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LOCAL POLITICS,


Tho Eighth Ward Republican Club met Inst
night ~ tho corlIGr Ut Unlisted and Harrison
streets. an.t elected tho following oilluers fnr tho
ensuing ycnr: President, urnrxe ". spu1url;
rlce'presdputs, Kelly La I!cnu. j. J. tsAlenoch
Mnycr kteu, Edward Jullcs. ni,A It. II. WAr,nw;
sacretury, 4. ". sinnutt: Treasurer, Herman
bcI1o. Mr. Spnt!lrst thnnkcd lhO Club III Il neat
little speech far thu honor roliferrcd upon him,
Aftrr which n committee wis nppaIntul toacutrc
permanent quarters. Thetu bolug iii ft,rtlor
business tha Club adjourned to tho tIrst stoAday
In I,ecrinbus.
Tho Flrs. War, strnight Republican Glib u,et
at tho Grand laelIo last hight, President C,,burn
III tho chair. Attsr sumo rutine business WIS
cosistii;s 81 sssss % l,sea. t iuEey, una @ 1"ran .
ss P".s 9r ns eaS as IT, s Gss ssx & sx III %
lLu cosnmlttso selarted the f',iltWnlH !tst, 4l,d
they were MM!nni,a!+iy elected: Preaa.nt. j.
J. y; Adair, J. r. l,oaled. Fred O.y!sri. i. i.
Alelli Secretary, ). .; 0nrt.,.isr; Tra;surrr.
i. Ea,oi', w,i!in1n iiksr, slaSsi E"scI. Within w
Y. Uaie, Jn,n.s +. MeElny; ut larro, .lIt.tts
;krIS J. itsaisy; sy;, E'Snys , Gitss n1 " wsm.
m.iltco NJ three Wits apl",fntcd tu wnit IN Mr..
Thu tcller au'l acqua!nt hM OF h's election. Tho
T,tts r., fstr,sd i 1ew maotts y, IT, wth Mr
thu setiF,ng President. slr. Coourn, III lluttsr.
!nv speech. ~. Thatcher RETURNED hunks to
pledged hts word thAt by wnull tn his utlli,isl 10
pro,n!nt,S !:, tne nts'ess Of tne s'n'xhs Mepubc.
Specchrs wero u,l.le by seycralof Tie officers.
Gs!sct. ss MheH the Cub adjourned to lho SECOND
~ %ata St;sos st ss ,' css
I,uuhier il ths chatr. The impsuyc,lisnt Go,sl. r
n'ttcs rgpnrted That tho s'rvet !txitwuy Cum
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HEAIsE2JAf;Isa.'

ASsEHyl.EsrEM ,w~tne..1ny,,' Nv; nv +,
~ rt, '|:,1:s nyHt.t,, III Hr ,he itsv
il.ssr lsf II III ;i!S." '""s s 3, 4 tSf /!
Avery, Rectnre eE H. Pants t.t,,rsn 'i"t ,t fIsledct
snsc!e*rtnnd mud Canon UI.l ims,r1 s,r". '.,A y D.
t,ftt y I'LL .he .s, a., e"py
i'rt"n;t o. Eyan:t,'', Nj, a,d NJ! NJ, ianss M
0IirIn tiI1. M cards. 'es' NJ. Aratninr.
isrc,nsin"al. md n. lN'uIs parcrs pea.o .,.
Miiti.RY1nlatf,lE !, a., EI.-1hu!s'lay. S"v Msopy.
q !hs bride. WMMksFnn. M, BY illn trv i iGc :ahef
Avis u. tit..tl taLt. - 1'''ea1't'. and A.,
, 1880-11-13
tbs COTTON cR0p.

New ORLEANS, Nuv la.-Tho National
Cnttun ESchnI,gr reuori, Issued ls+tay, SHOWS
tint su fur there l,uye come Into slight Of this
years. ertp ut p0rls nlut overland pnlnl8 Of
crossing l.Wi. !5 bales, It'll incrc,lso over last
year Ut lB7, 1bl bales.
, 1880-11-13

Mr. a. Il. Wheeler, Ut Solltu ltentl. Indiana,
writes Drs. l.t'unt s CN.ly, ul III. atn,c strcut;
It IL l.nw three months sl,tu yuu treatcd t.,u
for rupture by ynnr new n,otiitAl Ut cure and
HOW i'm ~ sntnd MS huforo rIrturctl. VIII u.s.
sure ynu | nm yery Eiad to n.lti my nnme to
YOUR Hist OF IcstlIlunluls and will n,lswer In
tulrIcs. 4. II. Wheeler, r.-O. uox 3gV, South
uuntI. lNltlnu."
, 1880-11-13
IAMp-cHlMNtY MnNnPn,y.

PiTTsnUl.t', 1'a., Nov. 12-Thu National
1&m,-Chimrey Association. III session here,
llas unanimously resolved that NIL tho fuc-
tnrles Iii tho United Suites should stop Dec.
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A Gn0WI
~ktS
~ ths Editor o. YNf


10 fhs Ed1toF % !9ts EA(fA9o Tftbunt.
CHIoAaO, Nov. E.-Wantett, q few rxpcry.
encca Fuckers OH tho Cottage Grove uycnuv
carr. ThosH who c,u pack tho mast. men.
wo,nos, and children into given spAcp reuurd.
less Of cnmttrt. deeenoy, Or morality, viii be
Elsvti tns hretGsenev. Hild ~ ltDera! wayys ns u
cent On stock watpred u few hundred per runt
Sron tue e4rninHs VI The compauv nun atIur.l,
Atk
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DIA@UHUS.-S, HYMhN Z CO.
VIII hereafter display tho htns,,s,lust caso Of
diamonds, in nl stylus nf nountigs. Ia be .cc,
In ths West. They have rcarruaErd their OIL
tiro Dnnnl.h Department a1,d Will fur the next
Tow days uiFer sp<cttl Inducements to thlMu who
ti'ny wish to oscapo tho holiday rush. Suite and
MatlIson streu,H,
, 1880-11-13

Goldsmith Maids tIMe. x:lt-was never beaten.
Nelther the popularity u Dr.. Null COUGH syrup.
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PltlXE- E-DIH'T1RllgtrrI&ySS.
COMMON EALpH
DISTRIBUTION CO.
Tholr. ropnIaF monthly dnwnrs, ncvc, no,tn,nt
Mnyg Mnyg 'nESli place resnIarly In tho cry dG LUCi

WILLIE. Ky, W. @S'-T
NOVEMBER so.
ali UT Dt tho GghGrMl AA+snhJ Of Kenltcky iHe,f.
npirt!yah \ AfIfit u. 1s;8. "
3D-1h1s Il II special act, nnd las never been
fetscnleA. " ~
:, Thn United Htntcs Circuit Court on March u ron.
dered tlia f1llHwInH slut.lsIn:
1st-'l'hns the t:ommomvyenlth Distr,but1oa
Company IL legal.
2I-fts drawings nre mir,
Thu EpHpnNy hna nnw on hand n lafRe reserfa
fund Hetd t11H following nttrue:fyo prfes:
..e'...'.'.".....Emnn| i5 rs!zes !1n ea.3 nTn
i, Gr.": GGr." AMI az ili1ss isasS iii,
ibir!r: Ns1 attls+... 1ulAl,
l,rtEos *t!i nnct. Approximation Prizes ~
sirMes tan lhcl, Apprtlxt ttIlatiDn !.ftuA lsl!
tPrscs Slo each. Approximation t'slisA W
e" ~
ht htucRutA. *iAl
ltetnlt money nt 1ank Draft In Letter or hand bf
Hxp eA:: !1UA'T HESn Hy KEGIHrElt.ti ~:
TElt uIt Ptlsr-nFFlCE OltDFIt. UrtUrs III i ind
Hr"art'. hv EEpresH' can b1 sent Ut a,lr s'sneH."
For fnrt hor infDF1nntlD allhrcss Il. II. tiDARDMiX
sa Il, i:ai.l,g, lo4.vs. q Ss
luz tVnkMl K.Oii..t.. ifHOtn IL. Ghtc1t al.
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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


Sherman.
NJ: ". wAnNE, OF Lawrence. Kas., is at tho
Sherman.
HlIupoE AND Mns ". II. YALE, uf wiuona.
Sii,,n., nrc NJ tho Pacific.
Cot. uEuaaE T.. ANpnEws, United States
Army, Ia Mt the GRrs3nnr.
GAIT. CnAHt.Es SoEl trnuws, Il. NJ, London,
England. IL at tho 11ptnont.
sEsArou John 4. fd,gln loft tho Palmer House
yesterday for Washington.
THE Earl Ut Alro a,ld E.ady MntId O9llylc,
scoIa,ld. nrc registered Mt the pacstic.
RUSSELL WHITE, Chief of tho SAn Francisco
Flrc-lnsurnnco patrut Is nt tho Pnlmer.
e. nuRc.Allp. Liverpool; ". Il. Nrnwn, A. ].
Brown, mud N. II. Love, London, aro ut tho Tro~
mulit.
!. l.. uuEEH, Of Hartford, President of tho
Connecticut Mutual fe.1nsulance Con,pnhy,
Is nj tho pAtmpr.
FlsEn SCHErrl.Ey. William ttny1e. ". F. Orny,
and J. a. tlorslch, E,,gland md g. II. krrr, 1rc-
land, arc registered 1T tho Palmer.
JDlIS r. llussEft. htB l,la4!0 to Jnmcs r. Asay
q voluntary assignment for tho benefit ut bis
creditors. The liabilities arc about Ff,eO. but
ITO nsscts nrt suited.
TIE temperature yesterday, rs observed by
nuiiIlng. wns: III. ,n., IL deg; 10 tn.. r.: II
H., ": y p. IN, a9: y. 1n., u. barometer, u
H.. ~.
,a,ss Ms MAA ~, ~, Z No1ln,;ai Wo.'a ,rnnr,nc,
tonssntlot ~ 'uston. fetnsG - thls s S,s ;s yes.
tGry morning. "m roie toF U'ns!!, i,ras ~" cn III.
tlnnes temperance work IN NeprasSA tn's
AUTUMN
g. ". srnAGuE, Of the Olympic Thcatre. WIS
arrested yesterday. ut tlo Irsstancn pf dan,rs
l'irnlnxhnsn Hfi1 Mlcnaei Merl,y. Wt!o ealhi that
sprnKns owes % tG FIJI ,na ~. s5Iiaso snraane g Eavg
the necessary Dtlnu!t NM WIS rI!tHscu !''Mn NJ,
c.i*ttMly. Tho clainl is Tor work dohe aoout tic
theatre.
H. II. ANGUS. President, and j, j. Ill., General
fnnauer, Of ihp 81. Pu.ii, sIi.,1,tnpoiis Ml,ii-
topl Ka,lrnl.t: il, S, lpuuug, iian.rtl Manager,
md Ii. 4. Dahl, i,cnerui ErcJvG. ttrr,lt. Uf tho
IuJtnu1mlts, jl.wt,inxtou Wr.tcrii iliiIrntt;
j. IL Kelley, Pnsi.iei,t III tic i,rcen LILY 4 Min
sIonrr ] of the Marusttc, lioavhion 4 Ontou,gon
!inrnnd nru III the raclilu.
E ste M s1ce1y . hr t H. rsgar '
ny "t Science. Dr. Curtis rcHil = p11Emr o.1 1ml-
Itnmctrtr.l mcns'i1tineis,, hnlsl!nR that ti9
un's reliAblo Httho,i " if,ikl1ie tnlett@Cnpical
measurements WAs ~ Gnp"cu EYE. .F!ech Ei.-
, 1880-11-13

AJAX druggists fpr Hullyh on hats. II cloars out
rnts, snico, Fouchps, tud-hu9s, etc. l5C. boxes.
, 1880-11-13

Nry the Improved Howe Scara, Hordeu,
Seltcck & Cor Agents. Vi Laks street,
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Cattle Market.

The stock in the city of choice butchers il
not large. but as rule they are in excellent
order. They are selling at the quotations be-
low. A Chicago paper says the movement
there continues slow: $50 far this week we
have been getting another heavy run of stock
snd, although the shipments have shown y
corresponding increase, prices have settled
Jack TO as low a point as was reached at any
anne last week, and the figures current can
act but prove disappointing 70 large ma
prity Of Western shippers. The trouble
can all be ascribed 70 the fact that we are
senssaatly getting too many cattle. and, al
Aough, there exists a good consumptive
demand 6sftesh beef, present prospects for
. permauent improvement in the market are
not catering for the future" The Kansas
Sity Times of Saturday gives the following
Is that market: There was few transfers
u good native steers at $s.s0@410, and a
drove Of AZ head. averaging l,46f pounds, at
f425. The inquiry for common steers and
butchers was sufficient to absorb the supply
and prices ranged at $S,409S.75.
QUOTATIONS.
4Gtra native shipping steers 81 eO94 IS
aDed, well fatted steers. .....".... oce4 10
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OncottOn, all rail, to New York 81 n; to Bos-
on, = ~: by rail and water to Now York, 81 3D.;
Boston, 81 II; to New Orleans, per Central rail-
lAd aud Morgan steamers, II -; per Texas &
aciic anr Red river steam boats, ~ 30,
ON produce from II. Louis to Dallas, sl2O per
ar; kansUs City, 500 per ear.
Following are the rates from allpoints In Kan
As south Of kansas CITY,
To Dallas Corn and oats per cwt, 81 &c; po-
ltops per cWt, soc.
To Hutchins -Coru and oats, i3c; flour, SOC,
To Ferris Corn and OATS ijc; -four, DC
TO Palmer Flour, 5sc; corn aud oats, &c.
To Eunis-Flum, Gle; corn and oats, &c,
To tice--Flour, iic; corn aud oats, ibc,
Cor-icaua, MeNia, GrOCsbccck, kOsse, Waco,
Marlin, Brcmond, lleOrue and Bryan -Flour65o
corn aud oats, soc,
To calvert Flour, &c; corn aud oats, soc
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Tho Dallas yards are turning out 100000
5sick per day. They have contracts ahead
fbr go days and had we double the capacity
the trade could not be supplied. This scar
city retards many buildings in course of
construction in the city, and holds back 9th.
srs which would be Immediately started. |,
j, however, proof conclusive of the extraor-
binary improvements going on in this city
nd surrounding country. They are worth
$40 per thousand run at the kiln.
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Leather.

LENTHER-SoLE-Oak, No, /, 80; do. No. ?,
81; hcmiock, No. l. -; do. No. 2, 80; good dam
aged, 2sc. per pound.
UrrrH-Frcnch calf, 81 - to 81; do. kip,SI 10
@slSh per pound; American calf, 300 @Sl 81;
do. Kip, 6jc,@Sl.
Harness LENTHER-Oak No. |, 40d4l; do
No. ;, 3e0}l; hemlock, No. |, SSG39; do, No.
;, $685.; ,krting, No. !, 10; OAK, No. /. iG;
No. p tie. perpound.
CoLLAEs--DNck, No. | per dozen, s. .5Oi split
and Kip, per dozen, $l0@Sii; fell Kip, $3.50
CHAlNs-G.s feet, 5S@j1c. per pair,
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Yron. Nails. wire, Etc.

IRov-We. quote merchant bar, So 90 rates
Norway and swedes, lUc,
PLuW -rEEL-sc.
WNE-,mouIh wire, No. o, &c. Nos. 10 and
II, Set No. l., Hc. per pound; barbel wire
lO To He; iapanucd, lUci extra cut barb
galvanized extra cut barb, ll}ac
House. SuOEs-Por kuG q, mule shoes, s.,
House SHOE NAILS Per box, % pounds, No
!, co OOi Eo. :, s. ~; No, q, ~. 0.
NAH S--From led to sod, 81 10 rates.
liNNER'- STOCK Block tin zoe per pound;
tin plate, liN4O eli per buNi l. c. l4N3O' en- 80;
do, lONll ~ so; 2juc l2cpcr ID; solder, lie por
Ito; sheet iron, = &c per 10.
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lots 81 .i5c; 50 can lots, 81 90; y do s. 1910 do
81 %; do, y .65. In barrels, s3c
TVS Not uuotpd

lots 81 i5c; So can lots 81 .JO y do s.. 1910 do
So %; 3 do, 81 IS. In barrels, ssc.
TRs Not quoted
BAGG1NG-l2a To 1871.
CLOTHES PINs--Round, G5ci spring, 81 90 per
box.
MEASURES . Z bushel iron hound, 81 - per
dozen; two-hoOp pals, 81 OOgs2 10; three-hoop,
sa.W.
TUBs-Thrpr nest, 81 iO@s2.o; eight nest,
3.6j; No. /, per dozen, $685. No. =, - 80. No.
s. .2d
,WAsnGoARDs- Wood, 81 ,S5i ainc, 81 %; New
Era, " ,iUHsl.70.
WILL BUCKETS IS 2jas5 80 per dozen.
POWDER sG. 10 per key of q pounds la}, do
345 "a do. 81 81 blasting kegs, 81 %
snor-Drop, bag, s2.3O@s3 iOi bUck, s2.;5
as %.
MCKEEEL-No. barrels, sic; half-barrels,
81 .Jli kit-, r. pounds, 81 10; No barrels, $40.
CANpN-Stick, l3al5c. a pound, Fancy, 10
10 4lc.
IYE-Concentrated, S36sl IS.
RorE->isol, lie basis, l5c; cotton,
22c
NNEGAH-Per gallon, 2laNc
NuApplNr PAPER Rag aud Straw, Toe Gec
75c. and S5c pee. bunch
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Cotton.

The Whit Sunday holidays are being OBJ
served in Europe, md the Cotton Exchange
will not open until Wednesday. This yrtu.
ally shuts up all American markets, for Ly-
erpool dictates the value Of cotton to the bal
auco Of the world.
And hence nothing came over the wires
to-day Of any note or that was received Ms
any authority.
We can say the Dallas cotton market was
like all the rest, in tate Of suspended ami
nation, and viii so remain until the British
ers get over their frolic and return TO bust
ness. With these explanations we repeat
Saturdays quotations rs follows;
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CoNL-We quOtc Indian Nation at 50 50 per
ton delivered, or free on board; coke 35c per
barrel of one hundred pounds.
Noop- OAK, per cord, S275as3 pine, 81 2j
delivered
CHAEooAL- sixty cents per barrel
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
sstton Markets Having ~ Holiday
Corn Strong-Oats L0wer-Hiues
Firm Wool Weak-BacOn Firm
Flour LOwer-Bran Lower
yhe Live Stock Market
Notes and Quotations
DALLAS, Mordey Afternoon, !

MAY o. l'>'.
The general markets opened this morning
With fair amount of business for Monday,
There were some order: filed for the country
tade. and clever Shorthand trade going
On OYER the counter during the day. But the
hrmers being as busy as ants at home are
got blowing city payemGnts to any remark
able extent.
Corn was active and some grades higher.
mixed on track, firm, at Sc; one car white
sold on track at 5ic. In store, mixed, strong
at See, and white GOc Receipts sht, about
0Obushels all told. The Kansas City Times
sfsaturday, quotes that market that day as
5llows; "Corn was in fair demand and a
shade llrmer in sympathy with better advl-
ses. No . Cash was &c higher and May and
June }c. During call, No. Cash, cars at
s7ic, 5 cars ut 27c, car in special elevator
At aSc, May, 1000 bus. at 2Sc, 10000 bus,
At 2sc. Jane, 2Sc bid, oslo asked. July
aslc bid. oslo asked. MOI white mixed
cash. 3Olc bid, 30,c asked. May, SOC bid,
gOl asked. June, 29lc bid, 3Oc asked
We are momentarily expecting the receipt
81 tne nts' pusa ,e y. "o ~ "arnnnbora oh"n,
ke' e1Peg n.y.; " opo" S;,,, 1--WE nf tbn JEtb
-SVVID9i', lug rN'"'' I'm unl ,hn .i,na-
Gays neaS WINS "S" 'saa,or" to on.ra,nrs
Aoh OF Innings u"'a 49, Wn:o,,Iad and ro,
Ihe marhe's ia, aI, W. Trsdine corGned 70
por@u wcaN WINS T"' ol;nar, si a dnclina in
NO o casI an' lay nnr;nr onil No . Nny
falnes Oh 70 i4e' ug'.s n, a5
ana june - oiu' Nv u Ii oor, ~, oi, ~
9ic bid, 9isc asNo :, Ny, ., oio. Ina
his AZ VIC, Az cars Nv ~ ca, Ia o.,
N!c Did, voc ass" -, I'M H. ia, VI.
ssked. NO chih 9Je o'n It IA, ash @1" 'i"1
soc DID, VIC ssNeu' y"no' HI ~, osi.od A.,
@eJecteo spr'nS' S"'i, nv oa ~ . nn"s snI1 ~
me open oeatu w. 90" so"ria, nIaoo
Aei MAY, c"fs W. o'ti H. al o,J ~ tV
INA ioiioWlus slNea I'M M -, 's
prices oil the oaS anu lh"is'"S
~ Yesterday 4 I'M fs.nsy
NO wimter' M TSSn ''''''.'''' "a a5tag5
S 40 S w' 'Ju9e',.,,,..'..,.. 0,s
flour WINS lower for imported brands. The
I'our W"s va ,V stocio.s Fancy established
SaJ NV were freely offered at S585 per hun
sfg H. ~" o;,Y si - .mp7e 70 sunni, the trade
+" ,no '';s An a. XXI cbooInr and otl,,ra6 at 81
~ ha,.ooloI ots
s,Aui 90 y, united SUNNY and held FIRMLY
"a I ., f,r largn and 81 10 for smaller lois.
"1 e. o. i, sawa9d In,yer and seliinr at S.
,o .i ,Sr rnr l"osS Tovas nrnrie from wagon.
Oats are lower They are qlotahle in bulk
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Building Material.

BWcK-At the Nns SIS To- SO.
sroNE-At the Dallas quarrIos &c per cubic
foot, Lnil In wall lie.
LUMBER Native rough pine $50 per thousand
Dressed n1oring S2JaSli. Native weather
boarding 50, Michigan white do, e. 80.
LATU--Slgsi n
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Sugars aud Syrups.

Crushed, II t.cpowdcrcd, ll'sc; gram
ulated, IA; \, lVA clarified, lUA@lO4;
choice Louisiana, 0ism@},; strictly prime,
9AWols; fair S prime, a1aS
The prices "a less IN hugsheads,
MuLkssEs ANp SYRVPs Louisiana molasses,
" tO soc. Table syrup, jig 6i.
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Poultry and Enme.

PplInIr CHlcKENs-We quete.at 2Oc. apiece,
RABuIrs-Ptr dozen, common, 6Oc.; mule-
eered, 81 ~.
souIRRELs Per dozen, 60c
CiucKRNs-we quote 90 for spring; for
grown, s. IS.
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CoFFFE-Rio, common, 1874 ,5Ai ordinary,
I5tal64! fair, lI@i7'si good lSh@lS&;
prime, l7hpl1l4, choice, lS3lSA; Laguayra,
l5S Ol9; Java, 2,r3uc,
TEAs- Imperial from 4l055c per pound
Young Tyson, >Qisi Ooiong, 5ogiUci Japan
dust 2nr2jc.
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white do, 81.
Cotton-Nt the Oil Mil, Toe, per bushel,
(lNInS
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SPOKCs-Frum ? 10 91s inch, per set xxx
select, ~; NN, - IS.
SAWED FELLoEs-l& to ~, 81 per set
BUGGY wHEELs-Sarycn's patent, \, d, c, u
and + grades 3e to IA per set,
ANEs-Per box, one dozen, SO
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PEA,ur, pounds, tl,,54 $500; pounds;
s'3jusi'0
! iroW>ror.-9s pounds, H4SaSl GH 8 pounds,
Il go 81 uu.
BLtCkWEVHIE- 81 .Uj $40.
CuEN- - .ltc-- -
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nntier aud Egg.

dozen.
BrrrEn-Com,rEl!', Western aud Kansas,
.IpI
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Flour barrels 2sc; sugar barrels 5Nc, half
barrels, do, luc; cypress molasses do. $3.50;
half du. s,lj; Molasscs kegs 19e.
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Miscellaneous Grocers, stock.

wBERRIEs-PGr pail, 81 90.
SrRAwBERMEs-Per quart, Tac.
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Dallas wool Market,
Green Berries.

Free of burrs, line %; medium, ESQ bury,
Is to a per pound
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr Ioaauan's Serctshe CHSs,vs' " yauarsst 10 per-
!, i! euro al! IONS OF errTn=liO.gAsa or seminal
nrHkhe" hrnrrl hVhiltI, lmputsnc, etc. anu restores
Lost Power aud brings back the "luuthfu Ngor" o.
Hp't W3o have oyed tby sexual excuses or evil prac.
ses iran .Wn 20 seven weeks TINE. Thi, remedy which
"a becn g"d by Dr. Bohannan IN his private practice for
oI i4N yelTs was nc3yr known % fail in curing even
tt Noh>l lhNt'. II gives vitality and imuaIts energy
WIN "outtu elect 20 t'lc mldde-Egtd mel who ftels
h'"N,s beyond their years. Its myisyTatiug prspeftes
are h4i NJ once. NOuaG men suffering from H. cOass.
qNtuccs o that deady destructive habit a. Seli-Abuse
SIR ne tns medicine with the assurance OF speedy and
IhNhAAlAl cure The patient gains 81 cugth and elas-
lily OF 1I at once, acts directly tho part, Affect
sI as so'tNs Gd healing ionic and auodync 10 the
ana Re 94d restoring them 10 their natural ats, the
a. ~ we uJuriul hph had never lCtu INDUCED in Ths
ir-fad.,N' nre simple oroealo,S - sstsas-s sar hs7a
Attus S. ana as s5ectas 81 -As s-4s,+ tls--s,ss
a. nee rive Do lars sent WIN nm ui!pc,lcns etc "a
slN address. For sale only ct Dr. a KohsE, ans eifce
10 ~ North lih street hawen Washington syenue and
rfttn street -. LOUIS No GBiaLtanei In 1851;
,uH' " Bs"lreaise "a Special DseLssz" vniA giyes
clear eno0tOn Of the nature cnusns Ev,no.on,s y,
Gnre etc, of >NrHiLlS. SEMINAL NEAkNFSS ETC SEMI
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PRES CRGpTEN1N FNEf;

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debility ami impotency. most drurrists have
the medicines. We wish to stop this curse Of
our civilization. Address, ST. Louis Curative
Institute, st. Charles ST., between 9th and It'll,
st. Louis, Mo.
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No, So2 North 9TH st., st. Louis, Mo

No ~ NOItH JtH ST. 81, Louis, MO
Established lSiO.)
"BALSAM OF HERBS" is guaranteed n
its yariou, forms. Restores loss power and
youthful vigor Price 800 sent to any adj.
dress. Circular ON "Privatc Mattern semi
Free. Address Dr, 4. ALEXANDER, No. So
North 5th street, st. Louis $40. Established
tO years
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MARRIAGE G.; :; 6:
% EA IA 20 E4lpzp IN married andtho,e contem-
RARSBEAGh INFLOW 10 cure diseases, Uund-
NSM~ ~ ASrcd OF Recipes. Scpt secureiy
sga'ed'or5O cents money postage stamps iiIrea
W A A.UASNAN Nor 80,
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Alacu Ga, Aarch 81, lS79.- FIR IN having
been intimate for numb r OF years with the
propretors Of Switt's 1yphilitic Specific, |
have known much of its manufacture aud its
use There are men in the communicated
known. citizaus-Tho Were victims In early
lie TO syphilis, md who have taken the :, IS.
medicine, and who are now, 10 all appear
ances, end In heir own belief, as free from
faint of disease as the first man, fresh from
the hands Of his Maker Delicacy forbids
their pablo recon mend atoms of this medl.
cine, but | am allowed to refer the ceptlc
p'iva ely to those who will endorse eyery-
thing that can ne said in its favor Being
much opposed to rec mmending secret remes
dies, IL is with hesitation that | attach my
name to this article; but know whereof l
speak when | say that our science has not yet
m de puoltc a combination equal to this for
the purpose indie ted
T. l.. ASSENBURG, PHI. q.
Prepared only by the swift Specific company,
Atlnuta, Ga Sold by Geo. 4. At ms, Conner
~ Walker and W - Patterson
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WOMEN TRUSTEES.

The Chicago Legal Ne5Cs asserts that
at the twenty-fifth annual meeting Of
the Northwestern University there was
quite a spirited contest in the Board
over the elrction Of one Of the trustees.
The question was whether the trustee
should be a man or woman. Some
years ago, y hen the Womanis College
became a college Of the University, and
the women who had tine control OF that
college turned It over TO the University,
together with all its property aud debts,
it was agreed in writing between the
trustees Of the Woman's College and
the trustees Of the University, and was
one Of the conditions OF the transfer, that
not less than five of the trustees Of the
University should always be women,
aud that ole woman should be on the
executive committee. Notwithstanding
this solemn agreement, the Committee
on Nominations, Of which Judge Good
rich was Chairman, reported, recon-
mending the Rev. Mr.. Sheppard to al
the place made vacant by the expira
tion Of the term Of Mrs. Greeuleaf. His
election would have reduced the num-
Der OF women trustees to four, aud vio-
lated the compact entered into between
the two Boards. II was claimed by the
Committee that the agreement was void
that it wns discretionary with the
Board to elect either men or women.
The Rev. y. II. Axtell, Of Joliet.
placed in nomination Mrs Henry Fish,
Of the latter city, to fil the vacancy Of
Mr.. Greenlaaf saying that she was
lady Of Influence, executive ability,
moral worth, and intellectual power.
% the ballot being taken, Mrs. Fish
received l3 votes to her opponents 70.
and was elected, and the University
saved by one vote from the disgrace Of
having it said it knowingly violated it's
promise To the noble women who
founded the Womau's College.