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mine a to safety is good, But ons fatal
accident has occurred in the mine, and that
was by a man falling down the shaft An
other was slightly injured by the xplosion
Of gas IN the mins, and an0thsr iaiused
alightly W falling eoal The inspector
makes no Recommendation concerning he
law.
DAYroE, Ohio, will recsive %. O0O. 600
bushels Of coal from Pittsburgh and neigh
boring points this week
AT recent meeting Of the Grand Lodge
OF M A. l., b. A., of MAhonins Valley,
Ohio, at Youngstown, the following resolu-
tions were adopted
ResoIred, That all banka now at ~.orh On,
the old price, will continue So All banks
which may be offered to resume work without
reduction, may do % at their convenience
Resolved, That all banks and lodges take
the question OF reduction Of wages into their
earnest consideration, and REPORT as soon "a
possible to the Secretary Of COMMITTEES.
The election Of officers being next in order.
the roll Of lodges being called, the Secretary
reported
President, J. B. Lewis, reelected.
Vice Pres, ID. A. Jones,
Secretary, David Owens,
Treasurer, ID II. Davis. +"
Delegate To Columbus, Andrew Roy.
THE Miners Of Maple Grove Bank. Ohio.
recently on strike, acknowledge the receipt
Of $49S q, from the district lodges in their
neighborhoOd
VIZ are pleased to state that the Hon.
John Hinchcliffe, Senator from St. Clair
County. has been placed on the Committee
ON Mines and Mining.
THE Miners in Tuscarawas Valley threat
en- to strike, on Monday next. on account
Of the operators deciding on reduction of
~ cents per ton. The Miners offer to &C
cept reduction Of 10 cents per ton, and
have given the operators until Monday
next 10 decide, and If not acceded TO. will
strike. This will stop every coal mine in
Ohio, and throw thousands out of employ
ment, as there is no possibility Of the ope-
rators q, ing up to a less reduction than
~ cent per ton.
The Akron Bedc0n has advices from this
city which represents that all the coal ope-
ratOrs IN the MnhOning and Shenango Val
cents per ton nm the miners wsgss az tba :
not a mine Was N oneratIon on Satnrdsv
last The Reorou is also adv;.ed lbat n1
Saturday. too. the miners considered H.
reduction at a meeting, but came to no de-
cision. pos poning consideration Of the
question until it shall come up before a
State Convention If Miners, to be held at
Alliance. about the 10Th Of January The
disposition ~ both sides seems ID be ratn-
er IN favor Of meeting each other half uav
by reduction Of 10 cents Der ton. Such
an amicable settlement would certainly be
the most satisfactory.
roRrn.~
ru III
~ Ii9pu'e sun TonIlhueS
H,nia5 ~ 'is'lict' anu a. ArAnead
:, 'ii' Ia ~ 0"al was Su'Ahceu on
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LABOR IlEMS.

The National Britklayers Convention
nov in session at Indianapolis has passed
"a resolution calling upon the United States
Senators and members Of Congress to pro
vide Tor the payment Of the extra two
hours performed BY the brIcklayers en-
ployed upon the various Government works
throughout the country in violation Of the
eight hour law. Thirty-three local unions
are represented.
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An Important Decision.

Judge McAlister, few days since, an
noInced the decision Of the Supreme Court
Of Illinois, holding that married woman
owning property in her own right, was
liable to be sued at law as tems sole upon
her contracts, for the improvement or ca, y
Of such property.
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LAID Over

We have received large uumpf com
mumcatluus from cigar-ulaAgrs u4 WIT w
which arrived top late iur thi, wrtrau.r
In our next. however. We shall gshsn, q
place ia nur columns
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Mr.. B. J. Murphy,

authorized agent for the advocate, will,
during the ensuing month, visit the towns
on the line of the Chicago, Alton and st.
Louis Railroad, and the mining districts,
in its behalf. All monies paid HIM will be
dulv acknowledged at this Office
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The Nail Manufacturers Association of
United States met ut Philadelphia on the
9th inst. Representatives of the national
interest we're present from nearly all the
Atlantic States. Il was announced that
3. 900, 600 kegs of nails had been manufac-
tured in the country In 1872.
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ST. lOuIS. Jan. 10. IS73.-Jos. Dashman,
VIM. kisAer Vim. RelPshlaeger, WIN. Schulz
t., II Aarnusm. Chas Bessie, Geo. schmidt,
Harry falvcL all from st. Louis Julian
Montlel, Houston Texss.
GUSTAV NOLLMER, Cor See
WoRcE.rf1, Mass. Jan IL. ls73-At a
regular meeting Of Union No. 81, the follow
ing officers we're ele ted for the ensuing term:
Henry Il Gerry, Pres, 4. D. box 24O David
Martz, Via Pres: oscar SchanIburg. Treas !;
Albert Gerry, Fin. and Rec. Sec /; G A. Caire,
Cor See, BOX 24O
KBoKUK Iowa, Jan. l3, 1873. -Frsderick
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Thr ftlh,fm. I<s~iR> have masle zppcaiions Tor
inrni', r,lyti N the EverAl ANY union having
charge IL rafcr ril forward then within thirty as.
from the date Il iadicatian
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THE CIGAR MAX ERS.

~ W 10 uuun. desiring yinnlv> n We Address ~
ear,>i -saiHg rr'si please sta tAe II the
u-tu..f secretary,
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CORRESPONDENTS.
CALIFORNIA.

We DO not AoId ourselves responsible for any q
BY our Correspondents
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rnratG.

CHICAGO. DETROIT AND CINCINNATI,
JANUARY Is 1873
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NEW YORK, Jan @ lo13-Hd smith.
owen McHeuua. Emanuel Gors. and
Samuel GomPcrs have made apt.ion 1.
TINS mon. The following officer. vrIected
for the ensuing term q. Hurstres. 81
clay street, t.rvrupoint, 4. l U'NIel.
Vice Pres; II. Jacobs, Treas Barlyn.
Fin. Sec; +. Saqui. Kec. Nnd Cone. iu
Columbia street. N. \
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Hear ys the mighty C~entnur's tread
See The long Hoo 81 myriad dead
With hoot al horse and human ieR8
Rise M and tpeakl
Twas proud ul} mpns gave us birth
For 4 Thousand yeata we ruaned the earth
Eat perfamed flowers OF the century plant -
DrauE lquid from the volcanoes mouth.
Slew man ana boast TO play our part,
Then restored 60 life by the Centant's art;
Chased Wild mares on The field of Mare.
lived on The earth, and slept among the stars, "
On other mission now we're sent.
To bless mankind with an omolicnt,
az which the world ne'er hath drramp.
Even our CESTtrR LIstNENT.
II bsnishes pains and all snch thing,
Cures burns ant -calds, poisonous stingF
Rheumatic horrors seAres away,
Limbers siif-joinis ia q single day.
roOr tripples in their hobblinR way,
Limp in on crutches then walk away.
Eear not dumb horse, thy friend now speaks,
Who'll heal your wounds, aud make you leap
Ten bars piles oats 20 bolt,
And irish about Ike y0nder colt.
Yellow wrapper Is the thing for bruter,
White wrapper alone the family suits.
J.F. Ludosig, of Hobokon, y. J., -ays: "rhC
Liniment has cured me Of rheumatism,
after intense suffering for 1--WE years
Il tried many remedies for my aprAinsd ANGLE
without relief Tho second bottle Of Centaur
Liniment cured 1t perfectly. oHhs HuL, GIG
Zine St., Phila.
IT, Marsh, Esq, supf % Adams Express Sta,
blee, New York, says. "All owners Of horses
should know the Centsur Eminent We find It
The best thing ever used in our stables,
This testimony could be repeated for month.
III you want TO avoid suffering, Just Try the ZEN
Eminent. Sold by all Druggists.
J. u. ROSE a Co, 90 Broadway, N. y.
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SILENT DISEASE FURNISHES THE PATIENT ONLY
but a yociferous cough or a horrible cold punish.
or o whole household. There can be no peace,
no rest, until 1t IL cured, and when a single bot
tie Of Hdles Honey q Hoyehopad and Tar will
Danish the nuisance, Is II WORTH while to do IL
Crittenton's, 2 9th Avenue. Sold by all Drug.
gists.
Pike Toothacho Drops cure IN / minute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-06

-ihe Ar,t lire department OF This town
bella their annual meeting on Monday
night ollast week. The prudential com.
mittec made a report covering the OK
peusc OF engine house, which amounts to
over $500. The officers for the ensuing
year are as follows. VI. G. skinner, mod
orator G.. s.. ClarE, secretary Abliah
Mnzzy. II. II. FELTON, and Mr.. NJ, +.
Howard, prudential committee Myron
johnson, treasurer: John Parsou, collec-
tor; W. II. II. Holton, engineer; N. G.
skinner, lst assistant engineer; NJ. NJ,
Martin, "a assistant engineer. Voted to
raise 80 cents on q dollar 10 meet the in
dcbtedness Of The district. which amounts
30 sG05.
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~ Il y sbaa ats-klpr ais lumber
mI macf s11 ar.ay bss ars
of fzn
IA 9 La 5 ss =
rs ana faam rar - So T..
0gsaatb a aae anfr
ST.. s aa t a t5s
IS tha fFfae Hrs T8as w..b.
leg Be- Psr.aasa eaH eaI upaa l.. u. Hove
mear fhe a. a. tgal1aa. iar Information.
John 70. King af Ffsf5rd has go.
aHl5 uarai .afa Dir, l5aa1.ns DOW
houa aa5 d engaged fn . ha-
uess al~ T. CgIGaa.
-. King f.. doIug meta5ue lea the
amIaer business auJ haals himself ia
uaalHee ia accommodate fhasa wishing
10 purchase
-ioha Asll3ets H 3o,gg quite q good
hssiass .n the taoncry formerly eccapled
ty Lincoln a. Msuaeka. dc employs
three mra HrfaiIe le.iel cons dembic
other be.n
-Theu a plenty 81 snow, probably
Gto feetln depth 0H $40 average ga tto
woasIs.
IS l.. Griffith g. doing q heavy busi.
ness both in lumber aud coal. lie has
BOW over thirty teams hauling logs wood
and coal aHl has between sixty aud one
hundred mcn is bis employ. lie is load
lag from iour 20 slx car loads Of coal each
week aud gets ont from four 20 six
thousana feet Of lumber per day. tie has
now over e million feet Of log. 10 bis yard
sud intends 20 make Fl over TWO million.
His busiHea uaw sccms 10 he very pros,
prraH..
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IYEI fslfaii ana buaars4 dal So ssh eassl
saw ~ NAhsHg ta ans Sfuna Ahehsas has s4l.
40 tbs vafciF gfuaIk sbfah a1 be ls4c "a tHe
Gfay9F b Raider eNutHE Machine HE ae of reg
a.af sttathHfHfs
nEN. d. H0W bNU.
sgeasIsE laetag Postal, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-06

CmLpREN CRY FOR PtroHEB's CAsToRA.-A cub
stitnte for Castor oil. IL assimuates the food
cures Wind Colic, and eausee natural sleep. 1t
does not contain morphine, il pleasant TO take,
never gripts and never fails. The best physic
known. d32mi0
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THE QUESTION STrTLED'-Those eminent men,
DR.. Jas. CLARK, Physician to Queen Victoria, and
DR.. Huges Bennett, say that consumption can be
cured. Dir. Wistsr knew this whom he discovered
his now widely-known BALsAM or Wild CHERRY,
and experience has proved the correctness OF his
opinion.
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Married by the Rev. ). summerbeli,
Jan. 30th, Mr.. Carl Carrie to Miss Surdi-
MIA Davis, daughter o. the Professor
who although not in the }casf concerning
30 l3c match, waited for them At the
depotto sec them start on 'thcir train
The newly married, learning this and
knowing how very complimentary he j.
when 10 a passion, and also fearing he
might by bis HoweFy language elusc de-
Iay and "unpleasantuess, moved 10 the
Center Berlin station In double Quick
time aud 90 escaped a fathers jie&siag .
II Is Hor expected that lie viii ask them
on their return to make bis house their
permanent horae.
Iav early 30 thc morning, one day
last week, our genial spicy friend %. 4.
R.l caaed on a oonpie Of experienced
female relatives and asked then ato 60
up and help bis wife make sausage, ad.
yising as 70 the seasoning, etc. The
mother and child b ~. bo1 are doing
q wen 8. eoald 81 expected
HASH
Jan. t.h ihe neuurF Indicated ia
different parts Of ihe village from to
So below xero.
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u.s Rsna, pain Kunas Magic on.

Works ttH G thHT
TIE 20 honest goaa medicine, and bss boon
tested Got 4 number ~ YEAR,. a. usel hy lamlars
and individuals. aud is well liked. and found ta
be safe 90 nee and sUrt 81 cuue pain TBrH &C.
rosiH more % make It thaH 10 does summon has
uteut. hut its gsr asts mgre gaaA, aetH b. r'cau-
CT sud rEfeT 30 use.
IT. Eannt's rsa.kHlluE Mser ga te lesdafb@
F3 Hfuups pslH.kiHiuE Maze ol bH t8fsrrhz
~ hcune's Pain klllag Magig ui g. NrHmiEiR.
Try kenue's raib-klianE MAGE ol fB rialca
Tg kenrs's paiu-kfapg Na3 oU ff spfalns.
Try EaHur's ~rainsKiNaHg Maeie OF t0r SartThrst
Try Eruast rAia-kilinE Magic ou Coz IramFa
sarqaa yas tr 90 for Dog uF Cat Bite.
sHpgusc You iry 10 fr FugeH Feet o. tss
sapp6-t gou lrY @ fer Eusty Nail Wouads
supposo sea tug IL lar o Bruise ur Strain.
Suppose son lFy q iel Poison with Tvs
snppssp yau ri 70 f8r ftts and Spssms
Slpp8sc vow ty 10 for CFtck ia the Bagk.
IL won't hart yea. kCnHc's Magic Ol mover
hurt anybody. MH ft " Tia m0isssrs Tor rold
mia lt with water for sore yes II y1u use 1t ioT
earache dnu4 put ans cotton in the car Get
the genuine VA BENNE SONS. MAnufas-
turcr. rteleld Mas, 3li6Uaf
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nrAEER LAND

QUAKER LAID.
Is ras. Pa ,a3 o.sts. vs,trp.
sugar Curcd Haus.
Shoulders sol PotA.
ssaas CAaapas
sKAnllY q RLAcKxEE~
50 Goats 70 81 o. Fer barrel
sA,pa "a neur
A Good Deal saved ca Teas aad sugsr
saj ~ otssr sos,l. yeu has q
sA.pl1n = El,c1NEl
DRIED PEACHES.
Dried Apples,
prunea, GurrAnts,
Raisins and Citrons.
snantgY a StAcSsFE
POUND PRINTS
splsR,hA csss iass rsee.ssd al
HKApLNY q KtAckaEHs
-aaa-
YOUR FLOUR OF
BRADLEY q ALkcxSEr
Factory polnt, Svsf H. H. station,
High IN Quality and Low IN PNicK
@-----
HkML0Ck FLANK, HFAIOCk BOARDS
spRuCE BOARDS, sfRuof SHINGLES
o HAIR BY BRADLEY a ~nLACGAkk.
Factory Peint Near H. n, station. Ssas
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~arlsble IS Roliu sykf Thursday
evening, Feb Cans
There wa q allle ekestefnoni ia oaf
aei village SATURDAY evening. caused b.
runaway borse h seems that tao
Gang ss3lcs agul oat for a tide and or
meetiag 5 team the driver alied 10 give
lha .sdles 4 saf8 sent SHARE ~ lac r1sd,
consequently tbey werc, split oat aad Use
bsFec e&uss oa 81 great speed, breaking
ihe al. and harness bot t%oriuaa'tly pa
farther aausec was done.
UtSHg.
~. hi. Boat has q Valentine Ba.
fsa 1871 All lowers 0fthe alaEY dance
Aeald r.. ae laeg caa AlWays be ARE q.
5 good tmo 81 Rands
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by the circumstances OF his life just
previous to lis death Il wac aseerlaincd
that be was not Melville, the Trapper,
which exciting narrative vas published
in the Mont pclier 1rq,9 d Patriot, one
year ago.
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\ donation will be held q, Adams
Han, Friday evening, Feb. Ed for the
benefit fnsv. C. H. nuuton. Refresh
acBl and . good time generally may be
aEpe lcd. AZ arc Invited,
G. +, Lang has sold bic homc farm
10 Wm G. Bearu, aal TIE remainder 81
ihc Whsaton farm Is Fiber H. Taylor.
Mr. Long viii scI a large amouul OF pcs.
aaai property 81 public auction GA
Thursday, fcb Issh, al % O'Clock 4. N.
iIc has 3 large qaaatitt of has three
ows tbree horses. cauiage, buggy way.
8a, harness. sleighs, .ieas household far.
nifart, etc.
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-I.uaiauism wa rampant. The plot
WAS deepening. However, ia this con.
else iustallment. we shall give q vivid de-
scgipton Of she base deeds and acts COM
United BY tho despcradocs thal we have
mentioned since the commencement Of
tAls exciting narrative, without giving
unnecessary descriptions, which is TOO
often practised, and often time. tires the
attentive reader. Butto resume our mar
ratrge: we .ay ruiianism was rampant.
Wall SnihiH aBd Poke Connolly were two
e. bass ~coBieierates - ever trod the face
- the esrth, They bad encountered with
nj. and Mr.. Coleman and Amt Susan
au the lemFestu0us night which we have
already described For a few moments
the rufaaBs could not console themselves
they were So eNBltaut over their uBex.
peeiei sHeeas InlmediatclE tacy seized
upon tic women gud Mr.. Coleman. 4
Gere struggle eusge3, Bat tie eousPira-
zt3u CAME oa VICTOR We've got um,
Zske, shouted WaA lhrough the darkness.
~nff Ii miJ rs good, aud bold in fast,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.


CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUEcH.-Dr. :. Ian.
drum, pastor. Preaching al eleven O'Clock
this morning, and al half after seven O'Clock
this evening. sabbath school az han eftei
FL FTRsT r'f PREsBYrEEIAN sisi CHURcH-Corner o.
Poplar and Third streets. Services this morn
ing at eleven O'Clock, and at a quarter az
ter seven O'Clock this evening. Rev r. II
FIasT METHODIST CHURCH-seeond street
near Poplar. Divine service by Z C. slater
pastor, at eleven o'clock this morning. Sub
ject: q Dissertation Of the sabbath Evening
service at half after seven O'Clock By Rev. J
ID. Stewart.
FIRsT BAPTIST CEfURcH.-Rev. q. A. Lof-
ton. pastor. viii preach 81 eleven O'Clock THIS
morning, aud al half after seven O'Clock TINS
evening. sabbath school at nine O'Clock Lnh
morning.
CgwIsSRIAyp PRFsBYTEnIAS CHURCH
Vance street. Rev. Eds. Gray mclean
pastor, breaches at eleven O'Clock THIS morn
Ing, ON Mans True Righteousness. 10,
night at half after seven on The Pfactlc4
View of ChriSt's Divinity
CHELSEA BA PTIsT CHIURCH.-Preachlng a.
/ half after ten O'Clock this morning ana m thl'
evening at half after seven, by Rev Ut heep
SECOND PREsBYrEEIAS CHURCH--gOEnei
Main and Beale streets. Rev. WIN. Z. Boggs
| pastor, Will preach this morning al clever
O'Clock, and tonight at balf after seven.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. - Union
| street. Services at eleven O'Clock this morn
/ ing and at half after seven this evening D
/ Rev. :. B. Suratt. Sunday school at nine
O'Clock this morning.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIAs
| CHURCH-Chelsea. Rev. L. G. Taylor, pastor
! services at eleven O'Clock this morning ant
1 half after seven this evening. sabbath schOo
at nine o'clock this morning.
| FIRST GOSGREG ATUOSAL CHURCH, nlor
| street. Services at eleven clock this uaorn1ns
| and al half after seven this evening. sabbath
| school at half after nine this morning.
| CALVARY CHCRCH:-COrner Of Adams anC
Second streets. This church will be opened fO
| divine service morning and evening to-day
| LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHCRCH.-keT
| David Walk VIII preach at half after tel
| o'clock this morning and at half after sever
l this evening.
| SPIRITU UALIsN.-ColOnel Hay, OF Texas, vii
/ lecture this morning at half after tel
O'Clock, at the second circuit courtroom
| corner Of second and Union street. Subjec
| Messages from the spirit World The publ1'
are invited.
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MARRIED.

TINGTON-Saturdsy morn
ing, March Is, 1873, at 10 oc2ock, at the brides
friends, Mr.. JAMES NELSON and Miss MARY
ELLA WHITIN6TOS, both Of Memphis.
Holly Springs papers please copyd
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%. o. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

rrHE officers and mes-Dcrs Of ,Szz.ss...
1 Memphis Lodge No. 6 !. q. q. r,
are notified 20 meet at their ball ~ -
this SUNDAY afternoon, at IL 'as5Ess0
o'clock to pay the last tribute of respect to
our late Bro. i. g. JOHN MCGRUER. Sister
Lodges and transient brothers, IN good stand
ing, fraternally inviicd 10 attend.
{. W. MATTHEW'S, \. G..
IoHN w. WAYNEsnrRs, secTetaEl-.
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NOTICE.

OWING TO Ny ILL-HEALTH I AN
~ compelled to retire from business,
and have this day sold out my entire interest
in the hrln Of R0gan. Selden & Co. to G. 3.
Hicks aad DR.. Zach Biggs, Jr-, OF the firm OF
Hieks, Biggs & Co. Thanking the patrons or
Rogan. Selden 4 Co. for their liberal patron
age extended 70 them for several years, and
trusting that they viii continue TO extend the
same favors to the new frm, remain very
respectfully, j. W hu0AN-
Memphis, Tenn, March Is, 1873.
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sELDEN, HICKS $ co.,
wholesale Groeers, Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants,
aas rront ssrees. Memphis. Tenn.

m--ex a. Hicks aud Dr. Zach Biggs, Jr., OF
- So, ~ TIieIxs Biggs & Co.. having pought
c,3 ne entire Interest Of Col. ,. W RogaIi,
II tl,e Arm of R0gan, Selden & Co, The ousl-
- n, 4 ~ frstiire viii De conducted under &c
49,. anne and sfyfs OF Seldeu. Hicks q Co. ~
the old stand OF Rogau, Selden Z Co, 's25 Frort
Msmphis. March is, ls7s. mhis ess
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NoTxCE.

FasHE nembefs OF the Socieia IL I'M ne E
frat eifanza Itaiiana viii meet al hen
hail tomorrow Monday morning, al s.,
O'Clock. BY order OF the President.
j. A. SIaNAIGO, President.
j. d. MOSTEDoSICo, Secretary, mh.s
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Raleigh Mineral Springs HOteI
fs0Fz1DaFfV.

fEyHE STOCKHOLDERS ln the above tafn pan
~. hereby Ir,tfel - meet a. kaietgc.
Shelrg. county. Telnsssae, e Z @ el9eA -. r
on SATuADal, March =, isl' ier u ~
pose of eiaftlns seven lii1ee ofa TO- -Aii N'.-'
Dsrv FOR tie ensuing two ears, .-
4s b. f.tA ii-,S,
President Tss3rssh a. - HoFe 70
AZ f,,rirsr.s.s. sacrsfar. fez- tAg
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OFFrcF- or THIS ISyESrORs' AID Ass0CIA-l
hon, No. Is WEST COURT 1I5-Es -,
Memphis. Tenn, ~ are1 @ -, l -
A IT a rneqffro OF the Board - D1-ec1ors OF
a the. Inventors Aid Ass0etati0n, nel4 tl-7
IAN dav Of March, 1873, a resolnlion vas
passed calling in ten lel per cent oi l5s cspl- @
and nSVsbie az this ONCE on or before March
s. ~ j. r. LANPHlEk. Secretary
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Bluff City Nursery, Poplar Street

WE offer at the lowest prices GerantH ~,
wv HeliOthorpes, Pansies.- Fuchlas, ernt'-
mas, Lantanas, Roses, etc. Healthy We
rooted Roses. y cents each, or = - PEI 90 -'
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LINE OF MARCH

The procession will assemble at Hibernian
Hail. corner Main and Adams streets, at =
am Monday, March 18th. The procession
will move. down Main street to Beale; out
Patrieks Church, where High Mass viii be
celebrated and an Grafton delivered suitable
to the OCCASION. Returning, the procession
will proceed 10 -. Joseph Convent, cOntinu-
ing DeSotO street to Madison street; out Mad
ison to Charleston avenue; thence 10 Chris
tian Brothers College, on Adams street: up
Adams street to st. Peters Church; up Third
street weather permltting) 10 LaSallette
Academy, st. Mary's and 81. Bridget 8
Auction 10 Main: down Main street to Coch-
ran Han, where the procession will partake
OF refreshments provided for them by the
Committee Of Arrangements.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors.
MEMPHIS AND RALsIeH RAILRoAD' D

MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH n-AA-aNoAD-
ONCE, NO. Madison street,
Memphis Tennessee, March -, lsI5-J
aE PROPOSALS viii be received az this
Office up to March I'd, l2 m. for the Exeava-
ton, Frame Trestle, Cattle Guards, Road
Crossings, Traek-lsying, all % be conpieted
ON or before the 18th day Of April next
Plans, etc. can be seen at Company's oiilce'
The Company reserves the right 10 accept or
reject any or all proposals.
Proposals addressed
JOHN DONOVAN, President
K. L. CeBB, Chief Engineer. mhl6