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]. P. IRRELEVANT. y. N. TREzEvANr.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
tn a. CO.,
NE. eor. Main and Jefferson SIS
Rental Departmental charge W. D. 1IoOanum

81 Buyers and renters OF real estate cannot
know that they have been best suited until
they see our catalogue, which embraces a large
variety of property for sale and for rent. aud
which ii viii always be our pleasure 10 show.
For SaIe.-That splendid property known
as the "GOODLOE PLANTATION" in the
counties of Lincoln and Desha, Arkansas re-
puted one Of the finest cotton plantations on
Arkansas river, belonging to nOu-resideuts
who live at too great distance to give it person
al attention. IS offered for sale at s500t0-Gfth
cash, and fOar annual payments; possession
LIST January, 1874, from which time deferred
payments would date. The tract has i6oJ
acres, one-half cleared and in a high state OF
cultivation, well drained, securely fenced, an
buildings necessary, such as residence, labor
ers' cabins and gin-hOuses, and with an ade-
quate force of labOrers, most Of whom have
resided on the place for the last fifteen years.
With plantation Of such extent and capacity
of productions bale TO the acre being a safe
esnmate-the remunerative prices now pre-
vailing, and easy terms upon which il may be
bought an energetic and experienced cotton
grower could easily meet the payments and
secure a splendid estate. r
Applications in person OF by letter will re-
ceive our special attention.
iyI5 TREzEyANg 4 co.
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Isaac A. Gould, q widower and forty
five wears old, was arrested at Var
meuth, Msine, charged with the beastly
crime OF incest committed upon bis
daughter, aged thirteen years. II IL
criminal to orrest such villains.
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The ytuatnon. Porsr,s-,er.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-It seems
that pOstmasters in several States have
been furnishing the public with official
stamps of the postoffice department.
Letters under such official stamps
seat from their points Of destination 10
the dead-letter Office, are known
10 be private letters. One postmaster in
Ohio recently received two hundred Of
1icial stamps and sold one hundred and
forty. A circular from the pOstofiice
department cautions pOstmasters from
selling and the public from buying these
official stamps.
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nnADAzn -. WOLFF
MIDWIFE

HAS permanently located at No. 246 Third
z street, between Court and jefferson,
where she is ready to receive and answer
n. B.SThe strictezt confidence observed.
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MARRIED.

DIX-TOLMAN-On Tuesday morning, July
I'D, at the residence of N. II. Wilson, Esq,
Walker avenue, by Rev. f. H. BOwmsn, Mr.
HENRY y. DIX and Miss Lizzie K.IoLAAN,
both OF this CITY.
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The mayor Of San Francisco is in
trouble because Of letter received by
him, announcing that the mayor and
heads of departments Of the city Of Phil
adelphia contemplate q visit TO the
golden city"
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Summer School.

VIZ z. MITCHELLS School viii be con-
w tinued during the months of July and
August. For terms and branches taught ap-
ply at the schoolroOm, No. 30S Third street.
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TALHRRMOOO SPRINGS,
MORGAN CO., ALABAMA.

EI9HTEEN miles from Huntsville by car
kI riage road; twenty-five miles from Ceca-
tllr BY boat or carriage. Here are White sui
phur and Iodine, Black SulphuIs and Iodine
and Chalybeate waters In inexhaustfbie sup
plies-mofe strongly impregnaied, says a dis-
tinguished chemist, than any similar waters
in The United States. Hotel accommodations
ample. Table wholesome and excellent. Ask
all the guests OF last year. Prices TO suit the
times, SO that living Is cheaper here than at
home, restored health and vigor are added IS
clear gains. send for Circulars 70
q J. r. PAINTER 4 SONS Proprietor,
AleeanAa- wa pssssHss MT aeN
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the building of
= the First Section Of the
MiusisainnI Rirer Telegranh.

nom Memphis Tennessee, TO Friars Point,
u lssissppi, will be received until August 18th :.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
osIce Of the Washington Insurance Company.
Yhs n ght to accept or reject any or ali bids
reseryef Z. W. BROWN, President
q. W. L. CROOK, Acting Secretary. ty20
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to Taxpayers of the 18TH
Civil District, Outside Of
81. the City.

4 WILL be at the grocery of the late ]. H.
II Worshsm, on the corner of Sixth and
Chelsea streets. July 2lst, I'D and 2Sd; at the
grocery of Kemp d Hill, corner OF New
Raleigh road and Breedlove avenue, July
24th and 25th, to receive their assessment
schedules. After that l will be compelled by
law TO make an assessment and add . per
cent. on the same W. H MILLER,
ASSESSOR 18th civil District, outside the city.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Near Memphis, Tenn.
Rev. c. COLLINS, D. d., President,
Assisted by Twelve Professors and
Teachers.

ylHE Distinguishing features Of tbs 1stitu-
IL ton are Superior Buildings, with Spacious
Rooms, pubic and private; Good Order and
discipline; Parental Government; Thorough
ness in all BrancheS-Literary, scientific and
Ornamental; Moral and Religious Training;
General HarmOny-pToductive of habits of
study and cheerfulness; aud comparative
cheapneSs for advantages enjoyed.
Total Expense per Session Of five
AonAns-,--------------- 100 W
This includes Board, Furnished Room, W ASH
ing. Fuel Light, Phys ciaf s. Fees, Nursing
and Medicines. aud Tuition in all the Literary
and Scientific Studies, viz: English, French,
Latin, Greek, and singing In Glasses
Very superior advantages IN the Depart
ments ol n osie, Painting. Drawing, Etc.
Fall Session begins Second Monday IN sep
tember. Spring Session begins Secouu Mon
FoT furshsT Information address ths rrssi-
dent. 80 3y&
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a City's Records stolen.

YPsILANTE, MICH, July 22.-On
Sunday night the Office of the city clerk
and justice of the peace was entered and
all the city records, files of eleven hun
dred chattel-mortgages, police dockets,
and the papers and books belonging to
the Office, were taken. A prohibition
war is being waged here with considera-
ble success, and the guilty parties are
doubtless those opposed to the efforts
being made to close the saloons.
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REPUBLICAN,.
UNITY AND HARMONY WANTED.

UNITY AND HARMONY WANTED.
We think we know something about
the numbers and something about the
spirit Of our party. We know that in
our solid strength, harnOnized and
united, we are invincible, and we also
know that We must keep it so, else as
cend that hollow cylinder from the top
of which the LO7licerG CdpTitolilHn is
supposed to shed its sweet perfume. We
must have harmony and unity, but to
secure that, we must not be understood
TO convey the idea that if minority
viii not succumb to majority, the ma
jOrity must yield to the minority to Sc
cure harmony. We mean no such
thing, nor do We apprehend that such
an idea will for a moment enter the
minds of any of our candidates. While
some of the aspirants for position on the
State ticket have superior claims in
point of ability and fitness for the differ
ent offices they seek to ill over other of
the candidates, we must remember that
they are all Republicans, and their as
pirants merely TO such positions should
give no cause or excuse for Republicans
TO abuse and belittle them, thus giving
food to the Democratic press, The pub
litical hOnOrs is legitimate subject of
investigation and comment, but it
should be done in a fair, dignified man
ner, free from malice, pickering, or
strife.
HOW IT HURTS.
From the Austin Cotton Plar;l
1t is the funniest thing on earth to
hear the AlcOrn-POwers ring howl when
they are hit. It seems that the doc
trines OF the Cotton Plant are conta-
gious. The honest yeomanry of the
fields, the cOlored men who do the work
IN the fields, and at the ballot-box, are
beginning to talk. For daring thus to
think and speak for themselves, they
are called by tee Austin Republican.
% Cotton Plant" field politicians good
name by the way), and denounced as
night-hawks, "the offspring of putridity
and avarice" and too cOwardly 10 sneak
thus in the daytime. Talk about your
bull-whips. Who is cracking the bull
whips around the colored mans ear
now? But it is useless. The men who
are moving for Ames and Carter are not
to be alarmed by the buli-whip of the
Austin ring. Gentlemen, the haudwrit-
ing Is on the wall, and you had better
learn to read it in time.
AAEs TO BE THE RADICAL, cAND1nATF
From the Prairie News.i
1t was our good fortune to be present
at the meeting OF the State Republican
executive committee, held in jackson
on 1uesdsy last. III anybody ever had
any doubt of General Ames's popularity
with his party, this demonstration on
Tuesday would have convinced the
most sceptical. It was a perfect ova-
/ ton to General Ames, and what makes
! it more significant is the fact that II was
unprecedented on the part of his
! friends. There had. been no previous
arranged concert Of action 20 make de.
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DIVIDEND.

July 5 ls7S.
F1- The Board of Directors Of this Bnnk has
this day declared a dividend OF 10 per cent
out of the net earnings OF the past six months
Jy6 MARTIN GRIFFIN, cashier.
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rryBR COTTON-SHED on Union street, cor.
ner of alley between Third and Fourth
streets, now occupled by L. B. Hutchenson.
AppIy to E. Il. MEAf HAM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNIHHTS OF PYTHTAN.

VOU are hereby ordered to attend HIGSA
L a regular meeting Of TennesseeE q a
Lodge, NO. 5, X. OF P, this (THURS-cSsNS5
DAY. evening, July 23d, in FULL NssSY
DRESS. for work in the third rank, W.
F. NJ. HALEY, c. G.
]. P. GORE, X. of r. and S. jy23
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sEAsOrT OF 1879.
BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS
Bath, Morgan County, West Va.

Two and a half miles from Sir Johns Run,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
EIRST CLASS accommodations for five
E hundred guests. Daily mail, telegraph,
all amusement-, fine music, etc.
Excellent fishing and hunting, and all the
attractions of q beautiful mountain region.
Natural temperature Of water 74' Fab, with
every variety of baths. Swimming-poOls for
ladies, children Rnd gentlemen.
TERMS-sS per day; so per week; first
month, SIS; second month, S65. Children
under ten and nurses, half price.
fe23 A R POTTS
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CINCINNATI, July 22.-Three deaths
were reported from cholera to-day, one
a colored man atathe Good Samaritan
hospital, which makes the fifth case at
that institution within the week. The
weather has been quite cool. The health
officer reported several dangerous choi-
era-mOrbus cases from eating smoked
fish. The health-board prohibited the
Il IL.
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REAL ESTATE.

THOS. 3. KORMFNT,
'eut for fhe NIauufaefurers
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Foreign Gossip.

"A Masonic lodge has been organized
in Jerusalem, under American auspices.
7f1Ae oh6h 6fsPefiS ig . bloated
mehop6 liagsNdoxe e1b6in His kinkd6m
is permitted to wear jewels.
sl4Four Constantinople editors have just
been banished to an island in the Mediter-
ranean for crying out against taxation.
The sexE Empress Eugene has taken
a mansion in Paris, and will return to
the French capital q month or two hence.
A society has been organized in Lon
don for the investment Of British capital
in the; Western and Southern States. Is z
! Sir John A. Macdonald, who fol, near
" quarter Of q century has been the
dominant mind in Canadian politics. is to
be. made q member of the Judicial Com.
mittee Of her Majesty's Privy Council,
which, Will entitle him to salary of $780,
GU. - T. 4ss- rst a' - 5@-1 - -
Foreigners have not the same feeling
and amount Of chivalry towards women
who commit crimes that we have in the
United States. For example, an American
girl who was . governess In an English
family residing in Lubbock, killed her
lover because he did not marry her; and
the barbarous German court sentenced
her to nine years of imprisonment.
"A thoroughly French story reaches Us
from Alsaee. The writer says: I'VE have
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

This Is the way the story comes from
Southern papers: "A. Louisville ;widower,
whose wife had extorted from him on her
dying bed solemn promise that he would
never marry ssgain, grew. weary of his
wife, Buthis perfdy was terribly pun
ished. The groom had provided the bridal
cake and locked it up carefully in room
as m the A esse Rs
and as no pOa ies q ssv
hand Of hi his rig1sscas1y ndiens n ins
sues matters nsns sas e New OF
York we should simply say that the rats
had got the cake and found it very good.
|-Harpors' Weekly. .s4-..essy : sIs>i
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A woman, bound to get her moneys
worth, created deal of amusement at q
shore dinner, near Providence, the, other
day. She was accompanied by son of
five or six years, who, having gone
through baked CLANS and chowder once
to his stomach's content, and commenced
over again on clans, drank heartily of
water, and passed his cup for more. At
this the mother, with smart sprinkling
of asperity in her tone, and with man.
ner that showed her to be oblivioils to the
fact that any one else was within hearing,
said: Look ahere! I've paid for clam
dinner for you, and now I Amt going to
have you filling up with WATER, The lit
tie fellow paid strict attention to clans
after that. sHe@a 1851 aHf 81 ass a
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La MOntaine's Fatal Fall.

Mail reports give some interesting de-
tails of the fatal accident to the aeronaut,
La Montaine, at Ionia, last Friday. His
balloon was what is known as q hot-air
one, and was simply filled with rarified
air, and not gas. The canvas had some
what of a worn appearance, as if the
worse for being filled with heated air too
often. At the summit, where the canvas
was sewn together, block some ten or
twelve inches in diameter was fastened,
and through hole in this six guy.ropes
were secured, hanging down over the
sides of the balloon, being at the bottom
some seventeen feet apart, and these were
tied to the basket by the Professor him.
SELF There we're no ropes running around
the balloon horizontally to keep the guy
fning sdag & Out
ropes with gust of wind. At 3:55 p. m.
the Professor stepped into the basket,
perrpendicularly,. with the Professor
apparently enjoying the sight. In
mouth of the balloon was observed to
wave about two or three times, then to
pass between the ropes, careening over
on the side, when the ropes broke out
from their fastenings at the top, and the
fall commenced. La Montaine was no.
ticed to be apparently making some effort
to get the basket above him, and, if posi-
BILE, to break the fall, but after the first
struggle he fell so rapidly that nothing
could be distinguished but the falling
body, his hat coming after him, about 100
feet or more behind, the old canvas, near
ly collapsed, falling down gradually. The
body struck the ground halfa-dozen feet
from the northwest corner of the Jail
building. 1t struck with such terrible
thud that it Jared the ground for forty
rods around, and made an indention in
the solid ground eight inches in depth.
There was scarcely bone in the whole
body not broken into fragments. 1t was
as limp as as a rag. There were very few
fractures of the skin, except the right foot,
the bone of the right leg being driven
through the bottom of the foot.
The body was laid out on couch, a
circle formed, and procession of all who
wished to view the remains passed
around. The Professor is brother OF the
celebrated aeronaut who died two or three
years ago. This ones name was Edward
La Montaine. He was a jeweler by trade,
and lived at Brooklyn in this State He
had said just before he went up that be
wished to take the train for home as soon
as possible after he came down, as his
wife was very sick. He himself had not
had his clothes off for ten days.
There were from 10000 to $4,000 people
who witnessed this horrible tragedy. He
was seen by the people four miles from
the city at an angle Of thirty-five degrees.
The best estimates make the height from
which he fell from 1000 to 1900 feet.
Those who were on the hill back of the
town said that the strangest sight was to
witness the people swaying back and for
ward like a field Of wheat moved by the
wind.-Daroit (July 81 dispatch to CAicago
Tribune -E.A a..
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WINNING GOLDEN OPINIONs.-Perhap
no man living has won more golden opin-
ions than DR.. Walker, as the enormous
and widely increasing sale of his CALI.
FORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs attests. We
never look into one of our exchanges,
but there is q panegyric of the Bitters
staring US in the face. Our readers will
say that there must be q reason for all
this praise. They are right. The efficacy
of this celebrated medicine is established
by evidence which it is impossible to
doubt. Among the thousands who have
borne testimony to it's excellence, there Is
not one dissentlent voice. In very many
phases of inorganic disease it seems to
be unfailing. All diseases arising from
vitiated state of the blood are surely era
dictated by it. 1t is an effectual remedy
for pulmonary complaints, bilious, remit
tent and intermittent fevers, rheumatism
and dyspepsia. 1t purges the body of all
unhealthy humors, gives tone to the sys-
tenn, and where the vital powers are en-
feebled, restores their functions to vigor.
Gus and healthy action. All this it does
the more effectually because its operation
is not interfered with by the presence of
alcohol. The VINEGAR BrTTERs is per.
fectly free from any such hurtful ingredi-
ents. We have always believed that
plants contain the true remedies for dis
ease, and all the remedies necessary.
DR.. Walker is on the line Of real progress,
and we hope that he will not rest on his
present discoveries.
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WE copy the following from an exchange,
which Is important, if true: Chronic diarrhea
Of long standing, also dysentery, and all SINH
lar complaints common ut this season of the
year, can be cured by the use Internally of
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. We know
whereof we affirm
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If you desire rosy cheeks and a complexion
fair and free from Pimples, Blotches and
Eruptions, purify your blood by taking DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no
equal for this purpose 30
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Our Readers should he careful to notice that
Proctor & CANDLES STAMP Is upon the bars
of the NOTIFIED GERMAN Soar, as all good
articles are initiated, and this Soap being so
popular, other manufacturers have copied their
stamp
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

THE cathartics used and approved by the
physicians comprising the various medical
associations of this State are now compound
cd and sold under the name Of Parsons Purga-
tire Pills.
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WHAT NExr?-The July number is

WHAT NExr?-The July number is
out, and furnishes most excellent array Of con-
tents. Its merits well enitle it to the extraordinary
success which 1t has attained. Terms, 40 cents
year, with q very beautiful Chrome, wealth Of
the Woods" to each subscriber. Cash pay to
those who raise clubs. Specimen, cents. JoHN
B. ALDEN, Publisher, Chicago.
BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MED!GxE...Ssatord's
z0Htc-for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility. Sick
Headache, Bilious Attacks, aud all arrangements of
It,. BecGTe Of tastt0stoas. .
forms, are cured by DR.. JayDes Alternative, and BY
persisting in its use, the faint IL driven from the
system.
THE late Gov. Geary pronounced DR.. shallenberg-
er'e Fever and Ague Antia0ts public behefac:iOn.
single trial will establish its merit.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

When Nj. Fillmore was Vice.Presi.
dent he1ad one trifling bit of fun, which
used to Il enjoyed by few Senators as
well as II himself During the sessions
OF the Sepate he always recognized Sen
ator Sewer when rising to speak as the
Senator Hom Arkansaw, while he recog-
nized senator Ashley as the Senator from
Arkansas, pronouncing the name of the
State according to the manner of the Sen.
ators respectively.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

A BUSINESS THAT PAYs.-See advertisement
Of "Vealth and Wonders Of the BOundlsss
Vest" One agent is clearing $500 per week.