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LAMONTE.

Wheat selling al - cents per bu-hei.
Not much corn coming into market-prices too
".
There will be a musical concert gwen here on
tl,. 10th inst.
Roland Mcconnell went to 81. LouIs this week
to take IN the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conway, Of ST Louis, ase
visiting friends here
Another hail and dance AT Grange Hall last
night. 4 good turnout
Mr. Hopkins. candidate for Cirruit clerk, wa>
here this week locking around.
-Four cars of wheat and two Of corn were
shipped To- ST Louis tins week.
81. Penaute is building a fwo-story addition Ia
his drug store, To- he used a warehouse.
S.A. war.lan, II. r. Hartshorn and James Agee
were m town Friday, electioneering. and were
well satisfied with their success here.
DIR. Jn". W. Trader. District Grand Master
I. o. a. F., accompanied 10y Elias Bxby and
c. ". Bull~n. were in LamOnte, last night. Ia IN
stall the officers If Lamonie Lodge No. nc. The
following officers were installed: J. K. Wade, y.
g.. l.. X Ripper, Y. o.. I; X. A. :. Wade, Secretary
J. b. Brooks. Treasurer. Tins Is Of the hest
lodges IA the district and is in fiouri>hng eondi-
tlon.
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We are in receipt Of an invitation from
from Capt. c. A. Dexter, in behalf Of Queen
City Lodge, No. 50, OF K ::oi r., Of SedaIia,
to attend the Grand lodge meeting, at
Holden, on the 18th inst.
There will be q large number present
from SedAlia and other places and no doubt
il will he grand affair.
The irrt days proceedings at Holden will
he M follows:
Trains arrive at 7:l2 and 40 a. m.
Visitors received by the Committee. Grand
parade at p. M. At o'clock the great
moral drama Of Damon and Pythias at
Euglossian Hall, to conclude with dress
ball
Second Dsy-At7 p. %. the grand re-
ception in Euglossisn Hall. Address OF
~elcume by Mayor Powell. Response by
Judge X. f. Cowan. Grand Chancellor.
Address True Pythianism" by Grand
Pselaie, W. p. Bentley, St. Louis. Humor-
CHS Address" Sweet Hearts Of Years Ago. "
by Willis r. King. Sedalia.
A special car will leave SedalIa At a. m,
Oct. u, arriving At Holden at 7:lc. Far
the round trip Sl.50. Tickets can Ike had
Of Dexter.
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The No Name social club Leli Its fr.t
soiree at Conservatory Hall, on Friday
evening last. and vas an elegant affair
attended by the elite OF Sedalla society.
For the benefit Of those who are not &C.
quainted with the mo Names" the BAzOO
will explain. 1t is number of young gen.
tlemen who have formed society for the
purpose Of furnishing socis! entertainment
the coming winter. They are of undoubted
responsibility, and will carry the associs-
ton on in q manner that will be commended
be everybody-even those who do not at
tend dancing clubs.
The party Friday night was attended by
about twenty couples. The dancing COM
menced esrly and "Home, Sweet Home"
sounded 1t very reasonable hour.
The music Was furnished by Prof. Mill
sons band, and WAS excellent.
May success attend the efforts Of the
Young men. and may the mo Name" be
managed according to the eternal ftness OF
things during the winter OF 1889.
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Concordla'S Tramp.

Mayor Faulhaber yesterday received the
following letter from the Mayor Of Coz.
cordia:
Il herewith enclose You an item from the
Sedalia papers of the 9th :"
4 tramp. almost helpless through chills
and fever, lodged at the lookup Monday
night, and was turned loose in the morning.
He was found at the Mayors Office about
noon, unable TO walk. and Was conveyed in
a dray TO Harten's Hotel, where he will be
cared for for the present.
Please ascertain ii the tramp is still in
your town and il he suits the following /:
lie is about five feet six inches weighs be.
tween la5 to 40 pounds; light hair and
complexion short thin beard, very light
color, and about tweniy-ihree years old.
He says his name is Frank Manly, and that
his mother resides at Clinton. Ind, fifteen
miles north of Terre H.ute, Ind. II he
suits the above description, you will find
him wearing brown SLOUGH hst, narrow
brim; black sack coat; light ross-bsr
pants and new shoes. II he IA there please
let me know. Ny reason for wanting 10
know. b. il one Of our pet humps. Our
town fed and dOctored him for about ten
days, and We concluded il would be the
cheapest plan to make up money enough to
PURCHASE through ticket to Terre Hante
and We did SO, aud put him on train M.
"A on the night Of Sept. 18th. That was tie
last seen or heard Of our sick tramp. and "a
he did not drop the postal card he promised
on his arrival home, my suspicious Was
somewhat aroused on the one referred 70 IN
the papers. Please let me hear from you
and will give you few more particulars
in connection with this case.
Yours fraternally,
J II. POWELL, Mayor.
CONcORDIA. Oct, 10th. 1873
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Col. J. W. Irwin, sheriff Of Psnola
county. Mississippi, arrived in the city on
the NJ. K. & T. en- route for Mississippi with
two murderers in charge last night.
A BAzoo reporter interviewed the Colo
mel. and ascertained that the prisoners, F.
X Bennett and J. n. Newberry, Of e
tenth OF last July murdered . man named
W. Fl. Walker, near Batesville. They had
been renting some land from Walker, and
had had difficulty, but tie real cause OF
the murder was, that Walker had become
aware of the fact that both Bennett and
Newbery belonged to 9 .ng of ut-ihroats
and horse thieves. They went to his home
IA the night and beat him with q club
then dragged him out into the yard and
heat him until life wac extinct, after which
they fed.
The Colonel has bern on their trail eve
since the 10th Of last July, and found New
berry in Parsons, and Bennett near. Paris,
Texas. Bennett Jumped from the train on
Friday, hat was recaptured within Eve
minutes. Both men were securely isoned.
They are quite young, but have bad
countenances.
Col. Irwin comm xnded the Fifteenth
Cavalry, c. s. A., during the var. The
Colonel said he had his war shirt on vet,
and laughed heartily at his experience in
Kansas with some Of the Red Legs He
says he is not afraid Of the yellow fever, he
has had it once and can stand il again.
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Criminal Court Docket.

The docket for the November term of the
Criminal Court has been made up and con-
tains sixty-six cases, thirty-n,ne Of which
are violations Of drsmshop laws. The fol.
lowing are the most important cases:
State ". Dice Baker assault and battery
State vs.. Moses Martin ct al assault and
battery.
State "a. James Brown attempt to rob.
State vs.. Albert Hampe; embezzlement
State rs. Monroe Mcclure burglary.
State ~. VIM. Smith larceny.
State Va. Alfred Dunmire; larceny.
State vs.. F. n ChstwOed robbery.
State W.. John Morton burglary.
State va. David Dennis larceny.
State vs. Geo d. Yost, p. H. Yost and
Jno. F. Yost Murder, first degree.
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CONCORDIA.
From onr Special Correepondent.l
All quiet at this burg.

From onrSpecial Correspondent
All quiet at this burg.
Wheat is coming IN slow:
No fights the day the bank robbers were here.
Health good. The doctors and druggists
have very little to do.
Thursday night had splendid rain and
everything looks fresh again.
Mr.. Adams. OF the NInas' Yankees has
gone to Springfield, III. to he gone two weeks.
Major Lay. candidate for Congress, spoke here
on Thursday night, the sth inst, a full house
Iii, speech Was mostly on the financial question.
-Ninas has sent in his resignation postmss.
of Concor,iIa. and IN the of time post
master will b- appointed. that is If anybody H.
illing {" take il. which will he a hard matter.
Ninas ssys the Office don't pay II u very
much trouble as a large Office. Under the new
Law the Office pays about s;1 per month.
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wARRENsBURa.
Stray Pebbles from the Quarry
CITY.

From our sl.c,si oorr--l'oIirnil
Eggs 10 cents per do.sh-
Mr.. Joseph ParLe has returned fr"m Kansas
City.
-Chss. b. Ming returned Ia Holden Friday
morning.
There are three hundred students enrolled nj
the Normal.
MISSES Hyer and Alexander returned from So
dalia last evening.
The county S.hool Institute WAS held at the
Normal yesterday
Mr.. ". II. Broughton. of Mis-i-siPpi. is the
guest Of T.. y. Nrk-r>on.
-Cruichfieid returned home from the 81. Louis
Fair last night. hungry q, usual
-warrensburg Io.ige No. r. X. Of r., held -
meeting to-m"rrOw night al haif-Ia-f seven
Quite a nurnl.r 81 our Nimrods are getting
ready for the 18th inst. Won't the qails s',i'e'.
w. II Lee, prominent hardware n,sn. put IN
an ap,eaf,p.e last night from the -, Louis FAIR.
Hickory mt parties are now IN order. Yes
ter.iay several parties we.e out snd came n load
ed
The Democratic Club held a meeting last night.
aud Was addressed 10y A. NJ Lay, Fla Fsrr and
others.
The first oyster supper 81 the season wa>
given nv the ladies CT the PTesi,y ieriau ch1rrh
last Friday ni2ht.
The p.afent medicine Doctor drew n large
crowd on Holden street, Fri.isy night, i,Ii sold
little medicine.
The boiler of the Eureka Mills has ,--n I'M
dersoing repairs the Ie,>, week and viii lee read.
To start to-ff"rroa-
Circuit Court meets MONDAY. II Is expected
that a viii adjourn until the following Nom
day without trsn-actng any business
The Press l.ad or,~ Il lis forms knocked into
P FRIDAY ny accident. and H. Martin - IN South
east Missouri preaching the Ireenissck GOSPEL
Most of oar citizen. that attended the - Louis
exposition have returned. ani think the grand
parade a: the Vciled prophets Ma, a great sue
cess
Two citizens Of this place had a personal rem
counter yesterday. c.,wiiide and pasted figured
spcuou-ly ia the diffiruty. No tsood. nOs-'siy
hurt aud no arrests.
cd A. N. Lsy exposin.i-,i Democratic truths
To r,u-ing aridien-e the court house last even
ing. johnson county will do honor tn the success
40: OF Crit next November.
Elder r. + Meigs WAS ia town yesterday m
quIrng for An ATTORNEY. He had hitter To- making
his peace with hi- Maker. He registered at the
Ead> from from kns-viie.
Most the farmers 81 tLss community have fin
ished sowing wheat. The light rains If lac have
fsen t.-n.cial Ia the crop AMI the grain l. qu,ck
~ sPrcuiing and growing timely.
The programme IL tine Phiioinxfi,-an Ss-.ieiy
last Friday good fuf rxiher lengthy The pa
per. edited hy Miss Ss;lie Zoil aud n. r. Tnldrt,
Mas the most interesting of the exercises
Carter N. Louthsn, ED, of Clark county, Va.
i stopping AT the EAd-, locking nj the country.
Mr. l.. has been the commemorative attorney IN
hrs native county for the past four years, and
ZONES endorsed by the leading fpeinbers 0i the
egal profession n his State.
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Written for the Sunday Morning Bszoo.
TWO LOCKS OF HAIR.
CuyPAeus...tl.

These two bro~ n lo-k, Il ,ilken hair,
81 silent In their power,
What wealth o(m~m'r ies bright ant fair.
They yield this lonely hour.
When sll the Thoughts "f hu,y life,
NJ evening ! dismiss.
Ny heart set free from every strif..
These treasures tar Kiss.
Yes. kiss, caress these tonn:. eurls
From darling he:s.i> fresh rip'd:
For shining midst my che ri>h'd I,-,ri-.
They alone arr diamond upP'I.
And tell u tale II fsrven; love.
That g,ow'd Ia days IT yor--
th"',.ht IT. flame iron iir-- sh,y-
w"u'd lanyui-h never moir.
Ts." ts,n. has ei,an:r,i ,hs happy past,
Still r"tiy si.;sn, tss.--- ruF'-;
AMI tn" to-day, mI-fortun-- il,-t
It, srrca~ round u,- huri-.
Th..ir FAIRY charms. 81 tfne-. ,ii-Tst
The :s'hrr'd shades of .is."n,
rha, wrap my >oui IN h"rrsi -peIl.
Like night .n-hroui- the t"n,i..
r-yel with delight.
W,,t.. golden hight, I'M -I.l..H,ior streams
With grand, -tr-h ,irta. might
tps,i my i,.nsing ksIn'-h'i -onl,
Ee,eslin. visions f.ir.
That hut a m,:n-ut -;nii.. TIA ~,-r"n
R"ii> up els-I. DESPAIR.
Rs-tgi,'d. bow =" Ls,ttls-- Fs;e.
Who's. harsh. ayr~itftIl lsu-.
Nv -trlisht-nsi i,-art->trin.:- almost hr,-ak
With wo-> thai r-vcr psI---
Exr-p: at moments wh-u tits.-.- curi>
Arrest their mage power.
That slsri.- ii the pas, unttl!>
To bios thu passing hour.
Tia II, ~ lal'. s-tlri-, y"ur ss,.,itif,s charms
ti"ur my hear, sutar":
Spsr~ uot Your l,gh, when ,itris alarms
Their .i-fn"n wile- combine;
sIs,r. na; Your sweet. YOUR masi.' halIn.
When ur,sinc>- rs,..k- NV hr-tIn,
Ent. -ersrh lIL.. my spirits esrin
With l,,e y..u IL, not t.-isr..
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Bold ROBBERY.

About half-past 10 o'clock yesterday fore
noon a bold robbery was perpe.r.ted in the
Office of White & Meyers lumber yard,
CORNER of Lamine and Third streets. Mr..
White had just left the Office to go 10 the
court house, and Mr.. Meyer was out in the
yard. Two young men. strangers, had been
noticed hanging around the Office watching
for some opportunity. One OF them stood
ON the outside watching. and the other
catered the Office as soon rs il was vacated.
He procured an old Ratchet on the premises
and broke open the drawer OF the desk, IN
which was about twelve dollars. The man
who vent in was seen to come out and join
his companion, after which they both dis
appeared with their ill-gotten gains. 1t was
bold trick, as Mr.. Meyer might have
come in and caught the rascal at any mo-
mont
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The Terrible Tramp.

Our citizens must be prepared for the re-
ception Of these gentlemen Of the road.
They will hereafter call at the front door
and hold their receptions in the parlor. II
would be a good idea to adorn the dining
room with flowers and have the word swell
come" con-picuously displayed. But ser
iously speaking they are getting bad and
bold. One went to Mr.. Morey's residence
Yesterday afternoon. and not being received
by brass band and . speech, turned
around and hurled rock at the house with
all his force A good bull dog is worth his
weight in gold when hung on to tramp.
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THE KNIFE.
A Sfabbing ARRAY at Kemper's
College.
One Student Cuts Another with Q
Knife.
Suicide of an Unknown Mana
Murderer Arrested.

Special to the sunday Morning Bazoo.
BoOxvILLE, Oct. y.
A serious stabbing ARRAY occurred at
Kemper's family school, last evening. he
tween two students, which resulted in one
of them being dangerously wounded
AT THE SUPPER TABLE
The two students, named Charles II.
Means and William Flourme, got into q
quarrel at the supper table, which
resulted in FIourme stabbing Means.
The former has been expelled and Kent
70 his home IN Helena, Montana.
Means is from Atchison, Kas. Although
badly hurt. il is said that he will recover.
MURDERER ARRESTED.
A suspicious character was arrested near
Arrow Rock, yesterday. He is supposed
to he the murderer of the man found dead
in cabin near Pilot Grove last Saturday.
lie was brought to this city and lodged in
Jail. Circumstances point very strongly
against him.
The body Of an Englishman named
Albert Edwards, was found in the suburbs
Of BoonviIie last night. He was we'll
dressed, and upon his person were found
SEVERAL DoCrMENTS.
which prove him to have been . man con-
nected with good family.
An inquest was held, and the coroner's
jury returned q
that the deceased came to his death from
some unknown cause.
After the inquest and the above verdict
was rendered,
. LATER DEVELOPMENTS
proved conclusively that it was clear cas-
Of suicide.
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81. LOCIe 0AAKEf.
81. LOUIS. No, Oct. 12-Flour-Dnll.
Wheat-Lover; No. 2 red S3}c TO ISLE
No. 5 red 50.
COrn-LOwer; size.
Oats-Quiet; 193.
Pork-Quiet; % 37} 10 % 50.
Dry Salt Meats-Unchaagsd; 42c to 53c...
R.con-Ssesdy SIC 70 &c.
Lard-Essier; IS Is aud s. 3.
HoGs-Betser; Yorken and Bsltimorss.
s. % to IS 10; mixed psckine $ - tn
s 40; butchers and Philadelphias s. So
10 $ 60.
Receipts. 1000.
Shippoenis, 800.
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Special To the sunday Morning Baz"o.
PIor GROVE, October II.
Ever since the hurriLle murder near this
town q week ago to-day, the full particu-
lars Of which were published in last Mon
days BAzoO, n shArp lockout has Keen kept
for
THE MURDERER
On Yesterday, Just one week from the
dAy Of the murder, he Vas arrest. d At Ar
low Rock, by Sheriff Smith If Boonville.
He was brought here to-day and
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED
a. being the same man who came TO Pilot
Grove. and went into the store with him on
Friday afternoon, October 4. BY Mr.. John
Preston, uho saw him At that time.
AGAIN IDENTIFIED.
He was also identified BY Mrs. Mitsel, ~
the man who came to her house on
that Friday afternoon and asked
her for a drink Of water. Mrs. Mi.zel
lives about one mile and = quarter from
lilo, Grove, aud on the road To the cabin
where the murdered man was found.
STILL FURTHER IDENTIfED.
The prisoner Was also identified ss the
man Who passed alone through the farm Of
Mr.. VIM. GENTRY, last Saturday morning,
abou, sunrise. by negro boy. who carefully
observed him at that time.
Hts FOOT PRINTS.
The night previous TO the murder il
ra;ned. and the murlerer's foot prints
around the cabin we're quite marked and
a;s,iuct. A measure was taken Of them IT
the time and it FITS the prisoners boots ex-
actly.
CrRcUNsrAxrIALE vIEENCE
ia very strong against him, and unerrirgiy
pin,s 10 him as i!,e man who crushed in hiss
compan;on's skull with tie rock found IN
the fireplace.
TAKEN BACK.
After being thoroughly identified ~ the
the man who vas in company wi.h the MUIR
dered man, the prisoner MAS taken back to
EoonviIIe by Sheriff smith and placed in
Jail.
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FLEA BITES.

a !!
some people say they wouldn't h. tool for
,nyt--ly. hut we'd i,t-t ii. To- i~ the f,rl, our gal
eats with.
\ K-ntpky woman hiss married a Mr.. Caiir".
Ju>t 80, give .m ,n.h. They 7; take an ell, and
no~ -i-'> get the wh"I. yaT.i- Never mind. there
ALL u. lets of IitiI. prints 81 r...rIy.
'.T!yc finer Ga. h.. the i..v.r the hr-te--'
Tr,-tirsts >"-that'- What y sn- hog
ts,l.i -issie,i ur,n must h.,
~ -oou a. H-,irr-k'- h.II i completed tho
Appleton City Dramatic tEoupr Will APPEAR u,
''rbr-- Drink Day
Ti.,t amt botilIng. Ju-t udIt tiii Christmas.
and the curtain rim. mp "n our original
drama of s.Ou IT," IN -ix ~. AMI every one III
en-, warranted To- hsi.i q gallon
James Cl-ary offers To- pa, up L." thu, h.
r.,i-.- more b,l>t,.- at ~ ct .rutnl
than any either nrin IA Carroll county.
Is,n-, Take tina, t-t- We kn"w f.law Who
with >;np-. T,'u;, mret at = Ia. -ither.
II has. .@y.n egute- at rbpe~- hy mo- >sid
the Amer. .'-yrry ruIs.r of winch l wIll huri at
the British Government
Hold IN. Mr.. Am--r. When Won ,:-t rite uai.
W.. IuSt dare yer like btr-k ,tss ~ ttrw rupees
at ".
PraIr.IIv TN. most nexrent.m,hl~ explana-
tioG .f the. 81 the s-evnt .f t!.r sap
IN plants l.,- t-~~U that aivanc9.i by VI Joseph
h~huI.
Will ". Iac please explain the of the
ASCENT ut sap in heads,
Any man pays too much for hi- whistle who has
'o vet IL fifteen or twenty iInI"> hay.
Yes. true ECONOMY tells u to g-t gallon aud
let the whistle soak.
len. City has got the los: in The ;nmier
hr-'n'>> oi an, o;;y u, the sistc.-l"urnal-
Yc>, .-.uiar -isk,.
Pete Wilson, W. ar. reliably infs.mad. will
plas- additional plate ans, napkin the t.,Ia.
IN the futnr,. it, boy.-Trbun-.
BETTER >kirfni- tot bread AMI meat. and put the
napkin where It will ip the most good
\ tat Woman in Corin,h, N,.~., drank a>l islrk
tea To- iu;,kc her lean.
liza god looking i.-II.'u puts hrs arms around
her neck. she viil lesn In ,n,nare. Beats bark.
You bet.
There Is only ane ,aEss.r IN pctroi, who can he
hi-ed To- shave dead nr,u.
P-haw Jefferson City has got BARRIERS who'll
shave dead men. sni then hoier in their ears "
they don't pay for il they'll sell their hosi,e> tn
the d.~tor~.
An up-country Iaper chrnn....s y big chtrc!,
coiisrticn. and wants 9" know Who san beat il.
You j,ss, leave thst N,.lsect,on in the cantrisa
''"" "'S 'ne "sn'' a'' y"' vi mt "" WI" can
iratu.
''ue that Putteth his trust IN the Lord >haii h.
made fst-"-Proserb-. xxxIiI -.
Tx,..,rsnhs,lsyr.r Va tried ,h., b,,,.. ,,,,,s
unti We got :" aensH poor y"a rouh' h"sr "'r
homes cr-sk every time struck rsnyh roa.i
two,nan IN Western Ohio iAs, s'rrre,iei I'm
.snns mr. n.s s ~, =. ',.r'n ~, i',r own.
Tin. nain,e that Tire Unfortunate .en,,.msn h,i
been given foreign mi.siou>.-Butt.Io Express.
SI.Ss. III H.,s,,. vi.-.. d. t,f dbl N
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WEEKLY BAZO0.
SEDAL1A

TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1873.

Let every fiat money" man read Gov.
Woodford's speech upon the second page Of
our paper. 1t is the most sensible, logical
speech upon the subject We have yet seen in
print, and is we'll worthy careful perusal
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N~ YOnR MARYE

NV YoaK NAHKEf.
NV YoaK, Oct. 1l.-F1oa-Qnist.
Wheat-Quies Chicago IS 70 &c; Mil
vsukse 81 To 98c; rcd winter 81 o. 10
81 O53; amber 81 % to 81 OS2.
Cosn-Quiet; steamer to NE; No 3 ~
10 &c..
Osts-Quiet and strong; extra nixsd.
sc; No 293c.
Rye--Quiet; vestesR &c to Sc.
Meas POsk-Quies; s. SS.
Lard-Quies; s. 653. ..'
Whikey-NO0inal; 81 IA. rr.
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CHICAGO MARHH.

CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. Lila, Oct. 12-wAsss-Iowe,
SOc bid for Oct.
Corn-Easisr; &c for October.
Oats-Shade loser; 183 bid Ior Oct.
Rye-43c cash.
Barley-$1 OF IN 81 0S.
POrk-Lower; 81 IS for Nov.
Lard-$6 90 for Nov.
Whiskey-$! o.
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Safe, Permanent and Complete

Safe, Permanent and Complete
are the cures Of intermittent diseases per-
formed BY CLIFFoRD's FEBRIFUGE. Dumb
caill-. fever and sgue. and all bilious dis
orders are speedily eradicsted from the
system. Health and vigor are obtained
more rapidly aud more permanently BY the
nse Of this great natural antidote than BY
any remedy heretofore known. 1t disinfecta,
cleanses and eliminates all malaria. Az
q tonic. it acts ~ an Antiseptic and blood
purifier, bringing renewed energy and Vi
tally to the body worn down By disease.
&c. RIcHARInox, Prcpf.
For sale by all dru9gists. St. Louis.
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prices, and best goods ct VIZ
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HIDING FROM HEMP.

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