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EyANsvILLE, IND, November "a
The horse epidemic has become general,
now that the horses Of the Fire Depart
ment end the street railway are all af-
fseted. The street cars ran up to the
usual hour last night, but they are not
expected TO run tomorrow. No deaths
are reported yet.
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CINCINNATI, November "a. - The
Union bank, of Marietta, has sus-
pended payment. 1t is understood here
that this is the result OF the complica-
tons growing out Of the suspension OF
W. P. Cutler, announced yesterday
morning.
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b NEW YORK, November 22.-The eel
ebrated stallion Socrates, owned by Mr..
Ralphs. of PHILADELPHIA, and valued at
forty thousand dollars, and the noted
trotter CamOrs, owned by Lon Morris,
of Boston, and valued at twenty thou
sand dollars, died to-day Of dropsy.
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Ineendiarlsm-sl4O,OoO

UTICA, November 24.-Last evening
the shoe factory of Reynolds q Bros, Of
this city, was set ON fire in the basement
and nearly destroyed. The loss will
probably be between $4,000 and $780,
900, insurance about $4,000.
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THE HORSE DISEASE,

ITO THE PUBLIC.-An experience Of fifteen
Il yaars among horses and cattle in the North-
ern States and about eight years in the South
embracing the period OF the war, justines me
in saying that
The Universal Condition Powder,
the recipe of which have placed in the
hands of II. &. Steever q Co.. corner Second
and Madison streets, is the very best prepara-
tion ever used for the treatment OF diseases OF
horses and cattle generally. During the prev
alence Of the present epidemic among our
horses its use win be attended with the great-
est benefit to those horses suffering from. or
likely to be attacked, with the disease.
nos Il. VAN BROCKLIN,
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ST. LOUIS, November 23.-The Dem
ocrGt's JaeksonpOrt special says the re-
pair shop and warehouse belonging tC
the Chicago and Alton railroad was
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RrLES M RlrII.,r1nrs

The galleries will be reserved far. .speefnfer.
not en- nnas9us until midI ight. uD io ghlc.I
hour 10 maskers VIII be allowed 10 tlaf u1r-
ton Of the building.
Until the same hour no person not en-. .usasor.r,
viii be allowed on the main floor
10 unmaszing Will be required
no weapons or arms OF any kind y.IU bs al
lowed ia the building
Dlsorderly persons shall be promptly taken
N ehAfge py the police, OF which "a sufficient
force viii be detailed for the ureservaffor "a
order. 20
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


SuAclue.
CLEVELAND, November 24.-Dennis
Dow, aged sixty-five, a farmer in the
township of DOYer, in this county, COM
mitted suicide by hanging this morning.
He was suffering from alteration of
mind.
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WIN. H. SEWARDS TRAVELS

VlHE undersigned announce that they have
Il now ready the order book containing
tratfons, engravings and styles OF binding
of " "iioyernor Stewards Wonderful Journey
Around the World" This deeply interest
ing work was cOmpieted a few days be-
fore the distinguished travellers death, and
the publishers viii spare no pains 70 make
10 the most Elegantly gotten up book OF travel
ever publshed-thc eugreylngs alone costing
about sl5aOU. 1t is sold only 1y description.
Experienced agents VIII fnd this the best sell
ing work ever offered TO the 5Urilc. Apply 10
ID. APPLETON d co, Pubs,
$40 and 55I, BrOndMay, y. y.
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Thursday, December 5th. ls72,
NOTICE.

V1HE Annual Convention of the Stockholders
Il Of the Memphis City Fire and General
office of the COMPANY No 10 Madison street
on MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1872, at when
there will be an election for seven Directors,
and a President Nice-Presideut and Cashier.
nos +. w. SMITH, Cashier
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RECEPTION COMaITrEE.
FLOOR MAY4GFRS
Tiekets of Admission, 81 Eaeh.

To be had at the following named places:
Overton Hotel, Peabody Hotel. WGrsham
House, Leubrie's Dollar Store, Joseph Specht's
Confectionery store, tlark s Jewsiry store
Leubrte's Cigar Store, Mansford's News Depot
Memphis City Railway D1ice, and at the In
du sfrfal E,Wu0zfrfon FtnffTfro r.HI
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MARRIED.

DEAN-HALEY-On the 24th inst, at ST.
Patricks Rectory, by Rev. Father Veale, Mr..
WIN. NJ. DEAN and Miss SABIE c. HALEY, both
OF this city. No cards.
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MAyAgoRos, November 80. - Zen
days ago soldier belonging to the garri-
son at Mien, in an alteration shot and
killed citizen and wounded a child.
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terprlse Of my country, and OF the world /;
and Il has been my foriune-perhaps
very good fortune-that the greaier part
OF my political responsibility has been In
Immediate connection with the COM
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CUsHING,s MANUAL
PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE.

Rules OF Proceeding and Debate in Delibera-
tive Assemblies. The standard authority in
nearly every state in the Union. An indis-
pensable book for every member OF delibe-
rative body. Price 65c. Sent by mail, or for
sale by all booksellers. THO8fPsOS, BIGELCw
4 Blows. Publishers, Boston.
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TERMS for 1873.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, one Year...-si 0O
HARPER's WEEKLY, One Year 4 90
HARPER's Bazaar, one Year 90
HARPER's MAGAZINE, HARPER WEEKLY
and HARPER's BAzAR, for Ae year,
$40 90; or any two for 90.
IN eTtrG Copy Of either the NAGAZINE
WEEKLY, or BAzAR, triH be supplied gratis tol
eUeTy Cub Of FIVE SUBSCRIBERS at 81 % each
in one remittance; or Sir Copies for SO 90, tott.-
oltt ertru CopN. no25
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CHICAGO, November 30.-The news
" the death Of Horace Greeley vas re-
ceived by the public generally with pro-
found sorrow. Expressions of regret
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Night School.

O0Q THIRD STREET. BETWEEN MADI-
OOO son and Monroe, ". 4. MITCHELL.
Pupils can commence al any time. Charges
by the calendar month. For terms apply at
the schoOl-roOm, night or day. nol3
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NOTICE

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Aisls
n 3 SayiOr, deceased are desired 70 come
forward Immediately and make payment;
and those having claims against 10 ara hereby
notified to present them TO myself or my at
tOrneys, within the time required by law, or
they viii be forever barred.
MRS. ANNA SANLOE.
Adm'x Of AloiS Saylor, deceased.
Warmer & Lee, Attorneys, No. a. Madison
street. nos
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VINO are a1iegeu zIaro. sys4....----,.-.-
great a wrong against Mr.. Beeeher win
be challenged to a defense upon the
facts. The effort Of soTne newspapers to
excite svnnnathv for the yznrnaIl nrir,nf.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

THE regular monthly meeting Of the Cham
L Der Of Commerce win be held at o'elOck K
pm, Monday, 18th instant. In addition 10
ordinary business, the Merchants Tax and
Cotton Exchange will be considered.
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
LION TROUSDALE, Secretary.
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stTucting the Philadelphia Ciasses to in
stitute legal measures for the recovery
Of tie Market Square Reformed Church.
and authorizing the Treasurer 70 furnish
the necessary means. This afternoon a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOVICE.

A SPECIAL Communication Of Ange- 2
"a roma Lodge, No. I6s, viii be heldX1f
on MONDAY evening, November 18th, w
at 7 O'Clock, for work IN NJ. H. degree.
All NJ. Ms are fraternally invited.
BY order &. q. LOCKE, W. NJ.
B. RIcHMO,D. Secretary no2f
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BULLETIN for THIS DAY
The Most Valuable Business Lot In Mem
phis at Chaneery Sale.

DN appointment of the Clerk and Master,
u we shall have the honor, as auctioneers,
OF assisting him at the sale ordered by the
First Chancery Court, Of that most valuable
ground on Union street. in the limits of
the burnt d istrict, extending from Sec
Ond street 90 the alley between second
and Main street, to take place upon the
premises. on
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- paf1tCt iittt4y gs.ss---.s..-.-
The +. @. Gray Is the Tuesday packet
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
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Attention. Knights Templar.

NOU are hereby ordered 70 attend q 9
il regular stated conclaye OF Cyrene ~
Commandery, No. 4, this (MoNDAI)/XN
lum, No. 2f Front street.
An visiting Knights are courteously invited
By command GEO. MELLERSH, Z. G.
L Y Rannrlar rlnol
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E accomplishment or what xIll ven
ITO cali that SACRED work; and who
IRE, gentlemen, Of them al that
n lno1a marked, either BY ensr-
etfYo o. by happy success ln that
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25

PLAaraRIsM Drr1NED.-The long CON
lem has been recently decided by . French
coprt. n. Porchat publishea aome yesrs
aro in the Ka1asine Pittoresqss 2 story
called "Three mohths Under the Snow"
THE sketch vas Afterwards published In .
cAildren's book and was rsceiveda very
fayorably. Mile ,Duyigny subsequently
published q. story, tho idea Of Which sne
Porchnts publishers sued her for. l0, 600
francs damages, and recovered 1000. The
court defined that the invention constitutes
the principal merit of all literary wotks,
at,d there 10 plagiarism when a book, With
RESPECT to invention, To- only the EeProduc,
ton of former work, and that the tact 81
having In some instances departed irom
the plagiarist In stronger light. s7.tii."
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Il d s E:E1
s he , sssaI y 81 ss:s s Wy 70 10
r.j$jf "a ~ IaGaSFoT aaAsyaASn5itaft U:tes1
tSs1 4 asiassS1flnfis Ae1 SrsSSdsp sP ia,I
.sf GeH 3S5Sa s,s a sss|e ssask
SiSSassssGis sSa GiaSs sene We nc % -
psaaI sSls.a sAyaas, sAhea suda..l ntFI9As'
Sfastse yelos ssa'sA set aSe 3asa sss,S@ ! aa5
sttsS w sWsF 5sosns lord d besonsslnspfe.sass
fixSf vhe mas sitting fersecAly drunk in.n r9aAl
DAY, hight on the ministerial sbe1ehee, yish Ais
hssa down; liz hat nearly covering nio . s{ss,
ands his ,elsthes In SD disorder! Every
NOV AID thens at the meet qnreaso1aAs nmss.
when there was NO earthly reason Tor his say-
asssihe sonid speak, tho interjeotional wosas
I have. apotsd.. OF course everybody waA dis.
gusted-Gladstone ives nearly mad-and. 70
make matters w0rSe, the occupants .! the
Nov and then . menber would be sent to auiet
tho drunken member, but tho drunken mem
bor, after listening for few rnoments 20, the
wise c:snssl: Of 6is adyise.s woo 20. gfss up
out loud ,as before, and then, resuming his
seat, would look round on his audience with
comic expression OF eountenenoe, apparently an
doubt so % sos one me ose Til:
sost OF: thinGi oecurs pretty eaten " ths ASnse
Of Coanpasi but 1t II esshipned by the Lon,
4 don Hspsrs, exoopt whsn,-whieh 70 very Hle
III, ih6ssG never tho case--an Irishusa V ths
r.Jsnss o,conner, tho brethsrIof Danis
| WContsii-the Libefator died few day
At tn. FPs ;Es Of S,: =. s VI:
hsothsr in q feeble and hesitatip9 way 1he'
Is: Was5 shraggling for Emancipation 40 y
s1seys an oi$ MIig-saese Eagiisk In bis seu
: tiuao;.ts; than Irish, and, consequently, Ma
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,fFtss 81 Gss issd.sg w.
cd ID hea66da 1tnA I3f4fzA. oa' 10 90"
=, Ior sdi 10 saoDE1LRG,AagpAtsaA, 362saif
erAenKsdgh. daAst>ssah 4et nj Jhssso Aast
s e e II. sss T ss1 e,ses IN 1ss ss
1o1da tsvs.ssg se.ms' anesss, wss aaeosIs .s
!hes IS tha az e Na II IL = HRs
Hon. But, 1hsif I&efsdsy Ut ut csast' .sae'1
acknowledgements toll .syess29tsss s ~
2 Used al az ~ AID. essssssss x:s
III on Friday norninG, Sdier3 n. Dost 4hs
lsnds eo1id say wonA. aThis j. e:nssiha t}a ash
i1;H ss.,a::s ii sSss nd
3."i1ess IL alWsys Sone thoSeh arst, end then
stthc fss-ssa "a die siAtinSe.yhse ever e9 e
stirred and hsls aslssR ..ass . .aain eirsaaassa
Il is done % badly the9 T. w9ald ss ~ =
Gettee Wore it net doub 1T AM DeS 20 M 49,
the Kessh debate. NJ tasa.SSr M ir;sh nen-
ferSSir Dominic Corrigan.a.sp6ke ag,sass tne
SSSats being resuned IS al bat Ne. 1aeSne.
ssr John Gzsus Sir Pateisk qA5sen sna cs1e -
a cat ts :s'q aiSeu. sn sssin e
Snrsd.y ne4S! "a the 'lundsejtandang that n
! shsll IL SeensneA ~ thAt day. It = pcs In
.sss ,e .asisss To a. ~ = 3sds
Seat &c they know that several s!seh aese =
sjHSrG srei dstnnined To Give \ bet and peeIf so
5sdea Ks9gh, IL they eny get ths SRRSstseS.s s
~ ifNe fsss tSWl oh ~ Aorsal ~ neif'
~ sssni SeetefdaSeattsaidtA . meetipka Of tbs
4 ssi1s. Cpunsii, hsld in Dahlip Castle. H,sSoa,
4 5ssESs, Judee Lawson. came away froH DerF i;y
}se.S S,S SsHastnpss lbos Mr.lKeosh did not a
Iii him, but LEFT on. the lleyingl DAT ~
;some circuitous ronte. When he fesnme: 6Esi
6ess, Il he continues 70 perfofm his 5ndici,s
- E;s x,sssaoe to ana fesmc0prt, hvt I'm eorr
ard even 81 boms-apdlw went this b = nus
Gpoctaclef If We were not = Peaeeabe an!
moral peopls - We sse' this sPeesscie ~, !
- 10, It 10 calculated to injnre only NJ, seps
n NJ va Batt hss teen srstaIaed 70 defsha IN
<E3ishop Of Clontsrt.in the Yeodang Pfg1ee H.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS,
METROPOLITAN RECORD.


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w Manufacturer and Repairer OF PRMT11A vueva
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Editor and Proprietor
b nAvIs & FRERET,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS. g
1t 81 Commercial Place. ..-. !----.Z'
r PROMPT attention paid to Purchasing and seihhs
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-15

armed with two tiers of guns, one tier
numbering twenty-four 600-pounders,
and the other twenty-five 400-pounders.
These two principal forts, commanding
the only deep channel leading from the
sea into Portsmouth harbor, will be
erected little more than two thousand
yards apart, with the channel between
them and the shoals known respectively
as No Mans Land and Horse-Sand
Shoal 1t is calculated that the guns
will pierce twelye-inch armor, at two
thousand yards distance, while no gun
invented is credited with power to injure
the ffteen-inch plates of the fort, how
ever near it may be brought. The ap-
proach to Portsmouth harbor may be
considered safe with such pair of SEN
tinels to guard it. Additional forts are
to be erected at Spitbank and st. Helen's,
covering the outside channels leading to
the harbor. The battery Of st. Helen's
will comprise large central turret, con-
tanning two of the heaviest guns and
two ten-inch guns, mounted on turn
tables behind iron walls.
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The Iron walls of England.

A London correspondent writes that
the English government will include in
the naval estimates submitted to the
coming session Of parliament an item
for the construction Of a new kind of
ship the armament of which is to con-
sist Of torpedo artillery carried below
the water-line. Some time ago trials
were made with the whitehead fish
torpedo" under conditions entered into
between the inventor and the govern
ment, that if the torpedo proved to be
as effective on trial as it was asserted to
be by its inventor the latter should re-
ceive the sum Of fl5,0 in return for
the right to use the torpedo as part of
the national armament. Upon its trial
the torpedo exhibited powers exceeding
those claimed by its inventor, and he
consequently received the sum agreed
upon. Should these torpedo batteries
maintain their superiority, the nation
may find an utter reconstruction of the
navy necessary. II will become una
voidable to extend the armor-plating be-
low the water-line to ships bottoms
coal, chains, ETC., will then
be raised to a place now occupied by
guns, above the water-line, while the
guns must sink to seven or twelve feet
below that line.
Another important naval event is the
completion in Messrs. Whitworth's yards
Of the iron sea-fort, destined to be erected
at Spithead as a protection TO Ports
mouth. This is the first of q system Of
forts planned at Lord PalmerstOn's ur-
gent Recommendation, as a means Of de-
tending the great war harbor. The fort
will cost about 81 100000, for the iron
she'll completed by Whitworth cost e450,-
300. Besides this the foundation had TO
be artifcially created, and the arma-
ment is still wanting. The skeleton has
been put together for examination, and
hey are now taking il TO pieces again
and packing it of BY rail to Spithead-
a load in all Of 2400 tons. The skele-
ION is to be fitted up with fifteen-inch
iron plates, some measuring 26 feet
in length, and costing E200 $1,000 each.
Each fort is to be 100 feet in cir
$50 in hight, and to be
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BOARDING, SALE. LIVERY AND
FEED STABLES


w. W, WHITE, TENcH SeHLEY,
Form erly Clerk. Of Baltimor
WoRSh AM HOUSE--Wbite & schley, pro-
prieto, 8; corner Main and Adams streets.
Board. S2 SO per day.
MEIGGS ii, 1USE-Dr. r. II. Boatman, pro-
prietor; il, ,7pefeld, Ark.
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They have had leap-year hop at
Frankfort, KY, and feminine jenkins
tries her hand on the toilets of the mas
culine beauties in a lengthy description
published in the Frankfort Yeoman.
Her description of the editor of the
Louisville Courier.Journal will suffice
for style Of details. 1t is as follows
Col. Henry Waterson, of Louisville, was
perhaps, the latest arrival-making his
appearance between 10 and IL O'Clock.
1t was greatly regretted that he did not
appear earlier as many Of the ladies who
desired to dance with him were unfortu-
nately caught with full cards. His dress
consisted of an orange-colored frock
coat, trimmed with violet lace, white
pearl buttons, sky-blue pants-gold
stripe, magenta gloves, purple necktie,
and white kid slippers. His mustsche
was waxed and appropriately curled.
He danced the poker charmingly,
and was the recipient of very many
handsome compliments.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
BINGHAM & C.VAVER-24l. 2lS and 245
Main street, cor uer Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-15

marriage appeared to be bona 6de to all
the witnesses, they do say that this
young lady is legally and irrovocably the
young mans wife, and the best of it is
that the parents on both sides are willing
to the match. The young man belongs
to not only good, but wealthy fami'
ly, and the young lady's people, though
not so well off in pecuniary point Of
view, are comfortably so however, and
are of the highest respectability. How
the affair will pan out remains to be
spen
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MY LITTLE GIRL.

Have you seen her? Oh so fair,
With her wealth of golden hair,
Through which played the morning rays,
Till entangled in the maze,
There they nesting bide the while,
With their joyous, beaming smile
lighting up each sunny curl
Have you seen my little girl?
Should you meet hor, you may trace
Where the gleeful bushes chase
One another o'er her cheek.
In and out at hide and seek;
Or, If started, in a group
Huddling there-the timid troop
They my little girl may show
With her features all aglow.
Should you hear her, you would know
From the happy, sparkling few
OF her soft. sweet words, that start
From the pure springs of her heart
And like rills of music seem
In q limoid. parting stream
Ripping over teeth of pearl,
That 1t was my little girl.
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