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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention was divided into three
liIsectionS-the branches meeting at the Ro.
bert Park Methodist Church, and at the
first Baptist Church. The time in the
Convention proper was occupied princi.
pally lin hearing reports and short ad.
dresses from the delegates from various
parts Of the country. At the branch
meetings the topic for discussion was
normal schools for preparing teachers,
q and Sunday School melodies. 7.,.,r' >
" With the, exception of Two or, three
76so6therp States, SO far as the States have
I'll been called, there are from two to sixty
delegates from each. It reported Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Illinois and Maryland ,haye
the largest representation. sll2S So 4,,' II u,
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USpER MAY Ground. has been
broken within a day orltwo for the new
Soho Glass Works " at Bellaire. The
gentlemen having the matter in charge
are determined TO push the building to
carly completion in order to get in run!
ming. order asaduickly as possible. Z @4 Z
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CHICAGO.

,cHicAao, March i7.-1tls now thought
that the loss Of Farwell s. Co., and II. w
King &.Co., by fire this morning, will moi
exceed oS Q00 The patrolmeh cceeded
inIr0te cting tie goods from water.s -.
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striking PPrlntefs 5A FTreestte sdi for Com
~ SpiracY,It

~. SptracY.IeT
TORONTO, April 17.-Thiteen -ofothe
stFikipg printers have been arrested under
the conspiracy law and were baileJ for
trial Thursday. Tho places Of the strik-
ing printers arc rapidly filing.
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lpoElcE oounr,E oTen MeAvsEl shoIS

: FoL1cE uouRrE owen aicASss! shoSS
'triGlon therhArgs-uf dlscrdcrlyccnduct
had been continued q each session Of
the police court since Monday, was ar.
raigned beiote 1Iis Honor on yesterday
morning-the defendants Witnesses being
present. The case was thoroughly inyes:
gsted-the evidence showing McAyey to
have bedh guiltyo d very nbecoming CON.
duct. After the witnesses had been heard,
and while His Honor iRas ireviewing it
preparatory to announcing his opinion, the
prisoner persisted in interrupting the
court with remarks contradicting the ties.
timcny, and correcting supposed mistake
Of Els Honor IN summing up. Finally the
patience Of the court became exhausted
after making repeatedly requesting Nc.
Ayey to be SILENT and the case Wa ter.
minated by imposingsa flne Of ten dol.
' ~ any any c 1oaaHtsNsfYI N RuTG1l If
Andrew Mailer, apoor unfortunate victim
10 his appetite foflwhiaky, was called up
to answer for using loud and abusive Ian.
guageI Several witnesses were exaniped,
but oil failed 70 establish the charge. 1t
was clearly shown chat the'accused had
made Tree use Of his tongue towards the
party making the complaint, but as he
spoke . mixture 81 English, French, and
German, and not enough ofany oHsof the
three to understandsWhat he.wasYsaYing,
there was on utter failure to fastsn gull
upon him. he was accordingly dis.
CHARGED
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Go where you will, yOuaTe sureto hear
some one speak about the cheap Black
Silks selling at Henry Bfaes'..'a 0l 'L.A
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You never WIN be able again to buy
$3.50 Black SIX for $40. nyou want
to see these bargains, eau at Henry BrueS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

X THE New Style Photographs now on
exhibition at ths I, Partridge Gallery are
the finest things out, call and see them!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

PERSRgT Fitting Shirt Patterns, lior
Gentlemen and Boys, Tor sale at Weed
Sewing MSchfne p orns. lAlaM
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1s order iitpr close optna LOT Of Misses
Leather Shoes I will sell them regal dless
Of cost for the next ten days. L. v.
BlondSa g EsEY,l q
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BEST VIOLIN AND GUITAR srRrses in
the city, are to be found at sheibs Music
Store, Monroe street
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HENRY BRuEs is creating 8 great furore
among The ladies sboatsths cReaap, black
ilks he is selling, ,..,,,-,
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Those who will save money should
buy their Boots and Shoes at L. v.
Blond's. -..,..,.,.,, s.,z.,, - 's3..'' {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

HAVE you seen the New Style Pho.
tographs at the Partridge Gallery
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gSWpL open this morning rat Henry
Brues a lot OF handsome Lace sacqdes at
extremely low prices a5,!, 'a'1 % ;
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Jesus lover Otmy SOUL"
wassuug, and Rev, Mr. Cook, iof Buffalo
led the prayer, followedaby the reading
spfthe scriptures, by Dr. BrockaH, Of Illi.
y The President announced the subject
Tor consideration at the night session
"The Sowers.n
DR.. Randolph, Of Philadelphia, opened
III an eloquent and earnest address ont the
influence exerted by parents on children
in the homo circle. There IS nothing so
important as instruction in the word Of
God by Christian fathers and mothers.
Rev. MIR. List sang a beautiful song en-.
titled,
"shun the broad road that leads to despair"
After which, DR.. Eggleston, Of New
York, addressed the convention on the
sewing of seed in school, demonstrat,
ing that the truth Of God and the teacher
80 hand in hand, and that the truly earn
est Sunday School teachers Is dIyinely or.
dained with the preachers OF the GOSPEL.
~. He was followed by Rev. D. Meker, Of
2 GAINESVILLE, on the. sewing Of seed in the
church, alter which, short addresses were
made by Hon. John Hill, q member Of
Congress from New Jersey, j Judge Cad.
dts1o Ohio, and Thane Miller, Of Gin.
ct4naiis closing with prayer and q
; ahymnled by Thane Miller, ~
70 49, ~ 'l''l Lcyoto Tell the Story, FL,
;g1j,. Is, VI Unseen Things Above, 49,
and the henediction nv Dr Melfer
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ANYONE wishing a Lace sacque, can
get q great bargain by calling early al
Henry Brueslb before they aretalI eoS6 D |
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GoTo Brown 3 Higgins Gallery and
see their new style Of Photographs which
arc admired byiall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

A"JuEFm mn .soArsleaIcs caAppednands
sAltfheum, pimples, and all cutaneouS aaec.
tons rehdafing tie bEf1 SOFT and smooth. Man.
ufactured by CAsWEL1, HAZARD q CO.,
Sold BY all DtuggistS. y hha FNewYort
myM-M, Th-dAW ~ 1.
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s BUTTERIcK's PATTERNS for sale OF the
Weed Sewing Machine rooms, o. Market
street. p le--;g.lL sitIo ID
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!, oIosfNs ouTFs 4E Ten dozea8Iises
Leather Shoes TO be sod regardless 81
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ISTHE Cry Capt. John K. Booth, the
Barge King" was in the city, yesterday,
looking after his steamboat interests
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FROST . We anticipated would be
the case, thereg%es, q heavy, white frost
in this region yesterday morning. We
believe The hpit buds are not sufficiently
advanced be ipjured:by it = -. :. ., y
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ESAIh q "a Market street and sxbmlHs
heN lev Weed y s,, Sewing Machine s w
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{ buy the Sewing Machine
Office and salesroom, 81 Market street.
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r4ss % S.,ssas y'zss, aS =vn s.alro
5taA lsH0
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M FAMILY Should be without !

These, symptoms, II allowed . En- bIgJi
this medicine Invariably remove M Il 4
Impotency, Fatuily, Epilcpae III Nv n Il 81 b.
these are not frequently followed y Ill., W
ful diseases, y Insanity and C9nisa IN "
are aware OF the cause Of thelit ,ssTsitSt ~
feW will confess. The records o v CSrISanDttt:
lam, and the melancholy deaths y n asDsi!E:
bear ample witness TO tho unth q N OTst
The Constitution once Affected TStdIdbs Z
Weakness requires tho aid Of ,, I, "
strengthen and inyigorato w pISss' lHETtS
"Holnes q Cos Fluid Extract paEN-
Recalled by all Druggist. 40 ~. G Iss.SIsrG |
BOTTLE, OF 8 oulees, or 9 es Syu,S TIlhb y
once placing thIs valuable COM Wy nooI.
reach OF thgpatIent no matter ngE n Nstal
BEWARE or c6untefteiis. az pEfs'
Fluid Extract Buehu. Holmes O Wv
tors, New York City. uIxlgftt, Z
BEWARE Of spurious Bucuur ie ktpl v
pared by BelEstyled doctors, Tai.II .S,ngbL
inro tha pnhlie bV notorious awe
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nERRRsr PAID oNaPRorE1 pEPosrTs.
HS.&Ak5 Ito BLgg0I9 TASH Z \
oO's'e'soS mdN on az points and prodtGi
avnn promptly reinIttsd. mo n a
Revenue stsmbs, New Frat.ton., t,rn,,Smr,IG y, q
Sand6 cent coin constantly on hand.
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cost for the nexttendayg at l.. v. Bonds.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
.sl a, 81, vnsr VIRGINIA AZ EmHn'a'aSss,s :
Capital ro. .as7 - 100000
Deals in Gold, Coupons, Bonds, 'o0nmssctal
Paper and Bills Of Exchange. f1Bll'1
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THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1879. .
pEPAKTURE oR. TRAINH
New Advertisements.

q ~ ~ New Advertisements. i.s
james Mccullough & 90. el: 80 .
Silk Gimps and Laces. ~ .,tp a. ~ Y. az,
Post Thoburn No. 4. G. A. r.. ( d
Looking Glasses. % = s1s., y ilta1l14tg ,
Undertaking .sli NO '5 y ~ :. 7,S.,
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas. 5a5
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TJTIITITTILITITIEIl !
IkanRN0Efafl0Ils
'gleyeland 3 Pittsburg Railr0ad


S1kldSIi, Ftltn1 WIIl rahl sIclloaS, "a. >. -
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100 Il ga Jesus lover r. OF my SOUL"

The night session Of the Convention
was called to order. by President Gillett,
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BOARD OF EDUCATION to.night-regu-
larmonthly meeting. Members are re-
.quested 10 be promptly in their5seaii
There isal age amount OF bdstne which
Deeds, ip,mad;oto a ot;E,,,,, .,,,p ~. 1s,-Tr
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.RrN.Go0da.
EIaIllest fls.Ss5DFYli55 Goods,

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-13
THE PISTOL.
A Shooting SeraPe ON the Steamer Phil
ALMA Passenger shot and Dan-
gerousJy Wounded.

A shooting affray Of a somewhat pecu-
liar character occurred yesterday after
noon on board the steamer Phil Allin
while she was lying at the landing pre-
paratory to taking a trip down
the river. Just before the signal was
given for the departure Of the
boat, two passengers named respectively
Asa Searcy and William Henigen, got
into a difficulty which resulted IN
Henigen getting a dangerous pistol
shot wound in the groin at the hands OF
Searcy. 1t appears that Mr.. Searcy,
who is engaged in planting at Burgetts
Landing, about twenty-five miles down
the river, had been on a visit to the city
for the purpose of selling some produce
and hiring negroes to work on his
plantation, and was on his way
home when the affray took place
He went down ON the boiler
when one of them solicited five
Searcy went up to the bar and told the
baTkeeper to give the man the tobacco,
and that he would pay for it. Henigen,
who was standing e by, made
SOME JEERING REMARKS
about the smallness Of the amount of the
weed that Searcy proposed to purchase,
which Searcy resented, telling him it
was none of his business how much he
bought. Some words passed between
the parties, and Henigen went off,
Searcy walking toward the stern Of the
boat. A companion of Henigen's re-
marked that he would allow no man to
talk to him as Searcy had done, and
they followed him forward. OneO them
caught Searcy around the neck, when
the young planter drew his pistol, turned
hurriedly and fired. The bullet lodged
in Henigen's groin and came outthrOugh
the ieshy part of his right thigh.
THE REPORT OF THE SHOT
caused a good deal of excitement in the
vicinity, and Officer Mcfarland, who
was ON the levee at the time, rushed to-
ward the boat, but.sOme of the crew en-
deavored to prevent his going on board,
as the boat was about to leave. He,
however, asserted his right to go on
board and
MAKE THE ARREST,
and he did so, Notwithstanding the OBJ
structions placed in his way. He ar
rested Searcy and conveyed him to the
pOlice-station, on Adams street, where
he was locked up to await an examina-
ton.
THE WOUNDED MAN
was also brought to the statiOnhOuse,
but it was found that his wound was of
a serious, if not dangerous character,
and he was carried without loss of time
to the hospital, where he received the
professional treatment of DR.. Thornton,
who considers Henigen in a critical con-
dition.
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A FINE MATHUSHEK PIANO,
Valued AT $1,000,
WILL BE DRAWN FOR AT THE
MASONIC PICNIC AT JAMES PARIl
on June "a, 1872.
Tickets, 81.
PERSONAL.

COLONEL SOMERvILLE, of Upton, is
in the city, a guest at the Worsham.
MI. S~IGNIAGO, of the Grenada SENT,
mel, is in the city.
Mi. JAMES SULLIVAN has returned
to the city, after an absence of many
months in Mississippi.
Rev. DIR. LOTION, the newly-elected
pastor O the First Baptist Church of this
city, will arrive to-day at moo by the
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN G. B. SENINs, Arkansas; T. ],
Harwell, New York; T. D.. Phillip,
Philadelphia; General French, Missis.
sippi; John w. Rutherford, Cincinnati
NJ. D.. Welch, Racine, Wisconsin, and
S. H. Hatch, New Orleans, are stopping
at the Peabody Hotel.
L. J. DUPRE, of the APPEAL, writes
privately that DIR. Corey, of this city,
owns a fine ranch, and is "cultivating
cattle" successfully near Colorado City,
Corey says he would not live in Ten
nessee if he owned the State, and people
who have breathed the mountain air OF
Colorado all talk like DR.. Corey.
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PETITIONS
Petition for Divorce.

No. Ai.-In the Second Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-Sels0n Castle vs.
Emily Castle.
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn e
in this cause that the defendant, Emily
Castle, is a nonresident of the State of Ten,
nessee:
IL is therefore ordered by The Clerk and Mas
ter, That she make her appearance herein, al
the courthouse of the Second ChancerJ
Court in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, OF
or before the first Monday in July, 1872, anC
plead, answer or demur TO compliments bill
for divorce, or the same viii be taken FOR con
fessed as 20 her, and set for hearing eX parte
and thai a copy of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in th'
Memphis Appeal. This May 2, 1872.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEORGE MALLERY, Deputy y. and Nj.
Brown & Lyles, Sols. for Compl't. my&
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YOUNG HEBREWS PICNIC.

This annual fete comes of on the 10Th
instant at James's Park. The managers
will make this picnic come up to the
standard Of that given last season. a
Chickering piano, valued at one thou
sand dollars, will be ratified for on the
grounds; tickets, one dollar. The affair
viii be enjoyable in the extreme, and
will be attended by the best people in
our city. No tickets will be auctioned
off on the grounds.
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first circuit court-nelsEen. Judge

First Circuit COurt-Hefskeu. Judge
To-day's calendar is as follows: HIS
Carson vs. Memphis Street Railroad Co.
1914, West VS. Irby; 1853, Walker Bros
& Co. v Stephenson; 1856, Sciuggs V:
NJ. * G. R.. r.. Co.; 2022, Lundy vs. Wal,
colt; POPS, Newburger q Bro. VS. Lazar.
rina; 2O42, Wishart & Griffin; 2O43
WEIGH VS. Mcneil; 2047, Allen d Co. VI
Foster, KealhOfer & Co.
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United states COurt-HOn. COnnaIy 4.
Trigg, Judge.

United States VS. COckrell & Heiskell,
death Of defendant COekren suggested
and ordered abatement as to him; John
Doe ex dem George Willard VS. Fitz-
gerald, judgment by default, set aside,
lease, entry and custer confessed and
leave to defendants to plead; Sample
Elicit Adams vs. J. Wilkins, by consent
case set for first Monday Of next special
October term; United States VS. John G.
Parker, ct al; Judgment VS. First Ma
tionaI Bank entered for 1925 IS as gar
nishee of II. l. Fox; United States VS.
Edwin NJ. Tedder, ct al, nOlle pros
entered as to Phillips, Tedder plead
guilty and court suspended judgment;
United States VS. Nelson d p. NJ. Had
dleston, nolle pros; United States vs.
Whitfield Tippett, motion to quash in
dictment overruled; w. H. Carver and
J. G.. Neeley were excused; several judg-
ments of condemnation We're entered
by default in several information cases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-13

THE extensive factories for the build
ing of organs show c~onclusively the in
crease of musical culture in our country.
Every factory is from time to time en-
larging the number of its operatives, and
the orders are constantly accommodating.
No organ has a better reputation than
those built by Needham & Son. They
are justly styled "The Silver Tongue"
MERRuIAN d WILCOX, Agents,
2733 Main street.
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UPPER BLUE LICK is the most pOpu-
lar mineral-spring water ON this cOnti-
nent, because it is the best Alternative and
aperient known. 1t is a general pre-
sentative of the tone of the stomach and
purity of the blood, and a powerful pre-
~ventfve of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield & Higbee, wholesale agents.
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Ice, ICE.-A big barge loaded to the
gunwale, with about eight hundred tons
Of the purest lake ice, arrived at the
landing yesterday consigned to Hickey,
Bartlett d TOomer, No. 8 Howard Row.
1t j. really fine, and several large loads
Of the same splendid quality are on their
way down for the same firm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-13

PANTS MADE at Waggeneris, 3l7l
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for S16 So,
S14, SIG and SIS.
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You win find the Chickering piano
the best and cheapest Its reputation
for superiority of workmanship, dura-
bility and elegance of tone and touch, is
world wide. No rise of prices yet on
account of the strike. Cali at No. ga
Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-13

GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3173 Main street. He is doing 20. o. d.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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LOST.

nOG-A white pointer bitch; one lemon
IL colOred ear. A liberal reward will be
paid, II returned TO 81 Vance street. Ju2
TANE-LIBERAL REWARD-June 10th,
within two sQuares OF Peabody Hotel, a
small heavy cane with ivory handle and figure
Of a stag cut thereon. A liberal reward will
be paid for the return Of the cane, which Is
valued as a present from a friend. Call az this
ONCE. j. HARVEY MATHES.
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OLD VIRGINIA WELCOME.

The HOTEL AMI COTTAGE BUILDINGs are in
thorough condition, newly painted and fur
nished with entirely new appointments.
The TABLE Will be drst-class in every par-
ticular. A magnificent BALLROOM. one hum
dred by thirty feet, and elegantly fitted PAR
LORs
BILLIARD AND BAE-ROOM seventy-fve feet
long, and a capaciOus Bowling saloon.
Direct TELEGEAPHIC POSTAL cOmmu
nicatiOn.
Tn buildings n grounds viii be brilliantly
mumtned with gas, and every attraction will
be 9nOrded the visitors TO CatOOsa Springs.
Inc above Watering Place will be opened
to patrons JUNE Isl, lS72, by
W. e. HEWITT,
myz6s Late Of Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ca.
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FOR A OR RENT.

DESlDENCE-A large and delightfully."- sit
H uated residence on McDemore avenue,
just east Of the state Female College, and
within "A 4 W minutes walk Of the street cars,
Is for rent For further particulars apply TO
JAMES WHELESS,
jus at Home Ins. Co, No. % Madison st.
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
KENTUCKY.

HOTEL accommodation enlarged and im-
H proved. Now open for visitors
I~ERMs-BOard $40 per week To July lst.
10 per week for July and Aug.
90 per month
Children and servants, haif-price.
With the ability and determination 10 make
Crab Orchard Springs second to no suInmer re-
sort in America. We solicit, especially. the pa
tronage of SOutherners with their families.
L0CArIoN-Six hours run IcJm louisville on
the Knoxville Branch of L. AID n Z. E..
Correspondence is invited with those en-
gagged in educational pursuits with a view Of
establishing a Female seminary At these
Springs.
General Thos. H. Taylor is IN charge Of the
Office, and will exert himself 10 assure the
comfort and welfare of Our guests
SHELBY < THOIsEL. PrOprietOrS.
JUS Shelby City, Boyle county, ny.
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srEAM-FrrTno, 815 Second street.

Grand drawing for a ChickerIng piano
valued at $1,000, AT b Hebrew picnic,
Jane 10. 1872. Tickets, 81 Piano on
exhibition at HOIlenberg's music store.
Second street.
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THE Mathushek Piano is warranted
for five years. Every mechanical mind
recognizes at once the intrinsic merit of
its structure. Every cultivated ear de-
tects at the first sound the sweetness OF
its tone.
MERRIMAN d WILCOX, Agents,
273A Main street.
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COMMUNAL Observation-Disclosures
more to connubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whiteomb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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THE EsTEY parlOr and church organ
occupies the foremost position among all
reed instruments. 1t is acknowledged
TO have the best reeds, the most pine
organ-like tone, and absence of the vdI-
gar ACCORDION twang so peculiar to most
new instruments,