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Thursday, Ianuary 4, 1872,

tho following descr bed property, situated in
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to wit; The western half OF q certain
eide OF Poplar street, and fronting nifty feet
on the same, and extending back south
Wardly between parallel lines one hundred
and hfty.nine and one-half Q5e15) feet TO an
alley, bounded east by the Kennedy lot ant
west by Moses Levy, Including the improve
ments thereon, which will be sold In such q
way as TO make the partition wall between
the two teaements the dividing line Letween
thet two lots.
TERMS OF HALK-One half cash. balance In
gx moD;bs, with notes and surety; lien re-
tanned TO secure the same, etc.
EDMOND A. COLE, O and NJ.
". b. Stephens, Attorney. del5tds
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1910.

settle with the United States about rail-
road indebtedness. Adopted.
Tue payment Of poll. tax IS prerequi-
site to voting was repealed, As to l6.
The rules Of chsnoery practice are TO be
revised.
The common csrriers' liability bill was
defeated by one vote.
Senate bill authorizing towns and coun-
ties to en- bscribe to railroads passed.
The legislature is to adjourn Saturday
et II n.
Mr.. Carter was elected principal door
keeper of the house.
The bill to amend the Memphis city
charter was defeated.
The bill making the rules of evidence
uniform passed, and 80 with bills TO regu-
late jsil doctors and revenue collectors
salaries.
The anti-honicide bill became law.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
EEFaraHnarrFgnn naaaEpz nars IA us-

hon. A. l. AkeElAns ALllOrney-UeueIals
Dear Sfr-In accepting your resignation as
attorney-general, 10 take effect on the 10th Of
January, permit me TO renew The assurances
OF my high regards for you personally, and
my appreciation Of the zeal and application
which you have brought to the Office which
you have so honorably filled. l can refer
with pride TO the uniform harmony
which has constantly existed, not only
between US, but also between yourself and col
leagues In the cabinet, all Of whom ] know
unite with me in hearty wishes for your future
prosperity, health and happiness. Your per-
sonal note accompanying your letter Of resig-
nation, is gratefully received as a token OF
reciprocity, the kind sentiment of which /
shah ever appreciate. Very respectfully,
fSignedl u. y. GRANT.
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THE DANITEs.
Trial Of the Mormsns charged with Murder
lnu Or. Robinson.

SALT LAKE, Decsmbsr l4.-John Bre-
sur, the fourth man charged with being
one OF the murdersrs Of DR.. Robinson,
was arrested this morning. All Of the
four accused were brought before Judge
Mexican this evening. In the examins-
ton the testimony was startling. One
witness testified to having seen the deed
committed. He was short distance from
the spot, and positively identified John
L Lythe and James Toms as swo Of the
murderers. The victim was first struck
with . short sword, and while falling was
shot under the left eye. The witness de-
scribed the whole affair, IS he saw IL from
4 shadow on the fence, the night being
bright moonlight. The courtroom was
dspsely crowded, and the Identification Of
Lythe and Toms caused much excitement.
Al 8 late hour the further hearing was
held over till tomorrow
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NASHVILLE.
IOUISXILLE

NASHVILLE, December H.-Cotton In fair
demand, at advanced pricesi low middling,
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--LATEST REPORT BY TEL EGRAPH.l

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE market is
quiet, and prices generally steady and drm for
all staples. The Atlantic cotton mills have
advanced their prices Tor heavy brown sheet
ings &c, viz: Atlantic A, Is1zc, and Pacific
extra, I3c; but iobbers are sti selling goods at
old prices. They will probably put up the
price to morrow. Augusta sheetings have
advanced from u1S 10 l2c, and 5s, good same
brand, from 10 to I01zc. Nashua advanced
from l2i5 to l3c.
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NJ E.

MLMPHIs. TRIM, December Is, 1871.
nY virtue Of an ordinance, hereto append
u ed, an election Will be held on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF January, 1872,
At the usual places for holding elections in
the various wards OF the city of Memphis,
for the purpose of taxing the sense OF the
qaslifed vOieIs of the city upon the propo-
Altton to subscribe for one thousand shares,
aggregstiDg one hundred Thousand dollars,
land being one-half) OF the cap Ia! stock OF
the Memphis water company, Those voting
for the subscription will have written or
printed upon their tick cts, For Subscrlp-
ton" ana those voting against tae au 1scrip.
tiOn will have written or printed upon their
tickets, $50 subscription" and he su oscrip-
OF the qualifeo voters voting al the election
vote for the subscription.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNION AND PLkHrKRs' BANK CT MEMPHIS, I
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 4, ISL.
o TOCKHOLDERS are hereby noIined that
. for the purpose Of choosing Fifteen Di-
rectors for the Union and Planters Bank OF
Memphis, to serve for the succeeding twelve
months, an election wiz be held at gnis ofice
Monday, sth Of January, Isz2,
from 10 m until SPIN.
deciO s.P. READ, Cashier.
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HE11Pau
ire-0ratl
recentl,
ne cdarel
EHE COAL
zarEfo IN gen
1G the smoun
Two Oh rakE
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Chanesry Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2l, R Ann Harrison vs. Louis harrison,
et al.-In the First Chancery Court ofShelby
County.
ny virtue OF an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause Novem-
ber Q, 1871 and mod fed November 2, 1871, /
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Courthouse of said
Court, Greenlaw Block, Second street, in the
alt M AaFra
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ou Monday, the 18th day of January, 1872,

the real eEtate mentioned and described In
the pleadings as follows: 81 uattd d IN the
city Of Memphis. Shelby county, Tennessee,
on the east side Of Main street, and desig-
mated on the map of said city OF Memphis as
lots Nos. and s, In block No. IS, being part
OF original county lot no SSi, Bub-dfVfded
and partttio ed among the he'll OF Joseph
h Talbot, deceased, BY decree of the &C m. {.
mon law court of the city OF Memphis, and
numbered IN said plan OF partition and divt-
sion as lots Nos Z and 4. each fronting 81 u lcO
feet on Main street, ana running back east
wardly ltSh feet to an alley. Said lots Nos
and constitute the northern portion of the
block OF buildings known a. tn Provine
Block, together with all the improvements
and appuTtenanees thereto belonging.
Said lots VIII be sold separately.
Terms of Sale-eix, twelve and eighteen (6,
2 and l6l monLhs credit purchasers giving
notes WITH approved security, and q lien re-
tanned upon the property for payment OF the
purchase money. kQuity OF REDEEM ption
barred. Sale within legal hours.
December Is, 1871.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Estes q Jackson Solicitors decl5tds
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NOTICE,

A we shall withdraw our ONCE from Mem.
n phia TO 81 Louis by the 18TH Jauary.
ISL, we would respectfully ask those in.
dshtsd 20 MS, 70 cali at sA Main street, and
sRttle before that ate.
dis kcCOMBs, KELLER q BYRNEs,
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THE NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKET,

PARIS, December I4.-Rentes, 57f. zoe.
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proportion Of their time, means and med
itations, while others, seeing the evils
TINS entailsd, and falling to discern she
germ Of truth which lies hidden under
much vanity and folly, e 10 the oppceite
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formed on municipal matters as not to
know that a large portion OF the real ss-
tate of Memphis is owned by womenf If
they knew 1t and only intended that men,
nRnara EhnRld haVa 4 vnica in aalaotinR
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DKPARTMENI OF JUSTICE
,aH,H-.r-ss.w, Tkanav., 49, 10 la-
DEPARrMENT OF JUSTICE.

To the PreSideIIt-StT: In rendering the ac-
companylug resignation Of the office OF attor-
ney-geneIal, permit me to express my grateful
sense OF kindness which have uniformly re-
ceived from you daring my service in Office,
and my ardent wishes Tor continued success
Of your administration.
fSgnedl A. T. AKERMAN.
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1HE COTTON MARKETS OF the WORLD.
--LATEST EXPORT BY TELEGRAPH ]
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, December H.-Cotton-AIid-
ding uplRnds, lOd; middling Orleans, l0k9
lO5sd; sales, 1900 bales; for export and spec
platiOn, 7O00 bales.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December l4.-Cotton opened
strong but closed unchanged; middling up
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December H.-Cotton IN good
demand, at full prices; low middllng, ls9ls1<c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December H.-Cotton irm at
ls5<9lsc. -
NASHVILLE, December H.-Cotton In fair
demand, at advanced pricesi low middnng,
ls1Sc. -,,,,r,
LOUISVILLE, December A--Ootton market
quiet and steady; middling uplands, 1870.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December h-Ootton frm /;
good ordinary, lS5S9l9c; low middling,
fg[alslSc; middling, Ig<9l9Tsc. Sales, 800
bales receipts, 10 ,2S4 bales; exports 70 Bre-
men, 225O bales; exports 70 New York, Gs
bales.
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oonsrset W1tta etvaeE cO19psny ~ prsevs
that now appear low, for as certain As the
slins WI come that inauguraees the new
company, 50 certain VIII the prics be
lower, and whether 1t be proatabls to the
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DRY GOODS
SACRIFICED!

Coed Past Color Prints, at 10 cents;
Common Quilting Prints. at 81 CENTS
"A very heavy BrOSn Domestic, at I25zri
"A good quality Bleach q Domestic,
at I3% cents;
Dress Goods, I21S. 20, 40 TO so cents;
Linen Table Cloths, 81, 60 20 z5 cents:
Linen Table Cloth, by tbs yard, zoe 20
81 per yardj
Boys CassimeFes, so, z5c 10 81 per yard;
AiI.WOOl heavy TWeeds, 75e 80 81 Per y'd;
Kentucky leans, % 20 so ceBtsg
Bed Ticking. Is& 80 cents;
Mtsses' ard Ladies' shoes, - An baskets"
5Oe to 3 per pair;
Mems Zip BO0ts-bsrgafns At 81 20 Ecr
patrs
Best quality 2-baffOn French KID
Gloves, AZ 81 per pair.
And every thing I'm she house sold at the
above low figures as CsOaks.
BhaWas, FuTs, Knit Goods, Geuts' and
Boys Clothing, F1annels, and every
thing that ts kept In q arst-eIass by
Goods House.
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ElOTICE TO SHIPPERS

MO freight viii be received for Memphis
N ard Little Rock Railroad until further
notice. A 3. LlVERAORE,
dI2 SUPERINTENDENT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LAINOI FOIWt N Ac00s
0mCdRl w0,

MORNING CLAss-No SOS.
g. 63, IS. 81, z, Sc, 20, II, SO, II, Al, 80, 40.
EVENING ClAASS-No. 69t.
2, 33, S5, 43, As, q, %, q, is, 20, ID, 8.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes nom
tl00 TO $4,000, paid In money by ]. e
FRANCE, sg't, s6S North Court st. Box lEI
Memphis, Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER
d CO.. Managers. St. Louis, 40.
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Wash 5. TAYLOR. W.. =. H6UIRz
WI RADFoRD,
TAYLOR, RADF0RD & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND CENTRAL
Commission Merchants,
NO. Is MONROE STREET,
NOTICE..

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
Ul MEMPHIS, TENN, December 3, lS7L
rs- The assessors for the forty-nth corpo-
rate year Qs7D having completed their la
hors. prOperty-ovners are hereby notified
that in accordance with section 9, page SIS. Of
the City Ordinances, their books win be open
for the correction OF mistake. al this oface,
on Monday, December II, Is7I, and re-
main open for TEN DAYS from that date.
AL parties interested are requested 10 come
forward and examine their assessments
duo JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
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A drunken man named BENJAMIN was
run over snd killed by q train, Friday
evening, near Ironton, Ohio.
pat VVorral a oarrantar vVns crushad IN
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Sheriff s Sale Of Personal Property.
wednesday, the 9th day Of Dsosmbsr, Is7

oomnai ttee, as the fntter progresses With
the vark Of modifying the lawn
Boats Leaving To-day.
Ror Tfokahuro- The ,,aa.ov,... .s..-
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GRANT AND AKERMAN.
The Attorney General Correspondence Be-
tween the President and Sherman.

WAsHINGToN, December IA The sem
ate in executive session to-dsY took up
the nomination OF George A Williams as
attorney general Of the Uaited States, and
unanimously confirmed it without refer
ence to q committee. This was in ac-
cordsnce with the usage and courtesy in
every case where the nominee hsd been y
member of the senate, bis character
being sufficiently kDewn without re-
quiring formal inquiry.
Ths followsriug is the correspondence
betW cen Akermsn and President Grant:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
Washington, December I3, 1871.
To the Presidebt-Sr: Thereby resign the Of
fee Of fattorney-genersl Of the United States,
this resignation TO take effect, IN accordance
with the wish which you verbally expressed
to me to-day, on the 10Th day OF January next.
(Signedl A. T. AKERMAN.
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Or. J. M. r Q c 6 r S,
RssiteRCs, SsGoLd Street,
FIRST BRICK NORTH OF RAILROAD;
d. OFFICE. Is5 UNION.
NOTICE.

Until further notice, there viii be no
- trains on sunday on the Memphis
q nd Little Rcck railroad.
A. \. LINEE MORE, Gen1 SIp't.
ALLY XAnnTLL. Passen ger Agnnt.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthestata

wEpEsDAY MORNING, CLASS 2O7, DEC Il, ls7l.
!. S. q. 5, IS. S. IS. p. IS, s., Il, %. 20, q.
WEDNESDAY KvENIrG, GLASS 2c8. DEC. IA, lS7l.
IS, 9, L, Ie, S, 81, g., IS, 2s, I, 81, a.
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IN SUPREME COURT At JACKSON.

No. 7-Second Chaneerv Court OF Shelby
County-H. B. Wilnford ct al va. d. b.
Martin ct al
"a Y virtue ola decree pronounced June 18th,
u lS11, by the supreme Court at Jackson,
in this cause viii sell to the highest bid
der. In front Of the Second Chancery court
room on Second street, in the city Of Mem.
phts,
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GREAT REDUCTHN

JACOB the approaching oday
SELL
than other House in the city,
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LOUISVILLE, December A.-Ootton market
quiet and steady; middling uplands, 1910.
NEW ORLEANS.
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q SO0n Elegant Point de Lancou, Point
Y SQOO -APplica. lvalsnctenRe, Biaek
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We have one of Ihsm IN operation In on
ofless where Us great EcoEcEx AND carl
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TUESDAY, JARUAgH ssh. 1879,

east and Southwest.
Baggage checked through.
For Information and tick efn ar1ni,r a., sst.1-.s
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ms realms Of Cod and Dlvnltsl

Gone to the gravel have yOu seen her mid
eve.
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The. National Capital Question-Letter
~ 80. from Mr.. Greeley - =

Horace, Greeley wrote a letter to the National
Capital Convention at Cincinnati in response to
an invitation to be present. 1t was rather diff
cult to decipher buttAe editor of the Cincinnati
Times, after many hours of hard study, made
out that Horace WASH t coming The Times says:
as We are not quite certain regarding his senti-
ments on the question of removing the Capital.
As near as we can gather, however, from his
hieroglypbics, he bases his butter of the gf5,h
resisting the Goldfish encumbers Of Cincinnati at
20 cents a pound. .tstg..se ~ .41
1t is not possible Continues Horaee) that L
should ever stole them again. As pudding is a
reproach to comic sections. the very gayest con-
yeyances Of our cemeteries are untrue, and our
preserves are bankrupt. SwIll your incest cante-
lopes in Washington until it swims in an unfor-
tunate location. All the McCartys are sure to
be yeneered unless they accept moral ~poiecats. |
bought four of the earliest, and [ suffered fear
fully undefnable crosscut-saws. gf
& Who bought all the nuts and lozenges of the
Ecumenical Council? The babe OF Federal
is the bearer of it's own two-horse
lumber wagon. 1t squealed when surrounded by
a dose of Widow Cliquet. = Experimental on by
the population of repeating voters in myraids to
the defeat of the nautical anchovies and tomatoes.
1t swelled to a forest Of artichokes. and amid the
solitude of rosin barrels thus inviting the Bots de
Boulogne, and accommodating the formations of
cheese factories throughout the civilized world"
The above may appear a little obscure on frst
but a little attention will convince the
most skeptical that Horace is right.
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THE Revival OF CIDER DRIxKING.-In the course
of an editorial on the rise. progress. decline and re-
vival of cider-drinking in Maine, the Portland
Press says: S%2t o-f @
G. This year the quantity of apples is so. great that
the low prices have compelled farmers to carry
them to the mill. Vinegar still commands a good
price, but the most of it gets nipped in the bud
as it were, and is intercepted as a beverage while
it is in a transition state, There is cider every
where. Every farmer has one or two barrels, at
least, and every guest is RECALLED with it, while it is
subjected to steady draughts of daily consumption
in the family that are q qnite frightfuf to see.' No
stage stops to change horses but all the passengers
drink cider. In the city, all who are able have
this year sent out all their orders to the country
for cider. It's unusual abundance makes it so cheap
that new channels are opened for it where it never
flowed before. The whole land has been ransacked
to find barrels enough to bold it, If they should
by any accident burst simultaneously, the whole
state would be submerged in cider several feet
deep :" q t-,--t II
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BISMARCK ON THE srruArIOx.-An observant man,

BISMARCK ON THE SITUATION.-An observant man,
writing from Europe, reads as. follows:
1 have been quite entertained by some of Bis
marck's supposed sayings, but the following is so
characteristic. that. it is very likely it is real: On
a certain day Bismarck was in good bnmor, al
though it is well known that he is subject to spells
of muteness accompanied with a savageness which
nothing can dlsarm. Sometimes, however, he has
fits of frankness and of plain talk which take pigtail
diplomats of the old school, all aback. In one of
these pleasant hlmors and in CONVERSATION with an
English diplomatist, the latter remarked in regard
to the present contest:
This is truly a terrible war" Bismarck re-
piled 1t is more than a war-it is an historical
phase of which all we see is only an expression.
The old q. e. ~existing) European society is in the
course of erumbling or passing away, and new
foci or germinative developments of civilization
are in process of formation. Unhappily to bring
this about force Tor the ~exertion OF violenee) is
neeessary-war-for every bringing forth (of a
new existence) az of a child. is a tearing to pieces"
referring to the pains of labor whose excessive
severity constitutes one of the most frequent bib
lical SMILES. l
Now, said the great Prime Minister, Voltaire de-
ciared be loved Germany and that he found but
one fanlt with it-there were too many Germans.
Now. without being as great a man as be was. 1
would remark that it was Germany's misfortune
that she did not possess enOagh SFrenehmen. .alind-
ing to the German claims and intention OF annexing
those portions of France of which Germany had
been gradually robbed. including Alsace. Lorraine, \
the three Bishoprics, all of which have been re-
conquered. RI q p - tl ~ - $50
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STANDING TREAT.-A traveller may 90 ali over
the continents of EUROPE, Asia and Africa, with
out seeing any man, except an American, offer to
= treat y and the French are quite social enough,
but when they turn into a cafe totsip their wine
and branded coffee together, each man pays for
his own. e When two Germans, long separated,
meet, they will be very likely to embrace and
then to turn into an adjacent beer cellar, sit down
and drink lager and eat pretzels and chat; but
when they part again each man settles his own
score Independently. So in Italy. The Italians
are proyerbially merry and generous, but every
man pays for his own wine, macaroni and cigars.
They never 60 into each other s pocket books in
the sacred name of friendship. They would as
soon think of transferring to each other their
washer-woman,s bill. f
The preposterous fashion of IS treating > is re-
sponsible for the terrible drunkenness in America.
There would be as little need of temperance so
cieties and like work for the Good T~emplars as
there is in Germany France and Italy, if this
pernicious and insidious habit was abolished. 1t
is, take it all in all, the most ridiculous, the most
unreasonable, and the most pestilent custom that
ever laid its tyrannical hands on civilized human
beings. ~ ..
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In a Bavarian camp before Metz a sudden shot
whas heard on a very dark night. and rumors of
a French sortie were rife The officer of the
pickets visited the outpost who had fred, and
asked him the cause n"A Frenchman was
crawling up to me on his. hands and knees"
Did you challenge him before firing, and what
answer did he make?" HYes,aI did, but he
only said Oui ! Oui > and kept on 30 1 fred !"
The ground in the vicinity was Immediately and
carefully patrolled, and before long the unfortu-
nate "Oui, Quiz" was discovered, mortally
He was raised on his bind legs amid
shouts of laughter, and proved to be a very fine
wild boar, and was ataonce handed over to the
mess.
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CROSSE & BLACKWELL.

RURYgYORs TO THE QUEEN, THE EMPEROR OF THE
FRENCH, AND THE KING OF THE BELGIANs,
Soho s9uaEo, LsOnaon.
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At the Paris Exhibition Of 1851, THREE Prize Medals were
awarded 70 CROSSE BLACK W Z LII for the marked
Superiority Of their productions. 728 "
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called Quakers to relieve the non- combatants who
have suffered through this war. Doing SO in the
French districts. they are acting with the perfect
knowledge and understanding of the German
authorities. Am. Paper.
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aa3e From the PruSSian ambassador. TgTq
We, the undersigned, minister of state and am
bassador for the King of the North German
Confederation at the Court Of Great Britain, re-
quest humbly the German military and civil
authorities to assist the bearers of this, Messrs.
William Jones and Henry j. Allen, in their mis-
sion. They 60 in the name of a religious society