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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

>NALL-P0y At ESSEX JUNcrIoy.-There
are few cases Of smallpox at Essex June
tion. and one death, the latter more from
imprudence Of the patient than the severity
ot the disease. None Of the cases have as
ye; proved very severe, and the energetic
measures Of the selectmen in isolating them,
nnd vaccination, will effectually prevent ITS
Spread. 1t is supposed to have originated
among the workmen, mostly French Cana
-dians. in Messrs. nrurys' brick yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13
THE WHEAT FIELD or AMERICA
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES. GOOD
MARKETS

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD offers for sale It's Lands IN Central sna
Western Minnesota, embracing: l. The best O.;
Wheat Land. p Excellent Timber for tho NIL. tho
Farm and the Fire. D. Rich Prairie Plstursgc ans
Natural Meadow, Water by clear Lakes and
ming stre1ms-in hellthm! climate where Fever
and Ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake % markes
cheaply a. from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois,
Cars now run through these lands from Lake Super
Ss.OO per acre further away $50 10 sI.aD. SEVEN
YEARS CREDIT! WARRANTED Deeds; Northern
Pacific s-.tO IsONDS. now selling at par, received
for land at sl.l0. No other unoecupied Lands pre-
sent such advantages TO settlers
SOLDIERS under the new Law March. is7.D
get len acres FREE near The Railroad, b. ous ant
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished at all principal points East To
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and to SettNers gu
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wifes
and children CARRIED FREE over the Northern,
Pacific road Now is the time for Settlers aud Colo
MES to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steads close 10 the track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information.
map, and copy of New Homestead Law Address.
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST PAUL, MINI, OR y FIFTH
AVENUE. COR. 9TH STREET,
lime S-wed .Esat AZ ,raouv 10 IL
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CHAPLAIN Mutual FIRE Insurance Cow
rANY.-Mr. NJ. B. Scofeld, travelling agent
for the Champlain Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, recently wrote thirty applica-
tons for insurance in four days and a
half Mr. Scofeld has travelled eleven
years for the Farmers Mutual, and has.
therefore, much experience in the business
Those wishing to insure Will find him an
excellent man to deal with He is now con-
neeted with Col. T. S Peck's insurance
agency, in this city. The Champlain
Mutual is already doing a safe and pros
porous business; their rates are reasonable,
and all honest losses will be sqltqrely settled
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

MONTPELIER AND WELLS RIVER RAILROAD.
Cars are loading here daily with iron for
the Montpelier and Wells River railroad.
The work of constructing the road is being
rapidly pushed by the contractor. y. C..
Munson of Boston, and it is expected that
the road will be open for travel in about six
weeks. The sleepers are already laid. and
the grading nearly done. About a mile Of
track Is put down daily. Four gangs Of
men are busily employed at each end Of the
road.
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LANoLLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-An excur-
sion train with some thirty or forty gentle
men and ladies from St. Johnsbury recently
visited Hydepark. Among them were the
Messrs. Hatch of New York, who reported
recent large sales of Portland and Ogdens-
burg bonds, and expressed themselves con-
hdent Of the completion of the road to
Swanton this year. The road-bed from
hydepark to St. Johnsbury is now in
excellent condition. Hydepark is making
rapid strides in business since the advent Of
the railroad
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OFF THE TRAcK.-A freight train ran of
The track at Jonesyille at . O'Clock Fri
day morning, caused by misplaced switch,
and the locomotive " Joseph Clark" ten
der, and one car went into the river, and
now lie under water Four other cars were
badly damaged. The fireman, Henry Smith,
received some slight injuries, but no one
else was hurt. The Messenger SAYS " A
regular freight had passed just before the
disaster, and the station agent neglected to
attend to the switch, though it is claimed,
on the other hand, that that duty was in
clmhent on the train men"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

RicuuoND Butter MARKET, June 9th
There was a slight decline in butter, on
Monday. Sales at 20 to 2ic for good pc.
for choice About $50 tubs sold at the above
price. Cheese from . to lee. as for quality.
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HestorAiIon of sight after 10 Year.
Impairment.
LETTER FROM
MIR, \. =. X. MILES
VT 4''' I'm e. VI
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs
And TAN, use PERRY's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
1t is reliable and harmless. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Depot, 40. Bond ST., New York
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arw advertisements.
ANNOUNCEMENT


What Stand1 Why, on his Old Stand Of cours
but with Ncw Departure That new a
partnre means am Eeeplns q larrer stuck Of
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The Catholic diocese of Burlington is
divided into three districts. They are re-
pectiysly, the Burlington district, the Rut-
land district and the Montpelier district
meeting Of the priests included in the
Burlington district was held yesterday at
the residence of Rev. P Cunningham,
Middlebury. The Bishop of the diocese and
several clergymen were in attendance.
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RIcmoND.-The engine Joseph Clark
was raised out Of the river Sunday.
The railroad authorities left an old
broken ear beside the road at Jonesville. one
day last week. The Rev Mr.. Frost came
along soon after, with a spirited horse.
(which became frightened and kicked fear
Fully, breaking the wagon into kindling
wood. The Elder held to him, however. al
Enough the horses heels came very near his
head several times.
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SALE OF THE NERGENNEs ARsENAL.-The
United States Arsenal at Yergennes was
sold on Friday at auction by Lieut. Maclay,
L.. ;. A., of the arsenal at Wateryliet, y.
Y. Hon. John NJ Dyer of Salisbury, was
the purchaser for $4,000. The arsenal
was built in 1916. The buildings are large
and substantial, in excellent preservation.
and are surrounded by fine grounds. The
property certainly went cheap.
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1T T7'"0"7
BOOTS & SHOE.
G X o CE ES

Warranted, and sold very low.
Now for what you eat and drink. N. B.-No str
drink is meant. you know Oh no oh. noi)
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RESTORATION of sight after 10 Years
Impairment.
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isw3' T.E- WALES, Judge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13

4 man cut his own throat ct Logans.
port Indiana, yesterday. His name i
Buchanan, and was a Tevenue-cOliectOr
He failed 10 sever the jugulsr, aud will
probably recover
The New York board of apporlion-
ment have been authorized the issuance
of stocks In three million eight hundred
thousand dollars for the widening end
paving Of Broadway.
General Augur, commanding the de-
partment of Texas, arrived at Browns
vile, Texas, yesterday. 1t is supposed
that be will take steps for the protection
OF the frontier against the predatory
stock-stealing bands.
The New York Times says Rev. Ed
ward Fontaine read a paper In New
Orleans on Monday evening, before the
academy Of sciences, and presented
drawings Of two large aboriginal mounds
in Kinds county, Mississippi, which are
remarkable as being perfect octagonal
pyramids, the plans OF which demon
strate them 10 be temples Of the sun,
and also prove that their builders had a
considerable knowledge Of geometry and
the science Of architecture.
An investigation into the condition
Of the TOOmbs and Blackwellis Island by
one of the New York morning papers
shows that criminal justice there i ad-
minisiered in a most reckless and un-
Just manner. Prison discipline on
Bl6ckWell's Island is wanting in infiu-
ences calculated to inspire any encour-
agement for reforming the inmates.
The police justices are constantly COM
mitting prisoners In disregard of facts.
Ii is q common thing at the TOombs TO
have cases disposed Of at the rate Ct
one pei minute.
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Special TO the Appeal
LEGISLATIVE.

Special TO the Appeal
LEGISLATIVE.
LITTLE Rock, March 12.-The judici-
iary committee reported favcrably on
extending further jurisdiction to circuit
courts.
B. /. Askew made minority report
of the Hampstead county committee,
and alleges that there is ample law for
the remedy Of the evils existing In
Hampstead; that the ill-fee,ing arises
from the fact that many citizens of the
county believe thet they were cheated
Of the right TO vote and register. He
believes when the hea. of the canvass
passes away partisan bitterness will 60
with it.
The act 70 extend the tax-paying
time came up, and after much skirm-
ishing Ii was extended thirty days,
reaching to the last of april.
Senator Clayton at first opposed the
bill, but sfterward favored il as failure
to pass It would operate hardships upon
the people.
The further consideration of Hemp
stead county matters was postponed
until Friday.
In the house a bill for the relief of the
sureties Of Fl. =. Williams, late sheriff
Of Hampstead county, was called. Will
liams's disappearance was mysterious,
apS il was difficult to decide whether he
w living or not. Pending the discus
sion, Mr.. Neal Brown said rise to q
question Of order.
Speaker-Wil the gentleman state
the question of order2
Mr.. BrOwn-My question Of order is
that the chaplain keep his seat.
The speaker decided il not well taken,
amid laughter,
Mr.. Miller said he would vote for the
relief if shown that Williams was MUIR
dered and robbed.
Messrs. Fox and MeGehee favored the
bill, aud ThrOWer and Bridenthal OBJ
posed it. The bill passed.
Mr.. Fox called up an act TO authorize
and enable the government to enforce
the laws Of the State.
Mr Sheppard said the bill WAS to de-
feat the Joint resolution authorizing the
governor to declare martial law In
Pope county, and he opposed it.
Mr. Fox favored the bill because it
leaves with the governor entirely
whether he call out the militia or not.
The bill passed-yeas 81, nays l9-shOw-
ing the dnfH.us of the Republicans in the
house against the declaration Of barbara
Gus martial law.
The senate amendment to the bill de-
ferTing the payment Of taxes was con-
CURED in.
THE VOTE or THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
The secretary Of state has received
returns from the following counties of
the vote on the constitutional amend
ment: Sebastian, Crawford, Johnston,
Franklin, Conway, White, Perry, In
dependence, Jackson, Prairie, Pulaski
aud Jefferson, all largely fo-, except Per-
ry, which, perhaps, is the only county
in the Stale that went against. |
THE APPEALS HPEN-sE EETCHEs1 DIS
CUSSED.
Colonel Nat Hill, writing il the ar
Eansiaa this evening, fie-cely denounces !
the statement OF Pine Bluff paper that
he wrote q sketch Of himself in the AP-
PEAL, giving the lie. /. is thought they
will resort to the code dUello. Unhappy
misunderstanding.
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HERqERSIPPF.
Special 10 the Appeal

Special 10 the Appeal,
LEGISLATIVE.
JACKSON, March I2.-The house was
engaged to-day in discussing the act ex-
tending the time lcr the different rail
roads to pay their Indebtedness to the
State. The provisions of the act ex-
tends the time of payment ten days af-
ter the time specified by the act of
1872. The reason is obvious. The debt
was bought up by Spectators, and paid
after the time expired, hence ten days
covers a multitude OF sins, in
Guiding the sin Of the governors
holding that New York cash GRAFT back.
General Lowry moved its postponemsnt
for one week. Carried.
The salary bill was further consid-
cred.
The senate discovered an article in
the State constitution providing for a
house of correction for juvenile offend
ers. a bill of that purport was intro
duced, discussed and referred TO a COM
mittee, with Instructions to report bill
providing for counties wanting such in
stitutions.
Another virtuous resolution was IL
troduced to adjourn on the frst of April.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
A serious shooting a6ray occurred last
night on the jackson railroad platform.
A row occurred night before last be-
tween a policeman on his beat and a
soldier, in which the policeman had his
head cut open and shot the soldier in
the leg. Last night two policemen
were placed on that beat when a soldier
came on the platform and fired his pis-
-Ol. The policemen went to arrest him
when two more soldiers came round q
corner. Each picked his man and
ired. Policeman Lewis is supposed to
De fatally wounded. He is very low to-
light. Policeman Sheppard was shot
II the neck-jugular Just missed. The
attempted Rssassins were arrested. The
flair creates great excitement.
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Special to the Appeal
LEGISLATIVE.

Special TO the Appeal
LEGISLATIVE.
NASHVILLE, March l2.-Eew bills in
the house,:
By Mr.. McAdoo: To increase the gov
erDor's salary to Eve thousand dollars
per annum.
BY Mr.. Eehel: TO repeal section one
thousand five hundred and ninety-four
of the code.
BY Mr.. Tate: 10 provide for taking
the testimony of nonresident married
women.
Joint house resolutions:
: BY Mr. Kerr: To continue in session
until the second of April.
BY Mr.. steger: rendering the hall Of
the house to the State medical society
for their meeting in April.
House bills on third reading: To pro-
tect the interests Of mechanies-failed
for want OF q sufseient vote, and motion
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS

CHARLESTON, March I2-Cotton is
easy; middling, 1SBe; low middling
Isle; good ordinary, l74@173c; ordinary,
l63c; net receipts, 669 bales; exports
to the continent, 267 bales; eoastwise,
1887 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, $685.
bales.
MOBILE, March 12.-Cotton is quiet;
middling, 1839l9c; net receipts, 716
bales; exports-coastwise, 766 bales;
sales, 1000 bales; stock, 42, ,056 bales.
GALVESTON, March 12.-Cotton. is
heavy; good ordinary, 15aGI6c; net re-
ceipts, 1905 bales; exports coastwise,
734 bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, Il ,5S8
bales.
SAVANNAH, March 12.-CottOn is
steady; middling, l9sc; low middling,
Isle; good ordinary, 1TBc; net receipts,
l0Rl bales; exports-coastwise, 1904
bafes; sales, $50 bales; stock, SO, ,34S
bales
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Administrator Notice.

HAyING been appointed administrators OF
n the estate Of ed. A. Beecher, deceased. at
the present term Of the Probate Court OF Shel-
by County. this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate TO file the same with
me or my attorneys, within the time allowed
by law or the same VIII be barred and all in
debfed 70 said decedenr VIII please come for
ward and settle at once, or suit viii b. irsti-
tufed against them. MANY A BEECHFR
Luke W. Finlsy and Edward Z. BeIcher, At
tOrneyS fagF IN
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AOnday, the 14th day Of April, 1873,

at the hour OF noon, and at the southeast cor
ner OF Court square, in the city OF Memphis
sell al pubic sale, TO the highest bioder fOr
cash. the following described real estate 70
wit: In the county or shelby, and state OF
Tennessee, beginning at a stake on the Hesr
side Of the Memphis and OHIO railroad. az the
southwest corner OF the tand on that side OF
said railroad heretofore conveyed by James
Corey 70 L ". Hamilton; thence south west
warrily with the Isne OF said railroad sixteen
chains, thence north ten chains, sevsury-dve
links % a stake thence west two chains,
thirty links, 70 q stake on the range line.
thence north with said line sixteen chains,
eighty-one links, TO a stake On the section
line; thence east with said line 70 the north
and south line OF said Hamilton: thence south
10 said HamiltOn's corner; thence south a.
east sixteen chains, 1fty-eight links, % the
beginufng-tn range six and seven. sectors
Two and three, eleventh surveyors district,
and part OF grant $40, IN the name Of Richard
ID. JaluIsCu.
Equity OF redemption waived and title be-
Neved 70 be good, but I Will convey only a.
trustee.
mhI2 : p WALKER Trugfaa
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

AFCALLISTER'S COMPOsITION - Perfect
VI safety from Explosion OF Coal OH IN
Lamps. The undersigned having become the
purchasers Of the above lamp powder. Tor the
prevention Of explosion OF coal oil IN lam D.,
and having thoroughly tested the same, con
ndently offer II for sale, guaTan tesing that lis
use as directed viii preVsat the Oil IN lamps
from exploding. Beware OF limitations. Pat
ent applied for. BADGER Z HOSEEN.
For sale in any quantity, by
H. WETTER CO.
mhi2 Nos. I3 ana i5 Monroe street
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Saturday. April II. 1873,

between the hours OF Il O'Clock m. and I
o'clock pm, sell, at the door Of the Second
ChaEcery Court. at public auction, for cash. .
free rom every equity and right or redeup-
ton, said property, described as follows: Lois
i've 81. six lbl and seven, in block f0rty-three
,i5l, E0st Pickering, on the west side OF Frout
street. Lot No. ) IS tWenty-uiue l19f feet 'front.'
and one hundred and thirty rI593 feet deep
Lot No. . is thirty and half (3O3z) feet front
and one hundred and thirty 1sJ} feet deep.
Lot No. : is thirty (30) feet front and one hun
dred and thirty (l30l feet deep.
The title 70 above is deemed perfect. but I
sell only as trustee.
mhl2 JOSEPH LATRENZI- Trnstee-
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DY virtue Of authority vested in me. which
ID is recorded IN the Reglster's once or
shelby county, Tenn, book No. Il. page It2 i
VIII offer for sale, to the highest hItf.ief. for
cash, upon the premises, SIX miles f<uns Mem
piiif, Macon Rad on
4hURSDAH, APRIL Do. ISIS
iGf q. .efthe znhdfvis1cn Of ths jGru Fc1s
iafil, containing 22-i0c aeses.
mh7 AR pOrE-
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BROWNE-The friends and acquaIntances
Of General ]. ". g. BROWNE are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this CTHURS-
pAY) afternoon, at 2}5 o'clock, at tbs First
Baptist Church. Services by Rev. G. A. Lotion.
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Trustees Sale.

Hinder and by virtue OF a trust deed to mo
y executed March 5, lsz2, and recorded in
the Registers once or shelby county. Ten
nessee, from BriBkIey ". Duncan. page OF
racnr-i I2I- honk No Z i viii On
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention, Knights TempIar.

VOU are hereby ordered to attend, in Q
l. FULL DRESS, a special conclave W
OF Cyrene CommandeFy, No. 4, X. TIN
at Asylum, No. 2U4 Front street, this THURS
DAY. afternoon, ct 2 o'clock, for the purpose
OF attending the funeral OF the late
Sir j. W. s. BROWNE.
By command GEO. MELLERSH, +. G.
I. ]. BARCHUS, Recorder lphI3
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a trust deed executed 70 ne b,-
~ John DeArman, On the 18th day OF sep
IN Der, 1872, and registered IN the Hezfsterss
once Of shelby county, in book 90, page S.
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TO 5. RANZUK

You are hereby notified that your goods,
now stored on Our wharfboat, +" viii be sold
by process Of law, if charges on said goods
are not paid at the expiration OF ten days
from date. J. II. MATHEWS & CO.
Proprietors a. Our Wharfbost.7
mill Frfar's Point Mis-.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Tennessee, Mississippi, and
Arkansas l.egislatures-Yes-
terday's Business.
Exciting Pressure on the Freed
mems Savings Bank, at Nash
ville-$l2,O0O Deposits
withdrawn.
Railroad Taxes and Numerous
Schemes Before the Missis-
Sippi Law-Factory--Fatal
Shooting Serape at
jackson.
A Little War Begat in Arkansas,
of the Appeals "Pen.
Sketches Summary
OF News from all
Points.
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VOL. 33.-NO. ri
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Trade Of Arkansas, Mississippi
and West Tennessee.


We, the undersigned, merchants q I.ouls-
vile, desire 70 assure our friends and the trade
generally Of Arkansas, Mississippi and Wesr
Tenuessee, that ample facilities exist 70 shin
al goods from Louisville, via NASHVILLE, with
out change OF cars, 70 any points BY railroad
on the Mobile and Ohio, Mississippi CentraI
and Louisville and Memphis roads, and the
rates OF freight win be the same as heretofors.
In addition to these railroad facilities %
reach Memphis with freigats destined Tor Ar
kansas, we have ample means Of shipment b.
boats 20 Memphis on through blIls Of lading o.
all points on Arkansas and White rivers.
This announcement Is made 70 our friends
and customers to correct an impression which
has been sought 70 be made By cur c0mPetl-
tors IN other cities, that the break on the Lou
isville and Nashville railroad at CIsrksvfIle.
Tenuessee, will prevent Louisville merchants
from shipping their goods 10 the south and
Southwest
Louisville, March !, Is73
]. NJ Robinson & Co., Bsmberge Bloom. &
Carter Bros. & Co., Co..
Iranue, Davis & Co., Low & Whitney.
Arthur Peter & Co., EdeIeu. HuffaKerEshv.
lapp, Leathers & Co.. Kahn 4 Wolf.
'onhstclr NeWman g jackson, Loving a Nc
Co.. Goodwin.
Moss & -euple, Piact & Allen.
John n Thomas & Co.. Mccarthy & Bayless.
4ruin3n, swami q Snoddy q Parrish,
4s4iCAlts l. l. Warren & Co..
u l. " hiie g Co. Drabelle s. Gardner
-utclife & owen, Walton < Brofherg
Neale & Co rabI9fsv-
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States-Conkling, chairman; Carpen-
ter, Stewart, Alcorn and Ransom.
Education and Labor-FIanagan,
chairman; Patterson, ingalls,, Bogy and
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ly. His friends viii to-day appeal to
tue governor for Communication Of SEN
tence; or if falling in that, a respite.
The louisville Bank RObbery-Losses
and Rewnrd Tucreaaed
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FOR RENT.
Avery Fine and Very Large Residence
in Oxford, Mississippi.

~5- No money required as rent, but meals
for three persons and their servant x quIred
as the rent Seven large and handsome rooms
delivered 10 the tenants, and two serN ants
rooms ana large garden and orchard an all
necessary out buildings, all Ia perfect oTdel.
Address Box IL, Oxford Miss. de28 d&s