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Gnrnnn Justice.

NEw YoRK, December 26th.-The London
Telegraph gives the following account of the
punishment of a German officer:
A court-martial which created a profound
sensation in German military circles, aptly e1-
empliies the rigid impartiality with which
iustice is dealt out in Fatherland to all those
who wear her uniform, be they aristocrat Of
ficers or prOletarian privates.
II appears that for nearly two years Captain
Won Graevenitz, quartered with his regiment
in Ludwigsburg, had prosecuted q young
soldier belonging to his company so necessarily
that at last the unfortunate man, driven to
desperation by the oppression TO which he
was subjected, summoned up courage, de-
mapded a day' s leave from his tormentor, VOW
ing that if the request was refused he would
Instantly take his own life. Alarmed at this
threat Captain Won Graevenitz granted him
the desired leave, which he utilized by re-
pairing to Stuttgardt, headquarters Of the
command of the Wurtemburg army corps, and
laying before the officer in personal audience
a full and faithful account of his wrongs and
grievances. The General listened to him at
tentively, and sent him back to his duty with
the kindly assurance that his complaint should
receive due consideration and after instituting
a preliminary confidential inquiry, which re-
suited in the fnll confirmation Of the soldiers
story, issued orders for a court-martial to be
forthwith held upon Captain Won 6raevenitz
for conduct unbecoming German officer.
The sentence recently passed upon Won
Graevenitz by this military tribunal is one 80
severe that it will probably serve as salut-
airy warning to all tyranical martinets in the
Imperial service He has been compelled to
suffer three months imprisonment in the fort
ress and forego all his turns for promotion for
eight wears 70 come.
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BLOCKS AND MAST HOOPS.

DATENT IRON STRAPPED BLOCKS
Metallic Iron Strapped Blocks, Patent Bushing
Plain Bushing full assortment Of sizes.
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p...orrnnh. a. Nataral COLOR.

The announcements again made that pro-
cess has been discovered for taking photo
graphs possessing all the brilliancy and deli
cacy of the natural colors, and an exhibition oil
nictures thus naturally colored has recently
been held in London. According to the re-
norts. the colors are produced by the action
n light alone in the camera, and owe nothing
,rhatever TO the artists brush. In the photo
praphs exhibited, the coloring appeared to be
1rita true To nature, and delicate tones and
shsdes we're clear to the view. The hesh-tlnt
vas exact to life, and full justice was done to
gorgeous regimentals. The pictured tongue Of
3 dog in one of the photographs possessed the
e-acf color of nature. Some of the guests, says
Che Enolish Mechanic inspecting this collection,
and NOT fully acquainted with the character
If the latest invention, took it for granted
that the work was done by skillful, artistic
hands on ivory and other material, and could
scarcely believe their eyes when informed
that the color, as much as the form and out
line. was produced by the light of day. Care
ful and minute investigation, however, wouio
then show that human handicraft was not 10
II for there were touches and effects which
natures pencil of light could alone accomp-
Esh. The conformation is that photographs
coIored by artists, however clever, must be
more or less HOMOGENEOUS, haL~, un'iu " A"
ture and to the originals
The process was discovered, it is said, by a
French scientist. but has since undergone i'm
provement by the proprietor of the patent for
England. If the new system prove an IN
qualified success, the reward will not have
been reaped without much labor in the past;
for numerous attempts have been made to IN
duce the sun-pencil to fix colors in the pic
lures it draws in. the camera; but chemical
and mechanical difficulties have stood IN the
way. In the new process colors are said not
only to be faithfully produced, but protected
from the action of light by being passed
through boiling solution, OF which gelatlne
forms the principal ingredient, and that some
of the photographs so treated have been ex-
posed for months to the sun without being, in
am wise, affected by the ordeal. Unfortun-
ately the process is as yet unknown, as it is
likely TO be for some time TO come.
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Va, All and further particulars, apply TO-
RRV, W, ], LAhhlN, ftesidenb
No, "a hefetaniA At
Evening school Department of st. Louis
College.

The President has decided to include this branch In
the evrristluBs Of the College.
Its object IL TO AFFORD all classes OF me community te
means o. acquiring theoretical and practical know
edge OF all commercial and business uaesaetens ~
d nse, and also to give insight Into the workings
and aDpitaon OF the different Trades, when " 10 80
essential 10 do In these lslands, .,-.
NJ tbe President and Professors OF the college Inc
prsstea and most important Branch viii be specially
Sdad IN Inv volunteers from the various master ATt
Sans among US who have kindly aud generously prom
sd their services this useful and valuable enterprise
inc III the task Of imparng knowledge to the students
Al The necessary 70 each trade, and 10 Ag
rienitnre viii be furnished BY the College. 80 -
Zach masterartiKAn, while eonneeted Win tne t9l-
lege viii be entitled to Free
III ne nriviliges OF this Evening School Department
TERMs-Each student per week, 70 cts. The Evening
school will open at Z o'lock p m 10 Oh
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bucket" They threw away tue clothes they
contained. except a few which they tied around
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though nawaIIaHs Viii nYv ia suti "nesN
white man could not survive minute. But
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orrror or ISsvRAsoI n ooS % $50
pron and Oats.

Bran and Oats.
~ = n'AD BoLLBs Co.
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. LOUIS
AND HAWAIIAN
COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS ACADEMY,
HONOLULU, OAHU, HI


THIS INSTITUTION BEING RE-
mote nom city allurements, is an acknowledged
safevuard for morasfOr salubrty OF climate, Is unr
vailed The buildings are largeand oommodious whiie
The grounds afford the pupils opportunities for health
unTemitne attention will be given to the intellectual
aud moral culture Of the pupils. NonCathOlic pupils
will he free TO attend the religious exercises or not ac'
cordipr as their parents or guardians may desire =.
reduction will he made nom regular charges except TOT
absrnrp caused by prottacted Illness,
Nh leave OF absence during the scholastic year except
Al The college vacations or by special permission,
Farh nNptl must entering obtain one suit OF vnt
FORM which with all other necessary clnthnE Sc Sc
none Of these will be provided by the College unless by
epeeial arrangement .-, 49,, t.t.,,
fSs course Of study ts Classical Scientific and Com
meral, latin, Greek, French, Spanish herman anu
rss,IeSnr attention will be paid 10 the EpslsA Ian.
rnaee In all lie branches, Iietatuty Pure aud MIXED
MnIhpmAtcs History, Biography, Chemistry anu NAT
WI" TERMS
For noata. Lodging, Tuition aud WeshtAg, per - -,
SehNlaHho 49, y,
ENtfaN 70 ne ~
NSs s,Is S ~ ana asttSmsGia Drawing and Modern
Languages eXtFaa, -
DAY Pupils Senior ulasa,,,,,v,',,,'''''''' ~ ~
ianleF class,,tt,,,,,,'sutst,''' "W
The Scholastic Year consists " two Sessions, eaeh
epmpflslng peTOd ef ave months lhe h4pt seeHleh
commences OF the @,h Vt August the second ON me
rOlh Of iannAIy, ,..
RV' ~ N"N '''' WRV ~, j LARkIN President,
No. "a hefttAntA At
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GROCERIES.
BREAD.

IN CASES AND BOXES,
- medium bread, Soda Crackers in cases Sods Crack
in Boxes and Tins, Egg Jumbles Banana Cases,
&C. &C. ss7 0olLhS d w.
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ularIy to the Vacuum Pump, which compnu4teu
and more serviceable han other pumps
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-16

II quarter and half sacks.
Eidorado Flour in quarter sacks.
Corn Meal. Dat Meal. Cracked Wheat In 10 ID
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-16

a FILL ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM
n six thread to five inch.
SIS bOLLbS W.
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BY THE --LATEST ARRIVALS
Greatest Assortment Of Goods
PAINTS AND OILS.
WIRE RIGGING
MAMMA CORDAGE

Sizes FROM 1INCH TO ) INCHES. FOR
- Salsb BoLLES Co.
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HEMP CORDAGE. AND BOLT ROPE.
an ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM I.2
"A inch to inch. Also, Spunysrn, Seizing, Railin,
Houseiine Marline, Rounding, &c
2 SIS DULLES = ".
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-21
co u x as .

Fin on County Court-H- Bailey,
udce @cid every "a Monday in each
Month
Fulton Comfy Quarterly Court-H. c.
Bailey. Judge, held 4lh Monday in Jan
uary, April, July and October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
Let District-Esq Donabo, 81 Saturday
in March, June, September and Deem
her. Esq Hammond, lst Saturday in
anne months.
81 District-E=q. Goar, Ord Saturday in
lqrch, June, September and December.
ss1. Miles. Ash Monday IN same months
Sra District-Esq Reed 3rd Monday in
March. june, September and December.
Esq. HIayes, 1th saturday in same months
4th District--Esq Dickinson, Ist Mon
dav in March. June, September and De
cember. Esq. Daynes, 4th Tuesday in
/ same months.
5th District-Esq. Boaz. lst Wednesday
/ n March. Jnne September and December.
Esq. Collins, Bird Wednesday in same
months.
9Th District-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes-
day in March, June, September and De-
cenber Esq. Thos Bradshaw. u We'd
nesday IN same months.
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Commissioners Notice.

FUL TON CIRCUIT COURT
Jas. Brantley's admir-, plaintif,
against Equity
Jas. Brantley's heirs and credit
ors, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of JAS Brantley, deceased, that the I'M
dersigned Commissioner OF the Fulton
Circuit Court, under An Order in the above
STYLED cause, will attend at the County
Court Clerks Office, ia Hickman, Ky,
from the date hereof until the list day Of
February, 1881, TO receive and hear proof
Of claims against said deeeden'i aud that
ALI claims not presented to him AMI PROV
en- a. quired by law, within The ume
specified above, viii be forever barred.
JNO. A. WILSON,
Master Comm'r Fulton Circuit Court.
sert | 1851
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Worrying tne President Eject.

Gen. Garfield is greatly worried by
the persistent demands of otiice-scek
ers They visit him 10 troops, some
claiming office tor themselves, others
for friends 50 much Is made public
\ private report l. 20 the effect that
Mr. Garfell's health is Impaired Go
sion on the part OF his immediate
friends.
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commandments Notice.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.
r. c. Prather adm r, pl tiff,
against Equity
r c. Prather's heirs and cred }
itors, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of r. c. Praher deceased. that the I'M
dersiguei, Commissioner Of the Fulton
Circuit Court. ulsler an order in the above
STYLED cause. viii attend at the County
C0ur, Clerk Office, i'm Hickman, Ky, from
the date hereof until the 2lst day of Feb
ruary, 1881. 10 receive and hear proof Of
Claims against said decedent; and that all
claims not presented to him and proven as
required by law, within the time specified
above, will be forever barred.
JNO A WILSON,
Master Comm'r Fulton Circuit Court.
sent l. 1880
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FULTON CIRCUIT COERS
". S Hicks adm r, plaintiff,
against Equity.
W. S. Hicks heirs and credit
ors, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of W. 5 Hicks, deceased, that the
undersigned, Commissioner Of the Fulton
Circuit Court, under an order in the above
styled cause, viii attend Mt the County
Court Clerks office, in Hickman, KY i,
from the date hereof until the 2lst
day Of February, 1881, 10 receive and hear
proof of claims against said decedent /;
and that all claims not presented TO him
and proven rs required by law, within
the time specified above, will be forever
barred. JNO. A. WILSON,
Master Comm Fulton Circuit Court.
sent l. 1880
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-21

County Judge-H. c. Bailey
County Clerk-Jno. 4 Wilson.
Sheriff-B. r. Walker.
Circuit Court Clerk-T. NJ. French.
Assessor-Jas. Bushart.
County Attorney. d. Kingmau.
J8iler-Frank Thomasson.
Master Commissioned. A. Wilson.
County Surveyor Robert Mcconnell.
Coroner
Circuit JUDGE iwavd Grassland.
Common eahh : Attorney-C. Thema.
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CITY OFFICIALS.

lIayor-H. A. Tyler.
City Judre-George Warren.
CITY Attorney-R. T. Tyler.
City Clerk-R E. MilIet.
Civ 'Treasurer-F 2. Fortune
Councilmen-T ", French. A A. Far
is, c. J. Raudle, IS. 3. Plummer,
W Buckner, II. 3 Campbell.
City Marshal-Chas. Hackett.
Wharfmaster--Wm YouaE.
Marke tnaster-Chas Hacketf.
City Tax Collector-Sam Landrum, Jr
Sexton Peter George.
Dist School Trustees. " German,
aud Jno. ". Cowgirl.
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Local Items,

n-Short communications on public
questions printed-hut not responsible
for sentiments or expressions of CORES
pondsnts-except where We refuse to give
name of author.
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commissioners Notice.

FuIfon ClrcNlt LourE. hen7NeNy'
John Il. Howards adm'r, plf,
against E1uitY-
John II. Howard hrs and crd's,
defendants.
Notice i hereby eivsh to tie Creditors
of Jobn II Howard, dcreHs &, hl,at the
undersigned. Commissioner Of The Fulton
circuit Court. under an order in the above
styIed cause, viii attend at the County
Court Clerks Office, in Hickman, Ky,
from The date hereof until The bird Mon
dav OF February, 1881, % receive AMI hear
rroof Of claims against said deeedenii ana
tEat all c.aims nst presented 10 him ana
rrorcn As required bs law, within tho
lime erec.Ged above, will be. forever bar
- JNO A. WILSON,
Master Commissioners F. c. G.
Dec. 20 1855
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
NASHVILLE AMERICAN,

NASEVILLE AMERICAN.
This faithful and unwavering advocate
OF Democratic principles, views the result
Of the late National aud State elections,
as only an additional incentive 20 every
sincere lover of his country and its insti-
tutons, to look more closely than ever,
INTO the administration of public affairs
by the peoples servants. II viii be the
province of The AMERICAN to approve right
ami denounce error as heretofore, and 10
give the people such information as will
lead them to correct conclusions. The
facls 1t will give will be without bias, up
on which its readers can form their own
Opinions. Time ana the recurrence OF
popular elections, show that very large
portion OF The voters of the Union act
from the impulse of The moment rather
tlan from settled convictions in regard 10
correct principles of government. Hence
INC greater necessity for the use Of pub
~ leurnals TO obtain iuster aud more set
lled views on governmental questions.
ms Tie AMEesCAS VIII endeayor with
IN utmost pains, TO supply.
LIE AMERICAN viii continue the we'll
kaaoNu and highly appreciated extensive
Veiame OF general news State ami Nation
a. and will strive 80 deserve whit it al
III ~ = tAi- iisitLiN Oh tiNii = tNC tt-t
newspaper South OF the Ohio river, re-
girdiess OF politics or location
THE WEEIzLY AMERICAN.
III De furnished ,n future, at the exceed
ingly low price of Sl0O per amman; six
months 95cts; three months 40cts. The
Semi weekly by mail 5 % and the Daily
9io.6O per annum, Postage paid. No pa
per sent BY mail unless Pail for ia adj
vance. Address
THE AMERICAN,
Nashville, Tenn
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n - w
2ARBER S HOP

Next po@r to Holcombe's Drug store
CLINTON ST. HICKMAN, KY.
Having inst fitted mp neat SHA TING
SdLODN in the room next door to liol-
c0mb hes Drug Store an prepared to ac-
eammo late every one 10 seed of Shaving
Hair Cuttiug, Dyeing' Shampooing, or
iu anything in tie Ionsorial line
CH5Ia=cl,-S EEair Cutting p SpeciaIty :
Having ba3 long experience, l feel con-
G3cut Of giving satisfaction. and solicit a
siiare ct ruhlia reil-7gage
Shaving, IOcts; Esafr pressing. e5cts
oclS CHAS. D'CLW ARD.
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Commissioners Notice.


Abner Youngs adm r. plaintiff,
against Equity.
Abner Youug's heirs and credit
ors, defendants.
Notice IS hereby given to the creditors
Of Abner Young, deceased, that the I'M
dersigued, Commissioner Of the Fulton
Circuit Court, under an order in the above
styled cause, will attend at The County
Court Clerks Office, in Hickman, Ky,
from the date hereof until the DIST day of
February. 1881, to receive and hear proof
of claims against said decedent; aud that
all claims not presented to him and proven
as required by law, within the time spec
iied above, will be forever barred.
JNO. A. WILSON,
Master Comm Fulton Circuit COURT.
$50
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25ets Lower than the Lowest.
have no clerk expensss-no store rent
and pay cash fer All my Groceries. and,
therefore can sell as cheap as the cheap
EST Best bran l. of Witteubere and Lone
Star Flour, % cents cheaper than the low
est JOHN WHITING
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UNITED STATS GOVERNMENT.

President-R. Is. Hayes.
Vice Presideut-Wm A. Wheeler.
Secretary of State-W IN. a. Eyarts.
Secretary of WHr-Geu. - Ramsey.
Secretary Navy Thompson.
Secretary Interior-Carl Churz.
Postmaster General-Horace Maynard.
Attorney Generai-Churles DeSeus.
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To the Tsqchers aud Trustees IF Com
llInu NrLnnls.

Official information has been received
from the superintendent OF Public In
struction, Of Kentucky. that arrange
ments have been perfected 90 pay oHt
promptly, this year all school funds, as
soon as reports are received and audited.
Teachers are thus cautioned from dis
counting their claims. Great credit is
due our Superintendent for the result OF
his efforts in this behalf
A.D. KINGNAN, c, S c.
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THE greatest evil OF the newspapers
of the day is the publication 10 detail
of domestic scandals. 1. has a PERM
cious effect on society, aud accomplish
es no good, The freedom Of The press
is the palladium Of our liberties, bat
ways aud means, consistent with our
liberties, might be found to suppress
such matters in detail. The press
would be benefited by it. The CoUR
Ter, like the other papers, has had
some rare opportunities to make sen
sational items on snch, but has con
scientiously abstaiued. Private house
bold feuds do not belong to the public,
and the press would honor itself by
ignoring them.
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a Paducah tramp a,tonished the
natives by appearing i'm linen suit, q
straw hat and palm leaf fan on one Of The
coolest days of The recent cold snap.
Capt. w. c. HardHick, the greet
corn buyer, had the misfortune 10 lose
some 10000 bushels of corn on Thursday
morning. He was loading the boat IN
Madrid Bend. \ piece of ice about four
hundred yards wide AMI three-quarter-
Of n mile long diamond shapeN struck
the barge and went through it like n hot
knife in butter The men on fbe bo1t es-
capped. The boat VIZ new and cost about
800. We undo and the corn was i'm
snred, bat the boat is "a total loss la Re
County Star.
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THE Democratic members of Con
gress from the Pacific coast are united
in their opposition to the pew Chinese
treaty. They object to the possible
construction of the word "laborers,
and claim that the treaty in effect per
mits naturalization of Chinese.
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e3 The soeon,i,r rb','...,,s.,-.I H.
,i.5 o.r...,.,..~ - ~. .;,,--., 81.
rso,rk. r-,.. ,b, ..,4.II -. ,
ramblior n,,nrs The ba1v r,po.5
eighteen minutes before ia was cut
down he deceased has vile ana
SIX chi dreo residing ne1r belmont, u o.
-. s-a
"e,n''i'' Oo'D''-'-'''
ri. ~. ..'g ~ -. - ~ t''.
Cog Cornell, aud humiiatiuE defeat
for Gen. Arthnr. Ii gives Cornell a
long lead 10 the party a' largo, and
brings cut with great al-fio"'uess fact
that be has q State influence IN Che
party, while Gen. Artaur'~ only po.lt
zeal strength seems 10 lie no his hold
p.a,t'- SUCCESS was r,r-,ly due no helm
fr,ro tls orti--,..Ii,.a element who
r.,, ,l,a. }.,.,,..s ,t,. Ls.t.of +b.. o,g.birs
candidates Tte friends If Mr. pspev
suroarted him almost IN a b5iv.
Da,sVt- name NOT heinz rrrsentei i'm
,bs o,r.,s o., su Senator CaaE.irg
has telssrnphea Nr. Plate eon-ra'a.a
ting 'h' eoP.e e Che 9.t's %. -'s"
1'rk n ''h '"' e''a''.n '' >7'' ''
VINO a." never "-+' ''-.~-' 10 q i'. '.
s'zs Tor b+inE S.t-''''.
non g. emerson JAWS VIZ" "'7 we
2hl ol1e"'er VIA 80 TO i'''' ''' mex
C..I :. b.;,. b,,r,.l a., f,.lic .bs
,....,..:r,s n..l ,o., 49, <. PM and
Ci.:.-., -
It has beeu fully decided that the
+ kentucky Press Association Is TO be
held no Hadis3nvIlI lie, on the l3;h lust
Zsno Young.
Tllir,fs = not or1c free Of 1,bt bu,
r.. .bsre Of the earainr- of the Vii.
uois Central raiiroai pays the ra2nio2
expenses OF tne govern Den''-- tx
The Commonwealth says popular
sentiment will demand a sovereignty
convention next winter, aud the Leg
stature will be forced TO provide for il
m 80 ;-u,,,.., r-,,ls :,
.'i.-.l ,;.--...-
''1 ,'N -
Nv -; ''i- -. -. ~, - "a 49,.
.i;-Lt a-ot..L;-;tn of an, corre,tig
-. ap.i;a3
:
The city poor-house Of St. Loni
has seven hundred inmates, this mum
Der being about two hundred NOR
than there is really room for. To cas-
Of eoudrgration the St. Louis paper
would have o'5 item
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The Markets.

COTTON-The market was dull and
easier, owing to thc immense receipts at
the principal ports which are far ahead
Of tho same time last year The receipts
at our home markets have been next to
nothing. We quote
Low Middling, 1o3c.
Good Ordinary, Toe.
Ordinary, &c.
GRAIN-Corn remains firm Mt previous
quotations We quote choice white, de-
livered, at 43cts per bushel; on the bank
10 cents.
FUR, Wool and Hides n demand at ST..
Louis quotations.
The path among the roses lieth soft,
Sun-kissed and radiant under youthful
feet:
But on wintry way true hands more eft
Do meet and cling n pressure close and
sweet
There is more need Of loves supporting
Along lifo's slippery pathway ia its
There is more need for love to wrap us
Against Ife's cod when summer flowers
are lost.
Let others share thy life's glad summer
glow,
But let me walk beside thee in its snow I,
shut SIle Fsaor.
We're you brought mp iu saw.raill2
Ever in q house bci1re3
Did you work about brick-kftn,
In the blessed days Of yore3
Did you tend about q windmill
Upon some rocky shore,
Or live upon a side hiii,
Where the wind could always roar,
And couldu { get q gorgeous fiji
OF cutting TO the c0rey
In any case, MY blooming pill,
If you wouldn't lose your gore,
And rile a man who freely kill
Or scrub you on the floor,
And break your heart and bend your will
And ashes on you pour,
I And hcnt up every htle bill
You owe, and many more,
/ And stab you with big goose quili
And parade the socks you wore
/ Why. then, you blooming mud-siil--
You thoughtless, brazen bore
I You breathing, shameless whisky-still-
Coufound you, shut the door
IChcvenne Sun