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regard this a. an executed, complete and
final sale OF this road, so far as the State
is concerned, subject only to the condi-
| tion that the supreme court may reverse
the decree of the chancellor. They have
50 accepted the bid" II is the intention
of the purchasers to place the road in first-
Glass order at a. early date as possible.
As an evidence Of this, Colonel Cole has
sEready contracted for the construction Of
an iron bridge over the Tennessee river
| at Johnsonville. It Is to be about l 200
| feet inlength, and under the terms of the
contract will be completed by the 1st of
next January,
The Union and American says Governor
Browns first message to the General AS
sembly will be one Of considerable length,
discussing In detail all tho important
questions affecting the public interests Of
the people of Tennessee.
N. ii. Willhite, charged with the muir
der in White county, of Pierce Hildreth.
while member of Stokes cavalry during
the war, was arrested in Nashville on
Monday, and was held to answer.
The Banner of Wednesday says: Yester-
day the police arrested George Owen, col
ored, for beating a negro womsn and
thereby causing her to give pTemstUra
birth to child, the skull and ribs of
which were broken by the blows the heart
less f1end inflicted upon the mother, who
was perhaps fatally injured by the yio-
ience.
The railroad commissioners make the
following suggestion in their report to the
Legislature. We call the attention of
the legislature to the fact that no provis-
ion Is made for the oancell alton OF destruc-
ton of the bonds and coupons of the
State when received by them. II might
be advisable TO appoint committee charg-
ed with this duty, who, in connection with
the governor and comptroller, might
burn the coupons and cancel the bonds
keeping record ofthe bonds so cancelled,
and preserving the bonds in q cancelled
condition in the of1cs of the comptroller,
II in the opinion of the legislature this
course shall be deeraed advisable for the
public good"
The Banner of Wednesday says: "Ool-
onel Colyar passed op on the train Sstur-
day night, after having written to post
pone the meeting at Hawkesyille, from
Saturday until Monday, saying that he
would be up Sunday. Some distance this
side OF Estill's Springs, In Franklin conn
", at about one O'Clock, an effort was
made to throw the train OFF by placing
wood and an iron rail on the track. The
villsinons effort failed, as the locomotive
was checked up and the obstruction re-
moved"
The Banners Pulaski correspondent
says the Giles county fair is grand sue
cess. r. P. Ledbetter, of Meury, carried
OF seven premiums for Berkshire hogs,
and John NJ. Townsend, of Athens, Ala
bama, an equal number for the Essex
breed
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THE OTHER FIRE.
Hundreds Of Niles Of Woods and
Prairie 8urnsd---A Supple
msnE to the Chicsgo
COBhagraiiOn.
More than a Hundred Lives Lost,
ImmsFse Destruction of Prop
srty---TOwns a+d ViIIsgss
Swept AWay.
Curiou. and Terrible Incidents.


At Huron farmer shot all of his fine
horses and cattle to save them from
agonies of death by fire. Detroit has sent
80, 600 70 the sufferers by the tire in the
woods and country. Port Hope was en-
tirely swept away, but the rain
yesterday checlRff the .spresd of de-
struetion and the worst is over. To q
greater or less extent every county in
Michigan has been burned over and
the losses sreiincaleulable. Saginaw City
barely escaped. Bridgeport was saved by
the rain. Senator ChandleI's barns were
burned, and his fine horses. Holland, on
the lake, has not q vestige left. Professor
Charles Scott, of Hope College, was
burned to death, ana preacher. ali the
telegraph offices along the lake are burned,
Five children perished at Rock Falls.
The people of ForrestVille took
boats and went out on the lake
TO escape the hre that destroyed
their homes. Revenue cutters are pick
ing them up. Great stores and num-
berless saw-mills have bsen DESTROYED.
and many towns and villages, docks and
lumber. All the State east OF Saginaw
Bay and north of Port Huron has been
swept by the fire. Many lives lost, and
the story is not half told, Forrestville
White Rock, Elm Creek, Sand Beach,
Rock Falls and Huron City are wholly de-
stroyed.
Port Austin escaped. Windsor, opposite
Detroit was almost wholly destroyed.
The Great Western railroad depot was
saved A man was arrested In the act of
hring building. lWili not these incen-
diaries visit this and other cities?l Ma
nesto City is destroyed, on the east coast
OF Lake Michigan the greatest of lumber
towns,
Other TerroYs.
Fires rage along the New Albany and
Lafayette, Louisville and Chicago rail
way. Ksnkskee county is in one endless
oiazs. Hay, grain, fsrmes, houses, barns,
and cattle have been swept away. In
Clay county the woods are on fire every
where. The town of Brazil is in great
danger. Terror prevsdes the whole
country.
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SPECIAL ATTEaTiOK

Is called to the above announcezr ent OF the
President and BO ard of Directors. There is
nos nos Ine least Gonnt but what All the tickets
VIII be sod. The very low price al which
tney are plaeed-twO dollars will enable
all 20 contribute their mite toward
De8ulifying the grounds OF ihs AssOeiaftOa
and making other improVe,nents ThiS Is no
private enterprise, but Is gotten up by the
Board Oh Dtr- ctors-whose nigh standing a.
De qUestiOned--ior the sols purpose OF Dene-
ntting the public, by adding 10 1he beauty Of
their fAir grounds.
70 IN falF on that Gay, IT those holding
them choose to attend, and a chance in four
hundred and eighty-one cash premiums,
the number Of tickets is limited 70 10000,
and under no circumstances viii more than
that number be sold.
An prizes viii be paid in CASH.
Your attention is calted to the names OF the
fouowing gentlemen who compose the
Board;
Hon. JAooB fHoMPsoE. President.
ENOCH ENsLkX, First Vice-President.
EL.I kAYEER second Viee-PTssident.
r. ID. GOODWIN, Third Vice president
]. II. EDaoNDsoN. Fourth Woe President.
JOHN BRoYN, Filth Vice President.
JOHN 7. sFRATfoN, Treasurer.
LEoN. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
y. Il. ANDERSON, A. b. HAXHEs,
JOSEPH BRUCE. NAP0LE0N HiLL,
4. 4 35AH1iSs 3. a4Ts, SSds S.o PzsE1ss.' =; EI1ss'
Tickets can be had at the vprious Eub-sgen-
Rtes, in Memphis and elsewhere, OF ON appil-
cation TO me, by letter with stamp enclosed
for return OF tickets, OF in person, al the
Memphis and Charleston ASailroad Depot
Memphis, Tenn. W. II. BATES
SELF Agent for Sale Of Tickets.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
EAhSF0RD'S NEWS DEPOT,
ZOE LOekE'S NEWS DEPOT,
}. C. EYRlcH'S NEWS DEPOT,
eE0RGE sERGhAN'S CIGAR STAND.
LEuBRIE'S 5IeAR STAaD,
". Z. BYR0'S IEwELRY STORE,
BARHun's IEwELRY Si0RE,
MEMPHIS Z CHARLES ron TICKET OFFICE
CHRIS: S1ElhkUHL'S CAPITAL SALOOH
W. d. BATES,
Agent Tor the sale OF Tickets.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS or YESTERDAY.

The comptroller presented his annual
reports he is opposed to reduction OF tax
alton. The State debt is twenty-five mill
lions. He speaks of the reduction of the
debt which has taken. place since last
report. Two Thousand copies were or
dered printed.
NEW BILLs-By Mr.. Trousdsle-To pro-
tect property holders against trespsssing
stock.
By Mr.. Doss-To prqeide for paying per
diem to Mr.. Dunlap, late representative
of DeKalb.
By Mr.. Clift-To repeal the act estab-
fishing law court at Nashville.
By Mr.. Lewis-To amend section 22e1 Of
the code.
By Mr. Thomas-To increase fees
registers.
By Mr.. Allison, of williamson-To pro-
vide for filling vacancies in county judge
ships.
By Mr.. Gulld-To amend section 2s4e of
the code.
BY Mr.. Givsns-To amend chapter 81 of
revenue laws.
By Mr.. McGlatten-To repeal the act
making evidence uniform In the courts of
By Mr.. Leach-To amend section 4434.
the code.
BY Mr.. Tillman- amend section 4549
of the code.
Several House bills passed second read
ing.
4 House resolution respecting the
plates of the Bank of Tennessee, was
adopted after recess.
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KNOXVILLE.
The Fair - The Weather UnfaVorabIe for
0ut-0f-doOr SpeFts.
Special to the APPEAL.l

Special to the APPRAL1
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, October Il, 1871.
Nothing of any material Importance oc
CURED 81 the fair during the afternoon Of
yesterday. The afternoon being shoWery,
not many people were upon the grounds.
There we're two races of minor impor-
sance. Every one looked forward to q
pleasant lime to-day. This morning the
falling rain has dampened their courage
The Mechanics coruet band were driven
through the city, but with all the induce
m5nts few are on the grounds. 1t Is feared
abandon outdoor sports, at least very
few business houses have been closed
We anticipate actively time tomorrow
in the federal courts, as it is the day set
for the hearing of the Alabama and Chat
tanooga railroad case. The oounsels are
beginning to come in. Colonel Murphy
arrived on The night train from Washing
ton. The plan is to fight bankruptcy.
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monday, November ls 1871,

between the hours of 10 o'clock AN. and A
O'Clock pm, the following described Main
street property, to-wit; Beginning al a point
on Main street 50 feet north OF the infsrsec-
ticn of the alley between Market and Win.
north side OF the brick engine house; thence
running noFthWestwardly and with Main
street Is feet and s inches; thence Westward
ly and Al right angles with Main street s.
feet; thence southWardly and parallel with
Main street "a feet inehfE thence eastVa1d Il.
wardly 70 feet 70 the beginning; being mart
city OF Memphis, Va 9~Au'
TERMS OF BALE ne-fOurth cash: balance
in 9. ~ and II months; the purchase execrt-
ing notes with approved security, and a lien
Will be retained on the land until an of the
purchase money is paid.
JAMES RFILLY, Clerk.
By J. 81. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, Estes 4 Dashiell, Soils. for CON-
plainants- fri-ools
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Probate Court Sale
-oF-
MAIN STREET PROPERTY.

No. %. r DIN the Probate Coul: Of Shelby
county. Tennessee.-P Tohin and wife.
Of E. v. o'Mahoney, deceased, VS. Edward
O'MahoneY.
Under and by virtue OF decree of sale
" from the Probate Court Of shelby coun-
Will sell at public auction, in front Of the
courthouse door, on Union street, in the city
rf Man, nlafa -
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LONDON AND EDINBURo.
l. G. L0NsDALE, Agent.
No. Al MADISON STREET. MEMPHIS.
Memphis Mechanics Institute.

MEMPHIS, TENN, October II. Is7I.
TNHE Power and Mechanics Hall win be
Il opened At o'clock on tbs morning OF
the 18th Of October, for the reception OF ar
ucies intended tor exhibition Mr.. ]. O.
Ramsey and Mr.. 7. z. Be,tts will have charge
OF these halls. and will designate space and
location on the application OF exhibitors
All persons intending 70 exhibit In the me
chanical, artistic and scientific Department.
are earnestly requested to have their articles
or gonds in place by O'Clock on the morn
police force will be on the ground to guard
all goods by day or night Snperintendents
appointed by the Mechanics Institute are
ssTnestly requested to report TO the Execu-
tive Committee at the Fair Grounds by
O'Clock on the molntng OF the Istn OF Octo-
Der. (ocIS M. BURKE, Pres't.
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Friday, November 10, 1871,

with legal hours, the lots OF land designated
and numbered from TO 81, inclusive, on the
plan of subdivision of t771< acres OF land be-
Ion ging to X. j. B. L. Wtnn, situate in Shelby
county, on the neH Raleieh road. and baund-
cd in part on the north by Wolf river. these
lots, Ss laid OF on the plan now on exhibi-
lion at the once OF the Clerk and Master and
OF cOmplalnan. s. solicitor, L. B. Mcfarland,
Esq, EN- brs ce 5, 6, 10 end IL acres
These lots, or any OF them, viii be sold for
one-fnird cash, and the balances on a credit
OF six and twelve months, with six per cent.
interest. Notes without security will be re
Quired OF the purchaser, and lien retained 70
secure the deferred psy ments.
These lands are are all timbered, fertile and
we'll adapted Tor SMALL FARMS or for gar
dening purposes.
Sucn bargains rs will be offered in his land
have seldom been offered 70 The BPECULAToR,
the WooD.DEALER. the GARDEEER, and ali
who want residence property adjacent 70 and
convenient 10 MemphiS-bei- on theline Of
the projected rstll Dad from Memphis to Ra-
leigh, and only * mi. 81 from court Square
- Full particulars and plans can bs had
at my once, or L. 4. MCFARLAND, sol Tor
complalnants, at the Planters s. Insurance
Building. No. Il Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
N. D. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
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PUBLIC SALE
TEN ACRES OF LAND,
AT
G111'S station

We are directed by John d. Martin, EEq.
the present owner. 10 sell to the highest bid
der, the beautiful ton acre lot, at Gillis Sta
ton, lying ID the shape OF an L on the west
and sout side of the GIL Place, on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, two miles from
the city. It viii be perceived that this is the
very choicest loc-lity for a subuTban resi-
dence about the ottv, having beautif lfront
on McLemore ana RRgan avenues. The sale
win be on the premises, at 10 O'Clock. on
Saturday,, golOher 18th.
TERMs-Hslf cash; balance in and Il
months, with interest.
The trains 10 the Fair Ground will afford
an opportunity Of examining the property
before hand and Of attending the sale.
ool3 ROHsTER, JREZEYANT Il co.
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81 premiums Amounting 000t
The Board Of Directors, IN commencing
This scheme TO the public, promise that Il
shall be carried out IN good faith They win
appoint 3 committee o. award. whose high
character Will De 8 sufficient guarantee that
perfect fairness viii control the Distribution
The price of these special tickets hsS been
nxed az tina low sum G. TWO DuLLARss, IN
order that they may be within the FeaeI OF
every one.
II is hoped and expected tnat the Third
Annual Fair Will be so successful, financially
As 70 enable the society 70 ereot suitable
onlalngs and improve the grounds 10 such
degree ct excellence as 20 render them
source OF pride to every citizen Of Memphis
SnelDy county and the adjacent country.
Tne Board Of Directors have selected Mr..
". n. BATES to supervise this sDsoial ar-
rangemen nj, and tickets CAL lie mad on apDli.
Gallon 70 MIN, al the Memphis and Charles
sub-agents.
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. fRoUsDALs, Secretary.
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MARRlED.

PICKERIEG-MARKS the residence of
the prices parents, on the evening Of tbs llth
inst, bF the Rev. DR.. SteadmRn HARRY q,
PICKERING, OF st LOuts, snd Miss 5aILIE
MARKS. only daughter Of Henry Marks, OF
this city. No cards
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HOT SPRINGS Of ARKANSAS.
Accommodation Hack Llaa
M. 8, DAVIS. Prouristor

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
4 THROUGH TIcKETs sold on this line.
Parties sEE and KNOW what they pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacE are All OF the very best nate
rial and bU Z expressly for this travel. They
seal six pen sons, are large and ioOmy, and
NAV be used by parties Of from two 70 I'VE
With ordinary baggage, or for LyvALIDe, the
seats being so constructed a. easily TO con-
stjtute a bed. Remember, Ibis Is the only
Accommodation Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold over IL Hacks may Os Sc
cured by letter or telegraph. once at the
Anthony and AAhleI stables, 1tt1ls Aocku Ara
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Sswanee Coal,

a. ERY superior for manufacturing and
blacksmith purposes. Orders for car
loads will he received ana forwarded by Mr.
John B. galloway, at dc pot of the N ernphis
and Charleston railroad, or may be left with
Tom Dunn, Ticket Al ent, 27S Main street.
Cost delivered, $50 per car OF SO to leo barrels.
oclS q. L. ANDERsON, Bup't.
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DIED.

JOHNSON-On the 18th inst at ~ O'Clock,
mrs MARTHA E., wife of DR.. 7. B. johnson.
Fhe mineral viii take placa at o'clock,
this (FRIDAYl afternoon, from the resi-
dence, No 59i Court street extended. Ser
vices by Rev. DR.. Bowman. Carriages In at
tRndanna.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LAEDs
For sale.

No. ss, r. Second Chancery Court-Thos.
q. Neal ct al. VS. K. ]. B. Il. Winn ct al.
- Y virtue OF a consent decree of the second
u Chancery Court of shelby county, en-
tered in the above cause, I viii, at my office
door, on Second street, Memphis. Offer at
public sale on
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NOTICE.
A Last Notice 20 the Owners of Property
Heretofore Sold 20 the city for the
NOn-Payment of Taxes.

OFFICE OF CITYTAX CoLLECTnR,
" MEMPHIS October 10. ISL.
The twelve months allowed by law for the
redemption of property sold for the non paw
ment OF taxes for the forty-sscond corporate
year, 1883, viii ex Pire on the Sd day OF No
vem Der. ISL
AfteT the lst day Of December, Is7i. deeds
Will be taken by the city aud recoried in the
ofnce of the Register Of shelby COUNTY for
all the properly struck OF to ths city st the
thai date
BY direction OF the Mayor. the owners OF
properly, sold In former year, and not re-
deemed, may edeem the same bv or - fors
the lst cay or December, 1871; after hat date
deeds tasen by the city for all property sod
in former years and not redeemed. will also
be recorded. and action will be immediateIV
Drought 10 recover possession OF all the
property for which deeds h We been Iaksn.
FELIX ". ROBERTsON,
orlO City Tax Collector.
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EXECUTORS SALE

I'm Saturday morning next, the 18th Of o.
" tober (inst), at 10 O'Clock IN, at this
auction house OF A NJ. Stoddard q Co., No. 80
Union street. 1 will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the household and Kitchen fur
niture, together with the stock and other ar
tioles belonging to the estate Of Mary Kelly,
deceased. j. E. r. Ray,
ocl3 Executor.
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CHICAGO.

The Eulus-eosaitlon and Conduct Of the
PeOpIs-PhH Sheridan as Chief
Of Police
An Effective Appeal BY Committees Of
Relief.
Pluck Of the Prsss-ThIrty-sIx Railroad
and the Lake Lsft-FoBr Hundred
MIiIious Lest, but Solid Wealth
Survives.
Generosity 70 the Stricken City Unex-
ampIed In the Worlds History
Eighty Unknown Dead
In the korgBe
HaIf Clad Women and eblidreH Crowd
the Churches, and Two Columns
Of Names Of the Lost Ia the
Newspapers - Terrible
Scenes Graphically
Painted.
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NEW AOvERrIsEMEETs.
PIGEnn sHl0TlMG.

ON Friday, the 2lth inst at the Mechanical
" and Agricultural Fair Grounds, the Pigeon
Shooting Match Will take place under such
conditions Is may be agreed upon By parties
subscribing. The prize Is a Dreach-loadiDg
n, yaiued at Si75 Target shooting every
day during the week. Oclz
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Purpose to Return TaxatIoa to Mini.
mum is Accepted by the Senate-u.
qHcr Dealers PetltIoh-The Land
Tax and How to Promote lie
CeiIeotI0n--A Petition to
Csngress.
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$4,000
Third Annual Fair of the Msmphis
Agricultural and Mschan-
icaI SOCiey.

NTITH the view OF increasing the interest
w In the coming Fall Fair. The Beard OF
Directors have determined to oder a LIST OF
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As the day for distTibotien, when Il is sx-
Pected Will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present al one time on tine
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good Ion
thai day only, viii entftle tue hOlds- 10 ad-
mission TO the Grounds, and participaffOn in
the ehEpees of the following list Of
L II IL L. --.---
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE..
MEMPHIS And IEaHEsSEE r. r.

SEoRErA RY AND TREA ~URER's OFFICE,
MEM HIS Octnb Il 1871.
TNhEAnnual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Mississippi and Tennesses Rail-
road Company will be held at the Peabody
Hotel, Mamphis on Wednesd 18th of No
vemDer, 1871, al II O'Clock a M. at which time
an election will be held for Directors for the
ensulng year. stockholders and their fami-
lies Will be passed free by exhibiting their
stock certificates TO the conductors,
oci8 \. II. LAMB, Secretary
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An Effective Appeal BY Committees Of
Relief
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MEMPHIs AND CHARLESTON B. q.

Special trains will leave depot at 80 p.m.,
going TO the
Fair Grounds.
Friday and Saturday. 18th and 18th, to con-
vey articles for exhibition, and persons who
may have business, or visitors to the grounds
previous to the Fair. Fare for round trip, g
cents. eend ARTICLES to depot before noon 70
OelS C.L. ANDERSON. Sup't.
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TUESDAY. GcTnRER y. Iszl

Cash Prem1ums
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TO CONTRACTORS.
We have In store ard arriving,
500 BARRELS CHOICE BEEF,
Putup expressly fNr contractors' use
We are also prepared to furnish levee and
railroad contractors with every article Of
supplies used on their works, and upon IA
vorahle terms. T0OF, PHIi.LI & CO.,
Ocl3 268 Front street.
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1.-THE dsv bad Ps aed so ssdly and so
terribly, the night came on with still
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

OpO WEST 41sT ST., NEAR sTH Ay.- FIRST CLASS
LUL dressmaker TO go out by the day: operate
Wheeler Wilson machine; terms moderate during the du
season.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

OOO WEST l1TH ST, CORNER OF HUDsON-A
CUC thoroughly competent English lady as housekeeper
IN botel has held such position In first hotels
in the city; references from last employer. Call
dress NJ T. q.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

~ WEST 18TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, IN THE
lit rear.-A respectable girl to do chamberwork and
waiting in private family bes city reference her
MIA
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

s)HQ 1ST Av-AN AMERICAN LADY AS HOUSE.
AOC keeper. or would take OF an invalid; no OBJ
lection TO do chamberwork plain Can be
seen for two days. Mrs VERNON.
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!AraslIcan IntsIlie.nos.

). RlcHA1oND, VA. Msy 1&-Col. 5.
Lnoihs Davis, graduate OF West Point.
who fought through The Mexican war
and commanded the. tenth Virginia
cavalry in the late civil war. is dead.
Tobacco shipped in bond from Rich.
mond for seven months to May first.
aggregates 1000, 600 pounds. The
amount Of smoking tobacco, shipped in
the same period during the war;, was
100000 pounds. The tax on tobacco
shipped in bond in the month OF April
alo4e was Uver $3.50. 600.
q new YoKK, May ,14.-Coburn chal.
ranges Mace 70 aght Monday or Tuesday,
within lilly miles of New York, for
q, COO sides J: T ON Allen challenges
pobarn tc fght at New Orleans FOR
WIS W4szrsssaa, ! s, Nay 14.-.rrobabilitie,
!t 10 probable that aaiight storm will be
DEVELOPED on sMonda5; West Of ;Illinoia
md local disturbance to-nieht on , the
middle Atlantic States. Easterly winds
are probable for the .lGkes-.Erie to Su.
;porior--on Monday. -,
WAsHINaToN, Mny 15.-In the Hepnto.
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