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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
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ta5 Sbnen fdon befannte Nelultat,
namli9 bic 8elettiDuns Der gerfolz
9unesofcrete unp Die 8efrsiung Ger
Gbrifen berbeieefdbrt. Meiner Nnidt
mad baben bic D%rote1aticuen BET Yre7e
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sufInftisen GreisnilIe eS nlir ni9t rsrs
nidten.
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repiilben Madte, wslde 81 9aule ees
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fen tesniasn, unp ro9 mdre risles
lebr au beflasen eenn entmecer 1T bic
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redtiafejt Ten bic japansf19e Reaiez
run9 pbne 5intsrssoanfsn aussefdbrt
bat, Deer aber MUIR Elm S9a6sus ibrer
mabiayeuifil9en politif rur6 welden
iie tie BFentliae MeinunS irreleiten
uno yerbintern MID, baS he relisiSle
6reibeit in cen ners1 Gertra9en rfen
onertannt mtres. 'Diele 3meite9 crausz
Isbuna III, wenn au6 penigr wabrz
i6einlid, bod mSslid uno bic dri1li@
den Md9te rlreen bShf unf!ue ban>
helm tpsrN, ie ii9 nit ten,> tpas bis>
fer sel9sben il, befrieoisen lieben.
Nebmen rir aber aud an, eaB bic ia
panef1de &esieruns wirtli6 nidt mebr
bic Gbrilten serfolsen ,riu, 10 mire es
tp9 isbr unflus, in BEN @srtrasen Don
Der relisi5isn Grsibeh ;u lbweisen.
Dsnn bic 3ufanft Sapans 1T auberft
unii9er. Die @e9ieruns, BON S@ul>
Zen ereridt fann jeeen Sag ftirsen ;
has nit Steusrr iibsrblrcete 0plf jez
ben Sag cine Geyplution MAIDEN.
limb &paS nitric bann sefdeben, tuenn
fein pffcisIer Met bic reltetSle Greibeit
anerfannt Bat? Die neue Reeteruns,
wsl9e fe INNER fem mS@te, f5nnte
na1 8elisten bic Sudlereien BET Gbrts
ftsn ouf'S Neue Beginner, unb fe tpires
eS aud tbun, wenn fe baturb bteNufs
mertlamfsit spt antern Dingen ablenz
fen fSnnts. Ssltit mad elmer pffctel>
len Mnstfsnnuns Der Nelisionsfreibeit
rirce bic 8lusbeit nod INNER Elm &C.
pilss Mistrauen forcern, UNI wie siel
mstr jest no es gilt, einsm neuen I'M
sluf spr3uteusen.
Der Sort 9rittS finn Ter Sapau
rsrifen bat 9ratt Sesenwartis einer
Ntarunh, ter ras Rffentlide @ermSber
RS eanses ssr19linet 5unrerten Yur
Ursmeen gift man fabelbafte Getalter
Str Staatstanferptt 1T unatwenebar
wsnn bic @crlebung ni9t rem Nefd'
eineu tuItissn, uno Ypr Nuem elmer
sbrli6en damn fdidt Der Ger Ser:
id'peneuns unb ben unfnriesn Ius'
9atsn ein Gute mabt.
Sn Ter Na9t Don, 4. auf Zen 5.Wa
wuree i'd plIsli1 eurb Mlarml9l0
aus eemS@lafea ufsel@redt ID itlrS
beraus, I'm, su iebsn, ,pas e5 9ebe uni
i!ste, Der Yalaf meines toben Na9'
bars, ess Mifaep C8aiIesSl ftebt II
Tlammen. Die Sruppen ellen Il
SturmIdritte bsrtet, fSnnen ater MD
in tie 06rten einerineen, ta cas Gsue
jsten Ginaans reridlolsn tdIt. 81
wentasr ais elmer Stunre trurber be
Yalaf bes Raiiers, bic Nefrens be
Railrin, ipwie BE Mebeue.bdube, Ell
@aub ter Gtammsa. Mi@t pbneMdb
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Sic eriten Nrpbem.

8arl trar 1ur NIT Mibe au bewe9en
eewelen, I'M 6auie tes Meifers su>
rif;ubletten urp 1ur tas @ort 1etnes
@aters : uSunse, tpenn Du Did unters
ftebff, mad 9auie su fommen, 70 lai1e
i'd Dir feline @tppe I'm 9eibe gang,
Bate eeYpirft. Maulenb f9li9 er am
Nbeno auf fein 8dmmerlein unb bate
fir eei1en Sd5nbeit ear feinen Ohm.
8arpline bic I'M Nnfanse 70 febr &C.
9en feline Nufnabme sepelen rpar, Bate
iebt gang ancere Mn1dten. Sie Iaate
fi@ felbf: Der Sunee fam eisentlib
sar nibt5 baflr, oaB ct ni9t 9eratben
1T. Son ietnen1 @ater befommt er i,ur
S9ldse unb Glu9wSrter unp BON ietz
ner Mutter miro er III letnen Stretden
te19lBt; wie bdtte er pa cas- &t9ttse
lerner fSnnen? Wan erpeiit i'm rpirf>
LTD cine @obltbat unb srbtent @otz
teslobn, wsn,1 mai, ii1 uu1 i'm beflm<
inert. Das nabnn fe f& aud feft Dor,
unp IN, elei9 einen Nnfang III MAIDEN,
Dine lie nit i'm auf tas Spefdertdb,
den.
uaarl," laste fie ~Du bat DID
beute Morsen gar nidt gut aesen uns
benommen; aber i'd nil Dir's f1on
;u gut balten, tpenn Du 1ur BON jeBt
ab crcentli9 pirit. Du foQf ee ban,,
redt gut BET uns baben uno nit Der
3sit gang germ BEL TINS isin. Wiuf
Du tas?"
8arl CAB feline Nntrprt lonbern
itarrte nur auf ben 8oren. Sn ieinem
Screen aber ra1te er: vWas nil tas
@eib? Sie bat mir cod ni9t 81 Be-
feblen. prebioten babe i'd su 5aule
sebSrt; i'd bin nun alt senus setpur>
pen> I'm, iie 3u entbebren."
uSarl," fubr 8aroline fort, uea am
Na8el bdn8t Der @etbbrunnen unb tas
neber Der &olenfran3. Du peibt tpas
geite au beoeuten baben, tenn Du bift
ia Elm Grit unb Daft 1T Der S1ule
seb5rt tpas er 3u tbun bat. M@t
wabr, 8arl? !"
Dr Sunee sab fein 3et6en Der 3u>
Rtmmung, ionbern 5darrte nur unpil>
lig nit ben GIBen.
@ie lief f9 aber nidt entmutbioen,
lontern aab i'm cine Mn3abl gutter
eebren urb @atbIdIdse. als fe 9laub>
te, Rap Go nun eenus fet ieBte fe nod
binsu: v@enn Du 8ebetet unb Did
auSeetleieet bat, tanr bdnee bic Rlet@
ber Iter tisisn Stubl unp blufe bas
eidt babia aus tamit fsln unsldd
ent1ebt."
Mls fe fortsesansen mar, fam tpieoer
2eben 1T ben Gaussni9ts. Der @eib>
Drummer unb ter 8oisntrans battsn
quite 0sile; ea feel i'm gar ri9t Elm,
fe an~surlbren. Da9e9en 3ps er eins
furss pfeife utb cine feline S9naps>
Faide aus Der Tui@e uno bssann gu
raugsn unb su trinfen.
v@en1 Der Nlte tpIBte, taB i9 i'm
tas sen,auf babe" iuets er nit eineu
sufrieoenen Qd@eln su fi@ ielbE vcann
fame er ertra aus ter Greibeit beriber
I'M mid bur93upriseln. aanee ptre
Ct nidt rtebr tbun, banr tpebre i'd
mid Id tpe.be aQ8ema@ erob uni
fart unb FAM, IS fdon nit Ginert auf'
~nebmen. -SeufeL i'd m5@te trt1sr, tpt
ber Metfer feline SdnapsFaiae unit
@einen Eabat bat. pa i'd feta 0ele
Yerbiens 70 Tam t9 mfr nur NIT Steb'
len belfen." t5'
r 81 raudtt, bae BE Dampfwolter
lber letnen Sppf 3ulautnteni@lu9er
unb als Ter StuHmel leer tpar, %
ttopfte II benftlbe, aus, tparf ft@ aata
Beti, unp drserte fI&, bab er ntdtt rtsb!
TN Balbe uutberlaufet unb f4 mt
lhrn Nuben rr1aelft fpnnrte. uetrt
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los. SPECHT, 81 ALadIaon street
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SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1873,

within legal hours, the following described
property, together with the improvements
thereon, situated in shelby county. Tennes-
see to-wlt: A certain tract Of land lying and
being n the county Of shelby and State OF
Tennessee, containing, by estimation, forty
eight acres and ninety-seven One-hundredths
Of an acre (iS 97-i0Ol, the same fronting on the
north side OF the Memphis aud SOmeryille
PlankrOad, in the vicinity of and nearly op-
pOsite the residence OF James Mcconnell
known and designated as nifty acres OF land
taken OF the west side Of lots q and 2 on the
subdivision Of Kenneth Garrett's tract: said
land being laid on by a line beginning on the
north line OF the Memphis and SOmervfIle
Plankroad, and running nOTthwardly through
both lots Nos. p and y parallel with their
west boundary line to the north boundary
line of lot No. :, crossing the bed Of the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad, saving and reserving
out OF said nifty acres a strip occupied by said
railroad, Of one and seven One-hUndredths
Il 7-lO0l.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash; balance on
credit of one and two years, with interest
from date Of sale; purchaser % execute notes
for the deferred payments, with approved Sc
curity; lien retained; equity Of redenp ptlOn
barred. EDMUND A tOLahs
Clerk and Master.
T. W Bro,Vn Attorney. mlyi5
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BANQUET TO THE CONGRESSIONAL
CONFERENCE.

We understand that the members of
congress, now in conference in st. Louis,
viii either pass down the Mississippi
river 10 New Orleans, OF, if they go by
rail TO Galveston and thence by sea
to New Orleans will pass up the Missis-
sippi on their way to st. Louis, where
they will finally adjourn. In either case
it will become the citizens of Memphis
TO make preparation for their entertain
ment on a scale commensurate with the
importance of our city and their position
as members Of the national Legislature.
We make this suggestion, well satisfied
that that is ali that is needed to set a
movement on foot that will result in a
grand banquet. Meanwhile, it would
DE well for MayorJohnson to be in cor
respondence with the St. Louis authori-
ties, and ascertain the probable time Of
arrival here Of the members OF the con-
ference and St. Louis delegation.
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DIED.

LEVY-At his residence, 273 Poplar street,
yesterday, Of erysipelas, in the ffty-third
year of his age, MOSES LEVY, an old merchant
of this city.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence, this CTHURSDAY) afternoon, at 4
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are in
vited to attend.
GIBSON On Thursday, May lst at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. E. P. Howell, No. Sl5
Spruce street, Philadelphia, JOHN B. gibson,
Of Memphis, Tenn, eldest son of James NJ.
and the late Carolina NJ. Gibson, of Phila-
delphia.
MITCHELL-AtC Colorado Springs, Colorado,
April "A, 1873, Of consumption, Rev. P. L.
MITCHELL, late pastor of the Chelsea Baptist
Church, of this city.
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t. W. Brown. Attorney.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

GODSEY-The friends and acquaintances of
EMoNs GoDsEY are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, from the Wolf river ferry
landing, this (THURsDAY) morning, at
10 o'clock.
THOMAS-The friends and acquaintances
of JOHN +. F.THOMAs are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from the First Methods t
Church, this CTHURSDAY) morning, at 10
O'Clock. Services by Rev. E. e. Slater.
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MAsONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of AN O
GERONA LODGE, No. I5s, viii be held"
this CTHURsDAYl morning, May 18th, at g
o'clock, for the purpose Of attending the fu-
neral OF our late brother, JOHN F. THOMAS
A prompt attendance is desired.
AIM. Ms are fraternally invited.
By order c. 9. LOCKE, ". N.
4 RrCu.rosD Gacrefarv myi5
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Memphis, MayI4, 1873.
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BOSTON, May l4.-Oakes Ames made
a will while in Washington last winter.
which has been presented for probate by
his two sons. Messrs. L. G. Ordway,
Moses Dillon and Philetus Sawyer are
the witnesses to the instrument, and
their presence is required to carry
out the provisions of the registry.
No details will be given until the
will is probated. The amount devised
is large, but the property is so invested
that its value cannot be at present
known.
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HORRIBLE.
SeVeHty-flye Men Killed or Burned to
Death In a Coal Mine = Intense
Anxiety OF Friends.
Thirty Men Rush Down the Shaft to
Rescue the Victims, and are Them
selves Killed.

New YORK, May 13.-A Herald
special from Halifax locates the mine
disaster at the village of Westville, in
the county of PictOu, one hundred and
three miles from Halifax, where there
are three large eollieries in full operation,
exporting large quantities of coal. Navi-
CATION having recently opened, the
workmen demanded increased wages,
and several strikes occurred. One of the
largest mines, called the DrummOnd col
liery, owned by the IntercolOnial COM
pany, of Montreal, has been closed for
several days, and to-day the men re-
turned to their work at half-past
eleven o'clock. A shot in the
coal mine set fire to the slope, and in
half an hour afterward a fearful eXplO-
sion took place, caused by an accumu-
lation of gas during the time the mine
was closed. About two o'clock another
explosion occurred, coming up the slope
of the air shaft with terrific force, and it
is believed, killing every man in the
mine, variously estimated at from forty
to sixty persons, including men and boys.
Soon after the first explosion, cries were
heard at the foot of the air shaft. Men
were Immediately lowered with ropes,
and four of those below were brought up.
Two men were going down the air shaft
to render assistance when the second
explosion occurred, and were blown to
pieces. There was such a small supply
of water that but little could be done to
quench the flames, which is still raging
fierce at nine o'clock tonight. Dense
masses of smoke are pouring out of all
openings, and threatening to destroy all
the surface buildings. There is no hope
of saving any of those now below, as
all means of escape was cut off by the
explosion. Many of the lost are mar
ried men with families,
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None Of the steamers building for the
Liverpool line of the American steam
ship company, in which the PeLnsyl-
vania railroad company holds a control
ing interest, are at present ready for sea,
but it is expected that the Pennsylvania,
the first launched, will be in readiness
TO sail in May. The models of the ves-
sels built for the American steamship
company are all alike; they were de-
signed by Mr. B. ii. Bartol. Messrs.
Cramp & Sons, Of Philadelphia, who
have been building the steamers, are
considered to have faithfully fulfilled
their contract.
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The Nashville Turf.

NASHVILLE, May l4.-Second days
races on the Nashville course, in a
race of two miles over eight hurdles
Captain Hutchinson, l 4; Emma Samson,
=; Tom COrbett, 3; Glenrose, 0. Time,
4:O5. GlenrOse's rider was unhorsed at
the second hurdle.
Second race, dash Of two miles
Eucre, l Darlington, 2; Flush, 3.
Time, 2:4St.
Third race, dash of one mile and a
quarter-Port Leonard, /; boswell, 2.
Each race was won handily by the
fayorite.
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The Russians and Khivans.

ST. PETERSBURG May 24.-Dispatches
from Kasalinsk,ss bring the intelligence
that detachmenls and accommodating
parties from the Russian expedition
columns report that the Khivan's are
throwing up entrenchments at K1ytsh
and Dun Kara, they are also sending
out a vanguard to meet the Russians at
Minbulak. There has been an engage
ment at Iteda between the Russians and
a force of Turcomans, in which the lat
ter were defeated. Twenty-Five of the
Turcomans were killed and one thou
sand of their camels captured by the
Russians.
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A Mr.. Christopher, recently of Cali
forpia, was murdered in most horrible
manner near Nortonsville, Kansas, a
few davs since. he was known to be in
possession Of some fifteen hundred dol
lars in gold, which it is supposed was
the cause of the murder. No clue has
yet been obtained of the murderers.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, May l4.-Flour,
dull; treble, 81 z59s %; family, $50
10. Corn, advanced; yellow, SIC;
white, 59C960c. Oats, firmer at AGO
SOC. Bran is quiet at 7O@75c. Hay,
choice, scarce; prime, dull at S24925.
Pork dull and Nominal at 1Se; dry salt
meots, firm at S2@9c, Bacon is dull and
dropping; st, 81, 95e. Hams firm at
14}G615c. Lard is quiet but firmer; re-
fined in tierce, 9lc; keg, l04c. Sugar
dull; good to fully fair, 74@8sc. Mo-
lasses dull; fermented, 46c. Whisky
dull at 9l@94c. Coffee, l74920c.
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The Tucuman railway, in the Argen-
tine republic, is making rapid progress.
The conduct Of the works is stated to
have obtained the entire approval of the
engineers appointed by the Argentine
government. The Rio Cuarto railway
has not been yet completed, but the
works are well advanced, and are being
pushed forward with much vigor. The
works Of the terminus of the Central Ar
gentine railway, at CordOva, are ap-
proaching completion. Mr.. Sanchez,
who had been appointed by the Argen-
tine government TO examine the Andine
passes, in order 10 select that which he
considered most suitable for the con-
struction of railway, has pronounced
in favor of the Los PatOs Pass. He con-
siders it much better adapted for the
purpose than the pass of Uspallata.
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The works on the Sebastopol railway
have been making good progress of late.
The earthworks Of the line leading TO
the station, as also of loop line con-
Meeting the former with the post road
10 Simpheropol are completed, and the
works Of branch line to the port, are
steadily advancing. All along the rail-
way as far as Simpheropol, the contrac-
tors and their men are busy. Between
Belbecl and Simpheropol, both the
earthwOrks and the masonry are nearly
finished, and three tunnels between the
former place and Tehernaya are being
actively proceeded with. The entire
line between Sebastopol and Simpler
Op0l is expected to be ready for traffic by
;he-close Of the present year. Irrespect-
i've Of the railway, the inhabitants Of
SebastOpol are gradually awakening
from their long tOrpor. Houses which
have remained in ruins since the siege
are being rebuilt, and two new hotels
and a couple Of restaurants have re-
Gently been opened.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
For JaeksOnpOrt and all Way Landings
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 26g2. Q. R.-First Chaucery Court Of shelby
countv-Iames Hewett ct al. vs.. Robert F.
IsOoney ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause May l3,
IS73 will sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder in front OF the Clerk and Masters
ofice Creenlaw Block, Second street, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Saloon at Assignee,s Sale.

HAVING been appointed Assignee of IR-
WIN BROTHERS, will OFFER for sale
their SALOON, No. 10 jefferson street, with
Bar, Barfixtures. Mirrors, Liquors, Queens
ware, Stove, etc, and good will. Bids will be
received until June LIST, when the saloon and
fixtures viii be sold to the highest bidder.
Terms cash. Address
InyI5 b. A. HAMILTON, Assignee.
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Exploits OF the " Irregularity Fiend
at BOstOn-He Manlfests a Passion
for Railroad Paper.
Progress of the Russian War on KhiVa-
Louisiana News = Kellogg Inter-
viewed by the Picayune.


CAIRO, May 14-James Sullivan, who
came here from Flora, Illinois, in charge
of a lot of poultry, was last night run
over, and had both legs and one hand
cut off, by switch-engine. He made
statement before his death, this MORN
ing, acquitting those in charge of the
locomotive of all blame for the accident.
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Final ResultsOt the Spanish Elections.
MADRID, May l4.-Voting, through
out Spain, on Saturday and Sunday
last, for deputies 10 the constitutional
cortes, resulted in the election of thee
hundred and ten ministerial federalists,
thirty extreme radicals, eight interna-
tiOnalists, ten independent republicans,
and thirty mOnarchists.
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CHANGE OF FIRM NAME.

THE partnership between s. D. Harmon and
Il George b. Morton having been dissolved
on January lst OF this year, shall hereafter,
being successor to the nrm of Harmon & Nor
ton, transact all business only under my own
name. GEORGE B. MORTON.
Memphis, Nav 10. lS73 myl0
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An attempt at rape was frustrated at
P0tosi, Iowa, Tuesday, by the screams
OF the intended victim being heard by
friends, who rushed to her assistance,
but too late to capture the villain.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures the resi-
denee of the brides father, by Rev. DR.. Gray,
Of Lagrange, Mr.. W. A. KENNEDY and Miss
ELLA PRITCHETT, both of this city.
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Cuban General Agramonte was killed
recently in an engagement, and his body
carried TO Puerto Principe. General
Sanquilla is also reported Killed.
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All the Old Country Games participated
I'm. For Programmes see small bills.
TICKETS, 81. LADIES FREE.
Music by Old Mempbi. Brass Band.

SS The PRIVILEGES, consisting Of Bar,
Confectionery, Restaurant, Shooting Gallery
and other privileges, viii be sold, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the grounds,
on Monday. 18th of May, at 10 o'clock am.
Terms cash. myu
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John Watson, grain operator, sus-
pended at Chicago Tuesday, with liabil-
tiles amounting TO one hundred and
dfty thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-15

A railroad agent was robbed of twenty
thousand dollars at Havana on Tuesday
last, while on his way to bank to de-
pOsit the money.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
FOR ST. FEANCIs RIVER.
FoR FRIAR,s POINT AND BENDS

Memphis, Helena and Friar's Point Line.
Steamer PHIL ALLIN, r.
Leaves MeTaphis MONDAY. WEDN ESDAY
and FRIDAY, at O'Clock pm, and Frisr's
Point every Tuesday THURSDAY and saturday,
al 10 O'Clock am.
EoE IreiZht or passage apply on board. oc2
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Ice Cream

rTlHE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE
respectfully invited to JOS SPECHTS
SALOON, now open, where the very best
Cream will be served. Real fne Candies OF
his own make, and Cakes in large variety.
Weddings and parties supplied at snort notice
and reasonable prices.
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AVOID QUACKS.

A victim of early indiscretion, causing ner-
vous debility, premature decay, etc, having
tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
discovered a simple means of self-cure, which
he VIII send free 70 his fellow-sufferers. Ad-
dress II. J. REEVES. 7S Nassau St, New York
e. A. ean dsyi Agents santci Aeiasses
Do 10 4 ~ pe either young DID, money
hsir spare thing
Partieuags fgee Address " Saaon RartiAn MAiRa
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LATER.

HALIFAX, May I4.-The latest news
from the Drummond colliery this morn
ing represents that the fire is still raging
in the shafts and slopes, and that all
hopes of rescuing the men must be
abandoned. 1t is now stated that there
were sixty men in the pit. Another
heavy explosion occurred in the mine
about two o'clock this morning, and it
is thought to be almost impossible that
any of the men in the pit can be living.
It is known that only four or five got
out before the explosion. The fire
caugh. from flask Of gunpowder, and
the men remained in the pit to put out
the flames. One report says Mr.. Dunn
and thirty volunteers went down to as
sist in putting out the fire, about twenty
minutes before the explosion occurred,
men were near the flames, and that
many if not all were killed at once by
the explosion.