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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
so, 900 Tickets, $4,000 Gifts
LIST OF GIFTS,

Total $4,000 sail cash, amounting to 1,5OOO
gB-The concert and distribution of gifts will
p0saiuety and anequirocaiiy take place on the day
non tired, whether all the tickets sold or not
and the 1900 gifts all paid in proportion to the
number of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, $25; Tenths, or
each coupon, s.; Eleven Whole tickets for $500 /;
Send for circular.
The time for the drawing is near at hand. and
persons intending to purchase tickets have no
time to lose.
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KY, and Manager Gift Con.
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Call upon Joslin, the Insurance Man, for tick
cts.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
GRANGE DIRECTORY

CRESCENT GRANGE, No. 157a.-Regular
meetings on the last Friday before the full moon
of each month. Place.--Meets at the residence
of r. S. Stone, three miles south of Jesup and
nine miles southwest of Independence.
s. G. MASON, Secretary.
WINTHROP GRANGE, No. -.-Meets al
Winthrop on Saturday on or before the full moon
of each month.
s. G. PIERCE, Master. S.W. RICH, Sec.
WEST BUFFALO GRANGE, No 1216.-Meets
Tuesday evening, on or before the full moon.
j. d. RUSSELL, Master.
MIDDLEFIEI.D GRANGE, No. 52S--Meets on
Wednesday, on or before the full moon.
u. DU BOIs, Master. E. j. Vice, Sec.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
New York Day Book,

A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. Established 1850. 1t
supports White Supremacy, political and social.
Terms 81 year. To clubs, nine copies for IS.
Specimen copies free. Address DAY -BOOK, New
York CITY.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13
TERMS.
S. Per Aunum, in Advance. with Oil Chromw Free

For FIFTY CENTS EXTRA the chroMos will
be sent, mounted, vanished, and prepaid by mail.
The Aldine will, hereafter, be obtainable only
by subscription. There will be no reduction or
the publishc direct, or handed to the local can
vasser, acihOat responsibility to tho publishers, ex-
cept in cases where the certificate is given, bear
ing the fac simiie signature Of James Sutton 4
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-13

x AE eZAUzWEe
An illustrated monthly journal, universally ad
mitted to be the handsomest periodical in
the world. A representative and
champion Of American taste.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

AM PREPARED TO no ALL KINDS
of fnyMing: keep on nand and make to
4, ,ler rIsawhidv.bOttomed chairs, &c. Shop
noar the Mills and Hosiery, jefferson, Ore.
gon' n,Unch shop near magnolia Mills,n
NinNnv. where orders for chairs, turning,
Sc.. can hc len. JOHN NJ. METZLER,
Jefferson, Aug. 2, 1872
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02
Taken BY our artist on the spot.
Agents for tI,e Registcr.

Agents for the Register.
The following gentlemen are authorized
TO receive And receipt for subscriptions,
advertising, etc, for the REGISTER:
Hiram Smith, Harrisburg.
O.. Tompkins, Harrisburg.
Peter Hume, Brownsville.
W.R. Kirk, Brownsville
j. Is. Irvine, Scio.
r. Fl. Reynolds, Salem.
l., p. Fisher, san francisco.
j.. y. Porter, Shedd's station.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02
Albany Markets.


WHEAT White, y bushel, 75@SOc
OATS y bushel, IS cts.
PJTAToES Y bushel, soc.
ONIONS Y bushel, sllll 50.
FLOUR y bbl, a. DO.
BEANS White, z D.. 3G14 Q,
DRIED FRUIT Apples, u d, 8 cents (;
Peaches, l6 &c; Plums, l4C; Cnr1ants, l0c
BUTTER Fresh roll, l5a2Oc u D..
EGGS y dozen, l22lSc.
CHICKENS y dozen, % 50ll3.
SCGARs.-Crushed, 15c Island, l0Gal2c /;
san Francisco refined, rye u b.
TEA Young Hyson, Sl IS; Japan, 7jc /.
CoTFEE 33c u N.
SALT--l @Qs2kc = u.
SYRUP Heavy Golden, Y keg, e So; Ex
heavy Golden, Al 90 " gal.
BACON Hams l2c, Sides SC. Shoulders 7c
LARD In tins, lie y ID; in kegs. &c.
OILS Deyue's Kerosene, eye 4egal., .F9
can. ! ga,s., $s 80: Linsee1 OH, raw. n
gal, 81 %, boiled. 81 BIN.
HIDEs-Indressed deer skins, g0c n ib,,
dressed. - %; dry COW hides. flint No.
|, l2Nl4c Z ~: green salted. No. /, 6Gl
1c; sheepskins, 2jGs30c each.
FURs Otter, 5l6t - each Fisher slGs3
each Beaver, spe$I u D,; Coyote, SOC
q &C each Cos n skins, sGfl0c each.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Gold IN New York, lls%.
Legal tenders, SStaS9c,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

There is a hearty vigor about
Omaha journalism which suggests
that that city is not yet an enerva-
ted center ofehete civilization. The
editor of the Omaha Herald says
that the wall-eyed scullion who
fddles and dances in the Platts-
mouth Herald, delivered a tenn
pennce lecture a few nights ago,
and that he is glad the lecturer was
partially sober at the time, and not
dripping drunk as usual.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

WHEAT 81 6j6c1 20 u GENITAL of 100 lbs.
OATS sc v bushel.
FLOUR Firm; choice brands IS 00a6 %
y bbl.
BARLEY q. 40@ll IS per Genital,
ONIONS Il la@lAc z IT,
BUTTER Extra daicy 25GtsOc v n com
mon, iS@22c.
EGGs -lSM2Oc ~ dozen.
POULTRY Grown chickens, $3 5oa4 u
dozen.
WOOL 22@25c u n
HIDES Choiec dry, l5c u N; salted, 7c
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

The city Of Providence, Rhode
Island, has chosen three women to
its School Board. Providence ison
the side ofthe women.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02
San Francisco Markets.

WHEAT 81 s0Gt2 u 100 lbs.
FLOUR Extra, S6 1871; other brands,
81 2ja5 Is y lbs.
I OATS 81 h5Gul 20 n 100 tbs.
ONIONS 8? 7j T. 100 lis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
Cn,ncii ProceedIngs.

HrckMAx, KY, April 2t, 1874.
Council met--Present Mayor Tyler
Couuciimen Buehsuan, Prenz. Harness,
aud Lsndirm.
Minutes Of preceding meeting icnd,
apl rUyed, and signed.
ALLOWANCES 20 MARSHAL.
On motion. ordered that an order he
1r, s.ll on the treasurer in favor of John
". )!e for twenty-five dollars, for one
MONTH service - city marshal, from
March 10 to april lg.
TAX FoR 1874.
On motion. the Council leyiod the fol-
.e,Ning,ax 10 be collected the present year;
y 80 IN each 500 worth Of property :;
81 IS poll-tax, and s. Oh every dog
oRDExrD TO coLracr TAXES.
On motion, the City Clerk is hereby
directed 70 copy the Assessors book aad
place same in the hauds Of the .ity Tax
Collector aad take E.s receipt for same,
and snII collector is directed 10 collect
thc tax a. speedy as possible
ACCOUNT ALLOWED.
On motion, an order WAS directed to be
drawn On the Treasurer IN favor Of Tall
ley x Harding for so for build ug bridge
in Nest Hickman, rs per contract.
Al TING NUISANCE.
On morton, Mayor Tyler and Council
men harness are hereby appointed com
iuittee to confer with ). IL. Pinut in re-
gard to Hbatiug 4 nuisauce on said Plaut
Lot, or the Ledwidge coruer
oEDERED TO TAKE CITY BONDS. G
On motion, ordered that the City Clerk
and Tax Collector be and they arc hereby
tireesod 20 take in payment for all iUes
10 the City oAe-third in tAe City OF uiek-
man boz -.
On motion, Council aUourned.
~. \. BhEvARp, Cjty Clerk.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
The Emitted EriendS of Fem
perssRCe.

From an extract IRON uu address Of
the Hon Join Moffltt, delivered At
Padueah, published in the Padueah
Ns.cs We learn something Of The his
tory and object of this order, The
United Frieuds Of Temperance "
The occasion Of the split from tie
oder soe;efivs. and the consequent for
uIatiou Vt this new order, was the sue
cess Of certain fanatics ia getting the
word .elite struck ont Of its charter,
auSdeclaring all persons eligible to
membership; aud the other common
error, chat OF miStaking the means
Tor the cad, and that OF transferring
Ihe zeal aud love that ought to
Along % 'ba cause itself, To the mere
form Of organization The subordi
uate Lodges 90 not p4y tribute to auy
Grand lodge
lis members are composed of Two
classes OF members, active an.I a.
sociate. The order ha~ three degrees !;
the degree OF Temperance of Friend
snip aud Of Beusy0t nee In III.
6r.t degree the pledge is one of total
abstinence aud binding only during
membership. La tie degree OF Friend
ship the obligation i taken Tor life
rne Benevolent degree was Instituted
10 give financial basis TO the order
and 70 secure pravI-ion for he fatnl
lies Uf It's members This degree Is
managed b. ii board of directors elec
ted oy the Supreme Council witch j.
chartered rs a body corporate Its ex
ecutive officers are Chancellor. Wee.
Chancellor, Comptroller. Recorder
and Treasurer. ali Of whom are r.
quirtd to give buads for The faithful
discharge OF their duties Ali mem.
bers oi the United Friends, male and
female. in good standing and in good
health, are eligible 10 member,liD in
the benevolent degree. The tees for
imitation ia this degree are as fpilows:
Between the ages OF 10 an 30. So; 80
aud 60 $40; ID aud 70 $50 GA the
death ot each mciuber an as>essmtn:
Is made upon each % the above classts,
OF % cents on the lSt class. SO cent
ON the ~ class, and 50 cents on the
3rd class. the aggregate amount Of
which Is forwarded to the mpeirolier
" the board o: directors, who, upon
4sl proof Of the death of member
forwards the same to the legal repre-
>cntatives of the deceased The as
,ess meuts continue Ut the above rates
until membership in this degree
rea hes. III round numbers, IL 900
when the amount Of the assessment
will be So 0a0. this being the uiaximam
amount TO be pad 10 any family. The
calls will then be reduced as the mem
bership increases liz this way mem
bers OF the benevolent degree secure
all the benefits of life insurance to the
amount OF So 900 u, less than l oil
of the cost in Life Insurance compa-
ny"
Those who attend the lecture to-
night at the Methodist Church, will
hear more fully ofthis institution.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
TDe wnl>Asz S,.c


from the Cincinnati O9mmerciai1
viii told you how dat ha?2en,,
b. me, Carl ZiInmermauE
I yos ed a little bier shop,
Way out in Madison.
Dot vOs IN In,!iani-
Elm lluudert mile auf here,
We're dock der bic Orlehvens
Got hees frat atteck Of bier.
va. woh! II vos Won morning,
Tust opent ne mcin door,
Dere vos-veil. dirty lnlies,
Come sbtand around dot ylosr.
Dey look arount, Elm Auge rfsiick,
Un1 shpenk dem no, vDrd,
Den every one begin 20 slug.
The worst | ever heard.
Dey vos sing all soocl songs like dot:
~ vish vas q az;
Und ..i,'- better vas an angel
uni. Hov dot vas auf high -
Den dose ladies come arount me-,
Say am doing wrong,
Und ven | don irnw out dot bier
Dcy'.l sing anoder song.
Now he'd n mein cellar
An ole hafe key of bier,
II vas al sour und InouiiyA
l. vas been dere tree yeaT
IN told dem dat nein fc4e-pRrl child
Mast got some inns to cat
But if dey pay me FIR dat bier,
| IL trow it in dass shtreei.
Ya If ley pay me for dat bier.
I'ii trow u al around
Til make eva" rlc of mcin blaze,
Und shp:li IL on der ground.
Dose lali - are delighted.
Dev' fc gDt a convert here,
Dew gire me den fhaler bih
Ind pring up dat bier e.
II shpillcd i All rrouhd 50 quick.
Dry'fc got 10 ruu or sssim
Uud so dose ladies allseIear oa.ii
YES den thalcrs in
Und ven didn't vas nhHol,
III keep 1t TO m"iuslife.
Boz I'll tall Won rooster of il.
Und-yell-you know how it vas y yourself
l vas heticr dat cum away,
Uud dpke a litlle rest.
Ven dat grue! var vas over
Again I 20 IN V%s'.
III took DO; lrctle bier shop,
Cnd kerp II yust ihe sane,
Cud for Dockdcr Lewvises brigade.
didn't gife a tame. y y h.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
The Grange Sco.emens.

Ene asE-AtbS 4SEBN fieleH
We have received specimen pages Of
book called the ~Grau.e Movement
giving history Of the rise aud pr"-
greSs OF the Panuu> Of Nusbandry. rs
objects. present condition aud pro-.
poets, ty Edward Win-low M. 10.
illustrated With sixty fine engraving
aud portraits Of leading Changers,
Natioull Publishing Co. Ciuciunnti,
Memphis aud Atlanta, Ca Jones
Brothers & Co, Chicago aud Pbila
delphia
This book should be il the hand -.
Of every Granger
From chapter xxx, we CLEAN the
following interesting items
1T is a remarkable O, der and has Il
remark able history L. growth i
Unprecedented No. even the Kuow
Nothing party spread with ~nch ratjdi
". Although organized in 1867 the
growth of the Order ha- been con-
6ued exc'u lively 20 the past year, in
which i hA> spread with kswif'nesS
whic! has exceeded even the wi'de~'
hnpey cf - most >.ugiiue friends
But IA mere handful at iha te4'nning
OF 1878. = l. nov a vas' arH. stretch
Ing OYER the entire X pubie. with a
we'll arranged aud sa'isfic' -l'y work
Ing system Of government. With definite
aud honestly avowed aims, aud ample
means 81 attaining it. ends; aud it l.
increasing ~ many thousands every
week
No man can predict It's future bat
it seems safe 10 assert that At no very
distant day il viii embrace the entire
farming community
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

For several months } Il Goiladay.
of Bowling Green, in this Staie, has
been advertising monthly drawings at
St Louis, Mo The Times, one of t',e
leading journals OF that city. ia ref
ercDce to Mr.. G,tladay aud his draw
iO=s. Gays:
As showing that the pretended
drawing j. a swiudlc of the worst stripe,
it need only be mentioned. that. al
though similar schemes havIbeen ire
quently advertised by the same part.
TO be drawn 10 this CRY. not one has
erer come of tie must be aware thu;
it would be in palpabIe violation Of
the laws Of Mi,sonri, and tnat he ~
hi- agents won!d be promptly arrested
prosecuted and punished. People win
cash to pare should be careful that it
Hoes not hnd lis way into Golladay 5
Office
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

MAY DAY PIcNIC We understand
some Of our young people heve obtained
the use OF Aiii.ers Garden and Hail, aud
propose giving grand picnic and dance,
Il Thursday the lIih day of May, in cum
pliment he Hickman Brass and String
bands. Some ladies are kindly interest
ing themselves in getting up baskets
for nice little picnic dinner on the oc-
casiou, and we appreLend will be bounti-
fully suppiild. There viii be plenty Of
music, both brass and string and the
day devoted 10 dancing, OF such other
pleasures as the visitors may elect The
garden present n beautiful spring-iike
appearance now, ana even those who do
not participate III the dance, viii fnI
holiday rccreatiOns Sngeaial 10 their
tastes. This viii be beautiful occasion
and place for families to picnic, the
grounds being ample for circles to divide
off, aud institute such amusemonts an
recrcanons as hey may best approve.
The management have determined to
charge only % cents admission, so as TO
place this holiday, with music aud fes-
livities, in the reach % all. The strict
est Of our people w.li be recreated by a
day of music, innoc Ut merriuont aud
pleasure. ne have TOO few Of such oe-
casions in this vicinity. Our nature viii
he be,tered. sortened, aud liberaiiEed, one
toward another by such influences.
We shoald further add that the receipts,
over aad above expenses, are to 90 toward
sustaining the Hickman Cornet Band.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
Enterprise in raichsnaa.

the local OF the CoURiER IS disappoInt-
eJ--an xious for some enterprise TO spring
up t, vent his ink upon. He has tried to
build railroads levecs, national banks
building associations factories, and hun
dreds of other pubic works, enterprises
and smuse-nc1ts, and all in vain He
has seen each, aud all of these, grow into
beautiful proportions on paper, but the
transferring OF these worthy enterprises
from white TO 'greenback' paper-an in
dispeA sable process-has : very willing"
eject lie says it in sadness. not in an
ger, that the men Of Hickman and yicini-
IS, who have under The smiles Of Proyi
dence, accumulated from $1,000 10 $780,
0)1, }ont write their names with as much
facitty aud readiness TO documents, IS
many school boys be has known oaly
commencing to learn the AT o! writing.
This nay be from deficient education
Certain it is they have neglected to sign
some well devils "a scbe.aes Submitted D.
ye l3cal fraugh, with much tina. was
good and advantageous 10 oar town aud
country.
1t IS a sad truth tia. The best enter
Prises are conceived by poo. raon and fed
toy empty pockets. Ne suppose this IS
Ca the principle that necessity is the
mother Of invocation The man who ac-
cuisulates Etile fortune. pio!s his time
away over The fractional parts Of inter
est. and seldom learns farther than No.
l, and always makes that mark crunpcd
bat straight Hence, his stupidity in
learning TO write his na,-e anywhere am.
upon any occasion. ie loeai, thercf !
sagcly concludes. that we muss fors
railroads, levees banks, building Assn
ci4tious, etc., as being in advance Of the
tiinsa The one hing nee Id - writing
sehool-5o learn these $4,000 and SIoG 09J
gentlemen how 10 write their names when
yoa Go go themi What's tie uss OF going
10 them until ia 3 learn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
POuEEz. BEO.,

VIII cell Machinery and Farming lmpie
Eents a, fsctory prices. freighis, ETC..
sdded They are agents for various fac
tcries. inciad ug the universally popular
hiagsland q Ferguson factory, St. Louis.
Thrashers, both horse and stream power,
Saw Mills, portable and stationery, Ce'ton
Gins, Corn Shelters. Rsapefs and Mowers,
etc. One Of our best farmers, y d.
johnson. CT Is years experience with
- - fssfsrs, \ no has used i've diffe4ent
kinds. Says the King~land & Ferguson
,hrsShers bea, them ali. burners will
please send in their orders early.
PowELL s BRO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

The PRESIDENT NOT AN HABITUAL
DRUNKARD-We meet the Pre>iden'
almost daily We pass the Executive
Mansion going 10 aud from oar office.
and while his cOunteuahee Is not that
of tectotal JuIiadab OF Dashaway In
good siandiug. there is nothing in his
manner Ia indicate the trightiui excess
with which he is charged He iuoSS
to Us like bon riUant who puts him
self outside OF bottle or 80 at dinner
apd re,ires at night IN happy state o;
elevation that is as lar from Sohriety
a. II is from drunkenness Wdshiag.
ton Capital.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

Rephb lean pre>en;atives lren.
H.n -rrfinns have na limits L.
14R,ii ceLroeiaisou> ct tie President
He i ssaip di,r,>e,ed 10 have been
an Isfectiuridse nlhrw The kuiir
l. ovt. The tosnaiawk i, ilnurished anu
the threat made that such an isaa;ion
IA tjeri'g vii be returned to the next
Ceu-re>s a. viii suffice 20 r45> Az in
hation measure o.er a second veio, aud
will INDICATE clearly that
CHANTS NOPE FoR 4 THIRD TERM
Is utterly destroyed These gentlemen
tel. u OF u new parry TO be orgamized
within for eishI hour, he inuuJa
ton Ia which Will be opposition 30
Rraut and New England supremacy
Many uf the more prominent Rrinb
lican Con.ie>- men openly and loudl,
thrraseo that they will no longer sup
port the Pres ideut nor pay any regard
80 his ai-he-.
-dAsiSGAiI0Ss OF An uGHr NATURE
ere freely made hy tile ind.tiohi-is in
theis hiad araih. ~ q, The Influences
To which tie President har yia'dei
has allied himself wi'h the capitalists
aa3 Wal SEreei bankers ~ nsainet the
people and laborii,. ;uen Vasue and
TEasIBLE THagArs AND PROPHECIES
are n.aenileqpeuIly uttered as to the
npsi-irg OF he great West snd North
west assiu-t New England aud the
wealthy East. We are told that the
sectional struggle between .kbe East
ard the West. long suiici Nted. has
finally opened in earnest In shor'
orr pub.ic niru are like any other set
OF a.cn when perfectly Wild with ex
ci'ssaent and snarting with chagrin.
giving uilerance 10 thousand Iouii>i.
ssecheS. which they sill he anxious
ndis'e il few days.
more sober look Tor
ios IN rHERkPsBLlcANr PARTY
also anticipate trouble of u
nature in the Drmocraiic rank
a-birasiops for y ,hltd term a,e
kntiy alluded 10. A prominent
Ieaii if.a Zionist 81 Lie Es-i said
b. thar Grant might succeed IN
z honination from small aud
6csnr party made up of New
p Republicans and the hard
Democrats. bat be might never
tpe f,r anything from The grea.
4 The Repibliean pnrfy
nD. Ferry. uf Michigan. aud
~. who have been confident tina,
leridenf would approve the bill,
eerwheimed uifh 1i,may.
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sgEt,EAL NOTICES.
Extra Special Nos;3o.

Extra Special No.!3a.
Beware Of Counterfeitsi Smith Tonic
Syrup has been coIntcrfeited, aud the
eoun.erfeiter brought 70 g.ief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article mnst lave Dr. John
Bu'rs private lamp "a each bottle. DR..
John. Bull only has tho right to inanufac-
ture aud sell tLe original John SUM th'-
Iou.c Syrup Of Louisville, ny. Exsmine
" eli the label on ,acA bottle Ii nay pri-
vatc stamp is not 90 the bottle DO not pur-
chase. or YOU viii be deceived. See my
column advertisement. aud ny show card.
I viii prosecute any one Infringing on
my right. The genuine Saith ; tonic
5, rup can only I've prepare b. myself.
The public's servant
Dir. JOIN BULL,
Louisville, ny, Noy. 5, SIS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
.Eickn,an gvno,esntc Pricex

CANDLES, Star, 2092:s
OATS-G5aa &c.
CHGESE- per ID Il to ISc.
C0FFEE, Rio. Soa3je, and tending
apwald.
CASTINGS. 4 10, 5sa6e-
COrf0N YARNS. y 'lozen, l2,9Isc.
COAL OIL, y gallon 1io per bbl.
FLOUR, IS u0Gsli o0
FEATHERS, = 10 %; prime
GUNPoWDEIs. p kes ): 5OaSs 90.
MASH BOAaDS rer dol, 81 75as 90
FLOWS, Steel, o,al25.
HUBS, 5Ua3 81 per sett.
Nails . 10 u a,s5c.
LARD OIL, p gallon. 81 y
LARD, r 10 Toe.
BLA Pow DER, SO.
HIDES, green, &C.
= dry ITO Ice.
JEANS, per yard, ZOa'o.
LiASEf, per yard, loA4jc.
TALON, per lb DC.
SODA-By the keg sc y ID.
SHOT, per bag, = 81 90 %.
SrONEwAR IS gallon, i5te Ice.
TOBACCO, MaaIflc u psr lb5u a 81 a,
BAGGING-I3al3 per yard.
RoPE-MacnIne 10.
II;ON rIES--iu to
BEESwAX 25C13oc. p ID.
IRON. bar sire, oac-
PRIN IL TO l-4e-
LEATHER, kip skins 81 ooas 80.
upper siis, 4 51a, AZ
STEEL Cast. II. A., @os2lc.
MoLASsES-ps Bss 'os 80.
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ElIed.

1t the residence Of her aon-in-law. Mr..
wm. II Gardner, Woodland Mills, Tenn
Monday night, 27'h ult., Mas l. q.
DozIEE.
Size was most cstimable christian lady
-run ripe in long years Of service 10 her
Nnstcr-tnd died in full assurance Of 3
better life Nay :hc same Immortal here
co,n fort tho afflicted
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Representatives from the Christian
Churches of West Tennessee will hold a
mass meeting in jackson, on the first day
of May, for The purpose Of consulting Gu
the interests OF the Church in West Ten
nessee. and devising some plan for more
thorough uaIon OF all the Churches. in
the general work of TIE Church