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fhe Question of Enfranchisement
The People to Vote on 1t
on the Sixth Of March.
Another Vote for SenatOr--DOrsey
Still Ahead, and Almost
Sure of Election.
Street Talk and RumOrs on the
Senatorial QueStiOn--Texas
and Arkansas Railroad.

! Special TO the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, January 16.-The ques
ton Of enfranchisement, which is to bt
submitted to the popular vote, depend!
upon the counting of returns. If Bax
ter is honest, Arkansas will be free
Bowen's and Dorsey's adherents voted
alike for enfranchisement.
ANOTHER VOTE FOR SENATOR.
In the convention of the two Houses
one vote was taken, with the following
result: Dorsey u, Bowen %, Garland
IS, Mcdonald (, Snyder l. Mcdonald
has not as yet declared himself a can
didate.
The Democrats are holding off to
make the most liberal legislation possi-
bic. Bowen and Dorsey are COM
peting in good deeds to secure
the Democratic vote. Their friends
are not yet sufficiently inimical
to one another to elect a Demo-
crat. The Democrats prefer Mcdonald.
CUMULATIVE SYSTEM.
Judge Warwick will introduce bill
providing for the cumulative system Of
voting. as in Illinois.
M'vEIGH's RESOLUTION
demands a Democrat on the Election
Committee, and that the name be on it
whose seat is contested. Dorsey and
Bowen consent to get Democratic votes.
STREET TALK AND RUMoRs.
Dorsey's friends are clamorous each
day for the second ballot, but Bowen
and Garland's friends prevent it.
There is much talk among the Repub-
licans in their caucuses tonight of their
ability to elect a Senator without the
assistance Of the Democrats. Demo-
Gratis stand by Garland, some are dis
posed to vote for Dorsey, and Others for
Bowen, and when they split, Dorsey's
election will be sure. Clayton has to-
night been organizing the Republicans
for Mcdonald, and it is said he will !
unite enough Of Bowen's and Dorsey's |
10 insure McDOnald's eiec-
ion.
An EARLY VOTE ON ENFRANCHIsE9IENTI /
The people will vote on the repeal Of
he DISTINGUISHING clause of the cOnsti-
ution on the sixth of March.
,HE ARKANSAS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
The stockholders of the Arkansas and
Texas railroad to-day elected John Over
on, w. B. Greenlaw, Sam Tate, Hu. L.
B. D. Williams, D. P. Grace,
senator Clayton, J. L. Bell and Alex.
Directors. Contracts for the
of the road from Devalls to
Pine Bluff and Camden will be executed
t an early. Mcdonald was instructed
o negotiate q loan IN New York.
Western Associated Press Dispatchl
LITTLE Rock, January ia bill
rescribing the manner of submitting
he pending constitutional amendment
the franchise to the disfran-
hised to vote of the people on the
wenty-third Of March, passed both
Iouses.
Another ballot was had for United
tates Senator but without any result.
he vote stood-Dorsey ~, Bowen %,
iarland S5, Mcdonald 4, Snyder l.
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ALABAMA.
LGzed States AttOrney.General VIII
Nams's Legis!Sture-Interest 10
TaX-PayeTs.

From Ihe Selma lAla.) Times, l4th.l
The Attorney Generals Legislature
met yestNday. At the hour we write
we know of nothing Of importance that
has transpireG. Our correspondent is on
the spot, and we will have everything
Of Importance that takes place. The
present session Of the AttOrney-Gene
rals Legislature l. one that Will be OF
considerable importance 10 the taX-pay-
ers and innocent bondholders. The
lobby Is already well organized, and
various schemes are on foot for special
legislation, ia the shape Of State aid,
from small jobs involving a few thou
gE1d dollars, 70 grind gift enterprises
requiring millions Of dollars. Plum
der Is the order Of the day. and
We eautiOn the Legislature in
advance, of the mild-manuered
propositions that viii be made by men,
who do not regard money as an object =,
never make a dollar for themselves. and
who, without money and without price,
devote themselves to developing the in
ternaI resources Of States. We give no.
tice in advance that the people are tired
Of these internal jobs. Let the mem
5ers Of the AttOrney-General's Legisla-
Ngre see TO il, regardless Of party affilia-
tIpn. that all schemes to obtain the
credit 81 the state are defeated. Lewis
has +, ,Ncommended that "the taxes be
doubled. The people are In no condi-
tion to paJ> such burdensome taxes, and
tits the duty Of the Attorney-Generals
Legislature to see that all bills looking
TO that end are de.Sssted. LIST the credit
Of the State 90 down until her bo0ds
will not bring a cent in tbe dollar-tle
L. IL q. FI.ss
willing and intend 10 pay their just
debts, they do not intend TO pay q dollar
OF the debt which has been foisted upon
them by the negro legislation of the
State. Worth and property will never
submit TO such robbery The bottom
rail may be on top to-day, but we advise
capitalists 10 let Alabama securities
alOne--fOr the position Of the rails will
be reversed before q great while, and
whenever 1t Is, illegal bonds will be
wiped out.
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He had done nothing which e believed
required an apology or explanation. He
was not member Of Congress when the
act of 1864 relating to the Union Pacific
railroad was passed, and he left Con-
gress now, after sixteen years Of service,
with no more property than when he
entered 1t, save what he had legitimate
ly earned during the Thirty-eighth Con-
gress, when he was not a member.
The committee adjourned until Satur-
day morning.
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witness answered that the trustees were
acting in the interest of ali holders o
the Union Pacific railroad stock, some
Of whom had no stock in the Credit
Mobilier. The object Of assigning the
contract TO trustees was also to secure
individual liability in case of failure;
whenever the trustees of the Credit Mo-
bilier wanted to buy they made offers to
the railroad company for a certain
amount of railroad bonds, naming the
price for them.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETs.

GALVESTON, January I6.-Cottor
quiet; good ordinary, I72c; net receipts
6225 bales; exports coastwise, 9O5 bales:
sales, 1000 bales; last evening. IGOf
bales; stock, rs, 919 bales.
SAVANNAH, January 16.-Cotton
quiet; middling, 1910; net receipts. 354I
bales; exports to Great Britain. 2039
oalss; exports continent, $50 bales: sales
1880 bales; stock, II, ,642 bales.
MOBILE, January I6.-Cotton steady;
good ordinary, l7Sc; low middling. Isle
mlddilng, lS(Gl9!c; net receipts, 26l3
bales; exports cOastwise, u bales; sales.
800 balesi stock, 45, ,4SO bales.
CHARLESTON, January l6.-Cotton
dull and nominal; middling. 1870: ner
receipts, 24O6 bales; exports to the con.
tinent, lO4 bales; sales, 200 bales:
stock, 1898 bales.
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The Committee Oh Ways and Means
! on next Tuesday will consider the sub
ject Of retunding the cotton tax.
The President to-day signed the act
to amend section twelve of an act en-
titled an act to authorize the appOint-
ment of Shipping Commissioners, etc,
approved June 7, 1872.
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hISSISSIPPI&TENNESSEER.R
CHANGE OF TIME.

VIHE OX-PREPARE-DUR
Il the prevalence, Of SMALLPOX in our city
and surrounding towns, the danger Of con-
tracing the disease may be greatly Iessened,
YER & cos SMALLPOX PREVENTIVE.
II was used extensively during the period
the smallpox ragged In the Northern cities,
after having received the Endorsement Of the
physicians and the recommendation OF the
Board Of Public schools. II is 70 be suspended
from the neck. and constantly worn Where
numbers Of children are gath red together, as
at school; or In case Of persons riding In pas
senger cars, the use OF iLGannCt fail TO dlmin-
iah the chances Of Infection. 50 The Price,
Is cents places II within the reach OF al.
sent by mail on receipt of price and postaeo
stamp. STEEVER CO., DRUeS1srs,
Second and Madison Sts., Eamphis, Tenn
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UNDERTAKERS.
Notice to Young Men.

rTNHE undersigned has discovered a simple
Il and perfect cure for Bpermarorrhea or
Involuntary Discharges. the only remedy
dermining the hea tn of thousands and sap
ping the mental and physical strength OF the
country. No charge unless a perfect cure is
effected. once hours to q am, 8 20 p N.
Patent rights for sale, Call on or address
DR.. JOHN %. CAMPBELL, III Adams st.
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Mr. Houk presented a petition froul
the Board Of Trade of Knoxville 10 fur.
nish the Board Of Immigration with
sufficient means for its purposes.
The following new bills were pre-
sented:
Mr.. Kerr: To make adultery the only
cause for divorce.
Mr.. HydeT: To repeal the act author
izing parties defendant to sever.
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REAL E ESTATE EXCHANGE
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO
NE. cor. Hain aad Jefferson sts-

BULLETIN FOR THIS DAY:
V'O FAMRERS AND GARDENERS.-se
L acres Of Land, near the city, AT PUBLIC
SALE. We viii sell. on
Thursday, 3Olh OF January.
upon the premises, to the highest bidder
about sixty acres Of good farm or garden land
on the Pope tract, six miles east Of the city
fronting the Raleigh and fernando road and
AuodlYlded into two tracts of equal size
Terms easy, and announced at sale. As We are
instructed 20 make a POSITIVE SAL Z, we hope
70 have general attendance Of bidders. Title
unquesdonabie. An fnexhaustible well OF
nne water, a cabin, and about Is acres en-
closed constitute the present improvements
The entire tract j. cleared, but woodland may
be bought in the immediate nelghborhood.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
that central lot and well constructed Brick
DWsllng' belonging TO y. c. Woodward. ESQ.
al the southwest corner OF Second and Ex-
cnange streets. has been placed in our hands
Tor 1mnediate sale, and highly favorab =
terms will be offered to q purchaser. A. pri-
vaSe residence, il Is one OF the most desirable
IN the city, IN all respects. Tie lot has front
Of - ieet on Second by l4S5a on Exchange
jail ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT Il co.
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Died.

hCGEE-On steamer Belle Lee. Thursday
ness, WILLIAM R.. son Of W Y and Z a
MCGEE, OF this city, aged q years, 3 months
ana ~ days. Due notice OF the funeral will he
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TUE stated communication OF DeSoto q
Il Lodge, No. 30, will be held thisNAz
lFRIDAfl evening, January 18th, at/N\
! clock for dispatch OF business
Ali NJ. MS are frafernally invited.
By order. BUN f PRTCE " ~
X. w. SHELTON, Secretary. feI-
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE
HABIT CURED IMMEDIATELY

Ry Dr. Beoks only known and sure remedy
40 CHARGE nr treatment until cured. Call
on or address DR. J. O. BECK fIs John street,
Cincinnati, Ohio nO80dAW
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1t is thought that it will be a very diff
hcult matter for Stokes to get a stay of
proceedings, or new trial.
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The four-mile running race betwesn
Phil Sheridan and Thad Stevens was
declared of, Phil Sheridan being dis
abled.
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KELLoeG LEaIsLATrRE.

golAt DdlloL lOT OulLeO states EeOatOf
Warmoth received 30, A. T. Heron IS,
Kosier 2, Bussey 8, Blank IL. Total 50.
No choice.
KELLOGG LEGIsLATURE.
| Ex-Governor Hahn offered the follow
Ing, which was indefinitely POSTPONED 4:
I WHEREAS, The commercial aud in
| dustr1ai interests of the State are Ian
gushing on account Of the unsettled
condition, and the remedy and final
settlement by the courts or by Congress.
| can only be after long delay; and where
as, IN addition TO this Legislature meet
ing at the State House, there also exists
an assembly calling itself the LegisIa-
ture, but organized in disregard Of sec
lOn flfty-seven of an act Of 1870
and both bodies, the one meeting at the
state House, as well as the one at the
Odd Fellows, contain members regular
~ elected, and entitled to sit as Legis-
lators as well as others who have no IL
tie or right, be returned as elected.
Resotred, That Committee Of Con-
ference of three from the Senate and
hve from the House be appointed
to confer with any persons.
whether claiming to be mem
bers OF the Legislature or not. az
TO the feasibility Of an early settlement
OF the difficulties within our State with |
out the aid Of extraneOus parties, to the 1
end that there may be but oneacknowI- !
edged government, and the interests of
the state be promoted by a restoration of
tranquility and regard for law and
order.
GENERAL NEWS.
Messrs. Mcmillan and Ray, short term I
left this evening for
J. Beer, native of Switzerland. sui-
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Saturday, February S, 1878,

within legal hours, the following property
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
In the Ninth Civil district, near FishervilIe
and which is lot No. of the subdivision re.
Gently made and filed herein OF the Garrett
lands, containing so acres. For particulars
ETC., see plat in my office.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit Of six months,
purchaser TO execute notes with approved Sc.
cur1ty, bearing interest from date; lien re,
tained 70 secure same. This January It. 1873.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master
II. Clay King, Attorney faI7. 24.feI8 3
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THE
ACCOUNTANTS WADE MECUM,
FRACTIONAL MULTIPLIER
Grain Oa1ou1ator.

Embracing series Of compilations ar.
ranged in tabular form, showing UPON A
SINGLE PAGE the result of any multiplication
on all quantities from 4 to 10000, at rates
srom l-s2c. 70 90 cents inclusive; beginning
with thirty-second, progressing by six.
teenths TO one, and eighths to thirty.
Also, tables of Corn and Oats, showing uPoS
A SINGLE PAGE the value OF any number oi
pounds OF grain, from one to one hundred
thousand; the calculations OF corn at rates
from 20 cents TO 81 % per bushel, and those OF
oats az from % cents to 81 per bushel; the rates
OF each progressing by halves. For the use OF
merchants factors, bankers, brokers, dealers
IN gold and domestic exchange, and Others
engaged In commercial pursuits.
By B. F. MARSHALL, Jr., Mobile, Ala.
To those who have many FRACTIONAL, CAL
CELATIoEs 70 make, the value OF the WADE
MECUM. as 3 LABeR-sAvIkG IssrRUArEET,
viii be apparent at glance.
E8 The author n now INTRODUCING his work
IN AsmphiA iel5
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JOB PRINTING
BLAME BOOKS
Ledgers, Journals, Cash BOOEs.
PRICES Low AS THE LOWEST
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed In
every instance.
A call and an examination Of my specimens
is respectfully solicited.
q. Q. TOOE, POD,tx-.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 1875, o. R.-Ftrst Chancery Court Of shelby
county-kenneth Garrett ct al. vs.. Kenneth
Garrett ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale
~ entered in the above cause January Is, 1873
L viii sell, at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
once, Greenlaw Block, Second street. in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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IN THE HoUs

After some uninportant business a
debate opened on the bill for the admis-
sion of Colorado as a State. f. H.
Roberts opposed the measure. At the
expiration of the morning hour the bill
went over without any action, and then
the House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Consul bill, and without
making much progress, the committee
rose at two O'Clock and the House pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the Oklo-
hama Indian Territory bill.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE, OCT. "a, 1879.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COMPANY,l
Lessee hemT his and Charleston r. r.
Memphis, Tenn, October -, lS72-
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NEW ORLEANS.
Proceedings Of the Two legislature
Departure Of Senators elect for
WashlngtOn-Sulcide.
FUSION LEGISLATURE.

Ne ORLEANS, January 16.-On the
JOINT ballot for United States Senator
Warmoth received 30, A. T. Heron IS,
Roster 2, Bussey 8, Blank IL. Total SO.
No choice.
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON B. B.
CHANGE OF TIME
COMMENCING
Tuesday. October %. 1872.

TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Mail Train leaves Memphis.-...-Il. II 80 an
Mail Train arrives al phis.......--l0s5 80 IN
Express Train leaves Memphis. so am
Express Train arrives AZ Memphfs.-.-Il IS pm
junction Acc leaves Mem phis........... $50 pm
junction Acc. arrives at Memphis $50 Q. m
SomervIlle Acc. leaves Memphis 4 Is m
Scmerville Acc. arrives at Memphis 30 am
Making close connection at Grand June
uOn, Cortnth, Decatur and Chattanooga for all
points South, North and East
" miles shorter to Chattanooga, East Ten
nessee, Georgia and the seabOard cities than
via Nashville. Quick time and close cOnnec-
tions to Nashville.
Ticket ONCE, 27S Main St. and at Depot
oco0 ". J. ROSS, Sup't West Division.
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GENERAL NEWS

Messrs. Mcmillan and Ray, short term
Senators-elect, left this evening for
Washington.
j. Beer, native of Switzerland, sui
cided by hanging.
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Proceedings in the Legislature
YeSterday-The Centennial
Celebration.
Free Schools The Books and Ac-
counts Of the Comptroller
and Treasurer Found
Correct.
Election of Comptroller, Treas
urer and Secretary of State
The Governors Inau-
gural Address.
IN THE HOUSF

special to the Appeal
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BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
Is West Court Street,

- The attention of the Merchants and
Business Men of Memphis, North Misslssi ppf
Alabama and Arkansas, is particularly called
to the superior facilities of this house for exc
cutting orders for all kinds of
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-10-10
NOTICE.

To Alexander K. Thomson, Fannie Mnrc,n
Alexander u. Thomson, Guardian If Fannie
Morgan, lyscs ". Morgan. Emily NJ Mnrrnn
J--FurgUson, W-Furguson. John L. Cook
and Gc"rgiana Cnuk hi. wife r. t. Mccall
John Kelly, wuiipm b. Wilson. Dr.-Hall.T
l.. Jordan. Simc"n Hrrscy, e. b. Hoard. VII
liam Battram, phebe Mccormick. jaime. VIII
liam Mccormick, II. w. Mccormick. John Mar
shall Mccormick, Jos. +. Mccormick, Armstc,d
Mason Mccormick Anthony Plyborn. Admin
istrator of Levi Me (ormick. deceased. Arthur
VI. Williams, William c. Williams, Gcorge ~
Frampton, Ora NJ. Frampton, X. NJ Welding
ton, Guardian ofGcorge w. and Ora NJ Framp.
ton, Levi Handley aud NJ. Claris.a Handy his
wife:
You, and each Of you, will please take notice
that On the first Monday in the month of Novein-
Der, IN the year 1873, an application will be
made to the County Court of Wayne County.
West Virginia, at n term thereof to be held at
the Court House of said County un that day
Tor the appointment Of Commissioners to ascer-
tan just compensation to the owners for the
several lots and parcels Of land lying in WAYNE
County, West Virginia, between the Big Sandy
river and the line farthest up the Ohio river.
of the land belonging to the allowed named
Arthur VI. Williams, and the line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad as lately survey
ed. The said tracts of land are laid down ON
plat of said line which is filed in the office Of
the Clerk of the County Court of Wayne Cnun-
for a more particular description Of the several
tracts of land proposed to be taken. In the
said tracts -f lands you are represented To he
interested as owners, claimants or lien hold
erS.
Yeu are further notified that ut such time
and during the tendency of these proceedings
application will also be made for such other
orders and proceedings as may lie necessary to
condemn ihc said tracts of land, and each of
them, for the purposes hereinafter namcd.
The said tracts Of land, and each of them
are proposed to be taken by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, n corporation
acting under the laws of West Virginia. aud
intended 10y the said Company To bee used and
appropriated for the purpose of constructing
and using double track Of railroad. under
and by virtue of the acts Incorporating the said
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Dated September 18th. 1873.
The Chesapeake X Ohio Z. Co.
BY Counsel.
william II. IIogeman, Attorney.
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TRIBES!
nc Undersigned beg leave to inform their
neer Y, the 'h4e they
RopeweN Nursery.

puNAer Bofso'", Lawrence County. O.
reIi ~ 1873 std Spring Of 1874. the C,llowi,..
tr1h Trees. Evcrgreens. &c. '''''"'"s
as.,ss ApFic Trees.
s.aas Peach Trees.
80 War Irees-standard and dwarf.
,,sss merry IreSs-in great variety.
s.sFe hvergrccns-siN varieties.
800 Hrapes-several varieiie.
s's'9 Currants. Gooseberry. R,spherrv &c
~ above. ''' 0'S"' Auuress
sSgs5 mt & TIrpr,,V 4 COW.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

During the canvass for the Judgeship,
no one in the county took more pains
to circulate the electioneering charge
of salary grab against Judge Kib-
hey, then our whilom friend Dan,
of Hagerstown. Fearing, if he leaves
the county, We may never again have
the opportunity Of showing his SINGER
ity, and the pure and honest motives
that governed him during his arduous
labors in convincing the people that
they should repudiate salary grabbers,
we take pleasure in vindicating him,
by copying the following petition, fled
in the Auditors Office. June IA, 1869:
"To the Hon. Board of County Commits
sionerS:
Daniel W. Mason, Prosecuting At
torney, for the Wayne Criminal Court,
asks your Hon. Board to allow him a
salary of $500 out Of the county treas
ury, in addition to the salary paid by
tine State. He represents to you that
during the last Year of the Judgship
of the Hon. N. II. johnson, he was
able to make but very little in the
way of docket fees, as the records of
the Criminal Court will fully show.
Very respectfully,
'DANIEL w. MASON,
"Prcs. Atty w. G. c. G.
my salary is $500 per year. and my
docket fees for the year ending De-
December 81, 1868, was 1926, making,
in the aggregate, 1925 per year.
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An interesting time is anticipated
at the woman's suffrage meeting, next
week. Besides the discussions that
will come up, good addresses will be
made. Prof. X. T. Brown, the we'll
known chemist and able speaker is ex-
pected, and others not yet heard from
may be on hands. Mrs. Anna B.
Campbell, President of the Associa-
ton, will be in attendance. Mrs.
Louise Vickroy Boyd will read a po-
EN-, written for the occasion. Mrs.
Boyd's reputation as writer is suf-
fcient guarantee Of a rare treat.
Mrs. Emf B. Swank will also be in at
tendance, and give an address on tenn
perance. Mrs. Swank is an earnest
and eloquent speaker, and is one of
the best temperance lecturers we have.
The public are invited to attend.
Meetings free.