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WHAT | LIVE FOR.

i've TT those " ~ i,,hc uIr.
hoe heats GI- k3nri nui trut.
F.r the heaven that -nrIir- Ha"vr me.
And awaits Hy spirit t1r,
t"I all hHm tu rI"~ fhtl h'ud me-;
t"r the t:.sh b, t."d H-sI-,hrd nv:
For th. hrigut hupc- ,rli brh!nd Iue,
Aud III" good IhHi can de-.
/ vr to learn firiI story.
h"'S" 7uil-Iri Ion my SAKE.
To emulate their glory,
ini follow IN their wake;
trd-, iutrivfs, InaitJ> =agc-,
The noble Of ali ag,-.
" Ia -" deeds crown History prg,s,
And iimr great vViuInr make
| lgv" to hDlh communion
Nlrt MI that Is divine.
To I.el ihrre i, Auulou
TWIN Nature. heart and uIur;
I, prom by niii!cri"n.
Reap truths from ii~lt- of tiCtiun,
t'rrw wiser from C'iN ICf ton.
And iuliil each gIand 'tcsrSn
live TO hal! that season
Ey gI:Ic! minds ipfctnii,
When men shall live hv reason.
And not alone hy gold;
Nhen man to man uniIrd.
Am! every WRONG hin. rIghtei.
The Whole world rhIli be lighted
As len WAS "l old
| live for those who love me.
For tno-r WI" know me tTIl-:
For the heaven that emlIrs above me.
And nwai's INV spirit too:
Fui tie CaU>r that lacks a--I-iancc,
For TIA" wrong ;hHt needs resistance.
r or the lUluir III the distance.
An! tti" good that can do.
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4 IEuINEN> ri LAW, Lexington. SO
N OiI.cr over \n. ~. Main >'r'rr- lr:.ct!,
IN -, TN courts Ui ii "iit ....t adjacent r"un
t:v-, the supreme '"urt "i t"r state an
District Court ui Ia, u!let states. fr"nl
All H;lou gwen 10 collections and ali oih"
L-Irl.
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EXTENSION OF THE NARROW GAUGE
RAILROAD.

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when capital urr"mrnG - um"rou~,
shall seed n"W t".d- Never III. NO."
could III" mtuuI'u'turr "i h"NN r"n
: goods br made profitable. uWtnn t. the
7 great cost "t fvnl
I We u"t' with pleasure tn" I:,ri tii1t,
/ with tnl> cheaper turt winch III" Narrow
( Gtug" brings IL, that Il! ih" o.d 'T"n
l"undrre about th' civ. long di-u>rd
/ tr'inr" hrciu-r their u"iIlp pnW"r W;:~
/ 80 costly. have already -lrrlrI np again.
] or are uI,niug arrangements to ito ~,.
liul lht~ - u"r til" "u.y hrnrli, from
/ tlI.> cheaper fac. It m"an> that tn" cIr
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The ESTY ORGAN
LEADS THE WORLD,

WE have Just opened ont a stock of these
w beautiful instruments, too well known to
need de-CrlbInS. These elegant instruments are
all unsurpassed, AMI ave sold al exceedingly
low price. Every Ino:runn nl !ully warranted,
and are sold to responsible I.:ilt,s ,;isy tenn
fulI description and Catalogue sent ir any
address with any Information iesIrci. CIV, u.
II ali EDN\kLL y LEE
iuurl"-lf I,Aingi"I No.
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n IExISGroS, No
Oul,c No. St. Main street, over I"yiS prHt
Store. Will practice N the !.Alavrt;r aud a'!l"tn
iuS counties. Special attention gwen IL co.irr'
tom, .tu.I LIZ. InHn.-rIg rIgtlN. III ls:I.n t,t!rs
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THE HUSBah0Mhk.
iHr> >TfF'i.I:',

Earth. TT ruun th" tounlcnu- rr"th,r,
Feeds ham >ilIi VII. corn and win;
II. - hu t,-l would n.i Il bro her
~htrr7 win hlm the" gIits divine.
Many 4, power within h-r bosom.
>"i-rl"--, nIGd-H. works hrg,Htn.
li-u". ar -'ci AMI lea! .iu.: h.r-SuIu,
'.oii Il raI. .,it clustered wreath.
These ia sy,.l with strength ami beauty
l. The royal TASK ri man;
Mans i King: tl- ihruH- J. duty,
since Ms work "n earth began
Bud nmi h.ryest, bloom and vintage.
lH"-", ih" man. AZ fruits "i caTJa;
stamped ~ clay, II heavenly TniUt'.g..
Al from ,iu-i r"ceiy. their birth
Burn IrL mil. and w!r"-yat's tr,r-ur"s.
Earthly .,ru.~ tor earthly li:"-
Ines axe \I'ur..'- au,,-nl p'ri-ur--
lre-" her child ii"in her derives
What the dream but vain rct-Illng,
II :r"m iu Ne sought To- tl,.H
IL our stored aud ample dwelling;
lis from II III" 7k!-, Sc.
"Inlani frost. aud hour AMI -r.-nr.
Lmut .iud water -,,H aIl4 -uA,ir
Vii with !h.>,. = hi,l- my rtu.uE,
For 'h'y work thy toni u nni
sow tn, -rri. u,I reap Ia sIa,iuy--
Man Il M, II l. all -c,.I.
Hope am nar!-tIp, Joy and -adnr-s.
slow th" pllnt to tIi-nr-- ir.ui
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THE ESCAPE.

M hSGAfL.
The writer ~at f,:.ly..r,- known .,r,o,.
eating :, delicious .a..,I and .,ycl,.r;,,,,
over ! cup OF hot tea. when the nr1rri,.s
irr stepped tp
,i'nr boys nave "A NEE ,!ny toY. tl.,r.
excursion l. kiu->tun. " >ai.I he
Inry have. indeed Ever been
there
Yes took 4 couple of bank robbers
down there twenty-five or thirty wear.
ago"
"Iudccd"'
Yes. >ir Never tod yuu about that
affair did ."
''N".
"Wcll. Will. 1t was let me see
In lNi'. VIZ working al the O.I Eac,c
tavern ha,l 4 couple of tine horses. and
l"r 3; ,"rmg man wu> doing a fine bu,j-
uc->. Ino-r daN> there WAS neither
. railroads nur Telegraph the stage coach
Na> the o:ly mode oi public ,:aycl and
Il va the event of the day to see the
cuIrhc~ from the west and New urk
au-:ic into the tavern Ward. You know
where The tavern stood don't YOU -"
..N-l!u, think not
'.C"rucr OF Hr"adwav and Hamilton.
! Wei. ON" cold morning in the middle of
n.r"mhcr. wa> lust Stepping on, from
, the office L. the lrnr wooden vcyau,lah
when noticed two wc.l .l-,lrr>scd ~cu,le-
uI"li. each carving a rood sized travel
In- >atchcl. hurryinr toward The hotel
one OF them addressing me. said"
stage t"r New IoyN gone VET"
Yes, sir"
"llow ,onr?"
"N,r.'n iTyu hours ago
"rhcy were much excited over the
news. and asked what ,b,.y rouId 40 to
.ert 10 New York ~n.r,Iity. Itu}J thrm
! didn't Auuw. II. boats had sronprd
running = month al,h,uuh ,,,, ni thrm
su.I ran t. kin.>lou, the river brige
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evening tor N"w York. and the >tare
coach winch !rlt Albany a couple hours
uriurr wuuid irau>i r it, pa,srn.rrrS and
mats /" the steamer at KINGSTON Point
Then the Gentlemen said they mus, r.t
that boat. and asked if | knew Of a
coupe ui fast horses in the city. and If
they could hire or yet a carriage 10 beat
the stage in. 1t was a matter Ht III, and
DEATH they said. and thry wnuld pay
amy price. asked what price. and they
told me they would pay -:Iuu to beat the
>tAr, To- kinU.fnu. II VA =, bir SIM,
ami ! whl>,I,1l: hut IuII Them Il ;,L,.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
MIIIIAN YOUNG,

4 TTOHNkl Al LAW i.r>InSton, Missouri
N VII practice has iTuIe->!Vn III all oi III
CD-.,- 81 I..l..c;;r c...Iy .,U,i lie courts u
Record the state. O..cr over -,u!t> lam
aityu,pt; u IanU-Iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
C0hTEHTMEHT.



The king can drtnk the best of VINE
- can !,
And has enough wIru hr would dine
50 have
lie cannot order ram or shine
Nor can
Ih'm whsr,'s ia" diiI"r"ncc-Ict III. SEE
Between nay lord the king and nv?
u" fru-ty friends surround his throne
Night and day
Or make hl- Interests lh"iT own
No, not ilrv
Mine 'Sr III" tor my self alone.
Bic i he they
lnd that's or" difference which sec
I'"twINi my lrr'i the lin. and me.
DO knav"s around me Il" in wait
To drceIve
or fa"n and h.t,ier when they hate
-tni would Erieyc=
or rrECl pUmr~ Ouprr-s my SLATE
Ev my leave?
No Heaven b.. thanked Aud here YOU sec
More difference 'twIAt the king nni me
lie has hr~ fools, with tests and uup-,
When hC a pay;
II" has hi armies and his ships
TREAT N" they;
But not u child to kIa- his Inns
WciI-a-Iay
And that a ,iiil,r"nrr sad to sec
BctwlNt my lurd the Kin. and mo
wear the cap and nc the crown
What of ihat
sleep on straw ana ne on down
What OF that
And he, the king, and m the clown,
What OF that?
If happy |, and wrrtched he,
Perhaps the king would change with me
The international cattle trade appears
D progress successfully. During the
ast tour week more than 5000 head o
attic have been sent to Europe from
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+ nN~Skl.I.. u. II. >.-pnce over Lin
- rick ', uank. Lexington, Mo. jAIi
.Ags0R NJ. IS-
T. BENTON TAys.OIs.

TTOHNET Al LAW, VIII practice IN ali
n the Courts OF Lafayette Hnd adl"Inint
counties, also III the FvtsT TAi courts. >Prcs'.
attention gwen IL COLLECTION amt Investigation
al Land tlIic5 uIlict ia " I-ug's block. mex,
door 10 { :. Empress "i!icr, M"Ia street
=~p-5-nIn
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IsyEs a. ,scssay'T0N.

4 rr,a:ssfl Al Law Lexington, Mo, vii
n I,I-"iicr II tlv Cpgrt- OF ts@iIy cite ana "a!
u.Hlp-- crGEtit-. mi IN ;:r supreme Court U
the ,s4it. Special attention gwen 70 COLLECTIONS
u',t'. IN DUIch Row, near Quar.es Coz. lru
~r4r,. ;,.at- IL
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Groceries and Provisions

AT bottom prices. Tor cash. Choice lot %; Cigars
and Tobacco, cheap, tor cash. Groceries eN
changed for country produCc at cash prices. The
highest market price paid for ltaticr, Eggs.
Chickens, and otIer country produce.
Inn5t tHAtJES IIIrITS
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ALFRED j. HALL.

I ATE CIRCUIT AND PEUoECUIING Al
IL lUKGEl, VIII practice III all the courts -
@GSOr, ia Lafayette cGrjE, aud IN a.! The >tatt
an! Federal Courts CFiu!IHai Law anu cuIiec-
'Iona Speciality. ts,IvIs o.! rcim!-eson, 10 iht
Chairman state DrtrouI.tIc tAvcul.yr CUIuIuIt-
tee; GOV. J ". >teEcisUu. |. senator !TuH
hr:ltucAy; Il. L. Il, lam, county treasurer
VIZ. Il. steele. County LIerK. OIi.ce over NJ
f ke.lrr'- store jaul6-ly
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L0VerPriCest thanENcr Before!

Black Yak and Silk Laces, Silk Frnges and
Ribbons at prime Cost.
Carpet Remnants and Brussels Rugs much
less than Coot.
Ladies' Linen and Grass Suits very cheap.
We are offering big drives in Honey Comb
and Marsailles Quilts
We have a very attractive stock OF Lawns
Black Grenadines, Black Cashmcres and Mohalrs
at popular prices.
We invite special attention to our excellent
stock of Black Cloths, CasSimcres and Doesk1ns
We are anxious to reduce this stock to make
room for our fall Clothing. We are cutting
these goods low.
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a. f. AI.f.NANDEIs.

TIOKNET AI LAW. VII iri,i.cr III tn
N Courts OF I.stas ritr. ..it'i i o,HIns counties
" IA also attend promptly :" the c"I."'iI"H Z"
Claims an! ;n j.sr--jt-.LIIru OF tlJle- 10
.-ili-. pItce over The Bauh!us House "I " III
Morrison Il Co. iIuli-i|
,-r..t...r,
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C0NSTANCE'S STORY.

When my husband Roscoe Arnold
asked IN" tp marry him. ielt it urce>,a-
~ /" tel him that did not love HIM -
hc loved mr--Ihat understood his ,ir-
Notiun. BECAUSE had iclt il Tor another
that other. Ivan Grey that To INV hu>-
band had to give only I grateful. atl,rc-
lion. Would that Smiiic"
He said that it. Would He told me nj
ter"ard that, through my weeping, he
did not catch the name: that he thou-ilt
/ said ais" my lover had died
From the lir>t. Roscoe WAS i gund hu--
band. Il lid not appreciate hinl then.
was not unhappy. had 4 bright L-aU-
titul home, which Roscoe named lIrsprg-
ldcs. The library WAS extensive: th,.
conservatory luxurious, Book, ;tuI
flowers being my ruling passion my
husband had taken "Sprria! pains TO
%rat.ly me.
Constance. are YOU happy now"
looked straight into his hnnest brown
eyes 4, truly answered: Yes. Roe.
II" bent and kissed me with Il delight
had never seen him show before.
'nrare,l. yUu are mi""' he muir
INJURED.
That was All he said
1t wos Just two Years after uur mar.
rage.
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brought back the past To- me. When /
WAS alone and baby asleep in hi> basket,
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GRAVES s. WG0D,

A TrORNEl> At LAW, will vrHctic" in ih'
~ >Ia.,.lud tr,!rrt! courts. ii"uP; attention
s.VTa t. the collection II clam - pE!'~ owe
kI.rr'> ,lry goods =Inr,, opposite t.iy Hotel
lrNEu-.u!s, NJ.
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SsRAPhIHa'E SISTER JANE.

~'rHphrna !pvr- mr. 'i"arlr,
iuNr ~"IHrhir" too.
ON. tier form ,tIv n,--.br nearly
rtgt'~ o: ""u'-. 'iwIht M ',ii yuu.
Lots OF his>r- f-t" has -"ui u-,
And We'd really no; complain,
But far one " !gc viii Torment Us,
~tTaptIin. : Sister Jane
small J. >-raphlna'. sister.
~IN years Old. or there bout,
Eut. hy j!H.r. shes - ''twI-:-r.'
FHii II noise and tiny ~nnut~
pi'"u when IA gently whisper.
>"raphina's Hi~- IL gain,
In runs hat IntrudIug A-prr,
~.rH,!lnt'> sister Jane
When W. IN the GARDEN wander.
just IL view li- plants. v"u NOW,
A. oar words are getting i"nd"r
And my i"ved ~" u-rcus; ;-l"'
In >h" ru>lir-. uHIr 4 tHugi",
Like Il ttuii hat -Jnr Insane;
Then f~-l III jlhr to -frAn-lc
StrAp;inA'7 sister Jan"
When | newt hrhnlt her fi-urr.
~ her Vii make II >prInS.
AMI u SAY. Wien sou .,,.I bigger,
Nuu won't Ike tins snrt at thIu-
Counting lrI- a hrI'l rAI-t"ucc-
h"n'I Won Ht'rTuut again.
When ! m here iu.t keep vour dl-lanrr
~AtIphDa' : ~lstvt lane !
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Ex.nTslnGE s,s.;ssEN.

TTbE\FY y 'ri<~tILuH NJ LAW
~ I.sNlu--un. No. pItcv b;.rr ;vuaI uvtr 'ht
I,\In-iuu s4vIny- Bank. opposite court h"us"
" at practice III "a" state a.. !'!"t-' courts
Prompt tfca;l lyea /" Ihr collection ~ rIalh'
st,,, i.r,l.,ir business, ichl7-yl.
join \. =. TUTI. FHSSkIlN n ITrr,
PA
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AWARDS AT THE FAIR.


!
| FIRST GLASS.
| ;'.-' r"; carpet. prem. Mrs. ! - Robinson
| ul i.tia, rt'r county,
| fair w"pl"n h"-". prem. Mrs. i: j smith OF
| l.nfiyr't" W
| Ialr h4if h.sr. prem. Mrs. Marrh, Brown
! PrltI> county: certificate. Mr,. ! K. Fora, Ia
| itN'ttr.
| rnir rr ttru-. prem Mrs. Marr.,a Brown
ii'',t m'hr 7h'r'. by lady, prem Mrs Il. J
| Nurth.
-rr">n CLASS.
| Patchwork quilt, cotton. prem. MIS-, s,,Iyi,
| Young; cert Mr., j II Fry
| fatchw"rh Tn!lt, ""ol'r. irrm. Mrs Zen +
| hummer; cert Miss Sail, Young
ratchwurk gum 10y GIri uT'cr Twelve y,ur--.i
WSiraee vi "as'" MISS mary '"A' cert Mss N"i""
| Woven comforter, prem. Mr., Marlh. nrnv,..
| '"N'rtId or hrd .p:rth, mcnl Mrs. &. + Pot
ter: cert. Mrs. X j smith.
THIRD Glass
| N"e'i"work, SILK, prem. ami cert. MIR. ii
| N,cnework, r"t'"n, prem. Miss Mrpuwcll:
crrr. ai>r >alIr Grlh"n
N'rii"wnrh. linen, premium. Miss Jrnne r.
| kIa"lcy; cert. Mis- SAIL r uur'"m
England Mi, %r Ha,S53ii .r,"n' r''S LAY ''
krr,ah. r'.ri Nj Innu lilil
r,l%,. ',,.'.' ''."."'f. rr"" and .~'' VI, NJ. +.
| Fancy ~"rhh,~kcr prem Mr., Newton u..ry &.
""I, MIS- I.'"ra nW,-
E,oi T'n''t ,i'a"in=. prem. ""d cert. M',-
/
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CHAS. HJLTS

JIANISG purchased the Grorcry store oi II
IL Macey, and rrp.cnishcd our stock, is now
prepared To accommodate the citizens oil IcNinS-
ton AMI vicinity with first class
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WAI.h Err & FIELD.

TTUK&EI> Al LAW, LEXINGTON
n Missouri. Once over WA. Morrison |
c. Bank HuSI5ii
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Madame .Janauschek will soon pro-
duce in Boston 4 new aud powerful
Russian drama. TO which she has devoted
much study.
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JOHN :. BLACKWEE.L,

4 l1ntt\kl III LAW, Lexington, NJ -s"url-
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and Joining cou.iI"-. i'G,IItt attention given
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bank ~4Wyrr : old ~..,nd. lrUi1t.
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RiLAND \ RYLAND.

JOHN = EYr.ASU AESurIIus ElYLA>D,
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/ va, forced to accept the truth.
rose, bl-anl-by. aud put the letters
and the pinot graph i" ihe fire.
And that might | taiked alone with my
hu-blnd Through a. eternity he Will
never doubt now Ihut love han.
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IIE.ltsC Al
DIR. z. III. CHAMBERS,
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OFFICE with pr. Chamhers, over NJ. L. kcI-
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-08
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

The cool nights make cotton look sick
Yicksburg has a bonded indebtedness
with interest accrued, amounting 10 over
S7l4,0OO.
The Oxford Eagle is for old Ben
Humphreys, who was once ousied By
Federal bayonets, for governor again.
The old war-horse would be a COED man.
Tbs number of able men who might
become eapdidates for governor has been
reduced 6g General A. M. West and
General i G Walthall, who both de.
cline to allow their names e be used.
Vicksburg Herald; Such tragedies
as that which happened 10 Kemper coun.
~ may occur and do occur all over the
Union. But woe be to the community
That does not visit swift punishment on
the guilty"
Colonel G. F. Neil, Of CarrolIton
Kiss, who commanded tho Thirtiath
Mississippi regiment during The var,
served in the Florida war, was elected to
the legislature several times ia life and
held various important trusts, died on
the 9th ult aged 81, Of paralysis.
Raymond Gaz9tte: 1.-THE gay and
festive Clover, who left Mississippi the
hour that Ames and the thieves party
went under, crossed the Mississippi and
proceeded to help pull the Louisiana
rings through by s%tufing baliot.boxes,
changing returns, bulldozing, etc Clover
having now gone down in Louisiana, the
question is whera will he next turn up
Where2"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-08
T"ELEGRAPHIC X

NEW YORK. May 8. II 40 ANU. S. 6s OF
1881, 1875; do. coupons. l14zs; 5-2O's of 'e5.
new issue, ll05s; '67. 1877; '6s. coupons. l15A;
le:4o's. n2&; do. coupons, 1881; currency 6's,
2iA; new SIS, 1lss.
New York. May s, 1910 p.m.-Flour is
quiet. Wheat is entirely nominal at 175g
l 30; Milwaukee. l 92g1 IS. Corn is quiet at
IS. Oats are quiet at 5796l. Mess pork is
quiet at 1875 bid for June; Is 90 for July.
Lard IL quiet at 10 ON bid for June; 10 22H for
July. Whisky is nominal at l 1917.
CHICAGO. May s, IL m.-Wheat is quiet at
/ Ct for cash May; l 20 for June. Corn is &C.
tive at IS for June; 81 for July. Oats are ir-
regular at AZ for cash May; As for June.
Pork is frmer at Is 1254 for June; 1880 fer
July. Lard is steady at rs for June; 9 IS for
July.
BALTIMORE, May s.-Flour is steady, firm,
quiet and unchanged. Wheat is steady and
firm, with fair demand. Corn, western, is
dull, weak and lower; closed steady at a de-
cline; western mixed. spot, 70; May, 69%;
June. 68Ai July. 60. Oats are fairly active
and steady for western white at 52a53; do.
mixed at 49@5l. Petroleum is steady for crude
at 999A; refined, l4%@144. Coffee is strong
and buoyant but quiet,with business restricted
by the frmness Of holders; Rio cargoes, 1910
2O4i jobbing, l7@22. Whisky is frmer and
held at | II.
%CINcrNN1TI, May S.-Flour is steady, Wheat
issteady. Corn is firm at 54@5S. Oats are
easier at 1888. Whisky is steady, with sales
at lOS. Provisions are dull and nominally
lower; pork, Is so; lard, 90; bulk meats, 52s,
~ and 81 bacon. 62s. So and 9.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-08

UNDER the new postal regulations the
departments will use an official envelope
for the mails, which differs from hat
now in use in hat it will not require a
stamp. The new envelope, which is
nearly ready for use, bears merely the
printed inscription, "0ficial Business
with the name OF the department, ard a
warning that o penalty Of $500 will be
iacprrsd by its use for any other purpose.
Under the new regulations it will not be
possible to keep an account OF the ex-
pense Of the government in this matter.
When stamps we're used the precise &C
oonnt could be very readily kept.