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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

II SO, take our advice. and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which Is positively the
oul, line that runs three daily express trains
from St. Louis 10 Kansas City and the West
and Is positively the only line which runs Pull
mana Palace Sleepers and day coaches tesps-
cially Tor movers equipped with Miller safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from 81.
Louis to Kansas City, Fort scott, Parsons, Law
renee. Leavenworth, Atchison, b. Joseph, Ne
brasra City, Council Bluffs and Omaha With
out changed Rof information In regard 70
time tables, rates, etc, 70 any point In Mis-
,ouri, Kansas, NebrHsks, Colorado, Texas o.
California, call upon or sddress J. z. Tnonr
sos. Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat.
~,anoors. Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or =. a.
Foap, GenI Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, No..
W trcnbie y smvss qusAsss. 81
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Attention Masqueraders.

Parties desiring to procure cos
tunes for the masquerade to be held
during the Fair, either by rent or
purchase, should call on or wlite to
A. Mare, 81 Jefferson street, Mem
phis. He can supply any order that
may be sent him at a very reason
able cost, and there is a probability
of a masked ball being given during
the Fair week, and in such case all
necessary costumes can be supplied
oc5 If
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Attention is directed to the call
bf the chairman Of the Greeley and
Brown county executive committee,
for a meeting Of the members Of the
committee. Important bushes will
be brought before the committee for
consideration, and a prompt and full
attendance is desired,
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The attention of our country mer.

The attention of our country mer-
chants is called to the inducements
of A. E. FARMLAND, general auc~
t%ioneer, Memphis, Tenn. lie claims
that he can save to any merchant
ten per cent. in buying the line o:
goods he keeps on hand by buying
from him for cash. He is one of the
most reliable men in Memphis, and
has been in business there over thir>
ty years, and no man in tho city has
a better character for fair dealing.
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The interest manifested annually
] the Sardis Fairs has been grad
|ally on the increase, and taking
Bronger hold of the minds of the
|eople, and the success of the Asso-
tstion having become an assured
let, and the value of the stock es-
bblished, although now at a low
BITE, vet it will reach par value
conduce to make these annual
ttherings the great event Of the
bunty. Everybody in the county
bould feel a warm interest in build
up and maintaining these annual
Exhibitions, as they tend to encour-
he industry and to bring the people
Ito a closer alliance upon industrial
bid social pursuits. The fairs are
be reunion of the citizens of the
Puuty and adjoining counties, and
|om a distance, where friends meet
J exchange views and experiences
|pon the agricultural, mechanical,
blitical and social status of the
buntry. 1t is well that the people
|ould meet toge ther, and the efforts
oil persons who labor for the pub
| good should be to bring about
bblie gatherings of the people in
y joint pursuit Of pleasure and
foft. These annual fairs are the
leans of producing both these re-
Hts. Planters, merchants aud pro-
Fsional men gather togeth er from
lery section, and an interchange of
bought and sentiment is had upon
|ery conceivable subject of inter-
\ to the people.
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Mr.. A. E. FARMLAND, general
auctioneer, No. Main stree,
Memphis, Tenn, keeps on hand a
large stock of dry 60 DIS, notions,
boots and shoes, furniture, etc.,
which our merchants will find it
TO their interest to examine.
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Our townsman, W. T. Beard, has
Just received a large stock of rifle
gun powder in kegs and canisters,
and a tull supply Of ammunition
He intends to make his establish
ment the place to procure all kinds
Of fine ammunition, aud his known
skill as a gunsmith insurss him :
full share OF work from those want
ing anything in hisline.
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We have received q copy Of the
Alamo Patriot, published at Belle
vile, Crockett county, Tenn, edited
|by W. Ivie Westbrook, Esq. and Mr..
Ed. H. Mathis, the latter we'll and
|favorably known to our citizens
We wish them success.
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A NuIsANcE.-Ths number of dogs
|hat infest this town is legion. The
light is made hideous by their yells,
lnd it seems as though they gather
b perfect packs in certain localities,
disturbing the citizens with their
and bowling. We think
be town authorities should declare
|l dogs found running at large q
Nuisance, and liable to be shot by
my one who may find them on pub
or private grounds.
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The woman's rights Journal Of
Memphis-the Tablet--has depart
ed it, newspaper existence. A wo-
man may run her tongue, and she
will always have the last say, but
running . newspaper is different
thing. In one it takes breath q
capital, in the other money.
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Z. UUIHKAH - HHfV"'
.. v. COCHRAN.
n. B. & ]. ". COCHRAN
Lumber Dealers.

Manufacturers Of lumber, laths and shingles
and dealers in doors. sash aud blinds. fo,ring
lpine, poplar and ash, ceiling, weatherboard-
inr, moIding and finishing lumber Of every
des ription. Our mwmill, with . capacity Of
manufacturing . hundred thousand feet Of
lumber. and from seycnty~fse to 4 hundred
thousand shingles, and from fifty 70 seventy
ave thousand laths per week, enable rs to fill
oil orders On short notice. Orders from the
country flied with care aai dispAfrh. Price
list furnished on application. D6rOfiee Ard
Yard fcot ~ Washington street. Mills In north
end n E~avy-yard, Memphis Tenn. sepil
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| LAYING THE CORNER SToNE.--The
Masonic ceremonies of laying the
|orner stone of the new courthouse
pill take place on Tuesday next,
ind all Master Masons in good
banding are requested to meet at
be Lodge room of Sardis Lodge
|arly in the morning, by 9 o'clock.
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To Capt. X. II. Taylor, John Bry-
ant, Monroe Short, and DIR. }. Ii.
Caldwell, members Of the Liberal
Republican Executive Committed
for Pamela county, Miss:
You are earnestly requested to
meet at bardis, at the office OF
Cooper & Spencer, on Monday
morning, the 18th day Of October,
1872, to take some action as to the
policy for Pamela county to pursue
in the Presidential contest.
Respectfully,
s. G. SPENCER,
Chairman.
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We beg leave to call the attention
of our merchants to the card OF
Mcdonald & Woodwork, 1868 Front
street. Mr.. John 8. Shelton, Of this
county. is with this firm and would
be pleased to have his friends call
on him.
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Attention is called to the card Of
U. B. Mitchell, liquor dealer and
grocer, B~atesville. He has a fine
stock on hand, which he is selling
at lowest cash prices.
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BOARD OF School DIREcroRs.-
Ibis board will meet on Monday
|ext, not having had a meeting on
fonday last, on account of the ILL
less of the President Of the board.
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S. R. Blann will have charge Of
the Beer Saloon, during the Fair
week, at the Fair Grounds, and he
intends to keep on hand the very
best Of Lager and Ale, and cordial
" invites bis friends to give him .
nal
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w. G. helms & Co, of Batewille,
are offering inducements to the pub
lie to call and examine their fine
stock of dry goods, clothing and
groceries.
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Lavender has just received the
largest stock Of mems and boys
clothing ever brought to Sardis.
Examine his stock and get your suit
for the Fair. 1t
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8. R. Blann has three fine carom
billiard tables, and he 10 perfectly
willing tor them to be used BY those
who can pay for the pleasure.
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GREELEY AND BROWN.
aALLYl RALlYI RAlLYi
There will be q grand Mass Meet.
40 At
Sardis, Pamela County,

Wednesday, October 16, 1872.
| Orstors-Gen. T. J. Wharton,
hon. J. W. c. Watson, Major H. II.
Chalmers, Col. W. 7. Nesbi.t, Col.
]. !. Calhoon, J. ]. Williams, Esq,
tsp.. NJ. G. Brady, Col. W. H. Fitz-
lerald.
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Attention Citizens OF SpriugpOrt.

CitiIChs vi optiuSpUit'
PopE's STATION, Miss, Oct. 2, 1872.
Freeman Randolph, Esq, Sard's, Miss;
DEAR SIR-In your next issue
please notify the citizens of Spring
port that | will he unable to I'll my
appointment at Springport on the
7th, but that | will be there on the
31st day of October and let day OF
November without tail. | have some
sales on Monday next, and tbs
Board of Supervisors being IN ses.
sion | want to be present. You will
oblige me by making the proper no.
tice. tor me and greatly oblige.
2w Yours truly, U. OzANNR.
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Attention is called to the election
notice.
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The undersigned will continue the dry
goods business It the old stand Of Chapman h
Wright
&c. WRIGHT & co.
CORTLAND, Sept. l, 1872. se7-3t
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dissolution.

The firm of CHAPMAN / WRIGHT is this
day dissolved-Capt. J. G.. WRIGHT having
purchased W. s. CHAPMAN's interest in the
business.
All parties indebted to US are able to pay
US, and we insist on . prompt settlement.
W. s CHAPMAN,
10 WRIGHT.
Courtland, September ], 1872.
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Oar Fsnial haf q tAs vsfsaAs-
ihs ia.tpaifshis Cast chaflas =
A~leAask-kss t@s @sLlsf sssss
slss sffsassassss f. sassft.sa 81
Ksssss shs net isser him slsh >
Ell daflaK The wssk II shs fsif
Re kass he hss ssmsshisz Essi h.
81 IL sssss fsf Fair wssk. saa ws
sfs ihsskisl that - have 20 foe
place 10 f%sssivs the visitors n osr
city - The vsranta Hotel, iof IL is
ss ofasmsni 70 the tosa and there
: cot ; better Kept bsisl in sny
town 81 three times the sils Of obi.
In the State. While the vsranda !.
not . second st. Niekols.. Of Mes
York, jet We are satisfied tia. no
country town IN the State can equal
u IN point Of being ~sIl kept. and
the quantity or quality Of fare. We
would say that the "phiz Of our
handsome friend Richards" will be
lit up with a pleasant smile to greet
oil visitors TO the Fair Who seek the
hospitality Of the versnda.
Mr.. ]. Rosmunsen has rented the
blacksmith shop of Henry Ellis, and
has opened a repairing shop of car.
riages, buggies, wagons, aud all
kinds Of work usually done in a first
class wood and blacksmith shop
He will keep for sale . fine lot of
wagons, and will fill any order in
bis line with promptness and dis
patch. He Is a first-class workman
and can give satisfaction. He has
worked at Peach Creek and Long
town, and the people Of that section
know his ability to gil orders in his
line.
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Hsf4bsa gsumtm a.sa thaf
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coo - isH1 fks bsaefsfle
tgHfmlitss e1HtaEs hstsSss ~ 20
I'D 1000 - lhs HsVabIraas Tks
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have sleetsd tNslss C~sazfsssmsa
ssfgsiH. sha Hfgfs thss = far pfsba
hlitf II two mote Tkis gives the
Dsmsefsis ssssn C0nzfsssm=s-s
gaze II fso IN IiamilioH ssaHiy
The Democrats b. Dot esueeas the
siz;h sed Tssih aistFieia, bet Pos
teF, Of The Teeth district tseffal.hs
20 bic friends here thaI he is surely
elected BY over 500 majority TIT.
Is the fret time the Republicans
! ave ever carried Ohio without the
aid Of Hamilton county.
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Scrap Iron.

Scrap Iron.
Battelle kCo, Proprietors of the Memphis
Rolling Mills, are buying wrought and cast
scrap iron, and pay the highest cash price.
Shipments can be made them in large or
small quantities and quick returns will be
made. sepl4
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FoRr WaYxE, Oct. 9.-The Re.
publican Central Committee figure
the House Of Representatives u
stand - follows: Republicans 50
Democrats IS, doubtful ~. The
contest on the State ticket is "a
close that II will require almost the
entire official vote to decide Il.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-The lates,
returns received to-uigh' show gains
fer the Democrats op the State ticket,
and indicate the election OF Her .
bricks for Governor by a small ma.
jority.
The Republicans gain two Con-
gressmen and probably lose one.
LArEsr.-The Republican Central
Committee figure a majority on the
actual official returns from AZ coun-
ties and partial returns aud esti-
mated majorities from the balance
of the State of 228 for Brown, Re-
publican.
The Democratic Committee claim
q net gain on the returns from So
counties on the vote OF 1868, which,
with partial returns and estimated
m~ajprities from the balance of the
State, will elect Hendricks by 1000
majority.
The vote is 80 close that it may
require the official majorities to de-
termine the result. The Democrats
are jubilant.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-18
THE SC.iENCK ,aArrEE.

The London correspondent OF the Cincln-
natl Commeeial-said 10 he contentious
writer, with good opporiuEities for inside
observation, but whose judgment and con-
illusions are not always 10 lie implicitly re-
lied on-says the silence which the English
papers have observed respecting Minister
Schenck's connection with the Emma Min
ing Company has been partly due TO the he
lief that his own counirymen would prompt
" rebuke aim, ard partly 10 a dislike to
say or do anything which might offend the
people of the United States at the moment
when reciprocal good feeling had succeeded
two wears Of recrimina,iCn. Ii is even
stated that the English Foreign Office sent
requests to the leading papers Of the country
to leave the case TO be dealt with by Ameri-
can opinion, and that this request led TO tie
suppression of much severe criticism Of the
course Of the Minister. The correspondent
AYERS, however, that there is no; a man in
England who does net believe Gen. Schencl;
TO have sold the credit Of a public trust for a
price, the only question asked being how
much he received This was written before
General Schencll withdrew from the objec-
tionabIe connection. Whether his withdraw
al has restored him in English estimation
remains to be seen. After all, before &C.
cepting IS entirely true all that the above
correspondent, has written, j; would be rea-
sonable 10 demand some supporting testi-
monv
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DsNCEROUsLy Funny.

The ST. Louis Democrat publishes two
secisions-one by Judge in the Territory
of Columbia, and the other by Pennsylva-
MIA Judge-.o the effect that the 18th and
18th Amendments do no: confer the right of
suffrage upon women, and concludes its edi-
torial remarks upon the same with this para
graph:
When the women Of the country, as cen
tradistinguished from their seif-appointed
champions and agitators, demand the right
Of suffrage, they will undoubtedly get 1t.
But Lucy Stone, Cadv Stanton, Susan
Anthony and Theodore Tiiton, are not The
women of the country-though the latter Is
unquestionably one of them.
We presume the woman suGrage folks
could survive the logic Of the Democrat, but
the joke, in the last lire Of the above ex,
tract, will likely prove too much for them.
The Demoord, is noted foy lis jokes, of late
but it should be very careful about being toe
funny; serious consequences sometimes en-
sue. Oliver Wendell Holmes says he killed
a man that way once.
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rxrE Cu.yC OF I.0yEsoy.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton has been lecturing
and visiting in the West, and she writes 10
the Golden Age as follows:
On this trip | visited Alton, H., and the
grave OF Loyejoy, for the first time. Ii was
an interesting fact 10 learn that his monu-
ment was built by 4 staunch Democrat, who
had no sympathy with the anti-slayery par
ty nor the principles he died defending But
he admired the mans pluck ard honesty in
maintaining his opinions even at the cost Of
his life. This monument, built by Thomas
Dimmock alone, is a simple slab of granite
with a white marble scroll thereon, and the
inscription, 'Hic jaoet Lovejcy." No Re
publican nor abolitionist contributed 10 its
structure | believe Mr.. Dimmock is one Of
the editors OF the Missouri Repubiiccn.
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.OLORADO as a STATE.

The Denver Ne,rs is in favor Of making
another attempt 10 have Colorado admitted
during tho present session, and says "not-
wi;bs;anding the seeming difficulties in the
way, or the odds which are said to be against
us, We urge another earnest, persistent and
united effort for admission as State. five
fail it will be in 4 just cause; If we succeed
it will be victory over which we will have
every reason TO he proud. So long as We
have right and justice ard the interests of
the Territory on our side, we are in favor of
continuing the good fight to the end. Con-
gress cannot always be unjus: to Colorado.
We therefore ask and urge
the present Legislature 10 give AN
expression TO their opinion, which
we believe is largely favorable to
admission. Let 4 joint memorial be passed
praying for an enabling act at the hands .of
Congress. Concerning the character OF such
memorial We will not be particular. Oar
own preference is in favor Of annexinS de-
gree of Wyoming to our present border. 10
any action, however, which will secure the
desired end, we will give our prompt ad.
herance and support. The admission of
Colorado, for which We have labored so faith
fully and so long, is cause which should
unite all parties and all sections. Il is
question above mere partizan division. 1t
is due to our people who have SO long been
deprived of the full powers and privileges Of
American citizens. 1t is due TO the incom-
ing immigrants; to or resources which are
being developed; to our increasing wealth;
and to the energy, nerve and enterprise OF
the pioneers, which have opened up this
country to the nation. To refuse united
demand of our people, made through their
legislature, will be unfair and unjust in Com
gress. Let it be made boldly and indie
pendently, and be renewed again and again
until We can write the name of Colorado as 4
sovereign State of the American Union.
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GOVERNOR LExiArs.

BY private adyices from Washington, yes
terday, as well as by our press dispatches
this morning, We learn tina; Hon. James F.
Legate, OF this city, has been appointed by
President Grant 10 the Governorship of
Washington Territory. This is an appoint
ment eminently ct TO be made; the President
could not have selected better man for the
place, or one more worthy; he is Republic
can. tried, true, and consistent - one
who has done woman service
for the cause, and has always stood fas; by
the colors. He nc; only deserves well of the
party, because of the valuable services reL-
dered, but he brings with him to the office a
measure of ability, which. combined with
long years of experience upon the most
active fields of American politics, will cause
him to take rank at once as one of the
sbles: Territorial officers in the
United States. We congratulate
our friend Legate upon his appointment, and
while We are sorry to know tina; Kansas il
to lose his valuable services in the Rcpubli-
can ranks of the State, We congratulate oul
far-of neighbors of Washington Territory
upon the acquisition OF one Of our best
soundest and ablest men; one whom they may
reasonably take lust pride in welcoming as
their Governor; a man who will discharge
the duties of the Office to which he has been
called, with credit to himself and his party,
and with honor to the Territory. They
will find in their new Executive not time
serving, traf6cing politician, but a man o
fine executive ability, of broad and compre
hensive views, Of ripe legislative experience
and withal high-minded honorable gentle
man. The Territory, the party, and III
country, will be the better for his appoint
neat.