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MARKET REPORT.

MkupHIs, February 26.-Flour quiet
,567 10. Corn meal frmer, 3 IS.
Corn scarce and nrn 1880. Oats quiet
and unchanged $1,000. Hay and bran
nominal Pork 10 90. Bulk mests quiet
and unchanged, shoulders 6; sides 5(sa!
Bacon quiet and unchanged, shoulders I(g
sides 9CAss.
NEW ORLEANS February 2j.--Flour
good in expert demand shipping brands
Wal ted. Xxx d ,jto.1 Us family s 0O(t
. %. Corn fair supply and dsuAnd,
white ,GGp77; below mixed 7IGg7o; yellow
%. Oats lrm ca Bran dun at 90. Hay
dull choice 81 10. Pork dull, held st
@si; hams l2Gl25 Lard dull, tiorcs g,
az Sugar duh, prices unchanged. Mo
lnsses dull. centrifugal 4I@j 30; prime ~
choice 7O@13. Whisky in fair supply
Louisiana 90; Cinncinna.i o. Coffee
unchanged. Corn meal dull At Az.
CIscIsSATI. February 2j Flour dull
and unchanged. Whoat dull and lower
! 3sC1l 40. Corn steady, Gs(QGg Oats
Barley firm, fall I s0(9i S. Oils IN
changed. Eggs steady, lhals Buttor
choice 21@3s. Cheese firm. Pork steady
II 5OMli 10 Lard quiet and steady
steam s.@s;, kettle s.Gg. Bulk meats
duh and dropping; shoulders o. spot, {
/ buyer q months buyer Nay; clear rib
spot buyer May, g buyer Z months
! clear I; hscon duh, small sales. el;clear
rib 81. Whisky opened at e5, closed nfm
a. a.
Cat,A.o. February gl--Flour ouis,
and urchsnyod L.,r. !, -LC,n bD
| a. a
lsH new / I9lGi TO-. No 2 iGiG,
No 3. l2i@I H. Corn fair demand and
At lower rate. Noa mixsd sGg c..b. Il
March; 81 April: new No uu.ed ilI
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educational measure, and solely % that
ground. ALI
K Butler Ut Isss, rsyie we'd the history Of
the postal service IL tho country, and of
tho connection with II Of the ranking
privilege. Ia the process Of time he said
the newspaper ptess took possession Of the
malls. OF bsl tons the most matter
which LETT the New York post
Office daily, only eight and halt
tons consisted oi letters aud cOtrospon-
dence, whilo u tons consisted ia news
papers and Il tons of Transient printed
matters. AT the close Of Buffers re-
marks Packer, who has charge of the bill,
demanded the previou. question, refusing
to admit any amendment except the sub
siitu,e offered by Halo, of New York, -
repeal the law which abolishes tho frank
ing privilege. The previous question
was seconded by ll2 to O.. Tho vote on
ordering the main question was taken by
yeas and nays, and resulted l2C to III;
the Democrats almost uniformly voting
ia the negative. Farther action on the
bill went over till tomorrow, aud the
house took n recess.
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Above Changes.

| i'rlo" high wafer mars.
ErnI ~ Boom,
Ubscrer tx. ser. 1. = \
PTIsmE,. February - River fall.
ing, l. feet incAes.
CtNCISSAri, February - River a.
feet and rising. DEPARTED Chumer,
| Evansville.
VIcAsBUHG. February 25.-up Katie
Down--Snanuon Susie SILVER. Ashland
Weather clear aud cpyl River falling.
New OELEAS, February 21.-No ar
riys!s Departed 49, Louisville, Clncin.
natl. Glencoe, II. Louis. Weather clear
and cool.
MEMPHIS, February Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising rapidly De
parted -kiitie Higher Carksv.nc, Little
Rock; Sherlock, Future City, New Or
leans; Imperial st Louis
NAEHyuLE, February - River fall
ing slowly, 30 feet on the shoals. Wealth
err clearin, up and pleasant. Arrived -
Cook, fadGcah, and Eidyyill~ Upper
Cum berlgnd.
EVANSVILLE, February 2;.-Wea Their
cloudy and cold several inches snow fell
last night; mercury 80 to 80. River risen
r W Means, SilverthOrn, Fayette and
Dickson. Down-Grey Eagle, Arkansas
Belle, Slverthorn Rcd Cloud and Mary
Anent, generally with good ,rps
Sr. LouIs, February 2j.-Arriyed u
Johns, Peoria; Julia, Nioksburg; Dayen.
port, Kookuk. Departed--City of A lion
and YacGer, New Orleans; @ Y kountz,
Pir,burs; Grand Tower, Memphis. The
river is stationary, with nino to ten feet
20 Cairo. Weather clear and cold but
mcderatlng.
LOUISVILLE, February 20, The largo
stern wheel steamer Belfast, belonging 70
the Belfast transportation company, be
came unmanageable while ascending the
falls lato last night, DRIFT wood inter-
fering with the working Of her rudder
She struck hidden obstruction, breaking
inside tho hull, Just forward Of the boil
ers She was run on neighbOring bar
and rapidly settled, sliding oil Of the bar
Just before going down. This afternoon
the cabin, ut the stern, separated
and the boat will probable 90 to
pieces before tho river begins to fan
She now lies in 40 feet OF water Mt the
stern, and % feet at the bow. Tho oil.
cor. and crew escaped, ono roustabout
being,inlured by FALLING spar. All the
books, papers and money were savel The
Belfast had 900 tons pig iron, 200 tons
ship s.uil, and 100 tons miscellaneous
freight on board. The boat il insured in
Cincinnati and Wheeling Offices for S22-
900, valued at SO, 900 Her freight list ia
sured for $1,000. River has risen one
foo. in tho last twenty-four hours and
continues with twenty.thrcs feet six inches
al 10 IA tcix Ia,
tho pass down Indian chute. Weather
clear and cold with prospects Of more
snow. ARRIVED Pat Rogers, Cincinnati;
Mary Houston, Now Orleans; John Xii.
gour, Now Orleans; Nd Hobbs and harges
Pit,sburg; Pey,onis and bsrges, New Or
leans; Arlington, Memphis. Departed
Coal Hill and tow, st Louis; Nail Oity
and low, Wheeling; Pat Rogora, Mem hisi
John Kilgour, Cincinnati
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bly,, 1t i: receiving evidence to explain the
msnhee IN which the work j. executed,
the charges made, and the construcli'n
that has been pat upon the BID and award
ior Tue prin'hs no" being done iof Tue
stale ostehs'hIy aiming its arrows nj
Judge Dtaiweii the journal IS "''.
my assuming Win venom 'no "'ue' '''''n
oe'' "' Tue 'o"h"'''''' Is sa''' jugs
brsuWsH mas aHo"'i MS @'A' 10 '"h
away with I've sense "i justice ahd has as
'uinei the tone OF 'he ihlm'lt'r when d"
shout have spoken with the voice OF u
seeker after Tie truth, tuI The committee
On snth occasions Las asserted lie dignity
and The chairman has always yielded t.
tho wishc. OF .his colleagues ia The inSts
NBs''h' Inc ''o"'hH' however WOMB
have The people ue.ieVe maj
Judge Brsiwell IL leading hi; coin.
iniitee by the nose, that his VIII La, be
come the vii! Of each member OF that
committee, aud that lie dominate: III AL
the deliberations Of the Committee. ihis
is untrue and the purpose Of the ialsehoot
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Olnnbus, q.
TEMPERANCE ~ ONO.

TtITEEtNDE ~ ONO.
ColuNuCs. February "a temper.
ance mass meeting. thi. evening, ia the
Town treet Methodist. church, prelimin-
AIRY to beginning An sctu.! campaign, wa1
worry largely attended. do Lewis is sure
that wit'uu more united cIor. Ia, odt-
door Campaign cannp. begin here for two
week. Al the ministers of ths English
congregations express Themselves in ia
yur OF tho movement. \ meeting was
held ut three O'Clock this afternoon, 20
hear the report from the comm.,ee to in
teryicw tho Legislature. They were told
that the legislature was too busy 10 At
ton! any prayer meeting to-day. Some Of
the most urtlvo Temperance workers eI.
prcss Themselves As much discouraged
over the events of to-day and fear that IL
prohibition insists on attempting 30 force
polite, INTO the campaign, no real good
will be- Sgcompl he'd.
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CHARLES DICKENS, who has gone tc
his rest, separated from his wife, after liv-
ing with her quarter of a century aud
after she he'd borne ten children, because
hs was tired of her. Her presence
became irksome to him, her society tire
some, and at last he drove her away una.
bic longer 70 endure her At his com.
panioS 10 hfe's journey, the sharer of his
bed and board. The world will not OK.
cuss the great writer for this selfish act
II will remain blot upon his reputation
lie IVES the painter OF domestic happiness
and had taught 10 tho world lessons OF
uuselash sacrifice to duty; but he wan.
dsrsd from his own prscspts with the pro-
vokins dsliberation OF 3 man who has
taught himself 10 do a mean act without
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MILD form Of epizooty has appeared
10 the stables 81 the stree. car lines OF
New York city. Since the nimal which be-.
ing crossed with the horse produces mule
!. liable to be attacked by the epiaoo.y
our friend OF the Sun will appreciate our
kindasss when we call hi- attic ntion to the
tsct that the disease is spreading from
New York in the direction OF Cara, sud
that he Is consequently in danger of being
stacked by it. lie should mix esrbolic
scid with his oats, and Sat nothing but
disinfectsd hay.
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Chicago.
BOUND TO CLOSE.

CHICAGO, February 2j,--Tho wo'nan's
temperance movement was insugurnted
here in small way to-day by single
old lady, who went from ono saloon to an-
other on two streets in the west division
in which saloons are most numerous,
and after politely informing the proprio-
tor and bartender that she was about TO
pray for them knelt down in ono corner
and frevently offered up her applications.
In the north division number Of the sa-
loon-ksepers have been furnished with
printed circulars from tho .buroau of
temperance lodge No. 3, signed, Mrs. l..
a. Ballen,ine, Secretary, announcing that
an association of ladies arc bound togeth-
er by II solemn covenant to close every
saloon and holl-hole in Chicago, and will
visit each saloon with prayer and singing
in the fur,herance Of this object.
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HOW IT IL DONE.
[Wahsington Correspondence The Or

Washington Correspondence The Graphic,
After Ash W ednesday the males Of -u-
Getty abandon the ladies', and dine NJ
We.lAsrs or the club, and the drawn po-
Se. ]. (. fearful sigh. 10 see that is Sour
.:-st - those C.Dls.vrs. Ben. Holiday
saJ !. now ere living in widowed guar.
.--s A1t boxing after Ais railroads, is
ia.+ = 1aye raised Tie ,arges: Asld. a,
r-s-r known among ysmiu. capitalists.
He .. l:y thousand dollars from
Ia, ,AI4 William sharon, "bu. | va.
Sex tbs, Day, and had 10 let him take IT,
lie e.G. bra. ne when ! attn feeling We'll
i. Is very easy g. corrGpi pI5!ic men &.
The poker table, :0r = large percetsge Of
them p.ay-nesr.y a. many, ! should
Judge, Is in tie old days Of slavery.
Poker has risen with tAs Northwestern
domination, and thg ease with which j: j.
learned, the rccslcs, chances i Invites,
and the rapid popularity j. s.:.!ns in
every circle make. /: al e.Pec... game
for large operators who l.i:er Oh
the threshold o: politics. Make pItIc
man poor and replace the Ilney =.
gift, or permit him TO win and suppose L=
has wrongei you, and be Will ,-y 70 work
of the obligation with nigh. which as
almost imputes righteous. These gr--.
brswny operators know such things. AL
honor in the chief place. ia no 5.f-ie- 20
.hsi- ~i-~"ar-e-si.s. Tina ,-hl-, th= lue
and rapid women, worldly, ls.k With
brilliAucy in rs dell.igrLes- the conf.
dence that follow the vine cup,
and the cool study If man over
i've cards when Ac bets JayOnl hi.
messure-,hess are the ..eps ~ which
hard men capture better ones. Bribery
is seldom direct, wognd.lg the feelings or
pride Of the recipient. I, il extended
like the love which prrcedes ruin l.
says
"My friend, admire you. To see you
poor with your talents j. geproach 70
our country tia: you illustrate. never
yet met a nsn | could &c. 20 close to. II
you ever feel the wolf too close 10 the
door, ! hope you will 10: wrong your
friend By silence"
And !, is done.
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Cleveland.
THE ENGiNEEus.

'|E\EhANp' February 25.-The special
meeting OF tho brotherhood Of i.ocomo.
tive Engineers, assembled this morning
Inc meeting was very full, II largo proper.
ton Of tho divisions being represented.
rhe meeting was called to order by Chas
Wilson, grand chief engineer. Ai.er an
examination of the credentials the meet.
ins won't into private session A rosolu.
Ion asking Mr. Wilson to resign was
adopted by " large majority, thereupon he
rendered his resignation which WAS nc.
cepted, and no retired from the conven,
ton. \ resolution was also adopted e
keep all proceedings of the convention
from the pret,.
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Probabilities.

W A,nlNCroS, February %. -- FOR
Thursday in Now England easterly
Winds, falling barolaeter with clouds and
snow.
For Middle States aud Lowor Lakes,
northeast winds basklng to northwest,
with cloudy weather aud occasional lisht
snow
For Middle Atlantic and North ATTAIN
TIC STAGES, rising barometer, northeast
erly winds, cloudy aUd clearing weather.
For Gulf State. northerly winds. rising
barometer, and partly cloudy and clear
weather.
For Ohio Valley dininishug north.
westcr y wind and rising barometer, fol-.
lowed by falling barometer, eouthorly
winds higher temperature, aud cloudy or
partly cloudy weather.
The Lower Ohio and Mississippi rivo.s
viii continue slowly rising,
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Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
THE LATEST.
iEsItEDiN'S CONGRESSIONAL RI
CORD.
lhL TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
DAILY GAINING STRENGTH.
fiiE Cui,tGO WOMEN G0iNG TO
PRAY THREE THOUSAND 81
LOOMS 10 DEATH
DAMAGES Bi THE FLOOD 10 iliE
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAD.
MISCELLANEOUS TtLiUR ttHlt
MEMS.
MISCELLANEOUS ItLij!R II
NEWS.
TiI!G4lpuiC MARhLr AND RItIR
REPORTS.
NasiiingtOn.

WAsu1NuroS, February ~. Senator
Weights bin referring to the location OF
military land warrants directs the .ocrc-
tary of the interior 10 ascertain the
amount OF publia lani entered By location
Of military scrip, and land warrants IN
the state OF Iowa hui other state. whose
enabling acts 70! admission into the unon
contain stipulation for the payment Of
i've per cent on tn sales 81 pablo land.
therein. The bill then make. it the duty
of the secretary OF the treasury IT, pay all
such sthtcs live Yer cent. on account oi
said locations, estimating them at one dol
lar and tWouty cents per acrc, provided
said sums sh-ii he paid in i've annual in
.ts,mon,s AMI that allowance shall ho
made on land. ON which sail iye per cent.
has been made.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 25.--Treasury
disbursements, GS,5000; custom receipts,
5000. Money closed easy at on Gov-
ernmont Bonds and on Stocks. Sterling
heavy ut 4 s34Ml u for 60 days; Sc!
GA 81 sight. Gold ranged l2SG9l2,
closed at II I, carrying rates 2f@i Hat for
borrowing. Cloarings, ia,0oO,OOO. State
bonds were moro active than usual Mis-
souri, skies advanced Governments quiet
and steady. Stocks were weak all day,
with decline of aG9lJ. Tho lowest pri-
ces Of tho day were at the close
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SENATOR CosKLIss is casting bread
upon the presidential waters, hoping it
may return to him after no. maLy day.
A vulgar prejudice against Mr. Conkling
exists in the public mind, and the belief
seem, 10 be universal in the IVES. ,ha, he
10 not . man Of parts-that he would
not fill the presidential chair with abil.
hy. This Is mistake. He ism average
Republican statesman, and we have nc
hesitation in saying he would perform ,he
duties OF the presidential Office sbly-ths'
Logan would not make better pre,i
dent.
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Albany, n. Y.

ALBANY, February 25,-The state tenn
persnce committee to-day presented res
olutlon, requesting the Legislature to pass
a local prohibition law, urging the friends
of temperance in the state to support all
legislation in favor OF temperance, par
ticulArly constitutional amendment,
which shall prohibit tho importation, man
uiscture and sale OF intoxicating liquors,
and bidding tho noble women of the West
God speed in their crusade against rum,
welcoming such movement In this state,
and coneratulating tho Changers who
have Endorsed tho same.
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New YORK.
Tug woNAN's ,IovE,tfy,

THE woNAS's NovEHESr.
NEW NoRk, February 2j.-The Full.
ton street prayer meeting has engaged ia
the cause Of temperance ia special man
neri and yesterday prayers were offered
for the dellyeraucc Of lhs land from tho
power of rum; tina, the IRE kiud!el hy
women may sweep :rcm oil the earth Tho
crime 81 making drunkati..
COMMUNISTS.
police spy reports the number Of New
York communists NJ three hundred, an
says that the German and Irish orgauizs
tiuns arc uniting with the Frcnchmen.
At recent meeting tho chairman said {.
at il not only work that We want, It l..
also liberty, sbsolu,iou of high salaries
and monopol2a,ion. We want tho
HEADS OF SOME THIEVES
who are now stealing the innds OF tho
city. We want their heads, and We shall
have them. We want 60 make them
suffer what we arc now cut
fcring. There Is 10 Justice
in New York city. We vii, ta.e Justice
in our own hands aud administer with
RIFLES AND BAYoSErs.
We nave hIht hiIchv y anu Wb Will nave
petroleum., AMI use it NJ Wa did in Paris.
Our German. American, sud Irish broth
er' viii help Us, aud We will ho'p thcm.
MURDERED.
NEw YoEh, February.-Ths after.
noon Policeman John Doyle oC the 18th
precinct, shot and instantly killed Miss
Fowler, No. 50 South 9TH avenue with
whom he had been in company for some
time. /. is said the officer Was iussnely
iealou. Of the Young lady, and to-day nj.
ter getting very drunk, went t. h"r resi-.
dence and engaged IN quarrel, during
which he drew revolver aud shot her
through the head The murderer was mr.
rested AMI locked up.
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The editor of the sun says: We
haven't the noble brow, the Aashing eye,
the intellectual vissge, the silver tongue or
the Hyperion locks of Bro. oberiy." We
readily admit ell this, but Bro. Davis can ,
deny that generally he has visage un.
familiar with soap, an eye to the main
chance, and locks, Hyperion "or other
~ise," " enjoy f. hsbitstion in which
louise would swim the Mississippi river.
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JUDoE DRUMhoSp has again declared
the doctrine that whe never there is q stat
ute authorizing . municipality to issue
bonds and i, doe. issue them, sueh bonds
cannot be impesched in tas hands Of n
tond fde purchaser, even il cour. shouli
decide that the requirements Of the stat.
ute had not bean compiled with either by
the municipal officers or the parties To.
sewing the bonds.
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Sturgis.

Sr1Eds, MtoH, February 70 Tie la
die. OF To-, town under The leadership Of
Mr.. /. " PenIie,ou, have today nc.
ceelci ia clio ing every saloon sni drink
ing Establishment of all kinds. Tho sa.
loon keepers have signed contract ~
hereafter abstain from tbs business so
long a. they ROMAN residents here The
itusgistshsyc also Given bonds To- cell
only IN accordance with tho law. II is
regarded II. Il great success ia the temper
auco cause, ard all law abiding, order
loving citizen. are iubulan,.
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THE RICHEST OF ALL Our PRES
DENTS

Washington Correspondence Troy Times
President Gran. has jl,t bougAts large
10! IN tue north weetern part VI the city
for his future town residence. lie pays
f!2, 900 for 1900 feet, and the house Is 70
cost with the lot near 100000. II Is IN.
derstocd tina. the president, when he ia re.
leased from official duties, viii
divide his time between nis
three residences on the St.
Louis farm, at tbs sea shors a. Long
Branch, and in Washington. He will re-
tire from public life in very comfortable
circumstances. lie has been, since no on
tered the army in 1861, one Of the luckiost
Of men. | am told By those who know
the facts and are competent to Judge in
such matters, that Gen. Grants invest.
ments have all been made with crest wis.
dom, with the sole exception of the
small venture in tho Seneca Stone COM
psny,' and even that concern is looking
up Of late. His inye.tnents here, al
Long Branch, and especially near st
Louis have turned out well. St. Louis
people say that his farm in that vicinity
will alone make him largo fortune, So
rapi! is tho increase in lis value. The
people will he glad to learn that this ia
SO, for there can DO no doubt, spite of some
taull- that General Grant is II fsyorita.
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Memphis.
rng M.s.Iss1rrf ctyrr,,s y

rHE MISSISSIPPI CESTKAI sR
MfHrnis, February 25-The damage
to the Mississippi Central railroad by tho
ffesbrt wes moro serious than ut hr.t re.
ported About four hundred loet u en-.
lNuhmcut ut Tallahatchie river was swept
The bridge also was damaged Tho train.
for New Orleans coma here, leaving that
road vt GrenaJs. Trains are still de.
tsined on the Memphis * Charleston
road No through train, have arrived
since Saturday.
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rEKsI5aSr Ga.A.yr il sis riaa.ss st a.
oS.r ar,ssldunip nut ~ ii,s matte i.s uGn .
~ nhri htar anu iulinst 4periint.un..
~ IN. lihu q visa trn n lis ruui 1aa,t.
sad v,isn ~ 'ihs seem al ippur,unlt-' lns
,.acm M 1nunsv v'iara &c vnu.d IT, he
-,sr rgrt
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JuDoE CRAWFORD called upon the Benz
Ton STANDARD last week, and was re-.
varied for his thoughtful courtesy by be-
ing called mot only an able juris., hu, a
very aHAble gentleman, who i. excset-
ingly populsr viii .as people
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~Gs.h" assures us that the Republican
party retains its only principal of con-
unuAnce-An apparent sdap.ibility which
really springs from it. want of original
purpose. "Gath' is often too deep for the
common apprehension, hu. our readers
being Of uncommon apprehension no
doubt understand his meaning.
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WE return thanks TO our fellow-towns-
man, Mr.. q. p. PArsons, for q copy Of the
Evsnsyille journal, not because We
particularly delighted to receive the
journal, but ss the only return we can
make for the courtesy Of the act
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Az exchange indulge. in the stale
charge that Washington is den Of
thisyss "RobSer's roost is the name
given 10 the national capital by an indig.
nsut Granger.
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GARRETT "a i'.-s me 4.9u - ...a! ia.
says So through the columns Of "a. 81.
We Srs glad n learn his impor,aH: ten
Of news. The devil is our aversion, 81
sd0aission that may furnish the sun with
ell opportunity TO 10 fscetious. 1t was
our aversion to the devil tina, made rs n
great religious organ.
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The Radical members Of Congress have
ct last been STACKED by the praying spi-
demie, and now the burden Of all their
uttsrances 10 religious "Lei us preH'
they say TO each other. and they prey.
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TIE Memphis pnpsfs

raE Memphis papsfs assure the pub-
lie that "Pip:" i. u great reader, and n
charming woman. She is = good looking
woman, or our ::eyes have deceived US.
Whether she is the reader sha is reported
10 be the people OF Cairo will have an
opportunity to determine this week
"Pips' will read q. the A,hsneum Friday
and Saturday evenings.