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Saturdav. &C. 25th. l8H.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate to-pibs Situate. lying and being
in Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee, and
described as the east half Of Lot 81, of John
ID. Armour's subdivision OF original country
lot 495, frOnting30 feet on Madison street and
running back between parallel lines l22 feet
on the east line and NJ feet on The west line
to an alley; for better description references
ia made 10 plan OF said subdivision Of rec
ord in the Registers Office OF Shelby county
Tennessee.
TERMS OF SALE On a credit of months
purchaser executing note with approved Sc.
eurlty, bearing per cent. interest," Equity
Or redemption barred.
This ebruary q, 1871.
n M. d. l. STEWART, Clerk and Magfer
Fnes 3 PostOn, Sols, fe79
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AUTB
AT AUCTION

G ALE Of UECLAINED PsrEa--s rom
= Southern Express E.muaur r- Il. III
srODDARD 8 co.. FhIuAT. March llH.
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LOUISVILLE. March B-Cotton firmer;
smsu sales Of middling at l4941Ic. Flour
Low grades in fair demand; fancy grades
quiet. Corn, wheat and oats quiet but
steady. Groceries firm. whisky dull, at Sc.
Tobacco active, but no material change IN
price. sales, % hhds.
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ChancerY Sale Of Real Estate.

No $50, N. E.-First Chancery COurt Of Shell
by COunty.-Branham Merrill vs. r. b. De
Barre Ct al.
ID virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause Decem Der
18Th, lSla, ] Will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, in front or the CLERK and
Masters office, GEssulaW block. Second
street, below Union in the city Of Memphis,
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CHAEcERY SALE or REAL ES-
TATE.

No g4s.-N. R.-FIrst Chancsry Court Of B1sI-
bJ county John NJ. Brooks, Adm p Of I1II-
tah Brooks, deceased, vs.. Anderson @.
Bettis.
ID Y virtue Of an interlncutory decree for
ID sale. entered In the above cause. Novan1-
Der 3, ls13, VIII sell. at public auction to
the highest bidder. I'm frant Of the CLERK end
Masters ONCE, Greeulaw block, Second srr set.
IN the city Of MamphIs, LenEassss- o.
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CHANCERY SALE
-oF
REAL ESTATI,
ON --~--
SATURDAY, MARCH 25TH, 1871.

No, 4l55-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee-James Il. Nc
Clure ct al. VS.. IaneJte Foster et al.
Uy virtue Of an order of sale made In this
ID cause, VIII sell, st public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, in front Of the office Of the
CLERK and Master Of the Second Chancery
-lnrrrr In fha oIl.r r.f AlnnnnIls Tanrlaa.aa 81.
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Stockholders Mestinu.

A NNUAL MEETING Of the stookholders OF
Z A shelby County Turnpike COmpany, 81
t1e ofnce OF Secretary, at 10 I'd. on first
Monday in April. " n AVERY. Pres't
j. o. Johnson Secretary mhl0
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GRANTS MESSAGE.
He Wants the Power Go invade States
He Would then Have Congress Sub
side for a Tine.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March o.
The President sent the following
message to Congress this afterDOnn.
To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tivBs:
The condition Of affairs that now
exists in some Of the States of the I'M
ion, rendering life and property in
secure, makes the carrying of
mails and the collection of revenue
dangerous. Proofs that such a State
affairs exit in some localities are
now before the Senate; that the
power to correct these evils is beyond
the control of State authorities, l do
not doubt, audthat the power of
the Executive of the United States,
acting within the limits Of existing
laws, is sufficient for the present
emergency is not clear. Therefore,
/ urgently recommend such legisla-
tign as, in the judgment of Congress,
shall efiectualIy secure lives, lib
eTty and property in all parts Of
the United States. 1t may be eXpe-
dient TO provide that such laws as
shall be passed in pursuance Of this
recommendation, shall expire at the
There is no other subject on which I
would recommend legislation dur
ing the present session.
lSigned u. S. GRANT,
President.
THE EU-KLUN MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Shalla-
barger, in the House, moved to refer
the message to a special COmmitte. A
long debate followed, and the motion
was finally agreed to with the under
standing that ample opportunity be
allowed to debate upon the measure
proposed. The Speaker announced
as thespecial committee Butler, Mass.
ScOfield, Pa; Dawes, Mass. Blair,
Michigan; Morgan, Ohio; Kerr, Ind.
and WhitthOrne, Tenn. The House
adjourned till Monday.
EU-KLUX IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. POmeroy introduced a bill in
reference to the suppression of disor-
ders in the South, and authorizing the
President, in certain cases, to declare
martial law in disOrderly cOmmuni-
ties and call out the militia. Referred.
Mr.. Scott took the floor on Mr..
Sherman's resolution iustructing the
Judiciary Committee to bring i'm the
Ku-Klux bill. He said it was indis-
putable that many Ku-KluX were
men Of education, wealth and social
position. Its objects were identical
with those Of the Democratic party.
The real question is whether the
Democratic conspiracy shall succeed.
Its design was TO nut all the Southern
States under Democratic control, etc.
Special message from the President
was received and read.
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Special Auction Sale for Ladies
GEORGE SHIELDS & co.
90. 248 HaIH Street

we WILL SELL on THURSDAY AND
" FRIDAY morning ZlI and Za.. sr
at lJ clock, me line o. era1r1. .la-fe7
point applique, VALENCIA lace. ladies. D.. en-
underwear real lace collars. La-- ..r-r
handEerchlefz, black and white Lama ace
shawls, parasOl covers. party fans an- q
great variety OF other fancy goods |1ar re-
ceived and now being opened. M.
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BY a. FaueE 60 CO.
6eaT AHgtisu'Fs, IA FrsHt SLszasgc Ezlns
WILL SELL
THIS MORHlEG, At 20 O'CLOCK,

}C0 dozen Planters Hoas-azsorlad sizes case
stcels
50 dozen Axes assorted sizes, east s-ezE=
lGl box e. Glassware assorted.
100 boxes FaTlezaued Soap.
81 Also, larE5 retail stock %. FrlET
Goods Six Fring6s, ECglugs. Dress Buttons
Dress Goods, POplIusr Jac0ue-zr Lawns. a.e.
ES- Also, Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes
Hats, Notions etc. E1- TERMS CA-TE7EE
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THE BEAVER BRAND.

THESE GOODS ARE FINISHED ALIKE
4 on Both sides, and are distinguished for
their SILKY appearance. BRILLIANT Iustre.
and PURE shade Of FAST BLACK. Being made
OF the very finest material. they pogitivaIv
excel all other mohairs ever sold in the Uni
ted States.
These splendid goods are sold by most OF
the leading Retail Drv Goods RTarSboy,ts ~
the lesding cities and towns throughout the
- purchasers Will know these Goods, as q
ticket is attached TO each piece. bearinr a Mo-
lure OF the Beaver, precisely like the above
PEAKE, OPDYCKE s. co,
~ and 429 Broadway, New York.
Sole importers for this brand for the TTnffad
States. mb925E+v
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SEED POTATOES.

TARLY ROSE, Shaker, Husssts, London
II Ladies', Early Goodricn, FlnEeyel faaens
blow and other varieties, at
mhsS 352 FRONT STREET
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CINCTENATI, March &-COtton steady and
in moderate demand, at l4aI4<c. Flour dull
and dropping, at SB 3OG6 so. Wheat firm and
in fair demand, at 81 38Gl 81. Corn-demand
good, a full prices, 5765Sc. Rye nominal and
none in the market; II would bring 9Ic. Oats
steady; No. 2, 5OG52c. Barley dull, at 75aS5c
asked. Mess pork dull and dropping at so.
Lard dull and nominal, at IIs<c. Bulk meats
and bacon dull and nominal. Whisky in light
demand-hOlders drm-at SIC
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FIRsT-CLAss saw DUST ARTISTS
Monday and Tuesday, March
9th and 28th,
twenty-five Trans s-AtlaniiC and Ma
fiOnal Star Artists.

r cad the bills. Prominent among its Trans
Atlantic stars are sebssJlne Quagliani; sig
nor FaTanta, the BOnelgss Cis-Alpine COntOr-
tlOnlst; Master Romero, toe Cham yiOn Flor
e1iine Equestrian; SignOtita Quagliani, the
Sig or Gibbons. In addition to the above, is
large auxiliary force OF drst.class Tumblsrs
and General Performers
Remember the day aud hour of exhibition.
sS- Performance commences at and
O'CLOCK pm.
ApAussIoN -A6uIts, 81; children under ten
years, so cents mhlR
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LUMBER.

nOOHSs sash, Blinds, Glass, Flooring, Cell
~ ing, Weather-B Boarding, Clear Cypress
Poplar and White pine, dressed; Building
LuIa Der, Laths and Shingles, Fencing Iurn.
her, Cedar and Cypress Posts.
Framing lumber cut to order.
E8- CORNER AUCTION AND MAIE,Ea
fees KIRrLAND 8 LIVINGSTON.
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Clubbing Ratess

10 Clubs Of two or more subscribers We
viii send our Mammoth Weekly, the largest
paper In the SOuth-33X55 inches-fOr one
year, each, s..
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Gold opened al III,
and sales were effected down to ll015, closing
firm as Iil1z Loans made at las per cent.
Clearances, S25 5OOg.0 600 Awards at Treasury
sale, 81, 900 900, at sll0 759I'0 50. Governments
duh and heavy, without decided change in
price. Stock market strong at opening, but
became dull and barely steady before call,
and COntidued so after II o'clock, when 10 be-
came strong. Money easy at 495 per cent.
State securities dull and transactions limited,
he old Tennessee bonds We're at 81 s; new,
635s. Sterling exchange, 1875 Currency IS
uunfad a 113aL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09
The Culture of Fish.

The american Naturalist reviews the
recent progress in fish culture in this
country. The report OF the Massachusetts
commissioners gives much encourage
ment TO those who advocate restocking
our rivers with salmon, trout, shad, ale.
wives, bass, etc. The great run of shld
in the Connecticut, in the spring of 1870,
has been by popular voice attributed ia
the artificial Matching Of the fish in that
river, in 1867. Many thousand young
fry of the salmon, st. Croix salmon,
Sebago salmon, toguc, and common
trout have been placed in the rivers and
ponds Of Massachusetts and adjoining
states during the past year, and il is con-
iidcntly expected that we shnll again
have salmon and trout abundant in our
waters. Mr.. Atkins, the able commits.
sioner Of Maine, in his report, enters
very fully into the subject of tsllways,
and repeats that all those ways cJmplet.
ed in time for the fish to ascend during
the season of 1870 were highly success.
ful. He shows cOuclusivcly that properly
constructed fishways can be made, at
comparatively slight expense, which will
not only furnish Il free passage to the
fish, but also not materially iujurc the
water power of the parties owning the
dams "Thpir construction on every
salmon, shad, and alcwite river and
stream in the country is now only Il
matter Of time /; for, MS it is proved that
their construction is now simply Il matter
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FINANCIAL.

JAY COOKE 4 Co, are now selling md recommend a.
profitable and ac Investment for all classes, the Fra,
Mortgage ESQ Gold Bond, Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. bearing Seven and Thcc-Tcnth,
pcr cent gold interest morc than spcr cent currency,
and secured by Inst and only mortgage on the entire
Road and equipment. and on morn than 5000 Acres
Of Land to every milo Of track or so Acres Of Land to
each sIOOO Bond. The highest euHcu, price Will be
paid for u S, Fvcrwcntics, and all other marketable
sccuhtc. received in exchange Pamphlets, maps and
iu Information, as wcl as the bonds themselves will be
furnished on application by JAY COOKE 4 Co, Phlla-
dcphIn New York and Washington, and by most Bank,
and panker. thtonehout thc country.
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The Dry Goods Market

During the past week there has been
no special difference in the dry goods
market worthy of note. The iobbiug
department is still active, aud good
business has been done. There is but a
small supply of cotton goods in agents
hands, and the market is cons Quently
firm.
The market for staple styles of cottons
has been fair during the week, with still
Il good demand from leading iohbers.
Brown shectings in the low and me-
dium grades have been in good demand
from jobbcrs, and the leading tickets are
sold ahead of receipts.
Brown drills are III fair demand, and
leading styles ARE well sold up, with
prices unchanged.
Corset jeans and sattecns are fairly
active, and a good business is being
done by lobbers.
Glazed cambrics are moving slowly
and prices are very firm.
Ticks Of the best qualities are inquired
for, butthe lower grades show less move
mrut,
. Stripes are moderately inquired for.
Silicias are fairly active, and in mode.
rate supply
Canton lannels are moving slowly
with agents, but have more life with
iObbers.
Prints Gre improved with agents md
jobbers, and there is n prospect OF au
increased fmness in the market. Amos
keng is quoted Mt lOc., aud sells readily
ut that figure. Frccman's and Arnold's
have also advanced to l0c,
Beavers and Moscowsare in very mod.
crate movement in blacks, but the sup
ply is not heavy, though sufficient for
the inquiry. In the blue and medium
colors there is u greater demand and
prices are steady. All wool cloths sell
fairly at the Old prices, but not as lively
MS the season would seem to warrant.
Doeskins are moderately active, the
advanced figures having made operations
more quiet Medium styles are better
than the higher grades, and only low
grades are ut I'LL lively.
Solinets are very quiet in black, and in
mixed goods there is but little life,
FIannels move freely with iobbes, and
with agents, the movement improves,
duplicate purchases having already been
made to fair extent.
|. Blankets have been limited in move
fment, though early in the season they
were active. There will not he much
done in this line till activity is compelled
by cold weather.
Fancy cassimcrcs sell well in the good
styles at advanced figures. The supply
is mostly in medium and fine goods, and
the general appearance Isl not reassuring
~ Y paper.
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Do not fancy because you feel strong that you i'm
prcgAblc to sickness. Whole ncRlborhoods are fire.
uucnty Frustrated at this season by mAArou, icycrs,
Vigorous muscles and strong sIncw. broad shoulder,
and sound lungs, defence against the mephitr
vapors Of autumn Frames which have with,tooi the
summer heat may surcumb now. Many an athletic
man. who's family depend, for It's support his indus.
ry nov lies PROSTATE weak and helpless AsA babe un-
der tho periodical assaults Of eh' and fever or bilious
rcmittont fever This could not be II all were wise
enough to provide against such contingency by toninr
and iorJnr the ystlm With lIostcttCr. Stomach hit
tors Thi, approved vegetable tonic /, absolutely harm.
l,.. so that 1t /, shcor folly not to take It safeguard
alta season whgn diseases Of the liver tho stomach the
bouc and Indeed all tho ysccral organs arc generally
prevalent To keep tho system in order and insure
hollth or to put Il in order when this proc,uton has
bccn neglected I, the duty Of cvcy human being who
values No. F.rboih thr@purpo c, IIo,totcrs llttor
designed, md It answers both Petty local dealers ara
cnloayoHRF, In many pats 4 tho county, to substitute
preparation made Of impure and dangerous material,
In II, stead dive them wide birth, They arc pre-.
pared ly nn,killnl oIporimrntors, who want to tun
penny at tho expense Of the public health,
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Imnrorel Con,lruction Of Sorrow PIIes.

Piles so constructed MS to screw into
the ground instead of being driven in
by the strokes of pile-driver, have
been employed to advantage in many
cases, especially when the piles are only
of moderate SIZE. The spiral thread or
scrcwhas commonly been cast in one with
the pile, but of late another plan has
been proposed, in which the thread is
made OF wrought material. In this ar
nngcmcnt-an invention due to an
English cngincer-the shoe or foot is
made with a thread of wrought iron or
wrought steel, in place of cast-iron and
the thread may conveniently be a disk Of
shcet,metal with n hole in the centre,
and radical slit cut from the centre to
the circumference, The disk thus pre-
pared, is opened 50 MS to form screw
Of the desired pitch, and it is combined
with boss to fit on the pile or post,
This boss may he OF cast-iTon, and then
the wrought metal thread may be placed
in the mould and the boss cast upon it,
or the boss may be made in two parts or
rings, separately fixed on the pile or
post and holding the screw.thread be-
tween them, BY another arrangement
the boss is made in one piece, with II
spiral groove on its periphery, which
receives the wrought metal thread, and
the thread is secured in the groove by
means OF Il stop fixed in the groove be-
hind il.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

Mn. CHARLES W. HAssLER's success
in business is mn instance of what perse-
vcrance, intelligence, and integrity may
accomplish. Mr.. Hasslcr has devoted
his personal attention to tho specific
branch Of the Banking and Brokerage
business relating to Railroad Bonds,
and there is probably no one better
posted than he is in all that nppcrtains
TO them. His well Known advertise
ment, "Railroad Bonds, whether you
wish to buy u sell, write to CHARLES
W. HAsSLER, No Z Wall street, New
York." has attracted attention in all
parts of the country, and largely incrcas-
ed his business. "Writc TO" him if You
wish anything in this line.-From The
Christian Union Of Sept. Oh. henry
Ward Beechcr, ediior
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

FANCY SroCK. The Boston Traveller
thus illustrates the beauties of fancy
stock spccuntions: Last week there
was sale ut auction Of some hundred
thousand shares Of fancy oil and mining
stocks, improperly ofa bankrupt specu.
htor The stock nominally represented
something over n half million dollars,
upon which the operator had succeeded
in borrowing large amounts--from two
individuals, certainly, to the amount Of
$50, coo. The entire proceeds of the salc
did not meet the expense of advertising
and commission. Ten h0mSdRd shares in
one celebrated coLpany brought the
enormous price of i,renty:fre cents, md
yet the Spectator bad succeeded in en-
trapping scyera. of our slrewdcst mer-
chan.s to grant loans thereon"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

The New York Republican Convention
at Syracuse nominated the following
State ticket:
Secretary Of Statc-G. Hilton Serb.
ner of WcstcheStcr.
Comptroller-Nelson X. Hopkins of
Erie.
Attorney. Geneml-Fnncis c. Barlow
OF New York.
State Enginoer-William B. Taylor of
Oneida,
Canal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bark
ly of Washington.
State Prison Inspector-Thomas Kirk
patrick of Albany.
The resolutions adopted recognize the
wisdom of the administration condemn
the corruption in New York city; call
upon Congress to reduce taxation; de.
sire Congressional law for the rcgstra.
ton OF votes assert that ESQ long ms
the people of the several localities have
the right by law to license the sale of in-
tuxicNting liquors. they alsob by majority
of voters should have the right to pro-
hibit such sqle;' declared in favor Of
cheap transportation, &c.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

PLAIN QUESTIONS ron ISvALrps.-
Have the routine medicines for the pro-
icssion done you no good? Are you
discouraged and miserable ? II so, test
the properties of the new Vegetable
Specific, DH. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. already famous MS the
finest invigomnt, corrective and alter
ntivc, that has ever seen the light.
Dyspeptics and persons of bilious habit
should kecpit within reach, if they value
hnnlLl md nnsc.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

MANY valuable horses die from the
effects of collie. The best thing to do in
Il case Of this kind, is to pour a bottle Of
JouSsoS's AEoDYNg LINIMEST into Il
long nccked junk bottle, add half pint
of molasscs and water, then pour the
whole down the horses throat In ten
minutes the horse will begin to cat.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

PARsoS's PURGArvE Pills will greatly
relieve, il not entirely cure, dyspepsia,
when everything else fails. They have
been tried in some desperate cases, aud
have given more relief than any other
mnlirinc.
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Will All Chose Who Suffer
FROM
CONSUMPTION
OR
COUGH,
Read The Following Letter
from n WcIi-kn0wn Druggist?

Mt NEiESlS, ILL.,, April ., 1871,
GENTLEMEN ~ heard Onr NJ iny customers speak In
such hrh tpuns 0t Aliens Lung nll,am to-day that /
thought would wits you the substance NJ his state-
mont lie ay- hi mother, who Is nov sixty year. Of
age, has SUFFERED with consumption for SEVERAL.
YIAs and has been un1r the care Of all our best nyr.
cians bnt mover received any permanent benefit then
she rcsOrtcd 70 most EVEN kind Of Cough aud Lung Ia-
sam that could b. prncnfd for her, but all TO ~ avail
She still grow wnrSc until ,a confined To hof bed
and when she was seized with pir0Gy,m NJ c1ughinr
o would lose the power II respiration and th0y were
compelled totcoti TO various means n restore brah-
inFi AID while thr rnnghcd 50 hard she could not ct
pcctoT4tc anything and the family and friends had given
~ all hope Of her recovery hSr i1n noticed tho Ad
v6Hi-cmcnt d Aliens Lang Bilstm, and They thought
they would procure aud ty II. They commenced giving
her Tho Bll.,m AZ o'clock =. IN, a. directed doNrFv
rry hour until midnight then she took another smell Of
epughng, and eIptct0nlCi noulhful If dark yellow
matter, which WaH somethinF she 1d not leon able 70
No for some time, They continued to give her the Hal
sam until morning, and then she began 10 rIpStt1rato
freely, and within two hour hhO had iIntcihrnted three
pints Of mucons mhtrt which gWC her INN dlatp no
llti and since That time ln continued IN IMPROVE She
now sits NJ all day aud can walk about the horse and
take considerable 1ut-d00r exercise. Her son bought
more NJ tho hlSan to-day, and 10 IA Recommending il
yrTy hIhly 10 every one,
Yours respectfully,
A, &. JOHNSON, Dt,lFfIsL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

SHUT ORF.-A newspaper in New York
Slate tells the following "Mr. Beatle,
now nm engineer on the Montgomery
Branch Railroad, says that MS he was
once driving the engine of the Cincin-
natl Express train No. S M the noun.
tlin, it seemed Ia Inn as he rounded the
rocks Just before entering the great cut
ut Otisyillc, that some one said to him as
plain us words could speak it, shut off,
He looked around to see il his fireman
had spoken to him, butas that individual
was leaning with his heodout Of the cab,
it was evident that he had not. Mr..
Bcatic prepared to dismiss it, when
second time, rs plainly and distinctly rs
before, he heard the warning voice
Shut of. Without further delay he
pushed the throttle-valvc clear in, and
Shut the steam entirely of OF course,
as the train was going up rising ground
il Mt once shocked its speed, not moment
too soon, for around the rocks was the
rear end of freight train slowly toiling
mp the grade. As it was the two trains
struck each other but so slightly as to
cause no damage. and but little delay
The same thing induced another eugi-
necr, familiarity known rs odd Butter
milk, to stop No. . in Greycourt just in
time to avoid running into wreck, one
dark night, a year or two ago.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

THE best Water-pipe, also the cheapest
when strength and durability are con-
sidercd, is the Tin.lined Lead Pipe,
manufactured by the CoLwEILs, SHAW
4 WILLARD Mfg Co., No 2l3 Centre
street. New York.