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BELLaGERENT.
A Fierce Interview Befyveen
Jack Hamilton and HOar.

Washington Dispatch to the Louisville Courier
Journal.
A fierce interview took place between
Jack Hamilton and Accomplishment
Hoar on Tuesday last, and the following
conversation is said to have occurred:
HamiIton-"I called, Mr.. Attorney
General, to inquire whether 1t is true
that you intend to appoint Mr.. - for
the Texae-?n e
Attorney g General" Yes, sir; / have
already made out his nomination"
Hamilton-"T Then, think, it is my
duty to say shat he is bad man, and
not fit to hold the office.n
Attorney. G. sneral-"I l heard that you
were opposed to him, and was not sur
prised, as 1 also hear that you ere going
over TO the sCopperhesds.' ~
Hamilton-"G-d d m you, or any
man who impugns my political motives.
Where were you when the war was rag
ing? What were you doing that justft1es
your blatant UniOniern to-day? Dis
psnsing the only law you know-Massa-
chusets law-whilst I was riskiDg my
life In behalf of the Union. As you DO
not know what is decent or well-bred IN
your intercourse with gentlemen, | will
not trouble you further, but will go to
your master"
So saying, JACK struck of, lesvipg the
respectable Massachusetts pettifOgger IN
q bawildermeDt of rage and sstonish-
ment; and proceeding to the WAite
House, laid the case before Grant, ana
had the appointment Rnrulled. IL Is
said Jack is pretty certain to be elected
Governor Of Texas, and this interview
will not set him back much.
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Judge Smith, of the Nashville Crimi-
nal Court, has caused the following rule
to be entered on record in bis court:
"Ordered by the court, that hereafter
any prscticing attorney Of this court,
under indictment for any crime declared
Infamous by law, shall be suspended
from praeticing ss such attorney in this
court until the final disposition in his
caseh
This is progress. Under the old regime,
torteitures OF right were declared upon
conUiction and not upon indictment for
crime. By little false swearing before
a Grand Jury, any one Of the graceless
sesmps who dishehor the profession at
Nashville, as elsewhere, could suspend
tue Nashville bar for a term or two, and
thereby "turn an honest penny" prob
ably.
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rr,gh,fui Explosion at Nashville.


Yesterday morning, about ii o'clock,
the residents of tie south side OF the city
were startled by two desfeDing reports
in rapid succession, Tesem oling in vol
U;ue the discharge OF twenty-pouDd
Parrot gun, and which caused q general
stampede and turnout in that vicinity.
The noise, OF reports, proved to be the
explcsi0n of large copper stiil st the
tennessee Oil r .finery Works, located
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, sb0ut tEo miles from the city.
From II. T. YsryAn, superintendent OF
the establishment, We gather these par
tieuIsrs At the hour before mentioned,
Tom Robertson, q colored man and an
employee OF the wozks, was engaged in
running oil in small stream into
large copper still for the purpose OF gen.
Grating gas for the Refinery buildings.
BIZ some nishap Robertson either let
air into the still or il was 11ed with air
at first, and the gas from the OIL coming
in contact with the air and the hot still,
in an instant exploded with a de2fenlag
report, sendiug a large iron cap plsced
over the top, weighing two hundred
pounds, fully five husdred feet in the
air, and causing it to fall to the earth
with q fearful velocity, burying itself
out Of sight ia the ground fully one hum
drsd yards distant from the place it
started frQsA
Roberts66; -at the time, was standing
near the cap, bus fortunately 1t was
blown in an opposite direction from him.
II lveVer, it had serious effect on him,
for the force of the explosion hurled him
high in the air and landed him at lesst
twenty feet from the still, horribly
burned and blistered from head 70 foot,
sud his clothes torn into mere shreds.
His sufferiugs were intense, and when
assistance got to his side it wss found
that the blood was o0Zing from the pores
OF his skin like Precipitation. His left
arm wss broken and badly mutilsted.
His eyes were closed, but, it is believed,
were uDipjured and be was suffering
with a general confusion consequent
upon so frightful g journey through the
air. Medical assistance was procured as
quickly as possible, and from the con-
sultatio1 snd examination OF the attend
ant physicians we understand that hopes
are entertained of his iusl recovery.
A very fortunate incident occurred re-
earding the explosion, which might be
related: Only few minutes before had
Mr.. YaTyan aud Mr.. Felix r. Rains left
the top OF the still, the latter remarkiug
as ne went down the steps that he was
"a afraid Of an explosion" and at the
time OF the occurrence was seated
in the effioe reading the morning Ban
ner, aud thereby f1rtunately escaped.
Mr.. Ysryan was engaged in arranging
the cocks belonging to the gas apparatus
and also got off uninjured.
The second explosion we speak Of can
be accounted for in this wsyI So soon as
the first discharge was made the gas re-
accumulated and fred secoAd shot. 1t
might be well to remark that this occur
renee does not prove the explosivent 81 Of
coal oil, and that alm Ost any oil coming
in contact with gas, air and water would
nave done likeWise.-NdshUilte Banner,
of Saturday.
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Gen. Stokes, it is said, seeks the CUB
ernatorial chair, for the purpose Of get
ting into the Senate, as the sdmiuistra-
ter upon the political estate Of Senator
Fowler. He Is hsrd-hitter, an indom-
itabls worker and a wary politician.
AS he is called upon TO beat a gentle
man who has the advantage Of the nine
points of possession, il is to bs presumed
he will make the canvass for the nom
ination warm work for Gov. Ssntsr.
The latter gentleman makes no preeen-
sions whatever to shrewd wire working,
or political management; but stands
uDon the reputation Of cultivated gen.
tieman, possessed of rare traits OF po-
litieal libsrality, free from all prejudice
of birth or section, and is technically
known to the world as a " devilish
clever fellow !"-GGrksUille (Repttt'ti-
cdn) Patriot.
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the University Of jena. The author mas
hsd vslusble opportunity OF maklt
pathological researches among the South
African tribes. and ia this little wors ap-
mics the DRrginisn theory or develop
ruent 10 language. He compares the re-
Istion Of our Language to the correspond
ipg faculty in brutes to that between our
movable types and the rude blOck-print-
ing Of China.
"A New Orleans woman had her
eIopipg dEuehter and her unwelcome
son -iu-law brought before the Recorder
for separation. She was informed that
it couldn't be done. The old lady sur
veyed the happy couple for moment,
and then shaking her head disco1solate-
Iy, said " Judge, that girl amt 1T to be
married, she has spells ~ Has what 2"
exclaimed the Judge. Why, you see,
Judge" but before the lady could pro-
ceed the daughter sprung TO her feet and
said Mother, there ain's no use IN
SAYING any more-pm married, snd II
siait f1t, I'd like to see the girl who
is!"
Max Strskoseh is called upon to meet
q wholly unexpected rivalry in his efforts
to produce RossiDi's Mass. Mr.. William
BsTge, the organist st ST. Stephens, ip
1WenET-etEhlu etfGEts VIEW AOAHf hNo
lust received the score, and intends to
give 8 public Performance Of it with his
Choral UniOan before Strskosch can
produce il st the Academy. This Mass
has also been selected for the occasion
OF the dedication of a new altar 81 st.
Stephens. Madame de Lusssn will
probably take the leading soprano part.
La Grange has returned 20 Europe,
and il ia doubtful whether she will again
revisit this country. During her recent
operate engagement here she showed
that time had told upon her vocal
power; but she is still the game consum-
10 ate srtist IS ever. Her FJ6es in the
Prophetic" wss 3 noble psTsOnatiOn,
and New York Opera-gOers will always
associate the name OF La Grange with
/ this superb part.
-Nilsson's rumOred visit TO America
gives the entertaining JelsjNetOnist Of the
| Courier des Etats Unis an opportunity to
| gossip about her, Who expresses doubt as
| 70 her proving enough OF an attraction to
)
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nisbandment Of Militia.

The twelve companies of militia sta
toned at this place will be disbanded,
subjsct to the call OF the Governor,
gitbin the next ten days. They will
only bs paid for the time they have been
in active service. II will require from
$50. GOO to SIS 600 to pay them OF. The
estimated cost OF the whole militia force
70 dale is Sl50,0OO. Five full companies
will be retained in the seTvice.-BGn1eT.
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NoRFoLK, va.
lands and Residence
Ear SAKE

WILL, sell my lands, situated three miles
4 asSf 1,f the city bstween the Memphis and
80 leefou railroad and the Poplar street
7aads on any terms from cask To credit
tse Sssrs and IN quantities ranging rom three
~ siyra- ndresi acres; or will exchange por-
lions az At for city property, or for improve
Us1.s 10 be constructed on other PORTIONS
Nv residenee with from twenty three TO thirty
one acres Of land, will be sold Al bargain for
eaSb. or on the usual terms. Apply 70 me on
tire premises or address me through the Foss-
ONCE at Memphis. - pr1pxr, M,
apis --SeSe- @>4NA'
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Ann,her Gathering Of the CLANS.

The Radicals Of the First Chaneery
District held another convention today
at Russellville, to nominate 8 candidate
ia the stead OF the late Chancellor Luck
ey. We will probably hear CT repeti-
ton of the Greenville uproar, with i'm
provements and additions to suit the
weather. Among the names suggested
are G. w. Hall, n. B. Owen, J. Nj. Lo-
gan, Judge ], P. Swsun, Pettibone, Ku
Klux Howard, McDermotf, Meek, Ran
dolph and Salisbusy.-RaoTUilLe Press
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Egents wanted EYerl Where.

CADARTS Pure Vegetable Coloring, 81
pound, sufficient to give a rich golden yellow
TO- 200 pounds of White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without it, as white and
straal1y Butter is worth from six to ten cents
pound less Ia all markets than that OF a rleb
yellow. fehSl
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stnndIrr CommIttees

Finance Committee-I.T T. Winnenore,john
Paul Baker, g. Noting.
Committee on Lsnds-HOWard Miuspaugn,
John A. Grow, ID. w. Flow-ee,
Comm, ttee on st am boats-JOhn B. Davies, j.
Ed. Montgomery, Ii. q. Carson. -
COMMITTEES on Docks and Wharves-Wtlliam
Creevy. N. \. Otis, d. G. Martin.
Committee Oa Revision OF BYLAWS ana
CharLer-John A. Grow, J. P. Baker, Howard
Millspaugh.
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Frog WASHINGTON.

Character of Administration AppOsn-
fees-OpintOnS OF SeGatorS Their or
Receut Random AppOinfments-Se.Ia
sar CamerOn on the Situaflon-tte BE
walls HtR p isf0rtunes-Ah he EOrneS
LxcurSIORiEts.
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STATE NEWS.

Polk Comfy = Boiler Explosion at
CampbeII's station Disbabdment ei
the nfIitfa-FOr GOvernOr-Frightfa
Explosion at NashyiIIe-AnOther Sath-
erfne Of the CIans-Sew Court Rule-
BroWnIOH.
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board o, directors for the Present Year,


CAPT. DAVID DEHAVES, President.
Cor. JOHN A. Grow, Nice-Prestdent
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH, Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS. Secretary.
HARLES 5. STEWART, Assistant secretary
JOHN B. DAVIES, Chief Engineer.
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RrOWnIOw,

Gov. B-ownlow, in company with DR..
Boynton and Col. John B. BrownloW,
arrived from Washington yesterday.
The Governor has endured the fatigue Of
his journey, as well ss his laborious du-
ties in the Senate, more successfully than
he or his friends expected. His health
is as good, IL not better than when he
left. His physical strength seems to be
greater now thsn at any time in the last
two years.--K KnoxvilLe Whig of Sunday.
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s-Janausch ek, who goes to Europe to
spend the summer, will, immediately on
her return, make her appearance here in
the English spoken drama. It is not yet
known who will form her company.
Her fret part will be Lady Macbeth.
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Boiler ExpIOsiOn as CampbeII's static

Boiler Explosion at CampbeiIs station.
The boiler in the steam saw mill at
CsmpbelI's Staten, on the Nashville
and Decatur railroad, exploded yester-
day m orning at nine O'clock, making q
complete wreck Of everything surround
ing It. Mr.. William Mckee, who was
working the mill at the time, was se-
verely but not seriously bruised. The
mill was twelve years old, and was orig
inalIy bought second-handed. The boil
er was old and weak. 1t had recently
gone into the hands of man that knew
out little about an engine. The explo-
sion was caused by his placing extra
weights upon the safety valve. The mill
furnished large quantities OF lumber to
purchasers all along the line of the rail-
road, and will not only be great loss to
the oWRer but to the community.-Bdn-
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief aIlusion to the oriEin OF this import
ant discovery may not prove uDinterestiDg.
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
nowned captain Cooks voyage around the
world, Is found the statement, that while So
jOurning for a short time on the Brazilian
Coast OF South America, he observed the ma
tives using, in the preparation OF their iood,
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, ne
round to possess tne appearance, taste ana
flavor OF Butter; upon further inquiry, how
ever, he ascertained that II was simply sue
stance that the natives distilled IN a crude and
imperfect manner from rich and luXurlant
plant that grew spontaneously and abrndantly
In that warm tropical country. A few years
ago an eminent French chemist. " hiie on a
professional visit TO the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkaDle pre-
duction of nature, ana succeeded in extTaeting
8 concentrated essence Of the plant The for
muiR for its preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale in this country are the exeinslvs
property Of this company, by whom IL was
PURCHASED rom the original dlscoverer, We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per
feetly harm less preparation
list. That by its use a net gain of from 60 to
90 per cent. is made in the man1faeture OF
cutter,
cause. may be strong, rancid, streaked or
coarse-grained, and comparatively useless Tor
general use by the aid OF this Extract is re-
stored to It's original freshness and sHeet5 eSs,
fine grain aud even color.
Sd. By the use OF this Extract, ons pound OF
dsli~io1s, irssh Butter is actually made rom
attn That a pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, at a cost of from Is TO - cents per
pOand. The chief expenFe wherein being Bat
Ter. " hich Is the essentisl baSs.
5Jh. That Buttsr manufactured by the aid Of
this Extract is equal n every respect 10 The
best Butter maze by the ordinary method.
6sh. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly fre5
from any deleteIious substance, the lDgredi-
en- Is beiug purely OF a vegetable nature.
Ttb. In pEoot of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this company Is making one ton o.
Butter per day, v hich meets With ready sale
in the New York market, and Is consumed
from the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city ana elsewhere
A sample package of the EXTRACT (sufficient
to make fifty pounds OF Ruttsrl, with fun di-
rections for use, will be sent to any address on
the receipt of 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cialiy caution the pubic against cOunJerfeits
and worthless mutations, advertised as pow
ders, compounds, etc, as the Extract of the
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
Aoo

LODGES
AEaKRosA, no. 1ss. Meets lst Aonesy sy,,I,. ~
every month. 81 Odd-F eiloTs' Eall, cor. OouIi
and Main. John lent, ~ A'i 1onh De%iH-
ish, Seo'y. go n r,-,to,- 81
sJUrH MEMPHIs, No. us Meets "a a. fIly a,,S q
a q wheeler W. M; Benz. K. Pullen, sec
I.TTIh sooTr No. 2Sg. Meets Ist Friday OF eeoh
Tuontb-Hall corner Madison and Second
n w Mitchell, W. NJ; 5. Sturm, Sec.
ESTo No 2ss. Meets Sd Friday Of eaeh
i,.ontn-Odd Fellows' Kali. P. L. Stanley
": NJ ,9;.s n !" No, 81 Meets 4th Friday
~ eaoh month-at South Memphis Hsil, Hl,,
corner ef Madison and second. John AAI'aiis
w n; 3. *. Ruliens Sec.
RoYAL ARCH.
PzgS Chapter, No 4. Mests ID Mcnsay OF tS $50 81
TnOnth-Odd-F Fellows' hsll' Jonn Aeni' Il Il
EP.; B. ii. Levy Sec'y'
3. AND s. n.
E vEEKA Council, no: s. Meets "a 7SDy 4s1, ssr3 ~
"a. L.; \, J. Wiggin. Rec.
TzEPLARs'
,y,Bv,-, g,crnunsudery, No. 4 Meets 4ta Go1-
Fsv ~ eash month. John zent, CON- n d
Wisgini Bee "a ~
AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
E5v-y,rrs A,.p AlrTHRAs Lodges meet in con
innc-io,1 sth wednesday in every nOhlh'
=, -; m Princes Of Jerusalem, 18Th ;;
No h seni. r. PuleD- a1a.s 1aIeAssS a.
Es Franklan6, SD, Recorder. zen.
OAlvAH1 GaAftEl % -. ssoss = - 80 - II Tor
ptII,TFfF DUP EssETs Council Of k-h, 80:
No. I. Henry P. MooSsroi S-''i
YgfIiaru i. GirO1e, sd Rec = .os T,bn
CoNsTsroEY or WEST Tenn Ess Z. -, T1c,S q
1Insiie- SSd.. Comm. in CnleIi DONSs ~
fradsr, sd. Reg.
ODD-FELLOWs DIRECTORY
l,.,-,s, E,,cA yrPyE,sT, Nc. 3, I. o. o. +. Meets
on NJ. Ist and 81 Thursday nights OF eafli nil
ToonIh F. MelleTsh, Z. - A +. Da'IS
y
NTE1PFiTs l oDGF, No. 6.-Aeets every IuSsu1}y It}
night O'Clock. a F. Davis n; g; - "
60 - .ssIs Zones No. S.-Meets every Mon
6sV right at S O'Clock A; beehn, 80, \, ~,
J. 4 Rnssell, Y. IL; Thomas baeoh' oe04e ca
~. -. - E.l,st ar-Rfsetg
on tie Isl + ridpy nlsht in each mohlh'
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Sale of Real Estate;


HgEREAS. by the provisions OF deeo
w from J. d. Williams q Go. 70 6alssPps
GailinO and RernadO Cunlo. dated zitn AusSssee, se
Isi5 and recorded in Book %, part a. page ~,
the orantors have reserved 70 theLnAelNes
~reciaI lien on the property inereln conveys
raiying all equities and Tlgbt OF rsoelnPsion,
,oJ also reserying 70 them elves, IN case o. 1e-
fonlt az payment of either or all OF the nOtes
srac,ted by the grantees Tor the purenAse
money al the maturity thereof, the power 70
antsr and resell TIE land conveyed IN tne sAl9
deea and executing 20 the purcnase1 zoou
and valid title frse from all equities or rgnb oi
REDEMPTION in the grsnttei; and wneisss,
rart al the purchase money is now dae ana IN IN
paId. we. the undersigned, grantors u s tns
eehoya mentioned deed, do, In pursuanee O sae
saifi nrovisior therein, hereby give notirs, -
amer thirty days from the date OF tnls, va
on the
First Day Of May Nect'
We will sell. on the premises. 20 the nlSnest
bidder for cash, the lot SCI fortn IN tne aogse ~
dtsesi by meets and bounds, as foiio@s: re, ne,
0inning At stake in the nortn slos ot Del
strf ef ~ feet from the intersection OF tns Sass
side of De OtO street thence Win noItl I lne
NJ Rail Street east fty-eight k7ol fest 20 49,
Themes north two hundred ana MY t5o9l tSeS ,Iss
ncrth to a stage; thence west and pafaIlsi
sitb Beai street fifty-eight 5el fest; tneneo
south two hundred anc nity ~ lSss s.Si,, ~
Sinning--being part OF block o. sootils islOn
south Memphis - 1x.rrrrsu1 A CO
mh3ls j. -. ~
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BUTTER.
THE
BUTTER co

Ask tbs attention OF al interested In the re-
duetiOn OF the extravagant cost OF Butter, TO
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid Of the
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FIrst D0V of Mag Nects
LUMBER. ETC.
0ea9aber

L.aE71abeTs AeSS5sOcE
.-.I,Dszs,r ,uans,sr merchants n ne So9sa a,l5
4 Vsri eSfablished IN Memphis lsAIs 6allo-
-, nfatartai OF al kinds Dressed ana douSn
1870, ~ poors Shingles, Ceiling Bnndss
rstS,s Waaf afherooarding, Glaz9d SASH reno
t..s.'1S Sus y 5f,r,T Intend 20 be undersoid. arc
s~S s,sS of.iee foot washington street. near riya5
>A- as 4 SSvaus - y " rtAlAt "a =
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Folk CnunIy.A

During the terrible storm which pre-
vailed on Tuesday, q dwelling house
three miles north OF Benton, in Polk
county, was blown down, and young
wcmSn, member OF the family, killed.
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The Economy Butter Company.
Ofice-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Faetory-2S6 GREENWICH STREET. n. Y.

stste, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing to capitalists rare opportunities for estab-
fishing staple business, paying enormous
profits.
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NEW YORK.
DANOY, HYMAN & co.
General Commission Merchants,
30. "a Exchange place, xew York.

REFERENCES.-N. J. wieks, President N.
and a. r. R: W. c. Mcclure, Cashter Savings
Bank OF Mem phis; Dr. c. ". Malone, Ael6Pnls.
a% Cotton sold in Norfolk or New YORK, st
optiOn OF owner. ONLY ONE coM11ssIoN
CHARGED eS-o u
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General Agent ;
General Agents
I. IT. wINNEMORE.
special Agent;
J.C. HESS, Philadelphia, Ps.

j. ~ L
Local Agents.
John P. Bas er, New Orleans.
W. Spears, cssburg.
F. Y Rocket, Memphis
J. B. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. W. johnson, Cairo,
]. 8. Cox, Evansville.
J. B. Davies, Lou .sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
s. Jones' Cincinnati.
Charles Il. BeakwiIn, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st Louis.
j. e Merriman & Co, st. Louis.
Don AlousO Cbilds. New York.
PropC Csitions for subscriptions OF money oI
lands 10 the capital stock Of the Company
FY. ROCKEfT.
nahl4 ASeGf at Memphis.
No. II Jefferson street.
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AND a.. SCOTTISH RITE.

oyREEr Cornmsndery, No. 4, Meets @ 50 3 Non-
dsy q each month. John Ee1isi SO1--' ~ .
gETf-rir HeCs
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A GENTLEMAN of Sweetxater. !

A ~aENTLEMAN of Sweetwater, Wyom.
ing Territory, tells a good story Of his
experience on his arrival at the mines in
the mountains "It vas nearly dark
as no alighted from the stage ut a hotel,
As he entered the public room be wa.
Of course marked at once ss q new
conner. He had scarcely seated himself
comfortably when an amiable gentleman
approached him, and, with the evident
intention of doing the stranger q favor,
quietly asked if, as he had just arrived,
he did not want a job OF course,
money was the object of our friends
visit to the mountains, and he at once
responded in the affirmative. He wonld
be very much obliged, indeed, if he
could be put in the way of q good thing.
sWell,' said the amiable gentleman,
{ there Is n vacancy in the Office of Dep.
uty Sheriff, and l can secure you the APP
pointment if you will accept; tho posi-
ton pays eight dollars q day Our
friend concluded this was a fine open.
ing, and intimated bis willingness to
accept the appointment. Just then an
idea struck him BY the way said he,
how happens there to be q vacancy | n
the office of Deputy Sheriff. Well,
you see, stranger said the amiable gen.
ticmau, 'our Deputy died last night
'Ahl indeed; how happened itT
well, he had a slight misunderstand-
ing with another gentleman, and was
shot, when was be appointed
DAY before yesterday what became
of his predecessor p He was shot, too
How long does a Deputy Sheriff 1.-Two in
these partsT 20, about tw~enty-four
hours Our friend concluded to 60 TO
work in the mines, and declined to nc.
cept the appointment"