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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-06

BOARDING = TWO LARGE FRONT
ID rooms. suitable for gentleman and wife or
two single gentlemen, with board. A number
of day boarders can be accommodated. Apply
at No. 1863 Second street. 62-S7
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OYSTERS.

srRASGERs, 90 to willett 5.
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T OST-ON VANCE STREET, NEAR OR
IL leans, or on Orleans street, n gold set be-
longing to bracelet. set with torquoise and
diamonds. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving at the corner of Beal and
Wellington sts. or at Memphis Bank. S1-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-06

'' eFf'n ? fl'sf '''' '''P'as 7sl
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US. MAIL LINE TO FRIAR's POINT.
Steamer Geo. W. Cheek, | .ESA
Geo. Malone. -
Leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY i FRIDAY
At5p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
GEO. W. CHEEK, Sup't,
1871 AZ Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-06

FINEST billiard hall in the city-Wil-
let's. 3Ot
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WHIITEMoRE HOUSE, lO9 AND III
trally located, within one block of the Expo
sition building. is open for the reception Of
guests visiting the Exposition. Fare, So per
day. f4f y IM MtN 13l-t
BOARDING GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS,
ID with board, at 300 Third street, between
adams and Washington. Day boarders also
wanted. .. 4e44A - - 15-t
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The HUSTON 1NvEsTIGATIoN.-Rey Saml
Kedgers, presiding elder, to whom was referred
by the conference of the NJ. z. Church South the
investigation of the charges made against Rev
Or. Huston, late OF Trinity Church, in this CITY
mas not as yet appointed a committee TO investi-
CATION, as required by the Discipline OF the
church. The committee will be appointed a.
soon a Mr.. Rodgers obtains certain information
winch be desires to come IN possession of, and
the heating in the case will be commenced in tht
course Of few weeks. The investigation vii
OF necessity take the course prescribed by thu
rules ofthe church, and will be thorough and
complete, Mr.. Rodgers being DESTROYS of making
thorough examination in order thatthe churci
may fully discharge its duty to itself and Others
The investigation will be private-Bau san
9th inst
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SALT LAKE, March 25--The opponents of the
mass meeting for Wednesday night. II + the
intention to appoint two delegates TO WASHING
Ton torepresent the situation, namely: one Gen.
VIZ, ana one apostle. Mormon Governor Woods
are conndent that the new census will give the
required population for admission as a slate.
Unusually large amounts Of bullion are I'm
transit 10 the east There are further exciting
accounts Of rich placer gold discoveries near the
Great canon, on the Colorado river.
Ghe nrst spike Of the Utah Northern railroad
was driven to-day, and half mile Of rail-
laid.
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TARDY RECoGNITIoS OF A MARRIAGg-Niss
Amelia Hamel, the daughter OF J. u. Hamel at
pf esent commission mercbanto OF Havana who
was married 10 Prince Luis dc Bourbon i'm Ne "
York in 1869, at jefferson Market Police Court.
and whose marriage had not been recognized by
the groom's family, has now been recognized by
the Count ana Countess de Aquila (the parents
of the Prince, and also by Francis III, ex-King
OF Naples, and chief OF the family. The ex-
King has also bestowed the title of Count and
Countess Of Roca Guglielma on the Young couple
Tito this universal recognition a fair income is
added, the young folks will have 10 reason TO
complain N. i. Standard 9th
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THE BRITISH BUDGET-In the English House
OF Commons, last evening, Mr.. Lowe, Chancel-
Tor OF the Exchequer, submitted the annual
budget. IL shows that the estimated total expe1-
dltures of the last fiscal year were f12, 1876 eco.
while the actual expenditures were f7l,720, 900.
he estimated receipts OF the last fiscal year
from all sources were G12,315, OCO and the actual
receipts were al ,5S5 ,0C0. an increase over the
estimates OF 81 10000 The total public debt is
92,liO 600. The receipts for the financial wear
1ol2-13 are estimated at GA ,915 900. The total
expenditures for the same year are estimated
al 81 ,3G,OCO. Mr.. Lowe recommended I'll at the
duties on coffee and chickory he reduced 80 per
cent, and that two pence OH the pound be taken
of the income tax.
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arp'y what has been said to several of this - n
mittee. Unless the law a. illustrated by ancient
cases and adopted by Mr.. Jefferson Is entirely
neglected unless the rule 50 frequently enum-
Grated is set a. defiance or treated a. a sh am
there are at least three serving on the committee
in violation OF parliamentary law. In under
taking to serve they were un ioubtedly obliv!Ous
oil tie time honOred requirement or Will no;
appreciate its stringency.
Not only every Senator, but the whole country
has an unreasonable interest in the preseTva
ton of those rules by which what Mr.. Jefferson
justly calls 1.-THE wantoness OF power is re
strained and minorities are protected agains
majorities. Any shock to them as in the present
case becomes precedent by which liberty and
Justice suffer. As Senlt appearing before
this committee, / deem it my duty 10 file this
protest in the sincere hope that whatever NAV
be the result OF the present inquiry the open VIC
latlon of parliamentary law in the formation and
constitution of the committee viii not be per
mitted to become precedent hereafter. When
law Is sacrificed individuals NAV for a moment
seem TO triumph, but il is at the cost of a great
safeguard for the good of all.
CHARLES SUMNER.
SfEcte CHAMBER, 2GH March, 1SI2.
The committee, on motion OF Mr.. Carpenter.
unanimously decided 10 issue subpoena reouir
ing Mr.. Sumner TO appear before the committee
at half-past ten O'Clock tomorrow morning anC
testify.
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lHE RISE IN EIIR-Lucly Specuydtors.-The
continued rise in Erie stock, as reported in our
hHSncial columns, has caused much excitement
ia W az street, and busy scene is presented
among the brokers. The demand for the stock
comes fTcm all parts of the country, and the
telegraph brings orders every minute. Some
lucky speculations are mentioned. lame
boy, messenger in a telegraph Office seeing
the demand for the stock, induced gentleman
VINO mad faith in hIs honesty to lend him mod
crate sum, and he soon sold out at a profit o,
Sl;ooO. grocer In small town up the river
made venture, and cleared S34 900. A gentle
man who recently went abroad for his health
bought through broker on the eve of his de
parture one thousand shares OF Erie at the mar
ket price. The broker to-day sold out the stock
on an order received by cable at a clear prof.
OF 81. lNO.--N y. Pnsf 21hh -
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A MYsTERIoUs MURDER IN ROMA con-
pie of weeks since the Italian police tisbed ont of
the Tiber the body OF a young and beautiful wo-
man; evidently belonging to one of the first
families. An ivory-handled dagger, plunged to
the hilt in the left breast, LETT in the wound
by the assassin, and under il was tattooed in the
skin the terrible word 'cendettd," with the date
"lsi2" The victim is supposed to have be.
lcnged 10 one OF the Oldest and nOblest families
of the Roman aristocracy but the papers have
not yet ventured to publish the name. The af
fair is, of course, for the present shrouded in
MYSTERY. "
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The BEER QUESTION IN MAssacHUsErTs.-
1he question of beer or no beer continues 20
agitate the legislature OF Massachusetts, or did
80 AZ the latest advices. The Boston Transcript
quotes with great reverence the opinion of Dr.
ID. y. Bowditch, which is chat Clinical expe-
rience, if 1t proves anything, that every form of
sumulant now in use can be made a blessing if
used temperately or on proper occasions; 10 If
used intemperately or improperly, each and ali
may become poisonous to the last degree" But
the prohibtionists insist that this does not 90 TO
me vital question, which is, whether the beer
Goes not do more harm than good? And so tbe
battle RACES ~
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AN AMERICAN THAMES TUENEL-The IA
nous tunnel connecting the Middlesex and Sur.
rey banks Of the Thames in the two sections OF
London known as Wrapping and Rotherhithe l.
10 nave Its rival, If bin now pending before tn,
New York legislature be passed, by tunnel to
connect the cities of New York and Brooklys
The bill incorporates the New York and Brook
Hn out merged tubular Bridge Company, and
authorizes il to construct a tunnel or iron tube
acToss the East river large enough to contain
carriageway, footway, and horse railway
iof me movement of both passengers and
freghts. The rates of toll which the companT
Is allowed to collect are certainly very moder-
ate; cent for foot passengers, cents for cattle
ana horses, . cents for horse ana light wagon, l.
cents Tor double wagons, Is cents for loaded carts
snd drays and "A cents for loaded double wagons
1t is provided that the grade OF the approaches
on each side shall not exceed five feet in the
hnhdrod, and provision is made by which the
company may condemn and acquire the lsnC
necessary to the construction OF said ap
pIOaChCs. -
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SoME SAY it il OF no use for them to adver-
tise; that they have been in the place in BUSH
ness all their lives, and everybody knows them
Such people forget to take into consideration
mat our country is increasing in population
hea.ly forty per cent: every ten years, and no
matter how old the place, some move to other
parts, and strangers fill their places In this
age OF me world, unless the name of a business
III IN Is kept constantly before the public, some
.sihg, IN very short time take the place of the
Older ones, and the latter, rust out, as it were.
and be forgotten. - - :. "NI0,
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ANOTHER REPORTED death BLOW" tt.
TIE MEXICAN REvoLUTIoN.-A dispatch from
the City of Mexico says: a. In a battle on the 2,l
instant, Gen. Rcchs, with 900 troops, defeate,
the united revolutionary forces, numbering
1900 men, killing and wounding 200, and can
turing 200 men, with all their artillery, excep,
three guns. The revolutionists retreated 10
wards Presnilo and Zerez, pursued by Genera
blow to the revolutionary prospects, but anar-
chy Will prevail for long time. There is moth
ing doing I'm domestic industries, and trade In
foreign goods is slight
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~ Charles Dickens is to be nn0bnu

Charles Dickens il to be "m6humented.
The Japanese in Philadelphia visited the
~ Lowery is called the second Rob Roy No
California proposes to furnish the United
states with all the figs it wants, in year or two
philohippic ideas.
@Farmers' wives participate in the discus
SONS OF the Damascus (Ill.) Farmers Club.
1T is all very well to say, "Take things "a
they come, butsuppose things don't come?
- Because she had warts on her hands Mis-
suicide. i'eeo
- California exempts editors from iurv dutv
thinking that they have trials enough in tbs,,,
business. Al enen
B0Strauss, the famous comnosar ., ,.
music, hiss accepted an invitation IN assist =,
me Boston Peace Jubilee in june next.
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woNANs RIGHTS BILL has passed the nl-
nois house of representatives sc to -, proyidin,
that no person shall be precluded from any oc
cupation, profession or employment, except tn,
military, on account of sex, provided the ACT
shall not be construed to effect eligibility 10
Office, to require women to work on streets OF
roacs, or to serve on juries. This is a step in.
advance for Illinois, and though the exception
ana Proyisos In the bill show that the legislator
OF the state take IL with fear and tremblipc
they Will speedily be treasured and prepared 10
take . further stride in the path of reform be-
fore long, we do not doubt
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OlL ON THE TROUBLED WATERs-A confar-
enee was held yesterday In New York between
Colonel scott, representing the Pennsylvania
central Railroad Company; William III. Van
Colonel Phillips, representing the ALLEGHENY
raiIroad and Populations of the Oil refners and
producers and New York and Boston petroleum
associations in reference to the freight question
The negotiations were secret, but IL i undsr
$1,000 $1,000 that satisfactory arrangements were per-
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DARwINlsM ToPsY TURvY.-Bryant, Alcott
and other thinkers are taxing their ingeniou,
fancy to see how good case they can make OUT
Tor the descent OF man from the angels and OF
the animals from man. Some of US, if man wa
once little lower than the angels, have mo-
zone creut TO our ancestry, for the breech i.
widened. And Mr.. Bryant argues that IN re-
quires vigilant and incessant struggle to saw
what there is left of the angel and insure our
immediate progeny against aping the habits o.
hauteur, the lower orders.
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~The Omaha Herald calls the Erie r.,,ro.d
a nfv.s Ian ~ @<@tS toAIooo

"Dix's land"
The Savannah News has received for pub-
ucatlon touching "Sonnit TO Q Violet, % In the
course OF which zephyr is made TO rhyme
with "heifer."
Green county (Georgia) jury has
awarded $4,000 damages to the widow OF q Mr..
oaks who was killed on the Georgia road near
Union Point some time ago.
ga new paper called the Iater-ocsaa an
peared in Chicago yesterday in place of the Re
publican, j. Young Scammon assuming the
responsibility Of its management. 1t Will be 4
Grant paper.
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iHE ARMY-2d 1t A. W. Greedy, 9Th cavalry,
has been detailed as judge advocate of the
general court martial at Fort whipple Va. TO
Try causes there pending, in place Of edit. How
gate I'd 1t q. T.. WOlcOtt, Sd artillery detailed
as member of the same court, in place of LIST
~. Il. II. Bradley. Additional I'd 1t. Joseph H.
Willard, corps OF engineers has been ordered to
report Ina person to the superintendent OF the
military academy, at West Point for assign
m1 Mt 10 TEMPORARY duty
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS or MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
ST. Louis, March 25.-Fiye new direc,ors nj
the missouri Pacific railroad were elected b.
gay, among them Francis b. Hayes and Chas.
=. M9rInL, OF Boston, and Jos. Selegnian, OF
RUN OFF WITH THE MONEY.
n. w: Grayes, clerk Of the steamer Utah, alb
sconoed last Tuesday with several thousand dol
lars helon. "s 10 The boat He was arrested to-
day in Idaho city.
MURDER s.-...t.
man whose name is not given went e
saloon Of Nebraska Claywoll, Of wincne.
Scott county, Ill, Saturday, and asked Tor a
drink which was refused him on account of his
being drunk. An alteration ensued, aud Claw
well struck the man on the head with tum-
bier and turned him out Ten minutes after-
wards be returned and shot Claw we'll throngh
the head. killing him instantly. The murderer
was arrested.
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kNSLANb REDUCES TIE DUTY on CoFPEE AND
CHICORY.
LONDON, March 26.-The motion made in the
House OF Commons last night By Right Hon.
Robert Lowe, chancellor of the exchsquer for
Immediate reduction Of nifty per cent. on the
duties on coffee and chicOry, was carried.
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
LIVERPOOL, March 26.-Saturday and Monday
next will be observed as holidays in this city.
THE SULTAN GOING TO FRANCE
CoEsTANTINoPLE. March 26.-The Sultan
has announced his intention OF visiting Lyons
in May, for the purpose OF attending the exPo-
sition TO be held there during that month.
NOT ORDERED TO
MADRID, Marc zs.-The renort ih., ,to
Spanish fr;gates Gerons and Arapites had heae
ordered 70 Venezuela TO demand SATISFACTION far
the insult offered 20 the Spanish consul. proves
TO be unfounded. The vessels are ordered IN
Havana. ="
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TIE BILL granting the privilege TO the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Company to erect
passenger depot at the corner OF Sixth and b
streets, came up in the House to-day as unfn-
ished business, when the opponents OF the mea-
sure Immediately began tiiIibustsring to pre.
vent It's passage by the very decided majority
IN its favor, and were still Keeping up the liIa-
toiN h!o!'oLs when our report closed, with every
prospect of a protracted fight.
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A DOLLY WARDEN DRESS is thus described fc
the benefit OF ignorant people: A ssDolly Var
den" is MORE antique dress pattern, and il
made OF some material, and is cut biased at IN
top and bottom and trimmed with Honito,
polonaises and tube roses, with a peplum run
ming two chains and three links to the southwes
from the starting point, around the skirts o
civilization, and pinned together with a sell
acting safety pin. The figures are so large TIA
it takes eight dress patterns to show them off I.
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PIANOS. &c.

a RARE CHANCE-HAying seterpins-l ~ ,,,,,,
a duce In this city the oeIebT ated sCBO--
nACkER PIANO, Phiiadei phia, whichkEA
- the newest I'm Provements, nSgnifceuttltk Nv
tone; better finished, and more durable thsn aoY
eeAer Piano made, i now ofer the same AZ Sc rel
cent less cash than any other first class Piano ear
ee bought, or for reasonable instaiusnts Call aud
sxAmine for yourselves
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CLEVELAND will soon be able 10 discount Pits
burgh in the lire OF coal-smoke and SCOT Evan
geline would not stand ghost of a show for he
after her arrival in the city, and crows fresh
rom country pastures are frequently mistaken
ior white doves a. they fiy over.
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The Defeat Of the Rebels i'm Mexico.

THE REvoLUTioNIsTs DKMoRALIzED.
MATAMoRAs, Feb. 25.-Late adyices from
Zacatecas state that the defeat Of the rebels was
complete. The government troops captured a
Matapulgas and embodied I'm the revolutionary
army, rejoined the Juarists when the fight com
menced, and inflicted great slaughter ON the
revolutionists. TrevinO arrived IN an awful
condition at Ssltilio, where he gathered the
stragglers Of his army. TrevinO quarreled with
Martinez a month since, owing 20 the former
appointing young lawyer governor Of San
Luis Potosi, and ceased all CO. operation with
bin. he - go eaoIssts Are eeneraliv dsn?Tal-
lied, and are expected to evscGate Camarg6
and the border soon.
MORE REBEL DEFEATS REPORTED.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 2O.-Gencral Zepcda
defeated the rebel cavalry on the 18th instant
near Chararac. The revolution IN Minatilan.
headed by Vita, has been crushed. Vita wa
killed.
Over $50 900 have been subscribed BY the
French residents toward the payment VI the
German war indemnity.
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Funeral af aRrfess

PHILApELPHIA, March 2s-Tbe funeral SER
vices OF the late Father Michael Hennessy took
pace this morning At the Catholic Church OF
81. Theresa, and were attended by a large num-
DIT OF clergy and large congregation.
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!, l. Isl. hplLP HANS complain that the poison
Ihs "a uie sehuylkiil river by the refuse from
onouses and gas works is the next thing
70 eoId-Dsooded murder, inasmuch as It's cool.
Suing. odious comparison is made by a
Qnaker on frish descent, who assures his loving
brethren thst the only way to clear the water OF
filth is TO use hlther.-S. y. World. Of eonr.,>
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IHE FATE OF Boy TRAPEzE PERFORMER
10Y OF fourteen years has lately died at Not
ungham, England, from injuries received from
iaiI while performing on the trapeze at tn
Alhambfa Music Hall in that town. He and hi
bIcther, who were known as the "CuleeI
Brothers, were performing on the high trance
ana while the deceased was turning a somersaul;
from the trapeze, which was on full swing, t.
tie stage, he lost command of himself and fel
heaviiy upon the back Of his neck on the mat
tress below. He was carried behind the scene,
and medical assistance procured, and was after.
wards removed to the hospital, where he died
The unfortunate lad had only commenced per
forming few GAYS
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DROWNED AT SKA.-The schr. Mary Stand
isn, from baltimore, on the night oil the o0th
inst, OFF Cape Henry, took two men from tha
masthead OF the schr. Raynor, from New YorS
ior Virginia, which vessel had capsized in a
the crew were drowned. The men renortea ~ al :
several vessels had passed near them, but wonId
not take them OF. The three who were drown.
ea nad got discouraged and dropped into the
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

a card.
ACleTsy=sAn, while r. Tag in : nth AseTica
as mise itzsry ds,overtd = safe sIsd p.rle ~
for the care If Nervous Neaka~s-, SsTp u cay
Diseass IF jhe TTinsry aud Sesinat prcsus ~ he
hols train &c disOrter~ brought o.. by aful 4ri
yicieNs habits. Gre-s aun.b 70 haze ben cu-a ~
tbis noble remedy. promrrcd oy dssirr - b-Geh
tfe afi cted uaf0rtEnsfc, will nj th- reel -
foT preparing and usiuG - madicina, in sal Il
enVelop-. 10 snT oae VII needs IL. Ff.s Of Ctrrgs
Address, JCSFPH 7 ISNsN.
S;ati1a u. 3ihie House.
naf27 " New York tTty-
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10 BAKE SHAD.-This is the wav we see II
recommended: keep on the heads and tins: do
not open IL more than necessary; empty, and
wash carefully; stuff with forcemeat, of grated
bread crumbs, cold boiled ham or bacon finely
minced, sweet maTjoram, red pepper and lit
tie powdered mace or cloves; moisten with
beaten yolk OF egg. Stuff the fish, reserviny a
little of the forcemeat; sew it up or skewer
together. Rub the outside with egg yolk and
the reserved stufDg; fasten the tail to the head
III graceful curve; put into the bakepan about
a gill OF white wine and bake il gently until
done" Any one who chooses to eat baked slIad-
we doubt II anybody prefers it-can follow the
foregoing directions; but the best that can be
YONG WIN sbsd Is, LIST, to plank it; %, 10 broi
IT; 30, TO fry il. We have eaten Carefully
broiled shad over hickory Goals that were as
good as plank; but even fried it is M lion times
superior to take shad as above, in which one has
only the nome Of eating shad.-Gsraaat1,ca
Telegraph.
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THK Deliberate MANNER in which Chicae
is being rebuilt Is thus illustrated in an es
change: "Let me see, ~ said Chicago boss M
son refectively to burnt-out merchant, "hay
got to put up block for Brown, this mornip,
and dwelling house, this afternoon. for Smitl
Yes, guess We can jerk up your store this moo
IL 81. .s. e emily half an hours ,,,,,..n'"
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICERs.-Cantain
{. II. B. CaldweH has been ordered to the tenn.
Porary comma nj OF the Portsmouth, and on
arrival al Rib Janeiro 20 command the Laneas-
ter. Lieut.. L. Aug. Miller has been detached
from the navy yard at Boston, and ordered to
the receiving ship Vermont and Ensign r. IT
buckingham from the photographic Office and
ordered to The Constellation
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Fire and I,oss n liz

ST.. PAUL, MINI. March 26th.-Wolrs brew
cry, saloon, and two dwelling houses, In Still
the bookkeeper In the saloon and 4 Iaborer m
the brewery-perished In the flames. Their
names are not given. Two other men barely
escaped with their lives. The loss TO ne nro,.,
erty is about $4,000. 's P'oP