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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-11-04
ANNEXATION AND 4 STATE.

/ AA~ >~N'eV ~ANtSSHUN Va S(ls AL Il,
says:
"Ilcn. y. Jacobs, in = speech lately
delivered in the city Of Walla Waila
stated that a bill had already been in
troduced into the llon,e TO consolidate
part Of Idaho with Washington Terri.
tory. and admit it AS new state"
We suppose the part Of Idaho re-
fcrrtd to is the northern portion. We,
TIL now had not been advised Of the
precise status ot this annexation Ques.
tion in Congress. We were advised
that the memorial Of four.af,hs Of the
citizens Of North Idaho praying for a
union with Washington, was placed iu
the hands Of delegate Jacobs iu the
month Of February last, for to b. pre-
sented aud acted upon by Congress at
the earliest opportuue period. We
knew from letters received that Jacobs
was heartily in favor Of the M assure.
We knew that Bennett the then sitting
delegate from Idaho Was equally opposed
to the measure, and that the ri.h,iul
delegate from Idaho was dcfraudcd from
his seat up to the 2Gth VI June, aud
Therefore could not present aud urge
tins measure, aud not having access to
the Congressional Record to inform us,
we had supposed that no bill had been
introduced looking to the turtherance
of this matter in Congress. But this
paragraph found in the Statesman, il
1t be true, shows that progress has beeu
made, that bin is pow before that
body, and that ut the ensuing session it
will receive the support Of the delegates
both from Idaho and Washington, fer
both are fully committed to the meas.
ure before the people Of the sections to
be benefited thereby aud who are their
constituents. They cannot violate their
pledges made to the people in this re.
spect through themselves aud their
friends by .hsir authority without doing
violence to every principle Of honor
among public men. Blu; will they sue.
coed? Why .hould they no, succeed :
The measure is just one and much
needed by the people IN bath territories
bordering their present line Of scparu.
ton, aud its adoption would do no iu.
justice 70 any other portion Of either
territory. 1t will hasten the admission
OF Washington as a state. 1t will deter
Walla Walla and Columbia counties
from seeking to 60 to Oregon, ard re-
move the desire on the part Of the pco-
pie Of Oregon to possess these counties,
choosing rather to have sister state iu
Washington Territory. 1t will attract
immigration to US with capital. /. will
give to US a degree Of progress hitherto
unknown among US aud stimulate the
industries fur more than to remain rs
We are.
Let US sec to it then that our repre-.
sentative men who can have to do with
this question are Of the true faith.
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z

NoUvEAU MONDE i,n circuinire Taft est
di~persement appreciea, ct Ia ple,,e radicale
In troave fort bonnie punr lee gems du Sud.
ltn attendant. CONNIE rotr en uemontrer Ia
necesslte, CONNIE ai}saI polf exptipner Fen
Vol. Fnsage ct IN victnnr. De sotlats, les ra-
dicaux noirs do charleston ont cora,peuce
t'6me"te ct ntta9ne DIES hom1nns de- cnntenr
de lOp,.inn 'deuiocrntique. Des ilancs ont
you!u defenlre iee hommes aitaanes; mais,
en- petit nombre, a~esarmes, ct CONNIE IN cho.
sc sc passnlt dans Ia NUT, is out etc refonles,
baths ct hlesses. II n en- dies morris, i II fnltn,
lie lendemnin, que lie penpie Sc moutrat ct
fit rentrer Ia lmnde de coJuins dams l'omhre.
Les dts coquims, fontefo,s. iutimident enco-
re- ct commette0t des Wilderness dans les rnes
de derriere Chamberlain, lenr homme ct leur
gonverDenr, a do lancer me proclamation,
Gni done a commence, d'ou Went l'intimida-
ton, ct qnels sont les prov, %cateurs ct les
bandits ? Mails lie parti rndicai, ponr triom-
pher, a~t dispose a tout, meme a une guerre
de race.JC Celia ne deplalt pas il Grant, une be-
te crnelle. Taft dolt alter perorer dams 70
hio. qui est fort doMteux pour les republicans.
Sherman Ini-meme u teliement compris Ia
brutalite ct %finiqnite de Ia circniaire Taft,
qnil IA nmenHee par certaines Instructions.
''Les officers appeIes 4 alder les marshaIs
Jn9eront par eOx-meMes ii le service est legal
o" necessairs.' ct compatible ayeo isurs de-
voirs."-Terry n psra" Ia piste des Iudiens
ct mangns dean. Crook nest pas pIas heu-
reax. Mails Oh SO tue I'M peu anx Collines
Noires.-Les visitenrs devieDnent nombreux
a fExFosition de Philadelphie.-La feyre
jaime sevit t~cnionrs q Savannah.-Sherman
~ ecrit !':Je s"is soldat, ct je n'appartiens
%pub'iQuen,ent 4 ancnU parti Lies green-
back,stes de New York auront une conveu-
ton ct un ticket d'Etat. Grant q lance 50
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C'toyens, taites-vons cnregistrer.
Ce nest pas nn droit settlement,
mais encore un devoir.

ST. JAMES PARISH, September 2nl. 1876.
The Democratic Conservative Parish Central
COMMITTEES me-, this day at Mr.. +. r. Poch6's Office
pursuant 10 adjournment.
Members present:
Msssrs J Gentil vicr. President and acting Pres.
ident, y c.. Mire, A l. Bourgeois. +. NJ. Bricnac,
> 4 Winchester. J. Dornirr and j GAMER.
The minutes Of the proceedings Of last meeting
were read and approved
Mr.. A. l. Bourgeois offered the following resolu.
tons: EdF
Ist. Resolved, that the President of this Commit.
tee be authorized to call the Parish Convention TO
NEE, a, such time aud place as he shall deem prop.
cr, in order 10 nominate Candidates for Parish offices.
2nd. Resolved that the above resolution take eft
et from and after its passage, and tina, all other re-
solutions on the same subject matter bs and the
same are hereby repealed
mayed To amend the above resolutions by striking
ont i'll the first resolution the words President of
this Committee and inserting in line thereof he
words Democratic Conservative Parish Central
Committee which mo'ion prevailed. and on mo-
ito" Of Mr.. Gentil. duly seconded the above rrsolu-
tons rs amended were duly adopted.
On motion Of NJ Winchester CHE acting Presid,
emit IN the chair, thr following resolution was adopted:
Resolved thar a Committee of seven he appointed
by the Chair. whose duty II shall be to make the
necessary preparations for another ratification mass
meeting. and with power to fix the time aud place
of holding said meeting, aud to invite Speakers to
address the same.
The acting president designated as members Of
said Committee Messrs. i. P Pochf. All. Roman,
Jules Doraier, J. Louis Gandet. a. l.. Bourgeois.
J R Winchester and Dr.. o Gaudrt.
On motion Of Mr. A l. Bourgeois it was nnani.
,ao,isly resolved tina. Col. Alfred Roman he and he
is hereby duly appointed member Of the Democra
tic Conservative State Central Committee to repres.
ent the Parish Of ST. James in said Committee, and
that proper credentials be made ont and forwarded
without delay to Col. Roman, by the Secretaries OF
this Committee
There being no further business. on motion. duly
seconded, the Co,pmitt-- then adjourned to meet at
Col A Roman Office, on the LIST. Saturday of Oct.
ober next 1876, nj u NJ.
EMILE J. LAICHE,
. UH= J.LOUIS GAUDET.
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perdncs,-cnter dies miseres, des plain
ties etsdes lamentations douloQyeuses,
-ouM est desecndu. Car Get enfer,
aux temps dc jesus surtouts n'dtaAt pas
III. lien invisible ct en,ysterieuX,l I'M do,
maine inconnu OH nous ne rGnetrions
pu'apres III mort, ct d'oN les supplicics
souifraient sans remission, sans par
don ct sans csptrance, mails bien
la terre lies vivants. Les stllpliclts
etaient dies vivantS mn nous. LIT
ceux qui mons ettraicnt par les chati-
mcnts de l'autre monde. comme 81 les
peines de cel..i-ci etaient insntlisantes,
CONNIE ii nous avions besoin dentrer
dams l'autres limbes pour connaitre
d'Autres suutfranccs, ont pcut-ttrc tort
de sc anettie limaginntion ala torture
pour inventor, dccouvrir ct perfection
ncr dies fortunes qui men f~inissent point
ct DIES supplies Qui transformer Dicu
en- bouIleau. Soutfiir lei, c'est Gtre heu-
rcux la-haut. II sera 'beaucoup pardon
ne 4 ccux qui anront beaucoup aimt ct
beauconp souitert, ct lie royaume DIES
cierx est lie royaume de toutes les don-
leurs. dc toutes les consultations ct de
tous les pardons. II ny Il pas de pardon
impossible 4 la Justice tie Dieu. nui est
la hohtc. N'cst-ee point Ia Ia veritable
doctrine du Christ, ct voulez-vous que
Dieu, an jour de son jugement, lui qni
a comm nos taiblcsses, o miseres ct
nos eprcnves, dams les mains de qni nous
n'avons etc Gn'nnn creature dc sa vo|on'
te ct de SEES Huvres. Ell voyamt nne pau.
vre anne bicn miserable, bien blessee,
Qui a bien pleu1e ct bien p@ch6, qui
dcmanAe la paix, qui a soft de lnmierc.
qui volt eniin la VERT" ct qni e repent.
disc: Allez, maudite. son1frir NY fam.
mes A%telnelleS!. Ill nest pas bon que
rhommc, le fills dc Diru, croie one SOL
pere la cree pour IL punir, pour le cha
tier, pour e mau,lilr. pour lui fa,rc cx
-rier les %soutfrancrs de Ia terrc par ,,nt
6tefnittde Seutirancps dams FeDfer. rY
Cycdo IN DeNm mistyicordi9 que sM0
nous disait h rere Septimc, p~eut.ttrt
avec I'M solfeisme mails certaiticment
avec une fol profonhtment sincere.
n j. GENTIL. o.
ff ~ "a 3C~tONtinHer.) A. .
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WemdU1rGmm ImM@Md8tMMata
RA33@RnR
XIII.

Oui, lie, pere Septime creyait 4 lutili-
t4 du pfch6, meme a. 50 necessite, non
pour hi laisser le triomple ct l~uiraccor-
der Il recompense; mails il y cro,yait
CONNIE on croft i I'M mOyen, i une vote
ct i upe 4preuve. Aussi, pecheur com
me- tous he's antres,r par Ia femme com
mo tons lei autrcs, mails sans ravoir
abOmiil1e, d4claree impure eft Eaudite,
CIR iksvast lie souvenir ct le RESPECT DIES
vertus n~saternelles, car Ia mere seta toa-
ioafS mo cfteture auguste ct sacree,
car & ramOtir ) des Miblesses ct DIES
ms raIpO1r pOssAdes aussi DIES ire
sors due supreme. f4lieit6, y pere Sep
elmo Xtait-n uiulI de 60 pretrps de tendre
bienvcillancc ct dc grande misericorde
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| proclamation pour Ia mise Ell viguenr du
tra,te hawuien .-L.'eIection du Maine IL etc
%tlmnnnille 1t repnblicainc.--Un incendie q
fulfil de vnrer tl1xposition.-Ln cueiIletto du
coton est coniMelcee partOnt. Recoltc abon-
Iuante. ' 49,
LorLs1AHE.-Oh est Kellogg ? Kellogg avs
%rnit-i! honte ct pe"r? Coco Antoine CONT
nue. done a se pretasser sur te fnuteuii gnber-
material, Iisant SON jou'ndm rudicnl, ma"dis-
smut les %jonrMnls democrotes, ct fai>nnt des
nominations ,ilicules. Dun autre cote, Mo-
rey ct Lynch, commissaires an Ccntenaire,
prttrndent one Ia condition a%rtue''e des cho-
SEES Ell i.ouisinne est d~ccourageante pour les
republicans. Il" rffrt, les noirs abandon
uent les radicnnX sans cer6monie. A Ste.
Marie, a I'M pipne-niune a Ia Cote Blanche.
cnviron 200 noirs Sc sont joints aux demo-
crates. Dnns IN paroisse Madison, 1ui fnt
%to"i"nrs rkphblicnire. les republicans De
%'co"!cnr ct les damocrates ont conj"intenemt
vote dies resolutions lie mepris ct de degoht
contre les carpet laggers ct contre les sie'lrs
Packard, Brown, Kellogg, Antoine, Chester
1T antrts ti'b">t'ers ,pol,tilnes. QUAINT a lin
tlm'das'on, on SAT- dod ellie Went, ct les
ffn'teS denreg'strement sont nne nnvre
eg'lehent r'd'ca'c. Mnis llntim'aat'"n ct
'cs frnndes ne prAvaudront point. Les radi-
carx, m''Sra lenrs promotions ct 'e"r
grand hesoln dc DISORDERS, n'anront point
deo'ente. lis ponrr"nt hien dire que D'nk-
grave, 'e republicans assasslns rnr IN lncon-
mn, Ia etc pa nn democratic; mais les de-
m"crntrs, qhi prttendent que las>assinat
n eat d""cnn p"rti, ne repondr"m meme
point que M. G. NJ. Evans. I'M honnete ha
hiiant ct democratic de Morehonse quinn
bandit 'hc"nnn Went ae frnrper a mort, a
et' "ss''ss'ne par Nh republican,. L." cAemis5
Antoine nest que lenr propre cllrmise. c'est-
a-d'fe ''ne chen'se safe. Les damorrates ven-
lieut. torar", !" respect mntoel et une election
p"r!til'c. Eta"t l.. m%ajorite. po"rqnoi Won
%.lrn'e,t lis ie de-orare?-Ol done est Kellogg
lac president Grant IL approasa In nomination
dc l'i'tk'n con1me marshal. On dit pintkif
IN "ssez bon homme, meillcnr que Packard
&c qni ct facilr. Kellogg es. 4 Ia ponrs"it,
de Sitting Bull. II ven. Ie scafper ct CIT por-
ter u" cl,rvtlnic A Amos Collins. dn Re7ists7'
ID. j. Sones. politician trop comm. ct II. L.
smith. du 7i,ses. ont en- une repcontrc dan
Ia rue Canal. G~aeseMent b|esses sous les deux
lis vivr"nt tons lea dcux.-Antoine n Ia una
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Nicholas EFT WlLrz -Notre ani Leon Me-
Dial, Contissnr Nh No. 93 rue Vieills Levee,
Nonvelle- ORLEANS, Il en- unc ilie ln.uiueuse,
Ii II fat c"nfec.ionner dies surprise borcs nvec
les portraits arti-tipurnicut fats de Mhssieurs
NiehoiI, ct W,ltz. Dire ce qni sen venl est
impossible, toni lie morde ven, en- avoir. on
mang" icS fines draee,'s ct Ton conserve les
portraits dee denx hommes les plus popu!ai-
res de IN Louisiana.
Nous engageons les marchands qni mont
pas encore fait de commanaes de Sc hater.
ear c'est par mllliers qu'elles Sc dahitent cha
que jonrs. .F
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COMMERCIAL.

M. Klopman de la maison Israel, ar.
rirc, d. Nord.
TIA augmeatf ct ,enoureH 6 stock du
rastc ct populaire Basay dc Donaldson.
riNe.
&c ba:ar content toatcs les Ma,chandi-
ser possibles.
TT ces MarcAamdises se rendcnt d DIES
prir rraimcnt impossiOlcs.
Car, par INC noariUc reduction, ccs
m~aychan1ises Sc d~OMncrdient ct ~ Sc zen
drdient plus.
Lises Faris Israel.
On piut6t alts roir Ia n,dison Israel.
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LES P~HAKlSIENS.

La fol, sans la pratiaue,
ASsuramcnt NJ fat ST..
Nj Chrtticn dogmatique, , .cf
Nj Roman hien )Mrfait. -, 900
Mails la lsatique cxtreme, fari 'n
Sans fol, pour DIES temoins,
Qui calaule ct blasphtme. ff'''t
Want encer cent fois MONS. Nf' %
Soft dit sans poIsie, ,rs,5a
En- style c%ourt,vttu: s,.' .r.
C'est de mypocrisic, ra8t
Gu masque de yertu. W .s, Il.
Miatx vandrait Fnertsie, g7n4
: Qui ma,clle Ii front haut, 'fN ef
Que cette hslMcrisie -aa
; DE Tartnfe on cagot. te' .is'i io4nt
En- effet vhereti1ne..
Ne sa,lrait nous trompcr;
Mails la fausse pratique
Est Part de nous dnper.
1T Jesus n'aimait guere
LIE Pharisicn mcntenr.
Qni trompait L. vuigaire
Par dies airs dc Docteur, M
LIT Qui, premier at temple,
Mails dernicr dcvant Dien,
Disait: "Moi scul contcmple
lie Maitrp de &c lieu.
lie Seigneur me regarde .l,r.
Avec am&nitt;
Mails il lie prend pas sarde
Au pfcheur d'a-cott.
Ce p6chcur miserable
Est un coquin toni nu,
Quand jc suis venerable,
Honntte ct bien connu.
Dieu m'ecoute, ct le pratre,
Anon commandment,
plescrt &c qni dot 6tre,
LIT tousse mainement."
o Pharisien d'argile,
Nous vous trompeZ vraiment;
Car lie saint Evangile
Parle bien autrement;
Car Dien he prend pas garle
AK DocteurS CONNIE nous,
Et tendrpment regarde
Les humbles d genoux.
j. G..
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III. u. RIVET
SUCCESSEUR DE
r.. d. Gle.

A c~onstamment en- magasiu IN assorti-
ment complet de Drognes, Prodmits Chimi-
ones, article de teintarerie, Parfumerie. Ban
dages. Indictments pateLtas, francais, an
glais. americans,
FAUX minArales nntmreiles ct ~factices.
Proprietaire des Csisbyes Bnters dc A. A.
Peychaad.
Coin Bienville ct Chartres.
Nouvelle- Orleans.
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Nodes,

Nine. Alfred Wooloueham, do St-Jean
Baptiste. IA ithonneur d'informer 10 public gu
ellie Went d'ouvrir III nonvean Salon dc modes
NpfcinlcMemt dssiime 0~r danes,
Grand assortment de nonveautes do Paris.
Chapeaux, Velours, Rubans,
-. Cravates ct Cheveux.
Confection dc Robes, Patrons,
AUX PLUS BIAS PRlX.
10 mai Is.
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c. JAUBERT & clE..

1MPORTATEURS DE
Morchandises Seches ftrungeres ct
Imtyic0ines.
Rnb0ns, Garnitures, Bonneterie,
Mouchoirs, dc, de-,
No. 20, rue de Chartres, pres Canal,
NOUVEI.LE-O ORLEANS.
C'eSt a%"jonr1 hui In seuie maison FRANCHISE
an. ap'es nvoir rtsiste 30 ans il tontes les
crises 1n"nc'eres. offre encore a SEES clients lie
plus complet assortment de marchaudises
seches ct an plus bias prix du marche.
I'm soin tont particnlier est apporte b rem
p'ir lea ordres ADDRESSES DIES campapnes.
Sept. Is. ! an.
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PAID UP CAPITAL, 95oo.0o0.

PAID Up CAPITAL. $5oo!oW.
Jno, G. Gaines, Jas, /. Day,
Il. J, Hart, Geo. JOINS,
Henry kenshaw, Emory CIapp,
Hugh Wilson, 4. L. Airey.
Il. Blscoe, james Byrnes,
A. Baldwin, J. l.. Ha,ris,
Chas. Macready, Lionel g. Levy,
W. +. Seymour, ". B. ,chmidt,
Richard Flower, L. Alcus,
j.. Weiss, j. Fntjo,
B. w Taylor. Scott McGehee,
J.. G. Morris, Isanc l.. Haas.
JUST COMES. Solicitor for the Country
- sept &c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-05
Attachment Notice.

-
Mcdaniel 4 Mccormick. a firm composed NJ
VIM. Il Mcdaniel and George W. McCor-
mick vs. George W. Seaborn.
n THIS CAUSE AN ATTAOHMENTHAV.
L ing been sued out under the acts of the As
sembly Of the State of Tennessee, 1870 and
1871, chapter lG, section /, passed january
%, 1871, and returned levied upon the prop
erty of the defendant, and affidavit having
been made that defendant is justly indebted
to plaintiffs 10 the sum of Sll0 GA, due by ac-
count II is therefore ordered that defendant
mako his appearance before nc On the csth
day Of April, 1876, at ten o'clock am. at
my office. in the city Of Memphis, Ten
nessee. and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the same
will be proceeded with OK parte; and that a
copy of this order be published once a week
Tor four successive Weeksin the Public Ledger,
This 10th day Of March, 1876.
JAMES HALL, j. P.
HANSON, WEATHERFORD Il ESTES. Attorneys
for plaintiff. I-23-29.35
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MARKEr,


The following quotations are for order,
from store and small lots in 8 iobbinR way:
APPLES-Medium. % 1904 50; choice. 6 %
g6 50 per Dbl.
BRAN-stssdy; wheat. GIG Ooel7 90 2 ton :
corn, SIG 50 70 1850.
BACON packed - Shoulders 101zgIOLo;
long clear sides l3Ie; clear rib sides l3z9
lAci clear, sides I314gl4e; breakfast l5c;
sugar-cured hams, canVased, 10 s15Hc; sugar.
cured hams, ~uncanvassd, lNgl5c,
BEANB-n 2og1 70.
BUTTER@oOmmOn. l5e9Oc; medium. 2O@
BALfNG sfUFRs AND TIEs-BaTriuR. 2
lbs, lSqlsHc; ~ lbs l3A 70 Il; ties, 81 10
$40. Baling tEine. 149l4Hc.
BUILDING MATERIALS-In store prioes
are: Cement. Louisville, 90 Is 10 2 20; Rosen-
dale. D Dbl. 2 5092 rs; hair, 2 2a2 Is 4 40
10 bale; plaster. Michigan, 3 80; New YORK,
Ooi lime, pei. Dbl. ! 35gl 50. Rire-brick,
800 70 90 per 100; brick. 10 TO II per 1000.
BEEF, FRESH Forequarters. 3 TO &c;
hindqgaTtsrs. 5g6hc. Hogs. s to lOhc. Sheep.
CANDLEs- Boxes. full weight ls to 1sHo,
half box full weight l6Z TO lie; quarter box,
full weight IL 10 Ike per 10.
CQCyANUIS-Per 100. s coos 20.
SOHfEE-kio y ID, common 10 choice, q
95e; Java and Laguayrs. &936o.
CHICKENS Mixed, 81 1898 50; choice
hsns, "a 5095 50. w
COAL 0IL-W gallon, lsaIoo.
gQkn-hixed, So 70 $50; white, 53R8e.
VOhh-MEAL Kiln-dried. fun weights.
COTTON YARNs-No. 600. l2aIz,lo. No
log, 44lfhci No. 400, 16@l6%c. W
,,OABEAGES-Per 100 heads 81 0Oa10OO. ma.
dun, 6lgLc; common, "a COOS 90,
9hEEsEcNew Factory, l29lIc; English
dairy. H9l6c: rates irregular.
OOIION-SEkD-S8 90 a ton.
C0TT0N-SEED 0IL-Cotton-seed oil "a
in demand: Crude. at 4294So; yellow. Ha5S..
oil-meal. S5 B ton and ] IS a hundred '
ChOUI-Per barrel, S596 so; haIf-barraIv
e3 0093 25, as to quality.
gRANBERkIES-B Dbl, 10 50al 50.
". I; mEAIe-shoulders 81 70 9zc; long
l2lc; clear sides ~ 10 i25Se; bSws ~ y
meas psoTk ~ 30 TO Is %; rumped perF S2I 20:
DRIED FkUIT-Applss. $685.; peaches.
DRUGs-opium. Ct Is to 7 50; o~u,nin..
" 70 . ounce; morphine, 5 rs Bounce cam.
phor, $50 per pound; chloroform. I 81 q
pounds castor oil. lsc y pound; borax. ga q
pound; blue-mass, In Jars, 75c d pound cal.
omol., % v pound; indigo, 75@s1 10 a
pound; asitoetidar, IS and 40o a pound: tar.
taric acid, % and $50; s~ulphurio acid. 81 4
peqnoi alcohol, z 80 y gallon; iodide potash,
Eggg-i29lSc S!dOEsn: nomisSi'
FbOUh- super and extra, "a 7505 %.
double extra, IS 25@5 IS; treble extra. & Ooa
S5Oi choice family. 7%9775; fancy, S6O9S60
FISH-Mackerel, half-barrels. No. !. o 4
$50 half. barrels No. q. 77bq8 90; hsif-bay,
Iels No. 9, 675@7 %; kits No. i. iBa5 00.
Kits, No. 2,l gO@l rs; kits No. 3. / 60. White
hsh, Mol. half-barrols, 8 1905 IS, family 50a
y. Herring. smoked, SOC; roe herrings, half
nsIIeIs, q heelioot Lake. .89l5c y lb; Chi
gRITS-A so @5 so y Dbl.
gBEsE-Steady at So OO07 90.
JANE Whole deer. per ID, $3.50; Yenison
seddlee, per ID, 10 TO l2c; rabbits per dozen,
" SQUIRRELS per desen 81 SOTO zoo; opossums
100 10 VI % each mallard ducks per dosen, 81
70 q gray ducks per dozen 81; wood and teal
ducks per dozen 81 Is; prairie chickens Iper
diozen, =; quails per dozen, 90; game-hsh per
ID, Ste l0c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-05
Rith hid transaotions worthy of note.
COTTON.

The market this morning opened quiet,
with prices weak and unsettled, the un-
favorable advices from Liverpool and
the Eastern markets having a tendency
to depress the market here. Offerings
we're fair, with a limited demand and
light transactions. Estimated sales for
the day we're 1000 bales; sales yesterday
1900 bales, of which 600 were taken by
%spiuners and 400 by exporters. New
York spots opened dull aud heavy, and
at noo we're dull, with futures quiet and
easy. Liverpool spots we're tending
~downwards, with arrivals l-32d lower.
New Orleans was quiet and unchanged.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. STANDARD
AMKRIOAN CLASSIFICATION,
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in legal hours. in front Of the Court House,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell. TO the
highest bidder. for cash. the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Lying and beins
10 the county Of Shelby, State Of Tennessee,
aud in the Seventeenth Civil District, begin
ming at q sweet-gum marked r. B. at the
northwest corner Of a two hundred acre
grant in the name of @. D. MCLEAN; thence
north So east 9S poles and II links TO q stake
with elm and dogwood pointers, the north
boundary Of said grant; thence south l0o east
80 poles and II links TO q stake with black
gum and.dOgwood pointers; thence south 89o
west so poles to a stake in the west boundary
of said grant. with oak and poplar pointers
thence north L west s. poles and II links Il
the beginning, containing 50 Si-l00 acres. See
Book 81, page $50.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
estate of Boyd Williams, to satisfy said iudg-
mont. interest and costs.
Memphis. l4th day Of March, 1876.
Sheriff Of Shelby County, Tenn.
By J. C. BUSTER. d. s.
l j. HoRRIGAN. Attorney for plaintiff.
22-2S-34
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