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Jag. As ii was, the furniture is sadly de-
m0rslizsd, being broken aud soiled.
After the managers OF the drawing had
retired from the hail, the scene presented
was more like q Babel han anything
else. Nearly two thousand angry and
excited persons were all talking at once,
threatening 81 sorts OF revenge, and 1t
was finally resolved to visit the general
office OF the agency under the Southern
hotel, and take their spite out Of what
furniture was left. l. Dow Henderson,,
general msnageF, and his agents, being
Informed of the resolution of the aDgiy
crowd, turned out the gas, locked up tie
office, and fed fer parts unknown.
For several hours, lasting until long
after midnight, the excitement con-
tinued undated, and on the street cor
ners knots OF angry people were discuss
ing the subjsct, threatening to have
every person engaged in selling tickets
arrested and prosecuted. The general
opinion prevails that the scheme has
been q swindle throughout, n of the
worst ever ~insugurated and palmed of
upon a too gullible public.
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REAL ESTATE LOT
Terry SWINDLE.
The Crowd Take Possession Of
the Meeting and Destroy
the Properly.

From the ST. Loui Timesl
The Gardner and Real Estate Lottery
drawing, fsfter various postpoDements,
was finally announced to take place last
evening, at Mercantile Library Hall,
and by half past s o'clock q vast crowd
was In attendance, consisting of men,
women and children, nearly all OF whom
had a distant hope of winning q splendid
nrize. SO liberal was the advertised
scheme. At either end Of the platform
stood the "whsel of fortune,p and near
by were the managers and agents, en-
gagged in earnest conversation. After
considerable delay the following cOm-
mittee to superintend the drawing vas
announced:
]. Merritt, Sam. Bixler,
s, w. Logan, Henry E. Roach,
Jas. II, Ray, o Fleming,
G. Sonnerhouser, J.. w. Willy,
. las. X. Smith, A 2. Miller.
w. J. Wyatt, agent, then stepped for
ward and said that only IS 100 tickets
had been sold, but the drawing would
take place. The association desired 10
deal fairly by every shareholder, and de-
sired as well to deal fairly by themselves,
and ia order to do so they had altered
he scheme, and concluded either TO
withdraw the Ashbgook mansion, the
capital prize, or some OF the lesser pr 2 $.
At this speech there were murmurs of
dissatisfaction, but no serious trouble oc-
Cured.
The numbers were Immediately after
ward placed in the wheel.
NJ, Ashbrook then rose and Withdrew
bis house, which appeared to greatly in
cense the crowd. It was with a good deal
of difficulty that anything like quiet
could he restored.
A gentleman from Wentzville next
took the platform, and declared the
whole scheme q huge and outrageous
swindle. The police interfered, and at
tempted to remove him from the plat.
form, when 3 lively struggle eDsued in
which a large number Of the audience
participated. The spesker finally got
free from the police ard again assembled
the platform and harengusd tbs crowd,
continually denounclng the whole ar.
raDgement as 8 swiDdle.
By this time the police force had be.
come greatly augmented, and TO prevent
further disturbance they took charge Of
the wheel and removed IL from the hall,
when, al the head OF the stairs, some
person kicked ii and 1t fell down the
flight of stairs, shivering it to atoms.
The wheel was a very fac one, costing
not less than $3.50
Several times the gas was turned offin
the hall, but the loud elamoTs and threats
of the crowd forced the janitor to relight
1t, for fear sf serious Injury to the build
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, March l.-Arrlved-COra
S. The river is falling, with q feet IN
the channel. The weather is clear and
pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, March I.-Arrlvei-
Commonwealth and Wsunita, from
Pittsburg. Departed-Lizzle Gill, for
st. Louis.
CAIRO, March 1.-D0wn-JuIla 0 pm.
last night. Up-City of Cairo, II pm.
last night; Mary Alice, I Am; Lady
Gay, 6 an; Mo,lie Ebert, : a m; Rich-
m0nd, s Am; Magenta, 4 pm w. II.
Brown, 5 pm. The river fell eight
inches. The weather is clear and pleas
ant.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The weather
is CLEAR and pleasant. Dep&rted-L )uisi-
ana, for Sew Orleans.
The river is falling with eight feet in
the canal.
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Merchants and property holders OF
Memphis are called to meet to-day ct
the Hall Of the Chamber of Commerce,
70 appoint delegates TO the Selma Con-
ventiOn to be held on the 8.h instant.
Gen. FORREST, the President Of the
Memphis aud Selma Railroad,
has been working with his chsrsc-
teristic energy and Intelligence. He has
alresdy purchased the Marion, Green's
bro aud Cahsba read, running In this
direction, which originally costIS50O, 900,
for SI25 900 to be paid for In stock Of the
new road. He has also purchased the
Northwestern Railroad, running from
MOrrlstown TO Newborn, distance twelve
miles, which, added to the first purchase,
makes ~ miles of rAi!rOad-to stand on.
Savannah, G,. hiss agreed 10 en-
| dorse the bonds of the road, as far as
| Okslona, Miss, but stops there, as her
motive is to draw all the trade Of the
Mississippi prairies and the rich section
of Alabama, which she will thus tap, to
Savannah. This is an additional and
powerful incentive to Memphis to take
active steps for her own interest. Unless
we moe in the matter at once, we shall
give to a powerful and enterprising rival
a great advantage. Let our citizens take
sn interest in The meeting to-day n
appoint some of our ablest and most &C
tive men to meet our friends at Selma
at least half wsy-in any measures to
promote the great work, which must In
evitably rebound so much to our own fu-
tuTe profit and greatness. Let US back up
heartily and substantially u eminent
citizen, Gen. FORREST, in the powerful
efforts he is making to restore our pros
perity, extend our trade and make Mem
phis d great city, such as she is entitled
to be, from her position and advantages.
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AIR-LINE ROAD ALONG EHE MIS-
GUEEUppI

AIR-LINE ROAD ALONG EHE mis-
SISSIPPI.
DIR. F. NJ. ENGLISH, Of Union City, Is
now on a visit to U city, in advocacy
Of 8 project to locate the terminus OF the
Mississippi Valley Railroad at Union
City, which it Is proposed shall be ex-
tended, in q direct line, to Metropolis,
Illinois, and thence to the Vincennes
and indianapolis road, intersecting with
the latter about 17s miles from Memphis,
and there connecting with all the roads
East. The Doctor is an able advocate
Of 8 road which will tap the finest grain
growing and tobacco country in the
Southwest, and which will be q section
of an AIRLINE from Chicago to New Or
leans. Such 8 road should be sustained
by our city, which is deeply interested.
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T-ELEGRAPHIO
New YOrk sfnrket.


NEW YORK, March Lection dub, heavy ard
lower. Sales 200 bales; uplands 2s14e- super
fine -four - ) @ -, c.osiDg oSiOc lower.
Sugar l35s9l5c for island.
Dry G0Ods-Heavy brown sheetings l629l7c.
l3lc. lawns lS}%c. DECLINES, new styles, zoe.
LonsGales blesched mUslins i7HSlSc. Tusca-
FORA :2c. New York Mills Z1hac.
Money-The market is quite active, and rates
advanced to &c fer cali loans. Prime discounts
799. Sterling irmtr but qalet at $500. Gold
closed at s2B. State securlls nrm. New
New Orleans Market.
NEW March l. Cotton in demand
hut supply limited middings 2S9Zo14c; sales
1900 bales; receip.s since Saturday 1870 bales ;
exports I75S bales. Gold 5Es st ring 49,.
Commercial 42Gi2l5. New York sight 70 pre-
MUM Flour nrm superfre u Is Xxx Go SH@
7; XXX 81 .. Com scarce at eO3. Bran nrm
III 81 10. Hsy prime, sSOs3l. Pork dull and
i5c; sides . 4alS4c Lara dull t.erces les
lgLc; kegs ZILc. Sugar dull ana unchanged
cimmon I&@l3e; prime l5HsiJ4e; yellow
changed prime SO9slc. Whisky dull at SIZE
gsl. Coffee firm lair l5HglGc; prime l754S
Cincinnati MHrket.
March Family flour S. SOC
Bulk meats ~ sIf1c for shoulders and sides.
Pork held at S32. Bacon shoulders i414c; sides
l76I7J[c. Lard l9c. Hams l6L2 Gl91sc. Wheat
81 4Oai so. Rye 81 43. Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; middlings 2sg2szc. Butter S5@4Oc. Eggs
l992Oc.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. Louis, March l.-Superfne -four s. so.
Wheat 81 70. Corn 6s970c. Oats G6g6Se. Bar
lev 81 2OG2 80. Rye III 329l IS. Whisky &c.
Pork $50 5O@S2 IS. Balk meats-shoulders lSc 4;
sides i6A@i7c. Bacon shoulders lac; sides
l7al7Lc; hams lSGl9c. Lard lSz@l9c.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, March Tobacco quiet sales
a hhds al 81 and Sl3. Pork So 50. Lard lg9
I9Hc. Bacon shoulders l4Hc; sides 15iS@i7c.
Superhne flour IS tO95 IS. Corn Cease. oats
63a65c. whisky 9ic. Cotton, middling, 27I9c.
RYE 81 47@l IS. Wheat 81 Sgt %.
chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March l. Flour s. asst 50, Wheat
ST. GOAL q. Corn 5SL@SSAc. Oars 5ls4e. Bar
ley 81 S2e1 s.. High wines 9Jc. Pork SIG
s2 25. Lard Iskc; other hog products neg
lected.
Foreign
LONDON, March l-Co8sols closed at So
q. s. Fiys-twenlies sa4.
LIVERPOOL, March lotion closed duh.
Uplards Ii5sd; orltaes I34h; sales soeO bales.
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KEilPMIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING. Mach 2. 1899


The WEEKLYAPPEAL will be ready
for delivery tomorrow. The contents
comprise every article of Interest or value
that has appeared during the week in our
daily Issues. The news of the day in
every shape; interesting dramatic, lite
rary, art and persOnslitems; telegraphic
news up to the hour OF going to press
local news agricultural items; railroad
matters I; editorials on current topics
river news; and a thorough and search
ing review of the markets, embracing q
careful synopsis of the weeks work in
the cotton market. Commission mer-
chants should order copies for their GUS
TONERS. They will find them done up in
wrappers, price only five cents. Yearly
rate, s. 80.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The Tribune edi-
. torialiy r~ecOunts Joshua r. Hill, OF
Georgia, !or a sect IN Grants Cabinet, as
6 man ominentiy worthy and deserving,
ana g nt representative OF Southern
Union men.
Hon. J. N. Meyers, or Quincy, ILL.,,
has written q letter TO a friend ia that
city, that $50 declined q Cabinet appoint
ment, because the salary does not cover
the expenses Of a Washington residence.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, March l.-Lsmartine, the poet
and historian, died to-day In his 18th
year.
LONDON, March The British forces
have msde q reprisal on the New Zealan-
ders fsr the outrsgss at Poverty Bay.
Ninety natives were killed.
BERLIN, March 1.-Two million flOrins
wero granted by the Diet TO Frankfort.
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ISsESSIPP

JACKSON, March IA fire this morn
ing burned the Clorion newspaper, JOB
printing and book BIZ ding establishment
Loss S25. coo, partially insured, and also
the book and Stationery store OF George
c. Egatock's. Loss sl5. 600; insured
fully. The Clarion will resume public&-
ton tomorrow.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, March 1.-The Democrats
here carried four of the even wards, and
elected their candidate for Mayor.
Lewiston elected 8 Republican Mayor.
The election in Saeo resulted in no
choice.
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MasOnic Temple convention.

4 7 O'Clock pm, on WEDNESDAY, a
IA the 3D. March, Al the Hall OF South "a
Memphis Lodge, Nc. lis, Second street, Xxx
corner of MsdiSOo, wid be held an adm y
Journed meeting OF the Masonic Brethren o.
Memphis and yiciLi ty, to lurtner consider the
subject Of the erection of q Mssonie Temple
pursuant to q resolution adopted at the meet
ing held October Is, 1865.
Ali Masons are urged to he present.
J. 7. SWAYNE,
NH Chairman.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, March lat sunrise this
morning the thermometer stood at 3S'
below zero. AT Lancaster % at Little
ton %; at Lebanon IS; at NOsbaug,
Lowell aad Boston 6 above.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March I.-The Board Of
Trade has appointed q committee to Pc
tition the Legislature to remedy the I'M
just Determinations against Louisville
and Cincinnati by the Mobile snd Ohio
Railroad.
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VIRGINIA.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 1.-The ne
groes confined In Hampton broke Jail
and escaped Saturday night. Two were
charged with rape and the others with
minor offences.
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By Telegraph
BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO, n. " March THE
skating match between Wifi and Good
rich, for the championship OF America
and q diamond medal, was won by
SWift.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, March 1.-The ship Harry
Bluff, from Cadiz for Boston, was
wrecked near Nantucket yesterday. All
were saved but four.
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MARRIED.

HIGRT-PAYNE-On Thursday. February
95th, In Lee county, Miss, Mr.. r C. HIGHT. of
Memphis, to Miss NANCY A. PAYNE, of Missis.
sippi.
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AUCTION.
Household Furniture
At Auction,
Tuesday M,rning. the I'd Instant.

DY W. Il. PAsSMORF q o consisting OF
~ Paiior ~fLrniiure, Bedroom sets, Dining
Room Furniture, ocksI anu Plated Ware,
Carpets etc The above goods are To be sold
for account OF parties leaving the city. Sale
positive. Avalanche COPY. mhi
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The GLOWING real estate, situate in the county
nj C~rIttanden, State or Arkansas 1t being the
sast " OF the east = OF section two, in town.
shin sx north, range 8 east also, the east II of
the southeast fractional Z OF section thirty
1--WE. in township seven north, range nine east,
sale Wilt be made as aforesaid, pursuant to the
terms and 3 ipulRtIons Of a ces tain deed OF
trnst executed by A. Maison, c. Thomas and
Lane o +. Thomas, executed on the 18th day OF
MAY. 1857, to the undersigned. in trust, to ge-
cure 10 Mrs. z. W.. Barton and r i. RartOn and
John 8. Ctaybrook and Wildly Williams a
certain debt therein mentioned ana to satisfy
the said trust. Sale between The houis Of II
a.uu. aud 4 O'Clock pm The lille is good, but
L only sell and convex as Trustee.
mhc@ JANE6 +, BARTON, Trustee.
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MORGAN
For sale.

WE VIII sell, at the stable of Aessrs.
w BOWLES CO., at the southeast corner
or Court square, on FRIDAY MORNING, the
18TH inst, az II O'Clock, q valuable young MOk-
GAN STALLION, sired by Flying Morgan"
and out of q " Lsviathan Mare. and bred By
Mr.. Waller, of Fayette county, Tenn. be Sa
nne saddle as well as g harness animal, and
only six years old, and sold for no fault. The
sale will be positive and without reserve, and
title good.
Terms of sals-Cash or satisfactory city &C
ceptance, at 80 days.
The horse Will be on exhibition at the above
place until day of sale.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
febiS Auctioneers.
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Monday. March %, 1855,

To the highest bidder, for cash. at the Chamber
of commerce, in Odd-FslloWs' Hall, Memphis,
Tenn, be weeo legal hours, commencing at y
O'Clock, 6li the right, title and Interest, legal
and equitable, winch belonged 20 said Bank
rupt, ]. h. Ashe, at the date OF fling mis- petit.
ton IN Bankruptcy, Ia acd TO the real esta g
and personal property hereinafter described,
lows: All the bills OF exchange, bonds,
promissory notes, securities, debts, demands,
claims, equities, accouE q, books of account,
chooses in action, and al aad singular the per-
souRl effects and asse $ 0f said Bankrupt OF
every Rind and description.
Also, the following uneneumbered Real Es-
tate. to-Wit a tract OF land in CoahOm
county, Miss. containing one hundred and
sixfy-ons 10 100 acres, as follows Southwest
quarter OF southeast quarter and southeast
Quarter OF south west quarter Section u, Town
shin rs, Range 5 west east half OF northwest
0asrter. northeast qusrter OF southwest quar-
Ter. southwest quarter Of southenss quarter
Section %, Township q. nance 3 west.
q. W. TRUEHEART,
nh2 Q Is Assignee OF J. b. Ashs.
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NEW ADvERT1sEm'NTs

MASONIC NOTICE. The a
nj officers and members of DeSoto- "a
Lodge No. 299, F. and A. NJ, are hereby Xxx
notified TO attend a special c~omnunica-I y
ton, this Tuesday evening, March I'd, at
o'c ock, Ior work in the +. @ Degree.
By order OF z. NJ. STANLEY, W. NJ.
K. W. SHELTON, Secretary. mh2
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ANUS EMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATkR

Second Night and Tremendous Success Of The
celebrated C~aiicatuTist and Genius Of Bur-
lesQue, T6E LEFFlNGW ELL, who wiz ap-
pear1n mis- laughabie per ormanee, the Gusn-
Ing CLORINDA, In H. ]. ByTon's burlesqUS
OF C1oCerilla."
Tuesday and Wednr sdsy. March ID and 3d-The
performances will commence win tne gem
lonely. in one act, entitled the
LES<EN. n conclude with BRIAN OLfNS.
In acknowledgements special creal1on.
Romeo Jafier jenkins
Doors ooeu Al quarter 10 2 o'clock; curtain will
rise al 5 precisely. Cookbook open from 10
O'Clock am TO D pm
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Trustees Sale.
MemphlsI keH 70 tHo HsHs O"'
On Thursday, the First day Of april Next.

THE undersigned, Trustee, will, at the south
east corner OF Court Square. In the city OF
Namphis. sell to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
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BANKRUPT sale.

In the matter of ]. b. ASHE, in Bankruptcy,
at Memphis, Tenn.
ny virtue of q general order OF sale by the
ID District Court OF the United StaieI for the
District of West Tennessee IN Bankruptcy, on
the 18th day OF December, 1858, l shall proceed
IN R5ll- on
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LHCTURH

NN 80
TOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. LAZARUS
n CHURCH. Al the solicitation OF 4 com
mftfee Of Rdies,
JOBN EVERTTT ESQ,
Has consented 10 deliver a ies tuTe Tor the benz
EFT of the st. Lazarus Church Fund, oc
Tuesday EVsnIpg, EaPeh I'D.
AT THE GRESNLAW OPERA HOUSE.
sSBJEcr: T b Philosophy OF Little ThinES."
pr Price of Admission, 50 cents. tsb3
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10 THE PUBLIC,

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
APPEAL, one gCOT ....---.------s -
KKKLY APPEAL, one yo0r o.
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to,resDondssoe, on Pablo EuezltS, solicited gr0l
aeTZ part Of he Uaned States.
ALNSLIE, KEATLNG & co.
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convictions and his pride took him with
Douglas. Fort Sumter drove him into the
Union party, and there he remained like
| Reverdy johnson, acquiescent but not en-
thusiastic, always on the verge, ready TO tip
over at every advance towards progress and
liberalism, finally tipping gladly and with the
sense OF going home, when Mr.. Andrew
johnson made an issue which Northern
Democrats could accept without disloyalty.
Walker was never party man long enough
to be trusted, and after circling around many
honors and dgnities, he lapsed back to his
law books. Now that he has left us, we
prefer to think of him as in his Kansas
days. Then we saw the man, and it is some
thing to remember, as we look at career
really SO barren considering his opportuni-
ties that in time of trial he showed courage
and conscience.
The appointed honr must come to all of MS,
and vet it is not without feeling of sadness
that we see these forms of historical signifi-
canoe sink into eternal silence. So do we
see the towering tree, whose branches have
stood the storms of many years, finally yield
to the crumbling, whitening touch of Time
It is something to die as Lincoln and Sedp-
wick. in the flush Of labor, and opportunity.
and duty. There is glory in it, even ecstacy,
such as the true warrior must feel when he
dies amid the thunder of war. But men like
Ol0NdIl, anu NbOl, ana 0dDOQy, ana hen-
dali, and Walker live two hves-a life of
action and a life of contemplation. But
for St Helena we should not know Napoleon.
Had he died at Waterloo his life would have
been to future ages vague and dazzling
dream. Six years of thought enabled him
to speak as well as act--and the words he
spoke to Las Casas and Bertsand and Mon
tholon did as much for a true estimate of his
fame as the most brilliant achievements Of
his life. The great man retires into his
library or his gardens, and looks upon himself
in history-how he walked and labored-
where he failed, and where he tIiumphed-
where he was weak and where he was strong
This completes and rounds the career
Iaking this view, it is probably vain and
useless compliance with custom to weep over
those who die as these men died. Rather
should we rejoice at their blessed privilege,
for to them years of action have been fol-
lowed by years of reflection, of counsel to the
unwary. and encouragement to the young
who enter upon life with timid and faltering
steps. To them it was not only permitted to
live, but to teach others how to live
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION AND CON-
GRESS.
Ffom the NJ Y Herald.
In view OF the movements in the West and
South, and the probable pressure that will be
made upon Congress to increase the currency
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STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. - STATE
Rshts Of valuable Invention Just and for
cabbage ETC. hereby offered for sale 1t is an article
of great value to propetors of hotels and
and il should be introduced into every family STATE
RIGHTS RIGHTS for sale Model can be seen at TELEGRAPH
5Ntf MUNDY 4 HOFFMAN.