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Ticns1 nnd Pnsserrrr Areats.


ST. LOUIS, February 14.-The meet.
ing OF Western and Southern General
Ticket Agents, adjourned from Chi
csgo some weeks ago, met at the
Southern hotel this afternoon. Nine
teen Western roads were represented.
E. st. John, of the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific railroad, was elected
chairman, and J. Powell, Of the Chi
cagO, Burlington and Quincy railroad,
secretary. The principal object OF the
meeting is to discuss rates and COM
missions, and determine, il possible,
some plan for the transportation OF
emigrants and colonies OF people de-
settling in the West. Nothing
has been done yet, except appointing
a committee to devise a plan for the
above object, and to elect Louisville
as the place Of holding the next gene
rel meeting.
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CnIr-.rnrL 81 d FebrGarY u.


HALIFAX, February IA The
steamer Tiger has arrived from New
fOundlsnd and brings adviees that the
legislature opened on the 25th ulti-
mo. Governor HiE was unable TO
attend from illness, but the legisls-
tGre went 20 the gOvel nment house
II hear his speech, which represents
IA. affairs Of the colony in q very sat
h e, tory condition. The revenue Of
the ', Nar showed a balance Of ElS,O0O
over II e expenditures.
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ADDITIGAAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

lsEE THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL KEPokT.I
MOBILE.
MOBILE, February IA The cotton mar
ket is dull and depressed; middling, 2l3fc,
Net receipts, 776 bales; sxports-coast-
wise, 1872 bsles; sales, 300 bales; stock,
90, ,79S bales.
SAVANNAH,
SAVANNAH, February 1.-THE cotton
market is quiet and firm; middling, 2l5<0
2l%o. Net receipts, 984 bales; exports
coastWise, 877 bales; sales, 800 bales stock,
20, 004 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, February 1.-The cotton
market is qziet; middling, 2IHo. Re-
ceipts, 6S4 bslss; exports-cosstwise, 1893
bales; sales, 20 bales; stock, 29. .652 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALvEsTON, February l4.-COttOn mar
ket dull and nominal, good ordinary, 1870.
Net receipts, 946 bales; exports-cOsst-
wise, 17I3 bsles; to the continent, 2lI4
bales; stock, IS, 3S3 bales.
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Lord Chief. Justice COckhurn RaIntaIns KIs
Original Position Mr. william Fowl.
er, M.P-The Times and Tel.
graph Counsel Moderation.

NEW YORK, February Id.
A special dispatch from London
says: "NO English government (min-
! istry) in favor of continuing negotia-
| tiOns in regard to the treaty of WASH
ington IS the case stands could hold
Office for tWenty-four hours. And
should the ministry not stand, it is
| equally certain their successors would
be as efiectually prevented from con-
tinuing. So arbitration will be Sus-
pended and the opportunity for settle
ment lost, unless mutual under
standing is arrived at which will
modify the point of indirect losses.
The English government having posi-
lively refused to pay gross sum for all
damages, a proposition OF that nature
cannot now be entertained. Should
the American government renew the
propOsition-made March 8, 1870, in
the protocol-it could be arranged on
the basis that England pay the high
est sum named then by America
$50, 200, 900 gold.
THoRNTON's OPINION.
A Washington dispatch has it that
Sir Edward Thornton, British minis
ter, says he believes the misunder-
standing in reference to the Treaty of
Washington can be satisfactorily ad-
justed.
THE GENEVA COMMISSION.
It is said that the Geneva arbitra-
tors will have only formal meeting
in April. The statements of the cases
submitted require to be translated into
French as Count SalOpis, Baron Ita.
lamha and StOemhi cannot read Eng
lish.
Charles Francis Adams's return,
though professedly on business per-
sOnal to himself, may nevertheless
have been made necessary by the
work yet to be done In connection
with the presentation of the Ameri-
can case.
CHIEF-JUsTICE COCKBURN.
LONDON, February IA.
Lord Chief-Justice COckburn, Brit
ish member OF the Geneva board, ap-
proves the governments refusal to
admit claims for indirect damages.
William Fowler, member OF parlia-
ment for Cambridge, in addressing his
constituents last night, dwelt at some
length on the Alabama case. AlludiDg
to the claim for indirect damages, be
said that England should not bluster,
nor should she submit to be bullied. |
He believed that the country, to a
man, had made up its mind that if its
American cousins wante the money
they would have to come and take it. |
THE ENGLISH PRESS.
The Times considers the situation |
to-day very satisfactory. 1t denies |
that the quarrel was sprung because |
Gladstone feared the effect of the in |
tTigues of Disraeli and Dixie, for
nothing could be more unpopular in |
England.
The Daily Telegraph does not credit |
the report that the reply to Lord |
Granville's note has arrived from |
Washington. 1t thinks the American |
cabinet will wait until the text OF the |
note is received by mail before making |
q formal answer.
SHERMAN SPEAKS.
The News of this morning has
special dispatch from Rome, which
says that General Sherman, upon his
reception by the king of Italy, as
sured his majesty that the Alabama
question would be peacefully and /
finally settled by Geneva arbitration,
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CoAI specuIstsrs Abroad.

TERE HAUTE, February 14.-A
party o. capitalists from Cincinnati
and other points are here IS guests OF
the Cincinnati and Terre Haute rail
road company. Tomorrow they viii
make an excursion by special train 20
the Clay county eOsl-6elds.
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WAsHINGToN. February al. E.
Johnson, United States marshal for
the district OF South Carolina, has
been informed, through the attorney
general, that his resignation VIII be
accepted by the President. Il is re-
ported that his successor will probably
,s Robert W. Wallace, son Of Repre-
ss, >Jstive Wallace, and a nstive Of
Soul.T Carolina.
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A singular Explosive

PHILADELPHIA, February l4--Ihe
sxnlosion of barrel Of cement THIS
morning set FIRE TO Froedel q 20. 9
shoe factory, on North Third street,
and seriously burned Tom Haas.
Fifteen men and boys, who were en-
Moved. in the upper stories, made
fbsir escape through the root 20 an sd-
foinin0 building. FTOedel Jumped
t.on1 4 third story window and was
sIiohfIv injured. Several fremen were
sIiShtIy injured by falls. The stores
sdIoining, occupied by Brown & Hlb'
I'D gTocers; 0. K. Grimes, dry
Soods | and Wsstmsn q Egelman, to.
6scconists. were damaged. Total
Ioss, AIS O0O. The building was fully
and stocks partially insured
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- West VIrglnia Conventlen.

CINCINNATI, February 14.-In the
constitutional convention at Charles
ton, West Virginia, yesterday, after
several days Of warLa discussion upon
the subjact of embOdying the words
isWhite citizen" in the proposed neW
constitution, as the definition Of
qualified eiector, the report Of the
committee was adopted giving all
citizens the right of suffrage. An ef-
fort was made TO attach the payment
Of capitatioR tax as a necessary quail
ificatiOn to vote, Bat failed. The bal
lot system Of voting was adopted.
Both branches Of the legislature are
industrio9sly at work, having but
twenty days to complete their work.
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TERRIBLE WEATHER.
TIE Northwest Usder Ssss and lOs-Pe0-
pie Frozen ts Death.

CHICAGO, February 14.-A special
from Sioux City says terrible storm
ragged In that section Monday evening
and night. The weather Was warm
s2d pleasant until two pm, when
the storm burst with great fury. The
mercury dropped forty degrees In two
hours; the wind blew an icy hurri-
cane, accompanied by q binding
STOW storm. 1t is feared that the sut-
,'ering In the country has been fearful.
Samuel Ellison, living eleven miles
out OF the city, left here at four pm.
with his team for home, and was
found five miles out this morning
frozen TO death Other deaths are re-
uoFted, but nothing positive Is known
~ 10 the truth OF the reports. All the
trains on this division OF the Illinois
Central road are showed in.
The weather is intensely cold; the
thermometer this morning Is eighteen
degrees below zero. Owing 70 tne
prostration Of telegraph lines Dy tne
storm, nothing is reported OF tne
freezing of Spotted fail and bis nanol
but the story Is generally creolVeo
here.
PROBABLE LOSS OF A SURVEYING
PARTY.
A dispatch from st. Paul, MinneSo'
IA, says the severest wind and snow
storm prevailed there on Monday
night and Tuesday Of this winter. The
| thermometer vas six degrees below
zero all day and the velocity Of the
/ wind twenty miles per hour. The
railroads west of there are all blocked
It is feared that the Canadian survey,
inc party under Colonel McNab
which left Duluth in open boats fol
the north shore Of Lake SupeFi0l
about a month ago, numbering about
twenty-five persons, have perished il
some Of the storms. When last heaTC
| of, January 24th, they were neal
Grand Rapids, making for Isle Roy
ale. The lake was full Of Ice and th'
storm was then prevailing.
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Taken In eut Of the Cold.

SCRANTON, February 1.-The abb
seo uding paymaster's clerk Of the
Dsla ware and LackaWanna railroad,
by ua me O'COnnOr, has been arrested
af SavA unah, as he was disem0arking
from thu, steamship from New York.
He had been already indicted,
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CINCINNATI, February 14.-McDon-
aid Cheek, who had recently been
found guilty Of the murder Of Har-
risOn, at BrOOkville, Indiana, has
been granted q new trial, on the
ground Of the incompetency Of two
OF the Jurors.
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rlat,ers IN EoussrtIIe.

LOUISVILLE, February IA num-
Der OF merchants met to-day and Or
Rsnized a chamber Of commerce in
place Of the old board Of trade, placing
the new board on q more substantial
basis. Julius Dom, president, J. G.
johnson, treasurer, Charles II. Clark,
secretary and superintendent.
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DraIn-Pfpe naBufacturers.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, February IA
A meeting Of western manufacturers
of sewef-pipe was held in this city
YES erdsy and to-day, for the purpose
Of esta blishing uniform prices. Rep
resentatives were present from Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia and
Missouri
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RouMANIA.
The Jews to be Protected.

The Jews 10 be Protected.
BUCHAREST, February 14.-COnsuls
and other representatives Of foreign
powers here have united in formal
demand on Prince Charles for the
protection of the Jews in the princi-
paIities. A disturbance recently at
Gslatz was quickly suppressed.
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ALBANY, February 1.-THE New
York State Homeopathic Medical
society, to-day adopted a resolution
repudiating the use Of humaniz9d
virus for vaccination.
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Rurnea ana R-nged.

., NcINNATI, February IA. = Inc
10 irer special says; Lsss sun
s-D might the tobacco factory OF
Gay d Brother, Sacramento
AyS,oan county, Kentucky, was
ny nlcSio 40 an ineendisry and
nre1 s,Sino, containing sixty thOus-
tne Dod DHo,,ods az tobacco, entirely con-
ana 1917 me entire town narrowly
'ss-osDed sd burning, as breeze nom the
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WAsHINGTON, February I4-It ap-
"a. Ne from the reports transmitted 10
The senate yesterday, by the Presi-
dent, that, practically, all the infor-
mstio.1 in the possession OF the gov
ernmen.t was communicated to the
house on Representatives on the 10Th
Of Decem Der, ISL.
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HARTFORD, February IA. - Eli
phss A. Buckley, president OF the
4 ma Life Insurance company, died
Ia Z uiuht
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ST. PAUL, February "A The cities
OF Minneapolis and st. Anthony were
united under the name OF MinneapO-
lis yesterday by large msjority in
hnth cities
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RICHMOND, February PA IRE
here tonight destroyed J. J. MOnta-
gue's sash and blind factory, and
z. Palmer's plOw casting shops. Loss
about thirty thousand dollars.
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ENGLAND.

Departure Of the LivingstSns ExPedt-
taOB.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Eng
lish expedition in search OF
DR.. Livingstone has left London,
funds having been subscribed,
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The L,DeraI Republican Couventl4n.

CINCINNATI, February l4.-The
Enquirer states that Mr.. GrOsvener,
president of the late Missouri Liberal
Republican convention, denies that
the Cincinnati convention has been
postponed as charged by the New
Vorh Sun
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LITTLE Rock, February 14.-Seven
members OF the Governors Guards
leave for ChicOt county tomorrow, to
reinforce the number already sta
toned there.
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POLITICAL POINTS.


RICHMOND, February John W.
Jenkins, prominent Republican, has
been arrested by the sergeant-at-srms
of the house for refusing 70 testify as
to certain lobby schemes.
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WAsHIN STON, February 14.-Sena-
tor Roberts,. u to day received the fol-
lowing teIegr. va from W. B. Nash,
senator In Iegis tstpSe of South Caro-
lima:
CoLUnsIA, S c, February IA.
The senate, after 3 lGngtSv DEBATE,
indefinitely postponed q resOlus ION re-
qnesting RObertsOn's AMI SaWyCSs
resignation as United States senators.
The vote was-yess II, nays ..
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PROBABLE LOSS OF A SURVEYING


James M. Sweeney and Hugh
Smith, indicted by the grand 1aFy Of
fhe court of sessions, appeared to-day
hefore Recorder Hackett, ana gave
nail in $40, 600 each, Forbes hillyer
and Bernard 6mytae becoming his
hondsmen respectively
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NEW YORK, February l4.-A ship
canal between Newark and New
York, costing So, 600, 600, is projected.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
MASnHIc RnrIrE

A SrE0TAL convocation Of Penn q
n Royal Arch Chapter, No. n F. and ~
A. NJ, viii be held this q HUReDAN/ ~
evening, EebyusIy 18th, at O'Clock, for work
In tbs II. n NJ. degree.
All N. u. NJ. s fraternslly invited.
By ord r of G. n. CARROLL, ME.HP
2. n. LEVY, Secretary. fels
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FROM BEYOND TIE SEAS.
EAST INDIES.
ne Assassln Of EAR aaye.

BOMBAY, February 14.-The assas-
sin Of the governor general has been
tried, convicted and sentenced to be
hanged,
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JOHN AND JONATHAN.

A Deoid d Expression Of 0pIaIOn from Esq
gland Shr-man says the Talk will
Ind lF 'aIk-Slr Edward ThOrH-
On's 0PInIsn-The Approach
ing Meeting Of the Geneva
Commission.
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TELEGsaPEle kIscELLAEY.


ALBANY, February 14.-Terwilliger,
clerk Of the senate, has resigned.
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MURDER
TWO HEADS PUT N ONE

Ws 70. ExrGGD0N
ITAs purchased tho OOHTIHEETAa RES-
N TAURANs, and conaolfdafei sritn II
the famous old %. Charles, and Il now bet.
ter prepared than ever before to aoo0mmodass
all The old customers Of both houses and aR
patronage. Rooms up stairs ior tbs accom-
mediation Of private parties OF ladies and
gentlemen. BAlla and parties BnpDlted
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NEW ADV sRTlsEAEHTs.
n

A LII parties having claims against the
Aardi Grss Balls viii present the same i'm.
medistely 70
feIb IoU T.EITRRru
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N0N-REsIlENT NOTIcE.


No. A7,-In the Second Chanoery Court OF
Shelby county, ,Tennessee.-1amesW ". Bing.
ham VS.. James ID. TOmeny, Fannie A. Tom
enY, VIM. Huntington ct 81.
It appearing from the bill which Is sworn to
4 In this cause that the defendants, James
NJ. TOmeny, Fannie a. Tomeny and mis- vile,
and VIM. Huntington, are nOn-residents OF
the State OF Tennessee;
IbIs therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the Courthouse OF the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in april, lSI2, and plead, an
sWer or demur to complRinant's bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing exparte, and that
a COPY of thin order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem.
phis Appeal.
This February IA, 1874,
A oopy-attesL;
n D. La STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Q. BELCHER, d. G. and M.
kandoiph, hammond a Jordon, soils. for
oOn o lainaIt fei6-th
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No. "A UNEON sTRKRF.

THIS room is suitable for Cotton once,
4 Com mb sion House, Job Printing Once,
Insurance once or for any other business that
doss not require larger space than 4s by GO
feet. Free aooess viii be given through our
business office. The location u the Test in
the city. For terms apply at this ONCE.
q. W. ALEXANDE.R
fae Business Manager.
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StOekheIdsi s. Meeting.

PRRsIDENT's OFFICE &. NJ. & N. T. r, L
Marion, Ala, February Z, 1871. !
THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
L Of the Selma, Marion and Memphis Rail-
road Company will be held in The city of Co.
lum bus, MissiBsippi, On WsDNESD AH, the
9th day OF March next.
tel5. tn N, B. FORREST, President.
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CT. GERMAN FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY SECOND
- street and Observation-Disclosures plan 81 80 per
day families and transient guests; finest location rooms
all 'front.' bath attached; elegantly furnished.
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FRENCH ApyERTrsENEsTs.

TTNE JUNE ALsAcIESNE uHcTRsTAN TF), FAR.
~ inni ralitEznd ct lc franeais, desire place &c
iclnc dc .naInbrc on roar prtndrc soln des cnials
5adrcassr chez lie boihgngcr. lfy Sonth ~
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AK ELDRIDGE STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
) do general housework Is good plain cook aud first
rate her and roncr; also mood bread baker. has
lest civ references
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CtTUATION WANTED--BY A YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN,
- aged 20 waiter In private family or boarding
house, wages object Address box 40 Herald Uptown
Branch office, ,265 Broadway
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VNANTED--A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN 10
w years Of age, where he learn business: IL
afraid OF work can bring first class references Address
r. c. j., Herald office.
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OH WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
Ill wishes family washing; understands huting ;
terms modcraie city reference. Call address Mrs
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CITUATIoN wANTED-FoR A WELL sCIOoLED
~ boy Is years OF age urom German parents IN
Office security given Address j. s., box 1853 Herald Office.
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WANTED--A FIRST GLASS MANAGER. LADY PRE-.
ferred, for retail fancy goods store In large city
out OF town references and good sccuii the
Of 5000 required; no answer viii be attended 10 but those
stating age, References kind OF security and Previous
business. Address ENUTROF, Herald office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

FIRST CLASS WAITER, WITH THE BEST POS
IA sibe references wishes q situation valet, to
take care OF AN Invalid Apply at address 81 West
Sitl
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III WEST 18TH ST, FRONT BASEMENT-A RE-
LII spectacle woman wishes ia mily washing !;
can do up ladies' fnery in first class style good refer
cnces
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20 PARK Av.--wANTED, A COMPETENT Girl. As
w waitress In boarding house good wages VIII b.
given to such person.
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Al SPRING ST. IN THE REAK.--A REsPECfABLE
I'll girl 10 do general homework in n small private
fomy has no objection 10 go short distance in the
country; good references.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye does not injure the Hair
Juna4 MO
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A Danbury, Conn.,, gentleman came
home late one night. His wife who was
in bed heard an unusual nois below, and
going down, foundh her lord on his knees
in front of her best set of furs. He had
his gun in his hand, and look of in
tense enxiety upon his face. The instant
the door opened he hastily exclaimed: :
''Sh-sh, ole woman, don't scare 'em. "
''Scare what, you old fool?" murmered
his wife. "Moths!" he hystericaly
whispered, '.I'm goin' for 'em, olc
woman; the first moth what shows his
head out of them furs will get his limbs
shattered. or I'm-." Sick at heart
and hnmiliated beyond description, the
miserable woman dragged herself back
to bed.
Two aged citizens of ST. Louis, Mo-.
have never missed paying IN afternoon
visit to beer garden in that city for
twenty-nine years. They always ap-
pear OF about the same hour, sit at the
same table, drink the same quantity of
beer, and play the same number of
games at dominoes without variation,
day after day throughout the year.
William Cullen Bryant thus freeley ex-
presses his opinion of Ben. Butler: "He
1s man whose word is believed nowhere
Wnere his name is known, and whose
career has been such that millions of
people actually believe him to-day to be
a common thief.
A THRIFTY BoY.-The Roanoke Neps
says boy in Weldon. N. O., has made
$1,000 clear in four years peddling
oranges and peanuts on the trains run.
ming into that town, and had but forty
cents to start on; and he has attended
school every day besides. That boy de-
serves to get along in the world.
There is to be quite an influx of Eng
!ish immigrants into Virginia. Fifty
families have recently settled near Cor
donsville, and another English party is
now prospecting in that State with the
intention of purchasing $4,000 acres of
land.
The champion married and divorced
man of Indiana resides at Warsaw. He
has just been divorced from his ninth
wife.
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Irish Champagne!
YVES, IRISH CHAMPAGNFl Wbv not,
Il Was not the great Apostle of Temper.
ance' Father Mathew, an Irishmsn2 still,
We're th;1 ne alive to-day he would quaff cup Of
the man who invented Irish Champagne" ="
This can be drank with perfect safety BY the
knights OF Pythias. Good Templars, or Bad
Iemplars, Sons OF Malta, Sons Of Temper.
masons. briet-leyers, chimney.sweepsMi
fact, anybody, particularly those who wear
Grant hats and Greeley hats. or their own
hats, arc invited fraternally to imbibe lat
your own expense, mindl) this superlatively
This notice would have been further ex.
tended. but man borrowed our : dictionary,
and several big words we intended to use are
turns that Dictionary, the public may expect
to hear from US again.
May 1S GEORGE 6YNIMERa