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CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRIL %, 1873.

dral at II o'clock. There woro rrca-
ont fifty clcrgy,. md sixty seminarians. bo-
sttos M numerous altar boys. Tho altars wero worry
brilliant. The Most Rev. ]. n. Bay1ey. Arch-
bishop Of baltimore, WA tho conBocrator, with
Bishop Beohor, Of Wilmington, as senior -aBaist-
mt, and Blshop Gibbons, Of Richmond, Junior
assistant, tho ney. John Foley na assistant
priost, and Fathers volz and Loo ns Doacons Of
Honor. Tho Deacon Of Masa was Fatl1or Gy-
nun. and Sub b-Doacon, Father Bartlett. Bishops
Wood, OF phntolphla shanahan, Of HARRIS
burg hlnllin, Of Eric Dominic, of Pittsburgh; /;
and Williams, Of Boston, wero present. Tho
sermon was proached BY Father Wayriok, Of tho
WAS rondorod by cighty choristors. Tho cero-
monies, which very Imposing, commenced at II
d. Ill.,, and concluded at p III.
, 1873-04-28

BARLEY Smith, Of Lima O., while removing q
portion OF bis house, on Friday laHt, WAS caught
IN such way as to oAuBo very serious intornal
Senator Whiting of Bureau County, tho ao-
knowlcagcd loader Of tho auti-monopoly move-
mont in That section, haB written q letter to tho
Bureau County Herald, declaring for Chief JUS
tice Lawrence.
Fifteen hundred singing birds OF different
yarieties, imported from Germany by society Or
ganized Tor that purpose, were turned loose In
the suburbs Of Cincinnati yesterday. Tho objoct
is to onncsticato them in this country II possible.
, 1873-04-28

Special D1spa{ch 70 Tic Chicago 1T75NNo.
LIMA, Ohio, April 27.-1t Ia understood hero
that the Lake Eric d Louisville Ilairoad will be-
completed to Cambridge City Ind, this yoar.. A
twoon St. Mnrys, Ohio and Union City, Ind, and
az soon as tho weather sottles work viii being In
earnest. The work Of laying iron botwoen Lima
and St. Marys IL progressing slowly, owing to SO
much rain. J. Il. Burgoon, Superintendent, and
z. L. Dennott, Chiof Enginoer, hayo this por-
t1on Of tho 1ino in chargo, and will roach s..
Mary'a in as short a timo as possible.
DETROIT, April 27.-The work OF lnying tho
double track on tic Michigan Central haB been
resumed.
, 1873-04-28
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 27.-The election OF Deputy to
fill tho vacant scat for this city III tho ASSEMBLY
WAS held to-day. The voto cast was unusually
large: Tho following arc the latest returns :
II. Barodet, Radical 10000; Baron stoifol,
Conservative 127, 600; Count do Remusat, sup
porter Of President Thlors, 25,b00. Tho oflcfaI
returns Will probably differ littlo from these fig
Lhrgo and animated crowds arc in the stroots,
notwithstanding q cold rain, awaiting tho latest
news and eagerly discussing tho result
Elections were hold to-day in NaraollleH and
also successful.
, 1873-04-28
SPAIN,


MApn1D, April 27.-Tho MiniBter Of Finance
announces that arrangements have been made
for tho payment Of Treasury bil1s duo at the end
OF May, ono-third In specie, and two-thirdB In
new accoptances, payable ono month from date.
The band commanded by tho famous chicftain,
saballs, has boon routed and ita loador has dis
appeared.
Capt Gen. Velardo Inns ordered the inhnbi-
tants Of country districts invaded by tho CarliHts
to abnndon their farms and houses, and rotiro
into tue city with all the provisions they can
cnHy. r:
[Ncsu York Herald Sperfal.]
MADRID, April 27.-Tho ultras demand tho ea-
tabliehmont Of = Commune, aud arc engaged il
hunting down mombers Of tho Pormanent Com
mission 4agasta WIS surrounded in tho street
BY armed mon, tho leader bearing Phrygian
cap on his bnyonet. sscerra was
arrested In tho houBe Of 8errano'a mother.
Figuerola Was imprisoned yoatorday. The in-
oreaefng fury Of the u1tras must necessarily load
to massacre AZ tho 1nonarohical volunteers aro
disposed to fight against tho execution Of the
decree for disarming thonl.
, 1873-04-28

tho first vcHael Of tho soason, loft here this morn
Ing for Cleveland. At Q p. m. she 1eached Wind
mill Point, md was slowly wording her why
through d mass OF floating ico, which had come
down from tho Upper LahcB.
ST. LOUIS, No., April ~. Tho New orleans
lines OF stoamers haYo concluded an agreement
to n1n anlicably for one year, one boat to load
at timo, aud tho agents OF both lines to solicit
freight for 1t.
, 1873-04-28

Movements OF tho Presidential Party.
DENVER, Col, April 2G--Prerldont Grant and
party reached Donver safe aud we'll at 1:G0 p. IN.
to-day. Thoy will romain hero till Monday
morning, whom tho party leave on special train
for Golden, Dlaokllawk, and Central City. From
Central City to Idaho Springs they tako private
carrlagos, returning to DenYcr OH Monday oyen-
ing. Tho proHidont will give public reception
hall, and wlll probably 60 East, via Omaha, Oh
Tuesday,
, 1873-04-28

San FRANo1sco, April 27.-Tho body Of Gen.
Cauby III expected to arriyo at Portland by
steamer On Tuehday.
Many branches Of business aro Utmost para
lyzod by tho epizootic. A fow fatal caaea arc
reported, Tho disoase is spreading rapidly.
, 1873-04-28

HALIFAX, April 27.-The efforts to bring about
union OF Prince Edward Ialand with the Do
minion Of Canada have not boon wholly defeated
by the overthrow Of tho lato Ministry. Poye tho
new Premier, has gone to Ottawa to reopen nc
gotiation8 on the subject.
, 1873-04-28

DALr1MonE, hld., April 27.-Roy. ". II. Gross
was to-day consocratod bishop Of Savannah ut
tho Cathedral, in tho presence OF ~ immonse
congregation. An Imposing procession moved
from tue Archepisoopal ronldonce to tho 0athe-
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Ey,c.:s;N!UMBER e.: 252.

b settlement In accordance with
jjpttor. Tho proposition was ac-
,,ttod to Dfatrlct-Attorney Bliss,
,.;Iopliod that tho mattors in dis.
Tally settled for tho aurn OF
t1le tlnal settlement Is accom-.
from Mr. jayne to tho effect
. Ions covered all importatlonH
\ ,tyo ycarB noxt preceding Jan.
, 1873-04-28

Bannold to m's!
tho tortnB Of T..
cordlng1y trar;: :
WHO, on hIaro )
pllto had boo]ft
a271,172 3-100:.
plniol by q lot;
tint llin inveatii
Of tho 1Iouao
1, 1878. +
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. RANDOLPH, Of the Runold Star,
is at tne Peabody.
SUNDAY MORNING the APPEAL will
contain poem written by a gentleman
ninety years of age, and during thirty
of those years daily reader of the AP-
PEAL.
VAN H. MANNING, Holly Springs
X. II. Barksdale, Mississippi; Il. +.
Puyear and J. p. Randolph, Tennessee;
H. II. Blackburn, Richmond, +. A
Dreery, New York, are at the Peabody
| hotel.
COLONEL r. B. EDMoNSTON, the at.
| torney across the street, has gone into
| the swamps of Arkansas-''the hair o.
the dog, netc. SInsiliG silllilibeES catTdntur
| He is afraid of the effects of the little
dampness here, and goes in for plunge
bath into vapOry depths. His room wa:
| deluged night before last.
THE branch office of J. NJ. Bradstreet
& Sons mercantile agency, in this city
has been reorganized. w. w. Shaw
an old merchant, and for many years o.
/ this city, is local superintendent of thC
| institution at Louisville and at Mem,
/ phis, and George NJ. Cabler well known
| to merchants and bankers, is Mr.. Shaw
] assistant. These are excellent men, anC
their selection for the places they Occu
py will prove most satisfactory, as va
are advised, TO our business community
I'D. MURTAGH, ESQ, the handsome
and thoroughly business mani of tht
establishment of Urquhart & Co., OF
Main, above Union, who has been visit
| ing the Ouachita and Red river country
returned yesterday from a business tour
Like all who are acquainted with thai
/ country, he feels confident that Mem
| phis can extend her connections in nc
| direction to equal advantage. He was
everywhere assured, by the business por.
ton Of the population, that they ar
deatly desire an early railroad connec
ton with Memphis, believing that here
they would find an advantageous outlet
for their cotton, and profitable center
from which to obtain supplies.
THE Co1rier-Jouraol says: "Cap
tain John 1. Galloway, one of the mos
prominent young lawyers of Louisville
was married in Memphis at tel
O'clock yesterday morning to Mis-
Lizzie, daughter Of the late Judge Phe
! Ian, of that city. The wedding wa.
very quiet, the only persons present be-
sides the family, being Ex-Presiden
Jefferson Davis and his wife, Judge anC
Mrs. Ellet and Mr.. and Mrs. Selden
The brides father was a man of large
political and social prominence and 0
| great ability. He was senator in the
congress of the Confederate States, anC
before that had edited one of the mos
powerful of the southern newspapers
! Miss Phelan, now Mrs. Caliaway, en-
| joys the reputation of possessing very
rare personal and mental qualities, anC
doubtless Captain Galloway has drawn
a prize in life's lottery. He himself il
recognized here as a lawyer of unusual
ability, and has fine practice. The
newly-married pair started Immediately
after the ceremony to visit Captain Cal
laway's relatives in Georgia, and viii
/ return to this city after an absence o.
| ten days or two weeks. Mrs. Galloway
will have warm welcome to her new
home from the many friends Of her bus
| hand hare
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LAW REPORTS.
second Chaneery Court = Chancellor
walker.

second Chaneery Court t. Chancellor
walker.
The following are cases set for to-day :
9Ol, Lawrence VS. Baxter; 9O2, Klein VS.
Goldsby; 904, Bean VS. Hodges; 905, Pres
ton VS. Ayres; 906, Rhodes VS. Winn; 900,
Tbiernan VS. Rose; 800, Weller VS. Rose
80. Baker VS. Rose; 9ll, Bingham VS.
Pomerov: 9l2, Davis vs. Davis; 915, Tur-
lev VS. Boiling; GIG, Irvine VS. Garland ;
9i7. ChurehWen VS. Fox; 9lS, Choate VS.
Spottswoop; 919, Cunningham vs. Burke;
922. Becker VS. BidgOod; 926, Eddins VS.
Shelby; 927, Phillips VS. Cornell; 92S,
Ford VS. Turner; 929s Kney VS. Williams;
93l, German bank VS. Bingham; 9S2,
sS2, Howes VS. Hargan; 9SS, Green VS.
Mitchell, 934, Lane VS. Burr; gS5, Sno-
yer VS. Marye; 938, Alloway vs. Roberts;
938, Smith VS. English; 939, Whipple VS.
Reid; 94l, Troupe VS. Hammondi 942,
City VS. OVerton hotel company; S4o,
Benson vs. Merriman; ga, Williams VS.
Bowman; 945, Anderson VS. Anderson;
946, Anderson VS. Davis; 947, Doyle VS.
Fowlkes; 94S, Stanton VS. sherman; 9z9,
Payne vs. Pool; 957, Williams VS. Sell
tQlc.
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ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS.
From our special Correspondent
ST. LOUIS, June 10, 1S7S.-Whst a
lesson of enterprise this stirring city
teaches to her sisters of the southwest.
An old and respectable citizen at our
elbow, it may be the verita5le "oldest
inhabitantn himself, has just been loud
in his praises of this civic namesake Of
the grand old Frenchman:
eIn 1887, sir, found st. Louis with a
DOpulation of from twelve to fifteen
thousand souls, half newly-imported
Dutch. at that. A very limited trade,
indeed. she had at that time. A stern
wheel boat or two ran up the Missouri
and Illinois rivers, and her people were
not of the kind nor the place OF the
character to induce a man to settle there.
I,ook at her. now. In little while her
citizens proper viii number more than
half million, while her manufacturing
Interests, her trade and commerce VIII be
the largest and most important IN the
limited States.u eSir,n said the an
tique denizen, stamping, by way OF en-
phasis, his ivory-headed cane on the
tessellated pavement of the grand hall
of the Southern otel, "she must and
shall become the capital city OF the
UniOni Her geographical position rel
atively to the other States,
making her the commercial center OF
the country, her commanding situation
in the great valley of the Mississippi,
the future granary and stOrehouse of the
nation, and, above all, her freedom from
any taint of sectional bias, or isOther-
NAL prejudices, enabling her to consider
the interests of the whole republic,
without consulting any pet theory of
traditionary local tint; these will, in the
end, be more convincing than the logic
of feed congressman, or the gossiping
arguments of Washington boarding.
house keepers, and nsUst force the whole
American people to TX their capital at
ST. Iouis.D So the town that, thirty
years aQo, was but OBe-third the
nresent size of Memphis, to-day claims
through her eldest Inhabitants, to be
made the capital city0f nation of forty
millions of freemen! There are whole
volumes of suggestive, speculative RTgu-
aneat COMPRESSED ia this Outspoken ana
bitiou q ST. Louis. What magic wand
was It that, waving over her bare and
stony hills, her low, unhealthy flats and
marshes, converted them, In little more
than a quarter of a century, into tie
busy bsunts Of trade and commerce, and
covered them with massive factories,
Grand and imposing public Buildings,
+ snples devoted to science, education,
IA -. and religion, and homes OF elegance
and efsl:ement? The question Is easily
sns,Uered: st. Louis did not nurse her
,,Taiudices-in fRet, had no prejUdices to
pnTse With q large and liberal spir-
= sha invited and honOred la
bor The mechanic, aye, the man
that carried the bod, or dai-
- earned his bread with the
niek and spade, st. Louis welcomed
end took bv the hand. The working
ma, man found here field where his honest
toll iacurred not the sneer Of snobss nor
tb,s contumely of shallow-brained dan
dvism. Here his life, relieved from the
social ostraeism which emblttered his
past in other cities, expanded Itself IN
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF tie United States for
the District of West TenEessee-In the mat
ter of Morris Solomon, bankrupt, before
Thomas J. Latham, Esq, Register.-IO the
creditors Of the above named bankrupt:
TIVAKE notice that a final meeting OF the
/ creditors of said bankrupt viii be held ab
the Office of said Register, in the city of Mem
phis in said District, on the 25th day or June.
1873, at y o'clock, noon, the purpose named
in the 9th section Of The bankrupt act g.
March ?, 1867; and that I have filed my IN
accounts as assignee of the estate Of the sais
BANKRUPT. in said court, and that on the sai =
day shall apply to said court for the settle
ment Of my said accounts and for a discharge
from all liability as assignee Of said estate IN
accordance with the provisions of the 5Sth sec
ton Of the act OF Congress, entitled ''An act
to establish a uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States, approved
March . 1868. u. WQOLDRIDG r, Assignee.
Memphis. June IL. lsl3. iel3
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TEAMS

These Springs are 25 miles from Athens, on
the line of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad, whence hacks viii start
daily, on arrival of trains; and G5 miles from
Chattanooga by river from which city the
fine, new passenger steamer j. 7. WILDER,
Jas. Glover master, makes two tri ps per week.
The waters Of hhea Springs are a specific in
the cure of Chronic DiarrheR, rheumatism,
and all diseases Of the Liver, ScrOfula, Etc.
Resident Physieian--Dr. J. @. Aberuathy.
Refer to Gen. John 7. Wilder, Chattanooga;
Rev. Jas Carmichael, Memphis; Mr.. Per-
For circulars and other information, address
J. G. WATSON, Proprietor,
ieI3 SULPHUR Springs, Rhea county. Tenn.
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ORDERS"

After the execution, 1 intended or
ganizing force for the purpose ofstart-
ing for Columbia, probably for Lapwai,
seeing and talking with as many chiefs
as possible while en- route. l knew that
the prompt execution of the Mo-
doe outlaws would facilitate peace.
have a tendency to quiet the Indi-
ans all through the country. The Indi-
ans all know that we have captured the
Modocs, and they will quick ly learn the
news if the death penalty is inflicted.
The achievement would result in mutual
benefit to both Indians and whites.
With the prestige the troops have gain
ed, we could do great good by such a
campaign.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GREHAN.-The friends and acquaintances
sf John Grehan are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of his youngest son,
WILLIE, from the residence on Robson street,
near Elmwood Cemetery, at nine O'Clock, this
FRIDAY) morning.
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NORTON.-At his residence, corner of Ral-
eigh road and Brinkley avenue, at II O'Clock
pm, June Il, 1873, STEPHEN A. NORTON.
Due notice viii be given of the funeral.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

FFyHE stated communication OF south o
/ Memphis Lodge, No. lis, viii be held w
this tsiRIDAY) evening, June 18Th, AVN
s O'Clock for dispatch Of business.
All n. Ms are fraternelly Invited,
BY order BEN. X. PULLEN, w. ".
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary. jel3
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Criminal Court. D. Adams, special
J1dEe.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 434, A. Clark Brewer. 450. II. W.
Berry, 5S5, Jacob Anderson; S55, Jack
Hunt; 92l, Henry Brown; $50, Charles
White; 822, Henry LuhermGni 695, j.
Buchignani. 746, e. o. Bannon, and L.
S. Morris; 683, A. Bartolomie and l..
Machletti; 795, George Miller; sol, L,
Buchignani and 6. Bonena; S5S. Geo.
Nesbett; $50, Mack Moody; SSl, Ed,
Shaw.
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BE EXECUTED

close by informing you that / have thi
dAv directed that you and your confed-
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NOTICE.
Call Meeting q Stockholders.

OFFICE aF SOUTHERN LIFE INsU-
~ RANCE COMP Any,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 2, 1873.
gy The Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company viii be held at the Office
of the Company, Tuesday, July Ist, PrOx-,
at 4 O'Clock pm. at this meeting Fifteen Di-
rectors for the ensuing year will be elected.
iea BEN. MAY, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE
AID ASSOCIATION,

MEMPHIS, TENN, June 2, 1873.
s2T There VIII be a meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Inventors Aid Association, at
their Office, No. u West Court street, from 10
am. to pm, on Thursday, june I2, 1873.
for the purpose of electing Five Directors, to
serve for the ensuing year.
ie2 JE. IANPHIER. Secretary.
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eFFICE OF
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE co.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 4, 1873.
BS- The Annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Carolina Life Insurance Company win
be held at the Office Of the Company, No. AZ
Madison St, Memphis, Tenn, on Monday,
June 23, 1873, between the hours Of 10 am.
and pm, for the purpose of electing Fifteen
Directors for the ensuing year.
WIN. NJ. BROWNE, Secretary.
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PLUMRERs.
PLUMBER,
STEAM AND GAS FILTER

IA The place to get your Water
Pipes, Gas Pipes, Street Sprinklers, Hy-
drsnts, Bathtabs, Pumps, etc, at the
Lowest Prices, mh29
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HOOPSKIRTS.
Southern KOOpskiTt and Corset
a6ANUFACTORX,
NO. sea nnA1za StreeS.

%Purchasers Of Skirt,
or Bustles will please see
that the Trade mark
Sou the rn Hoopskiri
Mandatory, Memphis,
TeDn.-be printed on the
band, otherwise the arti-
cies are not genuine. ]
recommend the trade
the Jointless Walking
Skirt, the Folding Bus.
ties, aud the veritable
French Corsets. Also,
Abdominal, Nursin e
Misses and Foy Corsets,
Linen and Silk Corsets
aDl7
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EVeniDg-CIass no. F3S.
Is, 20, l9, 6, y, a, Il, IS, g, 81, 10, -
Memphis, this 18th day Of June. 1873.
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FOR SALE.
Sale Of Valuable Lot ON Ten
nessee street.

NE viii sell az public auction, to the high
w est bidder. on HOnslay. June zS. 1873.
at ~ m-- on the premises, that valuable un
improved residence property, being lot Nc. 3
and part OF No. 4, block 9, fronting 70 feet on
the east side Of Tennessee street Cl0 feet norts
of Trezeyaut stTeetl and running back $50 feel
TO Clinton alley, or street.
TERMs-One-third cash balance in one and
two years, with interest.
SWAYNE & COLMAN,
Real Estate and Rental Agents, I75 Main st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ter Raleigh Springs.

NMNIBUSEs will meet trains at National
" Cemetery for Raleigh Springs.
H1- Tickets from Memphis TO Raleigh, and
return, 81 25, inclusive of omnibus fare.
p1- Tickets can be obtained at No. 2372S
Main street, and at the Memphis and Louis
vile depot. j. I. FLYNN. Superintendent.
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sunset tomorrow, IN the presence of the
troops paraded for that purpose, your
people and the assembled citizens of the
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1873 RHEA SPRINGS. 1873

TTHIS popular Watering Place viii be open
i for the reception OF guests
Juno Isfs 1879.
The Hotel has been rented and refurnished,
and the grounds largely improved.
A FIRST-CLAsS LIVERY STABLE
is connected with the Hotel. An excellent
STRING BAND
has been engaged for the Season. Comfort,
health and pleasure.
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While was preparing a list of those
intended to execute, a courier arrived
with instructions from Washington to
''HoLD THE PRISONERS UNTIL FURTHER
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MOrntnB-JIns3 NO ~,
u, 81, II, 80, %, G3, G6, IS, Il, - z.
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SELTZER.

Constitutions TendeBcses.-Thew way in
which different individuals are affected by
the same causes Of disease, depends upon con-
stitutiOu and temperament. some persons,
for instance, are prone to feveTs, some to bill
iOus attacks. and others to nervous affections.
In al eases where a peculiar susceptibility to
any variety Of disease exists, the tOning, regu-
lating and pr-ifying operation Of
Tarrant's EfferYeseent SeltZer Aperient
wiz be found the surest safeguard against an
attack. individuals of a bilious and cOnsti-
sort to this refreshing saline corrective, es-
peci8lly in warm weather 1t is no less potent
rs preventive than as a remedy. Sold by all
dyusgists. je4 d&w
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The Thomas Lots.

a BOUT THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
"A of these beautiful lots still on hand, and
We viii keep them open at the present LOW
PRICES aud LIBERAL TERMS Of payment
for a short time longer. All who would avail
themselves OF the present advantages must
not delay closing negotiations, for when once
the prices are advanced we do not propose TO
reduce them again. Call and get plots and
make thorough inspection of the property
without delay.
DOX0H0 & BULKLEY,
my25 SO Madison Street
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Held on saturday evening, l4th instant, at 5
o'clock, at the office of the Southern Life In
suraDce Company, corner Main and Madison
street, fol the purpose of making LOAN ON
u SHARES. A fun attendance is requested.
H. HAINER, President.
c. 7. PATERSON, Secretary.
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THEIR INTEREST IN THE BOY.
NO FRIEND,

to whose assistance he could apply.
Strangely enough, he was directed to
Jersey City station and the ticket office
of the Pennsylvania railroad. He could
not buy ticket for seven dollars, and
hainr fnld this hv
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Statement OF General JEFF. C.. Da-
Wis, Showing Up the Blunders
Of the Interior De-
partmens.
A Plain, SOldier-Like Setting Forth Of
Faets-The United States VS.. The
Authority of Oregon.
Jacks Sentence, and Reasons Therefor
Preparations for the Execution
The Event Frustrated
by Delano.

SAN Francisco, June ia court
martial convened at BOyle'scamp, June
9th, and tried six deserters, the decision
to be rendered in few days. General
Davis, in a conversation with special
correspondent Of the B1,ILetin, ,J June 18th,
orova tho fOlInVrinor St farnaut-