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CLOSING OUT SALE.

Remember that the SOUTH
ERT Palace, 332 Main street,
D. C. g. II. II. Loewensttne, are
closing ont their retail stock
Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS and SHOES, SHAWLS,
SCARFS, clocks and FURS,
REGARDLESS of cost. Bargains are
The rule"
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sHAWLS AND SCARFS.

HE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
GIFT ENTERPRISE.

The attention Of our readers is especi-
ally directed to the following "card" OF
Tho. E.Bramlette, Ex-Governor of Ken
lucky. 1t will be seen that he desires
the holders Of tickets in the Second
Grand Concert, scattered as they
are all over the land, should
appoint Representatives, or dele
gates, TO assemble in Louisville,
Kentucky, on the twentieth instant,
whose duty, when assembled, will be to
appoint a committee of their own num-
Der, to cooperate with the committee
appointed by the Trustees, and see that
every ticket sold is represented by a
numbered tag, and that every such tag
goes into the wheel.
Governor Bramlette is determined
that every ticket-holder shall be
thoroughly protected, and everything
pertaining TO the drawing shall be fairly,
squarely and satisfactorily conducted.
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SEernpbis ana 81. Iouis EaeEet CoHpsaI

Hon pDI8a Ul H--Ia0I9 EalaEl N0lID1oy
For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and 81. Louis,
steamer GRAND TOWER, r.
snnON----.....-.- ...-..-.. MASTER
at O'Clock pm.
noiI FLEM. CALvBRT, supT.
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II was rumored at the landing last
night that the mate of the Phil. Allin
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The Most Valuable Business Lot In Mem
pbis at Chaneery Sale.

DT appointment OF the Clerk and Master,
ID We shall 81 The honor, as a-uctioneers,
Of assisting him at the sale ordered by the
First Chancery Court, Of thai most Valuable
ground on U1fon street. IN fhe limits Of
a burnt Il lstricf. extending from See
end street to the alley between second
and Main street, to take place upon the
premises, on
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3leached and Brown Sheetings,
This week at

Pillow Castings, etc, etc.
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STOLEN.

TWO M~ULES-s4O REWAhD-uue an iron
gray horse mule; suG ia fOre-shoulder
name and tail long; unshod about 10 years
Old. The other, a dun-colored mare mule
black stripe down each shoulder; lame In
let f~0re-shoulderf name and tail long and un-
sE0d and about ten years old Twenty del
lars reward viii be paid for each mule,
or forty dollars for both, delivered 10 me,
90 Wells station, on Memphis and Ohio
railroad.
uoI0 f. L. ALLEN.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has Co
dey and PetersOn's for November; also,
all the leading late publications from all
snlIrnna
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THE. only "nOn-explosing oiln is the
Mammoth Oil. 1t is patented, and sold
only by A. Hitzfeld & Son, Memphis,
Tennessee.
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NTNTER SCHEDULE, on. "a. Is7s.

lnfs suit, or tnc SAME nsu &c FIvuUcUga ~asu
exparte: and thst q copy OF this notice Be
published once a week, Tor fonr consecutive
weeks. in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
November t6, lST3. nclI mo
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House OF Ine Ouurusz nas passeu tns tifs1
clause Of the Mortgage Bank bhl, by a
vote Of one hundred ano t"ehty-slA
against ffty-eight.
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The bank statement shows that loans
have decreased two hundred and ninety
eight thousand and five hundred dollars;
specie increased, one hundred and sixty
- sn1..-.,l A.IIa~as Inaal fanfara Hn-
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SOUTHERN HeOPSKIRT AND CORSET
M-ANUFACToRY,
No. asa MAIN STREET.

The present style dress,
both for the street and
for evening reception,
require the Support OF
HoopSlZirts. / recon
mend the Straight Walk.
ing Skirt for the street
dress, and the Dem-trail
for the evening and car,
rage dress. Good aRd
fine Corsets, as Very.
L'Oiseau and Thomp.
SON Glove Corsets; also.
fine scarlet Corsets can
be purchased only al thu
Mandatory, $50 Main ST
oc23
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL-Comer Front an
- Jefferson streets, for lease. Possession
urst OF February. Apply 70
JOSEPH /. ANDREWS,
neM No 30 Front 1fvaaH ara araFr.
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LOST.

DOINTER-9 REWARD-wm be PAID for
4 the recover Of q dog lost about ten days
ago; be r. a pointer; white with lemOn-eol-
Dred ears and nose; slit IN each ear c FUSED by
brars in hunting; he is about i've years old.
medium SIZE; two or three inches on his tail
comes 10 the name OF Don. Call at
uoil IS MADISON ST.
nOG-Whlte and lemon setter dog. Einy
II dollars viii be paid n delivered 70
Titus a Co. Jefferson street, or 70 VIM. Bowl
9 son Union street. oc24
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CARD.

The ticket-holders In the second
Grand Gift Concert, to be held on the
seventh day Of December next, in aid OF
the Public Library Of Kentucky, are
urgently requested to select some Of their
number to act as their Representatives,
who viii meet in Louisville, Kentucky,
on the twentieth instant, in the Library,
aud select a committee of five of their
number to act in conjunction with the
committee appointed by the Trustees,
to see that all the tags representing the
tickets sold are placed in the wheel be-
fore the drawing; and after the drawing,
to see the tags counted, which remain in
the wheel.
The manager, the trustees and the
ticket-holders are equally interested in
having everything correctly and
honestly done, and il is hoped that
ticket-holders will not fail TO attend
promptly TO this request.
THO. +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library, Kentucky.
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the bank between Cairo and st. Louis,
Thursday.
Rumor says Dan Rice has bought the
Argosy to carry his show nom one river
noint 70 another during the winter.
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se7 CAsH PREMTUMs
10 Pre- lent Gray Hair.

THE Fountain Of Youth tlndsr-
Il u%nequaled before the world ~
for restoring grLy hair 70 Its youth
ful color by a few applications
II is clear as cry stall, leaves 10 sui
phur or other bad smell on the
hair, but a dnG perfume; stains
neither hand, scalp nor clothing
never changes the hair t0a rfdiculons red or
pink, but natural is the result, itisnoW on
exhibition az the EXPOSITION n for sale.
JOIN D.BARk, OF Cincinnati, Central Agent.
Sold by all druggists Prepared b
mol j.. F. FUGAZI, sacramento Cal
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New Turhish Prunes. CnFrunfs. CtfzeH.
Ffre, Dried Cherries. Teas. Lo0eess Au-
Ears, and every article ia BIS line. CT
fered lew. 1oeA
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age the national finances just about as
wen as Boutwell, does.
Mrs. O'Leary wonders "if thin Bos-
ting spalpeens viii be after ~shwesEing
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FRITZ sIEBERT's ARTISTS HALL

EAllA AhIAGAD BALL
Nc. 81 ADAMS STREET,
has been entirely new reftted, and
viii be opened this day Monday, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, with a fine
concert, by a full band, and a grand free
lunch. Siebert's Saloon is now the
most elegant and finest place in the city.
Old Fritz is as popular as any man in
Memphis. His st. Louis lager beer can
not be beat; his lunch is acknowledged
to be superior to any other. Why should
not everybody 60 and p%atrOnize Fritz
literally?
PERsoNAL.-NIr. G. NJ. NeeIey will
please call at the Peabody Hotel, this
morning, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
THOSE who suffer from nervous
i~rritstiOns, itching unessiness, and the
discomfort that follows from an enfee-
bled and disordered state of the system,
should take Ayers SarpaTilla, and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the Turk
ing distemper that undermines the
health, and the constitutional vigor will
return.
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I

NEIERlNAKI-You can have your sick
andlame animals properly treated by Or.
BELL VS., az Bracket q Co.'S, No. &l Sec
uuu street nos
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& CHARLESTON B. r.
CHANGE OF TIME
COMMENCING
Tuesday, October 30, 1872.

TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Mail Train leaves Menphis-......--..u 80 an
Mail Train arrives at Memphiz--.--l050 am
Express Train leaves Memphis-.....--. so am
Express Train arrives at Memphis---.1I:5 pm
Junction Acc leaves Memphis. 500 pm
Junction Acc. arrives az Memphis. $50 pm
SomervlIle Acc. leaves Memphis. 4a5 pm
SOmerville Acc. arrive - Memphis $50 am
Making close cornecti,u go Grad juno
ton, Corinth, Decatur and Cha-JanOoga for all
points South, North and East.
~ miles shorter to Chattanooga, East Ten
nessee, Georgia and the seaboard cities than
via Nashville. Quick time and close n
lions to Nashville.
Ticket Once, 2zS Main ST., and at Depot.
oc3O WI. ROSS, Sup't West Division.
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STRAYED.

C,ORREL MARIA small sorrel mare
- about fifteen hands high, bald face, four
Wllte feet A liberal reward viii be paid
tsr her return to
NJ c. CAYCE & CO.,
M. A-...L -Nr..L
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VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS
Memphis and Charleston Depot
VIII sell, to the highest bidder. at =
o'clock. upon the premises.
TTESDAY. N0FENRER 1sth.

that valuable vacant ground, near the juno
ton Of Old Madison and Court streets, with a
trent on Madison ~ 81 and on Court OF a feet,
suhdfvided into two lots, running through
frcm street 70 street, Nic0lson pavements to
both points. such a location should arrest
the attention 81 those who are looking for a
business stand IN that vicinity.
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.,,e.s At the close OF business to-day:
srrreacv. ssh, 1876; coin, T2,S97, 54S,
r,eluding ia coin certificates 81, $4,000
-eecial deposits Of legal tenders for the
- .rrffRnofaa If fpuooif
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SALE o. EXCHANGE.

URACT or LAND-WeI improved, with
good Improvements and in a high state
al cultivation, SITUATED on the Mempli
ana Charleston Railroad, ferry four mile,
from Memphis, and near e flag station
ID will be sold low for cash or exchanged
Tor property ia the Mississippi bottom.
For particulars
apply 70
nos ANDERSON s. WATSON.
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FURS, FURS.
A Card TO the Trade.

We are selling furs to Merchants al
LOWER PRICES THAN ANY HOUSE WEST
OF NEW YORK CITY.
Call and be convinced.
B. LOWENSTEIN q BROS,
2E2 and pa Main street,
Corner ofJenerson
RAGGENER, 3l72 Main street, has the
rest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
q the city; the largest assortment OF
go DDS fresh from the hands Of the i'm
porter.
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FOR CHICOT CITY.

For Helena, Friar's Point, ChicOt City and
the Bends-Steamcr
-..-----H Harmon. master
GOUTHERN OIL WORKS hay -
y ing chartered the steamer 31ZS+S
Tyrone, Capt. Harmon, to JaKeEE
the place Of the steamed Pink NarDle with
drawn temporarily Tor repaLs, will leave as
aboveo on WEDNESDAY, Oct. &th, al 4o'clOck
pm. For freight or passage, having hne &C
Communications, apply on board, foot Of Jefer-
son street. Oc&
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RAILWAY SECURITY CoMPANY,O
Lessee Memphis and Charleston r. R., y
Memphis, Tenn, October -, ls72.J
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THE Young Mems Terpsichorean
Society will give a grand BALL at the
Memphis Club Hall, on Wednesday
evening, the 18th instant. This society
is composed Of most estimable young
men, and all who attend will have an
excellent Time. Tickets for sale at E. O..
Barnaby's, under the Peabody Hotel,
and f. H. Clark & Co.'s, corner Main
and Madison sfraefs-
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PERSONAL,

HATklMONA-A widow lady wishes 10
vi form the acquaintance Of q gentleman
OF means; object, matrimony. Address
nol0 MOLLlE, this Office.
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DIR. J. B. WATSON, No. So Monroe st.
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction ofteeth
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FOR RENT.
ROOMS n BOARD.

DOARD-An elegant front room with board
ID al % Adams street; also, day boarders.
This Is one Of the most desirable places in the
city. nos
DOONls AND BOARD-For gentlemen, at
IL q Monroe street. MOI
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b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
22 and 2HMain street,
Corner OF jefferson.
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CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE.

As / am 70 speak o on a very deli
cate subject, you viii permit me to say
in the outset that Catholicity pervades
and inspires many a Protestant hearth
and home. L am not here with an in
dictment against families who are not
Catholics in name, and who actually
hold many Catholic truths and practice
many Catholic virtues.
You all hold the doctrine that the New
Testament is the word of God; that
Christ is divine; that to love
and serve Him and to imitatate
His chastity and the chastity of
His Virgin Mother is beautiful and holy,
etc. you are all Catholic. In one word,
whatever is good in your various sys-
TENS Of religions is Catholic.
The jog clusters about your very
churches and upholds them for a time,
but ! must maintain, in sheer justice to
my subject and to you that the reforma-
ton was antagOnistic to purity and vir-
tue, and That thegOOd you have remains,
not because Of the reformation but in
despite Of il, for If I-cannot trace the
prevailing principle Of our WoOdhulls
and Claillin's, of MormOns and Oneida
communities 20 the principles Of refor-
nation, and show d necessary cOnnec-
ton and relationship between them,
then my study Of history on this subject
has been TO no purpose; and if l cannot
demonstrate on the other hand that the
purity Of our Protestant homes, comes
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ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES.

Genuine .ALETdHDRE KID
GLOVES tone and tlCO buttons
closed out at 81 90 at the South
erT5 Palace, 332 ,MGiB street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER-
g.. Treasurer
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The Calling Guns.

The Calling guns at West Point are
curious looking implements Of warfare,
but more curious still is the manner OF
their working. An disappearing bend.
ing band of steel is brought from the
ammunition chest and held inn mediate.
ly over and in contact with the slit in
the upper part of the gun. This seq
ment contains twenty cartridges, and
as the crank of the coffee.mill" is turn.
ed they descend in due sequence into
the chambers, where they explode
From the many mouths Of the gun
shoot forth uninterrupted numbers of
piercingly bright flashes of flame, sur.
rounded by enwrapping wells of blue
smoke, and from the lower side comes
steady stream of empty cartridge
shells. When one segment is exhaust.
ed it is replaced by another, and there
is really no limit to the capacity of the
gun so long as the crank is kept turn.
ing. An officer informs me that they
can fire 40 shots minute and, furth.
ermore, that the prevalent impression
their delicacy and liability
to get out of order is untrue; that they
are easily managed; simply construct
ed and good for much service.-Corre.
spondence Of the Ponghkeepsie Eagle.
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Among the sensations they propose to
open the summer season with Mt Mag
ara Falls is a grand buffalo hunt. The
fashionable city people who spend the
season at the falls desire to get q
glimpse of Far Western prairie sports |;
therefore that Buffalo chase was con.
ceived. They sent out to Nebraska for
the live buffaloes, which they propose
to convey TO Niagara Falls in cars, and
then have party of Pawnee Indians, in
aboriginal costume, hunt the bufaloes
down.
A dispatch was received here yester-
day, stating that seven buffaloes had
been captured south of North Platte,
distance of about fifty miles. Six of the
seven died, having been exhausted in
the operation of being run down.
If those city sports want to see gen.
uine and exciting buffalo chase, they
had better come out to Nebraska and
join in one on the prairie, in all its ex-
element and reality.-Omaha Tribune,
June 13.
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Current Items.

| SWAhouS AV6u1Bs
The seventeen.year locusts are to an
pear again. r.
| DRY weather in Cuba has increased
the sugar crop 8 per cent.
| New HAVEN has offered Connecticut
si,OOO,OOO for new State House.
SwAsHJoc0ERs is the name of clime
of Kansas politicians.
WHISKY distilled fron, sawdust is the
fastest Washington enterprise.
UTAH has bismuth mine. the only
one in the United States.
The dividends payable in Boston in
juno amount to $2,2S3,495.
MOVING machines have been intro
duced into Northern Mexico.
The Boston water.works have maid
expenses for the first time this year.
CHICAGO is to have million dollar de.
pot and three million dollar hotel.
Two TONS of boys marbles lately ar
rived at New York from Germany.
"FExINARY" is the latest for female
seminary.
A PENKNlrE was found in the heart of
tree lately felled in New Haven.
ABLuNDERING Dubuque printer alludes
to an attorney-atjaw.
A DANBURY, Ct, man hasn't slept out
of town for thirty years.
One hundred and ninety thousand
quarts OF Strawberries arrived in Jersey
City one day last week.
lRoN-FRAxED vessels are becoming
popular on the lakes.
SnEEP-sHEARING festivals are bucolic
Michigan amusements.
FlRsT-RATE fishing in Ausanauquotau.
songomongotongo Lake, Ne.
MINNESOTA farmers are turning their
attention to the peanut crop.
ONE.HALr the slate pencils used in the
world are made in Vermont.
SEvENTY.EIoHr acres in the heart of
Evansville, Ind, are in litigation.
The average cost of building mile of
road is $44, 225 in this country.
IT is singular that the price of gas in
Washington is to be reduced imme.
diately after the adjournment of Con.
gress.
1T is thought that the wheat crop of
Northern and Central Texas will reach
100000 bushels. three times the
amount ever before raised in one season.
TIE New York World announces that
colored tablecloths and napkins are
superceding white in many of the up
town restaurants of that city, as co ored
walters already have done.
WIZARDS Hotel at Washingto has
been leased at the rate of $4,000 the
first year, $4,000 the second, $4,000
the third, and $4,000 the fourth year
and thereafter. t+
AMONG some curiosities from Florida,
Gov. Crosby, of Belfast, has grasshop.
per that measures FIVE inches in length
from head to the end of the hind legs.
and with body as big as a sparrow.
They have novel style of gymnastics
in certain wooden mill in Pittsfeld,
Mass. Some weeks ago a young man
L. AIDE a descent through the elevator
opening from the third story to the
basement, landing safely on his feet.
He went about his work as usual. The
other day younger lad performed the
same feat, falling into basket of filing.
He was "litt!e stiff neat morning.
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SENATOR HARLAN is now financially
interested in three newspapers, al
dailies.
RED CLOUD is fond of going to the
circus.
The still-born daughter Of the Nova.
Scotia giantess was % inch es long, and
weighed Is pounds.
JOHN B. COUGH is the most popular
lecturer in the field.
EUcENIE suffers from a painful inflam.
nation of the facial glands.
The Pope is 81.
SUMNER is engaged in literary labors
at Washington.
Gov. BRowNLow is on his legs again.
WESLEY SIXTH, Syracuse collegian,
has double voice. The effect Of his
singing is said to be wonderful.
An Arkansas man had the invitations
to his tin wedding printed on square
sheets Of the metal, which were duly
inclosed in envelopes.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER MAcWHoRrER
has an elaborate article in the July Gal.
ary, contending that the Cardiff Giant
is genuine Phenician work of the
highest antiquarian interest. He is sup.
ported in his views by good scientific
authority, absurd as it may seem.
The oldest living Methodist minister
is Rev. Henry Boehm, who is ninety.
two years old. He has been seventy
one years in the itinerant ministry, but
now resides on Staten Island, most tend
erly cared for by affectionate kindred.
He was present at the recent General
Conference.
The wife Of Gratz Brown is a hand
some and winning lady, mother of seven
children, of whom six are living, the
oldest not being over IA years OF age.
OF these children FIVE are girls. II is
related Of the Governor that he married
for love, when Mrs. Brown was country
and that he first saw her swing.
ing on gate in front of country farm.
house, as he and two or three other
members of the Missouri Legislature
we're strolling out Of town after one of
its sessions.
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The CoRPsEs OF THE GREAr.-The EN-.
balming of Mazzini's body recalls the
singular fate which has attended the
remains of so many distinguished men.
In fact, an extremely interesting vol.
ume might be made Of the pos thumous
adventures Of the bodies of those whose
memory the world has sought to keep
alive. There is but little doubt that the
tombs in the Pantheon at Paris, which
are shown to contain the remains of
VoItaire and Rousseau, are, in fact.
empty, having been rifled during one OF
the periods of conservative reaction in
France. Millions head is said to be in
possession OF private collector in Lon.
don. So is Cromwell's. Jeremy Ben.
tham's body, by his direction, was
stuffed, and, dressed in his usual suit of
clothes, with his hat on, his stick in his
hand, and seated in his chair, is now
preserved in a glass case. A few years
ago there was sold at auction in London
what was said to be the head of Confu.
cius, the Chinese sage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-07-05

Pure WHARF.-THE English papers
give US an instance of the deadly effects
Of want of pure water. Previously to
1868, the city Of Bombay, in Hindostan,
was annually visited with cholera, and
lost each year several thousand in.
habitants. Since 1865, a supply of pure
water has been furnished, and there has
been no case of cholera. In the city of
Calcutta, exactly the same experience
has been had
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-07-05

The religious statistics OF Germany
are as follows Evangelicals, "a, 92l 600
Roman Catholics, 4,565,O0O Greek
Catholics, 1900; other Christian demon
inations. ll4,0O0; Jews, 10000; 0Un-
known, 5000.
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CHARLES NARROW, the Chautanoua
county IN. ~ murderer, will be hung
on the I'd Of August.