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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

Sterling.
The cold weather still continues. and
also the very best of seighing.
Geo. Perry, of Brant Lake, ID. H.. is
visiting friends in this community.
Fayette Seeker has returned from his
visit to Oconomowoc, Wis .. .s.
w. Ellis is prepared for cold weather
judging from the amount OF dry wood he
has piled up at his place.
w. G.. Furman has returned from St.
Paul, and has brought all the necessary
machinery to start his mill in the spring.
Elder Davis, Of Mapleton, preached
in the Congregational Church last Sab
bath evening, and breaches again next
Sunday evening. All are invited to at
tend. Il.
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70 The Public.

That the Northwestern Dairymen's
Association will meet here in conven-
ton from the 18th to the 10th days of
February, next, is nm assured fact. 1t
is now expected that the people of this
section, will do everything in their pow
err to make the gathering Il success.
The meeting herr of the representative
men of the Northwest IN the dairying
and stock raising interests, cannot but
result in incnlcul liable good to, this sec.
ton, and give great impetus To. these
branches of farming, ali through the
State. Will you countenance'and help IN
this movement in every possible way.
The persons who have been foremost
in this matter, pledged the officers of
the Dairymcn's Association, that Il mem
bership of at least 200 at 81 each,
would be secured from the citizens of
Minnesota. Each member will be en-
titled to II vote mall the meetings of
the Association, will reccivc,all the prin.
tel matter, reports, etc. issuscd By the
Association, and will receive u ticket
to the banquet to be given at the close
of the convention. Please do not wait
to he solicited To become n member,
but send without delay your Sc to
either of the following gentlemen,
John N. Hall, Henry Shaubut, or w.
w. Woodland who compose, the Ticket
and Membership Committee; and You
are also urged to bring the matter to the
attention of your friends and neighbors,
and solicit them to become members.
Of necessity the citizens Of this city
will be taxed to their utmost to provide
and care for the great number of dele
gates who will he in attendance from
this and adjoining States and from Da-
kota. The Board of Trade of this city
through its special committees will pro-
vide tor the hall, exhibition rooms
banquet, music, etc. The necessary
expense entailed by all this will be
gladly borne by the citizens of this
city, although they do not consider that
the Association comes here as Manka.
to's guest, but as the guest Of Minnesota.
The funds derived from the member
ship fees, will entirely pass into the
hands of the Dairymen's Association,
to be used in publishing the usual an.
nual report and distributing same all
over the United States. .r
JNO. G. NOE,
Charm of Committee of Arrangements
Mankato, Jan. lth, 1883.
[.E Minnesota papers please copy
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A Gard of Thanks.

The committee who had charge Of
Rev. Mr.. Powell's donation, desire TO
express their warmest thanks to the
people OF "Jerusalem," '"Bethcl,'
"Horeb," "Carmcl" and the public in
general for their hearty good will and
generous support and especially do they
thank Miss Pritchard aud troupe for
their excellent singing; Messrs 7. +.
Evans and L. Jones for their efficient
services and Mrs. j. J. Edwards, Mrs.
ID. J. Williams, Miss Alice Owens and
Others Tor the beautiful cakes and other
dainties which they SO beautifully fur
nished. JOHN l.. EVANS,
Chairman of Committee.
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Agricultural Society.

The Blue Earth County Agricultural
Society met in annual session at Garden
City on January lst, and from the
minutes of the Secretary we submit the
proceedings:
The meeting was called to order by
John Diamond, President of the Society,
after which Chas. Barney was elected
Secretary pro TEN.
The reports of the Secretary and
Treasurer were read and accepted.
On motion, it was voted that the in.
debtedness Of the Society up to 1882 be
Cancelled, after which the election of
officers for the year 1883 took place
with the following result:
Tresident-John Diamond.
Secrstary-L. g. M. Fletcher,
Treasurer-D. w. Evans,
MarshdI-Chas, Barney,
TIce Pre,i-ist District-D. Risdale,
Vice Prss't-2nd District-Jas: A. Wiswell,
Yiee PreSt-3rd District-Mr. Woodward,
Wee Prest-lth District-E. T. Champlin,
Vice Prest-- 5th District-M. NJ. Pratt.
On motion, it was voted that l.. G..
NJ. Fletcher and l.. Cook, members OF
the legislature, be selected as commit.
tee to meet with the executive commit
tee of the State for the purpose OF get
ting the State fund enlarged.
On motion it was voted that the exc
cutive committee be instructed to
build stalls for stock and office for
Secretary and Treasurer, and fence in
the fair grounds.
On motion it was declared the sense
of the Association that the Society hold
Its annual fair for 1883, on the grounds
in Garden City.
On motion +. W. Parker was elected
corresponding Secretary for 1888.
On motion, the President and Execu.
tive Committee were authorized to APP
point committee of five to collect
specimens of the products of Blue Earth
county to he taken to the State Far.
This being all of the important bust.
ness transacted, the meeting adjourned.
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Money tn Loan.

Money to loan ut per cent. and ex.
pcnses which will be light. Interest
payable only once per year on Jan. LIST
of each year. Time. three or five years,
or ten years, with privilege of paying
after five years. All desiring loans will
lind it greatly to their advantage t. give
me call. propose to loan at better
rates than any other agent in Mankato.
p. A. FOSTER,
Office over Citizens National Bank,
3Gm3 MankatO.
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BOheuiau Beer

Messrs. Jacob Flachsenhar and Chas.
Caesar received last week car of Philip
Best's celebrated Bohemian beer, which
is the finest made on this continent.
They offer it for sale ut their respective
places of business either by the glass or
by the case to private families.
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TEXAS ought to be the best educat.
ell State in the Union by and by II II
makes good use Of its public school
fund, which now consists of over
S4.OO0,0OO in Understanding bonds
and money, and 10000, 900 acres of
land, worth ST. so an acre.
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The partnership of w. b. Walker

The partnership of w. B. Walker
e. Co. has been dissolved, +. A. Walker
retiring. w. b. will continue Dusi-
ness ut the old stand and as In the past
will give his customers the best possible
figures. F. A. Walker has departed tor
the west, where he will look up suit
able location for the harness trade, and
engage in business. In the mean time
his family will remain In Mankato.
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Boy Wanted.

At this office immediately to
learn tho printing business. Must
be Of good size, fifteen or sixteen
years Of age, obedient and viii.
ling
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 90 cents per
box. For sale by John A. Samborn.
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AnnleS 7

now have stored in w. T. Mills
Butter Factory 300 barrels Of choice
Michigan apples, which shall sell al
the lowest possible price. Put up in
large barrels. Parties wanting apples
should inspect my stock before making
purchases. r. MAGUIRE.
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Don't FORGET

That you can buy clothing, Overcoats,
dry goods, groceries. blankets, furniture
and everything else cheaper at Fowler's
commission store than ut any other
place in the city of Mankato, or west
Of the great Mississippi. 23tf
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For Sale Cheap.

The farm in section 6 of Pleasant
Mound, known as the "Natt farm"
Terms easy. A good buggy horse will
be taken in part payment. Apply
without delay to ROSE d NOE.
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A Bargain

In timber land half mile from Point Pleas
ant and about the same distance from the
proposed depot Of the Cannon Valley Il. H..
being lot I in section "a. jamestown.
The land il good and heavily wooded with
Maple and other choice timber--cnough tim
Der on 1t to pay for the land.
Being near this famous pleasure resort II
Is very desirable and will be sold at bargain
II applied for soon. HALL u COFFIN.
Nankato, Sept. II, 1882.
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II You have y cold or cough buy bottle OF
Hills Peerless Cough Syrup, use II all. and
bottle and will refund your money. alsG
sell The Peerless Worm Specific on the same
terms. CObb's Little Podophylin Pills will
cure biliousness and constipation. J. H.
JONES, or w. HODAPP. I6yI
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Auction and peddler's prices discounted.
Goods that you can rely on being Just as rep
resented at the long established jeweIry store
or =. h. Wiser. Spoons and forks at reduced
prices nj wISER'S
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Found.
All Kinds Of GOode

A sum of money, Inquire at
CHAPMAN's STORE.
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Right to the Point,

Why suffer with cough for days and
weeks, when small bottle of Durkee's Bal
sam will cure II. a word to the wise IL suffi-
cient. For sale by all druggists in Mankato.
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Time md Exnense saxed

Hard workers are subject tObilious attacks
which may end In dangerous illness. Parker's
Ginger Tome keeps the kidneys and liver &C.
i've, anu by preventing the attack saves
sickness. time and cXpcnse. -Dstroh IresS
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Gents Furnishing Goods,
Underwear, Hats, Caps, &c. now being
sold at reduced prices at
NJ. SUNDT'S.
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SKINNY MEN

"Wells' Health Remover restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence. Sexual
Debility. 81.
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will be sold at reduced prices at
NJ. O. SUNDT'S.
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"BUCHUPAIBA,

Quick, complete cure. all annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Mankato Manufacturing Company will be
held ct the Company's Office on Tuesday, Jan.
9TH, 1888, ut 2O'clock p. NJ. for the election Of
Directors and the transaction OF such other
business - may come before tho meeting
JOHN KLEIN, President
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R. D. Hubbard & Co.'s Mills.
Price Of Flouu

SUPERLATIVE, per cwt. Is 50
MANKATO, 10
OTSEGO, $50
These quotations arc corrected each issue
day and are reliable. Hubbard & Co. make
flour that cannot be surpassed by any mill IN
the Northwest.
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Will Be Open Next Week.
Bought at About half the Price
Usually Paid and will be Sold at
4. s. Z. Q. 10. IL and Is cents,
Which is Is to SO per cent. Low.
er than Phesc Goods have Ever
been Sold For.
Cloaks and DoImans
A Good Stock at Prices that Mean
a Sale Every Time, Will Meet Any
and All Prices.
200 Pairs Blankets, Including
NORTH STAR, MINNEAPOLIS and
CALIFORNIA Makes, In Order to
Buy Cheap had to take Large Quan-
titles, and Must Unload. If You
Don't Need Them Now II viii Pay
TO Buy for Next Winter.
Cloakings. Plannels and all Wool.
en- Goods Reduced.
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BUTTER-Creauery, 259S5c; dairy, $50
25c; butterine, 1920; country, 10@20c.
CHEEsE-Prime fats, 123c; full cream,
151916c; Y A, 15@154c.
Mss PoRK-Sl9 so per barrel; sugar
cured hsns, packed, 132@144c; breakfast
bacon, 13}@1S3c; clear rib sides, 1l5c.
BULK MEArs-Packed-clear sides, 103c;
clear rib, l04c; shoulders, Sc.
LARD-Tierce, 1l4c; hslf-barrels, 114c;
kegs, llsc; buckets, II &c; half buckets, 12sc;
lob tins, l2c; 5lb Tins, 12B,; Glib tins, l2sc.
NEw YORK, June 13.-Pork dull and NOM
inai; new mess, $40 50@ ale 70. Lard stronger;
prime steam, 1855.
CINCINNATI, June lS.-Pork nominal, $40
@l925. Lard in fair demand, 103@l0S24c.
Bacon dull and lower; shoulder, ste; clear
rib, l0Sc; clear, 1l5c. Butter firm and I'M
chspged.
ST.. LOUIS. June 15-Butter dull and uu-
changed. Eggs higher, 15c. Provisions dull
aud weak: only asmall peddlng trade. Pork
SIS 709lS rs. Dry salt meats-long clear
9Ac; short rib, 8 60c; short clear, 9S5c. Bacon
nominal. Lud nominal.
LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Provisions quiet
Pork-new mess, $40 so. Bulk meats
shoulders, IA; clear rib, CSC; clear sides
10Ic. Bscou-shouldere, Sic; clear rib, l03c
clear, lie. Sug cured hams, Io4c. LarC
quiet; choice keyils-rendered, l23c.
CHICAGO, June l3.-Pork easier, but il
good demsnd; SIS 20@lS % each and
June, SIS 27}a1S 80 July, SIS 45@1S AZ!
Ausuat, SIS 6O@1S 624 September, Sl6 A..
OILS 45 the year. Lard in good demsnd
snd Irregular; II 423 all 45c cash and June
II472c July, 10 70(9lO.724e August, I0G0q
IOsc September, 990G,9 925a the yeaE
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders, 73c
s5orl rib, 9lc; short clear, 9Oe. Butter il
good demand; cresmeries, l5S2lc; dairy
! l2tGlSe.
CdA-Po-k' irregular and fairly active
advanced .! OF July and August; decline'
21o on September. Lard active and firm
y, higher on JUICE, August snd September
| DC higher OF Jolly.
NEW ORLEANS, June I5.-Pork in fair &c
mand but at lower rates; $40 80. Lard IL
sciive; ,,erce, lie; keg, II &c. Bulk mea
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GENERAL NEW 5.
BUSINESS fair.

business lais
The Sam Roberts passed down Light yes
tefday.
THE weather antic' are beyond human
comprehension.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River q feet l
inch-rlse II inches yesterday.
The Hard Cash left for White river, with
a good showing of freight and several pas-
sengers.
The Oakland and barges and John A.
Wood and tow of coal both passed south
yesterday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, so bales OF
cotton, 7 bags of seed cotton and 800 sacks
OF cotton-seed.
The sandbar opposite the city is nearly
covered agaia with water, aud the river ls
rising al the rate OF nearly foot 10 "a hours.
BAD break is developing on the wharf in
front OF the tarpsulin shed, caused by an old,
faurry sewer. TIE authorities wsuld save
several dollars by looking after il at once.
The City of Baton Rouge, 8 dtys and 6
hours out from New Orleans, arrived late
Tuesday night, aud passed up for ST. Louis
yesterday ornipg, having 500 tons OF freight,
80 cabin passengers and 20 decksrs.
LITTLE Rock Democrat, Tuesday: "Tbe
Signal officer reports rise at Little Rock Of
| the Arkansas river OF 2 feet inches in the
past As hours-lhe water being within feet
of danger lime. A special from Fort Smith
reports feet s inches rise there, and still
rising. People along the lower river had
| better begin to 'look little OUT"
The Charles Morgan, on her fourth day
| out from New Orleans, passed up for the
| Ohio yesterday afternoon, adding here 100
barrels of oil, $50 barrels of potatoes, lol
Of merch andise and several passengers, fill
| ing her cargo out TO 450 tone. She lost coz
| siderable time by stormy weather and bust
ness on her way mp, one item of business
above New Orleans being 1900 barrels o.
potatoes.
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The New Orleans future market opened
dull; al u, dull, closing quiet. Sales, %, 200
bales. Closing quotations we're as follows:
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GROCERIES

dkOCEhtES.
sUGAR-Pure white, CLASP; yellow, 81
csc; open kettle, 7s@8fc; re6aed A, 9ic;
graduated, 9sC994c; poSderea, 10ic; cat
loaf, 10ic.
CoFFEE-Common, 9G94c; ordinary. 81
a Zoe; fair, 10@l0t; prime Rio, Il9l1lc +;
fancy, l34e; Old government, % 125c.
MoLAssEs-M-rk st firm; L1usjsns, CON-
mon to fsir, 32A@4Oc; prime to choice, Asa
Soc; centrifugais, 35(450c, Is to grade; fancy,
5SG60c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per DOZEN:
Pineapples, 81 40@l IS; pesches, 2 lbs, slsn-
dsrd, 81 506l go; seconds, 81 25lG1 35;
tomatoes, BIB, Il I091 25; 3-ibs, 81 $40
l 40; s;rsw berries, 81 % 81 50; czspberrias,
II l5G@l 81; biackberries, 81 l0d,I 25; green
cages, IL 50; pear, 81 so; pune II 90;
green corn, SIC9l so; green peas, 9Gc,a,Si Is;
cove oysters, foil weisnr, 10, 81 I0(gI Is;
cove oysters, light weight, = 10, 81 o5i cove
oysters, light weight, ! To-, 65@70c; cove oys-
teTs, light weight, 2 To-, Sl@I 10; condemned
milk-Crown, IS %; Eag'r, 1905 %; Swiss,
Sc 25.
sALT-Per carload, 81 As per barrel; 81 80
in sacks; pockets, bIeached, 2!(97c; coarse,
s1I5
SoAP-496Ec per pound.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bsggihg, 939l2c,
according TO weight. Ties, arrow, 81 so.
New YORK, June 13-Cofee quief, but
fcm. Sugar doll; standard A, Ss(9S Ice;
cut loaf and crushed, 9te; GRADUATED, Sl3-l6
@85c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-Coffee strong;
Rio, csrgoes, common to prime, 7C9lO3c.
Sugar dull; common to good common, go
64c; fair to fully fair, 6s97c; prime TO
choice, 7s974c; yellow clarified, 89Ssc;
Prime white clarified, So. Molasses nomi-
uaiFv uprbapu-d
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

J JESSE IHoMPsos, conductor 90 the Louis
vile aud Nashville railrosd, was painfully
cut at Nashville Mondsy night By Thoma.
Marlborough.
CHARLEs d PAsHAM, late Daggsgena aster
on the 81. Louis, Iron Mountain and S3uih-
ern railroad, died Sunday. Mr.. Parham wa
a captain Ia the Confederate army during
the late war. He leaves wife and one
child.
The moat Important case of damage for
personal injury has been disposed oil in the
Hardin County Court Al EizabethtoWn, KY,
whereby F. Guest, an engineer, receives Sl0,-
600 damages from The Ches .pe4 ka, OHIO asd
Southwestern Railroad Compaay. On the
night OF the II IA O. July, 1881, Guest was 10
charge Of an sngins attached to an excursion
train from Ceina TO Paducah. The engine
was thrown from the track by collision
with 3 horse, and Guest WAS msnglsd and
scalded 10 such manner az probably to in
capsci,ate him for lie Tor further duty. The
plaintiff reversed the engine and applied the
brake, bot all gee ihst No of the cars in the
train we're uB'quipp d with proper sppli-
aBces, aRd consequently were beyond control.
A NOVEL question OF public in;erest was
raised IN the Trial Of the case of Wu. Gard
ner agsi g. the Pullman Palace, Ca Com
pany, st Ptisburg l-si Friday. Gardner
was robbed Of j-welry aud money 10 the
amount 1910 while sleeping in a Pullman
car. Ca motioa for nou-suit which was re-
fused, the attorney for the plaintiff contested
the case on thu ground that the company is
bailee for him, and as such is liable to
maintain a reasonable wstch OF night TO pre-
vent thefts from passengers. The defense
maintained that IS Gardner had kept his
money and watch and chain about his person,
and had no. delivered them 10 the company,
they cannot be held liable for them, ard the
passenger must run the rick OF loss. Judge
Stowe ruled that - the sleeping car com
psny sdvertisessilself 10 the pubic as pro-
viding suitable cars IN which TO sleep, they
implied that arrangement are 30 made that
the passengers my 20 10 sleep, aud that a
reasonable watch over the ssfety OF his per-
son and property nli be maintained by it
while the pass niger is helpless from sleep to
guard himsslf, aud failing to keep such a
watch, the company wss liable for the loss
The jury returned Il verdict for plaintiff for
$3l7 80. The Pullman Company intends
taking an appeal This is to be made a test
case, its result vii be Of great interest 10 the
travelling public. The decision is witho vi
nFacadepf
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LEE LINE sTEAMEBN
FOR O5C4oLA
and st. Francis River Mai line

FOR 81. IRAN, il 4u>=h
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Chanceru Sale.

DURsUANT to a decree OF the Chaneery Cour
l. st Nashville, rendered at Its April Term, 1885
in the case oil
The State of Tennessee and another VS. the Bank
OF Tennessee and Others,
which decree Is entered at page IN Of Minute
Book No H. Sotice is hereby given that VIII
expose at public sale 70 the highest bidder,
door, in Memphis, Tenn, on
moB.laEIune 2B. 1888, at IL o'clock M,
the following described property, to-wit;
Ia certain lot or parcel OF ground IN the city
OF hsmpfiss F-eu at the corner OF Third ana
Washington streets on the EOu.h SIDE OF Wash
iugtOn street and west side 0i Thrd street. 'front.'
ing fifty feet on said Third street, and
running back l4sM feet 10 an alley, on which u a
dwellinghouse. see Deed Book No %, pp. $50, $50
and 5gl Registers ONCE,
2-Block 90 a. laid down IN the plan OF ron
| Pickering, beginning al the southeast corner Of
| Seventh and GholSon streets running thence oAsl
along the south side OF GhOson street 20 a poini
| where the west line Of Eighth street II extended
| through from the north side OF Jackson street
would cross, bong $50 feet; thence south on socl
| line TO the bayou thence Ia a EOutberly COURSE
with the meanders OF said bayou to the north lina
Of Gaines street; thence west along the north line
\ thence north along tn esst ode OF Seventh stree
TO the south side OF GhOsOn street 473 feet the De
/ ginning point. See Deed Book 30, p. 56s
| IA lot on Walnut street in the city d Mem
\ phis, which bought III BY Samuel watson
i trustee 10 satisfy Judgment against A J. Mont
i gomery, with George Dixon A. lncorser. NOR
particular description viii be produced al the da!
/ Of sale.
| 4-Lot No. II, In block No. Al. fronting 60 fee
on ST. Martin Tor MARTINI street ana running Daci
TENS Of sale Credits Of 6, ", IS and u months
notes with approved persOnal co lateral seeurit
| required, bearing interest from cate and lien re
| tanned. sale free from REDEMPTION.
Il
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geceipf. Yesterday
EuruRE MOVEMsNrs.

TIE Will S Hays is due up Saturday f,r
Cincinnati.
The Q. P. Scbenck, Capt. J. L. Carter, is
due down for New o. Leans.
The Lse-Lio packets tomorrow evening
are the Coaboma, for F iars Point, and Tie
Dsau Adsms for Osceola.
THE ADchor-Line packets tomorrow morn
ing are the Arkansas CITY, for VcksbuTg,
and the City of Providence, for 81. Louie.
he Kate Adams, Capt Mark R. Chick,
is ne United SAFES mail packet his evening
at 5 o'clock for Arkansas Ciiy and AL way
landings. E. w. Outlaw is her attentive
clerk, assisted by J. q. WycEof and Walker
Outlaw.
THE Vint Shinkie, Capt. NJ. N. DeeD, is
due to-day, and leaves agaiu to morrow even
ing IT O'Clock for ali points on the Ohio
river - f4r So Cincinnati. Harry Proctor
snd Harry Best are her clerks. The Shiukle
will give ehesp rates 10 ali points North and
Fast