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SUCCESSION OF FRANK KAUFMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $3.50.

ea i Ro1a spaa Ps5soaaes
lie auction, at the Merchants and Anctionege ass
Exchange. on Royal street, between Canal and
% s5rsss By y5 s Fan and r
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. rendered December al. 1871, and
s ana sR Sass ssnsa
s w asis5 Rs Of PFG3Rsso UNp v t.
sreon Situated n the ssee sd pReist q s
ag g M hs a ans Rnaa By Canal oa
lots Nos. and 4. In square No. 10. and measure
street By Ii eet n dept ' Between s
pa T. oE flh1s LOT OF GROUND, together
with the .three-story brick buildings thereon,
situated In the seeopd Distrie, Of this city. In
BarTaeks aeatin and Hospita srse 81 f eTm
ing the corner Of Gallatin and Barracks streets.
In and sqes y 2 fss nGe e ponf aa t
racks street and % feet Inches lines In depth
% 'as S GRPaTsaf n Yor OF GROUND, together
situated In the Second District of this city, III
Barracks, Gallatin and ,Hospital streets. ad.
joining the one hereinbefore described. and
street, as feet inches fines In width Id the
r. ar, 50 feet inches lines i'm depth on the side
adjoining the corner lot and ca feet 10 inches
lines in depth ON the opposite line; which prop
critics secondly and thirdly described were ac-
CURED By the. said late Frank Ksthmar from
s2 bsn an BY "a oct Es ;s before ere
thirtieth of January. 1868.
4. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all tbs buildings and improvements there
on, situated In the Second District OF This city, In
the square bounded by Old Leyee. SOW Decatur
street. Gallatin, Hospital and Barracks streets.
making part OF lot designated by the NO, as, on a
plan drawn by j Pile, surveyor, on the twenty
ninth Of DECEMBER, 1883, and deposited in the
lot measures % feet inches lines front on Gal
latin street by ~ feet inch lines deep on ono
side, 10 feet inches 8 lines deep on the other
side and 2e feet inch line in width In the rear.
Acquired by the late Frank Katflman from J0-
seph Sehwarde by an act executed before II. j.
Ker. notary public In this city, ON September a.
1871,
TERMS Cash on adjudication,
ry public. at the expense OF the purchasers.
jail Is "a 20 fe2
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 30 1885,


pY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Offee
- 4e Royal street-On WEDNESDAY, Janu-
airy 3d. 1873, at 1880 O'clock y. M, will be sold 1t
public auction. at the NJ ERCHA NTS AND AUG
TIONEE Rsp EXCHANGE. ON ROYAL STREETs
BET VEN CANAL AND CUSTOMHOUSE
STREETS, by virtue and in pursuance to q
Judgment rendered by the Hon. Al. Il. Tigsot.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the par.
ish of Orleans. December 81, 1877. and signed
January Z, 1878, In the above matter. the follow
ing stocks, etc. 81 ~
j. j. ssyenty.two shares HIBERNIA BANK
STOCK.
BANK STOCK. lIfl.s5 I.
8. Eleven shares TEUTONIAs INSURANCE.
COMPANY STOCK. -
4. Thirty Ave shares LAFAYETTE FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY STOCK.
S. Four STATE WARRANTS, No. $500 for $3.50,
Nos 7O02 70os and 7ol3 each for $780, ali seTies OF
1o74. 80. :. -
est OF the late Billegary In and to the company
known as the WINDHAUSEN. ICE MAKING
AND REFRIGERATIsG MACHINE ASSOCIA~
TION OF NOR III AMERICA.
4. One SIX DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN.
s. One GOLD WATCH and CHAIN, No. -.
Q. Tw, GOLD WATCHES.
TO- SUNDAY NOTES, OPEN ACCOUNTS. etc.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. ja1s "a IS so
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SUCCESSION OF MR. AND Mus. A. STRAIT
MYER.
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Mrs. Maria Il. Betzer VS.. Mrs. Elizabeth
.a.. Bothem.

CIxTH DISTRICT GoURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans, No 96D4-By virtue Of a writ
OF seizure and sale, to directed by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above, entitled cause. will
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street.
between Canal and Custgmhouse streets. in the
,saa q 9 . this sty tEs Feb
TWo 6 pTf2Pe of aRoUND with all the build
Sixth T." District Of this city, in square nambsr
nine. which is bounded by Milan, Maren1
Jersey and Laurel streets; Said lots are desig-
Q plan drawn by A. 8. Phelps, on the fifteenth
day of February 1s49. deposited in the Office Of
]. r. Beard. then notary public in this city.
front on Laurel street, between Milan and
Marengo streets, by one hundred and twenty
five feet two inches in depth, American meas
Lamord. BY act before P. E. Davis, late notary
fss7 IN 'S Guy on 'ne e'0V0n'n o"' Oh Way
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the sRot; CT r. r,.nnv
CIVIL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
jas ID % fe5
Louis vi. DucrOs VS.. Mrs. Amelie Riefel,
wife Of Joseph Bruneau, and Joseph Bru-
neau. her husband.
TTyHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
By the honorable the Third District Court
for the parish OF Orleans. IN the above entitled
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets. in the Second District Of this city, on
TUESDAY, January %, 1878, at 10 o'clock m,
II t9fFof essSfi2sf pFsDcgFy E
square bounded by Johnson Columbus. Prieur
and Laharpe streets, designated by the num-
bers one, two. three. four, fye, ten, eleven and
twelve OF square number fifteen, which lots
measure. in American measure. as follows. viz:
Lots numbers one, two, three and four adion
each other and measure each thtrty-one feet
one hundred feet, between parallel lines; said
lot number one forming the corner of p rieur
and Columbus streets; lot number five adjoinS
eleven inches seven and one-half lines front on
Prieur street by, g, depth Of one hundred feet,
between parallel lines; lots numbers ten and
thirty-two feet five lines front on Columbus
street by depth of one hundred and if.y-seyen
feet eleven inches seven and one-half lines be-
joins lot number eleven and measures thirty
two feet six inches one line front on Columbus
street by depth of one hundred and fifty -seyen
feet eleven inches seven and one-half lines, be-
tween parallel lines. Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon Being
herein, Mrs. Anelie Bruneau from her hus.
band, Joseph Bruneau, in part satisfaction OF
certain Judgment tdecreeing also separation
of property between themj rendered by the
honorable the Third District Court Of New Or
Leans. in the suit Of Mrs. Joseph Bruneau vs..
her No. 5sb per act before ,E Ant
fifteenth of March, 1861, registered in the Con-
veyance Office of this city In book number
eighty-two. folio elk hundred and six.
Seized in the above suit.
Termsr-Cash on the spot
THOMAS 81. HANDY,
Il Civi l6keriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
h sf7n22 lag IL ~
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IMPROVED PROPERTIES ON SPAIN STREET.
Between Burgundy and Rampant streets.
and corner of Marigny and Craps streets,
Third District.
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DOUBLE TENEMENT DWELLING NO. 1872
ST. PHILIP. BETWEEN IRENE AND
4 MARAIS STREETS.
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JUDICIAL ADvEHTIsEMENTs.
AUCTION SALES.
1917,
by P1acide ]. Spear.

THE TWO SPLEDID TWO STORY BRICK
RESIDENCES. WITH IRON vERANDAHS
NOS. 25s AND 25s GUsToMHoUsE STREET.
BETWEEN VfLLERE AND MARAIS
STREETS, SECOND DISTRICT.
THE THREE~sTORY RRICK BUILDINGS
CORNER OF GALLATTN AND BARRACKS
STREETS, SECOND DISTRICT,
THE THREE. STORY BRICK BUILDINGS on
GALLATIM STREET. BETWEEN HOgPT-
tai AND BARRACKS STREETS, SECOND
DISTRICT.
BUILDINGS ON aALLATIN STREET. Be
TWEEN BARRACKS AND HOSPITAL
STREETS. SECOND DISTRICT.
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BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE NO. ITS BUR-
! GUNDY sTREET BETWEEN ORLEANS
I AND ST. ANN STREETS. ~.
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IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Corner of Tehoupitonslas and Belleeastle
streets.
Tchoupitoulas. between Valence and Bordeaux
streets.
Be lecastle, between Jersey and Tehoupitoulas
II. streets.
! Corner Of Laurel and Bellecastle streets.
Laurel. between Bellecaste and Dufossat
ctf
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PROPERTY ON .PROSPEK
STREET. BETWEEN VAUDEVILLE AND
MARIGNY STREETS. THIRD DISTRICT.

SUCCESSION OF SUZANNE PECHIN. WIDOW
BY second marriage of Pierre Dessutour.
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pLAo g ! SPEAR AHgtiopseT {. once
81 s at +. z f4sh A VIII b sH gSs Il RpbHe
TWEEN GGsToMHousE q AND CANAL
order from the Hon A. L. Tissot. Judge Of the
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated December 10, 1877. for account Of said sue
eession. the following described property. to
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND on the
line nearest to Vaudeville street. OF certain lot
Of ground designated by the No. IA In square No.
d. bounded by Marigny. Vaudeville. Prosper
and st. Avid streets. onta plan OF Louis Surgi,
dated April Q, 1886, annexed TO an act ut the nth
of August, in the Office of Carlille Pollock. then
q notary In this city, which portion OF ground
measures, English measure. 81 feet front on
Prosper street by 159 feet 10 inches lines In
depth, between parallel lines, which said lot OF
No. is. was acquired by the late deceased by pur-
chase from Jean Lezier, according to act OF tho
13th OF May, 1910. before Felix Percy, then q mo-
taTy public In this city
YermS-Cash on the spot.
Act ofsale before }. A. Quintero, notary pub
lie. at the ex pense OF the purchaser.
de25 jail 8 Is 1926
HIBERNIA BANK STOCK, GERMANIA ma
tional Bank Stock, Tentonins Insurance
Company Stock, Lafayette Fire Insurance
Company Stock. State Warrants. Interest In
Windhausen lee Making and Refrigerating
Machine, Diamond Cluster Pin, Gold
Watches and Gold Chains. etc.
J. NJ. BrLLEGERY vs. WIDOW BILLEGERK
ct ais.
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BRICK FAMILY RESI- DENCE, NO. 1871 IRENE
STREET, BETWEEN ST. PHILIP AND
MAIN STREETS
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsrMENTs.


BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE. NO. los ST.
ANN STREET, BETWEEN DAUPHINE
AND BOURBON STREETS.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHANNA soHoENFELD.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 80. 0s3.

Ys PLA a H5g gE4o &c.
ra 1sy at Il Ehs os2gk nn vii l Be sold ct
BEfWEEa Gu5ToMno III AND dA 1tt
STREETS by virtue n and in Rnlrsuanee r tive
the Hecond District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. dHted December 20, 1877, and January
/. 1873 for account Of the above succession. the
fooxoofE a ass9eI1 JT 81 Gk86 H together
with all the buildings aud improvements there
on. situated in the Second District Of this city,
Marais and Dumains streets. and measuring 30
depth, between parallel lines. This property
essfs III oH Faapnf ~ ID Vi ah a sF ogshsr
with oil the buildingg and improvements there
pm Situated II the ns Second I'd District q ths city
Philip and Dumatne streets. measuring 20 feet
Il inches front "a Irene gs street BY % feet Il
This property bears the municipal No. 1gt
y 4 6 SEs fAIN LOT q. GROUND. together
on. Situated n the seYnd District Of this city In
the square bounded by Burgundy. Orleans,
Kampart and st. Ann streets, measuring 40
inches in width in the rear by 90 feet In depth
This. property bears the municipal No. 175 Bur-
sa 1. 4 CERTAIN 5is1'l LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there's
ON, situated In the Second District Of this city.
II the square bounded d,,el By IT. Ann. Dauphine.
feet inches lines front on st. Ann street, ~
feet inches lines In width in Z, the rear, by q
bears the municipal No. lo5 ut. Ann street,
/ The above described properties to be sold ac-
cording to plans OF A. Toledano. exhibited at
Exchange prior to and on the day of sale.
4 Terms ana Conditions-One-thirdc cash, the
balance at one and two years. credit. tor notes
bearing per cent interest from day OF sale
till final payment, with special mortgage and
vendors lien and privilege on the property
sold, the clause OF per cent for attorneys fees
In case Of judicial proceedings for the recovery
of payment of said notes or any portion there
Of and ali other usual clauses. The purchaser
to pay. oyer and above the price Of ADJUDICATION.
all the city taxes OF 1878 and state taxes Of 1877
10 haye the buildings insured for an amount to
be fixed by the administrator. and the policies
transferred to him, and required 70 make o
ton at the moment Of sale,
Acts of sale before Joseph Conn. notary pub
lie, at the expense Of purchasers.
7 jas 10 ~ 40 fe5 .
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J. M. B1LLEGERY vs.. WIDOW gTLLEGERT
ct ais
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Greatmsn street. between Congress and In
dependence streets.
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SUCCESSION OF HELENA Z1MMERMANN
deceased, wife OF John Adam Edelmyer.
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LUGGER RIVER QUEEN.
SUCCESSION OF NICOLA FAss1o.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1887.
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Mrs. widow william Mantliey vs.. Henry
Hchnell. 'sf ae5


Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-20

The Berlin MIssfOH = 4 Parallel
Case 90 BayaFd TayIor's APPOinI-
memt.
Those papers that are finding
fault with Bsyard Taylor's appoint
ment to the German mission on the
ground that he goes there "to write
a life of Goethe" may console them
selves with the following parallel
case:
In the summer of 1912 MI. Weed
was at Washington in company with
the late Moses II. Grinnell, Rich
ard N. Blatchford and Simeon Ora
per. They dined with Mr.. Webster,
then secretary Of state. Having
disposed Of the solids, and while
partaking Of fruit and Madeira,
Mr.. Grinnell said al have a great
favor to ask Of you, Mr.. Webster"
"You can ask no favor which will
not be promptly granted" respond
ded Mr.. Webster. "In complet.
ing his Life of Columbus Mr..
Irving finds it necessary to have
access to the Spanish archives, for
which purpose he will soon depart
for Spain. AS the Madrid consul
late is vacant, we, without MI.
Irving's knowledge, came here to
ask that appointment for him."
Mr.. Webster, after a heightened
pause, inquired, "Do l understand
you, Mr.. Grinnell, as asking the
appointment of Washington Irving
as consul to Madrid ?" Mr.. Grin
nell replied afirmatiVely, and again
reciting the circumstances which
made the appointment desirable.
Mr.. Webster, sitting erect, and after
still longer pause, in a loud voice.
and emphatic manner, said, "Why
not minister to Spain, sir ?" This
was an unexpected, but not the
less gratifying surprise. The sit
ting was protracted for an hour or
two, but nothing moro was said on
that subject. Mr.. Irving's appoint
ment as minister to Spain was an-
nounced the next day.
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WASHINGTON, March 20. - For Ten.
nesSee, Ohio valley and the lake region
clear or partly cloudy weather, cold
nOrtherly winds, rising barometer, fol.
lowed at western stations BY winds
veering to warmer so~sthsasterly aud
falling barometer.
For upper Mississippi aud lower Mis-.
souri, valleys clear or partly cloudy
weather, %southerly vsering to southwest
erly winds, falling, preceded at eastern
stations by stationary barometer.
The Mississippi river will slowly rise
between Memphis and Yicksburg.
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Germany's Anxiety About Aus
tria's Future-Russia Buy.
Ing Large Quantities
Of Munitions.
It Is Urged England has net Ground
to Make War Without First
Going to the Congress.
TJphus Fever Raging to an Alarming
Extent Among the Russian
Troops In Asia.

LONDON, March 2O.-Hobart Pashs has
Invited the principal leaders of the in.
surrection at Macrinitza to meet him
for psrley, with a view to the suspension
of hostilities ia Thsssally. His letter
was addressed to the "Chiefs of the nal.
content party" They replied that if
Hobart PashA wished an interview with
the chiefs Of the provisional government
of the province they would send ENJOYS
to meet him.
BERLIN, March 2O.-The north and
south German newspapers express great
anxiety about Austria's future. Russia
is buying large quantities of ~saltpetre
and torpedoes.
VIENNA, March 2O.-It is urged in
official circles that England has no
ground to make war without first going
to the congress. If she does she" will
have the disapprobation OF Germany and
Austria. II England compromises the
congress Count Andrsssy's policy will
be thwarted, and the hopes of an ulti.
mate Anglo Austrian understanding
must be abandoned. The Berlin cabinet
holds the same view.
LONDON, March 2O.--Advices from
TifiS state that the typhus is raging
among the Russian troops in Asia Gen.
erals @ilikoG, ZolIowieff and Schelkof.
nikoff are reported to have died. 1t is
believed more men have been lost by
sickness since the cessation Of kostilities
than on the battle field during the war.
RoME, March 2O--The consistory on
the 10Th inst. will be held with the for
malities observed at the cousistories be-
fore 1870.
The English cardinals have been in.
vited to a proclamation of the Catholic
hierarchy of Scotland.
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aou,herp P.elne Rnmrnna.

To the Editor Of the Ledger:
What is the duty Of the citizens Of
Memphis at this time in reference to this
road2 Ia it desirable that Memphis
should be the starting point, and what
should be done to accomplish that OBJ.
ject1 Should we be up and doing, or
lay Supinely at vi ease aud let some
other city snatch the golden prize from
our grsspi This is the last chance, and
il We do not avail ourselves Of our posi-
ton and advantages We may bid a long
farewell to ell our hopes Of buildisg up
a large and prosperous commercial city.
Let us call . general meeting Of all our
citizsns. Let everybody come and act
al \ man. Assert and proclaim our
geographical and natural position, which
any reasonable, thinking man, if be will
only look at the map, will conceds that
Memphis ought not 10 have any com.
petitor. Now. fellow citizens, let US as
one man put our shoulders to the wheel
and let the country know and feel that
we are in earnest, and my word for it
we will draw around Us friends Who will
stand BY US and gain for US the victory.
/ say again. let rs have . large and In
Hueutial meeting Of ell our people. l
understand the committee Of the cham
Der Of commerce and cotton exchange
are ready 10 report, and / presume will
designate a place for q general meeting
Of the citizens. n.
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T"ELEGRAPHIC
STOCKS MI Boxps.

LONDON, March 20, 2 p.m.-Consols
for money, 95t; on account
United States fve-twenties Of 1867, 1911;
United States ten.forties. LOG; United
States new four-and.a.hAlfs, 1854; United
States new Aves, LOAF.
NEW YoRK, March 20, 1850 am
United States skies Of 1881, registered,
lO6t@lO78; United States skies Of 1881,
coupons, lO6i@ 1861 6ve-twentiss of 1865,
registered, new issue, lO4t@lO4i; Eve
twentieS Of 1867. - @l07; 6ve.tven.
ties of '6S, lO6t@lOsf teD.fortieG, 1850
lO5t; coupons, - @lO4l; fves Of 1881,
lO4i@lO4l; coupons, = @lO4i; cur.
reDcy skies, llsS@ll9; new Tours, 1908
@l0Oi; coupons, - @19lE new four.
tpd.A-halfs. lO2F@lO3.
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Cnhnn AZ

HAVANA, March %2O.-si1ty insurgents
with arms, Isl uuarmed, lis women,
and 1874 minors have surrendered in the
Jurisdiction Of Holguin.
Prominent Cubans 10 a meeting yes
terdsy at Mr.. Farrell's residence unani
mously adopted a resolution that the
natives Of Cuba should make some pub.
lie manifestation in reputation of the
recent meeting of Cuban refugees in
New York, and declare their hearty
agreement in and support of the terms
Of peace.
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THERE will be a special meeting
Of the chamber of commerce and
cotton exchange at $50 o'clock
pm. to-day to consider the report
of the committee on a memorial to
congress, in behalf of Memphis as
the proper point for the eastern ter
minus of the Southern Pacific rail-
road. There should be a full at
tendance, and we hope that the re-
port may be equal to the demands
of the occasion.
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A British Ship BtrAnded-OnIy iva
o. Inc OEaW AnRah.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-A Rio Janeiro
letter says that the British steamer As.
tarle stranded at Cos!illos on the 3lst OF
January. During the night the storm
increased, and at daylight only the tops
of the msstS we're seen above the water,
With seven or eight persons clingipg to
them, but no help could be rendered be-
cause Of the high sea. The sea continued
rough until the 9th, when a boat was
got to the islets, near the wreck, but moth.
ing a found except purifying corpses.
Captain Bayne and thirty of the crew
persisted, only two men being saved
VIM. Parsons, first mate, and Donald
Campbell, third engineer.
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THIS country not being big
enough for 0'Donovan Rosa he
stepped over into Canada a day or
two ago, but the boys made it SO
lively for him that he was glad to
slip out under the protection of the
police. He is not another Robert
Emmett by any means, though the
Emmett centennial may have in
spired him to beard the British lion
on a Canadian lecture platform, but
it turned out to be an Irish lion
with a yellow ribbon around its
neck. 0'Donoyan Rosa has lived
like a prince ever since he arrived
in this country on the offerings Of
his generous fellow : countrgmen
aud countrywomen, but what he
has done to unite them or to pro.
mote the cause Of Irish independ.
ence it is not quite SO easy to see.
His trip to Toronto, after be had
been denounced as a fraud by Arch.
bishop Lynch, Of that place, and
the bloody riot he caused revivet
much Of the bitterness which has
been the misfortune and drawback
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BREApsruFFs.

LivEEFoOL, March 2O.-wheat, win
ter, a Milwaukee red, 9s I'd
CLOS I'd; California white. lis lido
lis Sd; California club, lis 6d@l2s Sd.
Germ, new, 27s 6da2Ss Cd; old, 25ssOd@
26s Sd. Pork. Sis Cd. Beef, S2s Cd.
Bacon, long clear, 27s Sd; short clear,
2Ss Cd. Lard. 3Ss Cd. TAllow. SSs Cd.
Flour, 24s d@26 Cd.
CHICAGO, March 20. u:OO am
Reoeipts-FlOur. It'll; wheat, 23,4O3;
corn, l26,4s4. SKipmsnts-Flour, Oil;
wheat, ls,sO9i corn. llS,49O.
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ner, the president, will, however,
solicit a few thousand dollars to en-
able him to commence work at once.
When this is once done he will then
go on without outside aid. The
matter will no doubt be presented
to our merchants for their consider
alton, and perhaps a meeting of
the cotton exchange called in order
to take some definite action.