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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-07
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.

In the House to day the following bills
were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Paine-An act to amend section
22S9 of the code.
By MIR. Psdgett-An act to repeal an act
to secure TO the laborer just reward.
BY Mr.. Shepherd-An set to repeal an
act TO make the rules of evidence uniform
also, an act (passed February, ls70,) to
repeal an act 70 make evidence uniform
By Mr.. Lumpkin-An act to amend an
act 90 authorize chsncery courts to grant
letters of Incorporation, relative 10 turn
pike companies.
BY Mr. Snipes-An act to cede the West
Tennessee division fair grounds 10 the
trustees Of the West Tennessee sgricul; u
raj and mechanical association.
b. Mr.. Samsell-An act-to provide for
the working and repairing OF the public
roads.
By Mr.. Cross-An act to amend section
424 Of the code. ..s .laF4
By Mr.. Mc9hse-An act to establish
two additional circuits. .r
By Mr.. Wslters-An act to protect and
| encourage manufacturers. 49,
By Mr.. Foster-An act to repeal Sec
tions one, two, three and four of an act to
suppress the hunting of deer and fish In
Bsnton and Humphfies counties.
By Mr.. Leach-An act to amend an sct
ohslSAON an 50 ~ PAoScAfo P0oO0 oAN
prevent homicids."
BY Mr.. AcGhee-An act to change the
coul;y lines between Campbell and Union
counties.
Mr.. walter presented q petition pray
ing for the erection of new county out
of the counties of Perry, Decatur,
Humphries, and Hickman.
Several bills passed q second residing,
and were referred to standing committees.
A bill to amend the exemption laws
was rejected.
An invitation to attend the fair at Men,
phis on the 18th instant was accepted, and
the thanks of the House rendered.
The resolutions in respect to the mem
ory of General Clsnton were concurred In.
The Senate resolution TO provide for q
committee TO investigate the charges pre-
ferred against Messrs. Jones, Purvis d Co.
was concurred In.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Invitations were accepted to attend
fairs in Giles and Robertson counties.
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Allison-An act to protect far
mers and others from mischievous stock.
By Mr.. McCsll-An act to amend the
laws relative 70 taking depositions. a.
The Senate resolution to postpone sale
of the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston railroad was taken up and dis
cussed till hSlf-psst four O'Clock, when
the house adjourned.
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THE APPEAL FOB TO zOKnOW.

Owing to the heavy pressure upon
our columns on Sunday mornings, the
sAPPEAL will appear tomorrow In a
greatly enlarged form, the same size
: of the weekly edition. This enlarge
ment will entail upon Us heavy
additional expense; but we pro-
spose to continue it so long as the
occasion requires, as we are deter
mined while giving ample room to
our advertisers, to make space for an
unusual amount of interesting miscel-
lsny. We prefer an enlarged edition
TO supplement, and such is, no doubt,
the preference of the reader, as sn en-
larged sheet is less cumbersome than a
supplement. The APPEAL for to-
morrow will be more interesting
than usual, and we will issue a
large number in excess OF our regular
edition. Persons desirous of sending
abroad the APPEAL, for the purpose
OF showing that Memphis boasts Of
one Of the largest newspapers pub
lished in the United States, and the
general prosperity Of our city, as indi-
Gated by its advertising patronage,
can obtain the APPEAL in wrappers,
ready fer mailing, by calling at the
counting-rOom.
Advertisers will consult their own
interest, as well as our convenience,
by handing in their favors to-day at
as early an hour as possible.
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MARRIED.

WILSON-ALFoRD-In Alexandria, Ken
tncky. on the lst instant, by Rev. III. Bssele,
-! 81, JoHN I. WILSON, OF this city, and Miss
lucky. -
fhe aoeve announcement sounds like ro-
nance, for ii is q rare thing in actual life for
an engagement TO last nine years before the
marriage is contaminated. AS young play
mates they met and loved, and now in the
spring time OF lie they unite their fortunes.
May they be as happy and successful as their
ndelity 70 each other deserves. L.
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THE HELECIsLAruRE.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, October 6.-Mr. Merritt
presented the report of the Judiciary
committee, recommending the rejection
of the bill to supply county officers with
books and stationery; also, finding that
it is not incumbent on members OF the
Senate to take the snti-duelling oath;
also recommending the passage Of the
bill to provide for filing vacancies in the
Legislature. Report oOncurred in.
The following bills were introduced and
passed their first reading:
BY Mr.. Dubose: To amend sections Is,
IA and l5 OF an act to Incorporate the Chat
tanoogs and GAylssburg turnpike COM
pRny, and for other purposes, and section
OF an act to charter the railroad from
Wales station to the Tennessee river, and
for other purposes.
By Mr.. Windle: To change the crinsi-
nal law 80 as to make the crime of rape
capital offense.
BY Mr.. Haley: To repeal section PASS
of the code relating to divorce.
By Mr.. Merritt: To amend sections
1856 and 3174 OF the code allowing parties
10 appeal and take an appeal in the mater
of writ of error, to the supreme court
1cOm Judgments ana Q6cr06s OF the circuit
and chanceTy courts, and to repesl an sct
to amend section S005 of the code, passed
January III, 1859.
By Speaker Vaughn: To repeal the
act TO make competent witnesses in their
own cases;
By Mr.. Dubose: To fix the salary of the
attorney st $4,000.
Speaker Vaughn presented a petition
from the president and receiver of the
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and Charles
ton railroad, praying for a suspension of
the sale of the road, and submitted reso-
luton embodying petition to the Sem
ate. After some discussion the motion to
lay the petition on the table was rejected,
snd the resolution adopted. Ayes IA,
noes 8.
M. Greene offered resolution in re-
spect to the memory of Mr.. Rice, de-
ceased, senator for the twentieth district,
accompanying it with few feeling re-
msrks.
The Senate adjourned till tomorrow in
honor of the deceased senator.
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
Rules Adopted BY the Commissioners In
RefersHce to the South.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-rThe south
ern claims commission will not consent
st this time to allow their special commits
siOners in the South to receive testimony
in support of any claim exceeding three
thousand dollars in amount; but claim
ants who have slresdy filed claims ex-
oeeding that sum, may, by reducing the
amount, bring their cases within the Iu-
risdiciion OF their resident commission
era. No further applications for the hear
ing Of testimony can be made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-07
ESTABLISHED 1910.

old board has been such SIS to entitle them
20 the Endorsement of the stockholders;
and to have substituted q new regime, no
matter how competent and honest, would
have been unfortunate at this time.
There are most important interests of the
road now In course of arrangement, look
ing to southern connections and extern
sions, which have been set on foot by the
Board, and with which they are familiar,
which might have been ieopsrdized by a
change st this time.
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MORE OF The MoRMoNs
Address to the Grand Jury by Judge No
kean.

SALT LAKK CRY, October 6.-Judge
Mexican has sdtourned the grand jury till
November 18Th. In doing so, His Honor
made the following remarks:
"GeadeMsa Of the grand Jury You have
presented 10 the court some very impor-
tant indictments, most OF which sre not
vet made known to the public. You
ara 81. business men, and most of
you are largely engaged In business en-
terprises. You have rightly comprehended
your duties. The man Is an idiot who
does not know that business interest, of
all human interests, largely depends upon
the enforcement OF the laws; and the man
is knEve who knows this and yet op-
poses the enforcement Of the laws. The
time is near ct hand when even idiots viii
perceive and knaves confess that you,
gentlemen, are among the best prompters
Of the highest interest of this territory
snd Of society; your names and what
Won have done viii be mentioned with
gratitude by the good and wise in years
to come. You ask permanent adjourn
ment for a time TO come. You shall have
u, The court must remain In session for
some weeks yet, bat you may adjourn "a
Monday, the 18th of November next
come back at that time, gentlemen, and
there viii be more work for you to do
You have the thanks Of the court for whsi
YOU have slresdy DONE"
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DIED.

HUDN ALL~-On the 9Th inst, of deptheria,
KATIE BELL, youngest child OF N. =. and q.
r. d hudnalli aged 10 months and days.
The friends and acQusintances of the fam
lily are respectfully invited TO attend her
funeral frosn their residence, clay street,
near DesotO. this esATURDAY1 afternoon, at
~ O'Clock.
Richwond IVA and Baltimore CMdl papers
please copy. uIl..1i. L- ~ aaI et-
MANSFoRD-On Friday, the 9th instant,
MILLIAn EDWARD, son of Felicia Il. and
Gays. ''--1-TE n n
The funeral takes place tAis SATURDAY
morning, at 10 O'Clock, from No. ssl Main
street. -.i .'
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Nap-Rssldsnt NotIcs.

No. s7S R. DIN the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee,-Alex. Strauss
i ct Ell ". 8 schuster, Mrs. Henrietta BOW
ers ct al. 4. tssls.rll
TT appearing from afiidayit nled In this
II oaase that the defsnoant, Ers. HenIiests
Bowers, 10 . non-residsnt OF the State of Ten
ueaseet 1 sif L-4a iesls fro4S
! It is thsrefore ordeFed, BY the Clerk
and Master, That she make her appeRr.
ance herein at the oourt-house on the
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the Arst Monday In November, ls7l
and plead. answer or demur 70 com mplain'
antsf bill, or the same will be taken for con
fsssed as to her and set for hearing exparte
and that . copy of this order be p0blishee
once q week for four successive weeks II
the Memphis APPzAL. This octebsr esh, ls5l
A copy-etfest:. fe 10
- n. d. L STKWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. Rzx1HkR, Depnty Q. and n. u ~
l. and 4. Lehnan, scls. for CON. aoca
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MoCARvER-The friends and aequaint
ances Of Archie AcCarver are invited to at
tend the funeral of his wife, MARY Ao0AR-
YER, this 5ATURDAY) morning at 10 O'Clock,
from the residence. corner of Breedlove ave-
nue. and new Raleigh road. Carriages at the
residence. 90 ~J 81
RoBERT5The friends and acquaintance
of Daniel d. and g. Roberts are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral OF their da1gh'
ter ALLIE from their residence. on corner
Gfeenlaw and FIFTH streets. Chelsea, this
SATURDAY. morning, at 10 O'Clock. Ser
vices by the Rev. Dr.. fiehenor. Hacks at J.
II. Flaherty's Second street.
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VALUABLE CASH PREMIUMS:

so1 premiums 1AhOuut1nB to...-.s..-... iU,Ut
The Board OF Directors, IN commeDdine
this scheme to the public, promise that II
shall be carried out in good faith They VIII
appoint committee o! award, whose high
character Will De Knf1cient guarantee that
perfect fairness Will control the distr1butson.
The price of these YeciaI tickets has been
1xed 1t the low sum CT TWO DOLLARS, IN
order that they may be within the reacN OF
every one.
1t is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair will be SO successful, financially,
az to enable the Society 10 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree of excellence as TO render them q
source Of pride to every citizen of Memphis,
shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board of Directors have selected Mr..
y. Il. BATES TO supervise this special AZ
rangeme nt, and tickets can be lad on appli-
cation 10 him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any OF MIA
sub agents.
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON, TRoUsDALE. Secretary,
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

Is called TO the above announcement OF the
President and Bo trd OF Directors There Is
| not the least Goubt but what ALI the tickets
Will be sod. The very low price at which
! Lhey are plsced-two dollars will enable
all to contribute their mite toward
beautlfytng the grounds OF ths Association,
and making other improvements. This Is no
private enterprise, but Is gotten up BY the
Soard OF Dtrectors-whOse nigh standing as
pubiic-spirlIed and energetic citizens cannot
be questiOned-fOr the sole purpose of Dene-
ntting the public, by adding TO bhe beauty OF
their lair grounds.
The tickets entItle the holders to admission
TO ths Fair on tnst day, IT those holding
them choose to attend, and a chance In four
hundred ana eighty-one cash premiums,
ranging from SlOOO down.
Tue number OF tickets is limited to 10000,
and under no circumstances viii more than
that number be solo.
All prizes viii be paid in CASH.
Your attention Is called to the names OF the
following gentlemen, VINO compose the
boArd:
Hon. JACOB rHoMPsoN. President.
kEoCH EEsLkY, First Vice-President.
Eli kAYNER Second Weep President.
r. u. GOODWIN, Third Vice president
J. H. EDAONDsOE Fourth Vice-President.
JOHN BRowN, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN L. STRATToN, Treasurer.
LEON. TROUsDALE, Secretary.
l.. ANDERSON, A. B HAYNES,
JOSEPH BRUCE, NAPOLEON HILL,
4. J. AVS, No. NJ PEEk1ss.' p '
sfss, In Memphis and elsewhere, or on appIt-
cation 10 me, by letter with stamp enclosed
Tor re urn of tickets, or in person, &C the
Memphis and Charleston ASailroad Depot
Memphis, Tenn. W. d. BATES,
sell Agent for Sale Of Tickets.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
MANSFORD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Joe LOGKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
J. C. EYRICH'S NEWS DEPOT,
GEORGE eEs6MAN'S CIGAR STAND.
LEUBRiE'S CIGAR STAND,
v. g. BYRD'S JEWELRY STORE,
sARNUa's IEWELRY STORE,
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON TICKET OFFICE
CHRIS: SIEIsKURL'S CAPITAL SALOON
W. H. BATES,
Agent for the sale of Tickets
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NaUcOmb's majority over baxter, 6oso
The polls were closed at 6:l5 s.m., and
"a the iudges and clerks had been hard al
work al day, without an oppor unity TO
.Sast thsir dinpers, the official announce
1nent WI as postponed until 10 m. to-day.
and the meeting Of stockholders, which
nd rssssembie1, adjourned until thst
ho1S. ,,,, ,.
In inIgment q serious misfortune
~ esIIa, ,,os o-lY upon the road and the
eoonties through " Sich it passes, and the
citv of Louisville. whice has 80 large an
interest iu its iust sna upright E,snsge-
meut. but upon the whole State OF keis-
ifucky. In our Judgment the result oil
Yesterday is a triumph for huge IMAM
clsl snd railway com binatiOn, dangerous
70 every one of US. We have exposed its
purposes IN no partisan interest and from
no sense that does not derive its source
from the we'll being OF the public We
s1hersfore have no regret that should not
be universal, and are by no means disap-
pointed except in that regard for the pub
he welfare which it Is our duly constantly J
90 keep in mind and never betray.
OPINION OF THE LEDGER.
The election for directors of the Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad, which took
Dlacs Yesterday alter 8 heIce contest, II
mot without its lessons. We do not cart
20 review the controversy. II has been
,active. not TO say bitter. AS is usual II
,MDch cases. 20 doubt much has been said
m both sidks--in the heat OF the contest
which had been better len unssid. Thl
sdecision of the stock holders we have N
question is wise. The management Of tn
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Harvey, whose slice of the New
York courthouse pie was very sabstsn-
.tisl one, last spring made bis foreman 9
deed of gift of his estsblishment-stock,
plant and goodwill. The foreman, how
ever, disciaims any knowledge of the
cause OF this aabopndsd gensrOsity. 81 j
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$4,000 !!
Third Annual Fsira Of the Memphis
Agricultural and; Mechan-
icaI Society.

MYTH the view OF inoreasing the interest
w In the coming Fsn Fair. the Beard OF
Cash Preno1una
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A. C. TreadWelI & Bros.
WHOLESALE 6ROcERS
AND
COTTON FACTORS,
No. q UNION STREET,
sTOHEWALL BLOCK, MEMPHIS TENN.

ETAVE ONE. OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
ll II has ever been Lhsir pleasure TO oner,
both 20 the city ana country trade, consisting
in psrt, viz:
1900 bags COmee Io0O kegs EaflsJ
foO issls. Sugar SOC eoar- SEEAre
aOoO bdls, IrOn-ttes-ali DalternsS
aOOO pieces BaEgtngs to - Po0Ha1g
1900 6hEa. Ffonr-aAl grades
IOOo bbin. salt 30o Abls- " h1sHy
400 Dkgs. Eebaeeos 400 eases Aar4fneSB
Ras-oa. M ens Pork, Hams, Lard
1900 erel MOiasses, Neal and VaFfeus
ether articles tn their NE 80 AaHaeFs
ous - naenatons
Tba sttantion Of wholesale dealers Is spe-
,te11V Invited 70 their large ok, which nss
been gotten up with grest care, and = onsred
- .,rfees thai must psove satislaetory 70 buy
ers, r-s-,a-t A. ,,,5s- A..
,,arss Of A q, TREADW ELL, VINO gives mis-
oerson atIentlon 70 me sale OF lotion; an
hevin1 had Is ears experiences In the bust
,sss- feeI~ com peIent 70 90 justice ~ snippers
IN "a sale or Ihe staple. They would farther
,esnrn fhan Rs Tor the very nDeral Patronage
herstorore extended 70 lhem, and respeet-
fnIly solicit : cou1inuancs Of ths sama
sa0 aAW
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE ROAD.

Exciting Election for New Directors and
Omeers-The Result n TriuuPh for
the old Board.
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tuesday. GcInRER y. 1871

AS the day for distribution, when il is ex-
pected Will be assembled the largest number
of persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, win entitle toe holder to ad-
mission to the Grounds, and participation In
the chances OF the following Inst of
u Il II u u
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OFFIUERS:
II. d. CONkELL, President.
b BINGHAM, Vice Prestdenfi
Up PRECSOTT, Secretary.
W.S. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY members OF the Order In good stand
I ing admitted. IL lees are small. Ad'
mission fee, IS, in advance. Annual fee. 81
IN advance, and 81 upon the death Of eacE
mem Der within thirty days after being mott
nedl, when his family, or any person oeslg
mated by him, viii be entitled 20 the aggre
gate OF 81 from every member Of the Ae1o-
cfatton. All Odd Fellows In Tenneasees Mis-
sfaaf ppt and Al kansas, are eligible % meEn'
hArshfD. This Is STRICTLY an Odd Fellows In
cfitufion, 70 beneft the families Of tta Dc
naassd members, anAs oAN
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Indiana has q new chairman for the
Republican executive COMMITTEES,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

We offer to the American public new and valua-
BILE remedy for the above mentioned diseases. Fow-
lers Compound Extract is composed Of the best med-
cines known to Materia Medica. It is perfectly pure
in all its ingredients, being composed Of several we'll
known articles universally used by the best hyseian
each of which in combination supplies what expef
encc has shown to be wanting when sngly employed;
but the result Of patient Investigation requiring time.
labor and skill, so to give the public genuine ar
tice, which they can rely upon. and in place Of the
WORTHLESS and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country and therefore enables US to warrant Forers
Compound Extract to be the most perfect curative for
diseases of the blood ever discovered. ri Il, fg,~
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..GonNERcnI.
Wholesale MARKET REPORy
:. CoRREoIED DAILY BY -
- WILLIAM II. WILSON, -
Produce and Commission Merchant, =
1fcGhee Block, Knorelle, Tenn. :


KKoxvILBE, TWIN. June %. 1871.
Owing TO TIE scarcity Of grain in this section Of coun-
try. the prices have advanced sshsde The failure in
the wheat crop probably has somethiRg TO de towards
raising the prices Of grain. 3 ~ rS<s
WHEAT-In moderate demand ct s1.45 for prime
white; red, 1.35 per bush |. -
sCoRN-sacked. in depot tx cents. 49, e'4 :. "a
0ATs-5ec sacked in depot. 49, = ~ 3 Sf@ So, -
RTg.-none in mareet. fist@1 = ,h',l ~ 8 = q,
S3i'TS - LIE i pRoptoR.l esI sraseDia 1BU
FLoUR-Extrs $50; Family 81. 50as.O ~.
BAcOE-Lower. Hoo round 91zal0c.; hams, l215a1S:
shoulders s@l0c Retais about 2e. higher. p ~ sif
lAED-ln cans l2lz; in frkins l2c. =. 49, :,
FEATHEas-Prime &C.,; prime mixed 50@55c. -
BUffER--Low and dull; 1aslz@15c. 49,. -
Eoes-In good demand for shipment at 1oa12lzc
lEIsa PofaToEs-Well assorted shipping varieties
7a@$l.ooc. bushel, from wagons riia
ClevKR SzED-<9.00 per bushel. stssH y h.'tifi1
BEEF cATrLE-514@5c. gross. as to quality and con-
diticr. Ilre ! EnsH TJ4F
HoGs-Butchers pay 6a61zc. gross for city ue.s
~
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AsITasc Fiaee IforTFamiIy supplies.

Bearden's store, on Market Place, is an es-
tabihhed Institution. Parties wili find there
everything needed for the larder, honest prices
good weights and gentlemen To attend to Gus
toners. 1HT ~
Families, DESTROYS ofn obtaining amp articles
that are scarce, can leave their orders, which
will be carefully sttehdetito Without commits
sion. All goods purchased and left, will be sent
home promptly and free of charge. Watt
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Ice Cream

Thessb@t favored and purest in the city is
always to be found at any hour of the day and
until midnight, at the favorite confectionery of
Fstern Kerns west side Market Square. ladies
with or without escort will always find quiet
clean rooms and attentive walters. Ice cream
sold by the quart or gallon. or made to order at
reasonable rates ...,, ,5 1a'.. - Fl v19tf.. (.
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cambridge News.

:. On last Sunday morning, in cambridge, Jos.
q. Hypds stabbed John Moore with pocket
knife, striking HMM the left side two or TIRES
inches below the heart, and ihhicting on him an
ugly and bloody yepnds. Mr.. Moore was much
protected by the thick clothing he had on, and
theknifsl struck o rib, so That no fatal orisny
dangerous results are anticipated
"a The difficulty started over o trivial matter,
Md was brought on by the parties Genouncing
each other; but the ARRAY itself lasted only a
moment, and the stabbing was sudden and un-
expected. Mr.. Hynds is the proprietor of q
grocery here, and Mr.. Moore is a. clerk in the
store Of Fain & Moore. Both parties were
sober. 3agcH rsg gAxaiaS
sffrce FytEs4 ataN
,a39EtF EaR ~ 81
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This compound is never failing cure fer this ter
rible disease, How many diseases have their seat in
the blced-dseeses which have been treated rainiy
for years If the blood alone is purified in most cases
health and happiness will soon return. DR. Fowlers
Compound acts especs ly upon the virus in the blood
causing in time the disappearance Of the hideous
sores the skin to beautiful appearance.
the eye clear and spszaing. and the whole human or
ganizatiot becomes healthy y p ip ilEfs sgffs-9