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The New York herald., 1879-01-04
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals 1881 IL 2W b.ifS lb,~oD
BKEvKs--Tradc on this forenoon was small and on
moderate rum sales were slow with few head nnsod when
the markets closed at Quality to fair In ,ha
assregase coarse Prices were 7le. a yac pcr D.
weights W cwt lO4 general allow ,6 lbs net
AZ sixtcth street yardsT u Eastman sold for self ~
Illinois steers AZ SC per h., weight IA cwt 26 Illinois @
steers a.. sS pcr 10, weights ey,. "a
cwt; ia Illinois steers at Otac. per H., weight
es .ewt 81 Illinois steers at 0,sc. per 10.
o. Ilinos Steers , ~ v;tc psr loJ weight cw,
2Ui Tbs head ~ 70 10 bulls, live weight 2v
lbs per head, az 3sc per ib token usc b weight
iUA cwt, ssrong NO kensncky seersd hrad a. Sc per
ucry carr sold tor selves niScd Western steers
per ID weight Ia cwt. H. v Burchard sold for o. y. Rey
holds j4 steers at she. per b. weight ~ cw scaht
H. Waxe sold 10. s Waixei AZ illinois IA head at
&c. per ID, 10 head at lb SO head s H.
" head sac per ID with 81 OF por hcad 10 head ut
p4c per ID, with IL on per headweights e cwt ~
cwt 1illis A Brown sold on commission IA State
ssc ss,se lb-wegh, oS cwt At Jersey city yards
weight i,so lbs per head at ns per ln u
H. per TO- including head at SIC per To- weights 01s
cwta IA cwt W scgel sold for n Morris "a illincis
stccs Ne. per lh weight W cxt. Magn.s sold tor
sell A. esois sseeri4 head ~ ssc per ib ~ head st
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and many others.
rTATTERsALLs STOCK EXCHANGE, .2a5 BROAD
liability limited to per cent McDoUGALL GO.
THRUST FUNDS TO LoAN--oN IMPRoyED CITY AND
Brooklyn Property. Address box t.Soo fost once
TrNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
= broadway, 9TH az sy a, and d, ssa st tho ra.. Of
Interest on deposits from 70 to Ss az tne e, rsss or
ucS pss The fsas rsss four
fore January 10 will draw interest from jannary Bank
from 10 ySHS f % HssfTs ssHToS Saf
GaRpsrn s cmAr,x, Treasurer
CHARLES 4. SPRAGUE, Secretary.
IVELLs, FARGO 4 co. IS BROADWAY,
buy and sell Mining stocks other Pacific coast secur
tiles; sell Exchange Te'egrarhe Transfers and Credits
srases .r Sa the world
COPARTNERsHIPs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER
N % I"s
% , will s' rssp. y |'m
NEW YORK. Dee, WI a. 4 1s'S SopGE
nhSfI sStars 5s%ss ss''is deceased "sp'
We ,!S poPGE IySn,s S5,
;sNsHiTa SNsGS f!EisS ) bSpaT. psaET2KEs.
The undersigned formed copartncrship under the
"''" "'''''' PHELPS, STOKES CO..
to do y domestic aud foreign banking business
40 WALL ST.. Nkw YoRK Jan. !, lsia
JAMES SST2KIs, srovrs
n Sershp heretofore existing 6e.wesn the naasr;gnsd
under the nrm name o hoeh s1ns S 70 % WI a"y ds
yrv Yons Dec 81, 1875 SfhEAf1 WihEhtH g Il h5hS bkA
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RUS DAY FORMED 4
% Saa, ss se Sa ns 81 rss e I'd &
Srw Yo.x JAM !. 1879 S2i.E %inErxa \ kScH g iioaS
TnE COMPREHENSIVE. nkREroroRE EXISTING
between the undersigned Is this dav dissolved by nu
The business will he continued by DAVID b. McCLIN.
TOCk ~ No ~ Greene ST.
rrmE coPARrSERsnIr MEREToFoRE EXISTING
day been ds.evcd by mutual eSn;en, W,sT,u s,cs co
rss s rs. WIZ Hs SACHS ca
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
4 G0OD PAYING fRfNTiNG BUSINESS FOR SALE
Ain consequences Of death or would exchange Tor free
sss clear Lots g s'''
4 GENTLEMAN, LONDON RESIDENT ENGLAND.
Aof large commercial experience IN England. France,
buyers cr the Cape India Australia south America
60 reprrsen snmss ras
H., box los Herald once
A FIRM, HAVING BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS IN
~ American and English cities, open negotiate with
for the sale Of American Novelties spec
ialtes; references given Address d., box 2ie Herald
Office.
a GENTLEMAN, WITH $1,000 CAN SECURE AN
n interest with responsible parties IN business for
Si,5OO yearly profits. Call on BRADSHAW @s broadway
4 PRACTICAL BUILDER DESIRES TiOROuGll
Abuslness man with about *iuooo as partner: all isc
2,v26 city
(toAL YARD DOING FINE BUSINESS, LOCATION
4 VJnnsurpns scd and with the best facites--Waned
partner siOep to extend. Apply GRlGuS cARLE
ron, aS Broadway.
INNING sAi.uON-FINE BUSINESS; GOOD REA'
Jsona Tor selling, bargain bought to-day 5t. Pine Sc
lARrNER WANTED.-A PARTY HAVING A FIRST
Il class cwelry factory, complete wants partner with
eS.rseU 70 to mako lswelry Address jEwEfLER boz ia
II Pruvidcnca n l.
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
Al TTT0ND MORTGAGE FOR Al 100 ron SALE
"A lprincipals only. Address HARRISON, boz i9i
Herald ONCE
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OFFICE or THE NEW YORK LOAN AND IMPROVE
Oment Company n Broadway, New York, jan 2. 1879.
certificates of the Now York Loan and Improve
Company will be paid the Office of the company,
No II Broadway New York. and after january rs inst,
~ LEWIS NJ. BROWN,
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YJ7ATTERsALLs STOCK EXCHANGE, .225 BROAD
way-Orders received buy sell stocks margin
liability limited O B per cent. MCDOUGALl a 70.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26

A correspondent Of the X ansas City Prio,
Current was in Dodge Ci.y last week, n,
contribut to that excellent Journal the 70
loving: Now that the through drive FROM
Texas is nearly all in, correct estimate car
be made for the drive of 1879, which as will
be seen is much smaller than previ .us year.
The herds which have alIeady arrived num-
Der 1915 head, while those on the way
humber $4,000. there are less than 10 0 0
now on this market for sale, and while
pricts DO not range 40 high az Las, s.aeon,
the market is more active and catil. ere 10
better demand. Those that have been sold
have been driven under contract nor h and
west But very few through cattle will be
shipped this season. Y.arling. range from
s. 90 to 80 90, two year ODDS $40 90 to
Si2 50; three year old's Sl4 50 and through
beef steers SIG SO Yearling ami two year
old heifers Command sbout the zane prices
as steers. the drive in this cla-s having been
smaller than previous seasons, while there
Is an increased demand from the ranchm
for them.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26
RAILROADS IN KANSAS.

A lev weeks sgo we sent paragraph
adrift, which found its wsy in many Of The
htite newspapers and with some comments,
on the propo-ed railroad to Dodge City.
As bit Of advertising for D,dge City and
Ford county il was not without some effect
and purpose, drawing attention to prof., ble
contingencies, which develop Is the wheel
Of progress moves steadily westward.
The general attention is directed to the
progress Of several lines Of railroad which
have Southwestern Kansas 10 the line of
their march, in their onward move
upon the rich mines Of Colorado, New Mex.
leo and Arizona. The progress Of these
lines is being daily Lerslded, and the snort
Of the iron horse will soon echo in the Ar.
kansas Valley. st. Louis and Chicago are
stimulating these grand enterprises, pushing
them towards the grain, cattle and metals
Of the west.
Kansas City is looking with envious eyes
upon these new movements and notes the
IASf-'fS eAs~boson VI HoilHOou llQet HON
that city TO meet the competition caused BY
St. Louis and Chicago. Upon this point the
Kansas City Price Current Gays 1.-THE COM
pletion Of the st, Louis Xaneas and Arizo-
na railrosd through Southwestern Kansas.
will be the means of cbespening rates, and
more rapid development, of the country.
through which it passes, rather than di.
verter Of trade from Kansas City,"
The St. Louis and San Francisco. the s,
Louis, Ksnsas and Arizona, and the L.av.
enworth. Topeka and Dodge City Railroad.
are above mere corjectures; but are in prsc-
tical progress. winding through the fertile
valleys Of Kansas.
We haven't space to enunerate the build.
ing and the projected lines Of railroad in
kanSss; but re shall state that Kansas will
tcon be encompassed in Network of rail.
road lines, and the little giant city on the
plains will be woven in this web of progress.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26

Throughout the rural districts of the E.
says the A'chison Champion, and amorg rLe
people OF moderate means IN Eastern ci lee.
kansas is still, Is it has been for yea S, a
sort OF aeon, ghting M the future OF
their Imagination. An intelligent citizen of
Maine, Of moderate fortune, said to Us few
dsys ago that his ambition was to own and
manage a stock farm in Kansas. And hun
dreds Of thousand. Of INDUSTRIOUS people. all
over the East, look lorgngly for the srriv ]
Of the happy day when they can effect sale
Of their modest Possessions and etart for
Kans,e.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26

We congratulate the Atchison ChamDio,
on the position il takes regarding the future
OF Kansas, and which applies with create,
force to prospects Of this section. We have
frequently alluded to the matter, but wish
to add the remarks of our esteemed friend.
1t says the rapid development Of Colorado
rich minee means more rapid and subetap.
'ial development Of Kansas wheat and corn
nelds. The mineral wealth of Colorado.
finty bills will Gov into Kansas, to pay for
the products Of cur farms. The busy dely-
ere among the mines of Colorado will be fed
by Kansas. The day is coming, and is not
lar distant, when the wheat and corn and
cattle and hogs Of Kansas will ali be sbip.
ped westward, to feed the millions who are
foiling in the mines of Colorado, New Mex
ico and Arizona. This means a nearer mar.
kei for our products, and consequently bet.
ter prices for them. We nov have two mil.
way Lines across the State to Colombo. and
viii have third within year. 1t is oulv
Six hundred miles to the mountains of Col.
Grade from our eastern border, while il ia
more than twice that distance to the A,lan-
TIC coast. Now the prices of Kansas pro.
ducts are regulated BY prices on the ses. |
ooafd. When the mines Of the West are |
'oiiy developed. this will be changed. The
supply and demand in the mining districts
Of tne West will regulate prices, and Kausa.
van De the source of supply neares. to the
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26

). h. Greer, one OF Barton county's sue
oessiai sheep growers. Gays the Great Bend
Tribune, recently took IS pounds of wool
from one Of his Merino bucks, and %. n,
from another. His sheep average we'll, and
ne believes il is better investment than
raising wheat even with good crop every
year. The Tribane learns from Mr.. Greer
that wool Is higher nov than il has been for
several years.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26

The dry weather during the early part
the season has made the insects unusually
numerou, this summer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. $. LAND OFFICE,

Larntd, Kansas, June 20, ls79
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam-
ed settler has fled notice OF his intention 10 make
final entry thereof At the expiration Of thirt,
days from the date of this notice, viz: William
Dufey tDeclaratory Statement No. 3.s6.) for the
West southwest = of Section TO- Twp &c, II
. wsst. and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: W. ID. Masterson and Geo. sullivan, OF
Ford county.
7-4w c. A. MORRIS, Register.
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rso,rn,e laWasbinaIeoini

- as.a agssaIA \ I'D n
sESome Washington correspon-
dents, in the dearth of news items, are
(telegraphlng TO their papers that Secre-.
tary Sherman has cancelled some Of his
engagements to speak in Ohio. because
the great, questions asked him on the
stump assto tis fasoring certain Nation
al Banks. The Secretary has answered
allmanner OF felectioneering charges res
flecting upon the administration Of bis
office, but thisis so triAing as to be utterly
beneath the notice OF the .Secretary--
Boston Transcript,
r. IT may be Western custom not easy
for Boston to understand, but in Ohio
ever Secretary Of the Treasury and
candidate for President may not affect
the contemptuous toward a charge so
grave as that briefly referred to in the
paragraph printed above. The Trans
crist will observe that Mr.. Sherman
has deemed it necessary to take notice
OF the charge that he has been fayoring
pet banka 1t might have been better
for him ifhe had rushed back to Wash
Fington without takirg notice Of the mat
ter: or better still, if he had not come
to Ohio ct all. His position as a seeker
alter office--as manipulation OF the
political wires in Ohio-makes his off,
cial ofenses glaring .-Enqu,rer.
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Prof. Tice's Weather Predictions.
FOR SEPTEMBER. 1879.

PROBABLE WEATHER LIST and 2nd low
barometer. cloudy and threatening, with local
storms Bird to 4th, clear to fair; 9th to 9th, en-
dingi in clouding, threatening weather, with
heavy rains and severe storms in places; 9th to
10th clear or fair lth to 18th, ending in cloud
ing threatening weather, with local storms;
14th to 18th, clear to fair; 10th to Goth, en-
ding in clouding, threatening weather. with
very heavy rains and severe storms in places
A tropical hurricane is possible on the Gulf
Coast or Southeast Atlantic, on 18th to 18th.
Should..t this be. the case high barometer and
clear and cool weather will prevail in the in
terror of the Continent. during the continu-
ance Of the hurricane; 2lst to22nd, ,clear or fair;
23rd to 26th. clouding. threatening weather,
with local rains 26th to 18th, clear or fair 2Sth
to Goth, ending in clouding, threatening wealth
er, with heavy rains and severe storms in pla-
ces. A hurricane may appear on the Southern
Coast. about 30th or Oct. LIST. (See remarks
about hurricanes abovel The warmer days
will be about 1st, Sth. 18th 18th 26th and Both.
The cooler days, Bird. 9th, 18th, 9lst and 2Sth.
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ELECTION DAY..Tuesday, Oct. IA.

District Court next Monday, the T5th
inst ,sf.va Aw A
,iDf. FAsouHAs moved into his new
house last week.
We are prepared to furnish Road Tax
Receipts at % cents per hundredoT
s.s :, Mr. Isaac Moosr, Of !sunsbpry town
ship has silver dollar bearing date OF
the year 1885.
q DIR, KEEPERs, of ,Woodsdeld, recently
: purchased the Drug establishment of
Dr, Dixon, OF Beallsyille- ,s9,5 .-T
~ The Commissioners adjourned on the
9th instato meet, at T. A.. WAYS, in
Mashingtou,township, on the 10Th inst.
PostmasteSrs are now required to
astamp upon the back OF the envelope,
rthe date Of the receipt Of all letters that
are given ont Of their offices s8iia 8
.,.iaTbs wedding OF Mr. Cn1RLrs okEY,
Of Corning. lowe, and. Miss SARAH Nor
aasof Woods6eld, takes place day,
the 9th, inst One huudred invitations
,.have been sent out, eso lsssiis .zl-gfi
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sHERIFF's SALE.
George Coss
vs.
George w. Cline d ano.

ny virtue of certain order Of sale
n issued from the court Of common pleas
within and tor the county OF Monroe,
and State Of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will offer Cor sale at public
auction at the east door of the court house
in Woodsfeld. on
Saturday, the 9th day of September, 1879.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and 4
O'Clock o. m.. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe ooun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit: - z = tA - ln
The southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section twenty, township three of
range Ave, containing forty acres more or
less.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $500. and may sell for twc-thirds
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale. cash
before confirmation.
IA WIN. READ,
sus2s.5swb. Sheriff ", G. o.
SrRIsos h DRrsos, Att'ys, wa
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS. SALE.
L. M. Amos
William Piatt ct al.

ny virtue OF a certain order Of sale issusd
II from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the County of .onroe, and State OF
Ohio, in a ease pending IN said cour, between
the above named parties. and to me directed,
l W II offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld,
on
Saturday, the .4th day of October, 1879.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m, and
o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the following de-
soribed real estate situate in onroe county,
Ohio, to-wit: r 9HS 1sg0 H8g
q The east end Of the south bali of the north
east quarter of section thirteen township four
of range five, commencing eight rods,south
of = stone corner on the north and south
line of said section; theucr seventy two rods
south. to a stake corner; thence west forty
three rods; thence north sixty rods; thence
on straight line to tue place Of b-gi inning
forty three rods, containing eighteen acres
more or less. ss ,liI f;it oj Hge
Said property so ordered to be sold is sp-
praised .. $l4o. and may sell for two-thirds
OF said appraisement. Terms of sale. Cash
before confirmation.
AL. PEARSON.
Master Commissioner Nj. Q. O.
sept2,'79w5 Ht't a 2aisfi
HUNTER & MALLORY. Atty's. e'faiw 9d'
...a -rs.tfrg ~ 49, e Il Ane.f
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Probate Notice.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled
n. in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. BY the following Administrators and
Assignees: gde8 lJlF1iF sa
First partial settlement account Of j. L. Be.
van Administrator Of the estate Of Charles
Cooper, deceased.
Third and final settlement account of William
R. Gray Administrator with the will an.
nexed Of the estate Of Henry Mason, decd.
First partial settlement account of l. P. Far.
quhar Administrator of the estate of
Charles Peters, decd.
First and final settlement account of John
Moore Assignee Of Joseph Path, an insol.
vent. A
First partial settlement account Of C. NJ.
Blowers Assignee Of Western Taylor, an
insolvent ~ 99i' b" ~
Second and final settlement s,count OF T. G..
Allen Assignee Of John W. suter, an in
solvent. =. et*
Any person interested may ale written ex-
ceptions to said accounts or any item thereo
on or before the Sd day OF October next
when the same will be finally heard and con :
tinued from day to day until disposed Of.
r. K. WALTON,
espts, ,79ws, Probate yudse v. GO,
q
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A Goodnight Clock.
Jacksonville Union.

A father on Monroe street has pur-
chased lovers alarm clock that works
like a charm. Atl0 O'Clock it strikes
loudly, two little doors open, and man
with ADDRESSING y gown and cap on glides
out, holding in his hand card inscribed
"eood night" AS he bows and smiling
" retires back into The clock, the young
man takes the hint, says "good night
to, the fair daughters and departs.
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Proceedings of the County Conis
miSsiOners.

Proceedings of the County C0n1s
missiOners.
The Board convened 10. regular ses-
sion on the 1st inst, and proceeded to
business
Allowed Elias Watson $50 for work
on Ozark and Beallsvilie road; William
Hess $500 for work on Lodi road
The petition for road by c Kindle-
burger and others. Of Summit township,
was considered and Martin Baker, b.
Mann and JIG Yoho we're appointed
viewers, with John E Miracle, Surveyor,
to meet al Lewisville on September 23d
r Viewers were appointed on an altera
tion of q road petitloned for by H n.
Turner and others. aa4s99 fYa ~
Allowed O. W. Mason $50 for. work
done on Stafford road. Lonis Boliz
5000 for work done on road leading
from Claripgtdn into Switzerland town
ship.,esia .ssigla .ssa bas asstsl 4 10 .,
IsslThe annual settlement was concluded
With John Gatchell, Treasurer. Of the
iSSe"sJstF t-t FtpH-f@thfFf
Allowed fees to Infrmary Directors
as follows: j Pfalzgrafa $22 so; Henry
Smith sl7 50;5 Jacob Drum. els
t., Allowed G S AIgeo S65 for work on
Hanght run road; NJ w Baker SAT 58
for coal; j a. Read $50 IL for board
ing prisoners, turnkey fees and washing
for prisoners; costs in case Of Ohio vs.
Heckle, S23 40: Wm. Read S39 09, fees
in case of Ohio VS.. williamson; L. o.
a. j Nv Okey 800, part pay for bridge
across Clear Fork ct Ways. 81
The road alteration petitioned for by
VIM. Kirkland and others was granted
Viewers were appointed on an altera7
tion Of road petitioned for by W. H
Rutter and Others. sn
The consideration of the petition Of
W. Fl Mofiltt and others. for an altera-
ton, of road ,wss continued to the De-.
cember session. ~
The, annual reports of the several
county officers were received, and mum
Der of bills ordered paid, together with
costs in several State cases.
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rbe ex.Empress Engine has lust pur-

The ex-Empress Engine has just pur-
chased OF Baron Sessler Herzinger the
Castle of Wesserburg, Upper Syria.
The front cpntains l22 windows, and
the building is over 400 years old. She
will havelthe ex.Khedlve Of Egypt, as a
Fneighbor, If he succeeds in buying Of
Moriiz Won Bartmsnn his Castle OF
Prank. 7iFu iH'f
Four per cent Government bonds
have declined one-half of one per cent,
This is an evidence of the revival oi
business. As trade reviyes money
seeks other Investments than four per
cent bonds. q '5seF f2ta
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|READ! READ! READ!!!
THE MEETING OF EASTERN Ohio.

HEADQUARTERS STATE EXECUTIVE CoNl
COLUMBUS, OHIo, Sept 4, 1879
r. K, WALTON. Esq, Woodsfeld, Ohio: 4,
DEAR SIR: Yours Of 81, to Mr, Nc
Kinney, at hand and contents noted
Nothing SHORT Of sickness will prevent
Gen Ewing from coming to Woodsfeld
on the 18th. We have announced for
that day and place Gen. EWING. Gen
RICE, Gen WARNER and Hon. C.
REEMELIN. II they do not make you
THE meeting Of Eastern Ohio, no one
can. They will all be with you "Provi-
dence permitting" Yours &c,
CARSON LAKE, Cor. SeCy.
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Spain.

LA GRANJA, Sept. lit is stated that
the Council, under The presidency OF the
King, will, to day finally fix November
SSth as the date for the marriage of King
Alfonso and the Archduchess Marie
Christine 1t is believed the Commits
sion, composed Of Spanish Senators and
Deputies, will go to Vienna to escort the
bride to Spain by way of Trieste and
Barcelona. The vessel conveying her
to Barcelona will be escorted by four
ironclads. ',s0g 6 s
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q bx- Memphis is a doomed city The
yellow fever continues to rage una5ated.
The only way to rid the place Of the
plague is to remove the Inhabitants and
then burn the city to ashes. That would
entail great loss of property, but would
be the means Of saving hundreds ofval-
liable lives in the future. 81 So
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baa kEMr. GEoRoE p DoRR, Secretary
saoss ssths Agricultural Society, requests us
to state that he is prepared to take en-
tries for the Fair. All entries, should be
made before the first day of the meeting.