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:, Fer Fulton ana Iatsr1aess-.s
ST.: Prank Forest
~ III make hi 7qeels " -.
Gays End F'ridaV1- i.,.., = :. y. y q
For freight OF passaQs 49, - 2
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Judges-G J Widrig, VI ] Doyle aud B VI
Daily; CleTks-W Z Mitchell and Jacob Hrusfs
Deputy Shertn-George L Williams.
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of smallpox in Mississippi before the
post mortem was held. The skull had
seven buckshot and two rifie-bullets i'm
bedded in its bony thickness. Z. John
johnson ought to have that skull-bone
himself.
The grit Of a true fireman was
shown yesterday, when Eagan got a
belt of a hose mounted with brass over
the eve, as he came down the ladder
from the window of the burning build
ing on Madison street. He was cut an
inch deep, but still held his grip and
slid down the ladder to the ground
without further injury. He hurried to
a drugstore, had plaster put on his eye,
and was at his post again in five min
MAS
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HERzOG & BRO.

HERzOG & BRO.
will sell
EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS
in
DRY GOODS
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ILL-FATED STEAMERS

what little of furniture and machinery
they could recover, and until dark the
throng of curiosity-seekers was fully as
large as on the day previous. The second
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Tenth. Eard-l ississipps House
Judges-Ios Teufel, d A NunaIly and n
smith; Clerks Z Davis and Frank Z Steele
Deputy Sherih-James Barton.
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III . ? ~ I'd l5lrseL, lle1r U1I0n.
Jutlges-ThOmas E Hills, George C. Holrtes
ana J. Z. DromgoOie; CIerks-B. Rush H05geu
and Phil. ID. Crump. DeDTfy- e5,e-;fr n "a
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second H'drlS-El1 giHeh0ifse. Poplar S,rssf
Judges-John Geugel. S. FraneioH ana Iohn
" cochran ClsIks-E Marshall ana III. ii
Cnase, Deputy sheriff, Barney Cox
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Judges-KJ B L Wynn, Napoleon Hill and
James Bachman. C-erEs-W ~ Gilbert and
James Martin Deputy sheriff. W I'd
mOndson.
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gudzes-Owen pwyer, Thomas Keelv an
y ID. Davis. Cierk%N. O4Nefl and II. '---,4
Deputy Sheriff, james A. Neyreor1 '
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Third Hard-Sseoad Street, near JeTsrssa.
Judges-M. ID, L. Stewart, James G. Barf5ur
and ". = Pickett Clerks-D. T. NOoa AMI
N A Aiil1- Deputy Sheriff. ". Rice.
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TN4RM-My farm on n. and C r. r, n9e
L miles from Memphis, OF 50 acres; IL has
new cottage Of rooms, with all necessary
out buildings, plenty of fine water; viii sell
usniture, stock, agricultural Implements,
or WILL ExcHANGE for well improved city
property. For terms, etc. ePply on the place,
or 10 J. =. WILSON, 296 Front.
VALUABLE FARM-l9lH acres rich land,
v 20 acres cleared, pear Raleigh station,
On Memphis and Louisville Railroad, COM
portable dwelling, Out-houses and truit trees
VT % be sold cheap or exchanged for improved
elty property; and If not sold viii be rented
on he first day Of January. 1875, for the year
Terms Of sale easy AID accommodating.
W. B. WILLIAMSON,
al Stables OF Williamson, Bowers & Pointer,
opposite Waldran Block, Nes.phls. de3
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K0UNTz LINE-For New Orleans and the
Bends-The A No. steamer
z.sse HI. &. Yeager
u q y andook-. master Meiber clerk
" III leave MONDAY. lee. S1th, at pm.
ueHl pa From strapf.
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Fsl'A Earlt-DesotO Street, Engine House.

J9qses-J >. Lovtn, Michael AIahe- -s1--,l--
a HANSON CierHs-JOb Bietisaa ar,7 II
MOORISH. Deputy Sheriff. j. Tenn - a.
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Judges-M L Williams, J " Allen and J l.
itlOngi Cierks-M a Williams and n Pat
lex. Deputy sheriff. A Pugh-
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that was expected did not come, but the
river rose eighteen inches during the
night, and about four o'clock yesterday
there came with the rise
another
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Judges-T W Galusha, James II swan
N H Miller; ClerEs-TS Bragg and n
son. Deputy sheriff + Lanf0ru.
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Judges-S F Lemaster. " Vsnhook and
N u Robertson; Clerks-TOm HOleman, IT.
and Z Z Elan. Deputy Sheriff. II Pearson.
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FOR RENT.

| NJ ESTDENCE-No.I 52 fernando street. APP
! II, ply 70 7. H. LogwoOd AT the Office Of the
| Daily Regisfer, No. S Jefferson street. deg
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The Wrecks Of the Randolph
GOrge----The Leyee Visited by
Thousands of Citizens.
The Destruction of a Night
Boats, Barges, Freight and Ice
in Inextrieable Confusion.
The Picture of Ruin More than
Fancy Can Paint----1'he Pros
peet for More Of the
Same Sort.

The bluffs in front of the city and the
anding from Poplar to Union street
we're the attraction yesterday, and
luring the day thousands of men, wo-
neR and children went to see the great
Of steamboat property and
watch the wreckers as they were
akinp out of the
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the LegisIature.


TOHN A. ROUSH is a candidate for Coul
> Gilman Of the Fourth Ward. DELI
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Judges-(ieO ". Gregory, ] q Calls and "
z Mitchell; Clerks-Jno II Rogers aud Vim
Carter. Deputysherid-L a Rhodes.
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THE SALE OF FURS

at reduced prices will be continued this
ruool-
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Eighfh Ward-PopIar Street Market Hous
Judges-B r Henderson. D r Grace an
Peter Regap; Clerks-I.az. Isaacs and r a
Collins. Qeputy Sherih-S A Moore
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10y STEAM MILL, consisting Of 40-horse
"a power engine and dOublo-hue boiler,
d ~ Indicator. whistle, JudsOn governor,
t.fr mill, grist-nill Of faur-feet French burr
rl.1es. elevators. convtsyers, boiling appa-
r-ff.ls. etc without the house, all sound and
lu running order excepting grate-bars re-
t.r-f red new. offered for 500, a. no one attend
e. my auction and II 10 be not acknowledged
q cat bargain I viii pay cost Of coming AID
,..ssnining, al Remserton, twelve miles north
sH. Is emphis, Tenn.
Wv "a. Is72. s. s. REMBERT.
sraiauehe and. Ledger COPY t. del
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Judges-J MeBrooks, Wood and " A
Galloway, Clerks-J D Pruds1 and 3 j Kim-
Df0ugh. Deputy Sheriff. $ Taylor.
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Judges-Maurice Mitchell, i A Hagar and
F lnman; Clerks-R A Penuingtonand An
drew Taft. Deputy Sherin-Ben Oyerturf.
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= l-eee-A. A Norman " Z,
I /, s -anolf CleEksW. b. fzIiSs,r, - q lltl
'--'lsi' yep 's-SheriH-Georse R. Esner .''A
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1 DN Viftueoz a writ OF election to me directed
4 ID nom His Excellency, John G. Brown,
Governor Of the state Of Tennessee, I viii, on
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4eiaia Dlilfala- E4i-al 44l--.
Judges-W z Slee- J u smith and r J sum
mers; Clerks-L II Perkins and W A CLARK
Deputy sheriff. scott
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Judges-J " Fleming " c Hin and = Boyce
arley; Clerks W koeu and Pat X Hubert.
equity Shern-G W Reed.
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Judges-C G White, v Rhodes and John n
l Fisher; ClerkS-I j Wilson and = ii Vel
liugtOn. Deputy SAerin-W ID Cannon.
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Judges-A d Gibson. P Adams and Ed
Clerks A j smith and C. Chr
lis. DEPUTY Sherif-Isaac Rosser.
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Judges-M B Atkins, ] r Bla5de and Ken
net Garrett; Clsrks-H Marley and j A Mer-
Ger. Deputy sheriff " Herring
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Siuth Eara-Nsar corner FOURTH and Aue.ion
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lay next below, and served as a protec-
ton to the further injury of the West
Wind, which boat is being wrecked
All Of her cotton, about four hundred
bales, had been taken out and put upon
the landing. There were no changes in
the location sOf the boats lying beloW,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-04
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
Ashtabula Marble Works.

IL HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens OF Ashobula County that having purchased
ness and having repenshed with large stock OF both
Marble and sand stone s prepared TO nh all orders for
all Cemetery Work, also caps and sllls Water Table
Chimney Tops, &e and all kinds of Building Stone
Faggng cut and laa down short notice. and AZ low,
figures as any other estahlishment in the State w.
shall Keep nc pest OF material and with good work.
work for style and finish Please give cali and see
Of ]. p. Robertson's Shoe store = ri UDY Jr -
axe s pleasure In recommending Mr. Udy to the peo.
pie OF Ashtabua and especially those wanting Cemetery
work Monuments &C, and having engaged my services
would be pleased TO all old customers who are -
want OF work,-and many new at the old stana
Sept, 10 1888 Sapf j. l. RsEyxA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-04
-3m GEO. N. TERRY, Proprietor
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO,s
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR
FEMALES
LfdlltJ,e IN correcting Irregularities Renortpo o.
ttr tctioas Of The Monthly Periods.

They never fail, and may be depended upon in every
where the monthly flow has been obstructed through
cold or disease. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS always
give immediate relief. being especially prepared for
married ladies, A lady writes: "Duponcofs Golden
Pills relieved me in one day without Inconvenience like
magic" the Genuine are now put up in Large (schste
Boes containing double the quantity Pills and upon
each box you will find my Private u s. Revenue
stamp Upon the stamp see the words DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS, in White Letters, uiLhout that none
are genuine
Remember the " Genuine Is IN The Tzife boxes .s
Full explicit directions accompany each box
Price S100 per box six boxes $500 Sold by orc Dur-
gst in every town, village city and hamlet throughout
the world. Sold in Ashtahula by NJ NEWBERY, Drug
gst, Sole Agent. ID. =
LADIES by sending him 81 20 through the Asbta-
bua Postoce, have the Pills sent (confdentiallyl
by mall TO any part oil the country, Freeof Postage
ST. HOWE
Sole Proprietor, New York
Sold also, by Foster& Watkins, Geneva j. G. Palmer
Conneaut; an6 Strong & Armstrong Cleveland. 40
Sold also y Foster & Watkins, Geneva J. G. Pal
mer, Conneaut; and Strong Il Armstrong, Cleveland.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-04
WILLIAM HUMPHREY. h,
NOTICE.
Real Estate Agent & Owner.

90 LOTS near Main St., Ashtabula, o.
~ ~ acres. good house, barn and orchard ~
miles south Of Ashtabula on the main road 70 Jefferson
hula good buildings fruit, carriage and blacksmith
ehoos and honse and lot where live and 90 "
II soufh of Keoggsyille on the old TnFnpike Good
Eousa barn and orchard have also for sale three new
Top Buegios, cheap and on easy terms; also other
properly p p1p1ops 70 n,spoon 49,
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.CUNARD LINE OF BRITISH AND
IT. s. MAIT, STEAMERS

Sail from Liverpool via Queenstown every Tuesday
and Saturday.
From New York every Wednesday and Saturday.
We1nesdays-Cab Passage Sl30, 500 and $50 In
gold no steerage.
Saturdays-Cabin $50 in gold steeragc $50 currency.
Steemge Passage from Liverpool Queenstown, Glas-
gov and Londonderry to New York, S8 currency.
Apply to G. q. FRANCKLYNS iii Broadway, N. Y,
or III. FASSET'T a SON Aehtabuln, Ohio.
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NOIlCE.-Io whom 1t may concern.
Y We as n drm and az individuals. have this day
placed in the hands of L. o. Fisher, j. p. all accounts
Notes. &c. due and parties hereby notified that
prompt settlement is expected. Your carly attention
to this call will greatly obge
DRS. IL b q +. Y. VAN NORMAN.
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Heis Prepared to, & is Selling Cheaper
Undertaking.

also keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
ready made Cofns, Rose Wood imitation, Black Walnut
and imitation Of Black Walnut, all of which can trim
in two hours notice. in any style rcqueseo equal any
city also have splendid Elearsc in readiness when
called for
GRAVE CLoTHHs.-A new feature has recently been adj
dcd to this furniture estab5cmentor rather to the I'm
dcrtaker's department ofone that cannot fail to
mend Itself 10 the community, and will show the dispO-
sOn OF the proprietor to make his establishment
perfect may be- 1t will fur to relieve the work and
busilc incidental to, and repugnant in seasons of he
renvCmct O preparing the remains of the departed Tor
burial This consists III keeping eand and ready for
immediate use stock OF grnYeclcihes. variety OF
taste aud appropriateness, various In price, and both
black aud white materials. single order for coRn
may therefore embrace the hahilliments of the dead
aud thus save the friends Of the deceased In the midst
grief from much that seems particularly disagrceabc
and nconguous In the way of preparation for the grnve
JOHN DUCRO.
Ashtabula Ohio Jan. tst.. 1870. 1862 If
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DIR. SIM ONs'
LTYER REGULATOR.
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.

DOR the Relief and Cure of the Errine
4 and Unfortunate, on Principles of Christian Phi
lanthropy.
FOllies Age, in relation to MARRIAGE and SOCIAL
EVILS. with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent free,
Sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box =. Philadelphia. Pa 1y1077
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

upon us to interfere in their behalf. We
had well nigh been provoked into
interference to queu the constant
disturbances among our neighbors
when the late rebellion broke out,
and we can very well pick up this
intention again, now that our own
troubles have been adjusted. We have
had ample cause Of quarrel with Mexico
for her selfshness in refusing US the grant
Of a right of way across the northern
States for the Southern Pacific railway,
and also for the weakness she has dis
played in protecting our people from the
depredations Of her cattle thieves on the
Rio Grande It is capable of proof that
our people have not only been robbed
on the Rio Grande, but that Mexican
officials have been engaged in the spolia-
ton. And the Mexican government has
been satisfied upon this point without
moving a hand to give US that protection
which we had a right to demand. We
have forborne, through friendship for a
sister republic, 50 long, because Mexico
seemed to be making strong efforts to re-
deem herself Now, if in addition to the
wickedncss that has been inflicted upon
Us We are to see repUblicani5m abused by
a set of disconnected demagogues, tearing
Mexico to pieces before our eyes, we shall
insist on interfering at once and with
overwhelming power in behalf Of our own
people and in behalf Of good government
on the other side Of the Rio Grande. 1t is
hardly possible, considering the deplOrable
character Of the Mexican leaders, and tire
no less deplorable ignorance of their fol
lowers, to expect that peace will prevail in
Mexico now that Juarez is dead; and it
would be still more deplOrable if the United
States should consent to stand idly by and
see the respectable people Of that unfortu-
nate country torn to pieces by a set of deS-
| perate bandits, such as Cortina and Lozada
are. At all events, we must do enough in
reference to prevent the DIexicans from
invading the United States and carrying
off American property almost in sight of a
fort, with the United States flag flying
over it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14
BULLIEG. ITS STOCK.

The REPUBLICANS repeated exposures
of the worthlessness and unreliability of
the Picapme as a political organ have had
their proper effect, and the stockholders
are anxious to get out Of so shaky a con-
Germ, This is evidenced by the following
desperate effort to bull the market, which
we find in its edition of last evening:
PICAYUSE Stock IN DEMAND.-Since the
Liberal ticket has been announced there
has been a strong inquiry for the stock Of
the New Orleans Printing and Publishing
Company. The peoples Paper" is a spe-
cial object Of demand on the part of the
Iingmasters and bond and monopoly arts
tocracy. The voice OF the people must be
stifed.
Democrats and Reformers. who hold
stock, keep it! Rest assured it is intrinsic
ally rnMable and if you part with it at any
price you are sealing the voices Of the PEG
pie in this great contest against robbery
and oppression. Again We say 'hOld on
to your stock.
Oil wells run dry, mines in Eutopia,
and wild cat enterprises of all sorts are
advertised in the same oblique but ef-
fectiYe manner which characterizes the
opening paragraph Of the above extract.
Had Mr.. Brott been descanting upon the
astounding benefits his Ship Island Canal
can bestOY upon our pent-up and IN
healthy city, he could not do better.
But if the Picay2ne stock is profitable
to the holders-a point they should need
no instruction upon through the editorial
department of that journal-if it is 50
g intrinsically valuable" as the editor as
serts, why this sudden and frensied APP
peal? Are the. stockholders unable to
Judge of the worth Of their investment
and why? Such an advertisement from a
bank, insurance or other stock company
could only be made in a desperate emer-
gency, and even then must weaken public
confidence in the concern. We conclude
that our contemporary, therefore, has
fallen into hard lines, inwhich case it has
our sympathies.
1t is noticeable, however, that the Plea
y1,e editors fear only that the Democrats
and Reformers will sell it out 1t seems
to rest implicit confidence in its Grant
Customhouse stockholders. This is queer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

A New Albany hen bravely boarded her
nest of twelve eggs within three feet of the
ring in Barnum's circus tent during all the
CHATTER and glitter of the afternoon and
evening performances. With feminine in
stinct she pertinaoously held to her squat
ter right" and would not abandon the il
yaded field.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

Where is the railroad committee OF fifty
thirteen a qgoruml that they do not urge
the immediate extension Of the Louisiana
division of the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas railroad to Shreveport, as suggested
bv the superintendent, Mr.. Bailey
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

A suburban gentleman having expressed
a willingness to give the use of his field to
ball practice, was invited to witness the
game by the grateful club on Saturday,
and in return the club was invited to attend
his funeral in a body on Monday. AS the
widow truthfulIY observed, None of EN-
could have known that the bat would slip
as y 6;d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

Horace Greeley's model speech was
transmitted by the Associated Press last
night to the leading journals of the United
States The speech is brief, pointed, and
remarkable for the moral it inculcates.
Young men should read it, and older men
ponder over it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

Soon the political cauldron will boil, and
the four State tickets now in nomination
will find their advocates. There are indica-
lions that the canvass viii be conducted
without bitterness, except on the part of the
McEnerY narty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

A revolving oven is in course Of construc-
ton at the Ohio penitentiary, which, com
pIeted, will be of sufficient capacity to do
the baking for over one thousand men. 1t
can also be used for roasting meats and for
other cooking purposes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

The temptations to visit the watering
places along the line of the Mobile railroad
have been greatly increased since the pas
sage rates have been diminished. While it
is hot in New Orleans, it must be admitted
that it is by no means cool at The watering
places. The waters Of Mississippi sound
were warmed up two or three days since to
a degree quite unusual But then the fish
are not cooked till they arc taken into the
Kitchen Of Barnes Hoe,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

Reading matter on every page of the RE
PUBLICAN. This paper contains all the
news, whether relating to affairs at home or
abroad. 1t is the favorite breakfast table
paper of New Orleans, and its popularity is
on the increase.