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Crop Prospects.

We have Just "sWung round the
,.ircleD y Of the State, travelling upon
fbe Mobile and Ohio railroad from
Columbus to Jackson, Tennessee, re-
turning home by the Mississippi Cen
fTeI. the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern, and the yicksburg
and Meridian railroads; and from our
own observations and the reports Of
farmers along the route, the crop pros
poets were never more unfayOrs.ble at
This season Of the year. The country
has been drowned with rain, and
profitable work was impossible. A
despondent farmer, 10 whom we ven
tured the consolation that the rains
would probably stop now, Indignantly
rejected the suggestion. 3D-n it,n
said he, 81 have been hearing that for
the last three months" The rise Ia
the price Of cotton has induced a dis
Dosition to sacrifice the corn crop--
though the appearance Of the cotton
bv no means Indicates that the labor
of the farms was being concentrated
uDou il, As sad as were the crob
nros5ects before, the deluges Of water
thst fell Saturday night and al day
Sunday In this section must make
them desperate-'tWas the last drop
in the buehet.-C6ltfDabits ( (AisS.) In
der.
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GREELEY, in his recent Union
Square speech, apologies for the army
OF defaulters in office by stating that
we never hear Of the nine thousand
honest ofice-h holders while prating
about the one thousand thieves. Very
well, Mr.. Philosopher, Of the Tribune,
YOU never speak Of the ten thousand
Iaw-abiding, toiling people Of the
South, while your eyes dilate with
horror when you recount the misdeeds
OF knaves that drifted with Fede-
raj armies into these luekles5 States.
The sole occupation Of these carpet
bagger consists in plundering the
country and in misleading unlettered,
credulous blacks. Moreover, when 3
Northern man, a good citizen, is NAL
treated in the South it is only because
{ is not always p0ssibletO distinguish
the Northern gentleman from the
Northern knave. When Greeley con-
fessed the viIlainy Of esrpet-baggers
he solved the question discussed when
the Ku-Klux bill was before Congress.
He has presented the strongest indiet-
ment against the South and al the
same instant ''quashed'' it.
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MEXICO.
French immigration.

CITY OF MEXICO, June II, via
HAVANA, June 17.-COngress has adj
journed. 1t is reported that an extra
session will be called.
Manual Payne declines the ambas-
sadOrship to Washington.
An American journal, to defend the
interests of New York capitalists, is
to be established at the capital.
Great agitation prevails all over the
Republic in consequence OF the COM
ing election. The local authorities of
both parties are committing Outrages
on each other and riots and assassina-
tons are of frequent occurrence. The
city council of the capital, installed a
month ago by Congress, was expelled
on the 10th instant by a demOnstra-
ton, causing much excitement.
The press of the capital is severe in
their structures on the New York
Herald and Times for their alleged
hostility to Mexico, and calls upon
the people to prepare to repel the in
Yasion of Yankees.
The new Consul for San Francisco
viii remain in Mexico until after the
election. The appointment of Min
lSL0E W W hSlilllS JUu VIII dLoO DC Lllbllb
after the election. Manscal's appoint
ment as Minister of Foreign Affairs is
well received. A general revolution is
imminent. The Congressional Com
mittee held a. meeting when 1t was
decided to give the President one day
to reinstste the Ousted board of cOUn.
cilmen; the committee also appoint
ed a subcommittee TO draw up an
address to the people of the country.
Primary elections for members Of
Congress were held to-day. Both
parties are acknowledged to be dis
honest and devoid Of patriotism.
JuareZ has distributed the army to
the utmost extent in the districts
where opposition predominates to aid
in carrying the elections and repress
revolutionary movements. The Gov
ernment has defeated GuerrOi. The
Insurgent General Bengroi Carlo hes
been sentenced to death for the MUIR
der of General Patorie. Three mil
lion dollars has left the capital. A
colony of one thousand AlsaCians is
expected to be established in the
vicinity Of the capital.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Great Celebration in New Orleans Of
Pope Plus Anniversary

NEW ORLEANS, June 18.--The cele-
bration to-day of the twenty-fifth an
niversary of the election to the POntif-
icate of His Holiness Plus TX was the
most successful demonstration of this
character ever witnessed In New Or
leans. The procession was composed
Of the military and the various Catho-
lie societies. 1t numbered about 15,.
600 and was seven miles in length, re.
quiring two hours to pass a given
point.
The procession organized on Canal
street, moved down to st. Phillip, up
to Julia, and thence down to the
cathedral, in front of which, on
Chartres street, a platform had been
erected. Addresses were delivered,
in German by Rev. Father Geirsen,
in French by Hon. 2. Z. Theard, and
in English by Hon. J. Wharton Col
lins on behalf of the laity, after
which the Pontifical benediction
was given by his grace, Archbishop
Perche, to those present. The cere-
monies closed with the benediction of
the most blessed sacrament at st.
Patrick's Church. The tower and
many buildings in the Fourth Dis
trict were brilliantly Illuminated.
in other sections of the
city was omitted at the suggestion of
the Archbishop.
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THE GRAND BABY SHOW
F0UR ELEeAHT Prizes

To the hnest baby under six months r.r
VIII be awarded handsome CARRIAGE
ny Wheeler, Pickens & Co., Housa Fur-
nishing Goods, no. $50 Main street
To the finest baby, between six and twelve
months Of age, viii be awarded a f1s EE--
BROIDERED ROBE, by ID. @. q d. d.. L.os4-
ensiue, Southern Palace, So Main street
To the finest baby, between one aud years
OF age, viii be awarded sspI5u5II ElIBElI-
DERED SUIT, by C.. o. Valentine. Agent
Grover Baker Sewing Machine Com
pany, No. SIS Main street
To the finest Pair Of Twins. under two years
or age, VIII be awarded a pair OF SILVER
GOBLETs, by W. e. Byrd, fsweIer, 90 Main
street.
Tne Prizes are now ca exhibition 90 tho
stores Of the respective donors.
The Awarding Committee win be comBos-r
Of three gentlemen and three ladies. who
are parents and who win not be permitted
70 allow their children to contest
Parents presenting children for contest
will be required TO pay 81 90 for each.
The Prizes win be awarded at 8 O'Clock p.ul
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TELEGRAnS.

Bismarck is to receive a Polish
dukedOm with two and a half mill
lions as areWard for his services.
Murray & Co.'s furniture factory in
Cincinnati has been burned. Loss,
S102, 300. The insurance is divided
equally between the Mama and Lum-
bermen's Company of Cincinnati.
The celebration of the Bunker Hill
anniversary Friday was grand affair,
in ChsrlestOwn; the military display
has never been excelled, and alto
gether the affair was quite equal to
our regular Fourth OF July celebra-
ton.
In Narragansett Park Friday the
first race, for $500, for horses not over
four years old, was won by Thomas
Jefferson, jr., in 2:52, that being the
best time. The second race, for $1,000,
for lorses who never beat 2:23, was
won by Henry. Time, 2:28, 2:243,
2:224.
The trial OF DR.. LancelOt and Hope
Elliott, at New Orleans yesterday,
charged with the murder of Henry
Smithers, on the Sd of April last, was
concluded to-day, The jury, after an
absence Of an hour, returned a verdict
of not guilty.
The c0mmemOratiOn Of the battle
of Bunker Hill commenced Friday
at sunrise by filing salutes in Boston
and CharlestOWn. The 9th New York
regiment arrived at 7:4i am, and
breakfasted at the st. Charles Hotel.
The line of march for CharlestOwn
was formed about 10 o'clock. The
route was thrOnged with spectators.
Flags were displayed and business
generally was suspended.
1t is stated on good authority that
the President, while in Washington
day, gave instructions to the
Secretary of the Interior to restore
McGarrahan's record to the condition
it was in before mUtilated. This step
is in accordance with the recommen-
datiOn in Bingham's minority report
last winter, which was adopted by
the House, but laid on the table by 9
decided majority vote in the Senate.
Three colored seamen in New York,
charged with mutiny and the murder
of the captain Of the American ship
J. s. Bowen, day, were COM
mitted for trial, in default of $1,000
bail. Three seamen, charged with
mutiny and an attempt to kill the
captain and mate of the British ship
Manitoba, were delivered over, under
the extradition laws, to the Consul
General for transportation to Eng
land.
The first race for three year Olds,
one and a quarter miles, at the Jerome
Park, premium $500, entrance money
to second horse; eight horses entered
and all started; Salem won the race in
2:17, Fanchon I'd, Lord Byron Sd.
Second race, consolation premium
$500, one mile and three-quarters,
four started, and the race was won by
Finesse, Sir Rufus ID, Quintard Sd,
Gerald 4th; time, 3:15i. Third race,
three miles dash, all ages, premium
1920; Helmbold l, Calania 2, Alder
barren 3; time, 81. Fourth race,
steeple chase, walked over by Oyster
man, jr, Fifth race, match $500, two
entries, Echo and Vitesse; time, 1851.
Sixth race, match $500, carrying $50
pounds one mile, declared of, Over
land iOrfeiting to Climax.
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WASHINGTON.
Governor Lindsays Movements Alabama
Credlt-A New French Minister
Washburnes Health.

WASHINGTON, June,1S. - Minister
Washburne has recently obtained a
leave Of absence, which he will avail
himself of, and spend some time at
Carlsbad for the improvement of his
health, impaired by his srduOus duties
in Paris.
Reliable information has reached
here that the French government has
appointed Jules Ferry Minister to
Washington in the place Of Freilhard,
who will return to France.
Secretary Fish win leave Washing
ton toward the last of this month
with Mrs. Fish, for New York, to be
absent for some weeks.
Governor Lindsay also left Wash
ingtOn for New York last night, that
State having guaranteed the bonds Of
the Chattanooga and Alabama rail-
road to the extent Of six and a half
million dollars. His object is to make
some arrangement by which to pre-
vent the road from being thrown into
bankruptcy, and also for the payment
Of the interest on the debt which falls
due in July.
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A grand Temperance Picnic VIII be given st
JAMES PARK,
On Thursday, Iuns %, 1871,
BY
YOUNG MEMS DIVISION NO. 60, S. OF 7.

At which q number OF valuable prizes will
be awarded as follows:
A splendid silver service, worth S75 TO the
most popular cotton merchant
A fine gold headed cane, worth $50, to the
most popular county official.
An elegant set OF china vases, worth s2O IN
the most popular city official.
A life size picture Of GENERAL ROBERT f
LEE. worth $40, to the most popular Dry
Goods House.
A splendid silver mounted English eleaver
worth SO, to the most popular Butcher.
A beautiful bouquet 20 the prettiest younR
lady.
A Barlow knife to the ugliest young man.
There wiz also be many amusements. co n
sisttng of Shooting Gallery, FlyinR Duteh-
man, Nicktng the Duck, Creased PIG, Blind
Cat.
Dancing win continue until "a O'Clock
Music furnished by the Old Memphis Band,
Ladies and children free,
Two valuable prizes viii be given at the
shooting gallery. No one who has won a 1rst
prise this season viii be allowed 30 contest
Ean
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RACES.
Barney Williams Distances the Field at St.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE fifth an
nUal meeting Of the Southern and
Western Congress opened at Abby
track, Sc. Louis, yesterday, under
most favorable auspices. Weather
fine, attendance unusually large, en-
bracing many prominent citizens.
First race, mile dash, two year Olds,
for $3.50 (starters were Unaged), sOr-
rel filley by Bonnie Scotland, owned
by George Eastman, of Springfield,
H., and Dellaharm, by Voucher,
owned by Chas. i. Hunt, of st. Louis.
The race was won by the Scotland
flly-time 1919. The second race
was for the great post stake race of
the Turf Congress for $500, and for
which the Eastern Association in Con-
gress names horse. The following
were starters: Lunster for st. Louis,
Helmet for Lexington, KY, Barney
Williams for Mobile, Virgil for New
Orleans, and MOllie Jones for Nash
vile. The horses got away in bunch,
with MOllie Jones slightly in the lead,
which she maintained throughout the
heat, coming in a length ahead of
Barney Williams, with Virgil third,
Lunster fourth and Helmet fifth
time 2:04}. Barney Williams was
under a very strong pull throughout
the entire heat, Notwithstanding
which victory MOllie Jones made her
great favOrite in pool, selling from
four TO ten times higher than Barney.
In the second heat Barney took the
lead from the string, and forced run
ming throughout. At the quarter pole
he opened a gap of fully one hundred
yards, which he kept or increased as
the heat progressed. During the
third mile It was evident he was run
ming to distance the field, which he
easily accomplished, passing in under
string, red falling in his face under his
pursUer5, winning the heat and race
time 2O23. This was totally an uDex-
peoted result, and the hackers of Mcllie
Jones fell heavily. LeilsteF was
withdrawn previous to the second
heat in consequence of lameness. The
remainder of the races begin Thurs
day and continue the balance of the
week,
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EsTABLISHED 1910.

ton Of political power between those
who have property and those who
have none, however industrious and
respectable the latter may be? Ad-
mitting that all men have certain per-
sOnal rights which are natural and in
alienable, and that therefore all are
entitled 70 a voice in the government
by which those rights are to be secur-
ed, is it not equally true that those
who own property acquired by years
Of patient industry are entitled to
some additional weight in the gov
eminent by which the rights they
have acquired TO such property are
likewise 10 be seCured2 II taxation
without any representation be unjust,
as was asserted by the American col
Onies, is not taxation with inadequate
repTesen sentation-Or, in other words, the
taxation imposed on the few who
have property by the many who have
nOne-alsO, in a certain degree, unjust
and oppressive? For, in the total alb
sence Of a property qualification for
voters, the practical effect, if not the
real object, of many legislative meas
ures Is, undoubtedly, to vote the
money of the rich, without th aiT con-
sent, out of their pockets into those Of
their poor neighbOrs.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A RIGHT AND
A PRIVILEGE.
The mistake has been made partly
through the effort OF demagogues, who
desire to control the. votes Of the ignO-
rant, and partly in consequence Of
the plausible error of considering the
suffrage as a right appertaining by ma
ture to every individual, instead of as
a priUHege 10 be conferred by society
upon those who are capable Of eXer-
eisiDg it for the general good"
We publish the forgoing, though We
do not agree with all that is said. The
ReUisU we take It nom is one of the
most liberal British Quarterles, and
the perusal Of the article cannot fail
to assist US in doing what Burns
wishes, VIZ: "To see ourselves AS
Others see u.s."
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NEW YORK
HOnOrs to the Future Head of the Greek
Church, and TO the Matehless Novelist.

NEW YORK, June 18.-The services
of thanksgiving were held in the
Greek church in this city, and on
board the Russian Corvette Vsadnix,
in this harbOr, to-day, in honor Of
the birth Of the Grand Duke George
Alexandrowitch, son OF the Czaro-
witch and the Princess DagOmar Of
Russia.
The subscriptions to Sir Walter
Scott's statue, to be erected at Central
Park, now amount to oyer eight thou
nand Hnllara
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Hnnors Done the ZOE.

ROME, June 16.-The jubilee Of
Pope Plus TX was celebrated to-day.
Receptions at the Vatican followed
each other in constant succession from
morning till night. Three thousand
pilgrims, from all parts Of the world,
are in the city. Receptions Of the
Diplomatic Body win be held on the
18th, 10th and 21st instants.
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THE Elizabethtown and Paducah
Railroad Company have recently eff
fected the sale in Europe Of q large
amount Of mortgage bonds Of the road
about S3,O00,OO at eighty-fve
cents on the dollar. This VIII insure
the completion of the road from Eliza
bethtOwn to Paducah in from twelve
to fifteen months from this time. At
that dats the road from Memphis to
Paducah should be finished, and then
Memphis will constitute a point in
the shortest line from New York to
Marshall. Texas.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sTEWART-The friends and acquaintance
Of WILLIAM STEwART and family are re-
spectfuIly invited to attend his funeral, this
(MONDAYl afternoon, at o'clock, from the
residence, on Mosby avenue, between Old
and New Raleigh roads.
EDGINGTON.-The friends and acquaint-
ances Of T. B. and Katie V. Edgington, are
invited to attend the funeral Of their young.
est child, LIZZIE B., from the residence OF
Mrs. N. E. Baxter, lsS Third street, this
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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CINCINNATI.
Shellabarger for GOysrnOr-Fire-aurder.

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-An entire
block of buildings, including the Kin
tire House and the county jail, was
burned in Corydon, Indiana, Friday
night. The loss is estimated at $20,-
900; insurance, $1,000.
The argument in the Mcclellan
murder case will be resumed tO-mor-
row.
Shellabarger has been suggested as
compromise candidate for the Repub-
licsn nomination for Governor.
Frederick KoOrs was found guilty
of the murder Of Philomena Willing
hOff. in COYingtOn. Ky.
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NOTICE TO COHFEDERATES.

VyHE annual election OF officers fer the
Il Confederate Relief and Historical As
sOciatiOn takes place Thursday evening" the
22d of June. Place Of meeting: Second Cir
cult Courtroom, corner Of Union and Second
streets. A fall attendance Of all mem bers In
the city is earnestly desired. Besides the
election, full report of the workings OF the
organ iZation during the current year will be
presented, and other matters OF vital impOr-
lance considered.
ISHAM g. HARRIS, President. .
J, HARVEY MATHEs, Ssc'y. j5.
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DIED.

HORHE-At O'Clock, Sunday morning,
after short illness, Mrs. ANNIE HORNE,
aged tWenty-siL years.
The funeral Will take place Tuesday morn
ing, June 9th, st 10 o'clock, from the resi-
denee Of Mr.. A. Storm, No. 80 Madison street
extended
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During the war, in a portion of
East Tennessee, there existed a COM
panv of men known as bushwhackers,
ostensibly in the interest OF the Fede-
raj army, under the command of a
man named Beatty, better known as
sITinker Dave.D They murdered and
robbed, indiscrimInstely, all who had
ANYTHING worth stealing or taking.
Thew have recently had a Congress
sional allowance Of regular soldiers.
zone hundred and seventy-nine
members of the Ohio Democratic
State Convention pronounced the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments revolutionary and void. They
onlv differed from the balance OF the
Convention in having the courage or
faulty to say precisely what they
felt.n SO says the New York Com
DlercioE Advertiser (Republican). And
rs conduct in letting that little cat out
Ofthe bag is very reprehensible-very.
1T was hoped that the RAIDS. would
never flnd 1t out. We are glad to
learn this is real Democratic senti-
ment. It is good seed for future har-
yest,-NobiIe Register.
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TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

WE have on hand lot OF Extra Fine New
w York CRATES, with Summer Fronts,
German silver and Git Finish, which we
have determined to dispose Of regardless Of
cost All who need anything in this line,
stock before purchasing. A bargain can oe
had, as we are determined TO sell them to
close out the lot.
BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
isl 18 Second street, Adams Blcek,
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, June 1s.-A gang Of men,
supposed to be Fenians, broke into
the militia armOTy at MalloW, Satur-
day night, and carried of 120 rifles.
The sentinel fred upon the men as
they were leaving, but they all es-
capped. Some OF the arms were dis
covered this morning in a neighbor-
ing field. Five persons have been ar
rested on suspicion.
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FORElGN.
EnnIand.

LONDON June 18.-The Observer an
nounces that Professor Montague
Bernard, late of the Joint High Com
mission, viii enter the Privy Council.
There is no truth in the report,
Disrael is to be depOsed from the
leadership Of the opposition.
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A Rinht Rnval SneRnh.

BERLIN, June ia grand court
dinner was given at the Imperial
Palace to-day. Seven hundrad guests
were present. The Emperor William
proposed a toast, enlarging on and
thanking the people of now United
Germany, and their monarch and
princes, for the support given the
army and himself during the war.
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RETrRN TRAINs.

The M. &C. R. r, viii send out "a zp=e.zL
train 10 LaGTanss, leaving the pLaule
grounds at 70 pm. The Mississippi and Ten
nessee RairOsd win send out special train
TO Sardis, leaving their depot 40 IA pm.
The Memphis ami Louisville railroad viii
return eXcursiOuists only on regular trains
TO Brownsville.
Hal-fars tickets g0C r5F Saturday AMI
sunday on the MeHphI and Louisville sud
Mississippi and Tennessee railroads, but F0Cd
only on Saturday on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
Masonic Lodges and. Master 4ssous ll the
vicinity are requested 10 cooperate with ua
IN making the picnic a grand success.
TICKETS. ladies and gentlemen each. SOC
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A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
VIII take place At so'clock. p1u-

A handsome BOUQUET win be voted 90 the
most beautiful young lady, and hns CAKE
to the most popular married lady az the p.e-
ME.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Omcdal DRAWINGS,

MORNING CLAsS-No. 81.
40, 13, 49, IS IL, "a, 90, 70, 8, Z, IS, Il, IS.
EVENING CLAss-NO. IS
81, So SO, g, 5, %, IS, %, 19, 81, 35, 81, "A.
Prizes from 500 70 $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. J. f. FRANCE
E5% North Court street Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn. P. o. MURRAY, MILLER + CO., Man
ayers, st. Louis, Mo, iele
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BelniHm.

BRUSSELS, June 1S.-The King and
Queen of the Belgians have written
the Pope congratulating him on the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of his pom
tiAcate.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE firm OF ". L. smith & Co. Is this day
i dissolved By mutual consent, ". l.,
Smith having sOid his entire interest il the
Cable Lightning Rod Business to Fl, b. Wells,
who Is alone authorized to collect all debts
owning the firm and made since May 1, 1871,
and to pay All company debts made since
May 1, 1871, ana is alone authorized TO sign
the firm name. Ohice at No, 10 Union street.
W. L. SMITH.
d. b. WELLS.
Msmp phis, June Is, 1871. jeIs
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Dancing Will commence at T. O'Clock 10.
and continue until u.80 pm.
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HeIzog & Bros, viii hold their drawing 90.
a $50 O. 3. bond at the picnic at ss45 pm.