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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-11

TEE BEST AND ORIGINAL Tonic of Iron
Phosphorus and Calsaya, known as Casweil,
Mack & Co.'s Ferro Phosphorated Elixir OF
Calisays Bark. The Iron restores color to
the blood, the Phosphorus renews wsste of
nerve tissue and the Cahsaya gives natural,
healthful tone to ths digestive organs, there
by curing Dyspeps's in its various forms,
sion Of spirits. MsD ,sfactured only by CAS-
WELL, HAZARD d CO., successore 20 Gas.
well,. lack r Co., New York. Sold by al
Druggists. III ~ ,il : :
LAPHAM 4 WEAVER, flour, grain, wool,
fruit and produce commission merchants,
165 South Water street, Chicago. References
|~Mechanics' National Bank, Chicago; Rich.
ards, Crumbaugh q shaw. Chicago; Heath q
Milligan, Chicago; Harmon, Aiken & Co.,
Chicago, or any first class Wholesale dry
goods house IN Chicago.
TIE Dresden art gallery has 2, $40 paint.
ings.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-08-11

TIE Dresden art gallery has 1850 paint.
ings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23
wasbinrEon Hens.

WAsHINGTON, March Pit is re-
ported that the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs has agreed TO report
in favor of General Banks resolution,
giving belligeFent rights to Cuba, and
that there was but one dissenting vote.
Other reports say the Senate Inde1-
nitely postponed Senator Summers
bill providing for specie payments in
1871. Also that the Committee on
Ways and Means are not agreed as to
the Senate funding bill, that ma
iority OF the Committee favor uniform
bonds, bearing either t or 4! per cent.
The Emperor of Brazil has pro-
Ionged till the end of this year, the
privilege to foreign vessels engaged In
the coasting trade.
The House Naval Committee have
agreed to recommend the sale OF the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard, placing the
proceeds IN the Treasury, and dIvld-
ing the material among other navy
yards.
The Reconstruction Committee met
this morning, and heard petitions ol
the Tennessee negro delegation, In
reIation "a the condition OF affairs In
thai State. but nc action was taken.
! letter was received IL. morning
from Depaty Commissioner Douglass,
announcing tina: no definite results
eonoerning the frauds IN the Bailey
css bad vet been reached, though II
Ca. sable that full insight into the
tsp O. ~t transactions can be othcial'
frauauleh >~aad by tomorrow.
Iv cOmmunlIe SsSd Sherman have
Generals Gran. Ntss;Ons TO attend
finally accepted inv = Array of tht
the annual reunion of th>
Potomac in Philadelphia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23
New York items.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Mr. Me
han. the editor of the IrlSh american,
is pronounced cut OF danger; the bail
was not extracted.
Johu Savage has issued an address
of the Council OF the Fenian Brother
hood, reporting the organization imam
cially strong, and declaring oppOoIliSoh
To attacking the British III Canada,
and claiming that the organization Is
merely intended 10 speed the DenehJs
OF a lust political system; and settlng
forth that the tenure bill in Parlla-
ment is not q settlement OF the Irlsh
land question, and If passed VIII not
enlbaTrass the Brotherhood IN the
least, and hoping for d day when the
leaders of the home organization
would be prepared 10 uniurl their
banner on irish soil.
District Attorney PierrepOnt says
the full amount OF Baiiey's deialcauons
will not be known until all persons
assessed whose names are cnecKed
- uncOIlected" " nave been nOtIred 10
nav. and il is ascertained now many
nave collected receipts. No clue has
vet been discovered as to his Wnere'
sbouts, but hints are still thrown ou'
that he can be arrested at any mo
ment; on the other hand, many OF ms
! friends assert that he Will commit
suicide rather than be captured. lie
drew no large amount Of money on
the day he left. The report that he
owned a large estate in England
/ Is pronounced untrue, as Is one
of ten thousand belonging tC
| gaugers, who have all been paid to
! March lst. Checks amounting to over
500, 900, from merchants, for the pay
| ment OF store keepers salaries IN
| bonded tobacco warehouses, were
found in Bailey'5 desk. 1t is intima
ted that if he meditated flight h'
could, in thirty days, by making de
posits, have awaited himself Of $500,
! 600, and that this is not the case ha'
been amply verified.
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PERSONAL.
Fechter is going to Chicago.
Ta,euscbak is worth SlO0. 900.

Fechter is going to Chicago.
Janauschek is worth 100000.
Adelaide Phillips is singing in opera
in Boston.
The World says Of Gen. Butler, "no
dog could bite him and live"
a Connecticut woman eat a bushel
of roasted oysters for 4 so wager.
The private fortune OF the King Of
Prussia is estimated at sl3, 600, 600.
Rochefort is to be married to the
daughter Of the late NJ. Proudhon.
Carlotta Patti appears in Washing
ton on tGe oath, 25Jh and 26th inst.
John Savage, author, poet and dra--
matist, i5 lecturng on raurlo's anu
Priests"
Thomas Carlyle pays only Si25 rent
for his house, and does not know VINO
his landlord Is.
The Grand Duke Alexis of Russia is
expected to visit the United States the
! coming summer.
Naiibrsn was the first great lyric
ortist that visited America. She came
here forty-6ve years ago.
Charles GayIeF, the dramatist, Is IL
New Orleans with his new ana sue
cesslul drama entitled Fritz, oui
German CoGsin."
~Ne critics give Rrignoli credit 70,
'aS IN has style Of singing ana
-, L. SeEe was Toom for both, al
acting. L. 'ScAn tes;tti,V'
we of Memph,- American lady, 8
Mrs. Renard, an hle attention in
exciting .ln5s IUbere Iluep . She has - taodie
an sctress under the name ~ IA, :.
Mrs. Oates, the actress, was pre-
sented In Charleston, by hef admirers,
With handsome set of jeweiry worm
500 as a token of their admiration Oi
tbe rendition by her OF the daughter
of the Regiment"
Another Swedish nightingale iol,
lows in the wake Of Jenny Lino ana
Miss Nilsson. Nine. Teuep5en Is lust
now winning applause IN the pest
salons of Paris among the amateurs
and connoisseurs in art.
Jobn Brough, whose death was an
nounced by cable telegram re-
no1tiv was a well known LONDON
SJo,,Gts,ir. and wrote several bnr-
IeSoUas - which attained great popu-
IaTItv in the London theaters.
Mr.. Benjamin II. Beach, Of Matte Matte
avian. n. IL, has a silver watch aoou
two hundred years old. For one nun nun
dred and sixty years past 1t mas pee .,,,
:, the nossessiOn of the Beach fanny
and always descending to a Benjamin
The President has been made a
bonorary member of the Saengeroun
Vocal MUSICAL society OF Phllade
nbis. and expresses his gratitude IN
yerv y proper note. The Saengerbuntt
ers must have some designs on Grant
reticence.
The captain OF the Bombay, whlc
ran down the Oneida, has been su
nonded because he neglected to inforl
himself of the seriousness OF the dan
| zoe that had been eDtaiied, ana D
/, csnse he took no measures to preser,
tbe lives of the drowning crew OF L
! J American vessel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23

PARIs. March 22.-Tba Journal OIL
eillk contains a letter from the Empe-
ror to Prime Minister Olivier. He
saws it would be exPedient IN the
present condition of affairs to adopt
ain reforms which will restore the
Government TO order, and to put TO
an end that iInmoderate desire for q
change, which possesses certain sps
cies. VINO disturb the public mind Dy
their belief in the stability OF the
present regime. Among the reforms
which he mas instituted, the Emperor
places in the first rank those which
touch the Constitution and the pre-
negatives Of the Senate. lie urges
Oiliyier TO concert with his colleague
tor submission To him the Emperor OF
a project tOr the Senate's consultation,
which will fix invariably the iunda-
mental provisions growing out Of the
pIebiscetum OF 1892, divide the legls-
iative power between the two cham
hers. and restore to the nation part
of representative power which had
been heretofore delegated.
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xLIst C0NGRESS---2d SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-'Sei1dte.-
Mr.. Harlan, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported a bill to pro,
note the civilization of Indians ana
nrenare them for the rights and duties
IF citizenship. 1t provides for the sp-
Tointment OF FIVE Inspectors oi Indiah
4 fsirs. who with the Secretary OF the
TnteTior and Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. shall constitute a board TO su-
neryise all expenditures Of money Tor
the benefit Of Indians, and 10 Ylslt
them and inquire into their condition.
and see that the provisions Of the laws
and the treaties relating to them are
faithfully executed, and to hear com,
nIsjnts and decide disputes In regard
fo the conduct of the agents of the In
dian Depertnent, and TO suggest such
notifications of existing, laws ano
treaties as may tend to the civillza
tom Of The Indians, and exercise gen
araI I n,anagement OF Indian affairs
Insnectors to have the same salary a
the Commissioner OF lndianNA hairs
Mr.. sumner, from the Commlttes
ON Foreign Affairs, reported adVersel'
on the proposed amendpent 70 IN
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.,An nuletU in Rlehmoad.

= prcs6oNp, March 22.-All quiet
>, hdChTh ann The irueral OF Bush, the spe-
to-GAy ..-I ySoI;ca,sqn k::iied Sunday night,
tlal fonk pIace this mornicg. In the pro
S Go9ncil, and two hundred and hi'y
policemen. -, ,o.zod q
.oIaI,+ion in which the Interference OF
Ger. Candy, by which Mayor Cahoon s
resistance to the legally elected Mayor
was prolonged, under military protec-
ton, was denounced. - &,
An appropriation was made ioE
Bush's family. ..:o,,
Cahoon's motion for an inlunctlon
is to be heard in the Unlteo oCateS oaeo
6istrict Court tomorrow, before
Judge Underwood. rno
Ellison has issued warrants for the
arrest of parties concerned Ia inc
shooting of Ben. Scott.
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Information No. 406.

United states Of America, District Court OF
the United States, District OF West IenneS-
see.-The United States vs.. ten oarreis
Bourbon whisky.
WHEREAS J. W. PuTyiance, Attorney OF
w the United States for said district, as
hled an Information against the IoiloHins
property, to-wlt: Ten barrels copper ols-
ttlled Bourbon whisky, containing TOUR nun
dred and thirteen proof gallons, alleging
among other things that the same mas oTeh
sefzsd by the Collector Of United states IN
ternal Revenue for the Eighth Collection
iyforraation mentioned and praying the
usual process and monition OF the court. In
that behaiL Now, therefore, IN pursuance
oT the process Of said cOurttO me directed, I
do hereby give public warning, and notice
70 all persons having or pretendlng 70 nave
any Interest In said properly SO seized, thet
they bei and appear before said court at - the a.,
civ of Memphis, on the fourth Monday IN
Nav. IsIO. at ten O'Clock. in the forenoon OF
that day, and intervene for their interest
therein, otherwise said property wln oe con-
demned according 70 the prayer OF said In
formation. ,
This twenty-second day Of March, $50;
z EATON. u y. Marshal.
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IuformatIon. No. 4O5.

United States of America, District Court OF
United states, District or West Tennessee--
The United States vs.. p caddies Tobacco.
WHERE As, j. W. Purviance, attorney OF
w the United States for said District, has
filed All Information against the following
property, tO-wlt: Y caddies Tobacco, weigh
iE.g 529 pounds, alleging, among other things,
that the same has been seized oy The Col
leCtOr OF the U. 8. Internal Revenue i0r the
Sth Collection pistriet of Tennessee ts,r the
causes in said Information mentioned and
prayIn1 the usual process ana monttion OF
the Court in that behalf; now, therefore, IN
pursuance OF the process of said Court TO me
directed, do hereby give public warning
and notice to all persons having or pretend
ing 20 have any interest In said properly 50
seized, that they be- and appear before SAID
COurt at the city al Memphis on the Fourtl
Monday in May, $50, at 10 O'Clock, IN the lore
noon OF that day. and intervene LOT their IL
terest therein, otherwise said property will
bs condemned according to the prayer oi
said Information.
THIS 2zd day OF March, 1870.
mhs3 L. B. EATON, U. S. Marshal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23
Nrnrn OUTRAGE.

FORTRESS MONROE, March q
Yesterday morning the Deputy
Sheriff of Elizabeth City went out to
Celey Smiths farm, three miles from
Hamilton. to put 8 man who bought
it in possession, but was resisted by
colored squatters. To-day Sheriff
Tilton, with a posse of fifty men, went
out to get the negroes. He found 200
men and women, well armed, and
concluded il was folly to attack them,
and retired toward Hampton, fol-
lowed and fred upon by the squatters.
Several of the shots passed close to the
Sheriff. but he fortunately escaped IN
= s'qrt. The Sheriff has called on the
O., amor for assistance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23
New Arrival of Millinery Goods

pl- Hiss WALL. at 28R Main street,
Memphis, has lust cOmpletec her seasons
purchases in New York, aud Is now receive
ing a full assortment OF Millinery Goods OF
the latest ImpoFtatlons and most fashionable
styles. direct from Paris and London, em-
bfaeing the AUGUSTINE" and q ANNIE
HATS, with other fresh novelties; and all
those desiring the choicest goods at the most
popular prices. are invited 70 call. Every
departmeut OF FAsHIOSABLE DRESS MAKING
e,rrIeA an and orders promptly executed. mA
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NOTICE.
{. 8 PATESr OFFICE,

Z g PATEET OFFLcE,
WAsHISGToS, d. G h=rcl 5, Lsfl- 3
On The petition Of Mary Ann 2AcLetlo. ll
Nrsn,rsbis TENN esEse ad min lstratT1x OF H-Ni4
NeCouab. deceased. praying for the sNteIls..-l
OF patent to the said David he'i ieul1s ~.
me T7th day of June, 1856 for az IN p ot
in u0n-eiastic bands i9l pA.eS q eOs.'- '----
ether fbrocs materials ..-,-
II i ordered that the testimony II t1e sa-ss a.
he closed on the Eth day OF Aay ~ 1ek- s!-1
fhe time for filinz arguments ana lae 1-A1i--s
inerIs ret,ort be limited tO the - otg =.
x1sr ysVf ard ttat said petition be hee<c %
ti1s & lss S-ss -, nav onpose this extension
Any t-S'' S1NUEL P. FIshAEr
Ia com missioner OF Paferfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23

PHILADELPHIA, March PA ter
rible explosion occurred last night az
the coliiery of w. q. ,Andenrled, IA
Schuylkil county. A large boiler at
tached to the mine blew up, killing
several men and badly wounding a
number of others. The engine was
blown to atoms.
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REMOVAL.
COTTON PLANTATION
FoR SALE.

= WING in Phillips oonnty, Ark, on n man man
road, leading TO Little Rock. @ sna L as aslie5 81
lEOas lE-,H.A 90 Cleared and fairly fenced one OF
,v1o small cabins on the premises ,,..,,,,.
rbesa lands are among the oest 10 tlllPs
'soSl5 % - $500 helfcash and balance In SIX ana
ror fnrthsr information, refer 70 Aessss. ST
,,I.S,.o.1 - - . Horuer Attorneys. Helena, Ark,
laPpaA = Il. HORNER, Trustee,
VIE,s Chattanooga repn'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23
Nan Resident NotiCe.

No. 4Sis. n. r. D.-In The Chaneery Court OF
Memphis, Tennessee.-Levis Hcwes OF TX.
VS. W. W. Trtgg.
JT appearing from an javit IN this cause
| that the defendant. W. W. Trigg, Is eiti.
Esn OF Arkansas and g NONRESIDENT OF the
state of Tennessee;
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearances herein. at the Courthouse in the
city OF Mem phis, on or before the first Mon
day In May, lg50, and plead, answer or de,
MUIR 70 cornplaiuant's bill, or the same Will
he taksu for confessed as to him and set ior
hearing exparte; aud that copy OF TINS or
der be published once week, for iouF sue
CsassIvs weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
AU6UsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy CLERK anu aasteI,
has s,toS,f -, 80 mh22
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Fire in New York.


NEW York, March pa large IRE
occurred tonight at 63, 10 ana .. OrosDy
street. Loss $500, ,OOO-partiy lnstlteu'
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TOLEDO, March 22.-The ReplDn-
cans nominated i. ID. Peck Tor Con-
gress. to flll Hoag'5 vacancy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23
NOTICE.

D.rsous owing bills 20 the Hoont car
bon Coal and Railros,i 90 a. 80 y I .i.S
as,,oTfatiou COMPANY vii pleea7 e-l - z
IIls ~. ~ irlTae1i j. II tue dss-
signed, at No AaaLson. ssrs ,-,.t s;tfer of
q lkoSr11aaies will present. then ~. P.t-
s-.a.,, ssle 80 - W. G. FOSTAi.. = seh.s
msnls 70 No ! asdison sire,
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Singing Birds.

III kinds of European singing ,i'nos ni,gs'
a AkhslacF birds, thrushes and stafllnss,
~ iss German cahary birds, talking PSI.
.SISs Al kind Of inches cheap tor saiS -
Msnsreid & Higbee's store. ,cvnsANSg
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AGENTS WANTED

EVERYWHERE to seu the ANEEIcAE
T. 1T-TTrrNg MACHINE. the only practices
tson1fISy knitting Machine ever invented
Pries S25- VIII knit $1,000 stitches per mln-
CO., Boston. Naas., or ss. LoRiSl No ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23

OFFIcE OF CITY TAx-CoLLEcToE,
MEMPHl5, MATca - -ssV.
VIII turn over to ths CoUEt, on ,hs - %
April, lsss. llzs q all properly q ~-lel
Taxes have not been paid
Come forward and SAVE COST
FELIX ". ROBERTsOS,
mHeo City Tsz,coree,o-
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80
CONTENTS:
1. Religious Liberty.
II Dion and the Sibyls.
III. Mary Queen OF Scots.
~, Stabat Mater CEnglish and Greek
Trauslatton).
V. The Brigand's God-child.
VI. Molecular Mechanics.
VII. The Holy Week OF lS6s in Havana
VIII. Gould's Origin and Development OF
Religious Belief
TX. Plange Fila Sion
Y. Untying Gordian Knots.
XII The Iron Mask.
XII. The School Question.
XIII. The New EngIander on the Moral
Results OF the Romish System
XIV, To the Rainbow,
XIV. The First Gcum enIcal Council ofthe
Vatican. III.
XVI. Foreign Literary Notes.
XVII. New Publications.
The Catholic Publication Society,
I2S NASSAU STREET,
p O Box ssas. New York.
LawronCo xehOo,
GENERAL AGENT.
TKRMs.-s5 per year, In advance. Dealers
supplied by the American News Company
FoR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs. mh25
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y PRING HILL is on the eastern suburbs o.
> Memphis, on Poplar street rXI --lJ. l..f..a
the property Owned by the late E4rf-. q s.. "a
and derives lis name ron tu= c. r. zr..... o.
spring On the premises 70 Il llss Y.l f-.
east OF the present term uu- tis- g. sH. g.
street Railway ~ hlch v IL e slg- safe. .-.s l
10 that properly aud beyond L-- ~ r, lal...r.. 4.
has been chartered 70 bgllu 3 t..yas j ..si = -
on this road, when has been ssfr.-s BE-. l. .. ...-
put under tuI diats contract. -l-t- s-L..1 o.
eet wide, and en- bsllizIe- al-L H.- E.t-1
on either side, and crossed ~ 30 rs.l.l1 " l .Il
steam cars, must become the la .J.Ii- O. 0-..-
ward Of Memphis viii tE-as atlEau-.....s B.
and advantages, added q health 1i..+-- col. -.a-
eality, and Unexcrpusuhsls uvi.-5o4 1900,
We bring before the pubic
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-23

Charles Heicseck. Champagne S'lIs[y scI
E"e. E,ro Dry. In Bsskets-in Cases 1 E1r
sale se SS ali wholesale grocers and wlne state
s,sso So sole agents for the Unlteu ~
SehultEs Taller, 40 Beaver SH fafS
! York.
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).-NO.2 2O2
AmUsERsgTs.
MEMPHIS TAEATEr,

Brilliant and decided ssccess o. the gro-t
Emotional AeEFeas,
Mss LUCILLE EE5rERN.
Wedue=dAy FyeBfng Marcl E.i rs. n 1-ais
af EAST Lynne. Lazy Z abel and Msdlll 5
Vius. Miss LuciIle y eate1n-
Tomorrow frhursiayl the r1lrazarners
have great pleasure In Announcing. ID atrl
night only, the last uovrl1v. nov 1-IfE
played with great suersss ir NeW L0-z 81. D.
tied .4FROU-FkOC.' Ecou-Fr-U. aslss L4.ii-s
Western
on Friday evening. March =. lS7l W.-s
Lucille Western vii uppsazr IN c. -zY-f=s-
osisly powerful and reE4lsli- ctssracs-r.Z 2 : O.
81 Nancy sykes. IN her oRu ve.sls1 o.
slr FyrEfS TWIST
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No. H N. Firth street,
nh1a 81. LOUIS. MIssouRI.
nlssoluEion Of Copartnershlp.

rTNHE arm of Brooks & Dennis, heretofore
doing n Boot and Shoe business at ~
Main street, Memphis. Tenn, was, ny expl-
rsfion OF copartnershfp, dissolved, 70 take
effect February J, $50, N. 5. Brooks with
drawing from said drna, and dfsposing OF his
interest TO his nephew. Il. Clay cross, eltnsr
uartner being authorized 70 receipt for or IN
liquidation Of any claims due or owing the
GA firua. " 8 BROOKS
w - - a Ma
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MEMPHIS THEATER.

EfR. R.W. YOUEGF has the honor to1--
rrou ace that his Z GNEFir is Gxea 0r E-
DAY EVENIHG, 1srch 2e-1, on Nau1
MISS ANNA QCINV,
Frona the London, Austrslian ana Csl. l1..I-
theaters, viii appear Is "EsEEer,' .l t-.
great comedy drama Of
ca STE.
ssfR. T. B. McDoSeUGa ha8 also Ifa.-lr
consented 10 appedr. sud
MAsTER WILLIE YJCNGE VII gisc BIS
FTNGkRU * ErCu HES
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a panuts and II. Clay Cross did nssO-
cfafe Themselves Of date Febzua 7, lefu, As
narfners IN the Boot and shoe business and
Sgtu carry on the arm business ~ ~ NAN
st-sat Msmphfs Tenn, uRder nTu name Of
Dennis a Cross A. " ls5as4s H5sSsASs
n ~ lAAA'7,-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HAsONiC NOTICE.

EpEcI Al, corasnu nfcation Of DeSOto
n Lodge No. 40, will be held this KX
iVFDN ESDAYl Evening. March 3d. v y
for work In the F. A. degree.
All T. As are fraternally tnYltsd.
I}v order OF JOHN j. BEARD. ". -.
Y W SHELTON Secretary. nn23
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TO TAXPAYERS.

Memphis, March u. Is-o.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
UNION STREET LOT.
Wednesday, 30th March, 1879.

DY direction OF J. ". King, tbo bsae6-is-~,
ID viii, as Trustee. sell - la EIs-=-- -.-.
der, for cash, On
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
FOurth-Of-July Pic Mic and
Dance at Zaleski.

Arrangements are perfected for
having o Grand Celebration in a
Beautiful Grove, east Of the Car
Shops, near zaleski, on the 4th of
July, There will be a Dance in the
Grove in which the Pic Mic is to be
holden-a large platform having
been erected for thatpurpose. The
Declaration Of Independence will
be read, and appropriate speeches
delivered. Let every body go and
participate in the Grand Rejoicing
The Com mittee of arrangements are
determined that the occasion shall
be pleasant and agreeable to all
old and young, great and small
Be sure and fill your baskets with
eatables before you leave home
The Chillicothe String Band will
be there, and enlven the occasion
with excellent music, Refreshments
can be had in tho Grove.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
Sayings of Great Men.

"The Cleveland Leader is the
d-d'st meanest paper in the coun-
WADE.
II think that of all the mean, con-
temptible sheets country was ever
cursed with, the Cleveland Herald
is the worst. DAVID A. DANGLMR
There is such talk about filthy
concern in Vinton county, as above
quoted about the Cleveland Leader,
but men, not quite so great as Wade
and Dangler, apply language to-
ward it in much more earnest style.
Loyal sheets
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

Charles Dickens, the great
English novelist, died at his
residence at Gaddshill, Eng
land, on Tuesday week. Dick
ems was born at Landport,
Portsmouth, England, in 1912,
and was in the fifty-eighth year
of his age. The telegraph says
the suddenness of the blow in
tensiGes the aflliction of his
friends. There is unusual dem.
-onstrations of public grief in
London and other cities, .