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near at mana
ist. PAIS-KMLER Is the most certain cholera
cure that medical science has produced.
ID ALLES > I.rSG BALsANI is a sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma and
all Diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs
Sd. PAIS-KILLER will cure Cramps or Pains in
any part Of the system. 4 single dose
usually affects a cure.
4lh. ALIENS LUNG BALsAN will cure that ter
rible disease, Consumption, when all 9TH
er remedies fail.
5th. PAIS-KILLER has proved a Sovereign Rem
edy for Fever and Ague and Chill Fever;
it has cured the most obstinate cases.
9Th. ALLEN LUNG BALsASG contains no Opium
in any form, and is the best expeetorant
remedy Of the age.
7th. PAIS-KILLEK as a liniment is unequaIled
for Frost Bites, Chilblains, Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Sprains, sc.
sth. ALIENS Lung BALsAN-MOthers should
keep it on hand in case of Group.
9th. PAIS-KILLER has cured cases of Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia after years standing
10th. ALIENS LUNG BALsAM has been before
the public a period Of ten years, and in
that time has become known throughout
this and large sections of foreign eoun-
tries. 1t has found many rivals, but no
equals
Ilth- PAIS-kILLER is purely vegetable prepa-
ration, safe TO keep and TO use IN every
family. The simplicity attending iis use,
together with the great variety Of diseases
that may be entirely eradieated by it. and
the great amount of pain and suffering
that can be slleyiated through its use
making it Imperative upon every person
to supply themselves with this valuable
remedy, and TO keep il slwas near st hand.
18th. ALIENS LUNG BALsAN Is largel, indorsed
by Physicians, Druggists, Ministers, Pub
lie Speakers and the Press-alI OF whom
speak Of 1t IN the highest terms. and re-
commend its use in all cases OF Coughs
and Colds.
Every housekeeper should heep these two
valuable remedies st hand with them, TO use in
time of need. Many an hour of suffering and
many physician 5 bill Will be saved.
Directions accompany each bottle.
j. y. HARRIS s. Co., Proprietors.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Medicine Dealers Generally and
for Sale by
NELLY & PYBAS. Jackson, Tenn,
NJ. ROBERTS 81 Co, I"
DIR. j. f. NEW ron. ~ 4"
PENDLETON & KEITH, "
Z. p. DUNCAN,
SCOTT q BRO, Humboldt.
mar 1-tf.
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SMITH & LYoN.-Mobile is reach
ing out her arms for portion of
the rich trade of this section, and
has wisely gone to work through
the medium of the press. Messrs.
Smith & Lyon are well known Gro
GERS, and have for years enjoyed a
large patronage along the line of
the Mobile road, as far up as the
Ohio. Mr.. Jas, Hart, a gentleman
of tact, integrity and enterprise, is
now partner of this firm, and his
extensive acquaintance in this sec
ton will divert large part of our
trade to his house. Mr.. Hart pass
ed up the road a few days ago, and
has already received quite a number
of orders to all, which will be done
at the lowest rates.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

I am now offering for sale about one hun
dred and fifty (Ij0) acres of land, which
will sell altogether, or in lots to suit in 10
or more acres Any one desiring a small
farm can get bargain By calling on me
JNO. c. NJ. GARLAND.
AucTst 2-9D1
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PUTTY, WHITE LEAD, LINsRED
OIL, TURPENTINE, VARNISH, COL
ORS and PAINT BRUSHES, cheap for
CASH. Don't be deceived but go and see
for yourself. BE means what he says
Jackson, Team, Feb =, 1STS-12m
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Drug Store for Sale.

A splendid assortment of pure and fresh
Drugs, Chemicals Stationery, &C., cheap,
and on good terE1s.' For particulars
apply at the Wing and Tribune Office to
Nav 3I-tf JNO, T. HICKS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-13

B@- Upon the matters of State
politics, the GAINESVILLE Tobacco
Leafs hsad is about level. That
paper justly and wisely deprecates
any discussion leading TO a proleng-
ed split or permanent division in
the ranks Of the opposition to radi-
ealism. Give Us peace in our own
household, ct least.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-13

SPECIAL. TERsI or SUPREME COUBT.
Ordered that special term Of the
Supreme Court be held at Jackson
for the transaction of the law and eq-
uity causes, on the Memphis dOckets,
commencing on the first Monday of
October, 1873. At the regular term
in April, 1874, the Court viii give
preference to the business of the cir
cults outside of Shelby county. For
the greater dispatch of business,
the court deems 1t proper to notify
the bar that there viii be but one call
of the dockets, and all the rules of
the court for economising time IN the
trial of causes will be rigidly enforced.
One section will hear the law causes
and the other the equity causes.
By order of the coHrt.
JOIN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
TooI~oora Tenn EaT,f Eth 1874
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-13

The JACKSON DIsPATcH-Is the.
name of a large, handsome and
neatly printed paper by Messrs.
Worrell & Parker in this city, which
made It's 6rst appearance before the
public last Friday. 1t is a patent
outside" but the general appear
ance, and the edi torial and mechan-
ical appearance of the "inside" are
creditable to the editors and pro-
prietors. No editors name is an
nounced, but the editorials are we'll
written, and full of spirit and ener-
gy. Success to the enterprise.
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County superintendent Spe-
cial Report.

JACKSON, Sept. 8, 1873.
JNo. N. FLEMING, State Superintendent:
Below is correct Tabular Statement of
the Scholastic Population of Madison
County, as reported by the Clerks of the
Districts, showing the number, color and
sex, first, of those between the ages of Six
and Eighteen, and next, Of those between
the ages of Eighteen and Twenty-one, on
the 30th Of June, 1878.
BEN. r. CAMPBELL,
County Sup't. Madison County.
Scholastic Census of Madison
County, 1873.
BETWEEN SIX AND RIGHTFFN
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Fine Farm for Sale.

Mr.. Phillip Aston desires TO sell bis fine
FARM, eight miles West of this City. 1t
contains Two Hundred and Fifty acres,
highly improved, well watered, and is
located in an excellent neIghbOrhOod.-
For terms, etc. apply TO Mr.. Aston, on the
place, S. Il. Brazieton or J. W. Ander
son. aug30 I'm
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

AIRS. PHIBBS VIII open her School for
Nl Girls and BOYS on the LIST Of October.
Her system Of teaching is the same as that
taught n the European public schools, which
Is acknowledged 10 be the very best method Of
imparting thorough knowledge Of the Eng
lish language N all its branches, and when
generally known, cannot fail to be appreciated
BY an Intelligent public. whose patronage she
respectfully sOiicts, For further pr rticulArs
apply al her house on Lee Street, formerly oc-
cupied BY Col. BufOrd, East Jackson.
jackson, Sepsember eth. lSs3-4t.
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u. T.. T.. y.
Our neighbors from the country
should all bear in mind Bliss Cheap
Cash Store. ap10wtf
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Those persons indebted TO us on old accounts
and notes, VIII be expected 10 come forward
and settle by the LIST Of October, or they viii be
called on officially.
6ep6-sW. j. ~. PAAkhh co.
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The Fire

Has burned up many Doors, Sash, &C.,
but there is a large stock OF DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, IEe., at
R. w. ANDREWs,
No. Market street, and he has them fer
sale. Also
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of J. NJ. Parker & Co., is this day
j dissolved by mutual consent. There viii
be no change of ofiice or warehouse but the
cotton business VIII be confined as heretofore
by McCutchen & Lawler.
j. NJ PARKER & co.
Jackson, September Ist, 1878.
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No Cholera at Knoxville.

Ep1roa ME,nPHs AvALAScHE: In be-
half Of the East Tennessee Uniyersl-
ty, please allow me through your col
umns to assure the University cadets
from the various counties IN West
Tennessee that there is no cholera in
Knoxville, and that they VIII be as
safe from its attacks here as at THEN
several homes.
Very respectfully,
HUNTER NICHOLSON.
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 8, 1878.
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SIX AND EIGHrEEN
WHITE. coLoRED

" A"'li' 4D"O i'"' ~"0o lA9-1lIfoo 'oIV l'0oo
BETwI EN- EIGHTEEN AND TwRNTY-oNE.
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A CARD.

That is all they do at Bliss Cheap
Cash Store, to continue selling cheap.
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For Rent.

August Ppm
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HERE!
Itq w. m DHb u ~ sSs
Contractor and RuiIder.

If YOU are going to build house,
/ -, 81 COO
The sun., 1873-06-24
AN EAST SIDE MISTER
The Death of Dr. Joseph r. Popper Of Finh
Sirett-A sunday Night tRii.

At half past 10 O'Clock on sunday night
Dr Joseph L. Pepper, Of 537 Finh street, went
from his office 10 make professional visit. lie
did not tell his wife the whereabouts Of the
patient, but said that he would return In half
an hour. Nothing unusual was thought Of II 10y
the wife and she soon fcl asleep, but was
awakened at O'Clock Yesterday morning 10y
loud raps IN the front door. ~ume present.
ment oi danger seized her, when she opened
the door. nr. Pepper stood there alone. lie
was unable to suraN. hut pointed up Fifih
stree, toward Avenue A. his wife looked ul
the direction indicated and there saw two men
turning the corner NJ rapid Gait
Dr. PupIer Wa conducted Ia MS once. TIC
was seemingly under the influence of liquor.
In a short time lac recovered cousciousness aud
said: MY ear hurts drcadiullN, at the same
time holding his right hand toward his right
cur. He suggested that lie might do him good.
pruVcurnt In the doctors condition became
apuarent. aud he died Yesterday morning at
half past o'clock, blood having previously
been discharged fr IN his nostrils
the Fifth street police station YESTERDAY morn
ing and Informed Capt Walsh that Dr Pepper
was seen talking with several men shortly aft er
r. O'Clock on sunday night near Avenue and
tifth street, ana that soon aiterward he Was
found lying on the sidewalks in front of ~ Avenue
4, apparently intoxicated. lie was recognized
bN two citizens, who carried him to his home.
There were no visible marks Of violence on his
person, tut II Is believed that he was drugged
bV the men with whom he was seen cunNcr ing
Coroner keenan, has euipanellcd Jury and will
hold an inquest over the remains TODAY.
Hr Pepper was born IN bohemia. was Al years of
age, ordinary height. and had pleasing appear
ance. lie leaves two children, both girls one
quarter years. His practice was extensive on
the east side, principally among the Germans
The sun., 1873-06-24
rnE norsIN 1nn cry rHAAI PARK.
The Dcmnrd tor Down Town Bath- and nal
Grounds tor Youths who Work.

TIL" boys met in force last evening on
the steps of the city Hail. The President, John
J.Joycc. read petition sgncl 10y 3;n Influential
citizens. advocating their rights. lie said that
the del In the prescntation II their petition
arose from Mayor Havcmcycrs app intlur and
Disappointing. unth at last n WAS impossible
for him to- and the right party To- - to. lie
ur.ed upon every hoy tu stick close the q ~l-
ciattun. " u4c objects werc to provide place
for members ont Of employment to secure
more public baths that would Toe open to q ter
hour. and -,.our" fnr them places Tor hIl-ulaN-
iuy down town. Charles Berliner, Nicc-lIe-i-
dent. said that judge batls had refused 10
~i.n the petition lcfuin- and cat-calls and that
Char'e~ \. Dnua. saying he WAS once hu',
had Willingly signed II. ICnccfs. That he had
Engaged a hall on Fast Fourth street. where
Temperance meetings were held, and that next
thursday evening he hoped they would all meet
there.
A Buy-Wc amt temperance men.
Next followed discussion ou the design Tor
"a badge. to consist of a rising sun, a hall and
bat. with ." T. l'lurihns tnum IA n legend aud
" iloys' Protective Association" IN the back
the Initiation fee to be twenty-five ccnts. and
ten cents NecLiy dues. Al the conclusion II
the meeting three ruustng cheers we're given Tor
IIIESUN.
The sun., 1873-06-24
cHIEF M1rSELL'S BOrQUErS.
Two Of the Brautio- Goug to Ncw jersey To
Ornament the FreutOn Prison.

ON Thursday evening a stranger Called
AZ Whites express Office and left an order for
the wagon t. call the next norning at % Jersey
avenue for some trinks. By mistake the ex-
prcssman went to l0l, and did not get them.
The gentleman who lives at "a went home ON
Friday morning, hi- family hcns in the coun-
try, and was surprised 10 find the household
furniture in a state of confusion. Bureau
drawers were ransacked, trunks forced open,
and the furniture hrukcn. lie heard voices ia
the upper part Of tie house, and instantly sum
moned the police. Thereili the burglars sprang
oui IF the back door and were pursued over the
iruces. one was arre, ,ted, lie de.cuued hiln-
self u, JdIues Anderson. On his y, son wds
found loaded revolver.
Gtot that the three bur-lals nad packed several
thousands u dollar worth of good, IN hy'
Ihe Two orher burglars when they saw that tney
Narc closely lui9ucd, ran mao "a dNrllIlc, nm
rrVulNcTS iu their hands they threatened 10
snoot the inmate. ~ tiieN made any ouicrl'.
Iuey ESCAPED 10 New York. Capt. hrliolncY
went a. the Mulberry street police station and
tu!d Capt. 'lnrly a'p!l mo nur5iar ana ae-
-criuru the iu-uvc~, Detective J'r. .lni'h Ma
honey -.ul i.n .c knew wa" tue lnlriltrs We're
aud with t4pt. Mrliurncy he searched thr l'n ir-
tc,n.h ward on Sal urdal night but without
YESTERDAY the detective arrested in Grand
Stree, near lizaGetn. lirooklyn johnny alIIs
James lu"Cr-, an cX convict ana burglar.
Ur VA l.lI IN the Mulberry street police - a.
ton. On his person Mas luudd some OF lhr
MESSING pruDertI tlaii an hour later the de
trrtItt arrested james Murphy, alias liNernool
JAcA.a Ncly desperate and Dad man, in ElIhl-
nctn street, ic y Hester. ON his person were
"a i.l lcd revolver. which he had stolen In Jers"y
city, aud some valuable jcWcly. Capt Mciiur-
nrl idtutih'd th,n "a, the outlaws VINO ran nv"
Tue dwelling with loaded reYulycrs and threat
eiod to sil,"It the inmates If they made any
NOISE. BON Of tucm were heavily lroned, aud
ia a close carriage were tlken before Superln-
tendt nt Matsel. who ordered them to he TAX en-
u court to-day and To be held 10 await arclul-
sitinn from the Governor oi New Jersey. The
READ nainc Of the burglar arrested IN Jersey CITY
T. James flaherty. Each one has already served
brooklyn Johnny has been out of prison only a
few months, and sOme nights ago nred tive
shots AT "a man IN Grand street. Liverpool jack
/ has just done ave years time, and has boeD out
4 oiIly lew Sg,.a<s
The sun., 1873-06-24

DODD-w -wALTON-On wcdno sday. June II, by the
Rev nr Putnan. Jesse \. DOdi to 5. Fannie Walton.
all Of Newark.
-McLEAN,-On Thursdav, June 10. by
the Rev. Dr. y :. le lass. VIM. u fnlconrr TO Maggie
C. Mclean, niece Of the Rev Dr. T. :. DE ass, both OF
New YORK city
brides parents, Ia Philadelphia on the 18Th lust ny the
Rev Francis Goodwin of Hartford, Conn, James j.
Goodwin Of New York 10 Josephine Sarah daughter OF
j. Is. Iinptnrntt, FsI.
ATCH-wHiIoCK.- Thursday. June 10, At tho
residence Of the brides mother by the Rev. j. &. Me-
serve. thas. l.. Hatch Caroline r. Whitock all OF
Bruoklyn.
KRhis-BOTLTF New York ou the 10Th inst,
Prot John Kraus, of the Burcau of Education, WASH
ington, u. g.. to Maria Boclte. daughter Judge h..
Boelic, Dr. Jur. Of Mecklcnhurgh, Germany.
MILLS tOitNING.-A At the Disciple church. IN Men.
tor. OHIO. on Wednesday af'crno9n. Mm 2. BY ,9c Rev;
j. ". Dugram OF puuesvs. MIR WIN. W, Mills OF
Ncw Nor& cas- 10 Mits Lzaucth H. Corning OF Mentor.
Ohiu.
Nt'NN-TH NYtR.-.At Christ Church, BnRhanIton.
y by the Rev. pr. HiichcOck, Lau.s IrcdWcll Mum
OF Ncw York Miss Hattie T. Ihsycr, daughter OF Dr.
q. Y. Ttaycr Of lNrs haiutOn.
NOE-t1. t1.AWSDN.-O1 Wcines iav. June u, at the
Calvary baptist Church. by tho Rev. Il. e.. McArth
assi-t q by thc Rev John buNlng, y. D., rccr Y Noe
10 Mar TO- daughter u Albert ". CluNsOn, ESD all Of
tnts rtv.
sYLVEsTER-Mo MoshER.-on saturday, June a. at
81 Johns church. Ntrck IT,, ~ the ltcN. W. II. CVoAe,
Horace I. SylNeter and Ada Mushrr.
The sun., 1873-06-24

were also remarkably free from gossip, and
nothing OF special significance has transpired IN
any Of the departments. Prices at the opening
were generally firm, but were soon succeeded by
a dropping market, which resulted In the hnal
trade In touching the lowest points of the day.
Union Pacific, Western Union, OhiOs and Lake
Shore reelected the larger business, but the gem
eral fluctuations were moderate. and ranged
from Z to u cent. in the decline Attention
Is invited to the comparative table annexed for
the extreme changes OF the leading stocks. The
total number of shares dealt In was very SMALL
aud amounted to only 50,3t, OF which Union
Pacific represented 1850; OhiOs. S,4OO; Western
Union. 300; Lake shore, 5,7j2; Pacific Mall
$3.50; Erie, 8.eo; New York Central, 2i1O;
Delaware. Iackawauna and Western. l20l Rock
Island ll'O; Northwestern common, Wp; ~.
Paul, i@O; the preferred, 2UJ; Panama. Hn; g. G..
and L. Co 800: Boston, Hartford and hrie' @o
ST. Joseph. 100; and Wabash. 1p.
The gold market was active at lower quota
tions, and the volume OF business during the
morning was large. The special activity was oc-
casioncd 10y the fact that the Secretary OF the
Tire sury had authorized the prepayment ON
the 18th inst. of the July interest without re-,
bate, hut this was this afternoon 50 modthcd
! that the interest on tine registered bonds WI
not I've paid until the 2Sth inst, because the
schedules cannot he completed before that
| time. Tie opening price was ll5h, after which
! 49, was reached. with subsequent de line to
! ll5. The market after midday was very sluggish
/ until just before the close. when much activity
/ was impaired to the dealings, aud the price
quickly ro.c from llj5 to 49,, with nnal sales
/ at lljs.
! In gold loans the ratcs paid for having bal.
/ anccS carried RANGED from 81 u cent. ana
| subsequently at = and 2, with final negotiations
/ NJ fiat, = and 3 = cent. The total clcaring' 81
anccs 81 Ss Ss and currency baliuccs t2tTohj. Tho
SubTrtnsury redeemed a. called bonds and yait
out IN coin Interest on the public gcnt s5Vn Nh,h "a
win previous disbursements maee tec totl paNmcnmts p1 a.
of tic May Interest up to cate tlo''"S" lhriohoNhk
|
The sun., 1873-06-24

MoND.y, June ~ FtoUu ANp MEAL Flour
OF Wcstofn sh'ppins. 81 bbls. sid At ss,5@so 3.
southern aud i Louis ~ m.dcra!c demand M!uu,
s" W. sa@e' SI.''sas sie sns WWs.,T, W,.,cT
'prSs Se MA 's ss T' ea' ds '' ,Ga5e "s'r cI
a. ng r, TSs .Snrns sAtTs asir.s and qs@sg &c.
CITY trade and FANNY hrand-, tNstln southern
nakCrs and fanny brand 'ti. - :, at T@ rn
meal Wotcrn, &c. $50. $40. BraudNwlue, &C.
GEo'rHrs-Tlc coffee market was fairly sctvc from
scc9oa sAadT "a IA 'ss col 80, h@s y, nc'HSnS g at
and molassos quiet susars du notlng done to-day
at skc. Tor clsy,d and - for centrfugsl Refined
CorroS rnc market for cotton on the spot quiet
ag9atons unenanErd. M,d9ng uglindt 2c. -nd 5a low
port, - for consumption aud 10 for ,prcuiatol For
Sales II u. bales closing, by onica repori, at ~ a. for
Jn> :. 'lec' i1r Ansns ~ .,,or Tor sgp'snn'I j. :,
ocmher. The idwrpool market Was reported quiel
PEovisi1Ns-TorG Nas quiet sales. S5o bills at flt75
for new iuess ia a johbihs way, and 90 tor JuY'
Western long clear, and .@7. for ciN de, Cut meats
generally quiet snlokcd hams sold AT lsl5ca py Ned
Al sTc snG cicar hccs at loc Lara wls iury sri W.;
prime Western iqr JuN, s-lsr. for Au-i'l, aud ,l6c
25t Gc for state ana sseic }or good 10 PRIME Wcsi.
.rn Ch,csc IN fair demand, al lS4s87c for eood to
.Gg,!S Wnca! .more firmly held sales - ooo hush at
tl5lwtl52 l.r M!Nankre snilng 1@tssl'' l'I iowa
,Ili for common spring tio0 for ~int red W'stetn
active, aud hrnler salrs $3.50 bush. at ss.1!te. iol
steamer mtNrdj ru naked, 5y@e'c' Tor diy, ana &c.
et" bush NJ S~ailc for inferior il@ a. e: for ir 90
s%@a s"ss Ms1%rS be a Ssn gicr '@ al so & 'Or "'
,,srN6iirs rlroeulg Va, gu.rt, hut steady r,eucd
s .t' N huiE EGsn wac dun al i3s. Tor s'rhged
Splrh t4rprnlnc So d to a sall tAteui 9l ihtc "a.
9sc IN c4sas' WAiskty huier AT $50. Irclshtr fair
sbpmtuls of chrcse t.s; b'con GJs grain to tors
iororders 9sggS ad ria vessels Win petroleum III d
The sun., 1873-06-24

PRACrICAL am FoR cUBA.
Madison County Nep subscribing Liserp Nv
IN" Cause Meetings Held and cuban
Aid -orirtV OrgantZed.


1Indi-on County Men subscribing Liserpliy
10 the Cause Meetings Held and Cuban
Aid -or,rtv OrgHn,zed.
A meeting OF warm sympathizers in the
Cuban cause was held In Peterboro, Madison
county, y. V, on. saturday. The meeting re-
suited in the organization Of society To be
called the Madison County Cuban Aid Assoca-
,ion, with the following officers Dr. A. ".
Holmes, President: Dclos W. Cameron, T.. Is.
WouduIAn, John y Woodbury., vice Presidents (;
Gcrrit ;. Miller, TGeasurori james ). Stewart,
Se retarv.
The officers will co6perate and send all sub
scrlptipn- IA aid OF the Cuban cause Ia the New
Ao.k committee, the members of which are
NJ euel de Al anna, Gen. Thomas Jordan, and
the Hon. Charles 4. Dana
This Is the urSt practical step that has been
taken outside Tho city to aid the struggling
C.tlun,. The result / due In a great measure to
the porSonal cNertions Of the Hon. Gerrt Smith,
who has subscribed liberally 10 the fund, and
O. ed the meeting. Mcssrs. Aldama, EcheverTiI,
ll,laro tirncrus, Francisco ArIeaga, ana Gen.
Jordan " re present.
Nr. Al ma and Gen. Jordan, in reply 20 the
iuu.uric- Of many Interested persons composing
tnr meet iug, cNulaiucd the present eituatIuu Of
Cuban affairs, the hopes and wants OF The
puriu's, their prospects Of success, and the
Suanialds. The spanish force Of upward ot lul,-
ESQ men tud eighty vessels OF war mad been IN
able f. eubluc thc tubailS, and were now disOT-
Eaui4cd and disncar, ened.
ln SUNDAY a still lar-cr meeting was bold In
Tia, town hall OF HeterbOrO, whicn was also adj
liberal ,ubScr ptipn list was ua'e mp, headed Nv
the Hon. Gcrrt smith, The mCouus adjourned
O.. reasonable al CandstOta, Madison county, on
July H.
The sun., 1873-06-24

The sale OF lots by Jere. Johnson, Jr.. Oh
staten Island was satisfactory The attendance Ns-
large and comprised unusual number Of small we'll
known DEALER. The bidding was prompt and spirited.
the results would have doubtless been better hut
from au impression prevailing among buyers that the
views OF tie owners wcre too high Niuciy ysevcn lots
we're sold Tor 9u average ~ $50 per lot. The prices
ranged from slN 10 tifh The aggregate wa tltAti.
To-day Jcre johnson Jr sells TIE remainder oi tho
lots aud fronts ia Mr.. nilCkWes new suburb Al
Great Seek. II isa steamboat cNcurson, ana u large
HttrrdanC" T. expected.
Germans viii nc especially Interested IN the sale OF
lot 10y Jrrr. johnson Ir, At llyd Park on the Long
Island l;allruad ou wednesday,
Among private slis We note four lots southwest r.
ch lDts EIchtNthIrd street. running through tu
Eichty.fnurth street, west OF Ernth avenue, y ,ss