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Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1926 G n. SH.

n. B.-I am also prepared, nj a' my shop In
Odcssn, TO attach my Delaware Phosphate Sowcr
with al It's improvements and in the most sub
sian,ial manner, To the linin.s Woods or any
common grain drill now in use, and guarantee
To give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the A',nchmen, will please
forward their orders us soon possible rs only
n limited number will hc furnished this season.
TER .iS:-pclawarc Phosphate Sowcr attach
cd old drill, Si5, Cash or nm approved note ut
80 days. W. y. HAMILTON, NJ. y.
Iuly lG-,f Odessa, Del.
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lA4AM
Delaware Rail Road Line
summer Arrangements.
sovru,

M and sfer Monday, April faurth, 1879. pass,o,s,
" Trains will run ~ follows, until further notice Ali
trains Sundays excepted.
sorru
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D. yos know you have asked for the cossliess
NJ 's'ss %sa. mad. By IL. Hand above
4 Wounaa's heart aud = wOman's life,
And woman's wonderful lovcy
D. ron know hare asked for this priceless thing
AZ child might nsk for toy,
DsasnSiHv what others have disd 10 win,
Win tho reckless dash Of d 6oyy
~ have written my lessen Of duty out,
Anarlike you have Questioned nss,
uow, Stand nj the bar of womsns soul,
vstll shall question Aes.
Tea require that your mutton shall always be hot
Your socks nnd shirts he whole,
l require your heart 10 he as pure as Gods stars,
Aud pure rs heaven your soul.
To- require cook for your mutton and beef,
lreqairc far greater thing,
4 ssausstress yos'rs wanting for your socks and
shirts,
I look Sor man aud king.
4 king for tao beautiful realm called home,
Z And man that the Maker, God,
Shall look upon as he did ON the first
Aad say at Is very gcod.'
I am fair aud young, but the rose will fade
From my soft young check some day
Win you love me then mid the falling leaves,
As you did 'mong the blooms OF May.
u your heart ocean so strong and deep
may launch my all on Its tide
A loving woman finds heaven or hell,
On the day she becomes bride.
require all things that are good and true,
All things that's man should be;
II you give this all, would stake my life,
To be all you demand OF mc.
lfyou caunot be this, a laundrcss and cook
You can hire, and little 10 pay;
Bat woumn's heart and a w0man's love
Are not TO be won that way.
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Perhaps no ono mctls'
rinc IL so universally re-
quircd by everybody n
q caihartic, Nor was ever
any before 30 universal.
Is adopted into use, In
every countryand among
all classes, as this mild
bnt efficient purRntive
run. The obvious rca-
son Il, that II Is n 'narc r0-
liable and fnr more cncc.
tual remedy than any
other, Those who have
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MARRIED.
DIED.

TOTBI RY-PERRY. December E-h. az {
ouBdry Church, HENRY v. POTBURf to "A
I AKAH A. PERRY.
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MEDICAL SCHOOL FOB NURSES.
COL UMBA HosPITAL,WASHINGroN.D.C

Professor J. HARRY THOMPSON and DR.. y. A.
AcbpOhD viii deliver q course cf Lectures At
Columbia Hospital, 20 females only, commencing on
the &th Of January, la, and continuing each Tues
March
IL viii embrace all the insfructions necessary IN
Anatomy, Physiology, Midwifery, and Hygiene, 20
axalify woman % dischArss inteiligsnrly eli the
duties Of . nurse.
tend 20 follow nursing a. profession i'll have the
opportunity Of entering The hospital and remaining
they yin receive certificate Of their services and
qualifications.
This course ofiecfufes will afford an opportunity
90 ladies Who have intention Of becoming PROBES
sional nurses 20 acquire suficisnt knowledge Of
Anasomy, Physiology ygiene, and the treatment
Of in anfs, 20 enable them 70 regulate intslieenty
all that pertains 70 their own health well e that
Of their families. p
The lecture win commence ct .. m, and con-
Time for one hour.
1924 Massachusctfs avenue; DR.. v. A, ASHFORD,
1880 New York avenue, or Of the Mafron Of the
Hospitsi. corner Of 18th street and Pennsyivania
-
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BANKERS.

MIDDLETON q 60,
BA Nh Frs.
1897 street, (tvo doors from q s. Treasury d =
partm-nt,D
WASHINGTON. n. O.
Receive Deposits and transact Gen-g - Baking
:, .ehsnse on the principal e.ies taken aid 81,
lnsornati0n chcerfally furnished in relation 20 all
Losrs neesiaied on the b~st terms
Claims before al the Cnit-i stat, Department.
delo inf MI9DLEr N & co.
" CITY SAVINGS
w BANK.
Corner 9TH street aud Louisiana Asenue
PAYS 6PER CENT INTEREST oS Deposits
l1tsrerf CCfnmt iron dste ct der n-ifs
nrp0~ils can lie made and drawn =; will
nyA-tf y A RrFR. Treasurer
TAY COOKE a OO.,
BANK ERS,
Buy snd sell. - current. rates:
GONtRNMENT SECURITIES. GotD AND Sill
NfE LAND v ARR Mt. SCRIP, &c
ENE UFE ORDERS ~ " York S,eck Roard
81 l. LAGRANGE o. New IoCk. Saa fran sssco
1reat rain nj The Continent
FurBish RkNENUh S1ANPS e al tle sanins
ttIs 1-sus CERTIFICATES ~ DEPOSIT bs.r
ing lr'eresf. Jas-iy
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RAILROADS.
III s5 sESs s IND sSETs sSn .A'

~ ~ tht cottn sND SutIhNEsI.
Tse ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
.sss., 1.a a,.n !. E.r Inn s:, So
e1mpl-ted, and ferns, with its - w.
sc ts, sss iss u. fsass s. f E.s sSs
Ssssias'ss, R,shnsnsl Lysehb9rs ara cs.:is
yskeSars, I'D ali sss;ssc-isrs e Ga,s-"
rhs rosd .eeS = m sri-nds oOndition. and ~
Pnlln.p /: Pslsce Day snc si-~p,ns o>r. AZ. % B,
run VI. tho route from Lynehbnrs a. Msssls -
Furehs-. Tickets via ths Al.Dams snd uessur
nocgH hAiirost, snc sec-re the 9uiokea tina 60
The attention ., Frsiss, seirr-r. .. osu-d 20 Tn
tween ,Ss sors aud ssSts. ~s sssss , ...,. =
s.rk. SIR sisst, ava procure sa. Of l.Alas W
.WfLIiGS SE.vy. General rrs,sA, and r,sl.
}. {. sTANToS. 'isprrS' sUp-rus~assui. olsrs.
RALrIncRsA AND OHIO RAILRoAD
r.,,.,.,,,... S y sSS, oss-uSer s.isn
E5S sf fSd hk sSSrts .Ss ;;SSs.Ms& X
"'' ne ''' F FL r ss ,IIlrfsi nv
20 .a:' isss as 500 40 40 - go 80 "a
ron ALL Way STATIONS
Icy dNil, except surdSv, a. sss. eis s.s
10 30 4. M az and 7:ss .. N.
.e,t: els SGd 10 so a. n, asI iass. s,ss
snd 10 .. N, SOC 3. m. stop JessuPs Ths
a;se .. N. stops ~ sunarc'is lssetion ana Rsiss
The I:ts .. on sunday s,ops - durips sss
veai
FOk ANNAPOLIS
Leave a. o. =. m and <:l0p m. setrsIu Q, q
froe Asnspo'ie 90 SUNDAY.
sN SUNDAY
FOk BALTiMoRE
Leave at 500 =. and , 90, s Z o and a. m
FOR WAY STA1laNs
leave At 200 a. snd 90 aud 4hpm
FOR ALL PARTS oF THE WEST
Leave DAILY except Saturday and Suaday, a. az
~ m. aud 3 90 aua as m.
On saturday Al 6,4s aud y as pm.
On Sunday ~ 90 and y .AS D m only, oann-cs-
mR ~ LeiaA siStlsn with trans from BGtiners q
" heellne, Parker sbu-s, Pittsburs, &C.
rEs s,rss. nrS, snt Po,n,s est~ecD Relay Hoo.
Relay hoase with sr-Sshurs ara winchester socosp-
mediation train.
Tbreags tickets Go the Wen can b. hsd =. O.
day.
tor New York, phfsdelpsis aud Boston see q.
vertisement % Through Line"
J. l.. WILSON
- -. 81 aster Of Trans pcrtsfioz
Il. M COLE, GenerA Ticket Aren't
GEO- :. koONTz. G-nr AT, Ns-hingtnn. M
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AUCTION SALES.
10y LATIMER q CLEART, Auetionesrs.
~ star Uffics Buildings,
81 pthwest corner PcnIsy ania and 18th 3sreet

RY LATIMER q CLEART, Auctionesrs.
~ star Ufics Buildings,
Southwest Pcnrsyiy auia and 18th 3sreet
GRrEN REP WALNUT pARLoR SUIT. H.IR
CLOTH PARLOk IuRNIrIRE, MARBL Z
TABLES WALNUT AND PAINTED Oh AMBtK
LubNIluBL. BEDSTEAD-, REAus,
Ses TAf Tk As ssr MdIp RSss
GLoN - MATTkASsEs, PILLOWS AND
MOL ELS, BkusSELs AM THREE Ply
LApfss skAfEs s co 59I St EsH HEa ring
siOfES. &c, At AUCTION
q On SATURDAY MORNING, December
W oOth, 1871. c cling az 10 clock. IN fr mt
our s1son n, s shall ss an 'ne
dss-n LATInER & CLEARY, Au.ts.
by WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New M.Tblr Building,
Nos. 800 and s02 Peansy lvanis avenue.
LARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE or HOUSE
HOLD ECHNITURE. ROSE WOOD PIANO,
BLK WALNUT MARHLE TOE CHAmbes
SUITS WALNUT PARL0R SUITS IN REPS,
TIA EY and nAIR CLIO II, WALNUT and GA K
aud QIHER TABLE, MALNrr. MAReLE.
STANDS. LOUNGES, SOFAS, CHAIRS, III At
RACKS, PAINTEn Oh AMBER SUITS, HAIR
PIECES OIL-CLOTH, TEN BA kRELs fIs y
nRoOM., TiFTEEN CASES PnRf WISE AMI
BRANDY. ~ COND-HAND BRUssELLS and
THEE -ECOND II ND BOOK CASES, with
On FRIDAY MORNING, the 2sth INST
#7at 10 O'Clock. the fiist n 'or of auction
sis ments, 10 which we invite buyers.
DIS VIM. L. WALL 20. Aucts.
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HULL. On the 9Th instant, Mr.. MARY HULL,
v dow % the late John Hull, aged s. years.
Fer fu eTSl Will take place from her late resi-
ceuce, No. lll9 New Jersey ayeuus, between l.
and NJ, on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock. All friends
are respectfully Invited 20 at end. "a
LANGLEY. On Wednesday m lTnn9. December
eth AT "a oclOck at the residence OF his IA her,
Mr.. GEO =. LANGLEY, aged - years, months,
and - days I
The friends and relatives respectfully invited
90 attend hi. funeral FTiay p.cernh-r - H. ~
cloCk. from his Late residence, No. 1906 llth 81.
southeast
MARTENET. On the 18th Of December, very
suddenly q scarlet fever. SALbIE p. youngest
daughter OF George W aud Maria A. Msrtenet, - ged
4 years q mouths-
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fhs Iany thous..1s arsi q this sstssiiss..-s
Iossa.t s.rgs., opsEstsees prrferssd b. u. &c.
80; y1s.s.ss q sss zr.ssrys g - 9. - -
0en1lsnaa q ekarscesr "a respossiS6ify, = =
sEfS bisE1sS sfESSziy ouxzp. osasas
B.ss::s:As.gSifs13 ~ - =. =. ::
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nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS, CE TAIN
II CURB Tor Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
sicns. caused BY indi.cretioa, GOnorrhes, elect,
scrofuls, skin Disease, Syphilis, In all its force.
speedily cured.
BdLsam Copacta dsd Mereuy diseGrded
Sold In Washington BY WM. b. ENTWISLR
Druggist corner Pennsylvania ave. and 18th. street.
Price IS per box. sent by mail iyS-ly
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UNHROUGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND kKW HOkR
wAsHINsTOs, june Z. ls7s-nooa.
rrsips between WASH
Is9Tos.a INV YORK ~
FOR NEW NORk, s,,ftosr ohasss a. oa-s
Leave daily teNeert Sunday 90 500 Q. N, ls.ee
aud 800 .. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday st 500 o m, l9:a
and sac D. m
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York nj y 90 .. m, and hils0~&
phis at sac ,. M.
Sleeping cars fOT New fors on 3 D. m train only
Through tlckets 20 Philsdalph.A, New Horh -
Boston can be had NJ the statiOn Oce ct AL hous1
~ the day.
Fer Baltimore and Ohio Raiirosd sdvertisec.sus
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, A.
papOlis and the West J l. WILSON,
Master Of Trans portaftoa.
l.. h. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. 4. EooNTZ Aren. WsshIDc-o, ia
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-LEASE, STOCK sad FEATURES
! Of Restaurant on Capitol Hill, in good loca-
ton, no. doing go;d s GIas CD r,,s9rs given
Louisiana avesue and oh street de-. a.
LHOR SALE CHEAP-The STOCK and FIX
TUREs Of Grocery and Provision Store N.
1e2o 18th street, near sfste Department, now doing
= sood bus bus ps... A hrst rate chance for youns
WAGNER, No 1904 street north, be wseu 18th
and H'h streets west. dz At
EOR sALE-"BELLE MOsaAN," a beautiful
u dark bay stallion, 10 yea . old, full rs. ~
by any bor.e in the District. H can trot h's w
in SO; 10 kind Of disposition and gentle in any har
Fer further particulars csll AZ the store ~
CIR RUPERT.
deCH-I 9Th street, between and &.
For ssLE-a rev two wheel SPRING TRUCK.
>, 81 {, COOK CO. Stables, Al 2i3; and
FOR SALE
He LARGEST AND BEST ASSoRTHENT
o. me- Geld ard Silver WATCHES, solid Gold n
CHAiNS, plAnoNDs, and sver5 variety # f2sa
g. rhan and other manufactures; the brst Silver
Plated nick - silN all kinds of American
Md imported Clocks; Music Boxes ofthe finest man
ufaei uTe; Breech Loading and ether Suns in great
variety; Reviewers, Cutlery. and thu grea est seec
tton of Fancy Goods In the city, is offered by 3
GuLlSTElN & co st their new store. q 3 Penn
syIvania avenue nv isr the Metroo ,lisn H,r-l and
q; their old stand. 209 ~ street Every a-ti lie
tuliy waTrantei md At prices comparing fsvorably
any Other city. ONE PRICE OSLY nozs
FOR sALE-HDKsE. BUG.!Y and HABNsSs:
y e % on~lDesS rig. Can b" s-sn AN
NV AXIS Sssbies, q street, bet ~eei. sth IN
anu TN S5S. aa5-u GA
t'OksALE. CHEAP-A fine SIT % SURVEYING
}. Il. SoUIERs, Mo ~ broker,
Ot<n-u 1f01 n street.
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The WHOLESALE Dry GOODS TRADE-ThP
market has been fiat throughout the week in all
descriptions Of goods There was some call for
small assCrtmenJs early in the week TO replenish
stocks Tor the holiday aiStri button, but the yyre
gate OF the sales made in this way il not i'm
IOrtant Aside from this there has been no
demand Manufacturers of wooden goods are
not in SO favorable a condition for q prosperous
spring Jason a. are the owners Of cotton mills.
but u l. hoped that with the opening of a brisk
spring trade Prices may be forced up to a point
likely To pay fair profit The wOsl market
continues very stiff, and i'm view OF the light
stock, relief is not likely to come until the next
clip II marketed There has been very htIle
trade doing in imported fabrics this week the
wants Of consumers having been chiefly within
the ability OF retailers Ia supply. The auction
season hes not been more than an average one
in any class OF goods, and the saes of some line
have been of not more than twO-thrds the value
imported goods has not opened D. yet. wO0lens
are selling MODERATELY. \. DAILY BaHetia.
ESNO one ever sees lady in the streets
nowadays with a clean, fresh looking dress, the
deteStabie habit Of wearing the dress SD long a.
10 sweep the hlthy streets making them look
slOvenly and dirty in the extreme.
1A few days ago Miss Holt, aged sixteen
wears. a resident OF Little Rock, Arkanss while
returning to her home through piece OF woods
was set uIOn by some nends and ravishe,i and
afterwards murdered. No clue has vet been
obtained TO The perpetrators.
%COmpulsOry education is the order i'm Iii
rOis- The youthful aspirant for knOwledge il
encouraged with such cheerful inscriptions a.
Behave OF get your neck broke" LEARN or
die," written in large characters over the door
of the schOOlrOom-
pvThe assertion that man, however obiec-
tiOBable. can ALWAYS find some woman to marry
him was illustrated last week in Salisbury, Conn.
woman was united TO man in that town
tfOm Whcm former wife had but a week pre-
yiously procured a divorce on the ground OF
brutal treatment
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WE repdblish from the, Louisville Com

WE repdblish from the, Louisville Com
neercial of the 18th, an account of a re-
markable episode connected with jefferson
Davis. Though published three days ago,
it has never been 1authoritatiyely contra
dieted, but, on the contrary, the Memphis
'4rdya1che and other papers which we
have received to the 18th maintain asus-
picious silence on the subjectJEIf false, we
suppose it is safe to say it would have been
eontSdieted promptly by telegraph and
otherwise. It has been republished in the
Cincinnati papers, and having thus far
been uneontradicted, we suspect the ex-
Presidents case is a bad one. The article
we give as we find it, and it speaks for
itself
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sS VILE, TENN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. 1914.


have INDUCED in that excellent beverage.
1t was said, however, to be. fine. But the
fish We're actually delicious. We had, ia
the meantime other delicacies, such as
pure hone, sardines, cheese crackers, cold
chicken, ham pickles, &c. Indeed, there
was the greatest abundance. Allwere well
TILED and all delighted with the fish Try,
in the mountains. so ses caaA
Our lawyer broke his stirrup-leather and
was compelled to go with one leg dangling
loose by the side of his horse. One lady
was forced to spring suddenly from, her
horse on accoHnt of the saddle girth break
ing. Another was thrown "head-lOngp
by a similar accident, but received no in
jury. One lady, having rattle snake on the
brain, was terribly frightened by mullen
stock striking her person. A fine young
horse had a monstrous cash cut upon his
ankle, causing the blood to fowin q lstream
for hours and which came well nigh TAX
ing his life. Your correspondent was the
acting surgeon on the occasion. e,1
-ALONZO DANTE. II
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A MIXED JURY In LOUISIANA
,9Bfaii Service Between England and
Venezuela,
TIE RACES AT SARATOGA SPRINGS,
HOME NEWS.
MURDER IN NEW ORLEANS.

ale ecu. Bnford OfKentackey Bets High,
New YORK, July1S.-It is reported that the
rssf Yacht Issue, upset in a storm Sunday, Commo-
dore Sherman alone was saved Of eight mem
bers of the Oceanic Yacht Club aboard.
SARATOGA, July 18.-Dispatches say Mr..
y Hooper will start Longfellow for a four mile
dash on the last day of August meaning to beat
possible, Lexingtons time. .-s--- .--- %,
Gen. Buford says he will bet twenty thous-
and dollars his four year old bay colt
ars Enquire, by bennington, dam Ida, by
Lexington, can beat his half brother Longf9l-
low at that distance. Should these two horses
come together in the dash of four miles, with
Kingfsher and other fast ones doing the push
"a ing, there win be one of tho finest races ever
run in this country. ~ro 30 gn.i-'9 -ha =,
Private dispatches say the steamer Oceanic
passed Fostrcs at II A. NJ, Monday, and was at
Queenstown a few hours later Ell
, .- NEW ORLEANS, July 18-Albert Myers was
shot in the head this morning by Michael F.
Rogers. The cause is reported to be jealousy.
The murderer has been imprisoned.
Fracis Monteith, who was clerking in Chap
81, pins store, rSt.sJames Parish, was murdered on
May the 10th The body was thrown in the
river and the store robbed and burned by four
negroes. The. jury composed of {, white and 6
eolored, to-day found them guilty of arson,
q burglary and murder, with penalty of death.
CHICAGO, July 18-Governor Palmer, of II
linois, will assist the Sheriff with the whole
power Of the State, in arresting the persons
ESQ who iynehed Mera, who whipped his child to
- death 'F si'' H'- % '. Is -rgJ t9
NEW YORK, JHIy ia Groceries Board of
of Trade organized, W. A.. Booth, President,
Charles Z. Hill, George w. Done, Benz. B.
!. Sherman and Thomas G. Arnold, Vice Presis
Iss dents The reported drowning of several of the
Ocianic Yacht Club were false. Allwere picked
rz up by passing schooner The Yacht was
picked up at sea and towed ashore.
A mad bull on 9Th Avenue, injured two
women seriously and child fatally. "a
A board of officers consisting of Coils. Macy,
King ara Hunt, and Majors Dodge and
Alexander, met under special instructions from
the Secretary of War to prepare general regula-
tons forthe army. The Board of Health OF
Brooklyn have adopted stringent regulations
a'19 quarantine. The smallpox patients are kept
in their own houses.
SARATOGA, July 18.-Abdel Koren won the
afst race; time E1:57f. oKingfsher walked the
second and Nellie walked the third, faq,t r,-
CIHCINNATI, July 1S.-Two men were seri-
ousy injured by the explosion of a soda fount-
ain. One had both thighs broken.
A coal oil can with which man was lighting
ing fire, exploded, killing one and terribly
burning another of his daughters q III %
-sar1 The people of Greenville, Ohio are about
hanging negro for rape, rized sd 10 sTss-ssat
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FOREIGN.
RIOT AT VIENNA.
+ Import Duty ON Cotton Continued in

Import, Duty ON Cotton Continued in
LONDON, July 16-A Telegram from Hong
Kong to Lloyd announce that Repon visited
Hisga, Japan. Seven steamers went ashore or
sunk. The place is inundated. eI r-I
The dispatches report riot between the So
cables and the Miliora Mountains at Vienna.
Many people were injured The police were
powerless,.' The military. suppressed the Emute
magazine.
The Greekwon steamer Ennomia explod ed in
Slcilean, Archipelago. The crew, forty IN
number, were nearly. all killed. The balance
hurt and the vessel destroyed
VERSAILLES July 1S-The minister of
g Finance announced to the assembly that he de-
sired the continuance oftwenty per cent i'm
port duty on cotton.
The Car made Grown Prince of Sa1onryy ny hon
orory field marshal. s-'#ai7Ea lar7''is4
LONDON, July 1S--The German LLOYD
Steamship Company have contracted to carry
the monthly mail between England and Vene-
zuela -ls u 'a5'f3F .l5ar..r.s ~ sHfsss
Yellow fever has ceased to be an epidemic At
1uenos Ayres .,ba5ill zysv -7ssv
90 = aHYA9 e q
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.llDEAnhHEAn PASS

81 -H.r
The conductors, on their return to. Mem
phis, reported Mr.. Davis incomprehensi-
BILE conduct to the Assistant 'Superintend-
ent of the road, Mr.. Ryan, who was high
ly indignant, and reported the matter to
the Superintendent, Mr.. Anderson
Here we rest. What the road will do or
have done remains secret9siHl 'stssia I
Perhaps the free pass of the distinguish
I5ed insurance agent wilDbe annulletf.EJPe Per-
haps-but we won't speculate. ST
+ Recalling the fact, that at the downfall of
the confederacy Mr. valiantly surren-
dered in the guise of the venerable aunt of
his wife, clothed in petticoats, hoopskirt
and shawl, we are not surprised that this
amiable weakness Of his character should
again become prominent in ithenpiping
times of peace. Chivalry and hoopslirts
are inseparable in the mind Of the great
man who occupies prominent position in
the politics ofhis country and the insur-
ance companies of the South. 6
Viewing the cOnduetE of the venerable
jefferson in q charitable Iight,'we can place
|, this construction on Suspicious con duct:
J.. Feeling that the lady under his charge
might be lonely during the night, the ehiv-
airy of his grand nature prompted him to
repose near her, in order that her slumbers
might not be disturbed! s-- 5 ri
Or, wrapped up in the mighty and grave
responsibilities Of his insurance business,
he might have deemed it his daty as Presi-
dent of the Southern Life Insurance CONF
pany, to devote his personal attention to
the safety Of the "lady under his charge ~
that in case of accident his insura4c e com
pany might not suffer. ri ~ 5dt e-ii1'e
I These are our charitable eonjeetures, but
others put cOarser and more criminal con-
struetien on the conduct Of the revered eX-
President. g..,s I'm. .gr
Possibly the husband of the lady, who
was so kindly protected by the distinguish
ed etcetera will view it in this light
If so, the obituary of Jefferson Davis
may be a literary production atSno distant
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WASHINGTON
SENTENCED FOR BLAC Cax
AnotherTerribIa storm.

Ia WAsHfSGfoS, July 1s.LReuben J. Dolph
e has been sentenced for five years for Black
= mailing the Buffalo physicians ''E,tA"
There was heavy storm along the the Louis
'7uVille and Nashville Railroad The freight train
,- was blown from switch across the main track
p thereby throwing the passenger train of. No
r. lives were lost ,-frs-,tT sI.sT brs s..5.eEr.
.,9la 'WAsHINGToS, July IS.--P. O. Clarke has
been appointed Assessor for the Second District
of Alabama.
. THE acton of Secretary Boutwell, in referring
o. back the appeal of the railroad tax matter to
Pleasanton was q mere matter of routine and
had no significance in the emtroglio between
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