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The Presidency Of the Tennessee and
Pacific.


Pacific
Judge FERRIS regards it as his duty to
cast the vote Of the eOunty's stock for d.
rectOrs OF the Tennessee and Pacific rail-
road, in view Of section 423 of Thompson
and Steger's statutes Of Tennessee:
"Tbat in all counties Of this State where
there is a County Judge, and where no
Board OF County Commissioners has been
established, it shall be the duty Of said
County JUG ge TO vote either in person or
by proxy, the railroad stock owned by
the county Of which he is Judge, in all
elections held or made BY the stockholders
Of such railroad" Acts Of 1859, Oh. Al,
sec. 2.
As to the presidency Of the road, it may
be stated that Judge FERRIS is emphati-
cany opposed to the reelection Of Gen.
Nancy.
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Trunks Reduced in Prices.-I am sell
ing my large stock Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems fine Travelling Trunks at greatly re-
duced prices. VIM. Dunstead, 40 College
street, near Public Square.
,ovI6 erd till fph1
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DOOley's Yeast Powder is convenient
economical aud always reliable. No waste
Of food prepared with it, as it is always Of
the best quality, dec29 Giw&Wlt
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FNCH.-NTs. AUGUSTA FINCH, wife OF Maj
j. r. Finch. at 3 A. NJ, on the Sth inst.
Funeral at McFerrin's Chapel, North Edge
field, at II o. clock A. n. to-day. Services by
Rev. j. b. McFerrin. Friends and acquain-
tances are invited 20 attend
Carriages viii leave NJ S. Combs & Co. IS,
Cherry street, at 1880 O'Clock. Burial at Mt.
Olivet.
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ORITTARY.

Died, at Fulton, Tenn, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
Dec. %, 1874, after An illness Of a few days,
MARY LOUISA, wife Of Charles i. Butler, and
daughter Of VIM. ". Lea, in the 18th year Of her
age.
OF a highly gifted family Of daughters, she
was the only survivor. Endowed with a bril-
liant and cultivated intellect, she was the Orna-
ment OF her sex and the delight OF every circle
in which she had lived.
Her uncommon endowment OF memory and
brilliant poetic talent enabled her 70 happily
apply the most apt quotations % all subjects Of
conversation, and gave her extraordinary power
Is an imprOvisatrice.
With untiring energy, she was devoted 70 her
domestic duties, 10 the nurture, training, and
education Of her children. During the late war,
in the absence Of her husband in the COnfeder-
ate army, she conducted successfully q flourish
ing school at CarrolltOn, Ala, teaching, in ad-
ditiOn tOsthe usual branches Of an English edu-
cation, the Latin and French languages. Since
the return Of her family 70 T uitOn she continued
the same devotion 70 the fulhllment Of her vari-
Gus duties, the affectiOnate wife, the devoted
mother, the common friend OF al with whom
she was associated.
For many years united with the Baptist
Church she lived the life Of a Christian, dis
pensing blessings around her, and dying in hope
Of blessed immortality.
When the shadows Of death were gathering
around her and her sight began to fail, she re-
peated in clear voice, from Moore, IN con
temptation Of bright visions in the future,
DARKNESS shows rs words OF Iirht
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Blankets 81 80 a pair and upwards;
Flannels very cheap; DOmestics sc and up
wards; Irish Linens 25c; Table Linens re-
duced from 66c to 35c; Ladies and Gents
Underwear very cheap; MerinO Shirts 4Oc;
Hosiery, Gloves and Notions at prices TO
suit all at the Philadelphia Store.
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Extraordinary reduction in Dry Goods.
The greatest bargains ever offered. Dress
Goods less than New York cost. French
Merino, 1! yard wide, SOC, all colOrs.
Beautiful Empress Cloth, double width, all
wool, 35c. Black Alpacas 1Sc and up
wars. Satteens 35c, all colOrs, at the
Philadelphia Store, p Public Square.
ianIO IL
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

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THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev
muniOn at 100 a N and p m BY the pastor
Strangers invited
CtECOND PRESBYTERIAS CHURCH, Rev.
81 W Hoyte, PastOr-COmmunioD service
at II m and sermon st D m Seats nee
EDGAR CHAPkL, North Nashville, Rev & T
~ Brantly, Pastor.
MOORE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
mi Church. West Ena-Rev. Frank ID. Moore
pastor Services At II . N BY and $50 p m oy
the pastor.
DDGEFIEI.D PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. j. H. MeNeilly, Pastor Services az
II a m and p m BY the pastor.
NORTH EDGEFIELD PRESBYTERIAN
~ MISSION-Servicess at p N BY Kew >
McNeilly.
EIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. T. G.
Jones, DID,. Pastor. Services at loo N
and m BY the pastor.
EDGEFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. W.
II A. Nelson, Pastor. Services at lO45 m
and p m. BY the pastor.
OFNFRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. W..
u g. Inman, Pastor-Serviees at II m
and at 100 N BY the pastor.
NEeKFNDREE CHURCH, Rev K. K. HAr-
Nl grove ID d PastOT-Serviees at ll:OO N
by the pastor ami ] p m BY Rev. Dr. young.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT . Rev Ed
I , ward Bradley, RESPONSIBILITIES by Rev.
DR.. Beckett 81 la m P m. seats nee
MIN STREET CHURCH, Rev. Felix R. Bin
n Past0r-Servioes at II m and p ID oy
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nRnHTTTvE BAPTIST CaUROH-Dr J B
stephens, PastOr.-Serviees At II m and
! pm By the pastor.
T1IRsT CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
n CHURCH. Summer street, Rev A J Bagd,
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az u
OERNAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Market
\ u street, below Louisville depOt-hsey. JONAH
mes Heckel, pastor.
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OtHRIsT CHURCH, Rev. ". Graham. Rec
tor-Services at hoo a m and 7so0 m.
OtATHOLTC CATHEDRAL. Mas At 6, 8 and
" 1890 a % By Bishop, Pastor and Assistant.
Yespers at $50 p n
CtT. AIMS CHURCH, Edgeheid-Rey A Q
- Stanley, Rector. Services &C ii a. m ana
Sundsy-schOOl at $50 3. m
EDGEFIELD CUMBERLAND PREsBY-
IA TERRAIN CHURCH-Rey- j. ID. klrx-
parick, pastor. Services at II g. m ana
N. BY the pastor.
TBERAI, CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Federal
L 4 Court room, Corner Cedar and summer
Rev w j. Ellis, pastOr.-Services at II a m ana
Z p m By the pastor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Odd Fellows bah.
u EdReheld. Service at II a. m BY Elder
Caldwell
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MiZel-
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RIVER NEWS.

Blank 4. } indicates no report; cipher 90 sta
tionary; minus q tendency 70 fall plus %
tendency 70 rise.
At3P NJ. yesterday there were II feet 2
inches on the shoals, with the river de-
clining rapidly at this point.
The Burksville left for Paducah, and the
Liberty No. for Smithland.
The EddyEille was expected from CairO,
and the BransfOrd from above.
A telegram received in uver circles stated
that the Shippers Owe had laid up at
Evansville, expecting the river to freeze
over.
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Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes.
The balance Of the stock will be sold at
less than cost. Call and see prices at the
Philadelphia Store, p Public Square.
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As the winter season has come at last, all
parents who have neglected to equip their
boys with good winter clothing should call
at once at the Tom Thumb Clothing Store,
No. 80 College street. Boys Underwear,
hats, Caps, Gloves, etc. jan10 II
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Removal Of st. Bernard Coal Office
Stratton, Robb & Co. have removed their
Coal Office to the corner Of Union and
Cherry streets, Old Peoples Bank. JAM It
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The work that goes out Of PoOle's art gal
lery is always complete in detail and finish
and of a superior character. His prices are
kept at reasonable rates. jan19 II
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STEAMBOATS,.

For HartsTiIle, Carthage, Celina,
BurksYille and Pt. Isabel.
TINE fine passenger steamer
Johns. BramsfOrd, -
j. W. Lowell, Master; Johnnie Harper, Clerk;
viii leave for the above points on TUES
DAY, Jan. u, at Pm
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
r. r. FERGUSON, Agent, As and IS Front st.
fan10 q
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Removals.. Sharples has removed his
Boot and Shoe Shop from No. % to No.
100 Church street. jane collin
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Superb Hats, manufactured expressly
for the fashionable wOrld.-Francisco, No.
4s North Market street, has IN store fresh
supply Of these celebrated French Has.
Among them some entirely new cOlors,
such as dark pea green and navy blue.
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DR.. w. A. AtchisOn is associated with
DR.. T. A. Atchson in thepractice Of medi-
cine. Office, No. Is South Cherry street.
Residence, No. 81 South Summer. Office
hours from s 10 o A. NJ, u to p. NJ, Z to
o, night. JAM 81 Banner
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STATE OF THE WEATHER

Local Report for the City, Saturday,
Ian. 8. 1870.
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@Darkness shows Us words
We never saw bv dav.n
Died

| She leaves seven children, her husband, aged
father, and many other relatives and friends 70
| deplore their irreparable loss
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Ciers has superior facilities for copying
and enlarging old pictures. jane 2t
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lang

Giers Gallery is the largest and best ar
anced in the Southwest. jan9 q
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II you would fOHify yourself against
colds and the long list Of diseases that are
supcrinduced by the frequent weather
changes, 60 to Jesse Ely's and provide
yourself with an outfit Of his superb Win
ter Underwear. They are better than sugar
pills or patent nOstryms. janlO 1t
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Time. Bar. 'Th'rl Wind. Weather
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Bed Blankets extra cheap at Hogal
Bros. ian1O st
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Maximum temperature 30 deg, minimum
temperature, zero; mean temperature As deg.
7rAmOunt Of melted snow in past q hours, 002
inches.
Tslegraphic Report from Signal Servics Corps O.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

49, carr, which EOS cars through gnments
me last week and s3 for the corresponding week last
The market opened active all grades Of good cattle
sp unusually @ @ % nGnS.r oens % at strons , .s
ing being 10 deter buyers taking hold those
dsoe Of were pnc ally 70 local and country dcsler O,
which there was very fair attendance .t about c on from
last weeks prices about 900 head of all kinds were dis
rosd Of Tor tho week tan. fst sales Of Illinois steers
s,seIs ranging from loo TO 2os ~ s6SS6 80 Teas
suEEP AND LAas-tsceipts to-day. 4,sO1 head. MAKING
the ,Gla supply for NE week thus r GOO head ag19ss
the ponng week last year. The market fo TIE week
has no; YET n ~ opened the few transactions made thus far
have been a. last week. closing prices there u only inr a
tendance buyers ,cnt who ao no; tae hold readily quail
iy c onfrnes poor aud not such the market denands
6sS n. at 81 62icoS; OHIO sheep averaging 80 n at So
IoGaR.espis today, COO head makng the ioai sapply
last week and 1000 head for the week last The
reasy Al 81 p6a - Tor Yortefs IS i0ass 20 Sr Heavy
- i5 Tod,y he slc Win bnt lew q, rood 1ual
quotations. About 0i ali mis- remain unsold.
CmcAGo. Aug l7.-C,T;1E-Recepts. 1000 bead Market
dnll and heavy Texans - 2jds2 IS natives " GOGs6 90
Hos -ReceiIas. 5000 head sales fair good heavy
% 6,as7 81 h2hi, = % choice assorted Philadelphia
To extra So IS.
WATEErovS, Mass, Aug l7.-CtTTLE-Recspts head
heavy. Good soll = lie 4 70. dead gh; witch
me rate of last week: very choice brought llc city
choicc SO 7jdSll 800 $40 so; hrst quality 5d
- 90 second quality = 1@ss 90 third quality s5as
lower with downward tendency to The ncreas'l sup
ply us ire likely t. frep y rates railing o iorr ie war
cALlIs-Vo4. sJesl 10 each
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
1--WE STOCK hItPKpTc

srW. YORK, Aug BEryEs-Thr7o fresh offer.
n~- and o The lp l'ld over from vc-rit.r changed
hlpd- The supply Gcssi beef In Washington Market N-h
not large tIe demand nuc0Iuil MY .h f Inesdav
tiir duL What is called cAas bor which includes
the Ic<s Cherokee and Colorado c4ttl. won't on
yc H., Tiu-cd Sc. - 10. a. ID.
CNvK--AIravals 3~T hoHd. oi whth moro than
hall rsl. u fr Neas and arm
VIII sales prime eG3c = n. Grass calves ncre
rather dali downward eni'n "a good were -Did
al per head TIE best dI- col calves selling at
IL ~ &C y n common 10 far do. at aHi5c. -
II me 4 Elliott sold 10 sac u ~ per head; 4j
~ 50 do II - - AMI 2d do ~ - 80 per had
anc1x Pctens sold Is Mount Holly yeal, 300 oVO d. at
sd % , n and ~ do D. d2jU -, at &C.
Je.lfe & sold Ieisy ve., III ID average al 9lc.
n 2 do. $50 N, ~ &C.. ana do. 100 -, ~ Sc.
SHEEP AID receipts 2la car loads
there several car loads IN tho from
arrivals The market naciie and prices vcre
shade lover Ordinary goat sheep changed hands ~ o
&C. y N u urnie lambs az ds4c = ~ osi1cty
prime sheep shown Mutton had slow sale IN wash
ington narsot at 6aIOc NJ dressed lambs ranged from
~ I3c 4 n.
Ka.e pidcocS sold 27 Jersey 08 n NJ Sc p
n l7s Peuns syvsnia lambs 80 H. bic; lO7 90 H. a.
7c and 81 Jersey 10, % H. At Tic.
Hume Elliott sold lO3 state lambs as n ~ Sac.
T. b. 81 " H. 10 DO Ga a. al ac and ~ sheep.
Judd buckingham sold s2G Kentucky lambs 30 aver
CSC & 1853 state do, 81 H. at 7c and 07 sheep, "a
u,
ianoo, Petens sold 2s ronnsy IAmb 90
al &c. 4 n.
SWINE Receipts 20 day were load iOLogs all for
slsurhteTrr Al fotietst str al but ordinary TO
far toIDfcd Ie wanted At slsr - - r..
buffalo. Aus l7c4rLL- Receipts TO day 2,7o3 head.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
financial.

MASTERs SALE.-Under DECREE g. o. o.
NJ y The mater q Tss sAIy 59sEr a III
s inc PSi SsIsf q
iosEPil si:is A and bESVEk CRY R4iLEoAD COMPANY
uilee states Grcuit Court for ,hs
sa,s on i5 @ ehday Of June s7 eSis
iendsnt The saint Joseph CITY Railroad Company
gwen the pna hs L1s9 7o and I'd fIs tnpa%{ % pon
Of said defendant % The aggregate amcun oil h'e o" h'e
AND whereas further ordered adutred and decreed
that all and singular The aread Of the Gse'GS tne 1on
Mar svie in the state Of Kansas to the state Line OF Ne
lanes ents ard acquired M M ior the
ourtsn.nces thsrsanto beSgng or IN any wise apprr.
tinng and also the rSnt OF the ia' o,,a qanea 81 the the
Western Division o. sail route railroad n p, G wen a. % @'r
ant H. upon OF pertain to such poroa o, nj I @ fba b m
depo,S engine hon>ss TaIahCio : Sai o @ >, ~ M
Wool hon nscnS shop ~ eI 5 Inr a nG siso All
Grating Of sad division Of railroad commencing al i.s
81 the sS oa sH s from 10 Mare y i the state Line q
Nehraka as Aforesaid VITA all right tide and In.
shown 10y The schsae Masters riori in sad
ssasi P M @ @ or aSpartansncs Necessary ior
operating said portion OF sail railroad ana also at ,he me
said defendant The 'lh Jose and Denver cry it,road
sr acqaue become entitled To-. p. or TO- all those
ans an ,o by AL Of Of S8g, % & S S us,ncon Of me
SAID ralrO3i amounting ia the aggregate 10 one
million hundred thousand ~ land D. hesfne more
the when sid lihs
adjoining and adjacent the line Of the rlros above "e-
schedule 10 Siid
report together with ali singular the eldoNments. ncoo
t,Ogns anywse appcrtanng 10 the said anh-; anu
demand WHAT'S wtN IN ltN ~ IN tihty
prospective the said defendant The lnt Joseph
Company Of IN and u TIE siin ah'
Lart llrcD thereof, with the 0IpurrH
aras erected ny d defendant along the lHt Ol tse Nl
thereof DE suhCleut 10 ldsr 'le
ainants tor prncpl ana interest nd
in this be .Di at public auction q IIysNH
Master proceeds of sale applied the satisfaction
interest," and COs, tAc p, IS 10 OAo"isepio
p.iei IA SAID decree.
ANA whereas order Il that the sah Master DO frat sell
one parcel the Western DivsOa Of the sad raVa lAg
sto, ltpporiy 70 said railroad yng "a
the Kansas next tho lands mentioned III 'he
sail VI fstrr'S
Aud wrrc. Master required hy said decree 20 give
and by
M sam, New ora IOune and IN te Finance" IN the
Inter IA each week Tor ifee 1) months
Nov tlI,orr pub'c Notice hereby given t',t wha
rtsai. III pursuance % IN pro
Vision decree, Will. 1hulriay TIE fourth DAY OF
NovcEb J. \. d. 1915 b. .@ecn the g.s p - emu O'Clock
said day, the Cy oi Mary Sy..r ~ th0 STATE o! haA
front door of the depot SAID Ia.r eChplty n aul
city SCI bic auction 10 the highest D.cI i9 above
crinors their thereto all apply tho
pfoceA thrr oi as BY sad decree made anu rc'ded-
WHITAKER M. GRANT. Special Master.
j. AuGt STU sIrs J9hA11N' ,ss Compla lanants' solicitors.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
sustained: hoi at ss1i3 :a Old Clover quoted I2as
l3c.

sustained held at $S1i3 l:2 Old Clover quoted l2ae
l3c.
sTEARIN unchanged. with sales of so tcs at 15s,c.
SU0ARS-For Raw Sugars the inquiry continues moderate
embracing only small lots from obbes hands ~ satisfy
cD trade wants. nut nrnc rates 1uoiod but n the
sn position business hgres arc merely nominal
khds CuLa MuscOTido ~ SGc so hhs do ~ ee a0 hhds
do at sic l,Sg3 boxes Cenugalf c We quote Par TO
Good Refining Cuba Sdsiic; Prime do at Ssc. Centru
hhds and boxes. Sadpsc, and No ~ Box Clayed Mt
moderate demand about former figures
9d9Tc yellow: GlOasc. for soH White 1li.c
for Crushc IL &c for Powdered and lO'@lO for oranu
lated.
WHISKY quie, and eas.cr sales Of 90 bbis st 81 "a
WOOI-1e market IL dull ard in prices find occasion
10 There u demand flr Comb
ing Desne Fine Fceces unchanged yaluos and
apparent 81 view o. the decline and hold
ers nre hnpGl Of the immediate fuure Manufacrers
only buying in small parcels the Wooden Coed. mark
their Increasing their stocks Is The
market has not improved since our last bun k du and tame
of the weather efeci all laachts
Foreign wools also du and prices favor the
to the light supplies business IL re-
rule firm. California and Texas oO are
without any change. Pulled Woods met with far inquiry at
prices lots OF Ieeccs lower pccS
would be accepted Asa, ,Sc Il about the market for
The sales em' 10000 N ana Ax ONO
Icece at 47c: 1000 10 Secured California at 75c 5000
Eastern private 1000 n spring California at
SOC 300 Medinri Western Pieces private terms 10
hars Black PULLED private terms; IL baSs No. do on
private terms % bags L2lnus do Oh pIlyaie terms
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
AvASTERs SALE. Under DECREE o.

AZ ASlER' SALE. - Undcr Dt.C hI-E OF
ana c nhNyEn J, r. fT1 ~ FAf9AP 5 s me coHPAEf SiH Of
K i Sif hyrE S q rs fAGME H S' LAS and sT
S; aah.t HI%' m ns SAINT f 6sfh and DhxvEh
ClTE EAILROAD COMPANY and Others, Deend2gts
The Drct of Kansas h,t at the CitE Of LgaS,nwoI IN
er IN the ' Tor enc caase forecio-i1s the nortase
OF the endlnt The SAINT Joseph and Denver C'y iAl.rold
trust Company Trustee bearing date OF AugYst lith
gate afonnt II one million five isinlred thousand dollar,
And whereas it was fgrher ordered aljnds,' an de[reri
toned in THO bl Of complaint IN sand cause namely a an
Joseph and Dcnye ci;y kailr.ad Somia1N d Ieaatg NJ!
SOM the coy t!sc6i f. the STATE Of Kansas
Ia tie town Or cry of lYs'lie III tle Hie 81 hisia,
oint use Of fonI nio Of sad SAM Joseph ard
ToR' @ i'S'i Sf a. . s !nt jose Dn and be5er Giy a
road COMPANY and re l oI The sell Connlny 70 MAINTAIN
lie aa fianchiss hlonrng to M said Railroad company
IT, 49, cs - satiJs an ol,loa houses dep,. ggolnd l4ls
and machine shops, now oNied pos S1 or a ,i -
rlrlI Dctw,en the eli 4 ils2od aAd Matysie Aioi
t. Jho construction o the nson oi -ad roli rom al De
ie i nnauy Is or may become ont.tl,d trough ~
rasc ri ~ 'at rliro@i along e iae s M .. & "a,
vi Nc sad I9i eS eas to tas cily % Ma AaySe @ e TO-
thc A. ,nc. 70 thc a owe described prsa'., boa gin
r.iroa be ~ e Ch, y: 2af and Mlsyis asra I,
except aior.i, ee i"r WIN al ri hte am lliie'
~. Ieae 20 ot H,nt 40 l' Iie'Jy '- 70 o' M
r'oT; e., tr Ns'si m sf cIie' t i ~, = h a. AID ,,l
vrC-y ,.., t,.,rnv e., s.ali correspond si,l pro
Iort, r.cE a l.,; @t a. H. & In % III iH'ohi ~ ~
siry ir ~ he state kansas bears 60 hc hole .eS q
& .'. 81 I1 "a r. T TG RI TX 1r tat i - - r II &
pro- rt,n i,h - , D"1rs 70 tho entire !lslh Of -
noi, i've to II. c,mpl2aat FOR rMcpll an interest
S S9d i''g fos "a 'is H.; %. hlEer H. ,'r
81 10 tr s'tijI, or - jni ,,A. ia,o.es' and COSTS
,v
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

AlrAsY Aug l7WGcai n iar :emai sale, q i7o'Gn3h 7 &
@ Hf at S5c % r wsic1n @ Hxe srs Of Gagsct lot noGni
SsISH a. - o',1 @ i,. M 'i md !" a. a., =, 9' 40 sse tat
a; IN a p@, ,' At &c. 80 White stlte offered
at Csc. Nj yql,!- :idt italy; 49,,
ding, l4',lIlsc foarqu,t BAT llm. wheat dali 80
Western An;.i. II - Ii'el o. = - 20; E,',M.in M
- i't' 10 ;'N 20 E5 II 5c Il 5o io VIE II 70 Il T.
tor-sc "a irn j, -: IN w. Va "a % iira ~, " 49,. ,c. &
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90. 100 .- ye =? ie t!,'aa ,gm ais-tio!r,
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Nc ~ I'-at. e. i.yrI. ad sell J., apart al Their
Viz; a@is. u '"5 Di- ~ ;'.H 7 ,, i a. p '-
mn; aes 1870 1' 80 iilel F.S'';' On p':a' o..
re aai rcTo. ,r. asrls qg.,'; .s2 1ai1 ID Ia,
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CSt;,A.i tn@ & q 'ni & II @ h'Sani KAN ''c.rai. Wi'a a
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"Lt.'' q - 81" ' ,t a. 90. am $40, ;ia~. e-.
sra.rI .' e. -. h'. t'. .''. ..'. i;.,, ~, =;
q -F 80 ~. 80 i' '.' In i, t,-r III I'm t'l-t-
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;..--, i"o,,'.' ''' ID, -. H., NJ u
~ 5i ~ ',,r -, Al So LA Winter hnll at
N'i' -Au'., -. ..',.;i.s f.,l
g. 90 ~ t' - 10 10 I..,.r =, ~ SAFE 4-c. NO
F'.j l'is, =. ''' 'f'' ~ -. N' -''
a. a.; t,,'''-'' ,i M ian. ,,ngrl Wheat qret
DIN II, - ~, .' ~ II ~, ~. -,n ~ nfs
but nfiif l-NI't 't .. - 49, n'. "a 'J.I,f. :. -
MicAl-an NtN. - 80, ID n A. 1' - U,1. Xix
"cHcrh ''S-, ',. ,,.N M, n, IVA az i.s5 b,s
800 - - f.., ~ : o. - i.su tats. . . b',h sr
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Aug l7-isaO =. .m-Co,ton is firm Mlding
Ulnc- lcd: Nddn2 orleans Sigl. sales 1900 bales
Including 900 bales for rcaiion alt export cotton H.
arrive Sf"P TO 'rln-2rois BfeaIsut, The ei'- NJ
Wheat or tne past three days have been $4,000 quarter Of
which Il, % were Amor cIn.
Tlvrgro0I, Aug III D. m-PreaIstnffs arr dull wheat
II 2dll Genital fpr California White; IL GGl2
fOr Clrn do 10 d !cr ied Western spring III inr r
Wn'sr. corn 33Gd3 p quarter Tor AIiXri western Flour
- ar p bill tor Cheese 81 Cwt. Tor Amer
Lard. 81 = cSt
L'yE"6r, Au. l--3 T. inOf the sales Of Cotton to day
100 ha'rS were American.
II'FGool, Aug IL p. m.-The market for Yarns and
Fabrics ~ Nanche@i quiet hut .gr Larf q .h2 Fcw
LvrRrool. Aug 17--Evening.-spus Turpentlne, 259