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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

NEw YORK, February 9.-The PSsrs financial
been az 1ii&ail2, with exceptional sales az
nlA. On gold loans the rates have been : 20
tor carrying. Sterling exchange Ia weak,
private bankers HAVING reduced their nominal
rates to asa for sixty DAYS and sSS. for demand
bills. In the money market call loans are
quoted az to per cent, 20 being the ruling
quotation. Prime mercantile paper IL quoted
at 6a7. The stock market has been strong: the
principal rise has been in northwest prefer red /,
Delaware, Lsckawapna and Western, New York
Central, Illinois Central, New Jersey Central
Delaware and Hudson canal, and stocks Of this
kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

@One Of PATHS recent prsssnts In Russis
was canary bird Of solid eold with pearl bin
and diamond eyes. II IVES He sise.
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"A FRIEND IN NKED.-pr. Wistdr's Balsdm
Of Hild Cherry is friend in deed. Who has not
found 1t such in curing all diseases of the lungs
and throat, coughs, colds, and pulmonary a.
fections, and "last, not least, Consumption?
excellence on which the popularity of this prep
aration is based, win always be maintained by
the proprietors. &
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Symptoms Of Catarrb.

OBSTRUCTION OF nasal passages, discharge fall
ing into throat, sometimes profuse, watery
acrid, or thick and tenacious, mucous puru-
lent, bloody, putrid. offensive, etc. In Others a
dryness, weak or infiamed ewes, ringing in ears,
deafness, alterations, scabs from ulcers voice
altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired
smell and taste, etc. Few only of above symp-
toms likely TO be present in any case at one time
To cure-take DIR. Pierces Golden Medical
discovery earnestly, TO correct the blood and
system, which are always at fault, also TO act
speclhcaly, as IL does, upon the diseased glands
and lining membrane, of the nose and It's COM
municating chambers. The more see of this
odlous disease, the more positive is nv belief
that II we would make treatment perfectlV suc-
oesJW IN curing IL, we must use Constitutional
treatment to act through the blood, as well as a
soothing and healing local application. DR.
Sages Catarrh Remedy, when used warm and
applied with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche effects
cures upon common sense, /" rational and scien-
CHIC principles, by its mild. soothing and heal
ing properties, to which the disease gradually
yields, when the system has been put in perfect
order by the use Of the Golden Medical Dis
coyery. This is the only perfectly safe scien-
tihc and successful mode Of acting upon and
healiEgit.
So successful has the above course of treat
ment proven that the proprietor offers $500
reward for case he cannot cure, All the means
sold by Druggists. II. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Pro-
prietor, Buffalo, y. Y. eo3lSW
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CITY ITEMS.
PRICES.
HMA

Fine Whitby Jewelry,
Fine Jet Garnet Jewelry
Fine Rubber Jewelry,
received at Prgg's Jewelry Store, No. 457
pennsylvania avenue, near ! street.
The WAY Z" to minister 10 a mind diseased, -
Is 10 take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution
OF the protOride IF iron, which gives strength and
vigor to the whole system, restores the digestive
organs to perfect health, thereby restoring the
mind TO its natural yigor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

THAT CoRrs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails
Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains and other
ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, is probably as much OF a
truelsm as that the establishment of DR.. White,
NO. $50 18th street, opposite the L. 8. Treasury
whose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
tlnc princiFlesl Is literally patronsed by the
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
DER to avoid, or il ailing to be relieved or per-
manently cured OF those most troublesome an
noyances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

And examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other yalu-
ablee. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to sire. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take warning from
tie CHICAGO and Boston fires.
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The Alleged Indian FOr@eries.

TRIAL OF JUDGE JOHN W. WRIGHT.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, (Judge
Cartier, the trial OF Judge John w. Wright on
an Indictment charging him with the forgery of
receipt for Indians second bounty pay, was
resumed; Mr.. Riddle having recovered suffi.
GENTLY to be in court. The defence having
closed on Thursday last the government called
Robert johnson (colored) in rebuttal, but his
testimony was not received.
Col. X. L. Fleming sworn.-Witness identified
his signature on the Lacey Hawkins draft
which he had received from Wright, for whom
he was building.
This closed the testimony.
The counsel proceeded to argue the law in
volved, the defence claiming that the receipt
In question was not such paper as could have
defrauded the government nor Lacey Haw kins
that 1t was nullity; that there was no utter
ance in the District or elsewhere; that the ar
bitration was wholly Illegal, because the gov
eminent had no power to enter into the agree
ment; that it was void, because il was not in
the records of the court by any rule authorizing
1t; that the testimony in the arbitration never
having been considered by the arbitrator, 1t
was not published, and the placing of a fc-
titious name on the paper did not alter its legal
effect.
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owHAr A BLIND Man SAW IN EneLANp.n
The people seem determined to give Mr.. NH
burn an ovation. They have heard that Charles
Asdings,sy. the great novelist and ee.ayist, CON-
nsss snd they want 10 hear hin reproduce
49, q - tstks he he'd With TIE chief chaxAe-
- ss - xessls during Nc long stay thGs, =
seW night u Bo1udry O0urch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation Like Dooley's Caiisaya Tonic. 81
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LOCAL NE VS..
Anasemenss, Ac.. To-nIGht.

National nedter.-Mr. Frank Mayo in "Davy
CROCKETT"
IerGs Oysrs Hs.ss.-Mrs. James A. Oates
comic opera company in "The Grand Duchess
rxssser csnique--A myriad Of new stars in
nisce llaneous attractions.
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THn CONTINUITY at large appreciate the use-
fulnese OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made TO order BY Hempler ne ar street
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The MEXICAN WAR VRrERANs.-The Az
ISOLATED Veterans of 1916 held their monthly
meeting Saturday evening at Masonic Hall, j.
w. Denver, president, in the chair and Mr.. A.
Nj. kenaday secretary. The death of comrade
DIR. George NJ. Dove, of this city, was an
nounced by the secretary. and a committee.
consisting of Colonel p. IL. Allabach, j. r.
Pierce, and Henry Ingle, reported resolutions
or respect to his memory, which were unani-
mously adopted. A committee was appointed
to wait upon Gen. Albert Pike and invite him
day rendered his resignation as corresponding
secretary. In doing 80 he reviewed the his
tory OF the association and congratulated the
rendered him. Col. 8. p. Moses was elected
recording secretary In place of Mr.. j. r.
McNeir,
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PoNp's EXTRACT cures rneumattsm, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
lamenese, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
hoarsenese, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations In the fact that IL is a standard
medicine, treated Of In medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. N, tn 8 Il
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MILITARY NOTES.-The drill and inspection
OF the first regiment National Guard, Col. R. /.
FlemmiRg, commanding, which was ordered
Tor last Monday night, but postponed on ac-
count OF the disagreeable weather, will take
place TO- night at the Columbian armory. The
regiment will be in full winter uniform, the
overcoate, made under recent order of the Adj
Jutant General, having been issued to an the
companies OF the regiment. On the 23d Instant
the day following the birthday Of washington,
the whole District militia win be ordered ont
for parade and inspection, and viii be reviewed
by the President and Governor. The ca uestrian
statue Of Gen. Scott will be unvailed.
CLOSE SHOOTING AT A PIGEON MArcH.-A
pigeon shooting match took place ct Kalorama.
head Of 21st street, on Saturday afternoon, for
double barrelled gum. The following was the
Benjamin, 5; House. J; Byron, !; w " 6;
Dodge, 6; wandell, 4. Each contestant shot af
seven birds, and the result was Q the between
Messrs. Derrick, Williams and Dodee, each
scoring elk birds, and the match was deferred TO
q future day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

WILCOX d GIBB's SEWING MAoHrrI. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohss.
Baun's hoopekirt and corset factory, tn street,
Intelligaocer building. lO2s
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SUR FOR $4,000 DAMAGES AGAINST THE
w. u q. RAILROAD CoMPANY.-To-d day Messrs.
Crittenden and Elliot entered suit against the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
for Patrick j. Murray for damages laid at
$4,000. The defendant charges that on the 18th
OF June last the defendant caused the railroad
track at the corner of 9TH and F streets to be
lowered, and did not use due care and lowered
1t on plaintiff who was engaged in lowering the
water main by which he was seriously and per
manently injured in the back.
HEAVY SUITs.-On Saturday General Il. T
Crittenden entered several suits against Sena-
tor Sprsgue for parties in New York, the total
amount being SCOT, 042. 81. The following are
the claimants: Edwin Hoyt, jr., for use of
Charles g. Francklyn, S95,I9G; William s.
Hoyt, for use of same, Sos 90518; Charles g.
FraDcklyn and Susan, his wife, for use of same
sac, 341 .62. The plaintiffs are dry goods men Of
New York, and related to the defendant.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERRED. @. Richards
ct al, trustees, to Philip Spriggs, lot 1873, Pra-
theirs subdivision of Mount Pleasant, 81, 100: L.
Q. Sauter to X. Stahl, lot 60, square All, 5000;
VIM. g. Phillips ct TX to Sarah A. Nally ct al.
lot 3s and SO Callan's subdivision, square s29,
81 600; BENZ. 7. Cowart and wife to David But
terfeld, part lot Is, square 693, s25,0O0.
Arthur convened this court and discharged the
jury until Thursday. A number of judgment
by default were taken.
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QB0B0KfOWN ADvERTIsKHKNTx
sVA iA' slLicr s ssSiSSss
MISS wEIR ASDnR. rwEEpALE,
under ths auspices Of the
Ladies Aid scsi.sy g O., - ossrSh esOrsesO~rr
eqrns. q Hiss All stSsesst .,r.sss. s.ers.sO.n.
r.kspA1 tyxsise, Feb. 10, is'a' at s,Slsss
Br THOMAS powLIss, Ass.ios -,
ApsIsIssTpBsToRs s.kT OF socKyTLLE
s,Il 81 :. .ss sss,.ss kSss. sS: ia
the Keekville TgrPliks comg.sT siook.
sl.a THOMAS b poWlIs ss% RSs'sassSr:
MuslVk OF w OLDER TINES
.Csr.lne tye sncee old
ANTHEM" skiTfssslfFsssossss.o OTHER
YE METRoH1ffssf f' m "a TiSpss 's,soUsE
winch s sette down on pnnesrton street, George
On TuEsDAr,Isio lob ds AZ q February, IN 70
Ye sounding Of Musier will begin ct ~ BY ye
Ne price 70 enter N viii he -Four Yorke shanias..
fsl7s u ~ o' come VIII moe 'e best places
FoR sALI-s IsTss sps sIRa.Sg. .s~ e,iek
trort, three doors and large eslIsr.' LsrSe back
building, two hoors aud basement Kitchen. Ths
s,S sGtsSs humber ~ CLOSETS. sSna0, .s srse
tom is convenient TO all parts Of the second story
Nth sol ana eSS U.er ana rSs sess SP
has raI &c q lstest Improvement; also sink wssh-
tubs, china closets. ard dumb waiter cSmpiete
Laii9be stove and marble msntel On parIor. alss
ran gements q the house such A. 10 make n very
Convenient, and must be seen a. he apprecissed
from Of S ett ard ssrtS 81 iss a rhe r l9i G.
t hs ihir nIoperty vii be ed Tor much less
lses. or at No III Bridge street. f,hJ-S'
CHAs. Il. oRAGIs, N. D.. HAs RESUMED
y the practice ot mtdicine, aud Offers his proges-
son Al services 70 his friends snd the public Once
and residence "a Dunbarten street jansl-ims
L. ESTATE on BRIpGE sTRKET, GEoRqT.
1OWN,D g.
-Four lo,s,i ~ BY no, running back 20 a teu-foot
alley, being the lots upon which the Presbyterian
Church formerly stood, on the main business stree
~" JANIS so 5 kkss.p9y i f'-Ias. ,,r..,
~ ~ ss95ook kkf Il n o., 2 sT,Sg: street.
WHLBE THERES WILL THERE'S A.
MAh-Gentlemen, the best way to ret
tnrousn ne bard times and 90 be able % Give your
Gid ones g WHfATLEY 70 Se NICELY or canxS.
snoe and saving ample for the above Sss assss
rush 10 about oyer all orders will be promptly fied
able No charge for the sboSe =; ioe rsssoe
W. n. WHEATLEY,s
PREMIUM STEM DYEING AND SEQ IN.
a.. ING ESTABLISHMENT,
!enerson street, Seorset0vn, ID. o:
20. Boz IsS. novb-tr
~ ELEGAsT ZOE URKAM AND OYSTER
.ns1s-ly % Hish .treet. 6eorse.ovn. %.
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Valentine Manufacture.

here Is large room, fitted up with long
benches, and occupied by some scores of girls
of various ages. Each girl has on one side OF her
pile OF incomplete valentines, and on the other
D heap OF little objects of some one kind, which
1t Is her duty to add-little punches of flowers
or glittering notices, or aching hearts, or break
ing hearts, or trusting hearts, hearts transtix
ed by arrows, or, It may be, heap of unfiedg-
ed little Cupids. The audacious little god Is un-
ceremoniously picked up on the point on gum
brush, thrust up into the brightest Of blue skies
and the sheet is passed on, ready for the next
stage, each girl usually adding one feature to
the general design. The poetry of valentines is
study, and 30, perhaps, would the poets be If
they could be conveniently got at. They, how
ever, are not usually kept on the premises and
1t is to be feared that they have not participa-
ted In the general progress of the business: for
the experience Of shopkeepers is rather against
the effusions of the bard. The longer the poem
the more time Is occupied in reading it, and
consequently the longer it takes to serve a
customer. What with the study and discussion
Of artistic embellishments and poetical illusions
1t is sometimes found to take no small portion
OF day TO serve sixpenny customer. Com
deneed feeling, therefore, compact and concen-
sparkle and originality, is what is required of
the "Seven Dials poet" and for such of his
lucubrations as are accepted, threepence a line
is the usual remuneration. Not such very bad
pay, either, one Is apt to think. until il Is
considered what brain-cudgelling and parox-
ysms OF poetic rapture have probably been ex-
pended In spinning unavailing wards upon
yards for every line that finds acceptance to
say nothing OF the time he may have to spend in
see king out those who are open to purchase
lines OF any kind.-CasseH's Magazine.
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). Burger. the dry good. man. leave IS
TOR New York thi. morning to lay IN
hi- winter stock.
We noticed the calm. serene. countc-
nancr uf Mr.. tor,on. uf Mound cay. in
cairo Yesterday.
Mr.. j. I. stanton. Of Terra lIauic.
Ind. j. in the cily Visiting Tom sullivan.
pur popular drugei-i.
Mr.. and Mr.. ". ". Thornton are in
the city, al the ~ harlc- hotel. They
VIII remain during HE week.
-. NIul,l. OF The Western Prcsy. pub
li-hcd AZ cape CiIgudrau. Mo-. Wa, ia
Ilr city sunday. he len Tor hi home. at
rhat place. SUNDAY morning.
John Ice. formerly superintendent ct
the afro aud NircrInc- railroad. j. IN
The r'.Ii estate hu>inr-. al -, Louis. The
firm j. John H." ~ Co.. aud John W
Garter j. the 500"
The Cairo correspondent OF Tn,
N'''od cig Jo'ouoi. -pcakiug OF Ga.
t'rr"ud says. II j. presumed GrroulI
| lighted The street. Tor the >"ul benefit ol
lhr ndh,- "l the WiIlark troupe AMI add-
The Grntlc j. - lilllc sweet ia that Ill
! rrciiuu. hear
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Consumption can be Cured

| ScheDck's PuImoDie Syrup, schenck'i
Sc, Weed Tonic, ScheBck's Msndrsk e
Pills. are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop
cough viii occasion the death of the
patient; they lock up the liver, stop the
circulation OF the blood. hemorrhsge fol-
lows, and in fact they cog the ton of
the very organ- that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint sld Dyspepsia are the
causes Of two-thirds Of the cases of Con-
sumption. Many persons complain Of y
duh pain Ia the side, constipation, coated
tongue, pain ia the shouider-blade, feelings
of dro wsiness and restlessness, the f'od
wing heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with acidlty and belcbing up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from
d,so,dered condition OF the stomach or a
torpid liver.
Persons so affected, II they take one or
two heavy colds, and II the cough In these
case. he suddenly checked, will ind the
stom ch and liver clogged, remaining tor
pid and inactive, and almost before they
are aware the lungs are a mass OF sore,
| and liberated, the result OF when II ueatb'
schenck's Pulmonic syrup is an expec-
torsnt which does not contain opium or
anything calculated to check q cough sud.
denly.
sehenck's sea Weed Tonic dissolves the
food. mixes with the castle juices OF the
stomach aids digestion and creates rave
nous appetite.
when the bowels are cosIive. skin sallow
or the symptoms otherwise Of bilious
tendency, schenck's Mandrake Pills are
required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j n. SCBvNck SON,
! Northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Phiiadclphis. Pa. And are for sale by all
druggists and alers. 1l-l-lmd2w
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CONN ERClAl.
CAIRO. iLIINoIS.

CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
Monday evening. Nov. lG. lN.I
The weather has been dark and lower
inp. with occasional shower ui rain. Tor
the past two days--noi an agreeable CON
ua,t with the very pleasant day OF the
latter part of last week.
Bu.inc-- remains in about the same
condition q, at Our last report. \ liHIe
better feeling i reported ia -four, with u
more active demand durin" last two or
three day, There i some Improvement
in the demand for hay, especially inchoicr
grades. Receipts Of these are hardly up
to the demand. Transactions in grain
have been very light, owing Ia want OF
supplies.
Corn meal j. quiet bat firm. Bran
steady aud unchanged. Choice butter i
scarce and in good demand at BE. Egg
are steady and scarce al %. with pros
prct of an advance should the weather
rnrn cold.
Chickens are still oNrr-torkcd and dull
hat there j. prospect OF change Tor the
better soon.
THE MARKET.
E,1Y~Oul friends should bear IN mind
that the prices here given ar" usually tot
sale, from first hand ia round lot. Ia
lllng orders and lor broken l"t- 1t j. nee"
e,-ary to charge an advance over these
li%arc~. -Gba
FLOUR.
There i some Improvement noticed II
the demand and transactions have been
moderately large during the lat I've
OF three days Prices hold steady and ul
changed. Sales We're lOO bblS. ~ -
200. - 20 to ) 30; 600. - - to > -
| 100. s. - to %: 300, - 30 to . p
HAY.
Scarce and In demand. Receipt
are light and prices firm al quotations
We note sales delivered OF cars, choice
1 mixed. SlI 90; ! ear choice. mix"
Il $40 90. I ears choice timothy. Sis Wk'
10 10: Z cars choice timothy, SO 900
M ~ Oo l.cur prime timothy SIS 10; ga
Is mixed, $40 IN.
NJ CORN.
/" The demand ior choice old white is ia
at s5r in sacks. There Is none
market. There is some in inquiry Il
e good, dry, new corn and few ca
O would fnd.ready sale.
IT. OATS.
~ Irboro e. mn active mquiry for White Al
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County court.

In the county court, Yesterday. the lul-
lowing business va, disposed OF:
III the matter of the city at cairo y.
certain lui- ou OHIO lcNcr. Objection 10
confirmation at ASSESSMENT. The fol
loWiu" order was entered. VIZ: BY
agreement OF The petitioner and the sew
rrll owners of iot- who have filed oblcc-
ii"iI~ - tie" rcpurt al IA" commissioners.
il i. ordered that all eases upon thi-
docket wherein such objections are filed.
be- Transferred Ia the Circuit court of Al
eNmd,i' county for trial. and by agree
mrul they an. .rt for triad on The third
Monday In The January term. l-,i,
whether The papers are filed Ia SAID court
ten day before said term or not. 1t i
| further stipulated and agreed and by CON
| sent entered ol rccoul. that one jury
! .lulI lind a verdict in All the case, upon
| one trial. and that all evidence touching
or relating ia al tho lots ol ground, the
! owners of which have filed objections,
hall hr offered and submitted al the one
! trial and before one jury. and that all
original paper, shah be- transmitted by
the clerk OF TIL, court Ia iltr clerk of lho
circuit cuurt. property marked and a
copy of the orders and proceedings IN
tn, court -lall be- certified by the clerk
at thi- courr, a. true copies without for
malily.
In the ease of The city ". ohio l"vc"
lHylnr a pur-on~. trustees. owner. a
similar order was entered.
The people, ETC.. v. Mollic Bridges
larceny. Sole entered 10y ,tatr'- attorney
The people. etc.. W.. VI. Thornton an
Parker Washington; larceny. Plea %
guilty entered by defendant and son
fenced 10 Two years each in riornI
school.
, same ". John Wilkinson. coiorrd
= larceny. Defendant pleaded guilty, an'
wa, sentenced to 30 days in the count
= mil and fined S25 and costs.
! same ". Amy Johnson. rrceivin
, stolen goods Continued I'LL o'clo,
this morning.
The Jury was discharged for the tern
. PROBATE SIDE.
4 In the matter ot the estate ol 'co' "
Erwin. deceased; proof of publication
: notice Tor adjustment Of claims approve
; aud the following claims allowed. w
u .no. q. Hartman and ). 4.
IT, Wheeler, Ith cG~1.",.,.,,.,,,' ''''''s,,o
=. Frank Ether. nh clas~.,..,......,'.,'' ~
br. j. j. Gurduu.,.,....,,.,...,,... 10
10 llunsakcr ~ Shipicy, lst cla,s,.,.," 20
r DouldS n Parker, 3rd class.".....
i The sale bill in the matter of said
tate MAS also approved.
la the matter al the estate ol 'ieol
Henry Weyman, deceased. Prooi OF
tice for adjustment Of claims approve
IL Also Widows selection, comprising
I. entire amount of appr,iscmeli.
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IbEt llIM~.
The Cily Of Helena brought ~ barrel.
o,l for the Eat ami The City OF Nick.-
burg i33 bale cotton for the same dr,tiua-
ton.
The +. =. Crazy brought jOi bbl- pota-
toes. ~ bbl-. appcl~. ~ bbi- whisky. -
hb.. pork and l2G sacks corn for the
south.
The Silvci1horn brought 100 bbl,.
whisky. 100 bbl- apples. - bhl-. beans. q
large lot uf -undrir, and 10 ton. for re-
shipment.
The Bnrk-yilc brought a lot of pig
iron Tor ~ Louis.
\ party OF hunters from Henderson.
Kentucky. are having wonderful ,rr-
c"-- nu Eagle lake back OF, aruth r-,ilic.
.ihry have already killed 10 or Is deer
several turkeys. large gray Wolff. and
I or bear. The party numbered - ia
all. and pend the day IN hunting
aud the evening in dancing.
The Belle Shreveport and Glencoe,
%ot all they wanted here. and will
I'LL out below.
The John Kyle came out from II.
! Louis without trouble, aud j. adding
here.
The II. e. Nearer j. comm" ont. a.
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