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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-29
UNCLE ABE LUDLOW,
THE TEMPERANCE CIDER
MILL CANDIDATE.

The Springfield Republic, pub
hshed at the home of Mr.. Ludlow,
the Lovel2nd Temperance candidate
for Governor, thus pOintedIy com
ments on the inconsistency and ab-
surdity of his position, in view of
the fact that he is largely engaged
IN the Manufactured of Wine and Cider
Mills. It is said that since this fact
has become generally known, the
leaders Of the Temperance party are
seriously considering the propriety
Of asking Uncle Abe to withdraw
from the ticket:
One of the elements of success Of
Springfeld's manufacturars has been
a Judlcious method of ADVERTISING
theIr wsres. The Istest and most
approved plan has been that adopt
ed by Uncle Abe Ludlow, who man
ufactures a very excellent Wine and
Cider Press, warranted to extract
more vine and cider from a given
quantity OF grapes and apples th&s
any other press manufactured. (See
Circulars. Illustrated Catalogue
sent on application To advertise
this superior press thoroughly aD6
sensationally, Uncle Abe has mad.
himself Z" o sacrifice" as the Prohibi-
ton candidate for Governor, and ep
pears before the people Of Ohio
both as the exponent Of the party
vbicA demands the bs0lu.e, uucgn-
dtiOna! prohibition Of al kinds OF
lquOrs, InclEding wines and cider
lard or soft, ana also as the manu-
5actUrer Of a very superior Wine apo
CIDER PressI This dual character is
50 novel, SO rich, SO Inconsistent. tha
1t must attract attention, and vii r.
suit in largely Increased sales; anu
hence Uncle Abe wisely reasons that
"while it may be a little rough OF
ny brethren Of the party, yet It WI.
put ducats in my purse
In connection with tbo same sub
jact, the Republic is also reminded
# the following "Httle story:
Speaking Of Cider Mills, reminds
IS that Uncle Abe Ludlow, the Pro
hibitiou candidate for Governor, and
Nanufacturer Of Wine and Cider
Mills, while addressing q Murphy
meeting year or more ego, stated /
that be had, when on a visit in ths
EoUutry, been tempted by Satan in
.he guise Of an old farmer, who had
ffersd him a glass of hard cider.
but true to his temperance instincts
ne said, "Get thee behind me, Sa-
'an,' and refused the proff5red cup
the lesson thus inculcated left f
deep impression on the audience, but
she wonder has since grown perplex
'Dg that the sturdy tee-totaler who
-Ouid refuse the tempting Offer of 8
glass Of hard cider and announce il !
20 a Murphy meeting as a salf-deniaI, !
should turn to his shop and engage
with renewed Vigor in the manufao- !
:Ure of the very instruments which /
enabled Satan (the old farmer) to |
ffer him the poison.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-29

TIEE y '; Iggrseiyss , by 4e'lgg l ro9Gy ,5 Vac"
A'A ways keeping poverty fram y,ur dnuE.
Those who take advantage OF the good chances for
making money that urg offered, generally become
wealthy while thusg who do not improve sECh
ehauces remain N poverty. We wart many men,
women, huys aud girls TO work for lie right in
their own localities. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wng25. We furnish an
extensive outfit, aud All thai YOU ueed, free M
one who engages fails 10 make Inoaey rapidly.
You can devote your whole timc 20 the work, or
only your spare mpmentB, Full information and
All that is needed sent free. Address
dec9syI STIRsOE s Co., Portland, Maine
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The MURPHY 0RGAglZATI0
WILL NOT SUPPORT TEE PRO
HTBTTION TICKER.


Tho offcera of the Ohio State
Christian Temperance Union, the
Murphy organization, have decided
not to support the Prohibition tick
rt, aud give as a reason therefor the
belief that 1t viii cripple the Ten
peranoe cause, and bring strife and
dissension into the church. That the
M -iority OF the Temperance men will
not cut loose from their respective
party affiliations to support party
based upon one idea that the Prohi-
bitionists cannot hope to elect their
ticket, and the only thing they can
do is to defeat the Republican party,
whose representatives have favored
Temperance legislation, and aid in
the success of the Democratic party,
whose representatives have slwoys
been in favor of free traffic in liquor,
and almost unanimously opposed
20 Temperance measures.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-29
LYM5& Es PEElEHAEa'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.



fos AZ. ;so~a raiofsl Ca-nPlairis and Weaknesses
Twin g;yc entirely the worst fC-n of Ttg.ce Com
plGlats al ovarian tocbles Inflammation and Ulcers
ton T.l..zg s7a Is:izccn:cEss and Tie consequent
S-!aal wealncsz, esa is particularly edaptcd TO tho
CEazco Of L-,o-
i "! Dissolve and ez1oI trorB frorl the uterus in
en- cc.y stsEa cS Gc7e-E Ero-t. Tho teudcEcyto can
cszs hUa-c-s; cis checked very Epce,i, : ss uss.
It rcnovcs f-.utacs f2:U,cucy, destroysau craving
FOR stiEan.s aad ypIpvrs vec2no5s OF the rto-fcil
7: c7--s r1s.aas Eoa5ac!.ca, Nervous Fro9jrstioa,
General Iol.ty, slccple5ness Depression and LHdi-
gcst,oa
Tat fce..aE OF bearing down, causing PAIN, weight
z bscla-ac Is always permanently cured D. Its
Iti Sc eli times ard uE Ger all circU.scaccC rct IN
has-lo. vii the laws that govern tho fo--Cio scr7.
F3r to elccof Kidney Complaints Of either Ecz tis
Coa7ozud is unsurpassed.
I,TETA z. PI6EHA11'S VEGETABLE CON-
Pounds prepared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue,
I5lu Mass PlIso 81 SIX bottesfor g ssat I- mail
IN the form Of pills also IN tho form Of locgErV
receipt or i4ea & pqr hex tor sithor. &rs EiaKEH
freely answers Gil letters Of tlgpiry. send for TaEl-
let a1dress &c ab0Tc. Mention ihis Parsr
10 family should 10 without LTDLAE PTTKRAEB
LTvEE IELLs. Thoy CCrc cnl5tipation, b.1SuuTssa,
and tor1iditI Of TIE liver. 3 eEcts Ter boz.
81 Sold b. uH ISrhEEiFts, "a
EuuyiHrutnFug
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Young Felix's Corner,


No. l-ENIG7EA.
The wHrLCrF letters ueaus Efuds Of BASKETS,
sualy Of wicker work and adopted for rack
axe.
The 8 Is the oId-styIc plural OF have.
The 3 3 is an equal Cuau.i-v-
The 80 Is q sieSta. tCUlCgl
The Q 6 IS 90 mimic.
The is through,
The Z Is a piGut--lCiu. Times-SlGr.
No. 2-CHARADE.
A little word Of might and power
FIRST shows ne strong md free.
still speak il in defeats dark hour
And strive for victory.
Link with II, too the MKT as small,
No pause, no doubts no fears,
F0ith, courage, hope, are in the cal;
NEXT with the ieetiHg ears.
Though grim aRd rough as sides Of WHOLE
The barriers that arise,
Strong as the streams beneath that roll
Push toward yOur chosen prize.-TIbs
No. s-CHAREDE.
In merrie England 70 is said,
While many toll for daily bread,
A favored few. the sons OF ease,
With FIRST and LAST go where they please.
Their greatest pleasure is the chase,
A noble sport, naught can debape;
And when betimes the hunters meet,
In LAST FIRST rides behind the seat
TOTAL is LAST, or, If you win,
A definition better stiu.
Old Noah's teachings bring % mind,
A one-hOrse vehicle to hnd.-lLb.
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Rucalrn,n Arnicn snIHe.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Pleum, Fever
Sores, Teuer, ChaPped Hands, Chilblains,
Corna, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions.
This Salve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money refund
ed. Price 25 Cents per Box. For Sale by
SEYBERT nov I5y1
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NEWs will be promptly delivered by Carrier, Or al
tne FOat Once or Ohice of pubicstlJn, on t7e fol-
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until all erregrgges are. pgid as general rule a
failure 10 ORDER discOntinlanCe Is considered p s
equivalent 20 ordering the paper continued.
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CHE 8ighland 8ews
rEELLsaoRoU@EE, ONO.
THURSDAY. SEPIEM8ER 29. be-
Subscription Terms.

~ Payment invariably in advance. No pspel
sent by mail longer than the time paid for. ct
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Of Highland county.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-29

It is simply marvelous how quickly
constipation, biliousuess, sick headache,
fever and ague, and malaria, are cured bv
Sellers Liver Pills." ssUswAR
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81 p FaEs writes rs: I ,n
~ weave .ia, aid ,ras fe b., su1 ucvy r,
81. ira TIME VIXEN I l5ugat O h0iyly o
Paskss'- Ginger Tonic Z have used i..l.
p7n~e han one hottie. an1 feel rs we'll 81.
at 81" SEE other rblrmu. seo8w4
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-29

RSOB SATR--A i.eyy Cabinet lathe, large size,
Z sEuanr FhT CAbinet-Mukrrs. Carpenters or
snols-5lskors Msde by Ephraim Brown, Lowell,
hHss. 4 Machine Shop Carpenter shop and
Turner Shop, all ia one. on wheels. Patent Fret
Saw, Circular Saw, Bur'rg, Drilling, Polishing,
Grinding and SCrew-cuttlug Machine, cornhlH-
ed Regular Manufacturers price, So. Win be
Sold for So cash. Apply at this Oflee. Btf
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RaARP WANTED TO take exclusive
a LADY Agency in HilIsbofo, Ohio fol
- $500 ON laces, &c, Lthe very BEST;
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seplwigpr }. B. HULINs & Co.. Chicago, Ill
S. n. FETTIHGILL and Co., 10 State Street
Boston, 81 Park Roe, New York, and 7OlCheBtnU
Street. Philadelphia are authorized Ageuts for pTa
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Z - = - > - reeds a-- =s5. iE-'.-. =.EF ~,
i.R5- 6a5sEE- Tvar. Address BEATTY. Ngse~
nassr. N ja2yIl4
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Y.s :.I.S wlli s3EEs al4i tex c2lfi.@,gFi u
81 7,lafses j WI aiE1 Enit Elt Fifl'iv u leHcg=
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-29
New RICH BL GOD

F0FsO8s' PIsTgattuc Ptlts make New hich
Blood and win completely change the blood in
the entire sv stem in three TgOuths. ANY pers0n
WHO will take pin each night frOm tc 2Weeks
may be re.tored to souHd health, II such thing
be possible Sent by mil Tor i.t'er s'%mps.
q. t.s.ssls7s7ry HUq0Or', Ne.
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Published Every Thursday.
Business DIRECTORY.

GST57 Inserted under this hssd st the following
rste1: For inch space, SO year; y inch, s.
year /; Il inch, es year.
FW-Twelrelinesof this type make inch.
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Now is Your Opportunity-

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now If y1Gr ueiEhhOrs don't take the NEws TED
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-04-09
RESTAURANT DEs QuArRr
SEASONS,

MR.. JOHN BOSIo, P. OPRIETAIRE
~ du RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE-SA1soxsl
payne, ainsi que le public en- g6n6raie M;
. transtere son restaurant du No. & =
10 rue dc Charities AL No. III de Ia ma,ns
rue. pres de St-iouls. II profit. de cette o.
caslon pour reInercier lie public ct soIlicita
en- merie temps Ia continuation de son bien
Veiiiant patronage. II ;nformo en- outre see
AIMS quill a dies salons particulars an prc
mier, ct lies chambres meublees 4 louer ) T.
se.ia'ne on au mois. Los personues d. "A
Vile 81 ae ~ campasne y t~rouveront tout e
9'1u.o1s oeslfabie.l Restaurant sera 0uvedl
4"s ooat' Sfsy IA
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-04-09
Louisiana State UniCerSitN
-dna agricultural and Mechanical College.
The next session of this Institution begins
January 3rd, 1881.
land closes July 18th. 1881.

HULL instructor BY AN ABLE AND
A experienced faculty in the usual collie
gate studies. Cadets will have choice at
ionr cours-s-llass;cal. Scientific. Agrirul-
tnral aud Mechanical. No TUITION fee is
charged. There is an annual fee Of five dbl
:,rs. Total charges for Board, etc. in the.
University. nineteen dollars per month.
Cadets. upon entering the University, be-
fore heing assigned to quarters or class, :
aud every three months tiiereaf er, shall
present to the President the Treas,rer"s r.
cript for three months fees in advance. Ca
'1eis shall be required to purchase their
,wn text bnok-, and must provide them
selves with uniform and under clothing.
For further information, addres.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON,
President
Baton Rouge, La jln-I 81
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-04-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. Judicial District Court, Parish OF La
f%ourclte.
To all whom ii lsay concern !

PLEASE TAKE N'b iCE-That in pur-
sruice Of an ut,.cr ,f the Ion. Arthur G.
Kii"hiacii, Judge Of the Goth. Jd'iiei. Dis
met at the STATE OF /! OHlsiaita sitting Ill and
l"r sad %.,trls.:, r. u,lere,i o' the 9th. day Of
March 1881. Il n~it",in. Of the cre,llt"rs OF
Victor Pave will he ieta before John w
Anoll"rli clerk of The 2ot',. Juticla' Dis
'rtct tcnrt and Elk Ofivio Notary fab'ir in
aud FOR said ra,isli at his o.ncr III tie town
II Ihiho,ianx. on TUESDAY APRIL 18th.
. 1t 100 clock A. Nj for tie f.Arpos" OF
ahine INTO eulside alton the petition at
,ali lusolvent an.i to advise the best n:uue
i dsspnsi"g "i sal. property.
by os..cr IF Si!il Court.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
L.. ii my seal uf office. at 1hit'adanA
(~~) a!ish aim! state aforesaid this the
5.A day OF March a. ID 1871.
j. ". iNOHn &c /. Clerk
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SELLING OUT AT CDxr
A C~0ntinum

'On account of departure. / will sell my
entire stock OF merchandise at cost. AIso
LOT sale my House lot and furniture ron3
Us new. For terms apply to s''0
u. MEYER.
at the Seven Star Store
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FOR SALE.

TNHE VAST COMMODIOUs AMI wr11
finished res:desce Of the late IL d
oans~reau. situated en- jackson street :
FOR terms ahd cnn,litions a. ply to
NaSch l9. 1881,
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| |

En- meme temps que IL ma,qui.
de Btamafam 6crivait c-tte httre
il in%vI,ait p~lusie"rS pe,sonnes a
vtnir rassei le muis d.octohrt
au chateau de Lamareelie. ID.
son t6ie. Roberto p6vrnait Nine
P,emontfe que l'intimit6 allait
ce>ser. &c fnt eelle.ci 1ui arriv;,
la premiere. Roberto await AN
noncG u son mari Ia visite de M
tante Lo1c NJ contenta d.appron
yer: que hi important 7 Nsaurait.
il pas, lui anssi, srs h6res au cha
teau 7 II la connaiSsait peu du res
t. ct il etait loin tie sc dnnter d,,
role considerable qn:HenAiette
jousit ct Jonerait dams sd vie.
Nine dc Bramatam fit atteler un
mat!", 1T partit seule pour Ia sta
ton d. B;aiz> -Ras. Cd descendant
lrS voyagrnrs qui SO rendent. a
Lamargelle.
81 sol, mari await pu la voir pen
dant lcs troiS heures que lura ce
t%rajrt, il n'rnt pas reoonnu celIe
quill appelait une statup. Enfon
Gee dams lie coupe, Roberto SOU
geaiil; lair frais da matin vpuait
touetter sou viSag-. ct par i,s
'ants, ellie Sc renchait Ell dehors
tie la portiAre CONNIE pout asnirrr
IA longs traits Ii senteur pen6tran
t. '!es bois mouilles. La loutr
est c%onstanent montueuse, ct, de
chaque cole du chemin, DIES for6ts
s'f'endan, perte de vue. La
C6;ed'Or est, parmi les departe
ments ha"cais pittoresques, ce:ui
IA les sites agrestes ahOnd.nt L.
pins. \ rl,aque Instant, IL regard
=" henrtt 2 une montague ton
loHrs bcisee; le torrent roulaut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The French chamber has just passed
an important military vote--that pro.
yiding for the mounting of all cap
tains Of infantry. The officers are 10
be mounted by the state, and will pay
nothing for their chargers or their
keep.
Mr.. Paul II. Hayne, the southern
poet, lives in rough cot of pine
boards on the Georgia railroad, about
twenty miles from Augusta, where,
completely isolated from the social
and artistic world, he devotes his life
to literary work.
Mr.. Leopold Rothchild, of London,
who recently married Miss Perugia, is
an excellent skater. One day he
skated his name into the ice at Hyde
park, when another skater added the
legend PAY the bearer fifty million
dollars"
The Rev. f. D. Power, the cler-
gyman in charge of the Washington
church attended by President Gar
field, is a young man only thirty years
old and a remarkably brilliant
preacher. He was once a professor in
Bethany college, West Virginia.
Under the new military law the
German standing army will have in
round numbers, $4,000 commissioned
officers, 10000 prirates and nom
commissioned officers, I1700 surgeons
600 veterinary surgeons, $50 gunsmiths
500 paymasters and $4,000 horses
Prussia furnishes 100000 men; Bava-
ria $4,000; Saxony, 1900; Wurtem.
berg, $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16
River kilograms.

Louisville, March 16: River falling,
with 10 feet 4 inches in the canal,
and s feet 4 inches in the chute on the
falls. Cloudy and rainy. Jas. d.
Parker to Cincinnati; Enterprise and
tow from Pittsburg; Thompson Dean
passed down at midnight for St.
Louis; Coal City and tow from New
Orleans; Andy Fulton and tow from
Troy
Pittsburg, March Is: River Z feet
10 inches; falling. Foggy and mild.
Arrivals: Carrier at 6 o'clock last
evening; Emma Graham at a. m.
Departed: Emma Graham at 4 p. IN.
Evansville, March 16: Arrived
R. R. Springer, /; Dick Fulton, A.;
BOaz, 8. Departed-James Guthrie,
Louisville, II pm; Paris @. Brown,
New Orleans, midnight; Springer,
Cincinnati, and Fulton, Louisville, 4;
Boaz, Louisville, Gam. River 2 feet
6 inches and rising. Wind south.
Raining.
Cincinnati, March l6: River 80 feet
feet and rising. Weather mild and
raining. Arrived-Wyoming, Pitts
burg.
CAIRO, March 16: Arrived-Lilly,
Cincinnati, 8p. M; Billy Ezell, Pitts
burg, 8 p. M; John B. Maude, St.
Louis, II p. m; Hickory, st. Louis,
II p. m; Chas Brown, St. Louis,
midnight; Annie P. Silver. New Or
leans, 10 am. Departed-Billy
Ezell, New Orleans, 10, a. M. Maude,
Memphis, l am. Weather cloudy
and COOL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16
BY CABLE.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 16. = 1t
has been thought necessary to follow
the proclamation of Emperor Alex
ander'lII by special ukase, summon
ing the peasants to join in allegiance
with other faithful subjects.
VIENNA, March 16.-An order is
published here prohibiting the i'm
portation into Austria of swine, pork,
bacon Or sausages from the United
States.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 16.-It is
stated that in view of the opposition
of the ambassadors to the line Of from
tier proposed by Turkey, the porte
altered the terms of its proposition,
and now offers to cede Crete, ceding
on the other hand considerably less
territory in Thessaly.
NEWCASTLE, SOUTH AFRICA, March
16.-Paul Kruger, in his letter to
President Brand, Of the Orange Free
State, expresses a great desire for
honorable peace, but says "We can
not cut our own throats by declaring
ourselves rebels. We hold to the offer
of a republic under British protec-
torate."
PARIS, March 16. The exports
from France for the first two months
Of the current year decreased 1850, r
600 francs compared with the corre-
spending months last year, and imports
decreased 29,0OO,OOO francs, the latter
consisting wholly of food.
BERLIN, March l6.-The crown
prince and princess, Princess Christi
ana, the Russian ambassy, Lord Ampt-
hill, British ambassador, and project
of police, met the duke and duchess Of
Edinburgh and Grand Duke Alexis
at the railroad station, and after the
Russian ambassador handed Grand
Duke Alexis packet of sympathetic
letters and kilograms, the train started
for st. Petersburg. When the news
of the assassination reached Berlin,
it was feared the murder might in
crease the severity of the socialist law
here, and this result has already be-
come noticeable, as a number of sus-
pected persons have been expelled
from the city and suburbs. According
to the official report lately presented
to parliament, it seems that the an
archie element, though unseen, is
more vital and vigorous after the lapse
of two years, than it was when the
socialist law was passed. The report
states that efforts have been made
which were partially successful, to
distribute the socialist organs anon!
the population, and even among the
troops.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16

PITTsBURd, March 16.-Addison
0. Burns, of Edenburg, Clarion coun-
ty, and H. R. McClelland, notary of
this city, have been arrested by U. s.
marshal Hall at the instance of U. S.
commissioner Eerrel, St. Louis, for
forgery of land titles in Missouri.
Bail was entered for hearing on the
25th inst.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16

bales. Receipts, 10000 bales, Amer
lean $4,000. Futures opened quiet
as follows: Deliveries for March and
April, 6 5-32d; April and May 6 5-32d
@6 3 16d; May and June 6 7-32d;
C@6id; June and July CLOG 8 32d;
August and September 6sd; Septem
Der and October 6 3-16d; October
and November 6 l-32d; November and
December Cd.
New ORLEANS, March 16, 11:3O
a.m.-Cotton steady. Middling, l03c.
Sales to-day, 800 bales. Receipts,
172l bales.