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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Kls.ls.lppI apa Tennessee Rallrosd.

ElSslsalpPl and Tennessee RAILROAD.
ARRIVE DEPART.
New Orleans Express, daily s:iD pm 4:sO pm
Ssrdis Accommodate, daily
except Sunday"--...-....S.50 am. % pm
Freight, daily except sun
.....-....3.lQ pm. CD am
Ticket office ZS7M Main street and at Depot.
Time through 10 New Orleans 25z hours. On
nibuses Will cali Ior passengers aud cheek bag
gage IN any part OF toe city, uy leaving orders
at 237% Main street.
jaSl a. ). L~IvERMoRE, GENT sup't.
senpsis and louisville Railroad Line,
PAR ARRITE
Day Express, Z. r. time. 500 Ain. 500 pm
CITY time. 4s5 am
Night Express, Il. K. time. 3:50 pm. 800 am
City time. 3.25 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 2S7K Main street and at De-
cot, head of Main street.
Sam. B. JONES. Gen1Hup't.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON n LITTLE ROCK, ARE.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
DAY ana Friday, at ] s-ms
Coming East-Leavs Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, st $50 am. Arrive al
Memphis at l O'Clock pm.
). B. BEAUMONT,
oc2 General superintendent
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WHISKY MIXERS

OOO Coz bbls. IOWA
~ bales NEW HOPS.
Just received and for sale by
JOBE, HUNT 60.
ta5l No. 24 hrOnt street sfsrHnGts
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, l.
Hartford county.
January T., 1863, personally appeared George
l.. Chase, President, and George NJ. Colt,
Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath ma the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, Is a true, full and
correct statement of the affairs Of said Com
pany, and exhibits, so far as can be ascertained
at this date, its actual condition on the Thirty.
first day Of December, 1855.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLERis OFFICE.
Nashville, January l, 1853.
I, g. W. BLACKBURS, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the State Of Connecticut, has produced %
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and / further
certify that HENRY &. LIFFLEFOS, Agent OF
said Company, has also compiled with the re-
quirements of the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business Of Insurance In this State, st
Memphis, Tenn.
lsEAL- G. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee
By PLUNKET.
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PETRO OIL.
EDU EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD Law sCHooL-

HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. Pc.
" gaining FEBBUA1N p, and SEP sEMRsR n
1909. Ine RESIDENT Professors are TheOprilus
Parsons, Lib, Emory Hsshburn, LID. and
Nathaniel Holmes. AN. Geztlemen OF dis
tinction in ths Profession lecture IRON time to
time on special topics. Application may be
made Ior circulars or further In formatfS, -
either Of the Resident Professors. fa52
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LUMBER. ETC.
Lumber,
Lumber.

oldest lumber merchants In the soufh
ing Material OF all kinds. Dressed and ronch
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling. Blinds
LRths. Misunderstanding, Glazed Sash. Fenc,
ing. We don't intend 70 be undersold' yard
and ONCE foot Washington street, near river
pls aAwSla ~, E AI, W. COCHRAN,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

MY patrons and all who wish to have their
NJ Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me in q superior -workmanlike manner, will
please leave their orders st Clark's JewelFy
Store or At No. go Second street, and NOT al
Mt. K~atgenoach's music store, as 1 have no
connection whatever with that establishment
h. g. HOLLENBERG,
tale Piano and Organ Maker.
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Tu,,sday, the Second DAP Of March, 1862
OommTssIoNER's SALE
Commissioners Sale.

ny virtue OF a decrss OF the Circuit Court OF
rs ChIcot County, Arkansas, on the Chzncery
SIDE thereof, rendered Al the October term, O--
tober q, AID lsoS, OF said court, IN a cause
therein bending. wherein William II. Paee was
| c-omplainant, and BEETLE Bailey Ptckett, Zara
| n williams As sole heir at law, and also as ed-
son. deceased. William Bailey, charles GALA
| cher, The Bank OF Cnarlest0n. Scuth aroma,
| and - berE were defendants the I'M
' dersigned Commissioners, appoiAted ~ sac
Cont IA said csuxe. will proceed u sell, on the
Ncond Monday OF the next APru term OF said
ANT, being The
1,s' h day Of priI, AID. 1869,
the hours O. Q a m. snd N. OF said
49, ; n Iblic auction, at the mont door or tne
Courth. 5uA einthe town 81 Lake NllST5,ln 80
csSh ms foh OWING lands az they are ossetloed
- = - orfS, ge nom said Marcos I, Johnson
- go NTlIR N N. PAGE io-Wit: All that GER
~ sat0 :. reel OF land and known as The
ReIIs stand. ba ~ boGnoe1 On tee noTtn' eass
and south BY La Ne AMeLlea, ~ - ~ -
y -asbiDs sfxfes4 aud seventeen s-utn, raugs
one eat IN ChieoE onnty ano State u aLAan-
- 80 WStA 2 lands (as described In
ssfd decree are known an1 tSsh-tSS = -
plans OF the public surN s5soa u oTo, +Sit-fv9
fTDfts.f States a. ira Rousl set On tlII-
sonr- contaiI ing "A aere racllonsL ssesloI
thfrfv-hve, containing 81
sacti51 tSirtv-sIx, co~nsainrng& acres-au u
S-cgLfo ss-tasu south, nj O4e esst the
1 southwest Qu-rter OF seoLon
.Cntafnfuu fEu NCreS-En A0HLF -
oonSS r.-ga one west frs 81 nal section
enc eontaininE ia acres SscdonaI sse:ian
go Containing 4s9 acres; EseIont4 $500.
| ibree. containing 20 sertssi Liaet ssc.fO1
fonr CONTAINING 81 acres uaelol2- ssos4ou
' Si1s eontai1tng 40 acres; section zen contain
- $40 acres and Escuona- 5000 a9tsSI
! .sining 30 zcrss-E ian township sSSentetS
c, - - range one east, snd ihe ~noie OF SEQ
sol 20, aiming 2jl2 acres to sAts4y -"
lRno. S
decree MURRAY, Commissioner.
49, JGuuary 2, -. e.
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EAMBoAT
FOE PINE nLuFF.

Regular Arkansas River Weanesday Packet
For Helene, FrIars Point and Pine luR
This splendid passenger packet 49,
viii leave for the above A
THIS A 4th inst, at u m.
L. A. LEVY, Agent,
feh4 No. 30 Front street.
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FoR NEw oRLEANs.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Orleans, Vicksburg, hatcher and the
Bends.
MOLLIE ABLE..--..........---.Dan Able master
This new and magnificent pas Ia
sengsr steamer viii leave ~
THIS DAY, An INST, at 5 pm.
RICHARD ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
f54 20 FrOnJ street
Memphis and New Orleans " Wednesday Packet
AAdaN cAs master
This elegant Passenger steamer ~
WLlleaVe as above o. ~
THURSDAY, 4ta inst, at > pm.
FOr freight or passage apply to
MART WALL * 20. Agents,
feb2 "a Front, street,
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
HICKS Mailer
rms splendid passenger packet aEl@
viii leave as above .z
THURSDAY, 4th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
LARRY hAhNSTAD, Agent,
fsb2 ~ Madison street.
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FOB EVANSVILLE.

Regular Memphis ard Evansville Packet-For
Cairo and Evansville.
NOO1As---. bEOWn master
Tnis nne passenger pacKet leaves aK~
iOr the above on &SESL
THIS "A 4th inst, at 8 pm.
X. w. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
feb4 S06 Front street.
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Commiss tOHecr's Sale Of Arkansas
Lads.

IN pursuance OF a decree OF e n GrIsnSss.
4 OF ChicOt eouOty, in the sta s5ered al ths
on the CoSnceHy Size thereof, re- Tourt in q
October Term, AID, lS58. or said Benoni
certain cause therein pending. wherein .ors OF
Mackltn and George B. Macklin. ExecQ. nm
Alexander " Mscklin. deceased. were =
plainRnts, and Allen Godwiu, as AdninistraL
Of william :. Ferguson, deceased, aud Charles
:. Ferguson, Euais5 GcdWtn Gnd Alien Cod
win, in right Of his wife, heirs OF said william
3. Ferguson, deceased, were defendants tae
undersigned, Commissioned appointed BY ssfd
COUTtiR said cause Will sell, On
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Regular Memphis and OsceOIa Paeket-For
Randolph, OsceOla and all Wsy Landings.
GEO. ". CHEEK--.--.6sorge Malone master
This fine light draft steamer viii It.
leave for the above on zISEK
HIS DAY 4th inst, at . pm.
NINSON & DONAHUE,
feb4 "a Front gtraef-
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sIS.sI2ss


IL. The greatest amount insured In any one risk
is $1,000, except in special cases.
u. The amount insured in any one city, town
or village, depends upsn It's size and how
built.
Is. The amount insured in any one block, de-
ponds as above.
"A. Certified copy of the Charter OF the Com
pany, as fled heretofore.
10, General power of attorney for Agents to ac-
ceptseTvies of process previously fled.
GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary.
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So so per Annum,
81 30 per Six Months or
rs cts. per Three Months.
So Clubs of two or more VIII be sup
lied as 81 90.
E% The olumns OF the PPEAL win be de-
voted &c the LATEST news, TELEGRAPH Re
PORTS, and choice seIections OF READING
MATTER.
BE Special attention viii be given to our
MARKET REPORTS. No = nort win be spared to
advance soUrAx KIN Il TTs RESTS and SOUTHERN
ENTERPRISES.
81 The stirring eFsrEs Q I the present day
make it necessary 'Sr every man 10 becomes
subscriber to a goo ID Newspaper TosuPply this
we offer che APPEAL at the above e1-
low r Itss, 4 sh& : the Pri's l.
within the re ach OF all. We prom Sc tnA' us
"a herstefors. shall cOntin 1e ''s"'
Universal satisfaction.
- b Enittsncss can be made eiti ssrNT POST
NICE Aonsy Order or BY Registered Leu
ESrROstu .astsrs throughout the Oh
re reQusS ed to act as Agents.
AIHsLIE, HEATING q { o.
Editors snd PrOpris tors,
Ms@Phis. .6eHn'
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FOR CAIRO.

FOR CAIRO.
Regular Memphis & Cairo Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton. OsceOla, Hale's Point,
GayosO, T~IptonvlIle, Point Pleasant, New
Madrid, Island Nc. 10, Hickman,
Co!umbus and cairo.
The steamer
MOLLIE HAMBLETON. Hampton, Master
W. p. PAU, clerk,
{gTILL LEAVE MEMPHI5 as r.
above EVERY TUESDAY, at Es
5 pm. LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
febI No. az HadiSOu street
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NO. 80 NORTH COURT ST.
nAY BOARDERS AT DOLLARS WEEK
IL Qwenty-one tiekets) Is a person can eat
on hand.
81 orders for private parties promptly at.
.sassa 70 jazz
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This elegant and feet passenger ~
steamer viii leave Exs
FRIDAY, 5th inst. at 5 pm.
As. 7. BOURNE g CO., Agents,
fe4 No. u JedsrsOn street.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ARGONAUT, No. 2-...--.dus Ev6rnart master
TINS excellent steamer leaves II -
Memphis as above, Ir
THURSDAY, 4th inst. at 5 pm.
NINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
fe3 &4 Front street.
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FOR VICKSBURG.

Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
q. S. Mail Paeket-For Ficksburg.
MARY f.. FORSYTH. ........ Dave Haney master
This elegant and swLt steamer
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, An inst, at 10 a m
Freight received al 81. Louis WharfboAL.
feb4 FLEM. CALVERT. -uprt.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Thursday
Packet.
IHls SUPER passenger steamer KA
Will leave as above E
THIS DAY, An inst, at 3 pm,
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
fec4 PlOnsnajs street, loot Jefferson.
Memphis and white River Us. Nail Packet Co
NO. master
This excellent steamer Leaves 49,
MsEaphis as above, r
SATURDAY, On inst. at pm,
JAMES 3. SHARPE, Agent,
NJ. 80 Front street.
J. A. Sayers, Passenger Agent. Ieb4
Regular Memphis and White River Thursday
racket.
ford master
TINS new anu splendid passenger tx
steamer VIII leave as above on ~
THURSDAY, February 4th, at 5 JPN.
mari WALL & Co, agents,
ja3@ No. "a Front street.
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oorroE STATEMENT.

CS-AS@ 6AAAEL
CHAGBKE OF COMMERCE, I
hENPHLe. February z 1919 Z
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Memphis and Little Rock RaIlrOa
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RTVEzs.

The weather continues wet and
gloomy, and turned much colder yester-
dsy, about noon. II moderated some
what after dark, and was windy. The
river is falling steadily and rapidly, and
is now some 20 feet below high water
mark. The latest news from other
points will be found in cur telegraphie
columns. We have no later news from
the Arkansas or White rivers. AT st.
Louis on Monday, the river rose2 feet 3
inches, and wss II feet s inches above
low water mark.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALl
MEMPHIS. February 3, 1879. !

Money matters are easy, and Ex-
change is scarce, with q good demand
from both merchants and bankers.
Rates are SIS follows:
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THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il Boais OF his LINE VIII leave Nemphis
hereafter THREETLMESA WEEK. as follows:
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Business Notices.

BLESSINGS on the man who first invented
ed full Of pain By using Ronnes Pain Killing
Magic Oil, to be surei
IL Johnson's Anodyne Eminent is half as
valuable az people say it is, no family should be
without II. Certainly no person, be he Lawyer,
Doctor, Minister, or Of any other profession,
should start on q journey without IT. No Sailor,
Fisherman, or Woodsman, should be without it.
In fact ii is needed wherever there is an Ache,
Spain, Gut, Bruise, Cough or Cold.
--Fsrmers and Horse Men arc constantly en-
quiring, what we know OF tho utility Of sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders, and in reply we
would say, through the cloumns Of the Journal,
that we have heard from hundreds who have us
ed them with gratifying results that ia also our
experience
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, in
another part Of this paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine is recommended by all who use II.
BEAUTIFUL woMAx II you would be beautiful,
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and re-
stores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects arc gradual, natural and perfect.
1t Removes Redness Blotches aud Pimplos,
cures Tan, sunburn and Freckles, and makes a
Lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth and
PcaAly; the Eye bright and clear the Check
glow with the Bloom Of Youth and imparts a
fresh, plump appearance to the Countenance. =
No 1W adj nh xb
rs cents will purchase the delightful article.
Tho best thing to dress the Hair with is Ly-
ons k6tharon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-15

The EXECUTION OF Miller, TIE Nun
DEREn Friday, 25th inst, between tho
hours Of eleven a N. and 3 P. M, is the
time appointed for the execution Of
Hiram Miller. who was for long time
confined il the Rutland County jail for
the murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Gowen, Of
Ascutneyviile. two years ago. The law
explicitly orders the execution to take
place within the walls Of the prison, or
in the enclosed yard Of the same" 1t
requires the presence OF The Sheriff OF
Windsor County and two Of his depu-
ties, aud specifies that he shall request
the States Attorney of the County and
twelve citizens, including a surgeon or
physician, aud shall permit the counsel
of the prisoner and minister OF the
Gospel as the prisoner shall desire, and
bis relatives, to be present and such
officers Of the prison. deputies, consta-
bles, and military guard as he may
deem best, and no others" We have
reason to think the law viii be strictly
complied with, and that only those who
come within the meaning OF the stat
ute will be admitted to the spectacle
The prisoner is wonderously calm and
Resigned to his lot. protesting entire
innocence Of the crime for which be
suffers.
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sINrY YEAKSl

For over Sixty Years, nR 5. q. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE briTERs batr been used nv tho
public % correct morbid anl aasiye iapcllons Of the
human syettm. tpyamosasboaltty CASTRO .esreliona
coSects LIVER dcruEcmtnt, relieves CQsrly kNEss
and Bhopurtio a., .i3rA ccfes Iuandico L9s a AZ.
petite kidney eoag!aiait, Weak Back, Dizziness,
Lsnguoi. D. spcpss. and Ia at.,adaht gmpt.ms Its
valuable tonic aud strengthening properties will In
yigorhte the cleanse the Hood from iIu-
more tt siN afNa t'5for Aue refs g the aged by
stimulating the constitution 20 resist 70 Impending
mhunities Thousands d toe venerable population
IL New England sustained n beAth their life pro.
ionged 10 rnloy arous sud happy old age, by the
use vi Dr. Richardson's SHERRY WINE BtTTERs,
The HEEBs ear ba obtained separately, and may be
prepared iu small quantities, In water with wine
spirit Price ~ cents per package
once, fremont now, Boston, and sold BY Drug.
gisit and Apothecarius.-g in4s
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RUSSIA LR.sTHgR.

The article known ar Russia Leather is supe-
rioT substance, made from the selected hides Of
young cattle and tanned BY peculiar process
employed ia that country. H1ssiA Leather 10 N
three knds rod, white, and black. Tho former
is the finest grained, and extensively used IN tho
manufacture q pocket books, ladies' handbags
childrens belts, dressing eAses, jewel boxes, ard
many other boApNfni snd expensive articles. The
black estlss is slso very eoH aad plislle, and IS
manufactured late hoots aud sh0os, which are
worn ~ the inhabitants Of The empire, and b. the
citizens q Tie surrounding natious, aud partien
iariy tho Germans The white variety Is scarce
and l. Iess sought afor than tho other dsserip
items q this commodity.
Genuine RusriA leather i very fragrant, aud
psriahes ofthe oder " birch bark, which ~ used
in the process Of tanning. Il IL sofl. has DOH
cate hbre, ard Is known b, its iresl and rich col
or The best lesiher i OF uniform sizs and qlel-
ly free from holcs or raw edges, feais very elas-
tic. is we'll stretched snd o. equal thickness, sad
~ distinguished by being Of bright red eslor y
The REssisns sis0 TAI s yery excellent morocco,
which uBiergoes tbo came treatmen. AZ The mare
sey,lnesbic leather, THIS morocco 10 used ~
boob binders T. bind rsro had valuable books &
& less hsble 70 Doald, and its peculiar odof Klso
kecps q from shs rsyagss ~ those iasoeis, which
20 frequently destroy tho bindings y the b9oks
ma6e . eiher Ieataer
Tie ssanutaetured articles Fasde hun redlestl-
e are largely sspored and fad rcAiY saiea Ia
most civilized esaniries TIE lesthtr. before be-
lag tlas manufactured, ia siso shipped in eoissd.
eralls quantities 70 oresi britain, France, lay.
0eriaauy AID tke UHited states
Repeated enerts have ascn n.sss by tsrners 81
ether c9antrles 70 mako ioktsaf in 90 respseta
csrresp9asfzg = f.aat manufactured 10 lipssss.
L. 20 instasss hts tke FTodsetisa eaas ~ - The
stsaasri x tbt slr-igB article aud 6. suppos.d
that he pseullsr properties II ,hs bi-eh tarh
gE0mu in that aeuatry h&s nzfsnai sfeA -
reaasf tie ganaiue artisla safar.af lsih ia qes'-
liz sal flsrfAacs 3 the bfst azds naistlga-
Geualae iassla leather Is expressive. tfA an
ttl4 ssseaat is aeseF zas4 Ia be aau. tastsFg -
c4gas ss3-s. M. J94Eaa
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Hans Broitman declared that bleed
ing Kansas was played out ? but i may
become necessary 10 understand ham
as speaking with poets license. 1t il
claimed that by the diverse provisions
Of treaties the land titles 10 large por-
ton Of Southern Kansas are hopolossly
MIXED, About 1900 sturdy squatters
declare that they will not be turned on
The Governor asks Tor United States
troops TO avert threatened bloodshod,
but is not likely to got them at pres
ent, the Washington authorities not be-
lieving The matter the matter so bad az
that yet
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WoNr~s ni0Hrs They are nearer
Women's rights. out West than we
ara Il the Fast One q the Iowa pa
per thinks that The millennium q wo-
mon suffrage and fall that" has already
davncd, and i makes lis announce
ment o. the death Of a womau's rights
msn thusly
Died. 10 the thiriy-ffth year Of bis
age, Mr. John Smith, husband Of the
Hon. Jane Smith, at her residence in
Nashua, this morning at six O'Clock.
Mr.. Smith was a meek and quiet bus
band, beloved for the graces Of cult
waited and trained nature He excelled
in the domestic virtues as q cook lac
was surpassed by few as a nurse be
was equalled by none"
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TnE Essex (Vr.) FoRaERY Casa
letter has bees received from Asa San
derson Of Essex, Vt, who was recently
detected in extensive forgeries. mailed
at Detroit, informing the officers OF the
law that it is no use to follow him, as
he would be many hundred miles away
before they got the letter. He says he
intends to return sometime and pay his
debts. The forged papers thus far
brought 10 light have on them the
names Of Dea s. II. Bliss, George
Gates, John Faxotn and George A. New
ton, ali members Of the same church
With Sanderson, and the letter OF a
brother-in-law. Other individuals are
holden for large amounts.
The use Of absinthe Is said to be
increasing to an alarming extent in
New York Many Ct the bars retail Il
as they do other liquors. One Of the
most brilliant writer's on tho New York
press has nearly ruined himself physi-
cally and Intellectually ly tho uae Of
this peraicious sedatiye for only a year
and a half
The Anti Slavery Standard advees
the friends Of woman suffrage 10 make
their next attack upon Congress for
such legislation 81 viii give woman
the ballot in the District Of Columbia
and the Territories Of tho United States
Also. to urge upon Congress the sub
mission Of the XVIII amendment to
the constitution Tor equal suffrage 70
women proposed by the Hon. George
W. Julian. The Standard intima.os
ihst formidable National Womens
Suffrage organization wiIl soon BE- IN
augur4!ed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-15

Aa So Ysgk ~ Gays as
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