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DR. HUSTON.
A Card-sasposslon Of Public 0plnIOn
Asked.


Ths following card, from DR.. Huston,
appears In the Cincinnati papers of Thurs
days
"Wiu the conductors Of newspapers
give me spacs to denounce, as infamously
false and alanderous, In every particular
and In every sense, the shocking state
uaent contained In note which appeared
In an evening Jurnal OF Baltimore about
me, and TO ask suspension OF the public
opinion TIL an investigation can be had?
The loss of my voice, and the falling
health OF q member Of my family, had de-
termined me, weeks ago, 10 leave Balti-
rnore. "L D HUSTON.
sCIBcIsHArI, February 20. lS72."
Both the Cs mmercial and Gazette, In
publIshirg DIR. Huston's Cards express
their belief that he is Innocent. The for
mer says:
aside from the character of Mr.. Hus-
ton, which is hss Eurest refuge and defense,
4 seems 20 us that the story, 20 far as
told, does not hang together. Standing
by iiself. It Is not credible. Then the girl
a. TO them lied, and It would eeem to be
extremely probable that she lied about
DR.. Huston also. The mysterious disap-
pesranee of the doctor from Baltimore Is
referred to, Heis with his brother-in-law
10 Ayondale, In bad health. and, as We are
informed, yielded to the sdvics Of
friends Ia leaving Baltimore. This was,
perhaps, intudicious, as there IL no place
where q scandal like this can be lived
down 30 gsil IS on the spot where Il oft.
ginsted. Baltimore is the battle-ground
between the Melhodist Church South sDd
the great regular orgfBiE stion. The con.
test has been carried on with the most
unchristian bitterness. DR.. Huston, IS q
champion OF the Church South, has not
been without share Of enemies; and
there is state OF fasling In Baltimore that
would be likely to warm up and magnify
an unwholesome story"
rae remarks Of tho GaMette are In q
slmilar strain. 1E adds: sWe efe author
iaed to Hsy that DR.. Huston VII return to
Baltimoxe IS sl,an as kia heajfl VII per-
iaik1
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CHIT-cHAT BY THE GABLE.

The elections for members of The Greek
chamber Of deputies occur on the esh
Instant.
tis now believed that the Pops medl.
tsses departing from Rome at an early
day. The archives aud iswelry In the
Vatican are being secured ana packed. l.
Is ssid he viii 60 70 the city Of Trent, in
Tyrol,
Thiers declares that France has no In
tention Of raising new loan Immediately,
and that the rscsnt utteraDee OF lie Franc,
The minister Of the interior, which gave
rise 70 the rumoE, was wrongly inter-
preted.
Emperor Francis Joseph has issued q
decree declining to recognise shs old
Oatholic bishops, or opponents Of the
dogma OF pspaI fnfzllibihty. as portion
OF The r 1rnau Catholic ecolssiastiosl bier
archy Of Aestria.
The London press looks With much
rurpriss upon tbe letter OF Nj. Gladstone
10 tie NsE York WOrld's correspondent.
ms general opinipn = that tie As is ore
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ADDI1IOAAL MARKETS BY TELEsRApH.
IsEE THIRD PAGE FOR eENERAL REPoKT.l

[sEE THIRD PAGE FOR eENERAL EEroKT.I
MOBILE.
MOBILE, March 2.-The cotton market
is quiet; midding, 2l1<c. Net recsipts,
259 bales; exports TO Great Britain, 47O7
bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 50, ,1s7 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March 2.-The cotton mar
ket Is dull; good ordinary, 1910. Net re-
c5ipts. 2l3 bales; exports-to Great Brit
ain, $50 bales; coastwise, 500 bales; sales,
200 bales; stock, A, 100 bales.
CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, March 2.-The cotton
market is stesdier; middling, 2INc. Net
receipts, 602 bales; exports coastwise, 23S
bales; sales, 400 b2les; stock, q, ,779 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March 2.-The cotton mar
kst has q downward tendency, with buy
ers and sellers apart; middling, 21N@
2lxc. Net receipts. 929 bales; exports
to Great Britain, sO70 bales; coastWise, 5Ss
bales; ssles, 700 bales stock, SO 5SS bales.
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THE REFORa CANDIDATE FOB TIE
PREslDERCY.

Judge David Davis, the World says,
was born in Cecil county, Maryland,
on March 8, 1915. BE graduated at
Kenyon College, Ohio, in 1882, and
subst auently studied law in Massa
cbusetts and also at the law school in
New Haven, Connecticut. Removing
10 Illinois In 1885, he was admitted to
the bar, and soon after settled at
Bloomington In the practice Of his
profession. In 1874 he was elected to
the State legislature, in 1s47 served as
a member of the State constitutional
convention OF that year, and in 1913
was elected Judge of the eighth judi
eisl district Of the State, In 1855, and
again In 1861, he was reelected to that
position. He had long been an ind-
mate personal friend OF Mr.. Lincoln,
and as q delegate to the Chicago con-
vention OF 1850, hsd q large share In
securing his nomination for the presi'
dency. The two had been thrown
much together by the practice Of their
profession In a thinly populated coun-
try, and the intimacy between them
was OF the closest and most conhden-
tIal character. Just as Judge Davis
was entering upon his third term as
circuit Judge in Illinois he was, IN
1852, appointed by Mr.. Lincoln to the
position of associate Judge OF the su-
prene court of the United States,
which position he still holds. Mr..
Lincoln also appointed him his exec
utor. and the estate OF the murdered
President was wound up by Judge
Davis. At the time of the latter's ap-
pointment to the supreme bench, he
was an svowed Republican, but of
late years his tendencies have been
decidedly conservative, and there was
considerable talk of his being an avail
able candidate for the presidency on
the Democratic ticket. His course on
the legal-tender cases, however-he
voted with the majority In May OF
last year, holding the legal-tender act
70 be constitutional-has served to
essrange him from the Democracy;
although he has frequently been men'
toned during the past few months as
q possible Republican candidate who
would receive the support OF the
s'passive policy" Democrats against
General Grant. Judge Davis is q
man OF large fortune, and personally
A above reproach.
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BLACK DIAMONDS.
The Kew COaI.FIeIas Of Park OOuu

The Kew COaR.FieIds Of Park County,
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 2.-By invitation
Of the board or trade, Colonel Darlington,
Of the United States army, professor Of
hibited, at their rooms this evening, some
large specimens of bituminous and semi
block Goals from Park county, In6tans
which, in his Judgment and that of Pro-
fessor Cox, the State geolOgist, who &C.
o0mpanied Colonel Osrrington to the
fields, demonstrate that, for steel and
iron man ufscture, and for fuel, gas and
charring purposes, Indiana has real coal
equal 70 every demand.
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Kor-RasIdart aafIea.

No. 443, r Ds-IB the Second Chancery Court
ofshelny county, Tennessee-ThOmas Nsy-
lon ct al. VS.. Dautel Chsndler ct Rl.
IT appearing from af1dayIt In this cause
L thai the defendant, Daniel Chandler Is 3
nonresident of the state OF Tennessee:
appearance herein. ct the courthouse OF the
Second ChanceTy Court OF shelby county. in
the city OF Aemphis, Tennessee, hrst
Mondsy in April, lS72, and plead, answer or
demur to complainant's bill. or the same viii
be taken for confessed as 70 him and set toI
hearing exparte; and that copy OF this or
der be published once week, for four suo,
cesstve weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
This March 2 lS7l
a COpy-aLtsst:
n. D. Z. 5TEWARf, Clerk and AAsk8T.
By o. RKLOHIE- Deputy o. and Il.
Jama8 GallREher. Sol. for cnmpl't Imh9 mo
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COLONIZATION.
Meeting of the National Barsau OF
EmfBsAtisu.

Nesting of the National Barsau Ol
Emigration.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2 "A meeting
of the National Bureau of Emigration was
held lass night, W. F. Parker presiding
Horace Greeley gave an account Of the
formation of q colony in Colorado; also, of
the advantages of associated capital and
labor accruing to the working classes and
the colonies In the new States. J. T, Good
enough, of Esnsss, gave the details Of
agriculture, prices of land live stock,
fruit culture, etc. The next meeting is to
be held In Boston, to promote the colon
iEation Of the line Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, and another is to be held at
Charleston, to colonies the Southern
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NEW YORK.

Statues Of Robert Fulton ana George
ClIntOn to be Made.
ALBANY, March 2.-The governor sent
In 8 communication to the legislature TO-
day calling attention to the invitation Of
congress to the States to furnish statues
to their eminent citizsns for the old
house of representatives. The governor
suggests that George Clinton and Robert
Fulton bs fitting subjects to represent
New York.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
An Old Pioneer Meets Death on the
Prairie.

fralracs
CoUnCrL BLUFFS, March 2-Robert II.
willard, well known throughout the
western country Rs pioneer freiRhter
scross The plains, and more recently ss
farmer, living four miles east Of this city,
while proceeding home Thursday night,
became lost on the prairie, and in trying
to return TO the road, his team was pre-
cipitated down an embankment ten feet
high, throwing Mr.. Willard hesdlong into
e deep, narrow wEsh-opt at the foot of the
embankment, in such 9 manner that he
was unable extricate himself, in which
position he was found yesterday morning
q fve O'Clock. He was alive when found.
but when taken ont, after two hours
hard work, be had just bresthed his last.
Mr.. Willard was for msny years connect
ed with the Western stage company and
was widely known.
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TREAcHERY.

How Ghs ERVns es Surprised the RaRehes
Esen Rs MarIfneEs
SAN Francisco, March 2. - Advlces
from AriEJns snow that the massacre at
Martinez station WGs committed by In
dians who entered the premises on the
pretense of being friendly. They cut the
occupants to piecss with knives. They
are believed to have b5en from the Dale
nraAk RESERVATION.
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CAUTION.

- ". ". WOOD Is not an agent OF ours;
he II not authorized TO draw on rs; he has
no money TO his credit on cur books, nor has
he ever had. he has been inpoHng on .
number OF persons on ArkanEss rfvsr, and
We hereby caution the community against
taking any drafts from him on rs.
TOOF, PHILLIPS 4 co,
Mennphis. Tam Februarv n Ig59 ssaa
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Notice Of Dissolution.

- The nrm Of A. L. Hatch q Co. Ii this
day dissolved by mutual consent. An basil
ness pertaining to the late nrm Of A. L.
Hatch 4 Co. and Pstsrs & Hatch Is rsferred
to R. G. Craig. Trustee, who wiz continue
the business, and collect all debts due the
two firms. for bensnt OF creditors.
A L. HATCH 90.
Memuhfa- March 1 1s7l oha
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Memphis. March !. l72.
NOTICE.

GEO. 81. BELL and WM. D. Rudy, OF LcuIs-
" vile, KY, have this day b0en admitted
70 8 limited partnership in this house. Name
Of the arm 10 remain unchanged.
MULDOOH, BULLETE q co.
Memphis, Tenn February % lg72
The drm IL now composed or the following
memhe
n. 2ULDooN 3 co, CHAs. BELLET,
LouiaYil1e XIV. Carrsra, Italy,
GEORGE d. BE Il, WA. D. RUDY,
Mamphia. Tenn. Mamphia. Tann.
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MORE DOCTORS.

The Chic Medical College Turns Gut
Efnets Doctors.
CIECINNAII, March Tho eighty first
snnnAl commencement exercises OF the
Ohio medical college came on in the COL
lege hall lsst evening. The attendance
was very large. Professor james Graham,
dean of the faculty, delivered sn address,
after which the ceremony of comforting
degrees was performed by Hon. Elsmer
Bail. There we're ninety gsadua.es, near
ly all of them from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and KentuaKy.
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FIRES YESTERDAY.


ST. LOUIS, March The Pt1uix hotel,
st Salisbury, Charlton county, Missouri,
was burned, with the greater psrt OF It's
contents, on Mondsy night, Loss, Sl4. 600;
insurance, $500.
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Untted states Courts.

The United States circuit and district
court for the district OF West Tennessee
will convene on Monday next.
The Hon. 8. L. Wiley. United States
district judge for the Western district of
Michigan, viii be present on Monday and
hold court. Hon. n. h. Emmons, United
States circuit Judge for the sixth Judicial
circuit, viii be present on the second
Mondsy in March and decide all cases
submitted,
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HARTFORD, March 2.-Ths Tsmpcon
Wadding mill, In Ellington, was burned
last night, together with one thousand
bales Of manufactured goods. Loss, s4OI
600; no insurance,
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DlSSOLUTION H0TIcE,

THE firm heretofore known - Browne a
u Browne, General Gas Filters ana
El1mbeFs, Is this day dissolved By mutual
consent, aud the business at the sane place,
VIII be csrried on BY J. ". 9. Browns, who
assumes AL liabilities aud collects Al
amounts due the old arm.
J.W. 6. Browne.
J. ". Z BHOWNE.
Aemphis. Team. Fe6ruAry e lS73, mai
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SCRANTON, March a.-Abcus midnight
FIRE broke cut in Hyde Park, destroying
Odd Fellows hall, t5rsibeT's hotel, Hyde
Park hotel, and five other buildings. The
loss will approximate to $40. 900.
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NARROW ESCAPE.

Falling of HeaffOla I'm Toledo, OhiO-
Hanging on a0r Dear Life.
TOLEDO, March Awhile q carpenter
named John Stamp was engaged at work
yesterday on the new Dayton and Michi-
gan elevator the platform gave way, and
he was preclpitsted g distance OF twenty
i've feet to the ground, but by clinging 10
q ladder, which broke the fall, he escaped
with few slight bruises.
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TUESDAY. MaRCE S b, at 1880 a m

A ND until all are sold. We viii sell. At
~ our Auction Rooms, corner Main aud
JEFFERSON. the finest as'ectfon IT nne Dia
mOnds, elegant American, Eoglish and Swiss
STEM ana ksy.windtDg Gold and Silver
Watches, Ladies' and Gents Gold Chafns
r ngs, ptnE. Sets, Brace cts, Studs, L0ckstl
ETC.. ever SfsTsd In this city. These goods
are unrad emed nlesges, from the widely.
knov \ hOuts OF h. II. PRINCE 8 IN, LOsn
Brokers, Washinston. d. c.. and Will posi-.
uyely be sold without reserve, and under
full guarantee.
sS Goods on exhibition until day Of sale.
GEO. SHIELDS, 4 Co, Aues'ars,
mtA 4a0 Main saress.
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I'm Toledo, Ohio.

TOLEDO, March 2--Fires yesterday and
last night destroyed the buildings con-
uected with Enternasn's Garden and q
dry goods house belonging to Isherwood
& Smith. Loss, $4,000; Insurance, 5000.
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BosroN. March 2.--Iu South Natick this
morning ClsrE's dry goods store, oollec-
tions of the Historical Society, the Elliott
house and buildings adjoining were de-
stroyed by fire. TIE total loss ia estimated
At F6C COO
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PURE OLD BOURBON
- nILLEa cHIekrH.eocE aRAnp.

]. A. MILLER eHlekEA-eoeK BRAND.
WE call tho particular attention Of ths
w Wholesals trade TO OR large took oi
Whiskias, mostly OF the celebratSd aud we'll
known brand for the past twenty years OF J.
a. Miller Chioken-Ccck Bourbon and Rys
KY, and warranted TO the trade for ia "a.
rity and uniformity in quality, and to IN
prove By age faster than any other WhfsFV
made In the finest cooperaRe. We rave AZ
forent aEaas the new, cne, two, threa, four
and i've yeAra Of egs, IS prices Vsryfna - a.
age, etc.
BEWARE or COUHTERFEITa- -stsnofl
brand On ono had Of the barrel and ~
burnt brand Of the digtfllsry OF ths othsT
county, Ky.
Mholess ls dealers, grocaEs and druRzists
are invited 70 examine car stock. For ~
In lots only by
COhB, DOLHOEDR q CO..
sole Agents. corner walnut and Tafrd,
az 1aU 81. flouis. No
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NoTTCG.

i All constgneea VIII te required 10 move
their property from the lsvse after the expi
ration CT tWenty-tOur hours rom the time o.
rnha ULE,arf.rla.ra.
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ARMY OF TI4E POTOMAC.

The Big Guns of the Army OF the Pc
tORsae 10 k0sE.
PRovIDENeE, r. I Msroh 2-Exten-
sive preparations are making for the re-
union OF the artillery of1c5rs of the Army
of the Potomac in this city on the 6sh In
stsnE. A large number OF of1cers from
difisrens STATES have Eigni6sd their inten-
ton OF bsing present
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MARRIED.

AOoDE-BURNs-At the First Methodist
Church, in this city, by Rev. Mr.. Slater, Mr..
HENRY HOoDE and Miss EL1z ABKTHJ. BUREs.
formerly Of Jackson. Miss.
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DIED..

CALDWELL-Un ths 18th ult Miss GER-
TRu0E CALDTKIL. st the residence OF her
mother, MIS-. l.. A. Caldwell, in Jefferson
county, Arkansas. INashy lie and Arkansas
papers pieske cOBy.J
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OMAHA.

The Temporary Vgfnfer Bridge The
UalOa Pacific.
OMAHA, March 2.--Ths temporary win
ter bridge across the Missouri is SILL in
use The Ice has not yet broken up. The
river lie rising slowly. The permanent
track is nearly completed over the new
high bridge The UaiOn Pacific trains are
ARRIVING on time.
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LAW REPORT.

Second ChARcery Court-seOtt, Chan
eellOr.
Gases set for hearing on Monday, the
An: Stste vs. Big Greek Turnpike com
pany; Dooley VS. Joyce; Brady vs. War
rem; Collier VS. Anderson; Loswenstine
va Wofi Lsugford vs. Aldrieh; Bentley
vs Bartlett; Quinn VS. Lanigans Huber vs.
Huber.
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Flrsa Ctreuts COurt-HeiskeII, JRdge.
The case OF William Kuhn VS. the Peo-
Dle's insurance company Is now on trial,
and viii be likely to consume the entire
lime of the oOurs on Monday. In addition
to this case, the calendar for Monday con-
tsins the following; 1908 Montgomery VS.
TOof, Phillips & Co; 1862 Dsnuser VS.
9 aim q Co; and also Nos. I7I3, I7I4, I718
l72l, 172s, 1877, 173S, I74s, 1744, i747, I74S.
1850, l76l, 1853, I754, I756, 1875, I757, I7Ss,
1853, 100, 1851 snd 1859, as published on
on Friday last.
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ORPHAN AgSOC.ATI0N,
IHE YANlZ c0RN-PLAEfER-

9tb& VIM = 0Ssaas y INN 60s
. INPLE, RELIABLE, DURABLE.-This
y Planter hiss hsen thoroughly tTisd aud
approved Circular containing eat, descrip-
tioc, price and Testimonials viii BE- sent to
applicants. sample at Craig's Seed Store, ST
Main. g. SMITH VASIE
mh8,d&w Memphis, Tenn.
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second Cireuit OOurt-HAlsey Judge.

second Circuit COuFt-HAIsey judge,
Tomorrow viii be motion day. On
Tuesday the remaining cases on yester-
days calendar will bs called, together
with the following sdGitional onss: 27sI
CAN'T VS. L1nford; 27s2 Brown Vs Ger.
trude; 1882 Mason VS. Gertrude; 27s4 Kohu
& Co VS. Lanford; 27S5 wilkins VS. Fars-
bee; 27S6 McLsfresh & Co. VS. Msllon; 2757
Lucas vs. Memrhis and Charleston rail-
road company; 27s8 President and direct
ors of the Bank OF Tennessee VS. Parlee /;
2Ts9 Tate VS. Stewart; $500 Heath VS. Page !;
1872 Harris, Cochran q Co VS. Alexander;
279S Parker Bro hers vs. Kock. Sons & Co /;
27S4 Cash, sdmistrstriI, VS. Apperson; 27p5
Kincannou va Memphis q Charleston
railroad company; 27o6 Henry vs. Cans &
Frost; 2797 Union Bank OF Tennessee VS.
PstEus; z7es Hopton VS. Menken Broth
ers; 2799 Harley VS. Hsppek; 28O2 Wood
ward vs. County of Shelby; 1898 Renkert
VS. Murphy; 2S04 Hunt, administrator, vs.
PrOvine; 2S04h Talley, administrator, VS.
Ssxton;2S05 Browning & Co vs Jones Bros
1S06 Mcbride vs. Allison; 2SO7 Brooks q
Co VS. Kent & 90; 2S09 Leland & Co VS.
o'Maliey; .2SCe Coverdsle VS. Ball ct 81; /;
2S11 Dsvids vs Mallory; 2Sl4 Thompson VS.
Cross; 2Si7 Wedelstesdk VS. Widrig 4 90;
2S20 O'Copnor vs. Schnyder; 2s21 Welle-
ford VS. Kellar; 2622 Lanier vs. Taylor, Gay
q Rutlandj S23 Ready vs. Newmorh; 2S24
Twohig vs. Mayor and Aldermen Of Mem
phis; 2325; Walker Bros VS. Rsdjeski OF al !;
2S26 DWyer vs. Ryan; 2S27 Kenney vs.
Pfsnnensteihl; 2S2S Mayor and Aldermen
of Memphis VS. Hughes; 2s2e Bickford We
Brown ct al; 1880 Frank VS. SgsrsDxl; 2882
Smith VS. DsnDis ct al; 1886 Lena VS. City
of Memphis; 2S42 Gourgus VS. Bell; 2S45
Luken VS. Hartley & Gurlsy; 2s47 Will
1amE vs. White; $3.50 Holloway VS. Shiv-
ers; ass City Of Memphis VS. Combs, Jr;
2856 HUM VS. Mayor and Aldermen Of
Memphis; 2s57 Griffin vs. Davis; 2s7O Pot.
ter va Smith,
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Parlsr, Bearoom and Kitchen FuYniture.
Carpets, China, Qasnnsware, Plated ware.
Cha IS, Tables. Stoves etc.-tha properly of
q family declining house kespiuR. These
goods are well worthy the attention of house.
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Ths following card, from DR.. Huston,
appears IN the Cincinnati papers of Thurs
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The following Is part Of the docket OF
the supreme court, April term. We viii
continue it from day to dsV until sll of 1t
Is published:
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.

3y a. n. E7rAxa1x1ana
les and Isz l1aiu street.
NgNDAY MORN Ne. march 4th. 10 a,eIsek
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-20
An infatuated Woman-She Follows the
Grand Duke to Omaha

The Omaha Bee, of the 18th instant, has
the following singular story:
Among the passengers on the regular
train from st. Louis this morning was a
well-dressed and well-appearing lady, who
made inquiries as to the whereabouts of
the Grand Duke. On learning, she ex-
pressed good deal of regret at not having
arrived sooner, and so conducted herself as
to cause inquiry. 1t was learned that she
belongs to small town near st. Louis, and
is maiden lady of some twenty-six sum-
mers, who has conceived the singular in
fatuation that she is the destined wife Of
the Grand Duke Alexis. She attempted to
take passage on the ducal tram when it
left st. Louis yesterday, but was prevent
ed. She finally secured ticket on the reg
ular tram, and arrived here only few
hours behind the one on which Alexis
rode. She expressed determination Of
going with him on his buffalo hunt, but
failed in securing seat in the Pullman
cars. She belongs to good family, and
has plenty of means to carry out her within
of following his Highness over the country,
but so far her devotion has met with no re-
ward, Alexis not degning to bestow upon
her single glance. She is not discouraged,
however, but seems to be confident in the
ultimate result Of her mission, and, as it is
leap-year, she does not have that modesty
in the pursuit of her object that is usual
with maidens of an uncertain age. She
first met the Duke at his reception in ST..
Louis, and to use a common phrase, she
has been ''struck" after him ever since.
She says she will only desist when he
shall make her the Grand Duchess.