious and
systematic management during the current
session, is giving satisfactory evidence Of his
ability. The subjoined document shows the es-
innate placed upon him by his former col
leagues.
1t is a sufficient guarantee that the tastes
and social habits of the young ladies cor
reetly cultivated and controlled, to say that
Mrs. c. H. Bell continues TO act as Lady Prin-
cipal
Pupils received at any time. and charged
only from date of entrance The first Of the
year is a suitable time to enter.
Apply for catalogue.
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The Cuban Question Settled.

Washington, Dec. 19.-The following
dispatches were received here tonight:
On BOARD L. 5. STEAMER WORCESTER,
Key West, Dec. 49,
Hon. Geo. Robeson, Secretary of the Ma
w, Washington, d. c.;
The Consul at Havana telegraphs that
the Virginius prisoners were delivered to
the Juniata, yesterday, and that she sail
ed Immediately for New York. My dis
patch to the commanding officers, at San
tiago, he says, was transmitted by tele-
graph and mail, yesterday.
Signed. d. II. SCOTT,
Rea- Admiral.
HAVANA. Dec 12 1873
Tothe Secretary ofthe Navy, Washington;
Commander Braine telegraphs you as
follows:
"SANrIAGo DE CUBA, Dec 18.-The
prisoners of the Virginius have been de-
livered to-day Dee. 18l. l shall sail to-
day for New York. The Kansas and Can
andaigua are here awaiting orders.
81 Signed. HALL, U. S. Consul" ="
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At three o'clock. Saturday afternoon, the
18th inst, at the Episcopal Church. by the
Rev. j. L Tucker Maj. GARDINER TUCKER.
associate editor of the Index, and Miss MEL
VILE L. ECKFoRD. all of the city.
: Our brethren of the press will remember
the bride as the grey-eyed siren of two
wears ago, who surprised the Mississippi
Press Association with beautiful little well
come In the chapel OF the iustitute.-ColUns-
Aw0 IA&w.
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Dy virtue Of certain Deed Of Trust L re-
Dcorded in Deed Book 4, pages 161 and 162
from ]. r. Horn, to secure TO Robinson Ste
vens a certain debt therein named, / will pro-
ceed TO sell, at the City Hall, in Jackson,
Miss, on the 23d day of January, 1874 for cash,
the following described property, io-wit:
Lots nineteen, (l9,) and twenty-five, (2,) sit
uated in the town of Clinton, with all the i'm
provements thereon. The title to above prop
erty is supposed to be good but will convey
only such as il vested in me as Trustee.
Dee. ID ii. u Il. REBUR, Trustee.
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Citation Notice.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
supreme Court, October term, A. b. 1873.
Bank Of ML..issinpi

supreme Court, October term, A. d. 1873.
Bank Of Mississippi
No. g9l4
stephen Duncan and Levin r. Marshall.
nN reading and filing affidavit Of ". l..
~ Nugcuf solicitor for the complainant
aud it appearing t0 the satisfaction of the
Court tuereIrom thnt stephen Duncan, Henry
p. Duncan and Samuel Davis, Executors Of the
last viii and testament Of stephen Duncan
deceased, are nou-resjdeut- Of this State, and
that heir place Of Jdeuce and post-0ffce ad-
dress Is New York, iu the State Of New York
It rs therefore ordered. that the said Stcph-
ca Duncan, Henry T.. Duncan and Samuel
Davis enter their appearance herein on or be-
fore the first day OF mo next term of this Court
to he holden at Jackson. iu the state Of MissiB-
-ipri on the third Monday Of April next and
show cause. IF any they can, why this cause
should not be revived against them, or judR-
mcut Of reviyor viii be entered thereon he
e0rjing 20 the prayer Of the appellant.
And if is further ordered, that a COPY Of
this order he published iu the WEEKLY CLA-
Iished iu the city Of jackson. for four weeks
succes-iyely az least once In each week, and
forwarded 20 the said Executors respective
ly, at their post-ofice address designated 600
the affidavit herein.
And DO is further ordered that an alias
/ scire facias herein issue against the said EE-
[ ccutors to the Sherifs Of the counties ~ Ad-
ans and ls-aqueua. returnable 20 the April
term of this Court
A true copy from the minutes.
lsrALl Jw. MCKEE, Clerk.
uOHI Aw
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, December, 1s, 1873


of o. o.
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also paid the o male
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Q arm OF
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COMMIsSIOHEw,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of decree of the Chancery
ID Court for the First District Of Kinds Co ,
Mississippi, y. rendered at the October Term,
1873. in a certain cause pending therein, in
which J. I. Green were complainants, and 9.
II. Bowman and others were defendants. the
undersigned appointed Commissioners to exc
cute said decree, in pursuance Of the power
conferred upon them, will proceed on Monday,
the 23d day of February. 1874, in front and At
the door Of the State House in the city Of
Jackson, 10 offer Al public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash the property formerly known
as the Bowman Hou-e including tho lots.
bricks, iron. and 0 her remains o. said ro er-
ty, as the same are specified in said decree;
said sale to be made in strict conformity with
the directions Of said decree.
Very great inducements ale offered to all
persons desiroua OF engaginEin in hotel business,
by the sale of the above property, as there iS
no uptown hotel in the city OF Jackson, the
seat Of government of the State. 1t will be
recolleeted what liberal patronage was en-
joyod by the BowmAn House whilst it stood on
the same site, before it was destroyed by FIRE.
The title is believed to be perfect, but we will
only convey such as is vested in US by virtue
Of said decree.
y.H. BOYD,
r. KELLS.
Commissioners.
Jackson, Desenb er 10 1873 Dec 25 cod
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JACKSON r. A. CHAPTER, No. g.
The following are the officers elect for next
year: Isydore Strauss, II. p; X. L. Saun-
ers, X; Matt. T. Ash, Scribe; Gus Asher, P
s.; E. Steinberg, R. A. c.; Harris BarksdaIe,
NJ. 3dv. Wm. J. Brown, jr. N. adv, Robert
Bradley, NJ. 1st "; 81. N. Taylor, Treasurer
Frank b. Hull, Secretary; J. NJ. Cam, Ty-
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Supreme Court OfSIaIe of N1issis-
SiPPi.
OCTOBER TERN, 1873, DeceIn her lst 1873.

W H, Bass al
John II. Estill ct al
NNHIS DAY the solicitors for the appellants
l. suggested to the Court that the appellees,
Toof, Phillips Co, have been adjudicsted
bankrupts by the District Court of the United
States, for the Western District of Tennessee,
at Memphis; and that j. n. Oliver, and Oscar
Woodbridge have been duly appointed their
assigne s. And thereupon it il ordered adj
judged and decreed that the said Oliver and
Woodbridge Assignees as aforesaid, enter their
appearance herein or before the lst day ot
the next term Of his Court. to be holden at the
city of Jackson, on the 3d Monday in April
next, and show cause, if any they can, why
this should not then he revived against
them such assignees.
And il is furthered ordered that = copy OF
this order be published in the WEEKLY CLAR-
ION, public newspaper OF this State, pub
lished in the said city of Jackson, for four
weeks successfully, at least once in each week,
and that the same be forwarded by the Clerk
of this Court. postage prepaid, to the said as
signees at Memphis.
true copy from the minutes.
Attest:
(sEAL.) Jas. NJ MCKEE, Clerk,
Dec. 25, A.. BY Thos Neville, ID. &.
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tOFFICIAL.
Proceedings OG the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen.


At regular meeting of the Board Of
~ or AMI Alderman of Jackson, held this
es., the following were present: Marion
fuith. Mayor; Atderm N, kuuSleT, Strauss,
b Gill Rark~daIe and O'LearY.
lue Board having been called to order by
i Mayor, it " aS on motion resolved that
H minutes OF the last meeti z he approved
signed without reading the same.
The following claims were presented and
& o" ed, and warrants ordered 10 be issued
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IHe Mayor submitted to the Board the
I'-t'"lng report OF fines collected and eX-
P'H"ljnfeS made during his term OF office.
"u'ca report was, on motion, received aud
oerrd spread ulnu the ,ninures.
~ me honorable Board of Alde1 men Of the
tI4of Jackson
ATLENkN-I nor laaxa r., Suhr,i+ tho
fo.rWHg sta,emeut 0ftbeamounf Of ..tine."
i'-n over 70 me as Mayor, during the year
~ aud The ear 1873 10 date, as appears
nom tue Mayors docket, to which investi-
l. liDn i IUyiTeI
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CHANCELLOR OFFICE,
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
OxFORD October 2Isf 1879
December. 1873.


The undersigned, constituting the Faculty OF
the University Of Mississippi, Colleagues Of
PRoF. R. ]. GUTHRIE. during his official con-
necton with the institution, and his instruc-
tions during that part of his student life which
was spent at this place, take pleasure in E.
cording their high appreciation OF his men al
and moral worth, his fine requirements, and
his skill in teaching, together with the high
tone of his character q christian gentle
man. We cordially commend him to the favor
and patronage of all who have children or
wards to educate as faithful and capable
teacher, and wise and prudent guardian
of the moral interests of those entrusted to his
care aud supervision. We regard such man
and such Instructor . very desirable ac-
quisition 10 any community.
JOHN n. q ADDEL, CHANCELLOR.
c. W. SEARS, Professor of Mathematics
r. A JUNY, Prof. of Modern Languages.
a. J. QUINCHE, Prof. of Latin.
r. B. FULTON, Adj. Prof. of Physics.
A. H. Whitfield. Adj. Prof. of Greek.
R. H. LOUGHRIDGE, Adj. Prof Of Chemis-
try.
JAMES A LYON. Prof of Metaphysies
L. C. GARLAND, Prof. of Physics.
GEORGE LITTLE, Prof. Of Geology.
JJ WHEAT Prof. Of Greek.
Dec. 25, I'm.
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DFc 23d.--COTTON., very active de-
mand to-day, sales amounting to 1l,G00
bales. Quotations advanced he. on Ordi-
nary. ne. on Good Middling aud Good Or
linary, and 3sc. on Low Middliug and Mid !.
ding. The advance in sterling, and en-
couraging advices from New York. stimu-
la od tiUurpS
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}looRE- RURAL NEw-4oRKER, as
p. ......ea b, reference TO advertisement
.,... p,ger. not only 'stiIl lives" but pul-
... 10 uruish better paper during the
.gf-.- year than ever before. 1t has long
the leading com bincd Rural, Literary
Family Weekly OF America, and We
..- fr~ future prosperity will equal its
r.markable career.
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-- RowuAN HOUSE PROPERTY
seen bv reference 10 anUthei
--.fr..5s splendid property is adver-
...,1.fc sale on the . ot February
,,,Ialpc news TO the citizens OF
,..n ,,lo are anxious that the lot should
....r.. be. The SITE Of a fine uptown no.
r., Iscatioa j. admirable, aud W" hear
.-.. stock company il be formed to puf-
..I..yroperty with view to an estat-
,r.f ti4r kind.
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plan, etc. for market house-receipt
from John J. Rohr hacker for same Is 90
December 2lst, 1872, TO John Nelson.
Alderman, for work OIL bridges and
streets receipt. ...-...--...--.- 90 O0
To Marion Smith, Mayor, for station
cry etc, for Mayors office 70 90
Total. - .-.....-..-.. &445 90
The amounts given above were paid out
by the undersigned. on the days stated. and
to the parties tampd, upon taking receipts
for the different sums, which receipts are
herewith unlimited.
The saIary of Mayor is 800 90 per month.
making 81 200 90 per year. which sum of
3 200 90. less the amount OF 81 ,065 As shown
to BE- due the city for fines collected leaves
rhe city in debt To me as Mayor for the year
1872 to the amount of $l34 55.
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The rs. M. s." SOCIETY, of Meri-
dian, will accept our acknowledgement for
an invitation TO attend their second anniver-
0ary. 0lst inst,
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Respectfully submitted
MARION SMITH, Mayor.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
MARION SMITH, Mayor.
s. G. BURNHAM, Clerk.