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CHILDREN's cape overcoats for S.,
worth $40, at $40 Main street, corner
Jefferson street.
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D'ARcY's DEN is open. Costumes
for the people.
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D'ARCY's DEN is open all day and al
night
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LIGHT-CoLoRED French cashmere
panti for S. at 240 Main street, corner
Jefferson street.
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1gth NOVEMBER.

D'ARCY's DEN Is open- Five hun
bred handsome costumes.
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During q recent trial or comparison
OF ord nary baking powders in New York,
with DoOley's Yeast Powders, It was shown
oonelus1vely that better results were attained
with from one-haf to two-thirds the quanti-
" OF the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret Of the success lies IN the care
with which DOOley's Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from So Distances
that are injurious to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and All
times. The verdict OF the consumer Is ALWAYS
in our favor. For sale by all grocers.
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STURLA, 3S7 Main street, supplies
families with oysters by the can.
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FIFTY dozen of all wool undershirts
at 81, worth 81, at the cheap blue store.
81. MORRIS & BRO
MalT, ufr.af
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SOUTH MARKETHOUsE.

D'ARCY's DEN is open. Costumes
chespgr than ever.
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DRY GOODS AT RETAIL

DRY GOODS AT RETAIL
Agents and ManuNaeturer's Prices
SILK AND wOOLEN DRESS GOODS
FOR LESS
THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
READ! READH
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
Hope "a Bleached Muslin, Toe.
Lonsdale "A Bleached Muslin, I2c.
Androscoggin Bleach'd Muslin, 12c.
Fruit of the Loom "A Bleached Mus
lin, lac.
Black Alpacas at importers cost, 35c,
45c and soc.
Black Mohair, Coz, Csc, Use.
Colored Dress Goods, beautiful figured
goods, zoe, 25c and soc.
Plaids worth SOC at 35e.
20 pieces Colored Silks, sold last week
for 81 80, tomorrow at 81 As per yard.
AACnc BtOuo COsS SI ~ III kOlu 10 IaQQ.
and are great sacrifices.
Black Silks 81 so and 81 rs.
1000 pairs Wooden Gloves, zoe.
Ladies' Cloaks at SIS, S. and s., worth
twice the money.
Shawls at New York cost.
Blankets at manufacturers prices.
Linseys, Jeans, ETC., at cost.
Bargains In Black Cashmeres.
Dress Goods lower than anywhere else
in the city.
The bulk of our stock will be offered
AT COST OF IMPORTATION
from tomorrow on.
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-D'ABoY's DEN is open. 81 Mair
street, upstairs.
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sILKsi sILKsi


MENKEN BROTHERS,
Having received from Panic Sales
ELEGANT EVENING SILKS,
at very low prices;
ALSO SUPERB
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS
AND
CASHMERE SILKS,
which are Great Bargain.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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TIE greatest bargains In gents under
wear ever offered In the city at $40 Main
corner Jefferson street.
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at VIM
cent Botto's, 1874 Front street.
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FLowERs, in splendid display, at
CRAIGB
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THE cheapest ehildren's suits in Mem
phis at 24O Main street, corner Jefferson
street.
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JET GOODS,

\ very handsome assortment just re-
ceived, TO which we invite the attention
of ladies. Johnston q Nunn's, opposite
Peabody hotel.
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THE portrait Of the late Rev. L. G..
Ransom, by Mr.. 7. J. Merritt, ia indeed
a success, and one that will open up to
the artist lasting and enviable reputa-
ton,
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
nsuralgid. SEQ. W. Jones & Co, keen AZ.
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HERzOG 6 BRO, gSs Main Street,
WEDDING OUTFITS,

D'ARoY's DEN is open. 377 MAR
street, upstairs.
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A CORRECTION.

CALL at 24O Main and get $50 beaver
overeoat for SIS.
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A eENUINE Scotch cashmere suit foEs
$ls so, former value $50, 240 Main street.
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DARCY's DEN is open. Come and
secure your costume.
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FOR LEASE.

T AED-for a term OF year, 50 acres OF good
! u land, within three miles Of Court square;
suitable for market garden or dairy. Inquire
OF 8. q. RHINE, 26i Main street
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OYSTERS by the can at STURLA's, S37
Main street.
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Gents Furnishing Goods Reduced.
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D'ARoY's DEN is open. Costumes
for the ball.
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VIM. FRANK & CO., s49 Main St.
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NfDDA .-IWo pleasant furnished OF uni "
novl5 81 MARKET STREET.
business HoUsE-A four-story brick
ID business house, So. 81 Adams St., neal
Aalni vel lighted and commodious. APP
plA % @. B. PErsRS, JR,
noyl1 - Madison street.
DAhC OF HOU.E-six rooms resides kiicl-
en- and diningroomi 10 board with tenant
l- sgIee.D G. Apply on premises, p Market q.
ENGINE- 20-horse power engine and boiler.
II Apply a. i4 NORTH SECOND ST.
TWO-sTOKY HOUSING. s. Mos6y street.
i eight rooms, with coal and wood house.
Apply ~ s. SECOND ST.
.-1OREHOUSE- From and after Novemb er
J. 1875 siorehouse NO. 90 Main st. under
Peabody Hotel, nov occupied by Mossrs.
ost5 So &. {. BRNKLEY.
D EsIDENCE- Two-sloTy frame, very con-
4 venieut and desirable location, street cars
passing in front; low 20 a prompt tenant. APP
ply TO h. q. HOLLENBEkG, 294 Main 81.
f5OOMs-H andsoTnely furnished rooms. D
II Ply az Room g. third foOr, 1874 main street
ID EsIDENCES-g5 Union street, II rooms;
~ - mon street, rooms; cottage and i've
MINOR MERIwETHER, $40 Second st.
HFADIsON STREET OFFIOEs-Two new
VI grOund moor front Ofiices at No s. Madi-
son street suitable ior physicians, lawyers,
iallora or 4uI Irull Store. Apply at
OF NJ. Is MADISON ST
DARDEN-A rich garden on q long lease
u 10 acres on Poplar street boulevard ~
miles from the city, the old Pnilier place
apply 10 r. DUDLEY FRAYSER
E63j No. Madison street.
L7TOREHOUsF-l23 Besle street.. Also. the
- DMELLlNS, ~ Exchange st. extended.
Apnly 81 foot OF v ashington street 20
es5 r. l. COCHRAN.
17TORE.-rWo desirable stores, Nos. AZ AID a
- Beaie street. Apply .
50 = Z: f1EhoE, next door.
-7T0RFROOM-25S necond street. Fixture
and furniture Tor sale. sci
TS0WLFR HONEsTEAD-O0rneT Onion
II street and Marshall avenue, with out
fal,szE, eiabies, flower and vegetable gardens
-,-5 araciaua front yard, for one year, or
go, a yeaIE, 10 q desirable tenant. Apply
=. MCFARLAND = GOOD v IN,
aus % 1.Aa-Son s-Iee..
.. "..-.,,-f No ~ JererSoD street, and two
1- - Ef Main street
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CABANAS CIGARS, sc EACH.
n. Esch, go Second, opp. Court Square
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TO C0TFON SHIPPERS.

CALL at 24O Main and get s25 suit
-, go
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COLoRED SILKS,

In all the new shades, st exceedingly
low prices.
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CHAMPION wROUGHT-IRON STOVE.

Henty Luhrmann, $50 Milwaukee.
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PROF sENOLDS FULL STRING BAND
mas been engage Tor the occasion.
strict order will be enforced, and the Man
1-erz will eudeagor 10 make this the Grand
BAN OF the season.
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FOR REMT.

DOONs-Two pleasant furnished or unfur-
II nlshed rooms, al
noVI5 81 MARKET STREET
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
The galleries viii be reserved for spectators
not ia mask until u O'CLOCK Up 70 THIS I'm.
M nssgers viii be allowed in that portion o.
fle building.
nul the same hour no person not in mask
rvIlI be allowed on the main floor.
10 unms skiing Will be required,
No geapOns or arms OF any kind VIII be al
owed In The buiid1ng.
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B. LORENsTEIN 6 BROS,
CORSETS.

2a2, 244 and 24s Main ST., cor. Jefferson.
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We also invite the attention of
HOUSEKEEPERS
To our splennid line Of
Bed Blankets,
QaIts,
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B. LOWRNSTEIN 4 BROS.
HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS

Bleached Scotch, Irish, German and
Bamsley Damasks, So, ga and rs Nap.
kins.
Round, oval and square Doylies.
Tray Cloths, with Napkins, ali colors.
Turkey red and toilinette Cloths and
Napkins.
Bathing Towels and Busters.
DamRsk, damask-huck, honeycomb
and glass Towels.
Bleached and brown diaper Crash,
ETC., etc.
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9Oc., 81, 81 25, 81 so, 81 rs, g, 50 25,
81 so, g rs, So, So Is, s. so, s. 70, 81,
81 %, "a SO, 81 rs, S., S. IS, SIS so,
S. IS, and S..
We have the largest stock and the
best assortment, at lower prices than
ever offered before.
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AErUsETENTs.

kFEMPHfB FHEATER-
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EXPOSITION BUILDING,

Friday BveainE.s 6Ovember 20, 1879
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVlLLB
AND.
GREAT sOBTHERa RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE:

- 20 cnanSs OF cars By this line fo- 7.a-r--
Y11les 81 Louis OF Nashville. P1lir,s.-, 49,
sleep1ng-Cars on all night trairs 49,
Fok 1eAets OF Information apply e.
TisEet once, No, $50 aags ss-ses-
s8RHER AAnEsOs
50AN T. FLYNN, SUPP Msmphtr nv
JAN1z sPEED, Ticket Agent. Pals Nv
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TAKEN mp.

AZ ARE-BORSE-MU up on the
VI 18Th inst, one s0rrel mare, with a willte
spot in the forehead, about Is hands hlgh On on,
sIrrel horse, about same hight; aud one dSr <
brown mare mule, aboutl41z hands nlgh. me
owner win please call and prove propeI'y' pay
charges and take the property. ,-,,.,u
Residence three miles south OF CITY on nltyoi
Dick Persons place -
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ARN&TRELS AND BRASS BAND.
The stupendous Organization Of modern
dimes Endorsed by the press aud public 10 be
The only troupe OF Ministries complies in every
department.. Engagement extraordinary
Mesrs. BOYD and burner who claim the su
parlnrIty over ali song and Dance Artists, will
appesr a. each entertainment. Reserved seats
Tor sale at the Peabody Hotel and a. the Thea
Ter. Price list as usual. Remember the date.
Mr.. Z. ROsENBAUM, Gsnl Agent.
Mr. NOSE ENGLE, Press A gent.
Mr. r. T. COBURN, Lithograph Ag't
Nondsa. Nov. 23-Tbe Great MailI tons.
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THE GREAT RED srORx.

In
Boots,
Shoes, and
Slippers
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TIE CHEAT Red Store,
Prices in anything cannot be equalled,
much less exeelled, by any house in the
city.
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business HOUSE-A four-story brick
ID business house, 80. 81 Adams st., near
Alalui vel lighted and commod ious. Ap-
pll % q. B. PErsRS, JR.
uoVlJ IS Madison street.
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We would call special attention to our
DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT,
Under the superintendance of compe-
tent French Modiste. Entire satisfse-
ton guaranteed.
, 1874-02-17

1aAo low niltllinRs to strIot low maallngs, 1ofe9
milaling. i1Ha17fc., Rocetpts, t8,476 bales. n.
ports-To tho tonttnent 1,4aa bales; coaatwae, 84uB
bales; to 0teas Britain, $3.50 bales. Btock, a2a111
DalBN unroll, t6t, 900 tn1ep.
. .noHxrAhr--aoId, 112k; sight, PAR. Bterlng,
DETROIT.
DETnorT, Feb. 1G.-nnEAps1uFFa-Flour 1ui0t and
unchanged. Wheht htcn,iy o1trn, $t.61H; No. l,
S1;ee amser $i:aoKa17. Corn dull md d loTes to,ta
PHILADELPHIA.
rH1t4ADEhrnfA, Feb. .15.-NnHApHruTrs--F1 --F1ohF dull.
Wheat dull. 1syn steady ht nGc. COrn unchanged.
IrrnoLEuN--steady; crude, l1Ae912c; rclued,
&n1szr-nold at sto1 for weatern.
z-.--- BALTIMORE.
nALrIMoaEz Fob. ELECTROMAGNETIC steady.
Corn nominal. Oats dull and woat Wcatern, $50
Sc. Ryn btoady 1t oC@pec.
pnov1s1oNs-Dull and weak; n1e4s pork, $780,
Bulk mcats III limited inquiry at inado rates shout-
en-, eG39Aos clear rib Edcs, B@ahc. Bacon only III
Limited tobbsng dcmand: shoulders. 7t1@1No; clear
Eib sides, o@o4c. sugnr.curod hams, 12eS1oo. Lard,
DurrEn-Woatcrn soarco aud wanted +; roll, 3s937c;
CorrEs-nnn 1T "a 4h@2exo.
Wn1sxr-Dull At D9c.
osWEdO, -
0swEdo, Feb. 16.-DREADsTuFrH-W qstfot No.
Milwaukee club, $1.1p. Corn gnfot at e0c. Oats hold
ss' for State Barley uFFai6 ass c'nAa held at ssio
purrA1o Fob 1G.-DREADaruFFs-Whca nomInally
elot@el.b2 for No. Milwaukee club; sl.43Gsl.4E for
No. do. Corn dull cars now at 7lo on track. Oats
held At 69c553c; no buyers Rye nonliually 81 us.
Barley quioi and strong.
, 1874-02-17

Fon s1IFEiE NExF il isn1i5siiiJsiii nxYs@TNussiii1f Is.
sSi' f. :s' II s III. III
Vii sRr1 G. o :aa g.;
fssl nhslasa saals tas ass assf.
4; ss
s''i e f.; ~ ~
SsSs sss' 4ns nsssss s:s
5ss;s Fs rS si:.GS: s.,
y Il: ! liz L s s:s s,
s :'t s;: sssa ss'ssi; e.
Sfs s9Ss3 Il %
arplfod towards ampfovonehts. H. ~ j. a6oD
NoR HALEe-XT PARKsiDE. ON 1TLiN0iB 0FV.
de tre Fl. Nss III ss.s sns' IT'D 5S
farns e.ss 70 aid fso III e5 rhS
sIsHi f2a Rst i r.. h.'s %s.hiss hi
SAL;A ,}65Si bNgT5F!L Sasl AZ LOT A
GSesH vesns loaS aS tbS bS
smst s'$ T. fsiS d;fa s
South Hhlstot-st
FoIRs, sALE-0IlEAp, NEAR soUTIi. CHICAGO
snvoAtent Ia that Vicinity at thu p!co. Aiso To- &
" ~ @ lG0 and traots wull oohted part ioAu
tfful land With good front flyor and lako Choico
paFMtns tor time Investment immediate subdivision,
yAMI:6 II. HlGGB lAto Hart Dg9s. No. 1H Dear.
TQN sALE-0AEUMKr AND SOUTH 01Io1o0-
n w F
TOR sALE-AT IIINsDALE, 4 NEW, IAil6F,
= elegant houscl containing al tic innlnsu Improve.
monta and from to acres 1T land viii o1chnnKo far
southeast cosner State and jsokson.sts. 1A''A'
E'oR ,sALK-LoTs At SOUTH CHICAGO. $3.50; <
l. cash. - ~~' ~
Ws*1Sss'fh W:sss' hSss:': sa: ID fri
Il ossh. HILL j BLISS,
81 Doarb0sn-at
TORHALE-TWELVNVE VERY DESIRAHI.I9 HOUSES
Ia EuEerood az 1aifus from city lltnsl rivers 70
9ross nor dala5s ~ 1irssctask passenger trains daily.
r95 ,so On On naonshly paymons by owucrd TILLoTsoN
TOn sALE-sEVKNAL SMALL AORR TRACTS
hoar city ln1lta md aonth Of Nfnlitouat. at low
pfiee1 Als2 eotnc largo raots south Of South Chicago
por aero. ]. II. KlsisI.lt1k, 145 Clark.st.
TNOlt SALE-1o5 AND l93 ACRES NEAR WASHING.
y ton Heights. TormA TO kuit purchasers. j. W,
HOYDEN. 10 Iscaror Block.
TOR. sALEl VERY FINE HOUSES on LARGE
ots In 6nuth Gvanaton, beautifully located uoar
!NEn shpre. bpr salo on aAsy terms. TILLOTAON
, 1874-02-17
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
OR SAL1t-H UFIQIQE 1LIINOIS FARMS,

oR sALl Hpn GII25gE fHTH; 11dANoIs 4 oTfARhts,
.ss sss{ss S @ SSs Sssi
sHa q o
ssssH ah:'ss' :%Fss r. a's. !: 3
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sad essh:sI sSIa d s sesr@x 1s
Ss;, s 5; IL %
s:;s AZ s:t e.:
III az as$ Fs sss
big Hi.issaa fHliaHEs 5eaSnsp Fs2m ,u,tca o north =,
H sa S% rs
ss Sisa nsss'a slightly pleas.
ss e. .5 Ssa: 4 $ss Y sSssi
casGy E aa sas III 80 ~
ss:; .s d s.
IN situated .hopt mite. we.t Of
s5si = ssSa
s oas os4ssd o @
bcginnuF TO bear choice ftuit aud ssuGhory
beautiful grove iouns forest tsoos p.top farm md
s'S L ss1t|3s s5Hs VI ssf!sfgsfsa fsHs
Hnd the farms apd lands around it. tovlt: This farm Is
mud wost Of Clifton and contnna 5h, acres. Ens Hrsn
AUD convonent iashoasa; baeksmiti,.si.op wois6e
oarrlago:houss and sta6cs crbs and yatdasS for is
satlo two large, woll.9rowa orchards Of oO tsees
sssi II SssaS s5es a 5 s
black walnut and sosno ehel 9stieos Of tnbor; s
in slent Whis soTs soad watos the yoar raand
paplns wsso foT .toek; no Gottsr sfmnk land. or
viii at!os; Yood orops Kinds ia I'll seasons thors
ovsy ss ana hsoKh It. oo9Sd II " s
Satn, f. any wishing u purchase mora land, to
raisiug i0o asros sdo,nnr aan teaiIy Il se n fhs
uubiU iartm ''e ~'' Ae""4'' w """ss :" '''''
:.Sprtus Farm located .bont milo, west ani south
Of Cufnnso n,ifnnsn~ to SisiSt Inv .s @ ~ ~ VIZ
cast and oontans I6 noTos II aiaos 9iiluE innd aic
gsnt swo-sosy :honss; oolnuaous barn feu
" hoatAg Q t9ns OF ay sabling 00 bead Of
ohnrd " serng s.oW saGen me- chotte oohs!nK q;
, 1874-02-17

TOR ga AlE-80-A6jisIt FARM IAtPHOVKD, ALSO,
!, 6io unnpro!oh nuald exchanges fur nnlnGu!Mhercd
Msanusban III or village pEopsEsy Address Il ~. Tribune
, 1874-02-17
Htato souator but, Ms II WAS private business
transaction, I do not wisl, to givo any names.
rfh RI y,afs

transaction, do not wish to give any flames. '''
TILE CAUSE,
ossS for oss ao Sa suppose wa' the
Mf; Hatpor-1 llayo no doubt tint they origl.
mated from my old Chfof Clorls, Edward =.
Smith, who is tho brother Of Abort Smith,
;,otn John It, 7: H@rp,e'r,,a ehlet clerk, WHO i
lad some difficulty back in January with
Smith, but retained hig services, einco they woro
needed In making out tho annual report, giving
hints hm f9 @Snaerstsnd At tho tmo however st
tlay, whon learned that Ills % resignation i 9 haa
boon IN tho hands Of the Warehouse Commits.
blonofs for two wcaka previous. -,
O. heporter-What was your difficulty with
Mr.. Harper was away ho hna
Whom came back no notified me Tint either
Deano or lia would havo to 20. resented that
as rather diosatorlal, and consequently, intilna-
too tnas LIS resignation would bo accepted.
TIE WHOLE SECRET
Of tho mattor is that Albert Smith or my brother
will hnvo to stand tho whole Of tho present
trouble at Springfield, aud therefore, my old
ohiol clork has boon circulating thoao r1itndrs in
Gftier Or int they may operate against Harper md
IN 1@Vor OF hiB own brother.
THE SURPLUS FuHDB
IN my lands aro not subject to tho control Of
cltncr the Warehouse Commissioners or tho Stats
Mutnorltles, anu to provo that, can rotor you to
tho recont decision Of Judge Booth, who hold
that my bondsmon could not be hold responsible
Tor tho foes collected by mo, bocase tho laY biz
prossly declares TINT tho bond is to sooure
hy reason Of unlawfui or ERRONEOUS
inspection Of grain But, in any caac, my ac-
counts arc ali ready for investigation at any
time, and II my doubts arc entertained as to the
truth OF my statemGrt, I would bo glad to lnyo
my atfairs examined into. / am In no way in
volyed in tho complications Of my brother aud
Albert Smith, and belevo The latter was to
blame for at least threo-fourthB of the deficiency
in my hrothor'B accounta.
GEN. DAN MuNN,
who was present during tho Interview, and who,
In connection mith Alr. Sweet, had boon appoint
Cd to investigate the mnttor, fully confirmed
this statement. Tho Chief Grain inspector
further Stated TINT ho had incurred tho deadly
nnImoBity Of the Smiths aud tho Pekin distillors
by refusing proposition from the latter to como
down to Springfield and get tho Government
suits continued until tho June term by which
time thoy could raise the money necessary to
compromise tho matter. Mr.. William II. Hnrpor
had declined to have anything to do with thia
business, and tho Smiths and the distillers there
upon declared war agninBt him. :;
q, THE srRIN9FlELD THEORY
Spscfat Dispatch to The Chjca0o Tribune. ,
srn,Ndr1ELp, ILL.,, Feb. 18.-Tle theory. Of
Harper'A friends with reference to tho publica-'
tton made at pekin, in which the history OF cor,
tain drafts said to hnvo boon indorsod by Har- ,
por aud improperly used il, TINT these DRIFTS
, 1874-02-17

cds1d55 1Fi61ne.
Harper'A friends with reference to tho puGlica-
tion made at rekin in which the history Of cor
tain drafts said to hnvo boon indorsod by Har-
per mud Improperly used il, thnt these drafts
Mero indorsod by Smith, WHO they say could sign
tect difference from lis gonuiue signature,
The publication Of these things at this time ID
said to have boon conspiracy Of tho diAtillers',
intended to injuro Harper and damage his teBti-
mony in tug cases pending against thom, which
OF as aoon aa the Circuit Court docket is com.
plcsed which Judge Drummond iH engaged up
on this wook,
, 1874-02-17


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