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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

AMONG the many attractive things this
fall, Clauer has some Of the finest and
best ln dress goods and trimmings, no
is not excelled by any house in the city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

NEW and choice stock Of ready-mad
clothing, Just received at the City store
Men and boys insured good fits.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

BRADLEY u MrgoMF This is the firm
that makes,thc best cnstom made Louts
aud shoes in Wisconsin TO prove tha
truth OF this statement try pair Esr,
sale III IL. y. O.bornes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

SHAwLs and Nraps-a very select
stock just received at the City Store, all
Of latest styles
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27

Sole Manufacturer, Woodbury., y. J.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-27
MILK HATS.

of the latest pattern Broadway. Trade
and others-ior sale cheap by Grass 4
Schdcu II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-10
sos'on Dry Goods Market.

:.
The commits ion honses have had fair trade
hut the severity OF the weather and the almost i'm
paSsable condition of the roads In the interior not
only binders the operations of travelling statesmen
but delays tran portation to such extent that
the ountrr trade withhold their orders until they
5, quently had but moderate demand, There Is
no change in prices, and the stocks of cotton goods
are not III excess of wants of consumers.
The production OF Brown Sheetngs is not large,
and Win steady but moderate demand stocks
are kept closely sold up that prices from first
hands rule firm for all well known and popular
makes, although there may be occasional conces.
sions on brands that have not become widely
known.
Bleschcd Cettons are in Very good request and
there has been no difficulty in maintaining he rate
recently established, although the weather has
prevented so brisk an inquiry as VIII he felt with
the advent OF bettrv travelling.
Ticks and Denims-The demand for DENNIS con.
tinues to be sufficient to absorb the production
and there is no stock in first hands Ticks are firm
anu IN I liz request at recent quotations. Fancy
shrtings sell readily, aud there is moderate call
for common strips.
Ginghams-Smsll assortments of Gnghams con.
tinue to be taken. and with only limited produce
ton the MAJ ket is firm.
Prnts--The best styles of medium colors in
fresh work are moving moder tev but there is no
ing influence of bad roads and the severe and cold
weather.
Dress Goods--The market ia not active, but there
Is fair demand and with better weather there will
undoubtedly be a brisk trade. Foreign goods are
without any animation and the sales from import
ers during the week have been light
ooliens-The decline in wool imparts better
telling to manuiac but there ia yet no in
crease IN trade and the business of the past week
has been C, MINED such lots as cothers require to
sort up WITH while jobbers are buying little or
nothing.
NJ sDeci4l change.
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Boston Wool Market.
rRrpAY. March Z,

.
The total receipts Of wool at this port during the
past week comprise 1928 bales Of domestics and
1914 bales foreign against 2676 bales domestic and
SIS bales foreign for the same week last year The
total receipts since January lst have been - ,796
bales of domestic and 1903 bales OF foreign against
50, 1888 bales Of domestic and 1857 bales OF foreign
exports for the week have been SO bales. The sase
for the week have been SIS 900 lbs OF domestic and
200, 900 lbs Of foreign.
only be made at low prices, and then there 10 no
disposition to purcha' except for immediate
wants The auction sales in New 70 have un.
doubtedly taken the attention of manufacturers,
that sale should be fully ascertained. At the sale
of Cape wool most oi tine lots were withdrawn, but
the sale of Fleece held Thursday. by Walter
Brown 4 Co, was well, attended, and the best lots
sold well, while the odds and ends brought less
figures. Pr,ces for Ohio ann Pennsylvania ranged
from so to 6oc; Wisconsin and Michigan, II to SIC,
and snper at IS and ACC. There seems to be gene.
raj imp. essiOD among buyers that still lower prices
will DC reached ann there is not likely to be any
general activity until there is more confidence In
Domestic Fleece-50 600 lbs Ohio at Sc; 80 900 do
at 5s s60c ~ 00I lbs do at zoe; $500 lbs Michigan
at 5sc 1000 lbs do at So; 900 lbs coarse fleece at
J0c "a GOO lbs Xxx Pennsylvania at 60c; &c GOO lbs
Ohio and Pennsylvania at IS csc; Geo lbs medium
fleece at at - ao7c; 5000 lbs do at &c; $3.50 lbs
Hampshire at eoc oooo lis do do at e2c; 1880 lbs
Ohio at Coo; 1000 lbs unwashed combing at SOC:
% bs a. fall At S sie lbs 10 =. Is
as2c; 600 do on private terms 49,, 0o lbs do At
2se; 500 spring at 4oc; 5000 lbs fall at lsasoc.
&c. 4000lbs super at CSC; 1000 lbs extra at $50; L.
coo lbs super at 6oc 10000 lbs super and extra ct
$500 lbs No. at 4;c; 1000 lbs extra at Soc. w
Tub and scouret-SOo0 lbs tub at zoe; 10 600 lbs
secured at Soc 1000 lbs California secured At SIC
at 72c.
1900 ibs Cape on private terms; 2o,OVO lbs New
Zealand on private terms; $4,000 lbs do at S3c.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 8. The investigation an the
body of Charles Grum was held to-day, IKE
verdict being that he committed suicide, aad
Chprles Morwipg WAS discharged from Gus
tody.
In the case of the government against Nay
Tor & Co., charged With defrauding the roye-
nue. by false invorces of iron, to-day, the
counsel for the defence submitted long mo-
ton for bill OF the particulars. The dis
trct attorney replied that Naylor { Co. had
demanded trial months ago, and now that
the government was ready TO proceed, they
interpose frivolous motions merely to gain
time, and he insisted on the trial proceeding
The reported accident TO Commodore Van
derbiit, is untrue.
All the lots and materials connected with
the Croton acquaduct at Sing Sing, have
been seized by the sheriff of West Chester
county, on claim Of non payment OF taxes.
Jewett, the gambler, and man name
Brown, have been arrested for perjury in
swearing that the latter owned property, in
order to give straw bail Tor the former.
Arrived, the Swedish steamer Pylgia,
ire N Sunderland.
Schooner Ned Sumpter, from Rockland for
Norfolk, with lime. put into this port to-day,
with the vessel on FIRE. The fire was discov-
cred on the 4h.
1t is reported that members of Congress
from this city, will distribute the extrr COM
pensation among the charitable institutions.
Several fres were in Hackensack this
morning, and it 10 believed that an attemp,
was made to burn the town. Fortunately
/ there was but little loss.
| Arrived, steamship Alexandra from iht
Mediterranean.
The Hudson river 10 open between New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-10

Bailey and 8. S. Toothaker; treasurer, W
c. Eaton; auditor, Paul A. Durgan; s.
committee, Paul A. Durgsn; collectors, j. F
lawson and Fred Orr.
NEWPORT. Moderator. Geo W. Whitney
Clerk, r. A. Deering; Selectmen, Assessors,
Overseers of the Poor and Road Commission
ers, II. w. Towle, F. NJ. Ireland, p. Will
son, Jr.; s. s. Committee, Town Agent, and
Town Auditor, Geo. w. Whitney; Treasu-
rer and Collector, p. Whiting; Constable,
Charles Sawyer.
MISUNDERSTANDING Horace P. Bick.
ford; Clerk, George X. Thurlough; Select.
men, ETC., Calvin H. Whitney, Charles Crox-
ford, and Robert B. Thomas; Treasurer. ia
beg Knowlton: Collector and Constable,
James Thomas; Experimenting School Com
mittee, John F. Hussey; Agen: and Auditor,
Horace 2. Bickford.
Observation-Disclosures, NJ. r. Walker;
Clerk. b. F. Dudley; Selectmen, o. Ha,ha-
way, j. O. Eaton, B +. Dudley; S. S. Com
mittee, DR.. Henry Reynolds.
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This is what correspondent of the Water
viii" Mail writes to that paper from Augusta.
l: is in somewhat different spirit from that
manifested by correspondents to other papers
who have misrepresented the state of things
in regard to the sale of liquor in this city:
haven'ta doubt but those seeking after
SIN, iniquity and rum in Augusta, can be fully
satisfied with either, and its attendant evils
thrown in, but with eyes and ears open for
four days, failed to see any visible signs or
tokens Of rum, ale. or spiced cider. Neither
did see man seeking for or desiring "unc-
tuous bumpers" The proprietor of a well
known restaurant, who has in the past been
identified to certain extent with the rum ia
terests of the city. tells me that he ceased
keeping ale last August. He had quit the use
OF all kinds Of liquors-as well as tobacco 1t
rs evident that Mr. Syes influence is working
here.
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Destructive CONGREGATIONS.

Cincinnati, O., s. fire broke out this
afternoon in the planning mill of Thomas Gill
pin & Co., On the south side of Canal street.
The whole block bounded by Elm, Plum, Ca
nal, and Grant streets, occupied by the plan
ing mill, lumber yards, and three brick build
inLs, is destroyed, and the fire is still raging.
Later. The fire is supposed to have started
in a shaving shop. The loss is estimated At
$3.50, 600; insurance SlS,ooo Mostly in Gin
cinnati companies.
Chca go, 8. A Ire at Ovid, Michigan, last
night, destroyed the strores of George c.
Beebes, druggist, VIC. Bennett, and Charles
Farmer, general merchandise, aud Davis 6
Allen, boots and shoes. Loss So 900; in
surance $4,000.
Easton, Pa, 0. Trinity Church, just COM
pleted was burned last night. Loss, $685.
900. No insurance.
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FOREIGN NEWS:

Rome, g. The Pope in replying 10 an ad-
dress To-day said that reconciliation with the
Italian government was impossible. God
would punish the invaders of his dominions.
As Catholics were ever unsuitable in their
faith, he had the utmost confidence in tn. ul-
innate triumph of the church.
Madrid, s. A despatch from Pe,eluna
to-day say there is no truth in the reports
current tor some time that Carlists were be-
sieging that place. The insurrectionsts cut
the telegraph lines and railways, severng
communication with the town, and then
spread the false report, but at no time has it
been in danger of falling into their bands
The Carlist force in the province of Navarro
does not number 5000 men. Gen Naviles
has arrived at Lagrona yesterday, and imme-
diately assumed command OF the army of the
north.
Berlin, s. The master printers throughout
Germany to-day locked out all the employees
who are unionists.
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Coifax on Credit Mobilier.

South Bend, Ind, 8. Mr.. Colfax made
lengthy speech in vindication CT his upright
ness and honor in connection with the Credit
Mobile: transactions, oday. After :ehers-
ing the testimony given before the committee
in regard to himself, and abiding to the false
constructions put upon everything pertaining
to him by certain papers, and tie false con-
illusions of the committee. He referred to
the $1,000 he made payable to S. c., about
which so much has been said to his detrment.
Colfax read letter from Mr.. Dillon, cashier
of the sergeant at arms, in which he says he
is positive he paid that check to Cakes Ames
himself, giving him two $500 and two 500
notes. All the checks made payable to mi
tiates were paid to Cakes Ames, and all netn-
bers of Congress to whom they were suppos-
ed to belong, deny having received the money.
Mr.. Celfax considered this full vinaicaiion
of his honesty.
After his speech resolutions expressive Of
confidence in Colfax's integrity were adopted,
and letter to the same effect, with 1900 sig
natures, were pre- ented to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-10

Col. ". NJ. Thayer has sold the well known
Mansion House in this city to Mr.. W. E.
Hadley of Portsmouth, n. H., who will soon
take the management Of the house Mr..
Hadley was formerly the proprietor Of
the Rockingham House in Portsmouth. 1t
understood that his father is interested with
him in the ownership of the property. Tie
Mansion House has been co Quoted by Col.
|Thayer for eight years, to the satisfaction of
the travelling public and the financial success
OF the proprietor. We understand that Col.
Thayer will continue his residence in this
lefty.
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News From California.

San francisco, 8. a dispatch from Yreka
this evening says that Mary, sister Of Capt,
Jack, came TO the headquarters of the peace
commissioners last night, and reported that
Jack accepted the terms of surrender offered
hy the commissioners. Gen. Comfy sent
word bacl; BY her that Captain jack, or soma
Of TIC thiefs of the tribes, must come in lie
fore to-luolrow evening, or the troops 4 his
comn:ani would move immediately against
tat;n. II IS expected they will come IN to-
n'ntra~'. # nor, war is inevitable.
Lizzie Cannon, who shot at McDemott, the
strock broker. was released to-day, on $4,000
bail. Maicr McCop?!n Is one Of her sure
ties.
AT Suffer Creek. Amador county, to-day,
Two men were instantly killed by the falling
of bucket in a mining shaft, Another man
was seriously injured.
The ship River Indus arrived here to. day.
from London in ll6 days.
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supreme xusiicial Gourt.-DIckerson j.,
Presiding.

SATURDAY. March, sth.
In the action Miner VS.. Percival, the jury
returned sealed verdict this morning for the
plaintiff, assessing the damages ct s4494
which is the full amount sued for.
No. lG3, Charles Lawrence and ais, VS..
Merrill s. Buck and ais; Libbey tor plain
tiffs. Pillsbury for defendants. This is an
action of replevin for cable chain found in
the Kennebec river short distance above the
dam. Neither OF the parties claim absolute
Ownership in the chain. The plaintiffs claim
rests upon the finding. The defendants set
up the same title and say that their finding
was first. After getting out the testimony
the counsel agreed to report the evidence to
the full court to settle the question of title.
The Grand Jury came in at ten o'clock and
returned six indictments, and were discharged
until the August term.
Adjourned to Monday at o'clock, P. NJ.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
Guilty gsnnel,se yourual.
PORTLAND.
TO THE

Portland, Me-, s. The store of Jacob W.
Merrill in New Gloucester, was burned
Thursday night. Insurance $500, in the
Phoenix of Hartford.
Wagner, the Isle Of Shoales murderer, will
arrive here at o'clock this evening, to be
placed in Portland Jail.
The steamer Cornthian sailed for New
York at 10 80 this morning.
A man named Obrey jumped from a train
on the Boston & Maine railroad near Old Or
chard yesterday. He fell under the wheels
which ran over one leg and one hand. Ths
leg was amputated, and it is thought he can
not reN0ver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-10

Mr.. Michael Rollins, who has for several
years been employed in the paint shop of the
Maine Central Railroad company in this city,
was made the recipient of handsome pres
ent on Saturday evening the occasion Of his
fftieth birthday. Several of his friends in
the wood and paint shops contributed to the
purchase OF a beautifully bound and expensive
bible. The presentation remarks were made
by Master Car Painter bill, and responded
10 briefly by Mr.. Rollins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-10
NEWS BY MAIL.

In the United States Senate Friday, the
matter of the disputed Alabama sea, came up
again. The motion to postpone action was
lost, and Mr.. Spencer was sworn in. A large
number of nominations were received from
the President. The Rev. J. P. Newman was
reelected chaplain.
The death of yiscoun: Ossineton, former
Speaker Of the House of Commons, and
Henry F. l.. Cory, NJ. P, are reported from
England
Two adroit robbers stole 500, 900 worth OF
securities from the Tradesmen's National
Bank OF New York, on Friday.
The fire of Thursday night at Woburn
Centre caused losses of about $40, 900, which
were partly covered by insurance.
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FINANCIAL & CCMMERCIAL.

Nav ! oRK, March

Nav oRK, March 8.
COTTON --saies 81 oGies. lniJ. Uplands eos
tLOUR-saiea 400; state $50 aS 40: round hoop
y 80.
WHEAT 80 GO bu No. g err,ng 5ssi Is: new
do winter red and amber western $50 a s.
CORN-Sjqt0; steamer 60 0 80: SAL 50 q Co.'S
oATs-4ales il COO western l5s4s: new 49, q
pDrK-N IS; prime. IS lssl60o
LAE3-SgSk; kettle SASS steam s1sas7.
HU!TER state. 80 el2. Western l5a2p
WH!ohEf Western free, 9lG;2
RICE--Ca' Gina sg9
COFFEE-laJ20S
sUGAR-Porto Rico, S1lsss ;Muso"1san "a
ask
MOLAssEs-E. o. G5sI4; Muscoyado seaso;
clarified 20a3o.
SP'rS TURPENTINE-G5
ROSIS-3 G0a3 20
PE1ROl.EUM-cruae 50 refined. alS.
1ALLOW-s%9a
FRElGIiTS To LlVERPOOI-Cotton str. s.,
per sail i&d; Grain per str. "A; corn per str
q; Grain Sd
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parative light request. Rough Leather e witholt
special change, and there 10 no sccumnlatca o9
prime tannages. The best Wax and Kip ooutinuee
to be in 'teady request, while common Leather 10
rather quiet. Hides are dull, and the markee FOR
straight hides Ia OF full q half cent In gold, and
common hides q Cent In currency.
We quote Sole Leather.Buenos Ayres and Rio
8oc California heavy 290sOc; middle s9esoc. light
2s529c; Orinoco, Texas etc. heavy Tease middle
2sa29hc light 2Ic82s; good damaged all kinds
cropped heavy Il 1885; middle $3.50 light 4so4S.
Rough leather at S5s40c.. Ftnished leafAer-Heavy
kip at 2e429c for good, and 23925c for damaged.
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Nallomell local Nems.

| The exhibition Of the Grammar and two
| intermediate schools of this city, at City
Hall, on Friday evening last, was exceedingly
| int resting TO the large number of parents and
others present on that occasion. The exer-
! cises consisted of singing, declarations, dia-
logues, readings, &c. The scholars generally
were prompt ard accurate, and evinced
| course of training both systematic and
thorough. The singing, under the direction
OF Mrs. Stevens, was remarkably fine, elicit
ing universal praise. Mrs. Stevens is prac-
teal teacher, and has been connected with
our schools for several terms the past school
year, with results highly satisfactory. Miss
Nye OF the grammar school, and Misses Lake
man and Lawrence Of the intermediate schools,
have rendered efficient service during the
year, and their scholars appeared to great ad-
vantage. Miss Decker presided at the organ,
assisting materially in the success of the mu-
steal part of the performance. City hall was
crowded to overlooking, and many were un-
able to obtain standing room within the doors.
Messrs. Bean & Jones of this city are now
cutting up those quarters Of beef from the
pair OF oxen recently slaughtered weighing
when dressed three thousand four hundred
and sixty pounds. There is great rush for
| steaks and roasts.
Hal'owell Granite Company sent of tven
one car loads OF granite the past week, and
will probably make up another train in few
days. The quarries and stone yards are busy
places about this time, with prospect of la ge
INCREASE in few weeks.
| Oar new city government elect will as.
semble at ten o'clock this Monday forenoon,
at the city rooms, when the Mayor will d.liy-
er his inaugural, and the TWO branches of the
council will organize for the current munich
pal year. City clerk. city marshal, as SCISSORS,
overseers of the poor, school committee, and
other officers are to be chosen; and it is of
the utmost Importance that these offices are
filed by men Of practical ability and iudg.
mtnt, VITO will have an eye single to the be st
interests Of the city and the legitimate rights
Of all.
Rev. Mr.. Ccusens OF the Methodist church
in this city, conducted religious services at
the granite quarries yesterday afternoon
Campmee'ing John Allen ofiiciated with great
acceptance on the Sabbath previous
Look out for slumps. slews, slides and
pitches while pleasure riding about this time
The snow banks are settling fast under the
Influence of sunshine and showers.
Our Classical School closes The winter term
tie present week on Friday.
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Suicide.

CrisAsld, Nd, 8. A freight train bound
south tonight, ran over and killed man
supposed to be the murderer of Emilia
Shockley, who was murdered yesterday near
Salisbury. The train was running at the rate
20 miles an hour when the man ran out and
threw himself on the track.
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FROM SALT LAKE.

Salt Lake, 8. Captain John Cunningham,
father. in-law of Senator Logan, died this
morning at Provo, aged 70 years. He served
with distinction In the Mexican war.
The spring thaw has fairly begun and the
snow Is rapidly disappearing. News from the
mining districts were never before 30 en-
couraging.
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City Election.

City Election.
The following ere the republican can,
dates for election to-day, nominated at I
several ward meetings on Saturday:
WAkp1.
Alderman-Elisha Atkins.
Councilmen-Guy Turner,
Augustus L. Smith,
William L. Thompson.
Warden-flram Sawtelle.
.Clerk-Mark Harden.
Conetable-GeergeW w. Hanks.
WARD2.
Alderman-Seth c. Whitehouse.
Councilmen-Albert T. Beale,
Henry NJ. Leighton,
Charles L. Nash.
Warden Erastus d. Hamilton.
Clerk Z. Herbert Ballard.
Constable C. Stone.
WARDS.
Alderman-J. N. Parker.
Councilmen-Joseph w. Clapp,
jefferson Higgins,
George NJ. Pullen.
Warden-Orrin E. Ward.
Clerk-L c. Whpple.
Constable-Charles L. Brann.
WARD4.
Alderman-C Columbus Cotile.
Councilmen-B S. Farnham,
Isaac Mason,
Addison Packard,
Warden-Elkanah Miller.
Clerk George NJ. Bean.
Constable-John C. Garland.
WARD5.
Alderman-Wm II. Libby.
Councilmen-Daniel A. Cony,
Wan. L. Clark,
Dennis y. Jewctt.
Warden It. c. Hoyt.
Clerk-Thomas Tibbetts.
Consta ble-Jas. Folsom.
WARD 6.
Alderman-Eugene w. Whi;ehoese.
Couneilmen-p. c. Doliiver,
John A. Mitchell,
John n. Gaslin.
Warden-IIenry A. Taber.
Clerk. II. Chandler.
Cons;abe-Beajamin Gardner.
WARD.
Alderman--Pau p. Hall.
Councilmen-Albert II. Gardner,
Daniel B. Savage
Joseph IL. Wall,
Warden--John Q Curtia.
Clerks. c. Webster.
Constable-William II. Smith.
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MEXICO.

. Special TO New York Herald.
Cny Of Mexico, 7, via Matamoras, g. Gen.
Ceballos with federal forces occupies Topic.
Lozeda has fled to the mountains with a small
force, many OF his chiefs having surrendered.
Yglesias ia almost certain to be elected Vice
President.
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The Farmers Exchange has cute way of
publishing births, In giving the relationship
of the young sprouts; for instance: "Thcse
babies are cousins" The people are wait
ing breathlessly to know whether they are
first, second or third cousins.
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Augusta Lodge F. & A. H.,
Stated Communication First Tuesday in
every month.
Special communications every Tuesday
evening.
Per Order W. NJ,
octl-fm&tues6m r. F. BLACKMAN Secretary
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CHICAGO Produce 1frket.
tUIoAGo. March s

CHICAGO. March s.
FLOuk-spr;ng extras esq -
WHEAT--No. 2. 2lSSl 2iH
CORN No. =, S2I a32.
OAT9-e6;. 81
RfE--No q 66gG6T
BARLEY-I2912& Tor No
NESS IORh- Ii 0oal4 10
LARp-s ummcr "a winter; kettle ~.