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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-15
rnaatOrrhHa.
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

THE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION
= for the General Election to be held on Tues
day, November 5, 1872, are now open at my ONCE
and will remain open until Monday, October Il !,
1879, at O'Clock, P. n. of that day. The pay
ment Of poIl-tax is not . prerequisite 10 regis-
tration. RICHD B. PARKINSON,
Ex-ofcio Registry Agent for Carson Precinct,
OE,nsby County. SD
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EQUALIZATION.

~ hsye tAb day received from the Assessor
- Orznsby County the Assessment Roll for 1872
s1i that The Board Of County Commissioners
VII meet 1t my ofnce In tho County Buildings.
g, Monday ths leah day Of september. 1877. -
S,a-d Of Eq1alizpEion. md cSntinue In session
f-,sn time 10 time - required by Law. until the
business Of eqsalizatin = disposed Of.
TT. EDWAEno,
County Clerk. and Clerk of said Board.
September II. 1877. sla-tf
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LIVERY STABLES.

LIVERY STABLE
CARSON STREET,
OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO L cas- EMPRESS.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING IN
II equalled facilities for carrying on his bust
ness. is now better prepared than any livery
stable proprietor in Nevada (outside of Virginia
City) to accommodate the public with.
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE EQUIPMENTS
FINE SPANS,
stylish Turn-o.ts l.n newt. Superior
Saddle HoEses,
And everything that first class Livery Stable is
supposed to be provided with.
Pfcnies, Balls Political Gatherings,
Funerals. etc, ETC.,
Supplied with vehicles and steady teams on the
shortest notice.
Access to my stable can be had At all hours of
the day and night.
A stage to Lake Tahoe leaves the Sta
bile Daily.
TERMS REASONABLE.
A share Of the patronage Of the place Is solic-
tied.
J. N. BENTON, Proprietor.
Carson. September 9. 1872. 1-tf
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE cAAReEsl
DR.. w. K. DOHERTY'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

no. JIJ S2CI8BW8nuO NVFt6t, CUT mFE
Of LeidesdOri ST., . few doors
below the W hat Cheer House,
San Francisco, California.
Private entrance on Leidesdorf street,
Established Expressly to Afford the Afflicted
Sound and Scientific Medical Aid in the
Treatment and cure of all Private and
Chronic Diseases Cases Of Secrecy,
~and all s. xual Disorders Va
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VUANTED- SITUATION-A 0ITUA.
w ton - hOusekeepcf on t. do general
h0usBvoek In . private family. The beGt Of
references given. Apply II AulioTs Hotel.
l-elM1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
The Dramn.

THE DAVENPORT PERFORMANCE, LAST EVENING.
The Iron Chest, (Which by the way, is by
George Colman and not by Lord Lytton,) is a
striking drama, 30 far as Sir Ediodrd Mortimer
appears. The dialogue is generally we'll
phrassd, and some Of the speeches put into the
mouth of Sir Ed,odrd abound in fine rhetoric il
not always in sound philosophy It is, however,
most entirely one-character play. The un-
happy Sir Ediodrd, torn and gnawed by remorse,
sinking under his own consciousness of guilt
and shame, and driven to further acts Of dis
honor to hide HE original crime is not only the
central figure, but there is very little other ac-
tion in the play. 1t gives to Mr. Davenport a
fine opportunity to show his power in the de-
lineation of character, and his part is certainly
splendidly played, with dignity and nobility
which make II more agreeable than Sir Giles
OUeredch, though less impressive and affecting.
The other parts, 80 far as they have opportnni-
ty we're mostly well filled. MIR. Van Horn play
ed Wittord, with discrimination and ability, and
Mr. Phillips, al WinteT'ton was very satisfactory.
The "double-bin" proved rather too long, and
it was nearly midnight when Wild Oats was con-
cluded. (However, this prevented any COM
plant that that the audience received too little
for their money! The Comedy is good one,
and the part OF R0Uer presented Mr.. Davenport
in a character 80 different from the sombre ones
he had previously played, here, that 1t was quite
Pheasant, lnueeu 10 see MS own natural lace,
and find that he has bright and lively side al
well AZ a gloomy one. Harry Josephs Sim was
intolerably funny, and 30 was Vincents travesty
OF the sanctimonious SmOoh-though the char
acter, il it we're not 30 totally absurd might
run some risk Of offending. Colman's idea OF a
Quaker, two hundred years ago, does not cor
respond very closely with ours of to-day.
Altogether MIR. Davenports visit was grand
success, and Mr.. Nolen, whose industry and per-
severance have sometimes been very ill reward
al a1raf ah frnD tha Hna nat
ronage his entertainment received. The house
was nearly full. and Mr.. Davenport was highly
delighted. He came down determined to please
Wilmington and he has surely succeeded He
must come again, and by the time of his visit
it is to be hoped that the half dozon unmannerly
whelps who sat in one corner of the gallery will
ther have learned deoency or bs transferred to
ther spheres OF action.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
Neighboring Counties.

The Ebenezer NJ. e. Church, at Coatesville,
will be rededicated on the 9Th.
Prof. J. NJ. Hall makes balloon assensions
from West Chester to day and to-morrow.
Jos. Worrall was sentenced to 1 year and 8
months imprisonment for the murder of Nei-
dig.
Mr.. Pierce, County Superintendent, intends
holding an Institute in Oxford sometime during
January.
--Enos Thatcher, Teller, has been promoted
to the Cashiershp Of the First National Bank
at West Chester.
Harry Jones, of Coatesville, swallowed an
overdose of Morphia in Baltimore, the other
day, and is now beyond the reach of pain.
An injunction has been laid on the Downing
town Water and Gas Co., Restraining it from use
ing the watero of stream which passes through
the borough.
The Jury to award damages to those who
have refused right of way, TO the Peach Bottom
Il r. meet on the 18th. Only persons object to
the passage of the road through their land.
--Phillis Cain, a colored woman supposed to
be 100 years old. died in Chester county ON the
3rd. She only remembered General Washing
ton, and was never his nurse. She was the
mother of 18 children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
mr.. summers Last Bill

ADDITIONAL SECTIONS SUGGESTED.
The following additional sections to Mr. Sum-
ner's bill are suggested by correspondent:
To the Honorable Charles Sumner 1t is sug-
gested that you offer the following amendment
to your "bill to regulate the Army Register and
the regimental colors of the United States, viz:
Sec In order to promo to fraternal feelings
between the two sections lately at variance, all
resolutions of thanks to officers or soldiers for
gallant conduct in the late war shall be ex-
plunged from the journals Of Congress.
Sec. 3. All medals awarded for distinguished
services on the field OF battle shau be recallt
and destroyed that the sight of them may not
offend the eye Of our brethren Of the late Com
federate army
Sec 4. All forts, earthworks or other fortifca-
tons built in the prosecution of the late war
ehall be Immediately eveled and destroyed, that
national unity and goodwill among fellow
citizens may be promoted.
rSec 5. All Inuster-rolls Of the two millions
Of men who fought our misguided brethren of
the South, and all records of the wounded, the
maimed and the dead who shed their blood in
defence Of the Stars and Stripes shall be destroy
ed, that the aforesaid unity and goodwill may
be promoted
Sec G. The pension list is hereby abolished
and the various SOLDIERS Homes" throughout
the country shall be sold, and the proceeds ap-
piled to the encouragement of unity and good
will
Sec T. The three hundred thousand graves
OF those who died that their country might live
shall be plowed up, and the headboards destroy
ed in order that nothing may remain to prevent
the desired unity and goodwill.
Some Of the obstacles to unity and goodwill
which are not removed by the above bill are the
vacant firesides the broken hearts, the poverty
stricken widows and orphans, the disabled sold
ier hobbllng on crutches or with an empty sleeve,
though the latter might be 'emigrated" out the
country.
It is to be hoped that you will not rest until
all these obstacles to ''unity and goodwill
shall be removed. 1. N A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
state Items.


The Epizootv is decreasing at Smyrna,
John o'Byrne's lecture in Smyrna was not
largely attended. a Fri.
The oolored peoples new church at Smyrna
will be dedicated on Sunday.
A meeting Of the Farmers Club of Kent coun-
ty, will be held In Dover on Saturday next.
The loan funds of Smyrna sold last week as
folows-Smyrna, 14z Diamond State IL.
And now Daniel q. Goodwin, one of the vete-
rams OF Democracy, of Milford, wants the Clerk
ship of the House.
The Immigrant Aid Ass otiation Of Smyrna was
fizzle. 1t died for want Of proper nourishment
on Saturday last. There wasn't enough persons
interested in the movement to keep life in it. 1t
may be revived hereafter.
Dover had a fashionable church wedding on
Tuesday. Mr.. Ezekiel Postles and MISS Jennie
daughter Of Hon. Charles Brown. The ceremony
was performed in the NJ. f.. Church, at noon, and
the happy couple took the train north.
Festivals aud fairs are in order now. In Smyr.
ma the Episcopal Sunday School ohildreH hold
one the week before Christmas the Ladies' of
the NJ. Il. Church expect to give grand fair
about mid-wnter, and the festival for the poor
will be held the I'd and Sd of January
The editor Of the Sussex Journal, in answering
correspondent, says: we are not dealing in
brandy, have Joined the Good Templars since
the election, and intend going before the Legis-
lature in favor of suppression of distilleTies,
sale of liquor, purchase of votes, DO"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
PERSONAL AND PARTICULARS.

Song of the fa8n-Can me early, mother
deer.
"A man can't move in good society in Duluth
until he owns twelve corner lots.
Iowa gives President Grant go, ia majority,
being splendid addition to the verdict of 1868.
The whole vote was a little over 203, 900.
"A boy, born ON the Union Pacific railroads
Western-bound train, near little town in Utah
Territory, has been named Ulysses Pacific"
Upon the marriage Of Miss Wheat, of Vir-
ginia, an editor hoped that her path might be
howery, and that she might never be thrashed
by her husband. ..Is .f.a...
Young New York has invented new way of
passing Sunday. ProgrAmme-Breakfast at IL |;
walk until Cafe Brunswick until 2 Harlem
Lane in the afternoon, and Christ Church in the
evening.
Prince Bismarck recently said, in letter to
Prlssian functionary, that PRUSSIA sees with
out displeasure arepublic established in Frsnee,
believing that any attempt to restore monarchy
would be the signal fer cvl war" .t
Tho New Orleans Republican says; I'm tho
other States the late election has already been
forgotten. In Louisiana, although the votes
were,cast nearly month ago, the campaign is
just beginning to grow lively" This is on ac-
count OF the Importance attached to the process
of counting. The voting is a small matter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
FIRST EDITION.
goo n. M.
TERRI, BILE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Collision of Two Express Trains
on the Pennsylvania R. R.
seven Persons Killed and Five more
Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec @.
telegram from Mflin, last night, to the
morning papers, states that a terrible accident
occurred on the Pennsylvania railroad. about hf-
ty miles from Harrisburg, tonight. The second
section Of the Cincinnati Express, bound east
ran into the of first section, and telescoped
two Pullman cars.
Five bodies have been removed from the deb
ris the names Of whom are Matthew Knoles and
]. W. Bacon, of Chicago, and N w. Dantz, wife
and child, of Green Lake, Wisconsin. Five per-
sons were injured more seriously. Every person
on the second train escaped uhinjured. Il
FURTHER PARrIouLARs--A MEMBER OF CONGRESS
AMONG THE KILLED.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.
Dispatches from Harrisburg repeat the infor
nation already published, regarding the rail
road accident, and also state that W. W. Dantz,
died, with his wife and child, was a member of
Congress. The first section Of the Cincinnati
second section which ran into the first, was said
to be one hour behind it.
LATER-THE NAMES OF THE INJURED NOT KNOWN.
HvRR1sBuRe, DEC. 8.
The Engineer OF the first Cincinnati express
east was making steam badly. When about one
mile east OF Meffllin. the rear car of the first
train was run into by the second section, knock
ing the rear car on to the bumper and half way
through the car Immediately in front, killing
persons alreadynamed.
1t is supposed they were instantly killed, as
the bodies were cold When extricated from the
ruins. 1t ia rumored that still another body re-
mains in the same debris, but needs conforma-
ton The five persons injured, all pursued
their journey in tho same train and their names
are not known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
The Arizona Diamoud Field Sv,udl..

The "stanton Ruby, brought to San Francisco
from the Arizona diamond fields, and said to be
worth 1850 900, was tested yesterday, by lapida-
ries and found to be soft garnet of the value
of about S1OO Full details Of the great diamond
fraud, as given by the mails from San Francisco
show that Californians have lost by it two mil
lions of dollars, and New Workers seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. One Of those con-
cerned in the fraud has made confession, ina
plieatine several others. He shows that gems
were purchased in Europe and scattered through
the diamond fields, after which man named
Janin was taken to the place to pick them up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

A letter from Lake City, Florida, reports the
shooting at Ellisyille. that city, of Leonard
James, colored, Jas. Barr, merchant, and John
Barr, his clerk and cousin, by two ruffians named
Wingate and Carroll. No cause was assigned for
the murders
Secretary Boutwell, informed the Ways and
Means Committee yesterday, that unless the
House took action in disapproyal of his 'Syndi-
cate" operations, he would proceed in like man
ner to negotiate the remainder of the funding
loan.
General o. G. Maxwell shot himself dead at
Dayton Ohio yesterday. He was a gallant Of
ticer during the war, and was some time since al
Assessor of Internal Revenue in the Third Ohio
District.
The remains of two human beings were found
yesterday, in the ruins of Walkers carriage fac
tory, in the burned district of Boston. This make
six bodies found in the same place.
To-day Rogers, the murderer of policem an
Donohue, will be hanged in N W York, and Bar
ney Woods, the murderer of Cheeseman, will be
hanged in Washington.
At Salt Lake City, yesterday, welshman
named Griffths shot and fatally wounded his
wife, and then committed suicide.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

On tomorrow evening, the exhibition of aealy
and Oohan's Hiberniana at Institute Hall, will
be for tho benefit of the Young Mems Philopa-
trian Society and on Monday evening in
aid of the st, Peters Orphan Asylum, 9Th and
West Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
The d. 3. hInon. nf war.

The House of Representatives yesterday,
amended and passed the bill to construct ten
steam sloops for the naval service The amend
ments reduce the number to six, provide that
contracts fortheir construction shall not be made
until full detailed estimates shall have been pre-
sented to Congress, and that half the vessels
shall be built in private ship Yards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
France.

BUSINESS observation-disclosures xPEoTED TO
RESIGN.
PARIS, Dec. 6.
Business is unsettled by the condition of affairs
in the Assembly. Republican papers regard
the Assembly as not representing the will of
France, and demand its immediate dissolution.
President Theirs is expected to resign, as the
formation OF the Committee is hostile to the
Government.
1t is expected that Tliers will make state
ment, to-day in regard to the course he will
take.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
HOUSE AT PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the Auc-
tion Rooms Cf
L. w. STIDHAM g. SON,
No. Ill East Fourth street, Wilmington. DEL,
on Wednesday, Dec Ilth, 1872,
at ~ O'Clock, P. M.
The house ia a good, substantial BRICK M.A
HOUSE, situated, No. 4O4 Il. Third street. con- @iS
Iaining eight rooms well ventilated and in hrst-cass
order has been painted ana papered this last sum
mer. Wild h OF lot q feet, running back 100 feet.
sale positive.
TERMS-TWeAty per cent. cash as soon as the
property s struck off, bankable note for 5000 will
Oe taken for three months, interest added, by the
purchaser giving approved end0rsers; the balance
can remain years secured by bond and mortgage.
any person Wishing to se5 the property will be
shown 1t by calling on the subscriber the prem
ises. JACOB REYNOLDS.
dec3-5-T9-1O
4 he highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
second hand furniture by L, w. Sudham q Son,
AuctiOneeTs, Ill E. Fourth street., Wilmington, Del
Also, ali kinds OF secondhand furniture for sale.
oct25-8m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
Commercial Heporrs.
rHILApELpHIA MARKErs. .

Cotton steady 1916@2O]6. Flour fairly active !;
supertne S4l4@511 extras S594061 Penna.,
Ohio Indiana extra family $71SC19. Rye -four
firm 5l6D516. Corn meal nominal Wheat very
active Tor choice. others dull Western red 81 80
CD1. amber S1.8913CD1 80 white 81. 95CD2 10,
Rye steady, $1,000. Corn moderate request !;
old yellow 65 I; new do 5000 mixed Western
64Ca65. Oats good demand white 5O@D51 I;
mixed 45@6DiS. Whiskey held 96.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

The extra session of the Louisiana Legisla-
ture will meet next Tuesday.
At meeting OF the Western Iron Association,
held in Pittsburg on Wednesday, the price OF
iron was reduced 512 per ton, and the price of
nails so cents per keg. The re duction is caused
by the recent decline in pig metal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
The Alabama Legislature Troubles.

The commit tees of the rival Legislatures of
Alabama are in Washington, and will lay their
respective claims to recognition befo.e the At
torney General. The Administration, it is un-
derstood. will not have anything to do with dis
pute unless something shall arise requiring Fed
eral interference ..l-ti y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

The President, yesterday, nominated Judge
Orr, of South Carolina, to be Minister to Russia,
In place of Governor Curtin, resigned. This ia
good selection.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
Louisiana.
UNITED STATES TROOPS.

New ORLEANS, Dec. G.
United States troops under the direction of
Deklone, have taken possession, and are posted
in the Senate and House chambers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
The Steamer Talona.

SIZE Is REPORTED wREcKED-Loss $750,00O.
New YORK, Dec 8.
Panama papers report the total loss of the
steamer Talona, from Liverpool. Loss soven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
ENTERTAINMENTS, THIS EVENING.
Healy Cohans Hibernians, Institute Hall
Fair at Odd Fellows Hall Exhibition Of the
scioptcon, each evening,

Gold :closed yesterday at 1885. Government
securities advanced 1slT throughout. Phladel-
phia stocks were quiet, closing steady.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
ITS ADJoURNME.

ITS ADJOURNMENT, THIS MORNING.
Court met again, this morning, at 8 o'clock
bnt adjourned sine die, without the transaction
Of any business.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
County Court.

Henry Rogers was hung this morning in Brook
lyn jail, for the murder of policeman Donahue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
The Chairman of the standing and select
committees were elected
Senator Wilson was excused from not serving
on the military committee.
HOUSE.
A resolution was offered for inquiring as to
the possible cost of a ship canal from the Mis-
slssippi to the Gulf OF Mexico.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

Rev. G. Fl. Smyth, late of the West Presby-
terian Church made brief visit to Wilmington
last night. He left this morning. He is enjoy
ing good health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

OoME VERY GOOD REASONS why it is that
= FOUT sells such immense quantities OF coal: In
the nrst place. he always buys the best that can be
bought for money, without regard to price; and
second, his coal Is Kept In well built sheds, with
floors in them and third. 1t s all .refully screened
and picked. Weight guaranteed; delivered prompt
ly, and sold as low as the lowest once and yard,
WEST AND WATER SITS, VII Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
weather ecord.
"
REpoRr OF sIaNAL sERvIcE.

REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Dec 6.
Probabilities: For Middle States light West
erly to Northwesterly winds clear weather, high
barometer, and slightly diminished temperature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
Afaths.

MEAI EY in this city, on the 9Th inst, Robert
Meaey, In the SD year his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specttully invited to attend hi funeral from his
late residence, 614 West Second street. on sunday
next, the inst, at +. NJ without further notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
Saftiutr Sales.
noLE g. MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No, OO5 Market Street, above Sixth,
WILMINGTON, DEL
ncLE q MILLER,
L W. sTIpHAM 4 SON.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. Ill Eaat Fourth Street,
WILMINQTOJ, DEL.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES'
FuRsI FuRsI FuRsI

Large and important sale Of FHrs, to take place
SATURDAY MORNING,
December 9Th, 1S12, ut 10Y O'Clock, A. IA
AT the Auction Rooms Of L. w. Stidham d soL,
No. Ill X. Fourth street, consisting OF Hudson Bay,
Mink, sable, Squirrel, Black and White ABtrachan,
and Alaska Hurs and kODes.
Ladies' desiring Furs should make 1t point to at
tend this sale and secure bargains.
All goods sold positl, ely without reserve.
dec6-lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
PnbIIc snIe.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on Saturday Dec. 14th
ut 6k O'clock at tue auction 70 Jm OF L. w. btidnan
n Son, Substantial frame house, situated In the
clty OF Wilmington, on Townsend street, near TO A
street House is is by 25 feet; ~ stories with
nack building 10 by IA leet; deptn Of lot, luU feet;
pump. Also three adjoining lois, IA feet by 100 feet.
Property belonging u Penn Loan Association.
Terms OF $40 per cent. on house and 20 per
cent. On lots on day of sale balance oa or bsfOrt
2lsJ day of Maccn next, when good and sufficient
titte will be made for same.
For any intorma ion respecting property, call Oh
Messrs. WIN. II. Pierce, President, David Woolman,
Treas or Wesley 1aley, Sec. dec.5-s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
DOMESTIC NEWS.
a., .nncn oIerkshIp.

To G,e Edit, a., fOnmercidl:
am not a., .,i..i'It for clerk of the City
Council.
Francis VINCENT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
8ew 9arerttsemsuts

DRESENTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS MAY BE
II found amongst eur stocks of housekeepers' and
other hardware
l 4I..t TRUMAN SHAW,
No. ss5 eight Thirty-1ve) Market St below Ninth
Philadelphia
NAS-PLYRRS for hOusekeepars' use, by which
w the nipples of the gas burners may be un-
screwed and cleaned out. For sale by
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No, ssC tEsnt Thirty-nvel Market at, below Ninth,
u Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
WILMINGTON, Dec. 6.

The statement made was that Mr.. vincent's
name was suggested for the place-not that he
was an applicant ED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
The Penalty of Crime.

THE EXECUTION OF HENRY ROGERS.
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-27
UNION SEMINARY.
MULES FOR SALE.
.E have on hand, and will constantly
w keep on hand, large lot OF
First Rate Mules for Sale

We are prepared to accommodate DroVers
and all who may call on US.
LONG, ToMLINSON, HOWARD B co.
iauI9t