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Going to the circus:
More weddings on the tapis.
There arc many strangers in town.
Cash paid for oats at r. T. Watson's.
:. A little chin music In town the other day.
Major Forsse makes statement this week.
Try that celebrated Colorado -four at Wat.
sons.
The }" whippowil song' can be heard night
~.
The Mayor has . new hat. He's Grant
man.
-four at watson's.
Ovcralls are to be cut more biased this
spring. Nothing like being in style.
Save money by buying yorir -four and meal
q Watson.
Several dogs have been cancelled by the city
marshal.
Save money by buying your -four Of W. NJ.
Ciarksou.
Straw hats and busters will soon be on. Tie
bleachers are doing good business.
C. E. Faulkner and family returned from
the east last Wednesday morning.
10000 pounds OF choice Family Flour and
Indian Neal for sale by w. n. GARRISON.
Early vegetables will he rather late this sea
son.
]. E. Harrison Is to furnish the circus ami
uals with meat, vegetables, etc. x
500 sacks Of all qualities Of flour for sale Al
the bottom price At Ober, Bond & Co.'S.
Nr. Hall, formerly clerk at Tressin's, is ,
conductor on the Memphis 4 Little Rock R-R
The best place to buy groceries and CROKER.
d Salina b It watson's.
Can't. Sherrin talks Of putting up another
bsick business house this season. TX
The best ready made clothing in the marke
as tho New York Store.
Ths circus pavilions will be put up near thu
court house. -S
A choice stock Of staple and fancy groceries
lust received q Ober, Bond & Co.'S.
Twelve wagons, leaded with Colorado emf
grants, passsd westward from Salina the othel
day.
Trees costing Afty cents each, when planted
enhance tie value Of the property within ,
few yeass many hundreds Of dollars.
Coancilmaa Wells has opened up In the to
Saeso trade 1t his new business stand. TIT
change b for the better. >"&
Just fsw more OF those beautiful prints
dress goods and notions, just received at Ober
Nd II a
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Some Of our western characters have an idea
that all those who hail from state east Of
say Illinois. should have no rights which they
are bound to respect Il was only the other
day we heard one Of these characters denomi-
mating very intelligent. respectable aud high
minded man rs a'sD-n Puritanl" The pro-
fame individual was IS down on i'm" because
the Ohio man considered himself too respecta-
bic to associate with the other one. The Puri-
tan hating man knew no more about the Puri-
tans than he did about any pure thing. He
was about as pointed in his term Of repro.ch
as were the Southrons in their indiscriminate
use Of the word '' Yankee" The personnel Of
our :. hero was about Is follows: He was
lank, with villainOus, sneaking eyes; with .
breath strong in forty-rod whisky to ut least
the consistency of forty-horse power; with n
brutish. lcering, staggering look and gesture,
which would turn the strongest stomach quick
er than the surest cmetic that was ever invent
cd; with tobacco stained jaws, long and color
less hair, and teeth covered with rs much slime
as a stalactite of cavern with an easy How Of
:. done gone and :. which" and sentences in
terlardel with the most meaningless Oaths
known among the profane; with feet which
suelt worse than a pit Of carbon, and with a
body that had been irrigated with no floods
except occasional sweats. Such was the sweet
scented individual who attempted to ans,ihilatc
the Ohio man. Is he the thing to criticisc the
Puritans or any other sect:
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EueRArrox TuRxIxG-CHEAP FARMS IN
SOUTHWEST MIssoun.-The Atlantic & Pacif-
ic Railroad Company o6ers 100000 acres Of
land in Central and Southwest Missouri. II
from . to Sl3 per acre, on seven year, time.
with free transportation to oil purchasers. Gil
mate. soil. timber. mineral wealth, seooo's'
churches and law-abiding society invite emt'
sranes from al pssnes 70 this land Of fruits nd
flowers. For pastaealars sddress A. Tuck,
Land Commissiooef. ~. Louis. No.
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A WORD TO TRAvELLERs.-we have word
to say In favor of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
1t Was the pioheer line westward. and 10 the
s'old reliable" route to st. Louis. With the
which have been made during
the past year. we believe that the Missouri Pa
cihc railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest equipment Of any line West Of the
Mississippi. 1t Is the only line which runs
three daily express trains Of fine coaches and
Pullman sleepers, equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake. from the lead
ing points in the West. through Kansas City.
Setlalia and jefferson City. without change.
connecting At st. Louis with eleven different
through routes to points north, east and south.
Particular information, with maps. time Ia
bles, ETC., may be had at the various ''through
ticket railroad stations in the west, OF upon
pers onal. or written application to g. h. Bax-
ter. western passenger agent, Kansas City.
No., or E. A. Ford, general passenger agent,
st. Louis, No. dtdt
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Legal Notice.

VI
jamin l.. Wilson, part
unsier the firm name
OIL. ". 4 h. l. wilson,
riaistins,
J. NJ. Mcdowell,
Defendant
The SAID defendant, J. N. Mcdowell. IL hereby no.
titled ths he has been sued before r. H. bishop, JUS
ticc Of the peace for Smoky Hill township in said sa
Inc comfy, thst ~ ord-r Of attachment on the
18th day Of April, ls.3 issued by sid justice the
sum ef dollars and eighty CENTS that
said order Of attAchmen; WAS. on the 18th day "f April.
ISIS duly returned. And il Appearing from the return
Of the officer that no prDsry moneys, rights, cP~t-
It's or effects Of the sail J n. Mcdowell had beer
taken under the attachment, hut that IN. SAID
Mcdowell Is the OF IN interest," in real estate IN
.aid county Of Saline: that said justice Of The
esce, at the request Of TIE said plaintiffs has certified
Of Saline. whsre said action Is now pending
That said plaintiffs In their bill of particulars
Judgment against the said defendant for the Of for
dollars and eighty five e~nis, with interest
thereon from the sn dsy Of April lss al the rate al
twelve per cent ler annpm upon certain pTomssoiy
note befOre that time made and delivered TO said plain
tits by said defendant, That the following describi
real estate of SAID has been attached by the
sheriff OF said county towf the south half ~ OF The
northeast quarter "a section six ~ nsp fourteen
N range three ~ west Of the sixth principal merid-
ian.
The said defendant must answer the bill Of part,cu-
lars Of the said plaintiffs bcforrthe 9sfh day OF
true and Judgment for sad Of el - with int~rese
thereon from April and ls.3. at twelve pr cent per
aanun, vii BE- rendered and order 10. the sale o!
the attached premises 20 satisfy sad ludgmsnt and
costs. J. -. 4 b. L. WILSON,
is ~ SPIvEy 4 WnnAAu. PlaintfAs' Auorneys
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Here You Are, Stock Breeders

he Clydesdale stallios, - PRINCE GEORGE will
make the season = the ssble off, c. Terry, Gypsum
Valley.
season Tick0to %
Family do ~
For Pedigree consult "Gecrge'' I3-1m
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Notice - Teachers.
Dstss sssns~sssSs ~ svssssnsas - svsAross =
s~nwA 10 sa.lns erDsey. TO- - rs-es~a r~ss- - -
- g - sra~x 1900 h s>stss. - e<aSUss ~
Yhs lo0e ooass1oy 0eoooS uos
4 n - &C., & 3 $500 =. - AsAze~ys -
s.i.stls = vsysetsfy - nygS.. - 49,
0ues esSuAsuns. An s~ssssoss - ssrnS
3 sr.ssV = - n~sss -
aYpp1s. 49, - sasss Css~a5
aas>na- Sssassy -. te1
pOTuI To pu9 ~ ulsE.
n svsnsA,.s... = r.ss< 49,. -
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Cash MA Tor 90 m Wafsoo's.

Cash paid for oats q Wafso0's.
Dr.. Jenny started for Kansas City. Tuesday
evening, to attend the Medical Association TO
be held there this week.
Farm to rent, With . fair sissd ftsne house,
we'll, thiFty-hve acres under cultivation. one
mile fhcm Bavaria station. Call on A. h.
Rose, Sxlina.
Mrs. Powers and W. s. Lowe have rented the
room recently vacated BY d. ". Powers 4
Co. and have moved their sewing machines
there.
We learn that the dam near Solomon City
was washed away last Sunday, doing consider
able damage TO the milLsite at that point
The water was raising and the indications were
that the dam will go.@$
The new sign on the Pacific House IS an i'm
provement on the old one. Poste Is bound to
have the Pacific the best kept house in the
west, and is regulating the outside with the
inside management. Hence the many improve
ments which have been going ON in the yard
and ON the house. y
The contract for building tbe-tchool house
in district No. 8, Saline eednty, was awarded
to Mr.. John 6. Slover, 6n Mondey last. he be-
ing the lowest biddar/ The building Is to be q
frame, 2ax3O, one story, with arched ceiling.
four feet high in the clear. 1t Is to occupy the
same ground on which the old school house
now stands, near Mr.. Dorfiinger's.-
City Nescspaper.
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49,. - ss oF-sp 1922 -. s.sy. -
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m4 Z - = ~ss1pH - 49, ussSf.
- =. -. - = ~ o.aas - sesv 49,
ss~6ns - 'TNa 81
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Notice ID Builders.

Sealed proposals win te rceived for the whole work
complete for the erecsioo II the Catholic Church busd
ing, In sslina, 1t the Hnking House Of John Gels
Co.., until Wednesday, Nay 18th, Iss3. Plans and
specincsti0ns can be scea by calling 1t the Rank.
By OaDgR OF BCILDlxG COMMITTEE.
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Fymal Notice % Tar-funees.

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aAasss Coz w. kAsaSs. y
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D.seslsasss ssesss. TssssAsp 49, Aa~sse
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10, 90 GIFTS.
100000.

On TUESDAY,. July m. lsss. ~ 1Aisa orand
ON Concert. ss<<s ~ mAaaesasas e NJ sssssss-
% 1h'". T. BrAsnssts. - ansAsrts~i - sl~cid
Of sAc fEsssurc. Ter The be~eas oftr rshase Ls~ry
"f KeaiscAy. positively ed ss~suvsr.liy esa-s 80
In Public Lhssry Hall, - lsassstsIe Ny .ws-s 49,
Gfs, all cash. amounting - 81. %. vu b. sssste-
uissi by lat asnoas the tckrshosd~r. TT usssy 10
psy sii thssr sts In null b sif>s0 ~ tasa - -
siJe far 'hss Parse. ~ fStissiag cssscar sAsS.
OvvicE % fAassas' AND DsSvsns' UASH.
LoessvtlIs. NJ. Apssi :. bs1
This is 20 GRITTY ~ shsw 70 In ths fsunsv' ssd
D'ossr.' RAsk. ~ ~ s1sla u ~ tsbh llbruSy sf
Ny Five Hundred fAoaasad Doalars. .Ssrs'
hss been srt a(ast BY he Aaaassss 10 ~ IL ns 10
full. and viii b. bid by tn ak 90 ai sss ~ shss
purpose. and shks psrvs'ss oeay.
tsisnrdl Ms. vEECm C.sAtev
Oaly Assv tickets r~snsia unsoha, - NY vil ~
furnished % ths ar.s spp,a.ss u th- soovias vsicss
whsis tckets. eisi haivrs. .; ssasssrs. ~ -. u
whol~s for eco; - fss esaU, ii3 ss 81 .an s.s &s
90 FOR tkksts ard fall inssua<sisa, sV1ly ~
1hoo. Z. OsoWlOteo.
lSssss.ii~. ny.
Or A. ID LONG . CO.. sis CAsssss assss. p Lsss.
Missouri.
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Ne,p advertisements.
Notice to He6ders Of County

We are nswsayiax seslp q - e<ats, md yin do .
s3-v7 JOHN GRfS 20
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performed on one and then on the other Oare
leg admirably. which especially attracted the
attention Of young men. married and single,
and even one or two white headed veterans.
The gyrations Of the danseuse were good, the
music poor and the magic tricks toleraSle.
That some distinguished veteran in the pro-
fession Of the law dispenses with justice in
the Gypsum creek country is certain, because
sundry ponderous packages have gone there
through the mail franked, and addressed to
Chief Justice Stage. Thus the Judge, in his
retirement, while enjoying voluminous cor
respondence with the authorities at Washing
ton, can stag it on pleasurably, enjoying each
passing hour without riflle.
At the council meeting last Wednesday eve
ming. retail liquor licenses were granted to
Willis Keslsr and John Doyle; wholesale liq-
uor licenses to John Sherrin and H. L. Barnes !;
. lager beer license to Davis 4 Barneck. On
the Friday evening following. . retail liquor
license was granted to John Ryan The retail
license is still held At $500. the wholesale at
$40 and the lager beer At 500. Parties are
not allowed to sell liquer At wholesale less than
the quantity Of one quart, which change We do
not approve Of. Better asit was X
We have received = call from Mr.. rs. Suit
ton, formerly of Ohio. who has p9tehased land
up the Saline, and inseads gong into tie buai-
ness Of raising cattle and shespI he viii break
his land and GET the fed planted immediately.
and during the summer viii bring on nom the
east large number Of cattle and large dock
Of sheep. He has had considerable experience
In farming and stoek raising IN Ohio, and ex-
presses himself - highly paeassd with tie In
duceWsns offered IN tbs ssetioo Tor cattle asd
shsep. Such mea are valuable aocessioes "a
our country, with thsir insrodnetsoa ofeasesa.
took. Mr.. S. adversises Sbr ponies. breaking
r.. teams and cow foe hDedines ne.
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Notice 10 hereby zivea onpartpership hereto
fore existing befwc~n H. unessisned under the Ia
name NJ J. " Russell & Co.. WAS I'm day d,esolvesl
by mutnal consent 11ose iejeisrd % J. " Russell
Eco. viii please call nnedss-ly and sesale Il their
'G s.,ia: :hS -, ;;s ::s IN, G Egss5lL
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with other roads, the company is ena-
bled to run as usual.
Dispatches from north New England
report the heaviest rains yesterday since
1871.
Kentucky Turf Reports
LEXINGTON, October 2l.-The first
annual meeting Of the Kentucky trot-
ting horse breeders association was held
to-day. The races opened under very
encouraging circumstances. the weather
being cloudy and cool in the morning,
but bright and bracing during most of
the day. -Four races were run.
The first was for the WoOdfOrd COM
pany stakes for two year-olds, City dol
lars entrance and twenty-five dollars
forfeit, fifty dollars to the second horse
by the association, mile heats. There
were eight entries; three started. Re
sult-The first race. J. Hurst, o. T. {.
!, =, 2. 8. N. Niehels's b. f.
., l, /. John 5tubbs's bay
colt Freshman was distaneed, the hsr-
cess broke. Time-2: 500, 2;5g4.
The second race, for all ages "two.
forty" horses, 5000 to the first, $50 to the
second, In which four horses started, was
won by b. J. Tracer's b. m. Meteor, with
Nidette second and Viola third. Time:
2:39, 2:43, 2;40, 2:39.
The third race, for citizens purse of
$500, for horses that had never beaten
2:30, $3.50 to the first horse, 800 to the
second and $50 to the third, with two
starters, was won by Josie beating Lady
Alice. Time: 2:39, 2:42f, 2:3S, 2:37.
The fourth race, Tracey stakes, for
three-year-olds, that did not trot better
than 2;55 in the two-year-old farm mile
heats, the association to give the second
horse $50, was won by NJ. MeLOy's be.
Coaster, with Britton second. Time:
2:45, 2:45, 2:42.
There were broken heats in all the
races to-day. Five races are announced
for tomorrow, and the sport is expected
to be excellent. There was quite a large
crowd on the grounds to-day, and if it
is clear tomorrow an immense con-
course is looked for.
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TELEGRAMS.

Outstanding legal-tenders yesterday,
$3.50, ,476,iSS.
A dispatch from Edinburgh an
Scotch preacher.
Six deaths from yellOw-fever have
occurred at Montgomery, Alabama, in the
past fUrty-eight hours.
Emperor William is reported much
pleased with his visit to Vienna, and will re-
main there until Tomorrow.
The Fishback puddle and rail mills at
POttsville, Pennsylvania, has suspended. Six
hundred hands are thrown out of employ
ment.
A Cartagena dispatch to the London
Times confirms the report that the frigate
Fernando II Catolica was sunk through the
carelessness of her officers.
A special telegram to the New Orleans
Picdy,tHe, yesterday, reports five deaths in
sunday morning, and one death from fever at
Bryan.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Burwell, of the Repu6-
licdli, and secretary OF the New Orleans CHAM
Der of commerce, has gone TO Chicago TO rep
resent the chamber at the meeting Of the ma
tiOnal board of trade.
The steamer Lady Head arrived at
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Monday night, from
Sable island, with the crew OF the boat OF the
steamer Wyoming, which left that steamer
ago.
James Licks, wealthy citizen of San
Francisco, proposes TO the academy Of science
10 endOw an astronomical observatory, TO be
established at some point ia the Sierra Neva-
da mountains ten thousand feet above the
level of the sea. The plan is taking a definite
and tangible shape.
Josephine Brown, the notorious pros
titute who killed a hackman in an affIay in
a saloon in Louisville last week. had her trial
in the police court yesterday morning, and
was discharged on the ground that the
stabbing was done in sclf-deft nse. Brown is
said to have killed ten men before this one
and been released on the same ground
A Peekskill, New York, dispatch
says: "Later Investigation shows that six
canal-boats were lost in last nights storm,
three from the steamer Alida's tow, and three
from the steamer syracuse. all heavily laden.
dollars, The loss of life is not def
nitelv estimated ~
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DIED.

BERTOE-At his residence last night, at L
o'clock, of yellow fever, Mr.. AUGUsTE BER-
TON, in his 35th year.
His funeral will take place at o'clock this
WEDNESDAY, afternoon, from his late resi-
dence, corner Poplar and Fourth streets.
Friends and acquaintances OF deceased, and
of Charles Berton, ate invited to attend. Car
riages at residence.
DWYER-Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock,
WILLIAM DwYER, aged 10 years.
Funeral this (WED SEsDAY) morning, at IL
o'clock, from residence, on Clay street, near
Peabody school. Friends are invited.
NEWCOMB-In this city, on the 2lst inst.
J. VINCENT NKwCOMB, a native of Penge,
Surrey, England, aged 70 years, in the employ
of the Southern Express Company.
PURCELL On the evening OF the Dist inst,
Mrs. PURCELL, aged % years. LSt. Louis pa
pers please copy.l
The friends and acquaintances of the de.
ceased, and those of Mrs. McNichols, are in
vited TO attend the funeral this (WEDNES-
DAY. morning, at 50 O'Clock, from residence,
corner Hulfn and st. Martin streets.
KNAPP-At 80 am, October 10Th, at the
City lnnrmary, of yellow fever, ALDEN B.
KNAPP, in the I9gn year of his age. [Cincin-
natl and Providence (R. L. papers please copyl
HAESSIG-The friends and acquaintances
of d. H. Haessig are invited to attend the fu-
neral Of his wife AUGUSTA, from residence
on Fifth, between Greenlaw and Saffarans SITS.
INGRAHAM-At 4s2 Main street, Tuesday
evening, October Zlst, at "a o'clock, HENRY
r. INGRAHAM.
His friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend his funeral this WEDNESDAY,
morning, at l01S O'Clock. Services by Rev. DR..
White.
TRACY-On the 2lst, PATRICK TRACY, aged
20 years.
Funeral from the residence, corner of Hill
and Mosby streets, this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing, at Il O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
of the deceased, and of 7. F. Callahan, are in
vited TO attend.
JOHNSON-At the residence OF his mother.
Mrs. q. ID. Johnson, No. % Poplar street, Mr..
STEPHEN q. JOHNsoS, in the 2lst year OF his
age.
Funeral this WEDNESDAY, morning, at
O'Clock. Carriages at the residence.
WALLACE-At ClarksviIIe, Tenn, October
18th, OF yellow fever, WILLIE WALLACE, aged
II years. Madison and Aurora Qnd.) papers
please copy.l
DEGNEN-Friends and acquaintances Of
Mrs. r. Welsh are invited 10 attend the fuDe-
raj OF her son, MICHAEL DEGNEN, from his
late residence No. Poplar street, this
"WEDNESDAY morning, at 9 o'clock.
MCDERMOTT-Friendsa and acquaintance
of the late Mrs. DENNIS MCDERaol T are in
vited to attend her funeral this (WEDNES-
DAY) afternoon, at o'clock, from No. l3 Tur-
ley street.
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PROPOSALS
FOR WOODLAND COAL

OFFICE CHIEF CONMIssARY
Citizens Relief Committee lt5 Main ST.,
Memphis October l6 1878.
ss- Proposals will be received at E. ". Apper-
son * Co.'S, corner jefferson and Front streets
Memphis, addressed, " Proposals for furnish
ing Wood and Coal 70 the Suffering roor," un-
TIL Tuesday, the Dist inst, for the delivery TO
me Of SO cords good hard wood and llO0 bar
rels csal. Proposals for delivery of the wood
n either Of the railroad depOts in his ty =,
or on the cars at depot near the city, or at
the landing on the river, in quantities Of -
cords or more, will be entertained Proposals
for coal must state what it will be delivered
for in lots sufficient for the daily wants Of the
Citizens Relief Committee within the corpo-
rate limits of the city.
The bids viii be opened at L m. October 2lst.
at E. ". Apperson & Co s office, but the Com
mittee reserve the privilege OF rejecting any
ami all bids.
By order 9. V. ROBBINS.
q. V RAMBAUT,
j. HALSTEAD,
Committee.
". II. HAYNES,
Ocl7 C0mmi Sarv.
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OBITUARY.

MINER In memory of Miss MAGGIE e.
MINER, who died October 7, 1873.
Many flowers have you strewn in desolste
pathways, dear MAGGIE; many hearts have
you gladdened, many shadows dispeled by
your sunny presence. So fair of face, so
pleasing of manner, so uuselfish, so true to
your friends were GU that there is not an un-
pleasant thought associated with the menu
ory of your pure life. II earthly love could
have detained your pure spirit among us, you
had not yet have entered into the enjoyment
OF that which I" eye hath not seen, nor ear
heard, nsither have it entered into the heart
of man the things which God hath prepared
for them that love him." May the seeds that
your love and friendship have dropped into
the hearts fiowel bed springup and bear Fl uits
of kindness and sincerity that may prove
good works which sha follow you, increased
n thousand fold, to be gathered at the last
great harvest day. Yet our hearts cry out IN
their anguish, " 81 GGIE, dear MAGGIE, why
have you left u.s." Peace, be- stihr' E. B.
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Kellog's war-vessel, the Ozark
mounted and manned by two pieces OF
artillery and a squad Of metropolitan
police, left New Orleans last night for
Grant parish. It Is not known for what
purpose the raid bP- en iHaugurate'i
a winoDa paper tells US that WinoDs
i a Lad place TO get drunk" If the
place persists in getting drunk, it is n
good place TO stay away from.
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OHIO.
Result OF the Rtcen. Election for Sow
eFnOr-AlleB, Democrat,
Ahead.

Fn1ln the Cincinnati Times.
We reproduce to-day our table of re-
ported and official msiorities for Noyes
aud Allen, with revisiOns in accordance
with the latest intelligence received:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-22
To the Public.

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