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concerning him. Mr.. Tabor Chadwick,
OF Shrewsbury, New Jersey, was also
standing near and listened TO the con-
veTsation, which made a deep impress
sion upon his mind. On thinking
the matter over after his return homa It
occurred to him that a man then living
with his, brother-in-law, Mr.. William
Polhemus, Of Dover, New Jersey, an
swered exactly the description of Colvin
as given By Whelpiey." Finally he
wrote letter to the Evening Post, CIV
ing his conclusions. Whelpley saw it,
went to Dover, identified Col7in, and,
after great effort, induced him to visit
Manchester. There was great rejoicing
in the town, and Stephen Boorn was
brought from the prison to fire the can
non that celebrated his deliverance.
The author truly remarks that this
case is without a parallel. TO the news
paper alone was due the discovery of the
unconscious ause OF the trial and con-
viction of bis brothers-in-la and the
prevention of an unjust execution. 1t
needs no extraordinary vision to see how
difficult it would be for such case SO
long to remain a mystery in these days,
when everybody ia daily newspaper
reader. A few points in the Kelsey
case, now undergoing Investigation at
Oyster Bay, may remind the reader of
the Colyin case; but if Kelsey is still
alive, as some maintain, It is not likely
that he viii remain undiscovered by his
pursuers and unconscious of what is 90.
ing on behind him for eight years.
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THE POLARIS.
hr. Martins Statement in Regard TO
DR.. halPs Death-Dr. Bissen
ExoRerated.

New YORK, October Is.-The Times,
in IFS story to-day Of the Polaris iHves-
tigati0n, says Mr.. Martin denies abso-
lutely that he ever had any suspicion of
foul play in the death of Captain Hall,
OF that he ever, to the best of bis knowl-
edge and belief, told any one he had, or
gave any reason to suppose he had.
When DR.. Hall returned from the sledge
expedition, DR.. Bissell was employed
in the observatory, about two hundred
yards from the Polaris. As he saw DR..
Hall and party approach he ran down
and greeted snd shook hands with
them, and then returned Immediately to
his work at the observatory. DR.. Hall
and party entered the vessel and
all partook of some coffee which
all the crew of the vessel had previously
drank. The coffee was prepared by the
cook, and was given to the party either
by him or Joe, or Hannah. The party
were unaffected by the coffee, except
DR.. Hall, who was Immediately at
tackled with vomiting. After vomiting
he fell into a state of insensibllity. 1t
was about half an hour after the return
of the party, when DR.. Bissell was
summoned from the observatory, and
found DR.. Hall already in conatose
condition. When DR.. Hail revived
from this state of insensibility, it was
found that his left side had been para
lyzed, which, in itself, is con-
sidered by medical men an also
lutte refutation of the charges of
poisoning. The suspicion that DR.
Bissell caused the death of DR.. Hall is
baseless, as it is undoubtedly felt by his
many friends, many of whom were also
warmly attached to DR.. Hall, to be most
harsh and cruel. The symptoms and
medical treatment of DR.. Hall have
been submitted to the most eminent
medical men Of the country, and by
them death has been pronounced unhesi-
tatingly to have been due to natural
causes, and the treatment employed by
Dr. Bissell is indorsed as exactly that
which WAS required, and the only treat
ment proper under the circumstances.
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DIED.

CUMMfNS-At Covington, Upton county
Tenn, October IL, 1873, At ~ O'Clock am, OF
bilious congestive fever, very much the nature
OF yellow fever, Rev. DAVID HAYS CUMnSs.
Brother Q. was taken sick Sunday night
preached as usual In the morning from the
text ttAffiictlons spring not from the ground, -
etc. He continued to sink gradually, per-
fectly conscious Of his condition, and willing
to obey his Masters call. Mr.. q. Fas a native
Franklin county, Pa; has had charge OF the
Mountain mt. CsrmelD Church and the Cow
ington Church (PresbyterianJ for come forty
years. A more extensive notice hereafter. P.
TARPLEY-Atther residence of her nephew,
John C. Hill, near Goodletts Station, n. and
c r. r., on the 18th inst, Miss WIEFRED c.
TARPLEY, OF congestion, in the 18th year Of
her age. Pulaski (Tenn.) and jackson (Miss.)
papers please copy.l
MoGUUGH-At Hopeneld, Ark, on the 18th
inst, Of yellow fever, W. B. McGoUGH, In his
18th year. A native OF Louisiana.
FLYNN-At his residence, corner Besle arc
Shelby streets, MICHEL FLYNN, aged 80 yISs
Friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence,
this CsUNDAY) evening, at 8 o'clock. Car
riages in attendance.
JOYCE-At his residence, No. Is Alabama
street, at u o'clock last night, MICHAEL JOYCE,
aged 90 years, OF yellow-fever.
The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock thi
(5UNDAYl afternoon. Friends and acquaint
ances are invited to attend.
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PROPOSALS
FOR WOODLAND COAL
oFFIcE CHrEr CoMM1ssARY

OFFICE CHIEF CO8SIssARY
Citizens Relief Committee, l35 Main ST.,
Memphis, October 49, 1873.
$50 Proposals will be received at z. NJ. Apper-
son Co.'s, corner jefferson sndiFront streets
Memphis, addressed, " Proposals for furnish
ing Wood and Coal to the Suffering Poor" un-
til Tuesday, the 2lst inst, for the delivery to
me OF 500 cords good hard wood and 1000 bar
rels coal. Proposals for delivery Of the wood
at either of the railroad depots in this city,
or on the cars at depot near the city, or at
the landing on the river, in quantities OF 20
cords or more, will be entertained. Proposals
for coal must state what It will be delivered
for in lots sufficient for the daily wants OF the
Citizens Relief Committee within the cOrpo-
rate limits of the city.
The bids will be opened at II m. October 2lst,
at Z. n. Apperson & Co.'S office, bat the Com
mittee reserve the privilege of rejecting any
and all bids.
By order S. v. ROBBINS,
q. V. RAMBAUT,
]. HALSTEAD,
Committee.
W. II. HAYNES,
oclT COmmi- sary.
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OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, |
MEMPHIS, October u, 1878.


OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
~ MEMPHIS, October u, 1873.
s~ We beg to advise our citizens that we
tricts, and have appointed the Committees,
as stated below:
District l-Bounded by Greenlaw, Main,
overton and the river. Committee, B. ]. An
der6on.
District 2-Bounded by Bryan, overton and
| Gordon.
District 3-Bounded by Overton, Main, Mar
and and S. W. Rhode.
District 4-Bounded by Overton, Bayou, Mar
ket and Main. Committee, T. Il. Warning.
Districts and 6-Bounded by Market, Main,
Adams and the river. Committee, J. P Rob-
| ertson and w. P. Wilson.
District bounded by Market, Bryan, Ad-
ans and Main. Committee, Mai Z. +. Bowen.
District S-Boundedb by Adams, Bryan, Union
and the river. Committee, R. T. Halsteed.
District e-BOunded by Union, Wellington
Vance and the river. Committee, ". A. Holt.
District l0-Bounded by Vance, Wellington,
Calhoun and the river. Committee, Z. b. Fos-
ter.
District 1l-Uomprises the Tenth Ward.
Committee, J. g. Simpson and ]. II. Smith.
District R-Comprtses the Seventh Ward.
Commit ee, ]. r. Porter.
District i3-Comprises the Eighth Ward.
Committee, WI 3. Lonsdale and w. ]. smith.
District H-Comprises the Ninth Ward.
Committee, A. NJ. Stoddard.
The above committees will visit their pa
tients morning and evening, to ascertain their
wants.
We supply champagne, port wine, sherry,
brsndies, whiskies, ale, orange leaves, extrac e
Of beef, mustard, lemons, bed pans and medi-
cines.
Applications for supplies viii be filed for
parties residiog north OF Adams street. at l39
Main, and for those residing south of Adams
al IS Madison street, entrance in the alley.
Nur.es viii be furnished on ap -licat1on at
headquarters, q Madison street.
Applications for either nurses ct supplies to
insure attention, must be indorsed by the ply
sician or one OF the 5oward committee.
Physicians for applicants norto OF Adams
street. will be supplied at l39 Main street;
south OF Adams street, at 42 Madison.
The following ply sicians are employed by
the association: Doctors s. j. Morrison, sol. 2.
Green, G. Happoldt, w. ]. Armstrong aud
Il. ". Morgan.
Physicians viii secure blanks at either
ONCE, and their use is recommended, as pa
tients receive prompt attention thereby.
The following are the active members and
the officers Of the Howard association:
President-A. ID. Ian gstaff
Vice-presidents-A, q. Reynaud and WI.
B. Lonsdale. l ,5
secretary-J. p Robertson.
Treasurer-E. j. Mansford. ~
Active Membsrs-P. 2. Frame, J. G, Ions
dale, ST., W. J. Smith, j. ii. Smith, j. I Porter
b. b Foster, W. A. Holt, T. r. Warning, J. j.
P. Wilson, +. +. Bowen, ". S. Rogers, r. 7.
Halstead, John johnson, (AttoI ney), q. w
Gordon, A. n. Stoddard, 8. W. Rhodes ]. g.
Simpson, Fred. 9utherz T. A. Tyler, jr., w. T.
Lemon w. g. Barth, 7. Siebeck, J. L. Lam
Sonneli D. z. Brethennm. ]. al. Edon.sdso5 sa 5 y,
and D. B. Graham.
Honorary Members-Mayor John johnson
oois X.D. LAEGsTAFF President,
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NOTICE.

I HAVE to respectfully call upon all citizens
OF Memphis who occupy buildings having
cellars to have the same swept perfectly cleH u
and then to disinfect them by q free use OF
carbolic acid, lime and coal tar. Any person
unable to obtain carbollc acid, lime and coal
tar, will be supplied free of cost by calling on
me between the hours of and 10 each day at
the corner of Auction and Front streets, near
the county Jail. All parties making applica-
ton must come supplied with vessels in which
TO take away the above disin ectants. de-
sire to impress upon all citizens the necessity
Of disinfeeting their premises by the free use
( dry earth and copperas, 1t has been made
my duty to give these matters my personal
attention, and that duty will be performed,
and all parties who fail TO comply with these
instructions viii be held TO rigid account
ability. l.. W. O'BANNON,
Oc1h Insnactnr Rnarn of Health.
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Psychological novels is what the crit.
les call those novels which are not lof
ical in any other way.
While a compositor on the Montreal
Witness was settingup an advertisement
for lost canary, the bird few in the
office window, (which shows the value
of advertising"
Daughter-Well, 70 tell the truth, ]
do not think much of the close Of the
sermon. Father-Probably you were
thinking more OF the clothes Of the con.
gregation.
A Connecticut editor AYERS thai
"theer's an ar, 3 genius.like the poets
born, not made" I" which produces fried
potatoes as delicious as S fairy's dream
He does not give the recipe.
No actor, according TO the DanbuIy
NesDs man, has yet been able 70 eoun
terfeit the expression Of JOY whieh |
man shows when discovering ten-cen
stamp In his paper Of tobacco.
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A poor Keokuk, Iowa, woman had no
money TO give toward building the new
church, but she cheerfulIy worked four
days in shingling the edlhce.
A tea merchant at Peoria had bis ad-
veTtlsing wagon follow a funeral pro-
oession, and II was very properly tipped
into the ditch by the noUrners.
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Probably one half the residents of Bay
City are afflicted with colds, and it is
astonishing to see what trade is being
d ne in rum and molasses. SO says its
local.
A small sheet Ia issued in Baltimore
called The Baltimore Matrimonial Jour
nal and Real Estate Aduertiser. The
association between these two interests
Is unexplained.
Far western papers, as rule, spare
neither age nor sex when joke is want
ed. For instance q Carson City journal
says: "Our county clerk can boast Of q
wife with the biggest feet and the long,
est nose Of any female in the Territory
The st. Louis Democrat says: "Our
experience and the history of the past
eighteen centuries incline US to the be-
lief that no matter how well you treat a
shotgun, nor how you bring 1t up, It
will bang the stuffing out OF you the very
first time 1t gets chance
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MARRIED.

MoSs-PHILLIPS-octo 18th, at Fir
Christian Church, st. Louis, Mo-, ny Elder S
N. Kelly, Mr.. CHARLES LEROY Moss, attorney
Rt-law, and Miss ANNA L.. oldest daughter o.
Samuel W. Phillips, @. &. supt OF Elmwood
Cemetery, Memphis.
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MASONIC RELIEF BOARD.

A Ii parties having bills against the Board
"A win please send them in TODAY, so that
they can be audited and paid on Monday.
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary,
OclB corner Union and Front.
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Is SMALL FARMS

made by a subdivision of the large tract Of
land, on which 1 have hitherto resided, in the
First Civil District OF Shelby county, three
miles n3rth Of the Memphis and Obio Rail-
road from Wythe Station, and which, from "A
long residence, regard as ths finest region o,
shelby county, where farme grow rich and
live comfortable, and which part with only
because in my advanced age / desire to give
up the active labors OF agri ulture. b aze
wood, under rowth, walnut, poplar, oak, gum
and hickory tmb-r Indicate the richness Of
the soil, and extensive sWitch-cane affords
splendid range for cattle. Mo of he subii-
visions are improved with cabins and wells,
and have q due proportion cleared and
umbered lands; and while laid OF 20 meet
the wants Of those who desire small farms.
can be thrown together to suit the demands o
larger purchasers.
Circulars containing r Ian Of subdivision
and conditions of sale will be generally dis
tribuied, and may b. had at the Office Of ths
auctiOneers. Memphis.
TERMS-Thtrd cash; bslancs one and two
years with six per cent interest
arranted titles viii be given, retainln
lien. WM BATTLE.
Trezevsnt & Co, AuctioneerS. Ocl5
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To the Public.

RS- Owing to the prevailing disease, our place
Of business has been temporarily closed, and
all communications will reach us addressed
to No. I6o W. Ninth street., Cincinnati, Ohio.
VIII reopen at its earliest abatement.
oc4 LOEWENSTINE BROS.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

TFor full river news see third page.I
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL aRRvIcE UNITED STATES ARHY,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, ,ctober IS, 1873. !
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE l. o. o. F.,
Odd Fellows Hall, Memphis, Oct. 18th.
II o. F. Relief Committee will present them
for settlement on Monday, between the hours
OF and O'Clock pm; and all accounts
for payment. GGO. W. l.. CROOK, V. p.
W. II. MoYsToE, Secretary. ocl8
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81 The above statement was called for by
the Government for l3th September, 1t being
before the panic. We give below a report OF
our condition at close Of business, October
18th to-day:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE FERRY PRIVILEGE
WITH A
GOOD FERRxBOAT

sATURDAY, SavEMBER 10, 1873,
at the hour Of II M, at the ferry landing,
in PaducRh, kentucky, we wi ! sell the Ferry
Privi ege thaving about seventeen years to
rup), belonging TO the late V. Owen.
The Illinois and Southwestern Railroad
crossing at this point makes this valuable
property. Tre boat has just undergone thor
ough repairs, and almost good a. new. Runs
ten miles an h. ur against tie Ohio current,
and large enough tn d. the business
On same day will sell other property too nu-
merous to mention.
TERMS- Three, six and nine months, with
good security, bearing interest rom date.
ROBERT AND HENRY OWEN,
Admins OF V. Owens estate.
Paducah. Ky, October Is, 1873. oclS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
Our City and Country Customers.

ON account OF sickness we could not dll
" any orders up to the present time. On
Monday next, October 10Th, all orders on hand
will be hlled and shall continue TO do 50 with
ell those that Will favor us with their paronage.
ocI9 S. KAUFMAN q BRO.
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4 STITCH In TIME SAVES NINE,

no not neglect cough because 1t troubles
IL YOU butlittle now. Now is the very time
IL Is easiest removed, and none wOu .uffer
II u ey knew how eas lv they can BE- cureti
by the timely use of DUCONGE'S PECTORaI4
b BALSAMIC SYRUP.
Sufferers from all ailments Of TIE freas
Lungs AID b oat viii 1ud that by using the
PICTORIAL BALSAMIC SYRUP they ar
using tla best sxpeotorant, which removes an
phleSm. soOthes al irritat on, and radicaly
cures. For sale IN 81 mpht tenn BY
SEABROOK & BU FORD.
ola q q. sFEETEP 4 co
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NOTICE.

OUR friends and patrons viii please take
" notice that the business OF ". l.. McLe-
fresh d Co. will be continued by the under
signed, for the present, at $50 Front street. All
owing are respectfully urged TO call and
pay all they can, "a we need mOney.
JAS. N. MCLEFRESH,
ocl6 OF W. i. McLefresh Il Co.
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18th Day Of November, 1873,

sell at public auction, on the premises, two
and q half miles northeast of Germantown
and one mile north of Forest Hill, my Planta-
tion, consisting of $40 acres, subdiYlded into
thirteen small fsrms.
TERMs or SALE-One-third cash, the balance
in one and two years, with six per cent. inter-
est from day of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase can obtain
pats and information as to title, etc., from B.
J. F. Oven, near the place; john Brown, Re9-
lister o. Deeds or Shelby county; G. C. Ora.
ham, President of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank, Memphis, Tenn; or by addressing me
at Forrest City, Arksnsas-
This property is located within II miles OF
Memphis, near the NJ. and G. r. r., and Is very
ysluRbls.
GELS dkw JOHN PARHAM.
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Rnnthar Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October B.-For Sunday for
the gulf States, north and northwest winds
with cool and cloudy and partly clsudy
weather. The disturbance east OF Key West
Florida
For the south Atlantic States, northeasterly
winds will possibly be backing to the north
west, with cloudy weather.
For the middle States, southerly winds
backing to the southwest, with cloudy and
clearing weather.
For New England, falling barometer, east
erly winds and threatening rainy weather,
followed by clearing weather Sunday night.
For the lower lakes, southwesterly winds
aud partly cloudy ana clearing weather.
For the upper lakes, rising barometer, fall
ing temperature, northwesterly winds and
clear or clearing weather.
The storm centre in Canada will move
eastward toward the Gulf Of st. Lawrence or
ahr
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CONSTANT RMPEOYsENT--At Honu

Male or Female, so to e8o a week warranted
No capital required Full particulars ard s
valuable sample sent free. Address, with EiS
cent return stamp, A. y. YOUNG 30 Fifth
ltfeet, W1Tliama6ursA, NY. oss cod
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL.
G. a. 1CKTRLX,
Wholesale Grocer,
Has removed to the more commodious store,
No. $50 Frnnt Street, Corner UsiOn,
IN the Magnolia Block. BE now offers low 10
trade the following articles, viz:

trade the following articles, viz:
Is barrels new Rice.
$50 boxes Factory Cheese.
800 barrels Sugar.
$50 sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
. 81 sacks Pepper, Alspice and Cloves.
1000 cases Oys sers, Lobsters and Salmen.
go cases HardiDes and lub Fish.
400 boxes Raisins, Citron and Currants.
$50 sacks Almonds, FilbeTts and Cream Nuts
rs barrels Texas PecRns.
500 pkgs. Hackerel, Whitefsh, Goldfish and
Roe Herrings.
1000 cases Canned Peaches Pine Apples,
strawberries, Pears, etc.
1000 cases Canned Tomatoes, Green Corn, As
paragus, SuccOtRsh, Green Peas, String
Besns and Mush-ROomS.
500 cases Jellies and Preserves.
800 half chests and eaddies Teas;
800 cases barrels and halt barrels Pickles.
200 kegs and half barrels Pigsfeet.
10 barrels Bologna Sausage and Dried Beef.
Is tiei ces new Hams.
DO boxes Italian Msccaroni and Vermecelli.
800 pkgs. Lard in tierces, kegs and buckets.
300 barrels Flour-various grades.
100 barrels syrup ana Mol0Ees.
30 barrels Whislzy, Gin, Brandy, Sherry and
Port Wine.
80 cases Claret, Catawba, Rhite Wine and
Champagne,
and other articles too numerous TO mention.
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8. W. W.RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Rfva-N NV Telacranh-

LOUISVILLE, October lS.-River stationary
with 2S inches in the canal and "A inches on
the Portland bar. There was rain till hve
O'Clock in the evening. The government Tor
pedo boat, under command OF Captain A. ID.
Wolf. are al work at the wreck of the steamer
Missouri, near Evansville.
NASHVILLE, October I8-River rose inches,
with II inches on Harpeth shoals. There
has been rain all day.
CAIRO, October lS.-Arrived: Capitol City,
from st. Louis, at m; Emma Elliott, from
81, Louis, at PIN. Departed: Capitol City,
Ntcksburg, ut 8 pm. The river has rose 8
inches. Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, October 1S.-River falling very
slowly, with % inches in the channel The
weather is warm, and every appearance of
heavy rain.
CINCINNATI, October 1s.-The river Is
stationary, with feet light in the channel.
There was rain during the day.
NEW ORLEANS, October lS.-No arrivals. De-
parted: John F. Tolle, st. Louis. Weather
warm.
VICKsBURG, October 1S.-No boats down to-
day. Up: Colorado and Psrgoud. Weather
cool, and raining all day.
ST. LOUIS, october iS.-Arrived: Davenport,
Quincy, Lake superior, and Keokuk. De-
parted: Mary Alice, City Of Quincy, and
Glencoe, for New Orleans; Kinney, for Nicks-
burg; Dictator, for Cairo. The Missouri river
has risen inches: and 81 feet water 10 Cairo.
Weather clear and cooler, after heavy rains
OF nearly two days.
EVANSVILLE, October lS.-Weather cloudy.
1t rained all night, and Is clearing this eve
ming. Mercury 50o TO 56o The river is station
aey. Business moderate.
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Church Home.

THE CHURCH HOME is PREPARED TO
Il receive and provide for as many orphans
as may be sent there. Application can be
made TO
Rev. George c. Harris, No. S4S Poplar street.
To No. 81 Madison street.
To No. III Second street.
MISS ENA MURRAY,
Acting President.
MISS LOU W. TROUT,
oclS Secretary and Treasurer.
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Dividing the City in Districts.
THH 8UPPbIM9-
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LAND FOR SALE.
Rare Chance to Invest.

OWING to sfringency in money Natter
" have postponed the sale Of the following
described lands from the 2lst OF August uutil
the 18th day OF November, 1873, at which time
II will be positively sold. 1 will, therefore, on
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE-
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ROOFING.
ROOFING.

VIHOsE IN need OF good and substsntisi
Il roofs viii consult their interests by ex-
aiming our
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JOHN SMITH Is no more. He per-
ished nobly while endeavoring to save
his stock from bnrning barn at
Swansea. Vt.
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The Patti head dress Is n butterfly
OF lace with rose or brilliant in the
center. Long ends of lace hang down
tho back.