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FArAL AETav-Ws learn from Mr.. c. d.
Taylor, hs.elerk Of the steamer EDsnsriHe,
thsta shooting sfusy oeourred at Aberdeen,
Ak on Saturday last, between q man named
unknown b our informant Ross was fatally
wounded aad died suddenly. The gasrrsl orig
mated about a very tihing matter. The
houieide wa arrested and held for trial
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AsTRAY BAILooN-Aa okjset Far above the
yesterday, which, as It aPproaehed, was dis
covered to Be q balloon Of large dimensions. 1t
hnslly settled down out Of sight, and the cum
Gus were left in doubt as to whence it eams or
whittier II went.
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The Jan QUEsTToN.-Om readers WI re-
member that the question has long been moot
ed az TO whom the exclusive supervision Of the
city prison belongs. An inferior court decided
recently nat that right was vested in shelby
county, and hat ths prison should revert to
tie control Of the Sheriff o. shelby county.
An appeal TO the supreme Court was taken
from that decision, and the case has been tried
again in the supreme Court al Jackson. and the
Judgment Of that tribGaal sustains the decision
Of the lower court. Information to that effect
was received in this city yesterday.
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Ne are Indebted to Mr.. Borden, Of m
Adans Express Company. for late payer.
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ssnsN Ss
No losses adjusted and due.
Ne losses anusted, but not due-
bwscs -s-.---s-.--- t.a57 W
Lasses in suspense svaung further proofs. a. ven =,
osses resisted ineluded IN last answer above.
Altogether claims against the C1mpany.
ne rule q The Complny j. not 70 exceed $1,000 ir
any one ria hkely tobelost BY 3 single nre-
ne a1n0unf Insurediua city 81 rnare. dererfs upa
~ sires cfnIally. al The desirable risks e Be- bal sub
Jet % ne rule lat above named
ne amount insuredin any one hioct o. buiLiinzs. de-
Pents upen itssiss and oanstraaaoar Subject 20 a. TuIs
me ar o. inesrporatiou Is on NE in yaur on.s.
lsesll b HUDSON President pro TEN.
4osEFn n sEnkGuE. Sedy-
STATE or CONNECTICUT,
CITY ami County of Hartford
on this 25h dlyof Jauuau, A. D. 1889. before No.
NATHANIEL SHiPMANi a Natary Public on and f0T
suid State Of Connecficut duly commissioned and ssuru,
/ residing iu said city % Hartford. personally appeared
JOSEPH r. sPEAGCE tome well knsrn % b he So.
rotary If the Charter OAK Pre- ani Marine Insurance
COMPANY. and o. be the signer % The forec0inr statsmcui
and make solemn oath that the said statement By hin
a is ir1e a@ordins 30 q hs k~ny~lease and
u witness whereof. 7 have hersuuio go nv ana and
emaal seal at said city, this 25h dsv o January. A. D.,
tSa y. sHIPMAN,
ses N0ay Pubuc.
CITY and C-uniyo Of Hartford
on tins. sfh dsy of February, A. n. 1859. before ne,
NATHANIEL SHIPMAN. a NrtarvP uhrc IN and ar al
Sste q Ccnnfuicut duly commissioned an sworn. r.
SIDING IN aid city % Hartford. personally. appeared B
HUDSON. 10 me vel known % De- 80 President. rr.
tem--d The Charter OAK Firc and Marine Insurancr
Company, and who signed the forrraiuE In my pressnce
Anamade -lemn oah thEt the aid statemeuf ~ bin
arned Is tue, aocrdins % The bed 10 bis hefel an
t~noEiedge.
In witaess whereof Ihtve hereunto SCI ms hani and
cncial seal At this city, tins, sh day Of February. 1889.
y. HIPMA
lseal-l Notary Pubic
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CoSrRoLLrR's OrFGcr.
NASHVILLE. .Fehrunu D, 1s5a- (
ms lsto certify rfat me Charter Olt Pre- rnd Ma
rine Insurance Company. heated az Hartford IN the STATE
- Connedicuts has complied with an the requirements
q an act passed BY the General Assembly q ne state o
Tennessee, an hs7chs 1855, enuuel An at 10 regulate
ne azeuGes o. lusursnre Companies pa inuurporaifdl ~
NJ STATE 81 Tennessee and that " T. MILO Is N
le-aly a~uthorlrsd AEent p said Ccnpanys IN ihe t1zr
q Memphis, Stae ~ Tennesee.
J. T. DUNLAP. Controller.
marSO-lm W. E. MILTON, Agent
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BLOCK, GRONAUER s CO.,
WINES LIQUORS & CIGAR:
Black Hawk Morgan stallion.
HS0Rsf FHRs

TrLLT kuualng and aprreciauuE ne desire
4 ~ rtt-rdefer this tnf l1lnT ~ ne -
aliannE haHua1h M Ne irtfcire1c1 Eutnn-M
Qs-sHaE iu breed and hori, Z the puresi Hind, I have
nfitacf rparrt rius neF esrehsF n ne seircion and
rIrrhlre 20 the lafie t1lilru fS0ETH sTAE1 men
ilanal il tlls airrristment ~ MrrE1n hrcal has
faf Gaa uni urfli hHrsrsI nefere purchasinr ORR
srAH Z fh1rarEllT ureei-ztri az ne paqers pertain
cr1uI Arr1lflrsi Associ.tiou. a ne ~
rs CHARLES NAT. PruPrstr.
aris-im
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a SErsHr TEETENoEIAL--We announced q
dayor two ago that there was a number Of na.
tive Atreans for sale in This city. A gentle
man Of this city purchased enc o. the most
likely boys in the lot yesterday, and pre-
scented hin to his friend Mr. William Round
Tree, one q he proprletors Of the Memphis
Race C0urse- Old Dorrit would have apprs-
eiatsd such q gift as a slight testimoniaL-
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7. 8. MAIL LINZ
ZOE IOTIsYIIIF


rvEHT MONDAY. |IHURsDAT SATURDAY
AT fO.cLocE p o.
ALNiN LAMB. Nssfs-
Every MOSDAT ugP D.
NOSES WrLELIAN----..---.T EHrr-. vss.a-
Every THT EsnHT. sfgF W
s0rrHFHNEE-.-.------...-G ~THTrLErr. M1Esr
every SATURDAY l-gp n.
HpAAECING AZ Cairo VIII me Uluar Central Hail.
rod uPstuar wtl ne O. s Nail Steamers fr
NEahvile md aE p.uf- HT me Cgmherlaul rivar- Coz
nr-l al LOUISVILLE uuL tEs O s MEI Lane Steamers.
JACOB Ran AND TELEGEAPU I'd. o
Cor CiulaBau; art usu1eva The Little Mimi EaLrg-1
lna s 0luusCuus lursaf raal uI the hsrhau 40
Esslrrlur--
Psssens-rs 1rsereftg ns route o. m points Esrts
Fuf Eszr-
rur1u-h re1rIu- EIrsu Er u-t1u. sr. destined Do
New TaIk Phlislrpua HHnn EaIum1rs 90 a1 c1sr
points
ne roseiu this line are m ane order. suf are unsur-
paaed Or sped. cHmnrt aud zsfet1.
PnIEsI s. BOWEN. AGEETS
Monroe street, sluth SIDE, between Frout Row and NAN.
de23-fm
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Mlulnerp.


TIVE uuiersigued would respectfully mErmtac hilcI
4 uf Memphis and vicinity. that she has taken Rooms
over the miliernary store lf n GoldlurE c1ruer 0i
MaIn a1f Cuian streets two doors south of TIE lTv SUD.
store o. speed, Donaho & srrarre. and Is now in receipt
Of ne latest Paris and EewOrlrans fashions Ladies may
rest assured tat 1oihinE afcr can BE- procured iu the
city. Bridal, Erenrg AM Party Drczses and an kinds
or F1ucy Costumes made tt ofler. and at TIE shortest
n8uce. fapI1-3ml MISS A. WALL
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an ALGEO a Co. have fais IaT aII cut nafr
nlt On the Wharno1t sd Its busnrss - D
aAlA q Co. ulam they eummeuf vim a-srfpir-.rrr
fd entire cradrl-e. O. Their fre1f. ~ a.r-.-- -
% pualtc Eueulig Duvui Aizea & c. heraarrr VII
rr-lusiTeT t mr fa husin-..
DEFAL. A. co.
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STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
or I'VE
CHARTER OAK
Fire and Marine Insurance C0mnauE

On the LIST day Of January, 1859, 70 the Con
troller Of the State q Tennessee.
NAME q Compzuy-hartcr Oak Fare znI Marine To-
~ surance Company
L~nchun-Hauferd. Crnneciicuf
Amuuut q esrital so1k paid To- 81 1haau
500 oNie1
AAh9ot3
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THE GAIETV--Mrs. Sinclair and NJ. Sed-
sey made their first appearances last evening In
AHh 8ao abouf NOfhiag, and they fully sus-
tained he good opinion which preceded them
They VIII appear this evening in the new play
N Msne 5zioiaeift. The entertainment to
toneiuae with he M1id rnh Bs Mixing Pad
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TEF.FESSE
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE 60.


MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE 60,
Capital = = B16O,
ALL PAID IN.
Risks atenc % dwellings and oiher h1usss. Gosfs 10
store aEaint ts or damage By ere. Alo.
RIvER AID MARIsE HAzAKDs
70 and trum 81 ports Asa,
EEGROEs.
AGAINST dnmasss % ne river.
DIRECTORS
guo n Hin. AeK Anasrou. Ja vauir.
James corrsy, rhomp. Aussrssn, n Gardner.
@. X FozE. W Ettin, Helry MOO.
james Allss n Au1way.
JOS vAULN. Prssi1sut
A-w BUrLEH. sserseTH
JG LoSsDALE Ascent.
sep-Iy No 2 Jeasrsan Street. Nsnphu. rean.
Rheumatism Cured!
EITHER NFLAMMArOKT ACUTE on CHEOEIC,
~ matter hgw severe TIE eass.
OF ofbau 1ng standiaz
CsHtrDr. ~MOETIMOREs EEMEDT, vhleh hasnIre1dy
cared rbaut Il. uiy hcussnd cases To Be- hafof
s. MANSFIELD 8 Co. Menrlis.
q WriEht A Co, View Orleans Ba11n. Hyde a. Co.. So
L9uia DR. D. NOETuH0RE. Propretr.
rr8=Inu1m IHrIsrfUr K
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4REooEDEH's CoUHT.-Although there was a
large number Of dslinquents before the Recor-
dsryssterdsE nc psrtieular case merits men,
ton. Twelve eases Wsre disposed Of, and fines
to the amouui % SO wee assessed, bnt SO Of
which were collected. Eight sdiitiens were
nada . he chain gang.
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Suburban Property
AT AUCTION
ON LONG TIM E!
a. @. /
a FEMALE COLLEGE.

Zee awi ust iu so and heiithy nsirhboraood
Arna bargalna nay b. bad ne
Lar.
ILAn-ult-tNfh ln three maths. onelirta IT, %
January. l1a1 Balance IN zoe and tua years.
onait1s-~ t-f r-cfreshmfnta free a. nsaaf
q. LOCK- 20.
aF-I-na AlcInneera and Re1f Vsfrfe p-sF.-a
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jaime. Hs,Estt& oo.'. Liverpool CIR.

We ere itAab cur Hlent ". = haGaei y ne
H-sr Baut hrs spy o. ns iolovias Cireu'ar, per
-tr1mrr ArfIia
nsEEFooL Trii1y evcninE. April -me nd An
frintu alEllrs UHrn HF1ratlv oaustrued, but lu cuure-
guerHe of increased disquietufc on the continent, and
miu-afrrlal dlncuifies on tins country. The Cotton mar
Eef failed t1 respund. Although the demand has been
quits moderate throughout te week, holders, sensuuT
hsFiue mucl c~u1iruce I'M me future. have stocEy re-
tua9i % make any concessions in prizes Here anfthere
parties have shown saur l7pcafl1n % press business.
and On order o. seu lave acccpfud q slieht r-du1fuu In
rates. bug upln ne whsle prices may b. quoted uilhoui
uaierlzl MlidIiuE heing sfih u1rth
lad, Mobile 7ad and Urisnds I'D
At Manchester husines ooatiunes quiet, but he ha
news irum BIN uv c1mluE uueZpec edly favorable, and
spluneE well ENGAGED Tor future dcnvew. prioes hare re-
NAMED aeadyatlast weeEs qu1tahuns.
The imports ~ TIE week are U.900 bales. AMI ne
sales sou. l uhich 1foo were On epeculanun- and 500
IL ------ M ~ - 49, y. -
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NEw ORLEANS Apni H-ssies - Coton tedsy n
$50 hnies-New ORLEANS Middinss i2zc. Nalassss
IS. Lard dosed steady stuke. Freishu on cotton
% Lrsr-a ~. EzchanEe On London - On Nev
Yort ~ Sight exchange para \ dis.
cncISsarI April g - Fiour martsi eicsee arm
sui very much excited. havtng advanced r. saiss o.
500 hrs st 5soaes. II WHISKY sales - 800 bris At
1h Lard daseIdun sffic. sslesof 900 bris NOISES
81 o. Conso closed arm ale, a. 500 has AZ i29t2A-
WV ToHE tpui&-rhe C1tian usrtet Is uusst-
uoi With saiel 100 bales ne Fnur market dozed
sih an ~sdysnang isudsag, 9im ales y 34oo brls
Whesf dosFd vim an afVanciuE Tendency, hnviaE a.
vancei 265 Corn closed quiet, vita alss o. sep
bushels % mixed o. s2h sngsr oiessd steady 81 ~.
Molisses see
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FTisaT MoTalas. ..::3APTii %, isss.
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IN ~ cases In which artificial Hluulatau b.. 6eclme
cluist-n order y restore. repair Or Assist the unc-
even al The hataud % whkh he hsa spakeu. o. make
uaTu % He world iahe most ruhIc manner ~p5sise.
me- eNirsondinary and l~nsaluatie puperle % ha
Hu s nt BITS purpse 70 relte On fetliL list % noe
lieases nf ne human system ullch have been tusuu fa
~ most nvurahiv afeciet bT the use of this sllmuiar-.
rhey are particularly described lu the various ta.tiula-
ntals spuken o. whlch are open at an times t the luErec-
uon o. oar frisnis. bui uhlh " b ne feel a. liberty
without speciaI p~fnniEion a ne dlrmruished prr-1us
~ have sent them TO Us u paraie i'm rs rubIc news
su-1, il 10 as. that me as.lss slutsi o.. comprise
al zuch g. are iucideutto
TROPICAL LArITUDES. TO ACHAN6E OF CLrWATF
on Dbl.
or 20 any G-he- cause which 1isarrau-c. Hr Imrtirs mo
operaut flnciruus ~ the human avstems lliuln= lsu-
Eu1r hssiiuie an dsprrsaHn. md M mulututu1u ds
On an such ezs tie AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
Acrs As A RESTORATIVE
asistins me narral orsana, By a shmlant vhich h1h
in character End derree SEEMS o. be- tl nI things most
admimbly attsd b. reinvlr1rste and b. call back thaf
tone fldfous d aclun IN ~ vital orsans, au essential
90 uhysc1l healfh.
II Is 70 ths extent nat DC puprietor tn1-s himself 20
be justified On claiming Gr hs -manun1ture, Hy-lcni-
g~1oaeft.'s sDd virtues vhih cannot BE- 0versttet 1ar
1VeT-valued- fta Universal use by TIE
MEDICAL PROVISION
Is most urzeuuy Arsa8v h. t found ns
Fay ina TIE principal puh.c and private HupItals In
ne COUNTRY. and wherever It hss been once ued. Be-
aAHANAa AlAAH aAEAAAAH-
IhtFe aualyzed e sample % I'd Days Aromalc valley
Wnisu and md a b Be q pare article, q nue Saver
md wlthuut any eeieterl1ls E1urfure.
n CHILrOE, n D. Chemist n
srkrE AssATERE OFFIcE % samsrset-st
Bosiun April I'm, 1877
Wm r. DALT,N ew Torf
Ihave made q chemfcai analysts o vuur Ar0mafe al
ley NhisEyf and nd d a pures Smelly dlVured RTe Wis
~ elnialninE % iufurlom matters q any nnd, an Z
Would rec1mmend 10 a. Eltatie Or medical and puiu-
rTposes CHARLES JACKSON. state AaaTer.
Your Aromatic Valley Whskr d received. and after
careful exnminan1n, I md Or Al BE- a rrru 1rtice. entire
T free from the adllferafuC Ingredients sr frequrnrg
Ted. Yours. respectfully
JAMES . MAPS. Anal7tieaI rh-uist
- Consumer csn dere.i urou getting o pure article
When hey buy me valley WHISKY us f s s1d hv the
bottle and case uulV. VIZ. m DAILY.
South Wiuinm-st. New York Sole Frc1reiCr
FOR SIZE IN MEMPHIS BY
A. VACCARO \ co,
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%EILL.As 5 wlLLIAna- v
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% CAIRO LETTER

LAlAos AFu4 A 81 l1os-
nEAE ATrEAL TIE uveu a. this p5mi srair
e1nnef o. hu vesieudsy- after having beer
= q ashdsncs asFddr BE- ne hn has = ~ besr
very aiEht ne rsEhsr ooutiuues unssified. via
hsavy shouers aarius TIE asy. sm : car a. with =
sruoE wind lest right
AtsL Lauts g~estsrdsT ne rlvpr vas slowly rscoding
NJ HiInoi- snd Missauri are alo fsiing. nd ne up-
per hieislpri usins 81 EsdEut. A. BsuisviIs IN
Ohip D. rising ursttv fss win over eleven rect uatsr n
ne taHa Az Ciniuuati d b slso reportrd rising. bui
faiiiugEt PItehu en- Nsndsys viii seventeen feet N
ne dasune uisuss vii ns pFoduos any more of q
riss here hui VII tend % keep TIE rivsr up To Cum
berlsnd is sin reported falling
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Business 9lotltes

Remember the great sale Of city properly BY
MOnsurrat, Dupree & Co, on Saturday at 10
o'clock. See advertisement. 29-2t
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Bort II Mltmabls.
No aSpertsemenn Of Seaaabodis tuserina oeept
ftrouEE Arcuts IN MS eas uko uih b hid
rrrnonrikL for aingrfinng fees


IFor pGrfimlars sec adreriisement''
-~r.nnokTg sFAYFga TO-DAra
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Tn WeeHy U. S. Male S Passenger Es
BErwEEU
MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON a UCKSBTRG,
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Malt Wine---MeKuiabt,s Mali VIM

a. +. WELLS 3 BRO.
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HARDwARE AGHIoULTURAL -IuFLEmLsrs,
etc--h you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, OrgiH & Co, on
fourth mage.
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steamer Victoria,
.lrkansas and BIhite Rigers,
Passengers hound south

tbmtb h1unis % Ire trips o. the Nail Pactrts
those rivers Pr1uut and reliable connections are al
made BY this line win the nlaElng Steamboat and RAJ
r11f rUutes
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Arrival OF vessels.
NV OHLEAEs.Aplf -ArlrrI-Sh Hurril
buns Eld Rsy slate rsm Blta
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LEAVES MEMPHIS EVERY
Tuesday, Thursday 8 Saturday.
LEAVES VICKsBCRG EVERY
Monday, Tuesday 5 Saturday.
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- Consumer asn dere-d uron gstiug a pure article
when dey Buy ne Valley WHISKY as % D. s1d hv the
bottle and case 1ulv. va. n DALT
~ SUN WIlnm-st-. Yes Turk. Sole Frcarieicr
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In another column, see me advertisement Of
GEoRGE PATTHcE 4 Co. Booksellers and
satiOners, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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Your Aromalc Valley WhszT b. received and after
careful ezlninalon, I md Dr. 'o BE- a purs artele. euure-
T free ron the adlliersfiug D-refieufs sc f~requrnrg
ned. Yours. respectfully.
JAnEsI NAPEs A-n.lr.l-.L Unit
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TINS iuvaluahle medicine l. uufaiIag f1 ne cure ~
Il al those painful md dEnsrr1us disssass in-idenf O.
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J. NJ Hunter, agent for Wood, Eddy &
Co, has for sale tickets for classes Is, 10 and
20. These drawings take place at Augus5
April soth, NAV 7h and MAY 18th, respective
ly. Address box 266, Post OHce, Memphis,
Tenn. ap25-2w-.
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THROUGH RECEIPTS
fur Caton and ulher reEhts % IN ne Northern and
Eastern aluea at greatly reduced rates.
We are as1 uuth0rzcf % settle all raclamatious
promptly md VII also lzn fUr reirhts By any bcu
81 sd usurahie chuactsr. unol pressntucn o. ne
draw ticket ar our enc
Merchant Erlls East to purchase E1ois. rII IND b. tl
their larautEe Or see us trf1re m1lnr arrangements Or
ne n-anEurafluu % their rsishts. a. We 1Tsr facilities
uurqull=l ty any cher route.
PHIESr a BOWEN.
auio-lu No. TMurrue street
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DAaAeRD GooDs-A portion 81 nv goods.
having been damaged BY the last heavy rain,
I viii sci them regardless Of cost.
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The RAcEs.-The Spring races Of the Mem
Phis Course commence MOnday, May ID, and
continue during the week. ap2l-2w
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A ~oLEoELLs
mr9Olm 90 Man st., oP. Court Square.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman s. Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sals-ses Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the FIRST page.
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Holloway PiUs

W~"-T-TT-| --IIT-
Asnui.aursrs rnd P~rapus'ors.
--diEaEiv 80 - ustsr and s. Frsst street
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F~rauduIont Pension claims.
PHILADELPHIA Pa April s-EzIui=s Wander
mih o. L1n-ssier crluu - oo~uvirted t1-isy of f1r--
- $1,000. MIN I.--.
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misplaced sympathy.

The Boston alias thinks that We misjudged
the position of the Goggonites of Virginia when
we asserted that to the Republican party 1t was
a matter of indifference whether Goggin, the
whie candidate, or Letcher, the democratic cam
didate 70: Governor, succeeded at the late cleo
lion. The reason for its dissent from our opin-
ION is that Letcher represented the slavery eX-
tension party, while Goggin represented tue
more moderate or southern whig party.
This objection amounts to little. During the
campaign the chief claim urged by Goggin ana
his party for the SURFACES of Virginia, was the
assumption that they were more pro-slaveTy
and more thoroughly ant. Republican than the
Administration party itself. 1t was by the per-
petual reiteration of this 'thunder together
With the charge of abolitionism against Letcher,
that they so much diminished the democratic
vote; and We are informed that but for the votes
of the eunancipationists, which were given for
the Administration candidate as choice pc
tween two evils, Goggin would have been elect
ed For our part, we arc willing in tins IN
stance to trust the judgment of those kepnoll-
cans who are on the ground, and who OF course
know their enemies better than any outside Oh
servance can.
1t NAV be said that this was all inslncere, anc
that in reality the South Americans incline to
wards the Republicans. But leaving out o
sight what is due to selfrespect, how are we t.
build up n strong, consolidated, triumphan
partv-how arc we to expect any thing but RUIZ
and decentralization fro IN the sympathy OF fac
ton which darcs not openly avow our principles
and which can only maintain its local suPrema
CIV by villfying them and trampling them undei
| f0et-N Y. Post.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
A HARD Hrr-

.The St. ClairsviIle Gazette says that vein
of ammonia, two feet thick and almost solid,
has been discovered within two miles OF ST.
Clairsvillc Ammonia is one of the ingredients
of type metal-worth about 40 cents Pound.
and has been supposed that it was only to tie
found in Germany"
To this clip the Ohio State Journal adds this
Tho valuable information here contributed
from the 'spile" of science in somebody's BRAIN
would astonish type founders, and puzzle t tnt
chemists. AmtimOny is used in type metal,
while ammonia, in small quantity enters the
composition Of typesetters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
SPECIAL MOTTO Es.
RoMAN EYE BALsAM,

FOR INFLAMED Ely EL1DS.
The delicate structure Of eyed renders peculiarly
sensitive and liable 70 disease when any cause t be-
comes affected the inner membrane rapidly inames and
the eyed evipces the strongest disposition to attach TO
sGlf humors from parts the body Hundreds OF per-
SONS Of scrOfulOus habit dsagured by FaWnes OF
reness of the eyes commonly called eyes, and are
tortured with apprehension impaired vision, who by
using this Balsam may almost immediate relief In
ali cases the earlier remedy applied the better
| F,r s.ls nv T. A.. LOGAN 4 Co.,
t.s-Iv wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

| WHERE IS MoNTER gLLo?-Very few maps con-
tain the place upon which renown has fallen for
a second time in conjunction with contests be-
tween the armies OF France and Austria
MontebcIo is very insignificant village, and is
so near to Casteggio that its name is rarely
found in ordinary geographical charts Cas-
teggio is about thirty miles cast of AlCSSandria
aud fifteen west of the Po, while Monticello is
but a few minutes walk southwest of Casteggio.
Castcggio and vicinity has been celebrated
battle ground for more than two thousand
years. 1t is the ancient CIustidiumt, and it was
here that Claudns Marcellus won the richest
of Spoils by vnnquishing and Staying Yiridoma-
rus King of the GteSatG. In the Punc wars it
was an important military position. 1t was
beseiged by Hannibal, and might have detied
his power, but historians tell us that two hun
dred large pieces of gold, paid to the commander
Publius Darius, purchased the fortress "a
very polite phrase for expressing bribcry.)-
The stores and provisions found therein were
of the greatest utility TO the Carthagenans. A
spring not far from Casteggio is still called
Fontd0n II AnniJGIc.
1t was near Castegsio, on the 9th of June,
1900 that the great conflict between the French
and Austrans took place, which is known as
the hattie Of CntebclkO, for it was in the latter
little village that the arms Of NapoleonI finally
routed the corps de reserce the cnemy.-N y
Journal Of Commerce.