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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-01
z FITZPATRICK d CO.,
: WooDES-WARE MAN uFA Glory.

LIBBY PRISON BUILDING. zoos GARY ST.,
Take pleasure In informing their friends that they
Of CEDAR BuCKETS, CAM, and KFELERS,
maee OF materials OF the bsst quality aud we'll
finished, which they win sell as low and en- as
reasonable terms as any one. Wetnvtte the buying
public to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing eisewhave, 70 20 I'm
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BY Grubbs Williams,
Auctioneers and Peal Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main ana Bank streets.

OREGON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
OFOH SALE AT AUCriON.-The Oregon
nil Baptist Church, having purchased auothe
house, offer for sale at public auction, on the
O'Clock y. NJ, the BRICK BUILDING recently
occupied by ii EN- as church. I he lot fronts 80
feet on the easLs li,e Of Church street, and runs
back 100 feet.
This p operty is we'll situated, arc may lie con-
vert d into II dwelling or stores.
TERMS At sale.
fe 2s-tds GRUBB9 s. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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MACHINERY, DE.
| HIN e SH . P.
Loaf d AUDINdTO6
HArEISlSTS


WORKS AND OFyIcE: l,27 AND lGA GAIT
STREET. BETWEEN FoURTBENTH ANp
FIFTEENTH STREETS
RICH MoND, VIZ GINA
ALL KINDS OF NEW Work MADE KE-
PAIRING STEAM-ENGIEES and BQILEas n
city and country; TOBACCO WOhk % ~
kinds made and repaired TCbACC0 FINN niS
TENIkG-MILLS made sad repaired III Yohs
HANCOCKJS SUPERIOR fASEER; PLAT.
FoRM and all other kinds OF SCALES aEpAla .;
ED ana ADJ gsTED. AGEGTs for the see Z o. o.
VERNON, SELDNN's PATENT STEAA.ES'
CINE PACKING, Utica Compahy's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges ars warranted by Us iot
one year aud We sell them st loa prices: VS. kesp
alI kinds OF BRASS WoRK OF SUPERIVs
Mako for STEAM-ENGISEs. sach rs gaag1es,
cocks, Oil and tallow-cnps, 0lL-CUpb mh
SHAFTING. sELF-FE sDERS, SIEAM.W Igey rS-
TIES WATER-GAUGES GLOSE-V3L!Es'
ROILER-FLUE CLEANERS, ands general ~
sortment OF such articles as are used by I'LL rua'
ming steam-ensines aud saw-mills.
SL0AT Il ADDINGTON,.
teB ll22 and 1884 Cary street
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by Cook s. Laughton. Auctioneers,

BY Cook s. Laughton. Auctioneers,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
TTORSES, MULES, ROCkAWAY, AND
III FAnILYiCAkRiAGEs AT AU GTION.-
o.. THURSDAY, tn! 2i nstant, at 10 O'Clock, we
win sell at the stables OF Mr. J. H. Peasants, for
merly J. z. Davis's, Franklin street, below the
Ballsrd HOUSE. "
Several No. RIDING aud WORK HORSES;
4 Young welt broke MULES:
| ROCkAWAY and HARM as, very little used {;
2 excellent FAMILY CARRIAGES and HAIR
NESS.
HAVING made arrangements It'll MIR. Peasants,
We will have ky sales as allow, commencing
at 10 O'Clock VERY %'HU3cDAY.
Parties having stock for sale arc requested TO
make additions 70 t:ese sales. as we promise our
best efforts, CJCh i LAUGHTON,
NH .ucLoneers,
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rrE,MnoLps FLUID .ExTRAo1

BUcHu Is pleasant In .asD and oaos- 'f0e is0'"
al ,n,ur,ous properties, and 'nmed1sse IN Us s0'
lion
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1877
1877
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER TIE
SHORT LINE,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER TIE
SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL PoSrs
NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST,
TRAIN No: THROUGH MAIL TRAIN ia
WASHINGTON lesyee the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at l2:ls P. 81. Arrives IN
Richmond daily at 2:2o p. u.
TRAIN No. 2.-THROUGH NAIL TRAIN rtn
Eighth streets, daily Sundays eIceptedS. at s:S
P.M: Arrives In Richmond tMondays excepted
T + Fl 81 ri TICKETS and THROUGH RAG.
NOR THEAsT and NnRTHW EST. ''' ." w
I9A anS III ssss Richmond on
The ACCOMMODATI0N THAN between
Richmond and Milford Will he run daily (SuncsT
Eighth street. at $50 p. NJ, and arriving In Rich
apply at COsfPANY's OFFICE, come, Of
Broad and Eighth streets.
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. I. d. MYERS. General sup't. fell
|DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
and after JANUARY 90. 1871,
GOING WEST,
Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Rob.
Psss as 1t asR sG;9 atrs St Il
Lac P. NJ.
Train 20. lLynch6urg Passenger) leaves Rich.
mond tally at 9:lsA. NJ; arrives at Lynchburs at
Train No. (ThroughMall and Express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:4o p. NJ: leaves UanyiIle
daily at lq:2? M; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. 8 r through Mall aud Expressl leaves
Greensboro' daily a. . A. M :: leaves DanYiIs
daily at 437 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
1888 P. N.
Train NO. Through Passenger leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except Sundaysl at IL A. NJ; leayes
Uanvlle at Us r. NJ; arrives az Richmond At s:H
Pm.
Train No. Q nynrh burg PassepRpr) leaves
Lynchbury daily at s:25 A, H.: Leaves Burkeytlls
at p Al: arrives at Richmond at .:15 =. "
Trains Hos. and conuec! 4; Grcensboro' with
Trains on North Carolins Railroad for eli points
Sontb y" ~
Train No. connects a. Burkeville with Train
on ttlantfc. MIsstssippi and Ohio Railroad Tor
ali noinIs Southwest ADD South. ~
THROJTEH SLEEPING CARS, without change
between Kichmop and Charlotte, \, c.. are al
tached to Train No. S.
THR0IIGH TICKFTS to all points South snd
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bEETROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL srREETh

STATIONARY and PORTABLE EEalNks
Back. GRisT, sad PLASTER AiLLei ,r,,
BOILERS, FORGIEGS, CASTINGS OF LBsh
or BRASS MIL GEARING, &C.
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold % oomEg
sion or exchanged tor new. al otne1 repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars. m
csN WILLIAM f. TAEsEk w,
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uELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU is pleasark in taste and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and Immediate In Its &C
ton.

EoR NoN.RETENTIoN OR INCoN.
THENCE OF URINE, Irritation, Inflammation,
or liberation of the Bladder Kidneys, Diseases
Of the Prostate Glands, Stone In the Bladder, CAL
culus, Gravel, or Brick-dust Deposits, and all
diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, or Dropsical
swellings, USE HELMBoLD's FLUID Ex-
TRACT BCUU. /
TNFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
-, TUrI:'Ns, of both sexes, use HELMBoLD's
ExrRACT BUcHU. twill give brisk and en-.
eruet,c feeunA g, and enable you to sleep we'll
rAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
a Il UNSAFE REaAED1Es for unpleasant apd
,.nroro,s diseases. Use HELs1BoLD's Ex-
TRACT DUCuU End IMPROVED ROSE
WASH.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
sIiUTIONs, of both sexetL use WGL MBoLD'S
EXTRACT BUCEU. Itws Ill gi0s brisk and en-
erue,ic feelings, and enable you IT. sleep well.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
In UNSAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and
dangerous diseases. Use HEI MBo.DS EX-
TRACT yUCHU and mi 'ROvEo ROSE
WASH.
T'HE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH;
therefore the NERVOUS alhi DEBILITATED
should immediately use BGLMBoLD's Ex-
TRACT BUCHU.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
sToRED BIZ HELMBoLDss EXTRACT
BUCHU.
TIVE GLORY OF NAN is STRENGTH;
therefore the NERVOUS and nEBILITATEp
should Immediately use HELMBoLD's Ex-
TRACT BUCuU.
CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
Stored BY HELM60LD's EXTRACT
sUCHU.
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT
sUGHU ia a certain cure Cor DISEASES Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, CRAWL, DROPsY,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND GENERAL
DEBILITY.
CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
STORED BY HELMBoLDs EXTRACT
BUCHU.
uELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUUHU is q certain cure for DISEASES or the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. DRoPsY,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY.
A SIX FOR HELMBoLD's.
| Take no other. Sold by Druggists and Dealers
everywhere Price sl.25 per bottle, or six bottles
l
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROU UTE TO ALL PoSTs
NORTHEAST AND NOkThWEsT.
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RE William D. Woodfn, Auctloneer.

GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers'
fee2-Fez2, % Il Hhki,6,7
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AswINDLER COws--Ao.rTa

CHICAGO, OctJaerI "A man named
Harvey Sandusky, OF Catlin, Illinois,
disappeared from the MattesOD House
with large quantity of money. II
was supposed that ne had been mur
dered. 1t has now been ascertained
that he left the hotel with a man
named Jas. Lahery, who says that
Sandusky bought new suit of clothes
and then proceeded with Lahery to d
lumber yard near the river, and
changed his clothes; left his OH ones
where he changed them and threw his
old hat into the river, ,s=and then took a
train for Lyons, Iowa. -Sandusky's
life was insured for $50, coo, while all
Of his property he conveyed TO his son.
He undoubtedly intended TO sWindle
the insurance companies and also his
creditors. 1t is believed he has gone
south.
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INSURANCE.
The Victims of the Great Fire Ia Chicago

CHICAGO, September 30--Fhe fol
lowing are among the victims BY thI
FIRE to-day: Wa. III. Calvin. 5000
Joseph Jones, $35e 20; Cullen & Sprague
$500; @. w. B4nerost, $5000t g. "
Allen, agent for Woods reapers, $55
600; Stewart AIdnich & Co, 0arlant
Holmes & Co, 5000; Linn, Red q Co
$2500; J. Keller q Co. $40 coo; Morril
q Go $200J; J. w. Chapman, $25, 900
j K. Fisher, 5000; Underwood q %
$500; John Wiilisms, $1,000; j. p
Farley. $4,000; First National Bank
$1,000; Herdman & Leronie, $500;
Hawkins & Co. $3e, ,000; Taylor &
Wright, $15 000: Cirrol & Thoaaas,
S19. 600; @. f. Bal & Co. $40 600: W
r. Hubbard, $l5 600; MeDemett & Or
81 $500.
The following Insurance compani s
are sufferers by the burning of the
Burlington warehouse to-day: Fulton.
Excelsior, North American, Knieker
booker, Washington, Etna, New
Amsterdam, Security, Lamar, Home,
Manhattan, BeeSman and Loriilard,
Commercial, and North American ali
of New York; New England Mr. uai,
IndeD ndent. AMI Hide and Leather,
OF Boston; Home, Freeman, Pacific,
Union, and Occidental Enterprise, Of
Philadelphia; Providence, Washing
ton, Hope, American, and Atlantic, OF
Providence; Putnam, Phoenix and
of Hartford; Teutonie,
Sun, and Cleveland, of Cleveland; !;
and Capitol City, OF Al
hany; North British, Liverpool, Lon
don, and Globe, ef Liverpool; Buffalo
and various Chicago comprnies. The
companies enumerated cover loss OF
about $200, 900.
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FR0URLE BREWING IN UrAH.

WASHINGTON, SsDtember 30
A special from Salt Lake says the
oase of Hawkins, the polygsmist,
indicted by the grand jury for
adultery, was called to-day in the
United States court, ard the time for
pleading 6xed for Monday.
Yt is commonly reported that Brig
ham Young will he indicted on seve-
raj charges, and that he will bs tried
during the coming week.
The sale Of mnskets continues, and
the Mormon papers advocate open re-
sistance to the laws.
1t is understood that reinlorcements
of regular troops are asked, and Camp
Douglas is likely to hold large garri.
son.
SALT LAKE CITY, October L.
Three companies Of United States
troops arrived to night rom Forts
Brid9ier and Steele. They we're sent
by General Augur, upon the request
teleg gFaphed yesterday by Governor
Woods, and commander at Camp
Douglas.
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Y0UN6 LADIES' ACADEMY
st. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington CO., Ksutuoky
tIndsr the PatrOnaas of the Very
Reverend Superior Of St. Rose.

THIS Institution Is situated two miles
Il from Springfield about a quarter Of a
mile from tho Bardstown and Springfield
Turnpike. Il In conducted by the Sisters OF
the Order OF q. Dominic. and Is well provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare nO pains TO render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The dlscf.
pine OF the tnstitution VIII be drm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while The
strictest attention win be paid to the health,
comfort and wants OF the pupils The course OF
studies embraces all the brancnes useful aud
ornamental. This institution was established
IN l&22 and is situated In one o the health
leet and most beautiful portions of the StRfs.
and is OF easy access By rail from Louisville.
An extensive farm u connec ed with the
Institution. from which al the supplies ar
drawn, thus giving 1t consideraoIe advan-
ta9e over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged. fhe
buildinGH ara erected with an ey especially
to heelth and comfort
The Academic year ccmrneD ces on the d st
MONDAY In September and snda on the iasi
Wednesday in une, and Is divided into two
aeas10ns OF i've months epoh.
Terms per session Of I'VE months accord
ing 70 the class Of the pnpu. $40, se5 and 500,
peyablehalf IN advance.
For further particn izre apply TO Aessrs. J
G. RebD a CO., Louisville, Chas. d. Ridsr,
ESQ, q Commercial Pace, New Orisans, or
10 tho Fathers In ohazzeiof St Peters charnh,
Memphis. TeDnesses- d&w au1
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that In all he has done he has acted
simply as q peacemaker. I come
simply as q peacemskeT. It seemed
TO me that it was possible for Mr..
Cheney to assume the position
whereby you could modify or post
pone the sentence. 1t would have
been an unwarranted breach of cour-
tesy for me to have visited Mr.. Che
ney to censure him, and gross vio-
lation Of every brotheFIy feeling to
you or your diocese for me to have
censured yourself or court to Mr.. Che
ney. / did neither; 1 plead as a
brother with brother with him TO
avert, at any sacrifice of per onal
feeling, the possibility of a sehi m.
My feeling was deep, and / used such
arguments rs / thought would best
allay all irritable feeling. In going
to Mr.. Cheney was aware that there
was reason to believe my motives
would be misunderstood, but would
do 40 again in the bare hope OF saving
q division"
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THE NAPOLEONEG idea AGAIN LIy-
ING IN PARIS.

PARIS, October 1.-The supporters
of the empire are becoming bOlder in
their intrigues, and are sgitating
openly for its restoration. Clement
Davernois, editor of new B0napart-
ist paper, declares that Thiers is fail
ing, and that the country will natural
ly return to the government which
gave il twenty years order.
Assurances are given at Versailles
that the difficulty in the way of rstii
cation of customs in the treaty with
Germany has been overcome.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT-AN OLD SUs-
PENSION BRIDGE GIVES WAY,

WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA, Oc-
tober LA frightful accident occurred
in this city about half-past 2 o'clock
this afternoon. One of the cables OF
the old suspension bridge leading
from the foot o. Sixth street 70 the
Crescent Iron Mill, ecrcss Wheeling
creek, broke, with nine persons on it,
five of whom fell to the creek bottom,
a distance of about thirty feet. Two
men, Thomas COligbam and James
Kline, were killed outright, and
Charles Coyle has since died. Albert
Elliott, Joseph Hague and George
Akers were so hurt that probably one
or more of these will die. The other
three, fortunately, caught the other
cable, and got OFF The bridge has
been an unsafe structure for some
time, and was closed by order of the
City Council, but the employees OF the
Iron Mill had torn the obstruction
away for their own convenience.
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sHIPWRECK ON THE COAST OF
EEGEARR

LONDON, Oct. l.-DIspatches from
Lieutenant Lindsly give narrowing
details of shipWrecks in full sight q
people On shore. The master Of the
American ship Bertha Thayer was
swept from deck during the gale ard
drowned of Lundy Isle. The Bertha
Thayer put back to Peranth roads.
A Sunderland steamer with seven
hands, and an italian brig with nine
persons on board, foundered of the
mouth o. Humber in East Gale.
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TEcHBORNE.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times of Au-
gust 28d says: "Juiio Frances Ber-
rant, a gentleman Of the highest res
pectability residing now in PROVING G
MiBas, Geyaes, declares. that he trav.
eled with Charles r. Tichborne from
LimaI that they resided together In
Rio Isnerio; that Fiehborne purchased
some pictures and curiosities from
him and forwarded them to his moth.
er, Lady TichborDt !. that Tichborne
sailed in the steamer Bella for New
York, which vessel was lost with all
on board and that he still holds pass
port of Charles r. TichbOrne." Mr..
Berrant believes the righitul Mr.. Itch
bourne lost at sea, and therefore, con-
siders the present claimant an i'm
pOstor, Mr.. Berrapt's statements tai
" with that Of the claimant, although
Mr.. Begrant desires to contradict those
of man he believes falsely represents
ing himself to be the Charles r. Tich-
bourne drowned with the Bella.
However this may be, it is evident
that Mr.. Berrant's evidence should be
of the highest importance, and might
dispel the mistery which seems the
more to envelop the case the longer
the suit continues.
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BOYLE & CHAPMAN.
ZWHOLEsALEAN AND RETAIL
Booksellers, S(atiOners
PAPER DEALERS.
STEAM PRINTERS


UTE have for sale an immense, varied and
w thoroughly complsfo stock OF SCHOOL
and MIEoELLANE0Us BOOKS. sTarroS HI.
BLANK COOKS and PRINTING ard WRAPPING
FAPkR, etc. Wntch Q oreE at prices IS Low
a. can be purchased IN the Northern snd
Eastern. markets Our 8TEAM PRISTIgG E9-
7 RLIsaNEET Is now by far the larzess ard
most com piete In the south Hear and tnoiudag
nine steam printing presses, e12DEf z u 70
do every vsriety OF printing In q s13 le noh
excelled BY any prfnf1ng hause in the UnttaG
STATES Our COOK BIEDERx - N all res 8cla
CO q rfeta. and We zuz.rantee % durlic.ts IN
ssyie, quality and price. the WorE D. aiy
other btnGsry In the United StaIeE. Oar
Stock of News, book and Fiat PaDerE. Cad
stock and Printing Inks IN every W y corn-
piete. and our prices cannos 1all % suif- We
make q specially OF PAPkR BAGS and WFAP-
PfEG PsPFRs, and ask Ine attention Of m r
chants 10 our stock. seq
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ABLOODY ROW IN KANSAS,

ST.. LOUIS, OctobS 1.-Auother
bloody affray occurred at Newton,
Kansas, last Wednesday. Since the
killing of the Ecity marshal last MOn-
day the excitement has been high and
eliminated Wednesday in a conflict
between the Iexan and the suth0ri-
lies, in which Jack Mcdowell and a
policeman were mortally wounded.
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TELEcaAPAlc SUMMARY
GRANM CuuCAGO.

CHICAGO, October president
Grant who reached this city from Ga
lena last evening is a guest at the
fremont House. Shortly after his
arrival Senators frumbull aud Logan
and numbers of citizens paid their re-
spects to him. Tomorrow President
and Mrs. Grant will hold q public re-
ceptiOn in the pariors of the fremont
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CHOLERA TIE EAsT.

LONDON, October la dispatch
from Constantinople reports seventy
deaths from cholera in that city on
Saturday. The season has been very
hot, aud, the supply of water falling,
a spread of the epidemic is feared, and
work in the arsenal, in which large
numbers of laborers are employed, has
been suspended in consequence.
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TIE RARRARIsM oF cIVILIzATION

NEW YORK, October An infant
q few da 5s old was thrown from the
Orange cOuPST express train on the
Erie railroad, Friday evening, as pass
ing Though Paterson and died al
most instantly. This is supposed to
bF-a new method by which abortion
iais disnnse ns children.
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DIED.

PU2CELL-Gn Saturday, the lat instant
after = lingering illness, Mrs. ANN puRcELL,
Delo ed wife OF Jas, Puresll.
The friends and ecquaintances OF ths fam
lily are respectfully invited to attend her ID
neral this tAoSrA1) afternoon. At O'Clock
from her late resldsnce. corner OF Bradford
street and Jones avenue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-02

DENAR- WALDRAE-At the residence OF
the bride, in this city, by the Few. L. D. Null
Inns. Colonel WILLIAM DHAAR, of Charles
ton, Indiana, aud Mrs. BRTTfE WALDRAS
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1871

Az the day for distribution. when It is ex-
pected viii be assembled tire largest mum Der
OF persons ever present II one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good Tor
that day onlv, viii enBttle the holder to ad-
miss. .on 70 the Grounds, and part 'cipatfon In
the ehaDces OF the following list of
VALUABLE CASH PREMIUAs:
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GRAND DPENisG
OF PARISlAk FASHIONS,

MISS A. A. WALL, e8s main st.,
Having lust complsted her sea- on's pur-
chases, and bringing = full assortment Of the
most fashionable Millinery Goods. and the
most elegant Feathers and FioHera, abs In
vifes an exapination.
MISS A. A. " ALL calls the attention OF the
iadias o. Mem phiH and the surrounding corn.
try 70 her DTese-znaking Department, which
has always been unaurpaste ed for style and
e;egsnce. Bridal Trousssens oompletsd On
the shortest notaso. 0rz
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

is called to the above snnouncer snt OF ths
PRESIDENT ana Bo srd OF EtrecioIs. There II
not the least doubt but what All the tickeu
VIII be sod. The very low price at which
tney are plsced-two dollars will enabis
every one TO contribute their mite toward
oeautiiy1ng the grounds of the Association
anc making other improvements. This Is nC
private enterprise but is gotten mp by the
Board OF DirectorS-Whoso nigh stand1ng s.
public-spirilsd and energetic cltizsns cannot
bs questtoned-for the sole purpose OF bens.
nt'tng the public, by adding to the beauty Of
their lair grounds.
The tickets entitle the holdpFs 10 admission
TO ths Fair on thst cay, II those holding
them choose 20 attend, and q chance In four
handred and eighty-One cash premiums
rEngiDg from 5000 down
Tue number of tickets is limited 10 SO, ,oG0
aHd under no circumstances viii more than
that nnm Der be sold.
All prizes will be paid In CASH
Your attention Is czIlea to the names OF the
following gentlemen, who compose ths
Board:
Hon. JACOB TROIPsoS. President
hHoCH EEsLAY, First vice.Presidanf
Eli hAYNER Second President
II. ID. GOODWIN, Third Vice resident
j. II. EDAONDSoH Fourth Vice President
JOHN BR0wS, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN 4. STRATToN, Treasurer.
LEoH. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
Q Il. ASDEBs0E, A HAYNES
JOSEPH BRUCE, EAPoLEoN HTLL
B. BAYLIhs, JcHa u. FIzER
A. J. EAKa, n. u PERKINS,
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500 eashs CIear Eibbed slasa.
400 barreis choies Rnzssss Eofasosu.
For sale los. n s.s traasA
$50 s1RFoEsxRzsa q CO,
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A line OF steamers between New
York and Antwerp is now sgitatsd, The
Belgian government is favorable to the
project.
The kentucky coart Of appeals has
ordered Snelby county. in that State. to
Issue &400, ,00e to the Cumberland and Ohio
railroad which were voted BY the pso-
pie.
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Leath Orphan Asylum |
ANNUAL DONATION PARTY
OF TIE
|1EATH ORPHAN ASYLUM
WILL TAKE PLACE
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1871,

: ND the public are respectfully and earn
"A eStly invited to attend. Omnibuses viii
leave Court square, north side, from O'Clock
m. 10 o'clock pm Any donation of
m money. groceries, Shoes, hats, dry goods,
clothing. etc. etc. not taken to the hopne.
ean be left with Mr.. 9cyer. No. rs Front
street; Mr., Titus, 40, II Iefsernon street, or
Mr. Iunscomb DeSOto Bank, and the same
sill be thankfully JecsivPd.
MKs. Mules OWEN, PresideLt
MRS. N. pOYLF,
MRS. r. TITUS, Managers.
p s.-A full attendance af all the lady man.
ayers is earnestly requested, at the Cum Der.
land Presbyterian Church, on Monday, octo-
her Ist. oci