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MARINE.
Fort Of Chicago


schr Granger, wil1aril's l4cr, wood.
scow Banner, South unyen, wood.
sclr Guide. Holland, railroad ties.
sslr Tom Paine, Saugat.lck, slabs.
schr airsey, a1,.ztegot, lumber.
sclr h1lry, Muskegon, lumber.
Bchr Persia, White Lake, lumber.
schr Lizzie Do.k, 81. Joseph, lumber. u i,er,.,.,
Prop Nebraska, Buffalo, sundrics.
Hnlr Corona, st. Joseph, snnlrscs.
Steam bargoG. @. Baldwin, EscHnaoa, iron ores
8mr Mauitowoc. Two R!vors, Hnnlrles.
sr str Aefnn e. Sromn Msshsgsa ssksson, saSs
schr Lincoln, Holland, stayes.
shl sehF coaster tsulSs aisS' DiaoE d1cel' % WOOD:
scEr L. scoy}ilc, a1uBkcgon, lumber.
achr Potre AInske9on, lumber.
tn a1ss aseFgo Dunbar ''s1eg0n, ',,sgor lumber.
achr Peoria, Muskcgon, lumber;
6chr I. A. Johnson, hiuakegon, !uanocr'
Bchr Ida, Musltcgon, lumber
Echr Myrtle, hIushcgon. Lumbar.
Prop 1ra Chntice, saugatuck, lumber:
Darse Apprentice boy, Grand Hayen, lumber.
Schr Fashion, Cctlar River, lumber.
Prop Peerless, bayfield,, sundries,
Prop Oconto, Green Day, Buudries.
f;cow pascagola South Haven, wood.
,sehr Presto Mu7kes0la atFR1,Hi, lTa'nir; oct ..
' 30 bri ilour, 600 Dalra brooin.coEn, 500 bales
schr Ani,ie vaught, Buffalo, 10000 bu corn.
i3urk Urrhan boy, Duaalo, 70 600 hu coru..
st,nr M,IBlegon, Grand Haven, 10 br!s liquors. and
scnr Idaho. Dotro!t, 1e,s ,s3e bu corn.
Htll,f Cnrona, It, Joseph, BuAflrics.
Btlur AIantowoc Manitowoc, eundrles.
Bcow L. Painter, South Haven, 100 bu corn.
stmr Alpena, htuskcRou, s!ln!r!os
Srlr JA.ilea q. King, Buffalo 80. 500 bn corn.
Bclr Tr-Color, Holland 6U bria hardware.
Bchr lIoboLen, Kngstou, Il, 900 by wheat.
gchr Skylurk, buffalo, TO- 900 6 wheat.
schr D. r. Dobbins, 1jufralo, oo,o ,oo0 bu corn.
sclr AIears, buffalo, 20 ~ bn corn.
scllr Dasling Wave, Buffalo, QUO bu corn.
Dark Tanner DulrAio, 80 100 bu corn.
Bchr Amoskcag, buffalo, II, 900 but corn.
Ht1ur City OF Concord, OgdcAsburgh and intermediate
points, o,7s7 bu corn. COO brls flour and snn-
gchr Montgomery, Port Colbornc, 1925 bu wheat.
Helr Atlnnfn, Menomee 4,GO0 blu onta, goo bu corn
~ brls syrup, 10 hrls pork.
schr II. Il. rorew, Dnlalo, 2, 500 b1 corn.
| Dark Nins, Buffalo. 80, GOO bu corn.
schr Exchange, Marquette, b248 bu oat8, l8o bl
| corn, nil saclss bran, 16U bags feed.
| Bchr Nciwiug, buffalo, a7,0o0 bn cor,l.
| I3ark QDoudag4, buffalo, 81, 900 hi outs.
| lark Elizahuth Jones, Buffalo, 10000 hu corn.
Prop badger Htnte buffalo and 1ntercdinte ports,
a4,17o bu corn, LOLA brla Hour, and suudrcs.
gclr Thomsa dnwn nuiIalo' 81 %o aoo ai Sn r eorn'
sshr hr Gy Ge Bsor Rasstan Rhnss wea
| Prop City Of London, Collingwood md intermediate
ports, 1865 bu wheat, 200 brls flour, and sun-
lricB,
Iror Ii, T. wado Port Huron, o. 1910 bu corr TOO bra
flour, md A1ntries.
stmr Oily ii Toledo, ogdonHlureh 1a.oo3 bu corn.
, 1873-10-03

psss % ss /, s nos9 Of es % .. I
tho Entle tcralg nn1 conditions.
Loat-ayou. u noos, II.
HORTICULTURAL MEETING.
A nootinE Of Tho Executive Commlttoo OF tho
horticultural Hall tonight. Many Of tho most
celebrated florists mud iandscnpo.gardonors from
various parta oil tho Union woro PROS
out, In addition to representatives. Of
WIN held concerning tho beut planB for conaorya-
tories, plant-lousoH panting, oto., for tho l.or-
tioultural garden Of tho Forthcoming Exposition.
coLonED KNIGHTS Tr:MrLAN.
a co}ored Ortlcr OF knights Iomplar held 4
largoly.a!tontlcd ball antl banquet in IIorticul-
tural Hull tonight. Many really cxceont nd.
drosHoA worc delivered. G0ul orller prevailed
throughout.
Proceedings In tlaS Constitutional
Convcatl0Ia..A Section Adopted PRO.
ylNlalg For thu Punishment of LcgtH-
lsatavo Esribery-.ascntgntltto
RInttcrs.
Special Dispatch TO The ch'eago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-At tho Constitutional
Convention today. John Price Wethorlll, Of
Philadelphia. moved To 20 into Committee Of
tuo Whole OH tho following section, offered In
placo Of the thirty-sixth, stricken out yesterday:
"That no Stato ofllco sllall to continued or cro-
ntcd for tho inspection OF measuring OF any
merchandise, manufacture, OF commodity, but
any county Or municipality mny appoint such
officers when authorized by law." Agreed to
1ons, Go; nayH, 20.
aIr. calvin, ,oi blair, moved ogointo Committee
Of tho Whole to add Tho following amendment to
Sec. l5: "Excopt Judges whose salaries may
ho increased" !" milking tue section rcad TINT no
law allal cxtond the torn Of my public officer
or incroaso or diminish his Balaly or omos-
, 1873-10-03
MICHIGAN CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.

Special Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Oct. 2.-The corner-stone core
monies prevented tho Constitutional Commits
sion from transacting much buHinoss to-day.
They considered the articlo on tho judiciary
somewhat, aud struck out tho clause authorizing
tho Legislature to require the opinion Of tho
Supreme Court on pending measures. The
clause limiting tho number Of Judicial circuits
was struck out, as likely to occasion ombarrass-
ment with tho Increase of population.
, 1873-10-03

bark City at 11nl1no aclra Typo, Ann Groycr Iinr
q. A. Ktng.
PASSED DowN-rropa Colorado. I!oga, sheridan,
btluo Hclra I. Das, ralcoior, Join u. Merrill.
NINi-South,
1)Erno1r, Ort. 2-Evcnng.-rAsaEn :Dows Props
plabiry, Huntington, Vicllna, md bargcs Fred X.
Ke 1y, Jaran, Huron ti'y.
IAHsEo ur--prop lay City, Saitna.
WtNp.-Suutt. -
, 1873-10-03

woro In good elnand, ut III, advance Of ho on wheat
to Buffalo, an1 lo for do to Kingston. oharcra for
To Kingston 100 waH paid for wheat. The elurters
wore 10 Dut!Alo-rlop ". H. Tweed, wheat nt BSo
soi,B and r, N. Foster wtleat ut eNc aehr ItcdwlnE
corn ut T. rtop Aonaa eSrn 4 ths% to rr Msw @ x9Is
aul Florida, whuat ut l6v 10 Uaw.go-prop City Of
Tolcuo, corn OIL priyate terms. To Er!p-prap rhll-
derllia, whcat through. 10 Ssrnta-Pr0p Montgoln-
cry, corr, through Total H. Capacity eal to 2o5 QUO
bu wheat, o,00O bu corn, alssl 1000 bn aaroy.
, 1873-10-03

That norton Of tho City Of Baltimore de-
stroyoa By tho great liro In July lass tH being
rapidly rebuilt and, Us III generally the ca1o u!l'
dor similar circumstances. tho buildings are ct q
much bottor class than their predecessors. TAiH
Ia ono compromising result tor disastrous t1os'
, 1873-10-03

L. Wnttzcn-" Now Virnnn -. erausa
t. Nccucc.oss Of tho ororn n"............. .poYer
q nong-o9rnea no!o; Woilt
g. Nazlrkn :" linn Hermann
o. C9nlnp-" III tho Born "...,............... pefko
Conductor, Elottoart Hoffman,.
, 1873-10-03

It will DO noticed In prcston Kean Co.'s card, IN
another column that They are receiving checks a1'l
drafts on Now York md other cities, East ald West,
fur conversion uto currency, an receiving tue BaMo
on deposit ~ usual, froll those who Gun 'se hae
funds.
, 1873-10-03

An EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.
Specfat DispatcA to Tie Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA Out, Oct. la Hovero shock Of
earthquake wns yesterday folt short distance
from this city up tho Gutiloau Valley. It lasted
nearly iorty minutes.
, 1873-10-03

DErno1r Mich Oct. a.-pAHsED Ur-propa Ann
Cralg Fountain CITY. Jarvis Lord aud barge, Java !:
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Gin House Burned.

We regret 70 learn that Mr.. Geo.
Boliver's Gin House, slill, and Cotton
Screw, were burned ON Tuesday afternoon
the 4ll inst, cause not known.
Mr. Elvin Buzzard, who was superin-
tending Mr.. Boliver's business was in the
lint room, and was very badly burned; we
hope not fatally, Mr.. Hilliard Hook had
to leap from an upper window to save
himself.
Several bales of cotton in the seed we're
lost. Mr.. Boiiver estimates his loss at
$25oOOo
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with intent to XIII. Not guilty.
State VS.. Sam Dickson, s, malicious

with intent to kill Not guilty.
State VS.. Sam Dickson malicious
wounding Of Hogs. Plead guilty.
State vs. Larkin staley, assault with
intent tosrapo Plead guilty ofassault. /
ssato.Irs. Henry Smith, assault with
latent to kill and assault aud battery.
Guilty.
State ys. Joella Cannon, assault and
battery. Guilty. s4
State VS.. H. w. Cooper, arson. No
guilty.
State rs. Adam Miller, arson. Not
guilty.
The Court of Common Pleas was
opened the Monday following. The an.
nexed civil cases disposed, of viz:
McGrew VS.. Hampton, Continued.
Hubbell ct. al. VS.. Courtney ct. al.
-Under-appeaLt Supreme Count.
Weeks ct. al. vs. Crowmell. Struck
off.
Moore ct al. vs.. nIcGrew. Continued.
Hughs VS.. Antley. struck off.
Jcfcoat vs.. Riggs. Continued.
Gates VS.. Zeigler. Discontinued.
Ransdale VS.. Mount: Continued.
Keitt VS., Funderburk.i Transferred.
Keitt VS.. Boliver s'l
Pearson VS.. So. ca. r. r. Co. Con-
tinued.
AS an illustration Of the Intelligence
and impartiality" exhibited by the Jury
Commissioner and his able corps of as
sistants, in the drawing of Juries, we
would mention one Jury impalhellcd to
try criminal case. On the retiring of
said Jury, there was difficulty expert
enced i'll obtaining some one to act rs
foreman, and write the verdict.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Tie Cotton Factory.

a [.
We learn that the committee appoint
cd to report en saleday, on the fcasibili-
ty of establishing Factory in the Coun-
"; deemed it advisable to hold no meet
ing at that time, OH account of the
striagcncy Of the times; fearing (and
very properly too) that a dalnper might
he thrown upon the enterprise, in con
sequence Of the depression existing in
business circles.
The Committee will hold meeting
on the last Saturday in this month, the
25th inst, and it is hoped there will be
a full l5attendance. \
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
FOR FOR SALE.

VHHE Subscriber offers for sale the
III well-known, Plantation "McCunt's
Villa, situated i'll Orangcburg County,
fifteen miles due east of the Court, House,
on the five notch Road, containing seven
hundred and fifty-seven acres, more or
less, with the privilege Of two hundred
acres more, recently conveyed to my son.
The latter place having on it Il single
story dwelling, four rooms, one fire place,
kitchen, stable, barn, &c, and about
twelve or fifteen acres cleared land.
n On the larger place is -. ----.,y-----.----
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"A Horse! A Horse my Kingdom"

Asad but complete specimen of
skeleton, with enough of animal life left
to propel its shattcry frame about at n
SLOW gait, is to be seen OH our streets,
cropping where it may find grass. The
hidesis lacerated with ugly sores, and
thelpoor horse is on its "last legs" If
the beast has al owner it appeals in its
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16

rn- Sooner or later all will be forced to
admit, that manual labor cannot COM
pete in quality of work with machinery,
and none arelso blind as not to notice
the great rcductionin the price of an ar
ticlc, as soon as machinery is adapted
to its manufacture. No line of goods
have boon more favorably, affected by
skilfnlly made machinery, than Doors,
sashes, Blinds, DC. All of the improve
nents in this line are used 10 get up
stock for Mcsscrs. l. H.iHalI & Co.,
Charleston, S. G. Agents for the best
roofing and lining, Asbestos Felt eve9
used. Send for price list and circulars. !
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0rangebnrs Mail Arrangement.

Northern, Western and Opens. Closes.
charleston s! lt..!. 1904 NJ F.3O a. NJ
Columbia ....,. . a. NJ. 10 4. NJ.
Office hours from q a. NJ. to 5 p. NJ. Sundays
excepted. sd
Persons wishing Money Orders for the North
and West and for Charleston, must purchase
them tbs, evening before i'll order to have them
get off the next morning.
! sst'ftasrt''s ilsieW. l.. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16

Jail Breathing.
We. learp'that ON last Sunday after
noon four prisoners succeeded in break
ing out of Jail by wrenching out one of
the window bars, with the h.lp ofa table
leg.
Who is to blame for this ? Was the
Jailor rcmiss in his duties, or were the
window bars too weak? The Court is
now in session, and doubtless Judge
Graham will give this matter his attcn.
ton, and prevent recurrence of this
oft repeated offence. 9S
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Weathe. Reports.

Mr.. w Williams, our Post Master
has received neat frame, to be kept in
front of his Office, on Which the Weather
Reports of old Probabilities will be daily
exhibited. 'fhis is the result of an ar
rangement between the Post Office and
War Departments, and is designed for
the benefit Of the Agricultural and Com
mcrcial interest Of the country. These
reports arc to be furnished to all Post
Offices, having daily communications
with the larger cities n 5
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Circuit Court.

The Court of General Sessions was
opened Wednesday, the 9Th day Of Oc-
tober, instant, Hon. r. i. Graham, pre-
siding; Malcolm i. Browning, Esq.
acting Solicitor. The following dispo.
sition was made Of the criminal Calen-
dar:
State VS.. w. A O'Cain, obstruotins
highway. Guilty.
State VS.. Nelson Barton: burglary and
larceny. Guilty.
State vs.. Robert Price, murder. No.
guilty.
State VS.. Martin Yon and Susan Yon.
murder. Not guilty.
Staet vs. Rodney Shulcr, petit lar
ccny. Mol pros.
State VS.. Calcough and Edward
Glover, burglary and larceny Struck
off.
State vs.. Martin Murphy, assault
with intent to commit rape, Not guilty.
State rs. Wade II. Read, assault with
intent to Kill. Not Guilty.
State vs.. Thos Alexander, assault
and false imprisonment. Not guilty.
State vs. Henry Bush burglary and
larceny. Plead Guilty.
State vs.. Laval Paulling, burglary
and larceny. Not guilty.
State VS.. James Cannon Sr., assault
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Wc rcrr"t to report the death of Mrs.

No rrrr"t TO report the death Of Mrs.
Sal'ry, he eStimahle wife of Major john
snll"y "t1our County. So recently in
the vignr ofhealth, and now the inmate
"i,thr tomb, wc can hardly realize the
sad event To the stricken heart ofthc
husband VIC prohar unftigncd sympathy
in his bitter bereavement which occurred
on Monday last
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16

dumb misery, that he should be reminded.
that the horse once did coed service, and
3ai little feed would denot kill him nor daiiss:
age thesowners reputation for keeping
poor stock. Don't turn tho old horse:
out to die. ssl' G
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Church Services.

Baptist Ch,ircll--Scrviccs every Ssbbatli (p.
.;lEat i, a. M, and at a, 7. NJ. DIR. i.
ID. 9urham, Pastor. As t4si
Rfesbyterian Chnrch.-Scrvices at II A. NJ,
md T. M-Sabbatl School ut 81 A. NJ
l'riyer meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. ]. u. A. Brown, Evangelist
y, Church of the Iedccpner tEpiscoral)- Sab
ln'l, School y'As us Is
Methodist Churcll-Scrvices at II A. NJ.
and q +: NJ; Sabbath School at 0 AZ M
Rev. f. Auld, Pastor
Lutheran Churcl,-Sabbath School at o A.
Drs A. Dqptzler. Superintendent 4
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Mons. Berger,
Surveying.

Sec advertisement of Mr. S. r. Melli-
champc' Surveyor. Mr.. Al. thoroughly
understands his business, and any one
needing his service, can depend upon hav-
ing the work well done.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
Cotton :

Has been coming in freely during the,
past week. and considerable amount
was sold for 16 cents, but prices have,
declined considerably for the last day
or two, and we fear the effect will be to-
cause planters to hold back, at time,
when it is of the utmost Importance that;
the crop should be in the market. 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
NHHLH4 M I'm,

II WILL SELL one of the very best Turbine
GIRcGLAI s.Sw MEL MELT for rsii 81 .oaa X cash cash.
The Wheel and machinery, lately cost So 900
and is now in full oreration-will saw from
five to ten thousand feet of lumber per day
will also sell 1900 acres of land, near Buford's
Bridge, on the Great Saltkahatchie River, OH
reasonable terms.
Address ALFRED AVER,
Bambcrg, $. c.
sept. 20 1873 81 At
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NOTICE.

vHNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ssi!t.
III ing umdcrthe style of II. II. Ahlrich & Co.,
for the purpose of carrying on tile SIiinsie and
Stavc business, is this day dissolved by nlaieai
consent BY the Withdrawal Of r. ii. ,AliIrich.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Nj. A. Bland
II, II. ALDRIGfI.s
nj. a. BIlAND.
Oct. 2, 1873 3s sc
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y TIE 81 ORAN 10 EB III RG 5II ElS.
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81 IN ANaERIiRG 9 n nnr 1a 1871 80

gSg- Mr.. KIRK RopINsoN is authorized to
SOLICIT and receipt for advertisements ausl subs
2eripti i6ns to the Times. St i
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u Il
+. V. Dilble Esq, having been ap-
pointed DEPUTY Collector U. s. In,ur-
nal Eesnurc for orangcburg County
requests us to state for the information
Of persons dealing in Liqror or Tobacco
that the law requires the payment and
posting conspicousIy at their places Of
business of stamps Commonly called
license) before commencing business.
rlantsrs rayingI their hands in Liquor
or Tobacco are subject to the tax.
Violations of the law render parties .
S'liablc to leavy penalties
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16
TERMS OF LEASE.

IN Payments made on Lease riH apply ts,ers,,
tie purchase Of the Instrument Eodittdf. g ~
Pianos rmincl at
$50 to $500 S75 advance, ss255tnpontfIy.
523 to GOO ~: 75 advance, go nsenthly.
G25 10 40 100 advance, 40 nsenthly.
O,yuns r;hiued at Gtis8Vft5
Sl25 10 200 {: SO advance, Sio;mon,hly
81 to $50 {: 40 advance, 15 monthly
500 to 500 !: 30 advance % nssnthly.
RslS Parties who offer satisfactory Security
can pay for instruments in notes ut q 9, %, aiii
u months timc
Call and lind ont other Inducements offered
in both Time and Cash Sales, from
KIRK ROBINSON, '''
Aeeut for Ornngeburg Colinty,
may %, 1873 IA IL
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White Laborers

Can find employment by applying to
Pr. M. A. Bland. See his card.
,3l,f.u - - -
Mons, Berger,
The well known dancing master is in
town, lie can be found at Mcroney's
Horse Lost.
d.1Mr HIN. Hutto, advertises the loss
Off valuable mare, at Boiling Springs
Camp Meeting. Address him at Gra-
ham. T. o.
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.rToWN DIRECTORY

b Maypr- Joab w. Mosclcy.
CIerk-T D. Wolfe. G3 isSiss3
\ Trc.lsurel--B Williamson.
Hidsamen- Henry Washington, J. +. 1Iar-
.1eys s.Bs lliamson, u. ID. Wolfe.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-10-16

1 i you want 10 get the hest and cheap
d est rcady-niade Spring clothing, 90
to McNAMARA'S.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-25

man hs was looking for. the chap
lhatTeported the speech. Perhaps the
captain has him by the collar aud pre-
senis in close proximity to his bread
tray seyen-shooling parrot gun.
which his victim gaEes at Ia fear, anu
underneath. with the word Amen" over
them, are two rousters from the steamer
City Of Vicksburg. who have kindly vol
unieered TO carry the Spread Eagle on
board after he had finished his big sugar
talk. They have shouldered him, one
at the head, and the other at the feet OF
the orator. The latter, however, finding
that he has the largest, the loudesi
smelling, and the heaviest part Of the
body calls for help. when the entire
crew OF the boat rush out. but not being
able TO master the situation. the derrick
is rugged and tho infants feet are hauled
aboard hand over hand, one by one, and
hoisted up to the hurricane deck, where
they may be seen next Sunday morning
at the elevator. The picture, now ele-
gantly framed, may be seen by any St.
Louis friends Of the parties who got it
up, if those friends will visit Memphis
and find the speech reporter-it hangs
over bis desk. and remains there until
Captain Riley claims it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-25
Personal.

Mr.. }. G. Londsdale, sr., left to-day
for st. Louis to attend a meeting on
Monday week of the General Agents Of
the st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
Company, and on Thursday next to cast
the votes of hundreds Of policy holders
in the election Of a Board of Directors
for the company.
Captain Billy Ward, of the Auditor &
Office, Mississippi and Tennessee rail
road, returned yesterday from Hot
Springs, Ark, much improved in health.
Uncle Tom" well.known Raleigh
lite, will give a barbecue at the springs
on next Sunday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-25

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