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Reply.

In Friday Issue Of last week,
Commercials "Locsr' truths did speak,
nat enreasd nattss. sfa lsGaer
He vnsts absut, bat ~ knew bsetef.
Ihls funny ''Loel, - HCnsd -. C.,
0tSs ~ your hand, hers's ees 0r tses'
For truths you We told, 'bsut msa a.d nstsefs
Which tear pretsosions al - tatters.
S0iieftou Conniver his name nay D.
For such viii stand the initials 9. c.,
Think he net c,sdsncs, mooepoly, fraud'
Bat sssk hi .aSest peace with man and God
No; the Bible God ofnsdley mold,
About which our ancient fathen told,
A he God," Of mans invention,
Usurpfnl-not "She'' did msntios.
One thing the ''LocaP' wrong hath said.
Our property 10 '.vorthless. deaf.
Just here Of god.hip be assumss,
l~preeiatss, and thus presumes-
He's hit the nail plum on the nead
He thinks; and to such he 10 wed.
Bu. then we'd have this ''Locar' k1ov
The poor have'riShts, - rich below,
which, IL the rich SEEK TO ignore,
High st human courts We II 60 before
Blu, what true rights shall be maintained
And justice TO ourselves he gained.
aye Local. Pile. heavy lash
ron '.prostitutes'' aud ''dogy' ry'' trssh,
As though suchspersoDs As they are
Had naught Of right to breathe God . air.
re'd have Eye Local. look 10 cell,
Maybe dIscerncd might be an elf
IN magnitude, less spots or more
III Which you spose, makes ian ey e-sore.'
Dear .iIi may hud, Is We have found.
In fallen women, honor sound
And Sympathetic hearts TO give.
Christ like, to help the poor to live
They re living. yes! in houses where
As Du sances you declare;
But malt, just now, get OF God thr"xs
before another ttone you've throsD.
Van Loren, Hershdeld, DIR. Morris,
Impartial men, 'gzinst NOR Tor us,
IL any difference, u rs, should P'y
Full price, and NOT to one deny.
As circumstances may direct
ecisions made should best reflect
BY rental had, TO owners brought
And thus make up their judgment wrought.
q. E. U. tquod erat demonstranduna)
arch 18th. 1873
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-. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March u.
HEAP-Dull aud nominal at S.5ss0 for fair TO
choice addressed.
FLOCR-More active but unchanged.
WHEAT-Opened dull but closet firmer; No
spring regular. 81 12al Is; do soff. ., 25Si &c |;
10 SOFT offered At 81 81; No red fall, 81 GIG
s.; No2, 81 S0d1 IS.
CORS-tasier; No mixed, 3aG3ihc.
OATs-Firmer and q fraction higher; NO mi xed
27L@2sc.
BARLEY--Very quiet.
RYR-Dull; No ?, csc.
PoRR-Quiet and a shade lower at SIS .54l6 &C.
DRY SALT MEATs-Lower on lo.se lots; should
ers, SIC; clear rib and Gear sides seller April, up
counIry, 7za73sc.
BAcoN-Quiet; shoulders, 67.ei7c; clear rib,
SIC; clear sides. Sc for order lots.
LARD-Dull and nominal.
WHIsKY-Held al sSc.
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ANOaHE0 V0AW.

The 81. Louis Globes Washington special
published Sunday morning, contains the
following view of the Caldwell situation:
In regard to CAldsell's case, there is
growing conviction in the minds Of many
here, that he will be expelled. Several
Senators Who are opposed TO the resolution
of declaring his election void for fear Of e.
tablishing q bad precedent, aay they viii
vote foe Q resolution Of expulsion. The
Democrats, Who are about evenly divided on
the question nov under discussion, will vote
for the resolution Of expuleion. Mr.. Ca)d.
wells friends are much alarmed BY ths new
aspect OF af1ai,. 1t 10 believed that no vote
will be reached before Wednesday. Mr..
Sumner intends speaking on Monday in
support Of the resolutioa declaring The sat
Yacank
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Henderson's Buchu, tie great diuretic. an
unfailing remedy for all diseaaes Of the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, nAtulency, or wind in the stomach.
The most distressing cases Of female weak
mesa and uterine complaints are permanently
cured BY HENDEHsON's BUCHU. 1t il un-
eyualed BY any known remedy for the cure
of dropsy, gravel. and all equity or rheu-
matte affections. II 10 specific remedy for
all Pin and Tape worms. 1t il
prescribed BY eminent physicians in chronic
affections of the liver. For sale BY all drug
gists. See advertisement in this i-sue. d&v
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NOssee g 0POeers.

An unprinciple firm has recently been
copying our advertisements entire, With the
single exception Of substituting their name
in place of oun. The imposition, although
veil calculated to deceive your customers,
can be easily avoided BY little care on
your part to see that DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER is the one they are searching for.
While the action. Of the party only adds
further testimony to the popularity Of our
Yeast Powder, ve deem this caution n,ces-
sary, NO, only for your protection hut that OF
the customer. DOLBY BROTHER, 50 New
street, New York. div
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CRIME.

KxrKxsISE ROBBERY OF BONDS IN NEW
YORK.
NEw YoRK, March IA robbery Of
bonds, amounting to $l6S, 00o, from the
o6ce Of the President ofthe Pennsylvania 4
Bosom Railroad, On Bsoad street, on 6ssur.
day, i reported thi morning. The thieves,
q whom these were two, entered The Office
While the Prslident W. u lunch. No ar
resas have beea made.
HORRIBLE NuRDER.
CHICAGO. March IA gang Of drunken
Irnhnen invaded . German ball-Foom in
South Halsasd strest, 1t N early hour this
noenine. and becoming involved in fight
Albeit Guts vas held b. thres Irahmen
while Luke Haley drew knife and cut hs
throat from saf to saE. Haley and hi CON-
ss6ss vszs secured. Il seems that Haley
~ fne analasd
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ROas J ~. ice.

IN will he presented TO tie l9nYlT'bl. Boar 20.
County Commissioners of Lea o. srtn eounsy, AZ
their regular meeting TO be Ia ...e fret Mon
day In Arril, that beiug TIL t-y at spui,
1873. petition praying for the Ice n0ia County
road. commencing at the sscuon tnsr, between
sections No. I and 2, township ~" .. rsnc' y. In
the centre Of the Leayenworth TOP. "a sat.
Road, thence south section line between ser
tions No. and 2, II and r. and 10 anu IA, OF as
near said section line goot read oar be tad 20
. point about Is south Of the corner, &. sec
tons II IL, l3 and "a Of said township and -,
thence about 30 rods, to iEterseot the l. eu-
VI rth and Oskaloosa State Road, znd .hee :. ter
inmate D. r. SALISBURY
feL2s-w7t Prime pal Petitioner
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A TENEMENT house on the farm Of Her
man Br.ndt and occupied BY Mr.. Tull, vss
entirely destroyed BY ere On Friday. he lA.h,
about O'Clock, p. m. Mos Of The hosss-
hold furniture vas saved. He Lost . guam
tit1 Of corn which vss stored in one room.
The oriein Of the Ere i unknown. Il ~
fue discovered in pile Of corn1ealks in
medically sdjoinng one esd Of The hoase.
A pair q hoses in . shed q Tie rear end Of
he house ~ removed With dilkculty.
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ON MARRIAGE.
The World at Large.
A SIS CHRONIC FOR 81
The Great Four Dollar We KY.
American Liter ~ Journal.

OUR terms for the Weekl, ! stc-s-' Journal
~ - per year, ard every ubscriss will receive
q FIFTEEN DOLLAR Gil HONt an iiully
framed, re 22x2s This Is rare op unity Tor
everybody. Our beautiful , 'ronIo Of fGRSJSc
ON The ALPs. {" Is zcknowl, I'D b. -, 20, al
the people rs the finest work { the !. -
original has been adu;ira'i prod t4
chrome. The picture repre'ei '~lliif ---'-
pc scene. In the center iae. II, Had V
gia~y LAKE, Is Claude Meinotte says rtirs
test skies. while its sunny borders L.irr Il
soft green shores, the picturesque cotiss. -.
shadow Of spreading trees, whiIe in the distance
are the yerdure clad wales aud mountains 9l the
Alpa, till We exclaim with the poet.
Ever charming ever new,
When will the landscape tire the .iew'''
We paid the enormous sum Of Eighteen Humid
Doars have it painted; IL Is printed eighteen
oil colory and is IL q lem of ART.
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MAZE money fast and honorable, BY at
once applying for territorial right. (which
are given free TO agents,) to sell the bed,
strongest, most useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever used or recommended BY
families, or buy one for your own use; il
il only S.. Sent free everywhere BY ex-
pre.s. Address for particulars, A. Cateley.
Superintendent, corner Greenwich and
iourtlandr streets. New York. v
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s,pa Chr>c1c 49,. 49, svell,,e,


=. Are always irritating and beating, operat-
ing upon the principle Of counter irritation.
Prof. Anderson's De;mador on the contrary,
Is at onee cooling and soothing. Ii seems to
act chemically BY dissolvinx. a IT were. the
inflammation and soreness, and dispensing all
diseased action in q short time, restoring the
part to soundoess and health. See advertise
ment in another column. eod&w
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THE items headed COLONIES Coming,
which have been published by nearly all the
newspapers in the State, and credited in
some instances to the Topeka Commonwealth,
and in other instances to the Atchison Cham
pion, were first published in THE TIMES,
and first stolen by the Atchison Champion.
We derived our information respecting the
colonies, and the sale of the tract of land in
the Arkansas Valley from Hon. 7. H..
Walker, of Topeka. The Commonwealth If
very good about acknowledging the receipt
of intelligence from other Ispers, but the
Champion man is the greatest piiferer
of items in the Missouri Valley.
We are forced to admire his stealing be-
cause he steals with such sound Judgment and
discretion.
One day last week he took one column Of
items from The TINES and the day follow.
ing the St. Joseph Gazette announced that
the Champions local columns were as newsy
M the local columns of any other paper in
Kansas. 1t il compliments of this kind that
cheer us up, and encourage us, because We
realize at once that they are free from Hat
teFy.
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why Cs.sh Y.avs~ps q Ne,

Why COugh YOovseDe - Death?
A few doees Of DR.. Rsnsom's Hive Syrup
and Tolu. or Honey Syrup, will stop your
cough and heal your lungs. Physicians use
and prescribe it. Only IS cents per bottle.
See advertisement in another column.
eod&V.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

S~W York 0Oaey Market.
NRw YosK. March 10.
MONK Opened At per cent. gold snd advanced
SUCCESSFULLY TO TO- La aud Lie pr day, stand
ing at the highest rate,
SrERLI> 6-Duil at saslsc.
GOto-FiTm in the forenoon, but lower in the
afternoon; opened at ii51. and closed at il5h.
lOAN-6 per cent. 10 I-Sz for carrying.
CLEARISGs-$A, 900, 900
Treasury DIsBURsENENTs-s6sC 600.
G1vKkNNKNTs-Stronga and higher.
STAT. BoNpS-Duli.
sTMxs-veIy dull, and changes throughout the
list UNUSUALLY ilrht.
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From the Philadelphia Fiess.
Tie other day. about II n, carriage
elesa ant enough in all lis appointments TO be
= private turnout" drove up to the door OF
one of the largest establishments ON Cht.tnut
street, not Tar from Twelfth, and irom it de-
scended gentleman, n least to all appear
anc. Q, sitired in the most fashionable Inan-
ner. SCATTERING inside with an cary grace,
be requested to zee some jewels. stating that
ne desired to make . large purchase. lie
carried in his hand handsome cxse, Or bug,
which LIE deposited On the glass before the
clerk, who stepped forward to wait upon
him. lie was very particular in his choice,
but ut last selected about 81, 600 worth Of
jeweiry Of various kinds and styles. A the
clerk was about 10 put the numerous little
boxes into one large receptacle, the
stranger said, Walt n moment, We
can DO BETTER" and opening his
case, which stiiied remained upon the cOun-
Ter, he took from il and hsnded TO the clerk
= neat box with a key, sufficiently large to
hold all his purchases. Into TINS the clerk
put the jeweiry and handed it back to his
customer, who locked it, leaving the key in
the lock, and replaced it in the bag, closing
the latter. Then putting his glOved hand In
his breast pocket, he exclaimed in great eur
prise, "Weii, how forgetful 1 am, l have
left my book and money at the hotel. must
60 back and get it. Very careless Of me,
very. You will Of course want to keep this.
Ii wouldn't do to trust an entire stranger
with such vsluables." and. opening the bag,
he again took out the little box and handed
it to the clerk. cts very annoying. but /
will drive right to the Continental and be
back in q few moments" With . few
commonplace remarks, the elegant gentle
man returned to his carriage, ard was seen
to drive away in the direction of the Cont
mental, taking away with him the nice and
innocent little boy he had brought. They
waited at the store for him long time to
come hack. In fact, he hasn't come hack
yet. At last light dawned upon the terri.
fed clerk, and he reached for the beautiful
little box with the beautiful little key. ~,
it's all right, OF course" he hoped In spite Of
his suspicions. Something has detained
the gentleman, but l may AZ we'll make
sure" He is sure row. The beautiful lit
tie box with the beautiful little key contain
ed old, worthless iron psdlocks. No news
of the thief. Every reader will see at once
how the swindle was accomplished. The
man had two beautiful little keys, in that in
nocent little bag, and OF course gave the
right one THAT il, for him) to the c'erk when
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OnlySIheAes

Hundreds Of thousands of persons Who
have been cnred of Dysentary, Disrhea,
Cholerauorous, md Cholera InfAntum, form
. solid phalanx Of indisputable testimony,
that Dr. McCabe's Renowned Medical Black.
berry Brandy has never failed, in . single
instance. to cure. mar1l -2W6w
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The revival q Centenary n. E Church,
Do NoiDo, - beea saeadily psugssiag
iscs lie vesk a psayes. Os9 ffly have
bssa coovzesd ~ joined he eAarcA ns
ninio.asy colleciioa i fir in advases Of
I'll former coahibutioes and thess i IN
ssal aesiviy snoag h neohssAip.
-Ihe Chsslian Advocate, Nev York,
nys 1T lasgs ssoben q psuhsGiossss
ncver bsaas fully iAesAi1a Viii ~
Nseho1a CA9eA, nd q tbs - a liz
nonGha - q Doss. they take der d.
pastue, essa.lly dsoppiaG haek ITO IL
voeA h cessasy = iall q lii elao ol
pW.s, 0sagh, II collected te0sths, 70
0ake Qo8 amy.
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Mature Gives u Teeth,

But she does not preserve and purify them.
That must he done with fragrant SozoDoST.
The dental bone and its enamel caring are
made invuln.rable to all destructive in
Huences by the daily use of this beni6cent
preparation. DIV
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VnrTnn AND WONDERFUL "APPARI-
w 1lnU TON RI >GS.' The greatest OPP
" i.expli~anle. They puzzle KvKsYDoDr-
thirty eight silvsred rings Mutually combi 81,
The gYsaI. ~ '.WondeT OF the World sent free
boxed and full dire tons. prepaid for 30 cts Can
be hai eply from Hunter 4 Co, HiDsdale, n. II.
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0
Curis any hair to STAY curlsd. IS cents Addres
Dr.. Trocv. 9A CHI street. New York povi0
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DEsIRCCIIVI FIk3 N GE0k6fA.
MACON, March IA FIRE o. Cotton Az
esue ths- moaning Destroyed twenty FIVE
frame buildises, twelve q vbieA we've saoses
and shopa.
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roPa,a-;ll,rs,rated book (2Gopages) Jon
MANHOOD! WoMANHOoD! MARRIAGE!
Impediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely se0led, post
paid for so cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER.
CT St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
d&w,
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The American Literary Journal

Will be published the same size OF the WaveTIy
Magazine, about the 20tn Of March. 1t will ASA
be beautifully Illus rated. Stories from the best
authors viii be found in ITS columns. a splendid
serial story by Ms. Eliza L. Parker will
mence with the irst number of its enlarg. ment,
entitled 'Stan GOOD Grange very exciting lov'
story. We intend to make the American Literary
Journal the L-sding Literary Paper II America.
We have beautiful new engraved Heading, new
" ne etc. for the Journal
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The TroubIcs Of Corrupt a,esnpnaseS.
Leavenworth is not the only city that has
witnessed trouble between employees and
employers on the question Of wages. The
carpet companies o: Philadelphia, like the
carpet company of Leavenworth, have had
strikes 10 contend with. the manufacture OF
carpets is one of the principal industries OF
Philadelphia, and anything seriously Affect
ing that business must of course be ieli IN ali
other branches of trade. There are in thst
city come two hundred and fhy Of these
manufactures, giving employment 10 about
fifiy operators each. The number of loom.
is estimated at eight Thousand, from which
eight hundred Thousand yard of carpet OF
different grades are turned ont KY. The
amount of capital invested is over $, 0OO,-
600. Oh late the manufacturers have been
much embarrassed, being unable either TO FL
feet sales of their accumulated stocks. or
10 procure advances on New York
consignmen,s Many OF them. it is said
seriously contemplate a suspension of opera
tions for an indefinite period, purposely to
relieve .heir stocks To add to their other
troubles, general atriks on the part of the
operatives is probable, in conjunction with
other labor organizations Meetings have
been held by the workmen within few days
past, at which the manufacturers were de-
nounced in unmeasured terms. Many OF the
factories have been operated at positive
loss for months past, the Proprieiors prefer
ring this course rather Than total suspen-
sion of operations. They have now deter
mined to lower the scale Of wages to a profit
paying basis, and in the event Of the opera
tives refusing to accede TO this, work will be
stopped. Should the latter course be adopted
some fourteen thousand workmen will tie
thrown out Of employment, and Compelled
to seek other work in an already overlooked
labor market:
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.

DEl.AIIAUHE,S so-TrTTC PILLS.
PEcazl.ei Is J. Ud;.I..;c:EHS
No. sls RE I..--ist-i. P1-if.
Thea. r,',s highly rvcci-.r ed bJ the e.isfro
NI,,i-ai .rl'y Of rrsuca ne We, U.s.. .-tn dy
in All c~-s OF .;,srr.afo --hesl. or S.E;ai Weak
noes Mighty. . i'y or pr.;rz-'Ss a. ous; SIX
sac-e. N ar, Ssx ,i Exc.7 Relocation OF the
Ccnit,! u avs Weak sine: 0eposi.3inth he Urine.
,,l au tt. chastity train O. st-s.- s-iing from
Oversee or T. zcHsses T."v -i;Ts wt-as other rem
eaies fail Ptnr3het .! AiyIcc IA each '.o< Sill
h ~ nj Pree to any ai3rrss- frsr- ri per B0x.
6eItby NAIL secare'y sealed from al o6sf On
recsint az mica, OSCAR u. NUS e, II C0k.LAs.D-
r. Nrw Yonx. Cole General Agent for America
n 20 EdNv Avent tor Ie4vep worth Kiss
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chicago Live sso~x Market.

ShICA6Op MATCH
CArrLE-ReceiPts, 2,Io0. Dull. unsettled and
tending 10 ser; fe lots Of medium TO fair steers
sold Al 81 50a4 80; good to choice, IS 25@5 ~.
Scarcely any hing doing in other grades.
uCGs-Receipt-, II 500; puli and lower. and
range at a s0s5 25, most good grades at s. o00s
10.
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BIxBY's Backing. The only polish not
injurious to leather. w&d
BIxBY's Laundry Blne. The belt BE-
cause free from acid DIV
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CASUALTIES.
HOTELS BURNED.

HOTELS BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA, March ia Ere At
Maboney City, Pa, Lest night destroyed the
Anthracite Hotel, the Merchants Hotel and
the old Lehigh Valley railroad freight de-
pot. Los SO. 000.
$4,000 FIRE.
New HAMBURG, N. Y, March 18.-The
dye house of the Dutcheas Paint works,
burned this morning. Lon So, 900.
FIRE At MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, March lS.-At one this morn
ing the building behind the s.. James ho-
tel took Hre. The stairway leading to the
floor where the female servants slept was
burned. Three of the girls threw themselves
from the window upon the sidewalk, where
we're placed MATTRESSES and other soft materi-
al and were very considerably injured. One
girl hung out Of window twenty minutes,
and was finally rescued. Three gentlemen
saved Themselves By making . ladder Of
quilts. The fourth and 9Th foors were
completely destroyed.
NAN GROUND TO AToMs-sTEAMER SUNK
CINCINNATI, March lS.-Wm. HeAord, {.
lsborer st Barrest's -four MILL. near Spring
Valley, Ohio, vas yesterday literally ground
up by being caught in . cog wheel.
The steamer ClaTksville, in the AfkanAs
river and New Orleans trade, sunk yes-
terday 1t McKenzis's landing. ihirty.ihree
miles below Pine Bluff. The steamer was
valued at SIS, 600. Uninsured.
LARGE FIRE IN CINCINxAn.
CINCINNATI, March 1s.-Geosee Nei-
meyers carriage mandatory, southwest
corner Of Walsut and Liberty streets ~
destroyed BY Ere early this morning. Los
not Leo than $50, 900.
A large Ere i reported in the town OF
Centerville, Gallon county, Ohio. Ten
buiIdings have already been destroyed, and
the Ere Il sill rsging. A high wind pre-
vaila, and the ciaiaens are % exhausted from
their efforts to extinguish the flames lha,
very little property en- Be saved.
DuDrQuE, March la.-At Csdar Falls, In
lss than week, Tie third incesdiasy fire
occurred h. night, b. which Tie dry goods
and boot and shoe stoses Of Pitcher 4 Pen
mock and B. Thospe, Jr., wee burned. Lon
besvees $4,000 and 81. 900. Inuranoe,
about 81, 900.
GRIJOCD AOCDnf.
-Four men were burisd In The ruins Of fall.
ing walk; tvo vsss sesiously, though il i
tbongAt not kaally injured.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN GEoRoIA.
NAcox, March IA ere o. Cotton Az.
esue this morning Destroyed twenty 6vs
frame buildiaeA tvelvs q vbicA were saorel
and shopa
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Beware OF CountoTfeits! J.
J0R H0SES' SIZE I y !! n. G .isFE

ere sriensirely cousrEIFEITED. Dishoness Drug
gtsss seshs 10 raaks greater
profits Tts genuine here fbs pGyp> NJ JO0 Moses
eaoa prctaye. AuofAeTs ,-or.hess t,nffsf;ons
The CT sUIxB Pills are u2iii.'Is in tho cure Of all
those painful and dang - les to which tho
f..,.is Constitution il ~ moderate AL
ey,.sscs AID remove :. IONS. fXoIa n lat
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ST.. Louis, March IS.
CATTLK-GO,i shipping demand; steady and un-
changed.
'BOGs-Dull. receipts light and quality poor
sales at 81 1904 s..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-20
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