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Notice to Stone MasanS.

THE HONORABLE COUNTY COURT OF LIN
Il coin County, Tennessee, 81 their July term,
ISL, determined TO build q bridge scroes X
River, at Shiloh, the piers and abutrnen-s OF
which shall be built Of stone. Two piers a. d On
sbutment on each side Of the River, al 20 contain
about 525 cubic yards, 70 be put no hr-t'lAss G-y
masonry, well jOinted snd bedded- The Uouatsit-
appointed ~ said Court 70 contrast for and
supeEintend The building Of the Uiers and aius-
ments, will re 'eive 5esied proposals for said vork
until the 26th ST. Tbs proposals shall be to 10
the work by or for SO mach per cubic yard. iu-
Guiding Golfer dams, excavations Cor fcuada-
items, etc.
Bond with approved security in double the
amount of the contract viii be required Of thu
contractor for his faithful and timsiy terforu-
ance Of the work. JOHN CRABTREE,
JsS. II. WAhRFN
JAS II TAYLOR
August I, 1871. Committee.
All communications should be addressed 10
Jos q. Taylor, Georgia stoye, Tenn.
sug4 3W
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MAMMOTH GAVE

TEVHE ROUTE TO THIS GREAT NATURAL
L wonder Of the world y ia Louisville and
Nashville L. - t. Gi sgCT Junction or Gave
City; thence by easy stages ssTen miles through
the finest mountain sceuer7. Mammoth Gave
Hotel, newly fitted and furnished Throughout, is
frSt-clsEs in every respect. Amusements OF every
kind-spiendid Dsncng Hall, Billiards, CrOqUst,
Target Practice, Base Bal, Ten Pins, etc. Finest
Fishing and Hunting within few minutes walk
Of the Hotel. Fret Clsss Bsnd during the entire
season. Pure5t Atmosphere aud most invigora-
ting Climate on this Continent. temperature in
the region Of the Gave always 50 degrees. Sui
phCr Water Of any required strength recently
Gisco-ered in the Gave, and always on hand. Di-
rest Ielegrsphic communication in the Hotel.
The very best Summer Resort in America
.. L GRAVES,
ie27 til aug2l Proprietor.
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St. Louis Medical Association,
f,O00 LabOrerS Wanted.

WE WILL PAY 81 so PER DAY FOR ABLE
w bodied LabOrers, to werk on the Sand Noun
tain Division OF South and NCrth Alabama Rail-
road-rwenty-fiye miles south OF Decatur, Ala.
Good healthy locality.
Stone Cutters and Mssons also wanted.
G W. SAULPAW Il Co Contractors,
No. North Cherry strest, Nashville, Tenn, and
Decatur. Ala. mv9l If
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CHEAP COAL!

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
II spacious Coal Mines OF Kentucky, known IS
the st. Bernard AIiEes, the Evansville and
Henderson RailvOad, and having control OF the
disposition Of said Goa 81 south of springfield.
Robertson county, Tennessee, we are determined
to furnish Nashville, Edgefeld, and the sur
rounding country and towns so cheap to put
fires in the reach of the POOR as vel as the rich.
We can furnish a superior article and abuBd-
ant supply.
OFFICE-Corner Union and Cherry streets.
jy2Gtf MADISON STRATT0N & co.
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En Chancery at NeshviIIe.-No. 6,924
- TATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas.
~ ter ChaoCery Court, Nashville, August the
18th, 1871 John Doyle, Complainant, vs.. William
J Doyle and others, Defendants
1t appearing from affidavit fled In this cause
that the defendant, William J. Doyle, Is 8 non
resident of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that said defendant en-
ter his appearance herein sbefore or within the
first three days of the next term of said court to be
held on the first Monday in october next, CS7i }
aud plead, ans yer or demur to complain ant g
bill or the ssme VIII b. tsECu for confessed es to
bin and set foe hearing ex parte, and that a
copy of this order be published for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Nashville Union and American.
A cCpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
Bate h WI Jams, Solicitors for Complainant.
2ulS lsy4t
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IN THIS CAUSE COMPLAINANTs HAVING
L suggested and proved 20 the satisfaction Of the
Court the death Ct spencer McHe1ry, Oue of the
defendants, AID moved the Court to revive the
same against his resident heirs, by sciri facss,
and by publication as to those who ere non resi-
dents, said motion was granted and so dec-eed
by She Court. And 1t appearing that JEo A. No
Henry is q resilient Of T-xas that I. A. J, No
berry and iach'i b. McHenly are residents CT
mississippi; and that Salue V. McHenry is e
resident Of Kentucky.
It was therefore ordered that said defendants
enter their appearance TO ths next term of our
Honorable Supreme Court of Tennessee, to b
held on he 1st Monday in December, 1871, and
show cause, If sny they have, why said suit
sh 1uld not be revived against themselves ana
others as heirs Of the said Spencer McHenry,
decd, and stsnd in the same plight and condition
rs at his death. And that copy of this order be
pubiished for Jour consecutive weeks in the
Nashville Union and American
Q. DUNNINGTOF,
augIs lsw4g Clerk OF said Supreme Court.
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SOUTHERN
Mattress Factory.

7 CAN AND WILL SELL MATTRESSES,
L of every description, CHEAPER than any
other house in the city.
Coed Shuck Hattrssse $3.50
Cotton Top ............ ................... 60
All other Mattresses in proportion. Work done
to order: Cutting Making and L aging Carpets,
putting up ali kinds OF Awnings and Mosquito
Bars; Trimming Church Pevs, Cushions, Sails
Flags Tents, Upho'stering, Renovstng all kinds
of Mattresses. Ali done with nestness and dis
atcb. You will save money by calling at \ Q. IL
South College to buy your Mattresses.
jy3Itf D. 4. COLE.
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TN2AIE5 RUz TO AID FROk NASHVILLE 3
4 foiloTs:
EuAvz. (Aug. G. IS7I) ARRTT1
5:45 :. >. 1880 A.
ASST z. 4. 4:30 p. n
$40 Pm. 80 P. n
EE Trains connect s. Louisville for 81. Loat
trd al points Eo-th, East sid West
ES- Nal boats leaving Louisville at 10 A. \. end
7. \. ErriVs st Cincinnati II time to connect Hith
eafl7 trsius for the Esst.
81 Passengers from 9sllza1 Ead p5ints South
arriving st Nashville st 1880 4. - have untl 4:I5
?. 4. n which So attend 80 h1siness 5tfogs r.
tuTn,ng.
& Eoy EaEoHEc siSEsts, baggage checas En6 in
formation IS to Sleeping CsTs, through conrsoifona
etc., etc, spply ss Ofacs Nashville City Trsnsfeg
o., under Maxwell House. .nd .! 5spSs L1uiGvil
sni EashTi1ls BA5lroad IL Nashville.
ALBERT y Tx
"a 3snsFs; gunszi1f z;..szss
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WASHINGTON.

NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Pres
ident sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day, to be members
of the Legislative Assembly of the
District of Columbia for one year: D..
l.. Eaton, J. A. Gray, A. K. Brown,
g. +. Gulick and Sam'l @. Ross; and
the following for the term Of two
years: Fred. Douglass, AdOlphus
Hall, G. +. Peek, n. H. Miller, VIM.
Stickney and Daniel Smith.
A HITCH IN THE HIGH COMMISSION.
The trouble in the Joint-High Com
mission is over the San Juan bound
ary. The question is not yet decided,
and the Commissioners are no nearer
an agreement than they were a fort
night ago. By the provisions OF
the treaty of 1852, fixing the boundary
between the United States and British
America, from the Rocky Mountains
to the Pacific Ocean, the stipula-
ted line was through Puget's Sound. 1t
should be in the center of the channel
around the island of San Juan. There
are two channels, through both OF
which vessels pass; the United States,
however, claim that the surveys and
sOundings show the northern is the
main channel, while the British Gov
ernment insists that the southern is
the one referred to in the treaty. ALI
admit that the island is not worth
having, and neither of the Govern
ments care ior it, but because it is
the subject,in which the pride of both
Governments has been enlisted,
neither is willing to reCede. Only
the significance Of control is the prin-
ciple involved. From present iudi-
cations no agreement on the question
can be arrived at.
OPENING OLD SORES.
Certain citizens of the Third Con-
gressiOnal district Of Ohio represented
by Lewis ID. Campbell, represent to
the Committee on Elections that they
have discovered new evidence show
ing that Mr.. Campbell is not entitled
10 his seat. The period fixed by law
for taking testimony having expired,
they ask that additional time be al
lowed. The argument will be heard
tomorrow. It is claimed by General
Schenck that it is not party contest.
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TELEGRAMS.

Congress will very likely ADJOURN on
Monday.
General BaIdrich is Captain-Gen-
eral of Cuba.
The German Parliament want 120
million thalers.
MinnesOtisns are preparing far an
other Indian raid.
The fair at Boston has netted $50, 600,
so far, for the suffering French.
Subscriptions to new loan up to
yesterday amounted to $58, 600, 200.
Fiity-four executions were levied
on the New York Central road yes.
terday.
A convention of Photographers will
be held in Philadelphia ia June. 1000
'Sun" men will attend.
The Democrats of Ohio will hold
their next State Convention atCOlum-
bus, on the first Of June, this year.
General Herwarth and Won Bitten
field, Of the Prussian army, have been
very properly made field marshals.
The War Department has not yet
received information of the conflict
between United States troops and
Mexicans on the Texas border.
The Western Radicals in Congress
strongly favor a bill for additional
representation, and will pass such an
one this session or early the next.
A Washington special says: Mr..
Wade returned from Ohio this morn
ing. The testimony taken
by the commissioners, and vOlumi-
nous documentary evidence, are now
being printed at Government office.
DR.. Howe is still here, and viii prob
ably remain until the testimony is
printed.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Another Levy 90 ihs Lands Of ihs State
Railroads, Etc.
Special to the MEMPHIS APPEAL.l

Special to the MEMPHIS APPEAL.
JACKSON, April I3.-The Senate
killed the bill creating Webster coun-
ty.
The House passed the chapter Of the
code relative to crimes and misde-
meanOrs.
Considerable skirmishing was done
in order to keep down the bill ineor-
pOrating a company to build and oper-
ate low pressure steamboats, on the
Mississippi. They want the State to
give the company 5000 or 1000 acres
OF land, and there is no equivalent
offered. The scheme will fail unless
it is bought through.
Lieutenant Governor Powers is act
ing Governor at present.
The bill regulating the rates ol
charges on railroads for freight and
passengers was ordered printed.
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al points while these walls Of woe

al points while these walls Of woe
| come up on every breeze?
Blair did not want Senator Nye TO
! shed all his tears over North Carolina,
| but look at home. He asked for the
reading of the proceedings Of the
! vigilance committee Of Virginia City,
Nevada, and mentioned various other
outfages of recent occurrence In that
State.
He quoted from the the Territorial
Enterprise, a Republican paper in
Nevada; that within the last 10 years
200 murders had been committed in
one county in that State, for which
two lives had been eXacted, one by
law and one by violence. Wilson
said old leaven slavery was still work
ing in the South, and years would be
required to eradicate Il. In the pc
riOd previous to Lees surrender, dur
ing which the old rebels had control
of the South, Outrages and murders
were much more general than now.
Efforts have since then been made to
establish serfdOm in place Of slavery.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice OF an
amendment, assessing damages aris-
ing from the destruction of private
property by rioters or tumultuOus as
semblages, upon the localities in
which they are committed.
Vicker5 and n Blair then delivered
speeches against the bill.
The attendance Of members was very
meagre, and at twelve O'Clock, at
which time Blair still occupied the
floor, there were not more than twelve
Senators.
Mr.. Blair, in replying to the allu-
siOns to himself in the debate by West
and AInes, said the election Of the
latter under the circumstances was an
unparalleled outrage on the people Of
Mississippi and the whole country,
and sarcasm upon the representa-
tiye's seat. While believing this, he
had as much respect for the Senator
from Mississippi as he had for any
Senator who voted for his admission.
Mr.. Pool replied to Mr.. Blair.
Senate adjourned.
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Canadian AnnnYatInn

NEW YORK, April 13.-The French
Canadians in New York are holding
mass meetings in favor of annexing to
the United States British North Amer
lea. English speaking Canadians who
favor annexation are invited to take
part in the address. The committee
claims there are over three millions of
French Americans scattered from
Quebec to New Orleans, and expresses
the opinion that were these people a
unit for annexation, they could make
their votes tell
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MoHnAY, NAY Is, 1871,

within legal hoUFz, the following described
A osrisi1 parcel Of land situated in the CITY
OF Mamphis, shelby county, Teuuessse.
known and dcsiguEted on the plan OF SAID
eifv az the southern part Of lot 82is DEFINING
81 the southwest corner of lot 81, on the ear
side Of Second street. amd fronting the some.
and an aueyi running thence east with said
alley llas5f iesll one hundred and forty h-
feet and SIX inches, TO the souE Ehease corner o.
said lots, 70 an alley thencs with the wesE
eide Of SAID lot l433S teeti l1rty-elrLt fsaE SIX
inches, 20 a stake: thence west 10 s sfd second
street l4s5Sl one hundred and 1oltF-afaht fsft
six inehesi thence gouth with Second afrcee
to the beginning
TER1Is OF sALEs-one-half EG cash: tal-
anCe In two equa3 iustallmeuts, due iu six
and twelve months for which deferred urF-
ment8 the purchaser shan execute notes Win
approved security. Lien 70 Be retained tlI
saIne are paid. E0MUED A. COILS,
Clerk and Master.
Wilson s Bsard, Attya, apH
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Cuban Affairs,

New YORK, April 13.-President
Cespedes caused to be published, for
the information of foreign govern
ments, his appeal to the supreme Gov
eminent Of Spain, to direct its subor-
dinates in Cuba to conduct the war on
humane principles.
The President recOunts some cold
blOOded atrocities of the Spanish sol
diers in Cuba, and threatens retalia-
tiOn in self-defense.
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New nrlsnna Ranss.

NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-Metairie
races-First race for $500. q miles,
was won by Paster, beating Mollie
james and Donaldson; time, 4:374.
Second race, for 800, ID miles, was
won by COrsican, beating Ida Girls
som, Alaska and Tangleioot-same
order-time, 2:42t. Third race, for
$500, mile, was won by Allie Hunt,
beating Won MOltke, Style, Annette
and W. j. MinOr-same Order-time,
I:45B. Fourth race, for $500, of a
mile, was won by Billy Williamson,
beating Morlaechi, John KilgOur
Alice Ward, Lavergne and Frank
Cheatham-same Order-fast time,
I:17i Weather delightful. Good at
tendance.
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MISSISSIPPI
Elections to be Held Next Roytm5sT-Ths
UHlsn Bank Bends again.

! From the Jackson ClsriOn.1
MAKING A VIRTUE OF NECESSITY.
JACKSON, Miss, April s, I871.
Editor PUOt-At a meeting of the
! State Republican Executive Commit.
/ tee, held on the 7th inst, the follow
! ing resolution was adopted:
! BesOlUed, That it is the opinion
/ of this committee that an election
| should be held in this State in No.
! vember next for county officers and
! for members of the Legislature whose
/ term of Office expires on the first
! Tuesday after the first Monday in Jan
! uary next.
This action is the tardy submission
| Of the carpet bagmen to a popular
/ opinion which they discovered they
dare not, with all their 8udacity, Op.
pose. 1t was not taken until they
/ were assured that the Governor in
| tended to execute the clauses of the
! Constitution requiring an election this
fall, whether they passed a law to ia
Cilitate the operation or not; and the
Legislature, in usurping the prerOga-
/ tive TO prOlOng their term beyond the
Constitutional limit, would be regard
ed simply in the light Of a revOlu-
/ tiOnary mob.
May we not hope, since the first step
has been taken in the right direction,
that the Radical leaders will follow il
up by measures which will assure a
fair registration, and a free and honest
election?
THE UNION BANK BONDS.
Again the taxpayers may be assured
that the scheme Of burdening them
with this debt has not been aban-
dOned. The tools, lobbyists and
sharpers who represent the New York
thieves who have become interested
in the claim, are working like beav-
ers with the vagrants who yet for a
little while will control the legislation
Of the State. The rascally scheme is
prosecuted openly and it has been pro-
claimed almost from the hOuse-tOps
that a large sum of money is at she
bidding Of their agents to procure the
/ passage Of law recognizing the pre-
tended claim and inviting a special
tax for its payment. a 8 warning TO
the people and especially to remind
| them of one of the main issues in
the coming canvass, we have copied
the following telegram, which was
sent out from this place TO the press
in the Interest Of the bonders, on the
9Th:
Mr.. Johnson, Of Washington, cOun-
sci for the original subscribers and
holders Of $1,000, 600 Of the old Missis-
sipys bonds, is here labOring with the
Legislature to provide for the pay
ment Of the interest. The holders de-
mand levy of a tax Of One-fOurth Of
one per cent. on the property Of the
State, which they maintain viii pay
the Interest and in time the principal,
including the Peabody trust. The
proposition Of adjustment TO be made
TO the State viii embOdy liberal con-
cessiOns. The bonds having formerly
had executive legislation and judicial
sanction, il is supposed the proposition
viii meet with no formidable OppOsi-
ton.
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Creditors Notice

No. y. r. DIN hesscOnd Chan noery Court
q. ". i. Crook, adminlstrator Of H. A
Aker, deceased, VS. Clara Mines DsCastr1
and others.
N this cause an order for publication 20 BE-
a made, cling az persons interested to come
forward ste., having been entered bv tbs
Court, April ., 1871;
Notice Is therefore hereby given, TO ali per-
sons having aims against the estate Of Ml-
ton A. Kerr, deceased, to come forward and
exhibit their demands and have Themselves
made parties 70 the proceedings herein. and
prove their claims on OF before the 18th day
Of July, lGl, or the same viii be forever
barred.
April u 1S7l. n. D. I. STEWART.
IA CLERK and Master.
John g. FIN Atty for compPt apH
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MIasInn DeieetIYs.

NEW YORK, April 13.-The friends
and family of General William II.
Lawrence, who was lately removed
from Office as United States pension
Agent Of this city, have employed de-
tectives to solve the mystery which
surrounds his strange disappearance.
The circumstance at present stands,
that on the 10th of March be left for
Chicago, stating to his family the day
before that he was going on private
business, and that he would be absent
about a week. General LaWrence's
official acts as far as examined are
perfectly correct.
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HOME DISPATCHES.


. NEW YORK April 13.-It is rumOred
that the late pension agent Of this city,
the predecessor Of Daily, has been mis-
sing for some time and some Govern
ment funds are unaccOuuted for.
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ChancsH Of Real Estate.

No. 50. n. R.-Firs Chancary Court Of shelby
County.-Mary Ann Brown vs. Lewis N.
Crawford ct a.
ny virtue OF an luterl0outory decree for
8e sale entered IN the an0vs cause April DO,
I571 i viii sell at public auction, 70 the high
80 bidder tn front Of the Clerk and 1laEtef's
o67cs GraenlaH block. Second street, In the
gifv ~ Wsu1phia. TenueEgea. on
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEGRAPHI
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK
NEW YORK, April 13-Dry Goods-market
fairly active, particularly With leading Job
ber's houses, and prices, IS they rule, are
steady. The only changes Of Importance to
note are a reduction Of &c in the price OF
Cabot 42 inch bleached COttOns, which now
sell at l51ac, and 40 inch, same brand, I71Sc.
Printing cloths are Arm at t54c. White prints
vary from 10 10 lie. Muslin delaiues steady
at lSc, and meet with steady demand. Glacs
and printed luster5 Of desirable makes bring
2lgHHc, Ginghams are in steady request.
and sell relatively better than calico; and
the best standard makes, such as Lancaster
and Am Oskeag, bringing l5c, and Glasgow l3c
Heavy brown sheeting5 are IN fair request at
l2Gl15ac, and brown drills st l25z9l3C. Dun
nell's fancy prints advanced 10 LC and
Hampden cOttOnades, legat plain, l9c; plaids
2Oc; tn ee yard vercenas, 2215c; cables, 271zc.
Double and twist goods, 8jc. AmOskeag
l41Sc.
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, April I3.-GOld has been rather
active to-day, opening az lO54 and closing at
lO3S9l0%. A few loans were made at iGl1s per
cent. Clearances, about Sl4,OO0UOO. at the
Treasury sale the entire amount OF gold bid
for was SlO375,ODO. Awards, 62OOGO0O, at from
uOl854 TO ll0.2l. Government bonds firm to-
day on moderate business, and prices show q
fractional advance compared with yesterday.
Stocks opened steady and active, having adj
vauced again, the features being New York
Central scrip, Hudson River, Lake Shore,
Wabash, ST Paul, OhiOs, Western Union and
Pacific Nail. At the close Northwest ad-
vanced = per cent. OhiOs have been particu-
iarly active, large amounts selling st 5Z5a to
52z Central and Union Pacific bonds were
strong at Board. Sales we're made @. @. q. &
1. at 9lsG9z; 81. Louis and Iron Mountain
sold AT So Money stesdy at Sal per cent.
State bonds show an increase on Tennessee.
North Carolina and Georgia skies; old
Tennis, 68l4; new, R6h. sterling exchange,
ll0 Government bonds Of 1881 llt5z; '62. ll27s;
20. llEs; '65, li25s: new, lll3z; 81 lII3z : b3
ll21s; lO-40s, 1885 Currency bs, ll5S,
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Do cAsTR0, ID 81 I-Il.-glI..

And CHAMPION VEETEILOQ QUT5T- who
VIII appear and produce effects slIanre-
yEtieal and inc0ul pre1 ezlsl Die, ana - 7-- aH
give aWaV 100 COSTLY GIFTS every ul-al h.-
mission, 75c; Family Circle, 5ac- Gallery, -e-
EE- Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon a. f..
O'Clock Every child attending VIII rera.s.
handsOne present. Admission 70 Aa.llH..
70 all parts OF the house. 25 cents ap.
n REENLAW OPERA HOUsE-rgU Mig. -.-
" Friday and Saturday A prlI llth and
The 0rignal and " WOrld-RenOWuef shltE &.
GAILORD'5 new sensation, ALBINJ MIN
BTRELs
Dances.
The hrst part win spp6ar In white Face
Wigs, Dress, Hands, Red NecE-l.e1r e--..
eyes
The wonderful Dlss0lVIng Panorama cE che
Franco Prussiaa War Us stll With tails man
moth organization.
10 y GAYLORD. Sole Proprietor
JOE GhTLORD Genl Agent apa
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The Governor of Texas wants Ste
phen BallOu, the murderer OF Golden,
of Collin county, Texas. The Gov
ernor of Illinois has him, and will
surrender him.