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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-13
DISSOLUTION,

D1SSOIUT1ON
The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween Sehermerhorn & Ten Eyck 10 dissov.
ed BY mutual consent.
S. P. ScHERMERHoRN.
J. A. TEN EFCK.
Parties iDdsbte6 TO the sbovs firm muut
call asd settle up and save ouble.
J. A. TEN EYcx.
. Dated Petroleum Centre, April 8, 1873
FOR SALE.
One 10 horse Tih boiler 10 complete or,
der. one 8-horse Wood B Mann eoRips spd
boiler in complete order, 2z5 feet 8 inch
tubing, extra heavy, 500 feet large sucker
rods, Shows Pump.
;. A. TEN EYCH.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-13
Pstro cum Centre Daily Record.
btvtne service.

pet. Centre, Pa, Friday. June Is
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-13

Strawberry statistics tnd'es's 'os' w.
yield will be very large.
The farmers, just DOW, have gone 'a'' -"
most harrow-isg aetsih-
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WANTED,
10 600 FARMERS

To Improve f,sv60O0 acres Il K !lanus NsS " Wsst
mortgage and located the middle region Of ,,rr va
ern Iows-the best corn, wheat and cattle
belt in the West, Is hours distant IRON GAicaxv qv
Climate and soil unsurpassed Mesdow and d,PP,es PSsa
land with pnre running water evenly als"SS a. ner
acre send for guide ltcosts nothing ano Zach zach
descriptions prices, terms, maps and noW " land
the lands. Address JOHN b. CALhOUN' fsIsr
Commissioner Iowa Rsil Road Land TO-
Rapids, Iowa.
Chicago Once, e5 3. Canal et.
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Think Of Il! alI the above pieces Tor 80
cents, or the same pieces in shee. form for
1885. Send 81 for tbs last six month
uum bers OF ''Psters' Musical Mon tbly," and
you Will never forget IL. Address, ]. l..
Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-13

Dated Petroleum Centre, May II. ls1,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-13

Peters Musical Monthly for June cor
tains the following New Music. You osn
buy the Monthly for 80 cents. The music
will cost in sbes. form the pSiess annexed ;
l have no homo. Song and Chsrns
Haya 40
Meet me, Bessie, 10 the Dell. Song
and Chorus. Stewart 80
The Sweetest Bird is Missing.
Song and Chorus Danks. 80
My Sonl is Dark. Ballsd. Walker. 80
Glory be to God on high. voices
Dtesser. so
Spripgins-feld Gallop, 4 hands
PachpL IS
Sallie's Waltz. Kinkel. IS
SiiveI- AUonbesm Schottische Bssbt. 30
Msy-pole March Mpullsr. IS
Autumn Leaves Kinksi. SO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31
ESTABLISHED 1874
rmn mAss.MEETING TONIGHT.

We direct the particular attention OF
our city readers this morning to the ad-
vertisement calling a mass-meeting at
Cochran hall tonight, which every
friend Of J. J. Busby is expected to at
tend. Many Of the best speakers in the
city will be present and deliver stirring
md appropriate addresses on the issues
uf the day. We hope Cochran hail
will be crowded, and that the friends Of
the peoples candidate-J. J. BUsBY-
will show themselves in full force.
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HAVANA, December 30.-The BGEia
government res:ASed General Barriel of
The command Of the eastern department
because in the proclamation he iss9ed
last week he attacked the existing adj
ministrasjoD OF Spain. He has been or
dered to appear at Madrid to answer the
charges preferred against him in Fela-
ton TO this matter.
Captain General Jovellar insists that
the eova-nment shall accept bis sesigna-
tion unless he % granted ia full the ex-
traOrdlnary powers enjoyed by his
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31
A manual Of Health

The edition for 1874 OF the sterling medical
annual known as HostetteT's Almanac, is now
ready. and may be obtained, free OF cost, OF
Druggists and general county dealers in all
parts of the United States and British Amer
lea, and indeed In every civilized portion of
the Western Hemisphere. This Almanac has
been issued regularly at the commencement
OF every year for about Qne-hfth Of a century,
1t oom bines with the soandest practical ad-
vice for the preservation and restoration Of
health q large amount of interesting and
aI.ausing light reading, and the calendar, as
trOnomical Calculations, chronological items,
ets., are prepared with great care, and viii be
tsT's Almanac for 1874 viii probably be the
largest edition of a medical work ever pub
lished in any county. The prOprietore,
Messrs HosteIteI & smith, Pittsburg Pa
on receipt of a two-cent stamp, viii forward
a copy by mail to any person who cannot pro-
cure one in his uesghborhaod.
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
I'VE ME.FpTTrc -Tir<rr narar,e ba- "a

MAYORTS OFFICE, CITY HALL, ;
w MEMPHIS, TENcS December S0 1913.
CAPT. p. X. ATHY, Chief OF Police:
Tk ursday next, January 1, ls74 being cleo
ton day, the entire Police force Of the city
will report at the Adams street stationhouse,
at O'Clock am, punctually, fully uniformed,
armed and equipped.
detail of men viii be made FOR each voting
place under the charge of an officer. Officers
and men are specially enjoined, that, except
by casting their own ballots, they n tlst not IN
any way interfere in the election by taking
part in favor Of or against any candidate.
The duty of the Pol ce being 10 preserve the
peace, the whole force viii be Eeid to a rigid
observance Of that duty at and around the
polls. The men not detailed to attend at the
polls will be held in reserve at Police Head
quarters.
dec3l JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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SALOONS TO BE CLOSED

nFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, ,
~ MEMPHIS, December 80, 1873. !
= ctlOn 4, chapter xii OF the Statu'es o
Tennessee, provides as follows:
No liquor-shon in this State shall be KEPT
open on election days, nor snail any person
on said days, give or sell intoxicating iquOrs
% any person, for any purpose, at or near an
election ground"
In accordance with the above, all places in
Memphis where liquor is in any way disposed
of, as to come within the interdict Of the law
must be closed during Ist January, 1874, that
beng election day in the city. The Police
force will see that this order is strictly en-
forced and complied with.
dec3l P. K. ATTY, Chief Of Police.
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AtteptIOn Entertainment Committee
OF THE
CONFeDERAFE RELIEF sssOCIATEON

VlHE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE COM
/ / mittee are respectfully requested to meet
al the Office OF the Memphis City Fire and
General Insurance Company, No. le Madison
street, on "Wednesday evening, the 3lst inst,
at s O'Clock sharp, for the purpose OF making
arrangements for the Grand Mask Ball TO be
given under ther auspices of said Association
for the benefit of the Orphan Asylums On
Memphis. A full and prompt attendance is
earnestly desired. j. G. THRALL,
dec 81 Chm. Entertainment Com nittee
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New York Topics.

New YORK, December 30.-An order
has been issued for a reduction Of the
wages of engineers and Others employed
in running trains on the Pennsylvania
Central railroad, the reduction to take
effect on Thursday. 1t Is reported that
the men will strike.
Orders were received from Washing
ton, merely directing the heads of de-
partmeuts at the navy-yard to discharge
the wOrkmen as circumstances may per-
NIT. There are now three thousand TWO
hundred workmen employed at the
navy-yard, besides about five hundred in
the employment of outside contractors.
The appropriations are only sufficient TO
keep sixteen hundred men at work; but
a considerable number will be kept en-
gagged all the winter.
The committee of supervisors Of Brook
lyn report that the commissioners of
charities have squandered four hundred
thousand dollars in the last year by
buying supplies miserable in quality and
deficient in quantity, at from fifty to
three hundred per cent. above the usual
market rates for first-clsss articles. The
committee recommend Governor Dix to
remove the whole board.
An Investigation into the affairs of
the almshOuse in the same city develOpes
a most shameful state of affairs as re-
CARDS the treatment of the inmates,
both old and young. That statement is
made that the doctor in this institu-
ton goes to work, with sharp surgical
instruments, to perform difficult oper-
alton while so drunk as to be hardly
able to stand.
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BEHIND LIE sNENEs

several garrulOus igurcheads were behind
the scenes arranging the shifts and greasing
the puileys for a grand OrstOricsl entertain
ment. Ed. Shaw was at one end stroking his
beard, and Andrew Jscks son Davis was at the
other smoking his cigar in a dignified manner.
Alter "A little while Colonel Dyer came down
and Joined the band,' and his appearance
Induced the Aforesaid Davis to draw forth
a paper prepared for tAe occasion. BY this
time Judge Winters and J. W. Smith
aScended
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DIED.

KRUTZ-At Terrene, Miss, Saturday, De-
eember 2Tta, T. 3. KRUTz, aged % years.
WARD-On Tuesday sOth instant, at $50
p m., Miss JASr WARD, Matron Leath or
phan Asylum.
COFFEE-Alonday night, at ll.aD o'clock,
GORDON EISsEINE, iniant son OF Julia q. and
H. ]. Coffee.
The friends OF the family are invited 20 at
tend his funeral from their residence, - EeaIe
street. this WEDNESDAY evening. at .
o'clock. Services by Rev. W. l.. Boggs.
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REMOVAL.
G. "A. TCKERhX,
Wholesale Grocer,


In the Magnolia Block. He now offers low 70
trade the following articles, viz:
Is barrels new Rice.
go boxes Factory Cheese.
800 barrels Sugar.
go sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
50 sacks Pepper, Alspice and Cloves.
1000 cases Oysters, BObsters and salmon.
go cases Sardines and hub Fish.
400 boxes Raisins, Citron and Culrants.
$50 sacks Almonds, Filberts and Cream Nuts
Is barrels Texas Peeans.
800 pkgs. Mackerel, Whitehsh, Goldfish and
Roe Herrings.
500 cases Canned Peaches, Pine Apples
Strawberries, Pears, etc.
300 cases Canned Tomatoes, Green Corn, A.
paragus, Succotash, Green Peas, strin-.
Beans and Mush-ROOmg.
so cases Jeiiies and Preserves.
800 half chests and caddfes Teas,
500 cases barrels and half barrels Pickles.
90 kegs and nalf barrels Pigsfeet,
10 barrels BOiogBs Sausage ana Dried Beef
IS tieIces new Hams.
90 b0xes Italian MscoarOni and VermeceiH
go pkgs. Lard in tierces, kegs and buckets
900 5arr5ls FlOur-various grades.
100 baTrels-5yrup and MOlaSses.
29 barrels Whisky, Gin, Brandy, Sner1y and
Port Wine.
30 cases Claret, Catawba, Rbite g3as saS
Champagne,
Snd other articles tas als.lne ecOus u nlantls3l
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The bade1, speaking of thanksgiving,
says very correctly, ''We look upon its
adoption by the United States govern
ment as dangerous and pernicious pre-
cedent."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31

1t ID rumored that the insurgents O.
CaTtagenia are preparing TO fly from the
city, and are getting a feet of vessels
ready for that purpose. Reports have
been telegraphed from Bayonne that the
troops in Blscay, under the command of
General LOorne, had pronounced In
favor of AlphonsO. They are officially
declared to De without foundation.
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NOTxCE.

A LII parties are hereby warned against
IA trading or purchasing a certain prom
Issory note for s427 30 100, executed by W. Is.
Greenlaw, July 10, 1872, and payable four
months after date 10 the order of q. NJ. Ntna-
able, and by said q. NJ. Nenable fndOrsed, said
note bearing interest at the rate OF ten per
cent. per amman. Payment Of said note has
been stopped, as the same was stolen from the
Undersigned, who is the real owner thereof,
. dec20 q NJ VEN A BI e
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was very amusing, seversi calling for Ed
shaw. This was greeted with stamping and
clapping, but soon died out, wheTeIpOn the
small boys commenced whisting "COBlt
Home, Dear Father" About seyenty-fiye
ward candidates, each with his band OF fol-
lowers, were present and added TO the noisy
IL 4. ut - altIr M
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CFCILTAN COIIEGE,

MALE; in the country; on the Z. q ?. R. R.
IVA Board, tuition, washing, tuel, lights, for
70 weeks, 500. ~ Il. a. CECIL q BROS,
dec3l Cecilian p. o., Hardin coun v, Ky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31

predecessors. The government has con-
ceded increased powers, but they are
restrained by certain conditions. The
Voss dc Cuba says that the only reason
Jovellsr has not taken effective meas
ures for the tranquilization of the island
was because he could not legally do 50.
The lose and DidrO declare that the
conservatives e. vOr grant of extraor-
dinaTy powers, for the only way to save
Cuba to Spain is to declare martial law
throughout the island, levy forced con-
tributions, and call out the militia TO
suppress the rebellion.
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The Election Of Major J. ]. Busby for
MAJOR Certain.

TlO-NIGHT a Grand- Mass Meeting OF the
Il People OF Memphis, without reference q
race, color, creed or nationality. will Assem- BILE
at Cochran Hall, on Main street, at O'Clock
Let every hater OF place-huntlng rings bt
there Let every man who desires reform
and prosperity under an honest and Just gov.
ernment be there. Let all men who love true
untrammeled American citizenship be there
The meeting will be addressed by a number
of gentlemen, among them,
Judge ;. E BiEeiaW, Hon. Il. T. Elicit,
Judge r. w. Brown. G.P. M Turner.
Gen. l.. Z. Wright, J. ID. Adams,
j. W. Washington, . Yerger,
Henry Kennedy, Harry Ell.
Henry 1OWbrIdge. Henry Jordan,
Anthony Anderson, George Cooper.
And Uncle fem.
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The Great Pie-Bald Mass-Meeting at the
GreeBlaW OperahOuse Last Night
A LOVe-Feast.
Talk OF the Radical Le1ders-Speeehes
Of White and Black COnVerts-Rieh
Scenes aud Sights.
COllnel McRae, Hon. Barbour Lewis,
Mr.. Washington, COlOred, and
Senator Grey, COlOred, Of
Mississippi.


Last night a good number of citizens as.
seInbled a. the GreenlaW OperahOuse TO heal
the speeches of Congressman Barbour Lewis
and other eXuberaut dictators Of the Radical
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
FLOOR aANAGERS;
Tickets of Admission. 81 each.

To be had at the principal Hotels, Book and
Music stores, Drug stores, and other business
places. Also, at the Ticket Office Of the Expo
sitiOn Building dec27
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The galleries Will be reserved for spectators
not in mask, until IL O clock. Up 10 This time
no masSers VIII be allowed in that portion Of
the building.
Until The same hour, no person not en-
maSque VIII be allowed on The main dOor.
NO unnaskIng VIII be required
NO weapons or arms OF any kind will be
allowed ia the building.
D,sorderiy persons viii be promptly aiken
III charge BY the police, OF which a sufiiciept I
force VIII be detailed FOR the preservation OF
order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31

Large Dashing Safe Unclaimed baggage
from one Of the largest Hotels in Memphis
By GEO. 0. SALE & Co.. POI Main St.,
phi@ Morning
Remember the Dashing sale. Trunks full of
Christmas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
q R a NJ ID
MASQUERADE BALL
AT THE
EXPOSITION BUILDING
ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 81,
AZ : O'clock.

T1HE HALL viii be thoroughly heated, an,
L viii De- Illuminated with calcium lights.
Prof. ArnOic's Full String Band has beer
engaged for the occasion.
Strict order will be enforced. and the mana
gers will endeavOr to make this tie Crane
Ball OF the Season.
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ling Implements OF War into
EEpbIcRns Of Peace.

BALTIMORE, December 30. - Five
French guns, a present from the empe-
ror of Germany TO st. Mathews Ger
man Lutheran congregation, of Balti-
more, have arrived, and viii be cast
into q hell
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More Railroad Compilations.

MARSHALL, TEXAS, December So
The Texas Pacific railroad was COM
pleted to Texarksna, the proposed juno
Iion with the Cairo and Fulton road,
yesterday, and regular trains will COM
mence running at once,
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SIiIwaukee's Progress.

nual statistiGs Of the city of Milwaukee
population, which is estimated at one
hundred and four thousand. The i'm
prOvements in the way of buildings foot
up three and s.half million dollar. Ar
ticles Of manufacture, twenty-seven
million dollars. Losses by fire, three
hundred Thousand dollars. Deaths, two
thousand. Arrests, eighteen thousand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31

MILWAUKEE, December 3O.-Ihe IRE
at Stevensport last Sunday night was
caused by the explosion of a kerosene
lamp in the saloon Of Nj. McGhCe. II
burned all the wooden buildings on
Main street from the public square on
the northeast corner Of Main and
Second street TO McCulloch's new stone
block, corner of Main aud Third streets,
and on Second street north, to the Man
sion house. Loss, four thousand dollars.
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On TriaI for NInrder.

Evidence discovered at Narrow's sta
ton, on the EliZabethtOwn and Paducab
railroad, show that Nathan Marx, of
this city, was murdered there. A man
named Sullivan, q trader there, is on
trial at Smithland, for the murder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31

NEW YORK, December 30.-Early this
morning fire broke out in tive-stOry
building, No. 90 Greene street, and be-
! fore the flames were eXtinguished dam
age was done to the amount Of nearly
two hundred thousand dollars. SoTner
4 Bro, dealer in caps and furs, lose one
hundred thousand dollars; Thomas J.
Cook & Co., and r. J. Wood, commits
sion houses, ten thousand dollars each,
and Sylvester, Brush 4 Co, dealers in
furs, fifty thousand dollars. The build
ing was damaged TO the amount Of ten
fhOuaand dollars
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Progress Of Construction OF the
Texas Pacific RailrOad-Mil-
waukee's Progress
100000 Fire.
Jordan, Harsh & CO.-AnOther
Repulse Of the Aehineese-
From the Cuban Capi.
tal-Murders.
Arrival, Landing, and Reception
OF the VirginiuS Survivors,
Fire at DetrOit-Other
News.
Another victory over the Aehinee.s

Another Victory over the Acbineese.
PENANG. December S0.-A large force
or AChineese have been defeated with 3
heavy loss by the Dutch troop, who
suffered only moderately. The health
of the Dutch troops is good
a New York Herald Reporter Shielded
NEW YORK, December 30.-Wm. B.
Stevens, of the New York Herald, pas
senger on the steamship City of San
Antonio, from Key West, jumped over
board during the voyage and was
drowned.
Converting ImPIemenIs OF War into
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DETROIT, December 30.-A fire this
morning destroyed the store of Earring
ton, Campbell & Co, wholesale dealers
in tea, coffee and spices, 70 and IS JEFF
ferson avenue. The estimated loss on
the stock is between fifty and sixty
thousand dollars, twenty thousand dol.
lars OF which is covered by insurance
The building is owned by Julius Robin
son. and Is hadlY damaged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-23

/ had got ont Of the village, that the SEN
tence was rescinded and they might come
back. They said, however, that they must
( take time to consider whether they would
do 50, and they took n week, having a pleas
ant vacation, after which they returned
" His early days of legal practice were
days of waiting and poverty. The only
professional work he did for considerable
time was to draw an agreement for man,
who paid him half dollar, and a week af-
terward came and borrowed it back
Mr.. Chase's first argument before Uni
ted States Court was at Columbus, o., in
1884. The case was to him very import
ant one, and when he arose to make his ar
gument he found himself so agitated that
he could not utter word. He had there
fore to sit down, and after waiting few
moments, tried again, and made his plea.
After he was through one Of the Judges
came to him and shook hands with him say
ing, | congratulate you most sincerely.
Chase, who was feeling very disagreeably
inquired with surprise what he was con-
graduated for?
On your failure, answered the Judge,
who added A person of ordinary tenn
permanent and abilities would have gone
through his part without any such symp-
tombs of nervousness. But when | seen
young man break down once or twice in
that way, conceive the highest hopes OF
him. :"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-23

4 couple of dogs were having dispute
on the opposite sides of a slat fence on High
street the other morning when one of them,
letting his yalor get the better of his dis
cretion. plunged his head through the stats
in the hopes of nipping his antagonist.
That was where he made the mistake. The
head went through nicely, but would not
pull back The other pup, seeing his foe
was in chancery, leisurely commenced eat
ing up the front part of his head and ears
There was d" music in the air" about that
time, and the yelping brought the juvenile
owner 10 the rescue. lie took in the situa-
ton at once, and freezing on that dogs tail
and bracing against the fence, he pulled his
level best. For a moment 1t was doubtful
which would give way first, the tail, the
head or the picket but with final surge,
the boy brought away the pup minus the
biggest part Of both ears. The first jump
that that dog made when loose was some
thing over twenty feet, and with a confirm
Gus wall of grief he disappeared round the
corner.-Budgeratr (Mass.) Press.