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DAWES mud 1FoAn. oil good Republicans, hayo
vc'ion1osss attntks. His responsibility for tho
rowtly element Of Congress ia greater tlnn
that of all the other 1uemEers combined md
this pccninrity was ono Of tho clements That
letl To his defeat mud tho temporary rcbnko
which tho lltpublcnn Insty Inns received from,
tllo people osi lis acco,,nt a1ld OF account Of
kindred spirits which Ind become identified
with thai organization. 1To 1las been pcrtna-
nently called to order, however, rs MIR. Cox
suggested tho other tlay, ly one Mr.. Tnomr-
BON, tho gentleman who defeated hin. ut tho
Inst election.
How intel, nro wo 10 expect from tho Dcnl-
ocrats in tho way Of restoring Tho dignity md
decornm 30 ruthless1y invaded by BUTLER?
Not much, wo fer., If WI nre to judgo by tho
aptncss with which Democratic monl,cts re-
tort i'll kind. Take Wednesdays scene NJ n
sasnple. It was exceedingly nn1,ccon,ing anl
altogether unnecessary for Gen. 1}urLEn to
Intimate that tue South was ovcrruu With
lorae-thioves, bautlitti, and murdorcrs But
the iire-cnting element was there to burst ont
into blaze at tho spark which 1suTI.En drop
l,ss, .,-s,...'A:..: 800 ol'.ea II, "''A Il
,e.ss" n,,"s lI'' ~. ~ " i'ut-
:. ..a. a.,.. "..', .s ~ Ae"l 'n's ie',''1h'
~, ~ 80 ""'y iepo.'s" ~ n'.4 " o"syoooy
~. ~ IT. .""' .''o ''"r.e4 ~, a1'onA''
:s;sr 1:o' -: n.snIus ~, 4o"' A"e' o',e,s
'N' w ~, 4'''e' '1'', "','.'
r' -. - ~. "'-' ro.uuas ""aS "'.. ~"
sN0 '"'t t'o'o ~ teS,ol'ns "un'sen'u6
:sNo o,"ol, ~, .l.es "e1o 'n.s.'ns 1ne'f ,,s'S
80 o - .a1o - 4ioHs a.. ~ ''s uo'A i.e :!
aesAo "''' !" .ust"oo ~ '"' 1Aiuet'e"a a'i'a~
e 49, ;. 'no p"t. ,..s, nn'.n lne ne'noe'a's
t'@' -, " o ,ts9Ao .'ol'o to' ..niAo''-
'''1n' '.,eA snol ~ i'eo'n'ns A'a)os'sy'
o", 'no p'oses1.ne" ses1e5at'y "cfe la1 more
,",.lal'o'',s .uu s'olen. lhan 'hose o. tao aay
o,.os.z os % .,,a aaoo Ne -. DNo"S' , VI nsn'1chy'
une,'.'u ~, '"o aoo. ~ speAk on tAo e''''-
n'sn's o.'1' "u''' soon oeeo'n'ng noaseo' liz
oAo" ,4cl 1upi''seo W w. '.i'hg'aHy'-
lua', no ss''-' wy - o"e!'s"'a 4n i''S o"n
noile ~ i'oln iespecsno'e soelo's "hoSe ne'ae
s'o' o|. ~: "'si' 4a''o.oo" "Ao :" Aa
.ro'os.as :. 'A'esea' WI "Ao Al pioo'ey ..
'4e0 "t," 1,''':7 VIM ~ .i'la i'o'ne
~ ~ al".,a n.ass. 49,. "ptua wu. @,'o ~ "sAes1
LILO bEAtlGiuAu 4IoH1 hcllbucky II ue
, 1875-02-05

All the session Of The House in Washing
ton yesterday was taken up in hearing mud
Judging Jons YouNo Bnows's attnck upon
BENJAMIN BUTLER, mud the Civil-Rights bill
went over until to-day. Eyon the dramatic
interest Of the BEEcHEn tria1, and yesterday
was good dny for it, too, palcs before the
scene in tho House when Youxo closed his
terrible Characterization with that bodeful
l-Dutlcrizing.
, 1875-02-05

There IN at this present moment In the King.
dom Of Heaven, its nnt!podos, purgatory, Haf!es,
or tho cold, cold ground, just as the public !ilea
to luok at tho matter, whatever survives Of cha
HENRY SNiELpS, merchant md millionaire Of
Now York City. Ho has boon wflero he Ia,
wherever that may bo, for a ycar, but Lila lsaa.
is Just made public by ths fact that he was
biEatnist-a circumstance which may or ma" not
have some INFLUENCE upon his present local labi.
tation. When young man, poor, iliitorata a'.i
hearty, fresh in the healthy morning Of lito. ha
mnrfiel by the Quaker rite JANE VALE;.lsE,
aged IL years. lie lived with ller. and she Lce
lin nine children. IIo prosrero:l, u,ado money,
mixed Ia good society, tired OF 1is houea.
but unlottorod partnor, and, aB Ao Gre'
rich established her in poor tcnemttt
liouso III williamsburg. lilo left her, aas
money having given him a polish and bearing
equal to that Of any Ut the shoddy people Of tia
metropolis, ho murriel again. BY Ills second
vito he had five children. Tie first wito EAT
ler husband hut opce. Unseen herself, she eaG
lu, driving out With la other vito and ehillrcn.
Patiently she boro her lot, knowing that uncthd
woman bad usurpea ler share OF her husblnH
wealth And social standing; proudly 8le fo1bols
to demand what wag harB by cyery right. Silent.
ly she waited for the end BulELDs died md
treated her, the hl,n1ble companion Of his iIunl.
ble youth, tho affectionRte slarar OF hia toll aad
poverty, with neglect. He left Ills money to bin
wigo who was not hts wifo, and the cl,ildrou who
we're not legitimate. Aud now the 1onk-silent
victim Of solashuesa and leartless cowaldcs
comes into tho court and domsnd3 dover and
hor childron's inheritance The executors do
not deny the validity Of the first marriage, but
result the claim.
, 1875-02-05

Tho Times has correspondent Ut the scent
OF the BEEcuEn trial with ia nose for news d
miraculous powors. Horo is sample OF ha
style from tho Tiases Of yesterday;
After Mr. and Mrs. HkEcHEn left tic court IN Int
dent occurrcl Witnessed by othes newspaper in4a
except your correspondent, The venerable lai: @tn'
downstairs, nlNhlcd up In consequence Of tho I'M
mud were followed, - usual BY curious crowd TO ~
back door Of the CourtIIoliae. They boldly cfoIfS
thn to It's Rlte where caup8 wls III waiting nm
lu! 1t turned out not to 10 theirs Hero was H. In
lAlr at returned 10 thu hall, turned asda -
ra:es1 and stood ut the window swatiHg eyentual1tt
Shortly The ubiquitous Aosrs BEACH was On h1so s.1
and started OF to hurry nIt carriage, which as
mol driYen Up because tho usual hour Of hSa ~
arrived. There STOOD ukEC4ER and his Htfe "!lp. !,
gradually growing crowd Of gazers It them, for Ia
fifteen innutee BkEouEn taking nos the siaG. y; !.
roHe3 The carr!age drove up and tho pair dsofs W.
accompanied by tie excited MosEa.
It was this bright particular star that te!e
graphed hta paper two pages the day before. ~ y,
wonder the Times complained It had to pay ~"
for Its transmission. Two pa2as Of such slaF0
would be dear at 8.00i.
, 1875-02-05

rs We haye Eahl, eSl.., sstHs tho Judgment OF
The whole people Of Wisconsin of nil parties,
forbitl4 tho election Of Mr.. EARrrsrrn or my
other person agreeing with him while. scrv-
ing to show tho bnsis on wllicI, those who
elected Mr.. CAMERON united, it n!so condemns
distinctly n,l<l cmphatically tito official record
of CARPENTER. md explains why TINT record
could not bo intlorsed by tho reelection Of
tho faithlcss Scnntor.
The defeat Of CARPENTER mnrkB MI I'M
proved era 1t, our politics. Ills was tho caso
of m unusually gifted man, who presumed
upon popular alulirntion Of his abilities to
overlook personal and ot1}cial adventures ;
and, depending upon his eloquent speech md
his personal good-fcllowAhip with everybody,
lie undertook to do nets against which tho
moral sense Of tho people rovoltei. The
back.pay outrage might hayo boon suffered to
pass unpunsllcd lind it not been supple
mente1 with the infamous gag-law, l'y which
the press Of the country wns reduced TO n
worse thnn European servitude to officials Of
every degree, and thus filled the measure
Of public rcrrobation Despite the party
caucus, despits the throat Of party proscrp-
tion and tho promise Of patronage, there WINS
virtue enough in tho Wisconsin Legislature
to execute tlie Judgment Of the people in re-
firing CARPENTER from tho station Ao hatl
Infused. It IN nnothcr evidence Of tho fact
that public men cannot safely outrage public
sentiment and expect the public support, and
TINT tho public man who assumes that the
people will glatlly approve OF whatever he
docs, and will follow him, is certain to come
to grief. No man is essential to tile public
welfare, nrl tho bravest and allest may be put
aside, and tic country will still survive nnd
still progress unconscious Of the rise and fall
OF the mere political puppets that figure Oh
the public stage.
, 1875-02-05
TERMS pE The TRIBUNE.

Rlrxa or 1rnscn1r11oT trA1artE N AhqAScf>.
Postnse Prepaid nj this 0ficc.
phIy, by mali ...3 1900 tSnnt .gu
iii. Heek1y ......+. H-t5U Weskiy .,........ I.Dt
Parts nf year 1t the sanis ratio.
Tn nYnvcnt o,sy md mistakes b and give Fost-
Once address in mil, Including Stao and County.
sitAnces may c made eIther By draft cspress. rost-
Cfce srdsr, Or in registered letter., Al our r!sk
1cA,th ctrI hrsBCnirEhs.
nsiy delivered Sunday oscen:cd. % cents wtek
raiy. telye.td+ Sunday Included 30 csnts ter wcek
Atdre,a THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Cornef Madison and nrn.Ets., Chicago LII.
, 1875-02-05
OH Gbmapa Gribu4u.
Friday Morning, February s. 1875.

The death Of Senator BUCKINGHAM, Of Con-
necticut, is announced this morning. Tho
news was received at too late an hour for an
extended obituary notice.
, 1875-02-05

=. - :11. Ass - -.ee 49, 1A.'
IL Is Posaloae 1or any Ihhn VINO sclls any
money or some other commodity, to inake
Tim necassnrv cnn4rnct op n mill f,na;s and IN
49, :, N"' 49, '
do Ills part towards making golu our sthhuAfd
of ynl,1o nonin. If le barrains with hia
" '"tAo '6"' - AZ Nv" e"A'.' W." ''
as;,,, .u. =, aaa 1'a % san,,ras p sa,f M M aas;a.t
l1oulty Ill Bold' Ae secures A'u1se'4 aeA'ast
tile risk Of loss by lcpreciaton. and helps to
.:1..u:. a.. ..1,,:a .,,;t,, H. - IT,.
~ ", "Ds "4',t 'n' 4u''' y, &''tn6
epse1u' 40 1.''e, sAous" ~ 41s"'' ~, ~.
senl'sv ~ eoo1, 40 t"n ~ De .o't-' ino
Ne" tofA 1''e't'"9 o'' gives s''o ioi1o"'ns
lofn' 1ol 'he sl'ee'o e'a"so ~ ''toi's''Bes'
WHICH, III '"ss' ID ao" uSon qa'' sene1~'s Ill
tnat eNy ..,... ,.,..,,.. ..,.. 49,.
at W iii t,ne sn tines i,sreafter, Wien as stall,nst
at preal 9r Interest now ac Or Lsreatt:r t. tesyo
demanded. Tue lortaageo my eleet to receive mid Fay
n,e III 10 sola e9 o. ~ uaea ;ases m Amsr,cn,
tic vet Of Congreas Of tho Uni'ca States Known as
,I, ~ ein H. r., tta a,tea ~ nn. c.l1n
illegal teudcrs." Aud tho said n,ortgagor, In con-
s eidcratian ot tic extension Of tho paysaent of
tla rrineipll sum secured by Esid bond aud
cutcrs. s5ulsnetrators. md assigns, lesehy GOV
san premise M an nsrss !" ssa wh ts 1 ks Inc e
ime the said MORTGAGE shall exercise saia cietion
@ WI, ~ 15 n1 ~ o,os 3, W sJ @ @
MORTGAGE in the said gold coin oi The t'n!tcd States al
@ Isi II & M eray M IN masaals eoyeuasi SpJ saIesa b.
anu between the parties to s agrremont that all "ay
or o INV oter Goycs,,mens ar ro,cr' hereafter en-.
osea. making any paper pToniae , 4 q M sercae Or sy
aid, legal teudcr for debts. shall not Io binding or
iy ea soS 10 asasns .as
The ob;ect;on to tlis form, lies in tha foct
TINT it Gives tho creditor power to demand
o,ecnbncks or cold at a certain anecillc1 rato
ot his ontion. Flo cnn thoreforo still tate nd.
ynntaro of tluctuationa in the ya1ue of tho
| locel tenders. whilo tho debtor cnnnot. If
the provision is TINT nayucnt sl,nl, lo ,nn1o in
rrecubacks or In gold at the rate of 500 to
::1uu in Legal tenders. then, if the paper rises
in wilma until it takes s95 in t,ol,l tn f,v sim
| in panor, the creditor con demand tbe latter
| and 20 fleece tho dobtor out of s5 on tho
s1oo.
Tho stimulation should be n anfcr1ari1 for
both debtor and crei'tor At nresrnt each
| IN liable to loss. When loan ID made or tho
prico of n commodity sold on credit il rack.
| oncd in deureciated currency. the crct,itor
will 1ose If thu currency s;nRa in vnluc 1,oforo
| tho day Of payment, but the debtor will loso
If the currcncy r;scs For mutua, n,otcct;on
the debt should be reckonel in gold fran tia
start. md t1,e coutroct shou,d bo so f1rnw,
thot tha croii;tor would 1nvo Tho ont;on ~
ho;,r mid mn aopo1 o,,o,,+ ~ ,,,,l ~ IA
, 1875-02-05
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ORIENTAL. LODGE, No. 81, 1. F. 4 4. M..StAttd
sn1u11uucatiun this tFftdny) evening, n ~ a'claok for
buitnesa and wurk, full attendance Of tho members
feauoSseo. o'o'oeF o' 'io n TUCKER, Sse'y.
, 1875-02-05

THIRD PAGE-Ct? and Suburban Real Eatite.
Wsnts II Krnts, Bn,fncs4 UhAnces. Lost and Fannd.
ou,sanld t;od. Boarding and lazine fIof'ss aud Car
ilaee*, MusrA!. fut Saia. ete,. etc.
EfxTW PAliE-R Railroad Time Table, Legal, Medical
't5isv ts5sisvsSfT ssf r. ptPe4oE-Amu.cnen.s and For Sale
, 1875-02-05

general elections in citics, including tllosn
now excepted. Upon 1t more tl,nt all elsa
depends tho vHlne Of popular elections for
municipal government.
, 1875-02-05

NoQ1EYts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. asreet, between
CLARK aud lASalle. *sHacno,a."
, 1875-02-05
rAr1g+

Ths proposition Tor levy Of new taxes In
the form Of On increase OF tasin duhas In.
olaaas n annutl s1tostlou ttosa ths psopls o1
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by any rivalship OF the owners Of the
FaWn, and declares his intention to keep
even pace with her owners, should thsy,
a. reported, place a boat between Evans
vile and Memphis. In case that the
Fawn has connecting boat on which TO
reship Memphis freight, Captain Hegler
proposes to nut q boa- in the same trade,
aud another 10 ply between Memphis
and New Orleans. Carson Nudge, Of the
patent derrick, who has been In Cincin-
Bsti, collecting royalty, has settled with
all the steamers using the same and left
for Louisville, last night. He eX-
presses bis qualification relative
to HE agreeable reception here" ...-..
The Evansville Courier says: "Ibe
work on the hull Of Captain Denny's
YaZOo river packet is progressing finely,
and il said to be one OF the best jobs
turned out by those enteTprsing build-
ers, jameson and Reager The
dredge. boat No. 3, owned by the New
Orleans. Mobile aEd Texas railroad, was
&c zed in New Orleans q few days ago
by the United States marshal, upon an
attachment in suit Ct 3 New York
banking firm who are large advsncers to
this muChly mudd!ed TailTOad......
We learn that Captain Basket, formerly
o. the st. Francis, sunk near Madison
lest season, has purchased the Grey
Eagle to take her place the coming sea
son......We started the Fort Gibson out
from here yesterday evening in COM
maud OF Captain WOodburn. We should
have said Captain Edward Rowland.
LapSus stylus, you knOw......The tug
Eliza Fox, recently purchased by Cap
tain Andrews for the purpose of towing
timber out Of White river, struck q snag
few days since q. Peach Orchard
bend, on White river, and sunk i'll thir-
ty feet of water. She will prove total
lDgg
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1850 bbls at quotations, aud 100 country
st - S. delivered"
| CHICKENs.-The supply was moder-
| ate, with a good demand for everything
| except chicks that take two to cover 2
/ kuife-point; they sold ss low as 81 50.a
/ l75; good 10 choice 3 J0af (; old sold well
at S4Ca,5, the latter tor fine hens.
EGGs-NeTy quiet with plentiful Of
| feriugs al l2c; in ST. Louis II !Gl24c.
! ROCERIEs-Crushed, graduated and
/ powdered, III a lei cut loaf lZ!@l24c;
/ a coffee lOig; extra c, lOic; son refined,
yellow and white, l03ullc; clarified yell
| low, SIC; open kettle, "a SIC. Molasses and
syrups, per gallon, In barrels, 45lG75c, a.
/ in quality. Tea, ss iu quality, 5OcGsl 10.
[ Rics, 7aStC. COtfee-Rio, per pound,
/ inferior 20 fancy, 1910 BE. salt, per
/ barrel, domestic, 81 50. SOap-German,
/ per pound, 6a64c. Candles, l6l9l7c. Soda,
! 5lg5tc, ia kegs; in boxes, 6!G63c.
| Starch, 5C954c.
HAY-CommOn brings S20,G22; prime
mixed, S22G23; Arkansas prairie, So
| In store, prime and choice Il 256l 80
! per CWt; sales OF new Arkansas prairie
At SD by the carload; 100 bales mixed
at 81 so; SO bales good prime st S2}.
LEMONS, ETC-LemUus IS 50a,7 50;
oranges, none in market.
OSIONs-The inquiry FOR onions is
! very slight, and prices are. dropping at
! s. 25E2 50.
OATs-Ofering a. 69c; very slight de-
msnd.
POTATOEs-Actiye and lower, with
plentiful arri ya!s, taken loose for ship
ment, at 81 75.32 25 per barrel; for ex-
tTs fine size, 8 %.
PEACHEs-Per box Of one peck, SIG
..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &c;
clear rib, l24c; clear sides, l2.c. This is
for packed; loose, tote less.
Hams-Sugar-Cur UlCsuvased, l27
9l3c; canvased, l3l@lIc.
Lsrd-Tierce, I4t@l44ci keg and pail,
l47@l5c for refined.
Mess pOrk-S2l.
Breakfast -UDcanvased, 1910
13zC; canvssed, l5iGl34c.
The market is quiet, but bacon, Mem
phis smoked, is IN good inquiry; q slight
change will be observed in the quota
tions. Lard il heavy, with very little
demand. Mess pork is a little higher.
| The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday says:
"Hog products were rather quiet, but
/ firmer all round, Notwithstanding the
! fscg that the early dispatches from New
York quoted pork weak, and that lard
was easier in Liverpool. The receipts OF
hogs were larger, but the market was
steady, and product wss in better de-
mand, with fewer sellers. The recent
severe decline seemed to be generally
accepted as about enough for the pres
ent, and one prominent operator, who
has been on the bear side for some time
past, was buying. There were more
purchasing orders on the floor from out
side, and this gave more confidence to
local operators; but they took little, as
prices were generally held above their
views"
WHEAT-Thrse lots of wheat were Of
fering IN the market yesterday-One OF
%, one Of 80, and one Of Il sacks. Not
one Of these lots ranked No. ,; they had
smut, and one lot YVES very imperfectly
WiBnowed. The grains were mostly
good, and but for the two faults We men,
lien the wheat would generally have
ranked full No. 2; IS it was, 81 a bushel
was the price offered Tor them. a large
amount of wheaton this place-wiIl
arrive IN the course of the coming week.
Money EkRKETS,
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at ~, l3!Gl3!c. Cornmeal easier a
g IS. FlCuT-treble extra, $ lOCd6 p
choice, IS 50G6 =. Corn, S7GSSc To-
white. Bran, soc. Hsy-Ordiuary, SD
/ prime, S23G "A; choice, $50. Pork
! SD .. Hams, l25@l3c. Lard-tierces
/ lac; keg, l43Gl43c. Whisky, 81 $50
/ { % Pork firmer; mess, $50 in weight
! so IS refused for desirable lot; the adj
vance is owing to the improvement in
the West and a light supply here.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-FIour quiet
Whest quiet; red, 81 10; white ana
amber, 81 Is. Corn very dull at 76G
TSc. Oats very dull. 65la 67c. Rye
nominal Hay dull at Sl9 50G20. Pro
Visions very firm and tending upward,
Pork, Sl9 50G20. Bulk meats, s.. ll4E
l25c. Bacon, g5d9!, y 7OGl2 5000
l3!c. Sugar-cured hams. l3@l33c. Lard
-tierce, l43@l5c; keg, l6iGl6zc. Whis-
ky, 81 Is. Bagging quiet buttirm at 49,
Gl4c.
CINCINNATI, June % Flour
dull and q shade lower; family, s. 35lS
45. Wheat steady; red, II legl -
Corn dull and lower, 66G69c. Oats dull
and dropping, So G5Sc Rye dull ana
nominal. Lard oil is quiet and IN
changed. Butter quiet. Cheese scarce
and firm at Il6l2c. Pork firm; cOun-
try mess, $40. Lard quiet but firm
steam, BE; kettle, l34c. Bulk meals
firm, Si@Ils@1I36ll5@1l3c. Bacon
firm at S99b@l2gGl24c. Whisky, 81 10.
NEW YORK, June 26.-FIour quiet.
CoTnmeal and rye -four steady. Wheat
higher, 81 ll2Gl IS. Corn heavy and
lower; mixed western, steamer, 7CG79c;
mixed western, rail, S0GS2!c. Oats
steady at 6l@63c. Coffee quiet. Sugar
duh and irregular; fair to good refining,
: Is. I6(gSgc; prime, ste. MoIssses dull
and heavy. Rice quiet. Petroleum
easier; refined, ll4@Hsc; crude, 5g9
.5sc Pork firm; new mess, $50 l23
Beef quiet. Cut meats dull; middles
steady; long clear western, HE; short
clear western, ll3c. Lard fiTmeri prime
steam, 10 1l-16@l13e. Cheese steady at
56l2!c. Whisky quiet but steady at
81 lql
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BYTEIEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Flour quiet
Wheat higher and strong; No. =, 99c
Corn buOysnt but unsettled; No. 2, SIC.
Oats active and higher; No. ., SIDE
Rye quiet. Pork active and higher al
SO 25. Lard sctive and higher at l3Ic
Bulk meats higher at So, IL l4@lI4c,
Whisky, 81 IS.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Wheat high.
er; No. > red winter, 81 29!l9I ZO3 cash
and August. Corn firmer at 63ia SAC.
Oats inactive; small lots at sac. RIVE
lower st 9lG93c. Whisky lower at 81 Ia.
Pork fiTmsr at Sl9 %; small lots sold al
$50, delivered. Dry salt meats higher;
shoulders, Sc cash. Bacon higher, 9.G
9t@l24l9l3bc cash. Lard dull; sum-
mer, l2c.
NEW ORLEANS, June EG.-Oats
dull and easier. Dry salt meats easier
at st@St, u9ll!c. Bacon tiImer; held
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Ist day OF June 1873.

T1HIS delightful watering place will 10
Z opened on the
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20 ''..'''s''....' 'ssass'77 TO y 2 '1DV' 10
. Company, the Royal" owes a
its Kentucky business, where,
rates with well known Com
are now only equaled by one
lOut refeTe csS 10 Liverpool or
Louisville Genera Agency.
)rner Main and Sixth Streets.
Tenn.
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NO FURTHBR POSTPONE EEHq.
81 r- 5E
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For the Benefit i the
IGIsEEEELEE
FEMALE HJEtEE AS>gEILE- CF,
81 Alexandria, 9 eco.
Thursday, July 18th, 1915.
LIST or GEFEs
PEICE OF TICKETS:

2l,J7S Ca-I Gifts, amounting to ..--..---si.uI. r
vUsuher 0s TTsfxpgs reD gtD
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GuOfCttg1g are for roma lots, ti7lJess
Otherwise oppressed; far feed and pro-
ducg. ieUec rates. For small purchases
r1tss are pTgpOTjiOHateiy higher.
APPLEs-Shipptrs are taking apples
in bulk far shipment at SlG2i the latter
are most i'm request.
BRAN-NOJhiDg doing; last sales al
$40 >.
BUrTER-There is q decrease in the
stock Of common butter, which quotes
I2aIss: medium, 2O423c; choice, 24G
26c, which Is decline.
CORS-Yeli0w and mixed was in
plentiful supply, but the demand was
Drovokirgly light, snd 500 Sic was the
ba-t taat could be got, and only small
IIt. sold at that Egure. There was lin
isaH demand f1r white, but there was
none cEcepA5JO sacks received by deal
ers. who filed merchants orders on the
landing 1T SIZE; round lots would have
sold Gt Sc.
CoRNNEAL-With plenty offering
there was only a moderate demand, and
nriees were weak at s. IS, with sales at
g so and s. s2l; some meal in SACKS
sold at 81 IS q cWt. The st. Louis Re-
...LLLicaa. OF Thursday, quoted lower,
- delivery GALES
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, June 26.-Business re.
mains dull with commission houses and
importers, IS jObbers are about taking
stock aud are only buying goods for fill
ing orders. Cotton goods are quiet and
unchanged in prices, Prints are very
dull in first hands, and irregular with
jObbeTs. Shirts and drawers were more
inquired for. Wooden goods only mod
eTately active.
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Nj EPEas AND CHAELEsTON.

Depot az head r. Main street.
q. Er'-1l1eer so. ~ Main street, corner O.
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y . every .f = a. u -.5 am, Express, daily,
"a. - -lg pm; s04arvl.-e rain, daily except
sundays a. $500 AIN.
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COTTON MARKETS,
BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, June 28.-Cotton higher,
144c.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.--Cotton quiet,
l43c.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-CottOn dull
and nominal, I4ic.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2G.-Cotton-
demand limited; sales 2l7 bales;
good ordinary to. syIict good ordinary,
l3l6l4fc; low middling to strict low
mlddliHg, 145Sl55c; midGling to strict
middliDg, l5s@l54e; good middling to
middling fair, l5 &l6!c; receipts, 259
bales; xports-coutinent, 1854 bales;
c0astWise, $50 bales; stock, II60 bales.
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Saturday, July IL, 1873,

during legal hours, in front Of the Courthouse,
sell Tor cash, to the highest bluGaI,a at public
auction, the r. 4 estate described Iu said iced,
situate in Shelby county, state Di Tennessee
and in tire city Of Memphis, 5e-luuiuZ o.. the
south side Of Court street az q point where
the south side of court street llteTse.J- I.e
center of Bayou GayOsO; thence south with
the center OF said Bayou $50 feet 10 q stake:
thence east 1lS feet to stake; thence north
$50 feet TO the south line of Court street .fUrunp
west with the south line of Court street lis
feet TO the beginning.
The equity of redemption is waived and the
title is believed to be good, but 1 VIII sell
and convey as trustee only.
was appointed trustee in said deed by the
Probate Court OF Shelby county, instead by A
W. Young, who resigned.
fuI6 II. IL. EIlTThkaLDN