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.-Dr. &Need. Dentist. is
nOW iH OSrrOfG, ana can
be FONNE Hifae Planters
House fora Short time.

1t is with regrc; that we part with
our old and esteemed friend, DR.. J. f.
Felts, who has moved out to Chicka-
,awha. We wish the doctor success
in his new field Of operations, and con-
gratuls,e the citizens of 'Sawba on their
acquisition.
Our planting friends in this vicin
ity are very much discouraged at the
turn out Of their cotton crop. The
trtss and subsequent heavy rains few
weeks since materially damaged it. and
where from a bale to bale and quar-
ter was peotcd. not more than a halt
to three quarters OF bale will be real.
lied. Added to the deficiency, the
low prices make it hard on our plant
ers but then, we have no doubt bu,
that they are already planning to plant
double the acreage next spring, and it
is of no use to try and convince them
of their suicidal policy.
We hear il rumored around that a
couple Of weddings took place during
the week in the vicinity, but we arc
inclined to discrcdit the report, be.
cause, in the first place, you see, we
gencarlIy try to keep posted in all such
matters, and, again, we received nc
orders for printed keerds and in the
second place, we received no Official
notice OF the fact; and in the third
place, the customary wine and cake
have not "came" hither. But, then
such things nigh, happen in our very
midst, and we be none the wiser.
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In another column will be found an
entire change Of advertisement, BY Mess.
Stowell q Heinz. They have just re
reived another large assortment of fresh
goods, notions and fancy groceries,
which for beauty, style and elegance,
cannot be surpassed. Don't fail to give
them call.
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LOCAL.

Circuit court next week.
Ten nights in a bar.room."
Heavy frost yesterday morning.
-Wanted-at this oflice-money.
The mercury has ranged from 7o
to So, during the past week.
Fight. John Thompson and Black
Fines aggregated Sc and costs.
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Cotton, in view of the probable
European wars, is gradually going up.
As it seems almost inevitable that
general war will ensue from the pres.
cnt complications, we would advise
our planters to hang on to their re-
naming portions Of crops as long as
possible.
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Cricket 1az Gx Hearth

II is mammoth iG-pagc Illustrated paper lsize
Of Ilarpor's Weekly, filed with the choicest
reading for old aud young. Serial and short
Stories, sketches, Poems. Uscful knowledge,
VIII and Iiumor, Answers to { correspondents,
puzzles, Games. Popular Songs" etr.. etc.
Lively, entertaining, amusing aud instructive.
Tho largest, handsoincst he It. and cheapest pa
per of iis class published. ONLY sl PER YEAR,
with choice ~ three premiums the h'aniiful new
chrome, "lcs or No2'' size l5XI9 inches any one
OF the cclchatcd novels by Cha les Dickens. or
an elegant Box OF stationery Paper without
premium. only - rt- per year Or We VIII send
II four months on trial for only % cents. Gf-Srcc-
lmeu copy sent on receipt Of stamp. rgenlr
wanted Address Y VI Lupton Co. Pub.
lirhcrr, 81 Park Row. New York. lO-i-it
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The stated communications of Osccola Lohg,
No. q +. X \. NJ, will be rtll the saturday,
on or next before, each full moon. yiz, Jan
S,h, Feb Jth.. March ifh., April sh.. May Gih =.
June Sr'i, lst. John, the Baptist, June !ith, }
Oct 2sih Nov 18th, Dee 9Th dee 3Oth
st. John the Eyangcli-D
The Members are ordered to attend in accord.
anc with the by Laws
All Master Mnsons in good standing are cor,li
ally invited to attend. By order uf
r.. a. GARLlCk, W VI.
y W. CLAPP, Src'y.
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II. NJ. MCvEIGH. ;. ;. sEMMhs'
McVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
s. s SEMMES,
40 T.4RY'P u II Il nc.
OECEOL.x.

Mississippi County ArK,
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the Su-
prcme Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes,
zee and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
iections, TO the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
and to whatever may appcrtain
toa general Land Agency.
Jan. IL If.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS FOR
THE OSJEpI4A CIRCUIT.
Osceola--frst aud fourth Sundays.
Mill Bayou aud Williams school lIouse--Scc-
ond sunday.
Car-on's Lake aud Sandy Bayou-1hird sun
day.
Stonewall-Fifth SUNDAY,
F N. PETrEY. PC.
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The y denotes rise, and the - fall Of river.
Port List.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Osceola Belle, Memphis.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Grand Republic, St. Louis
Ste. Genevieve, Memphis.
Damsel, New Madrid.
d" Capitol City, Vicksburg
Robt. Mitchell, N. o.
DEPARTURES.
E" Osceola Belle, Ashport.
Grand Republic, N. ..
l." Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
4" Damscl, Fulton.
Capitol City, St. Louis.
Robt. Mitchell, St. Louis.
Ste. Genevieve, ST. Louis.
RIVER, WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
The river still remains very low,
much to the disadvantage Of steamers
Weather clear and cool, with occa
sonal northwest winds, that make
oyercoats in good demand.
Business improving.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Why do we not hear from Capt.
Eads' jettiesy
And what has become of the
Barataria canal?
The bank still continues caving al
this place, owing to the unusual force
of the current.
The Grand Republic, W. M
Thorwegan, master, passed down Wed
nesday evening with very fair uip oI
freight and people.
Dan Rice's show boat, "Damsel, u
arrived here Thursday morning, and il
very neat looking little craft. She
departed for Fulton yesterday morn
ing.
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This is Business.
Prince Milan Takes Com
mand Of the Forces.
Russia Demands a Suspension of
HOstilities-The Porte Given
FOrty-eight Hours to Make
up His Mind.

LONDON, Oct. 3i.-A Belgrade dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph an
nounces that Prince Milan will take
command of the army day. A spc-
cial from Belgrade to the Daily News
reports that Of 1000 Russians engaged
in the last fight at Diunis 700 were
killed The Turkish batteries from
Djunis are shelling the Deligrad camp.
The Scrvians are quitting it for a new
position.
Minister Risties is left in charge of
the government at Belgrade. lie Is
empowered to treat for peace or ar
mistice if any opportunity arises. 1t
Is thought Il at he will seize the first
opportunity to make peace, and thus
free the government from the influence
of Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 3I.-To-
days Official Gazette states that Gen.
lgnatief, Russian ambassador at Con-
stantnople, has been instructed to de-
mand the porte's acceptance within
torty-eight hours of an armistice and a
suspension of hostilities, otherwise the
diplomatic relations between Russia and
Turkey will be broken of, and Gen.
Ignatief, with the whole portion of the
ambassy, will leave Constantinople.
This ultimatum OF Russia to Turkey
was despatched from Levodia, where
The RUSSIAN court is soourning, to Con-
stantinoPlc, yesterday
PARIS, October 3I.-Advces from
Constantinople last night say that the
armlstce was not then signed, but that
its signature was regarded us probable.
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pNN III
Csc cola.
(;Itt,, EI,IfS.

INHE GRE\T HARD TIMES PAPE ID
The best. the hrApest, Gnd the most r y
Popular.
You cannot aifoId to be without the
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RIVER N e wS.

WAR DrrARrArSr, RNER RLrour. !
November 1. 1876.
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By special arrangement, subscribers
wishing this paper, OscEoLA TINES,
and the Little Rock Gazette, can have
both at $3.50.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OffCEI.S.
Governor a. II. Garland
aec'y uf State-B Il. B Beavers.
Auditorium. X. Miller.
Ir, ,asurcr.T j. Churchill.
ATTY Gcnl.-r. l.. Hughes.
tom. STATE Lands--J y >miihcc.
thancellur--J H. Eakn.
thanccry tltrk-A H. Wit.
Chief Justlce--E H. English
Asrpcialc Jus,lees-W NJ. Harrison and
David Walker
Congressman, lst DI-tlct-L. e. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Ciremt Counties ot NJ issi-sppi, Cross
trittendcn, Fointselt, Craighcaa, Greene, Jla! =
ton aud Randolph
Circuit Judge l.. Mack.
Pros. Att'y.-Ruius II Black.
LEGISLATIVE
2hh District-Curnticr Of Mi -rissippi, JACK son.
tointsett and Lraiyhtail.
state ScmatOr-J. + henderson
E-ptrscnAiiye-J. D Ruddlr.
COUNTY OFFICER
County Judge- l. VI Carrigan.
Sheriff.. Is Driver,
county C-rk j. h. =. Hale.
lrra-urcr-J. l. Driver
Suneyur--Juhn II. RAINY.
Assrsur--l. Ward
Coroner \. W Lucas.
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Local Column
MASONIC

A The regular stated meeting Of Osceola
wv X A. Chapter, Ne. -. is on the
w lhurSday next before each ruil
moon, VIZ; Jan 9th, Feb Srd. March
2nd April 9TH May ith., June 1T !.
June 29th August 3rd August 3lst. Scptein-
bef 3slh., October 36h November 23rd, De
ccmhcr 2sth
fuli attendance of the members Il At all times
earnestly requested.
All h Masons in good standing are inv.
ted 10 attend.
By order OF c l. MOORE IL II
J ". CLArP, Secretary.
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Will practice in the counties Of Mis-
sissippi, Crittenden, Cross, st.
Francis, Phillips and Desha, and
in the Supreme Court Of the State
nj little Rock.
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FAREWELL.

BY Y.
Farewell the word must now be spoken,
Though it should even crush my heart,
The tie that binds rs mu-t.be broken,
Our path hencefo forth is fer apart.
MUuri, full aud solemn as funeral kncll
Brcathcs out my soul 10 thee long farewell.
farewc--how much of earthly sorrow
one little word, alas can tell,
We meet as 'tweie to-day--to- morrow
Utter the nlourniul word, farewell!
While burning tears forth from our sad eyes wei
Wrung by the anguish OF II last farewell
Farewell, hast thou no fond regrets
Hast thou no sadlencJ thoughts for NEE
Ny bright star ofhope forever sets,
For all my hopes were merged in thee.
Yet softly, sadly a. loves dy ing knell,
whisper now 10 thee u last farewell
DoN'T
FAIL
To GO out
AND vote for
TrLDES, Hendricks,
l.. G. CAUSE and Reform,
NExr Tuesday, November 7th.
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Frank L. James, Eli. D

WIN practice Medicine and Surgery In O-ccola
and the immediate vicinity
1. Office over the Clerks once.
OSCEoL A, ARK
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

foR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES:
One dollar per square OF one inch running
measure, or space of ten lines OF this type, for
hrst Insertion, aud seventy live cents ior each
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OBITUARY NOTILES-inserted at adyerts-
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A liberal deduction made on above rates for
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When no contracts are made. cash must ac-
company all advertisements. No dcNiations
from the above rules.
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FOR SALE ny
l0}EIM 4 EONELL, RaIIaS, Texas.
AND DRUGGISTS GANEDALM.
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srsx..1sHzaS5aruBpess

PICK ~ alinos amy newspaper published
nuIlil ~ he Rcd river an sou win sec thr
futd "FkEE' IA Uiu iIlaCk lrttp.h isoHd be-
ow it ana sou VIII hud Il lcqu,si Tor the
'aIL'N nnd a ~ c'Hoi All the SOUS and duugn-
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TEXAS ENlGR\IiON AGENT. SedaIin,
VI sS0uri, Who WI mnil them without cost u
!FhEE at lpE ~ lt,&AS," HE land o.
SnnbehmS, uUnuiliul prhiries aud lovely val
legs his book We have seen. II ia accom-
panied with beautiful cOiOred maps, illustril-
tions, rates ~ fare and freight, fun OF infor-
mnti0n c0nccining our cities, rivers, lands,
crops, SCHOOLS, churches, etc. Who pays for
it?' THE MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands To
all parts OF the United States and Europe.
This coca 10 show what they are doing for
Texas. They have lately reduced their rates
of fare tor emlgrants almost one-half. Their
trains are crowded, and special trains are
frequently run TO -aeoommod ate the people,
They are spending thousands of dollars In
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing free In formation
concerning Texas throughout The United
Siiltes. They ask our aid in their efforts.
Patronjze the MISSOURI, KANSAS "
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the Great Union Depot In ST. Louis. They
don't compel you to ride three or four miles
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coaches and sleepers through to St. Louis
and enter the Union Depot. Is there any
other line from Texas that does? "No."
They also run coaches nnd sleeping cars from
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any friends East looking towards Texas2 II
10, send their address to theundersigned and
he will with pleasure forward them land you
-aIsol "a beautiful pamphlet ana other Inter
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water.
Natures Own Remedy.

Ga Ing . valuable valuable preparation put up by DR.
NJ. -, Soietnan, Dallas, Texas, is An ain
Uie cure tor Chronic Constellation. sick mn,
NerVous Headache, NeuralRIa. -pornId i, o..
NERVOUS Debility and the long liz 81 a.
enres arising nom u dlsordered slolnaen and
constipated bowels. ""u
b'wnl relieve the worst cases of neryou.
anu sick headaches In from one io iht ~.
hours; VIII cure themost Obstinate cnses nj
days. ''''" w" w 'hlIty
u y the best and surest purRntiye eve,
nsr ali airy disease, bsing perfectly safe un,
uel MI circumstances, uniaillnv In in ,,r.
1io'l, entlrely iree from any nausea, pripinv
OF even unpleasantneSs. POSsesslnv in,' +,
piopertles' ia thing unknown i'm any ollrl
TuIH puisatlVe,) that pusihes the blood md
tha ssn ~ .ne system ~ such manner That
' IL SAINT enect Is produced by red lctd
uose uItil us use may be discontinued ana /,
permanent cure effected
49, ~ 70 40 ooiVehltnt, only requiring glass III
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as, .I VIII not interfere In either business
by analysis this preparation will H., fopnd
W contain MI the medicinal properties of
.ne " mug sulphur Spring Wafer, as TAX an
uoIu tnesprlnss,Duti In n cOncentrAtrtll form.
euSh plhtDeing equal 10 two gallons,
~, ~ iheuiclh9i pr0prrtlcs OF the Snlinrs
ana acldsiiound III White Sull hur SpI iny
water are well understood by All wei I'M.
miined medical men, In tact, these salinrs
ma ACIDS prepared by nature, enter directly
,tito inc composition OF the blood, aud no
uloou Gnu ne healthy that lacks any enc OF
'n1il III Ihclr proper proportion.
Hehce the sure and unvHrying action of
ti!s preparation. As $ on ns II Is taiuu il
enters into the blood, eXpcl Ing all uurullu
nitu poiHohs arising nom indigestion or
ninIhrli', purifying the blood, ana strength.
ellng the nervous system, e uHlinr lnt rnr,I.
plexloh ana in, arting conceal healthy
tome to the onri T. system.
put this ia the reach Of nil, we are nut.
tlh2 u up IN Two Size bottles, the prices be.
ny t"ohty'hVe cchtS nnG II dollar sold by
drurgiS generally.
GEo.s. COLEMAN &CU.
DALLAs, TENAs, July 10, 1875.
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we, the Undersigned Druggists Of alias,
Texas, having been selling M Coleman,
Concentrated white sulphur Sm.YgS Wnir
Dr The past year or moro, dud having ample
"rpnHunlty OF Learning Of ity,nt c5lrpon the
parties 10 whom We have sold, lunnhcSltn.
tingl% Pronounce 1t one OF the best rrnudir,
upon the market. And Tor the diseases
mentioned In Or, Colrnau's cirrnlar aud ~
pecialIy chronic constipation, sick and uer-
Vous hcH aches, and rs II common puipmliyt
we hay" never ola any preparation TINT
gives such universal snjisutctiun
kuowng It's plahNantund un ailing efiuUts
together with lis perfect s.d,'ly under ali cir.
cum stances, "" nnSt cheer fully recommend
iIs use 10 the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR WALKER,
GAELAWAl ~ GALE,
no 'klSE ~ HOWELL,
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IlOiT n COFFlN.
DALLAS, TrYaS Jull /, 1876
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,upOAD TIME TABLE.
.,,, Departure Of Trains NJ
Dailas.
..,,, , Avn TEXAS CENTRAL.
,.u,Lrun IHEGIRL DELssis
,nnt the Beauties of Dallas
o,.,,tcmplntr win Envy.
r,om tho Baltimore Ga]ette'l

N urom tho Baltimore GaHelie'l
I'm Iii, .,vero days past tall and thin
Ill., i" , .irl. apparently about eighteen
Ill., i me-. has appeared ON Baltimore
IA W. a,tI,,,arlius rs much attention by
"a ',, ,,y ~ yet up as Dr.. Mary Walker ever
W s' nar trousers. She was attircd IN
'l w. W, Skirt " lii a supcriluity Of Hut
N ,r,r his a lilac colored overdrrss
"a 'r rro~ flowers OF a darker shade of
"A, .,mr color; the oycrlress trimmed
" '" wrists with long and
IA. cherry ribbons, and pulled Outward
|' inward witha hustle that evident
"a ,tld measure more than the wcarcr
"A .ircnnlerencr On her hands She
", rorn.colorcd kids, with a numbrr
Tlnmond rings outside; IN her ears
,En uIl rings about two INCHES ~
IA LonJ Ol massive construction Whll"
;Nrrueck there WAS Il breast Din rs by
D6ud As the bottom Of an ordinary sap5
NJ SheaIso had oan heavy gold chain
M large lockct, Wildcat her side hung
kihrr clmtclainc, with a feather fan
.Np,ina to it. On her mead, in the
ma munty manner, she wore Il tasteful
id Of dark material, with gold and
srpn plmrs that swept oyer her shout
'e and half way down her back. The
,lau,s were numerous and evidently of
ts most expensive kind, and the effect
Glrm was that her head gear rcscm.
hi the hcld.drc>s Of the Indian wal-
Al Oh the warpath,
Z fheeHact Of this strange attire, all OF
Iie most costly description, WAS most
!roi,slle, and was not much relieved
,yt.r appearance of the wearcr, who
i'd quite a pretty face spoiled by the
uastisllc application Of rouge and-i light |
iopn hair, 50 unnaturally light as to
ldcate at once that it was a wig. As
NJ walked along in mincing gait,
ming rich lace parasol over her !
I'd. she wore a pleasant smile, which
labled her to show beautiful set OF
Nh to every passer-by. Her feet were
'nrent beneath the dress, convenient
hlanged for that purpose short i'll
nd and it seemed miraculous how
D tiny affairs could support 50 much
ht trbclows and feathers, A con-
zint in her gait, however, suggested
i she had No. foot in n No. 3.
n She seemed unconscious of the
baijop ahe was creating, and evident
b her selfsatishod air was Us proud
hi appearance as the Cleopatra ON
sriver OF Gydnus.
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NATIONAL LINE. OF STEAMERS.

Consisting of twelve Ave large steamships,
one OF the best and certainly the cneaPe,s ,'
line plying between New ho.k' oah,n win
railroads Tickets, either way, from enu n ~
Dallas, or round trip tickets. goou Iuf NV NV
yaar. Tor sale BY the UNDERSIGNED. for par par
ticulars, and 10 see plan OF the steane,s en-
-janlldtf W. y. LYTE n co. Aaebt'
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iRKETS BY TELEGRAPH

|!tney closed easy at IL per cent.
'fqne mercantile paper 3@i per cent.
:allom receipts $4,000.
ar1siant !reashrer d isbursed $4,000.
Qelllngs sS}, OOO,O0O.
l'lIllrs dull; 6O days siS7@is7A. -
Commercial,
i<trlNoRR, August 30. --CoIn-Mfxed wes-
1dall at 6l4c.
4 l. us, August 3O.-Hemp duh and
1aRnged Flour full, superiine and me-
~ extras In some demand, but other
" dull, supsrfine " 75gs9; extra 81 25Qs
N * s.9i 80; XXX aS4 7o9s5 %. Wheat
w No. ball II l4h spot anu september \
~ lax spot. .Cornuusetti and lower
1H9iic; spot H9Hh |; September il1sc.
4pull and lower at GW301aI. Rye higher
5nc spot. Barley, no market, WHISKY
'aS aud unchanged. Butter steady,
AZ To selected dairy lS@2ic; country
'fllSlGc, Eggs, only locnl demand. lU@
Hay duiI, prairie unchanged Coffee
TN advancing tendency, ordinary Il
- Rios rats2lc. Molasses unchanged
alton 55@6le, Rla. quiet Gll3d,7bzss tork
t2nd lower Sl6 ~; dry salt meat lower D.
Bseonlower ~. Lare lower, win
ueamp q. 49," - - ''.'''
1EAd ugust SO.-Fiour steady. Wheat
Rled and generally unchanged, but
!&halas higher. Mo- y spfiig 0ls4cj 'Sep-
rW.o. Corn unsettled but GENERALLY
AN-E' i2Tc cash; September 1896
A demand and higher; No,2 81
ss2sc ln September and 0ctQhsT
1n go3u demand and at full prices, $50
" quiet and firm at 79979Hc cash; 81
Tor Sep ember. ,PorE, unsettled bu
Hcash.
~ FORK, August 9.--Flour, more 'oinl
%port, Superfne western 80 50ySI ~
gn 10 good "a 2SeySI 10; good t6choi,
~ ~. Wheat dull and 10 ser; No
Ky sprihgsl OIL Nos Chicago sprinI
SS,n IN moderate demand, steame
sTEosei qngrqded 55@l7h. Oats guile
aud firm,
81 Live Stock,
LOUIS August 3O.--.Hogs active, highe
Snsu Workers and bacon IS 0VdS .
V "a 20 Vse Vi Philadelphias 81 2i1s8 n
~ %so ID. Recets Is 1900 head.
butchers grades, for which the de
IL confined, higher good to choic
u 5Ihe; medidm TO fair, 81 25s
pohy, " I5Si IS; cows and heiteis, 81
Moakers. SOS ny; good to choic
~ hexans,A ~; common TO fair, y 81
n, Receipts 100 head.
20 Sse,uuyi good TO choice, - 2 G3 2;
2n3 MH@i Is. Receipts 100 head.
1870, august So.--Cattle receipts 2,H
iehas cows and steers 81 80; st0ckel
a meuiHM " choice shipping San. Ma
'ueraiiy dull AZ buyers were hOldii,
Y Sss,mohfscelpts 10000 head" Market dn
tS1v, lower; common 10 medium. 20 DI
~oa choice light, s6t96 81 closing du
ava sh ahd usefEholdlng OF. ~.
In tpnneceilts ASu head, common Y
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STATE PURCHASERS.

The State of NEW YORK has placed 49,
ONj comics of Webster's Unabridged In as
MANY OF her Public schools u. e-i.a 400
The state OF WISCONSIN, about 5,OOO-
nh The state OF NEW JERSEY, l.5Oo-nearly
the state OF MICHIGAN. made provisions
~ The state OF NJ MASSACHUSETTS, has sup
plied her schools-nearly all. l,, -
The State OF IOWA has supplied her
Schools. .x,,,,r,,,,r In, ,,o,,a
provisions for her Schools ..,
over :ahO schools in INDIANA were SUP
piled during the year 1872, ana many more
in 1873 aud 1874. ,,aasn
+ IN other stutes many copies have oeen
purchaser for supplying Schools Oh ci '''s
Counties and towns ''f 80 ei ..N
What better investment can be maze LOT
schools s,,-aro oo,J of
WeDster's Dictionaries, asof AM otner Sc
| ries In this country. ,-,., Aoo,,a
AZ ieast four tifths of oil the School BOOKS
nnblished in this country own webster NJ
hair standard; and of the remainder, rev
acS nowiedge any standard: ,n,,
fuG,D,asedtS w Springfield, Mass.
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