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, 1873-01-12

--Conuec.ed with Mr, spu1geona .ahtH
School, in London, is Bihla class' ~ tsu uSacs
Mrs. Layinia Harkness, which erEols W. ~: :.
aud has an average attendance Of sa;Js,s3 os3
Many Of them a1e mz.ria;l, aud = eonaa''''': 4: {
number bring their babies With them s.,,&
, 1873-01-12

We do as he suggests. In the shadow of tho
hedge We walk closo in front OF the heated L.
borerB who, sitting or lying on The hedgs-bank,
are eating unattrsctivo looking dinners. I scan
one face after another, honest, bovine, English
faces: I have seen q hundred Thousand faces
like each ono Of ths faces now before
mc,--yory like, hut the exact counterpart
OF none. We arc getting to the end OF tho row,
beginning to feel rather ashamed, though inf
nitefy relieved, and to smile at my own expense.
look again, and my heart suddenly stands still
and turns to stone within me. He IL there--not
hand 's-breadth from mo Great God how well
have remembered his face, oven to the nn-
slightly smallpox seams, THO 'eaa5ged 1oekg, thc
gr1nning, shut mouth, the little ely, base esesl !
He is employed in no murderous occupation
bread, nnd fat. cold bacon with a clasp-knifa; ;
but yet have no more doubt that it Is he--ha
whom Eaw with q crimsoned sickle in lis
stained hand--than I hare that it is who am
Btonily, ahiyertngly, staring at him:
obas ehess7 ns ss xaes !. TaS sson h rsa
Bradshaw and all his 1abytinths! Are you sat-
isfied now? Good heayens!" Catching sud-
den sight Of my face) "How white you are!
Do you mean 70 say that sou have found him at
last5 Inposeiblal"
"Tes, have found him. answer. in a low
and unsteady toue. "Iknew I shonld. Look,
there he la-close to Ia, the tLi1d from tie
end" =
! turn away my head, unable to bear the
hideous recollections and associations that the
sight ot the man calls up, end I suppose that
they both look
**Are you sure that you ara not letting your
imagination carry you avay?" askB ho, pres
eutly, III a tone OF gentle, kindly remonstrancc~
" As said before, these fellovs ere all so much
alike; they hn7e all the game look OF debased.
equaid cunning. Dpligo me by looking once
u gain, 10 as to be qcita sure"
obey. Reluctantly look Il. hin once ngain.
Apparently t1camin.; a"ase .llas le Is tie object
Of our notice, he lifts Lis small dull eyes aad
looks bacl =. Tie. I: il tie sa1,o f2ce, they sse
Ehe sa1ue sses tha. t1tusi frou the tlu1.dered
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Az borrowers we shOnId Pay eur
Debts, and Not Attempt Repu-
diation In any Form.

EOVToRs APPEAL have read WIN
close care and attention the many artl-
cles published in our city papers on the
subject of funding the State debt, ana
although politically allied IN tne past
to those who now oppose this measure,
I confess a candid acknowledgement OF
the emptiness of their arguments. 1t IS
a deIusion for men in public position to
try to evade their just respOnsIbllltles.
OF a measure of finance, the true stand
ard is. not the measure for relief, Dut
does the public good require 1t! NOW,
what is the true condition of the peo-
pie of Tennessee to-day. What is the
true condition of all our southern States?
I answer, then are q nation Of OoTT0t0-
ers. War, with its devastating lnflu-
.enees. literally broke the southern people,
and to-day the true problem for our pup
lie men to solve is, how to recuperate our
wasted energies and build up our country
again. How shall the people, of our state
more particularly, build up again 1.-THE
fabric of a broken State?" * single
word is the key which opens this dead
lock. and that word is-s'lnoney." Ten
nessee is burdened with a large public
debt. So is every people defeated 10
dividuals, cannot pay her debts. 1hen
what does she need? Simply time. On
what conditions will her creditors give
the time? Simply on condition that she
puts no dishonor on her own obllgatlohs
Now, what say the large capitalists o
the north and east, the men who holG
our bonds, and also hare money to te'td'
Be honest with your debts already pas
due. and then we will know that we car
buy your bonds, and lend you mor'
money. Now, what has our Legislature
l-SolOps wise beyond compare-said Il
these creditors (? We will not pay th'
| interest on our bonds, neither will W.
| give YOU new bonds for it, but-aOe aDdft
| to borroU some more money. SO thi
| nation of borrowers repudiates it
! honest debts, and has the shame
! faced hardihOOd to ask her creditor
still to lend her more money! We mus
! build more railroads, says the APPEAL
-ah railroads made the north rich
and Memphis will be grand metropolis
and Tennessee become in agriculture
and manufacturing wealth the Pennsyl
vania of the south Build railroads
on borrowed money, of course; but VIII
/ will lend the money? Let the WIS
financial editor of the APPEAL appl,,
the lust rules of fair business dealings l
these propositiOns-refi seriously upO
! the manner IN which we treat the cap
talists who already hold our stocks an
bonds, and then let him stop the cry tC
! more railroads-at least until we can re
gain credit enough to borrow the none
to build them with. MADISON STREET.
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MEMPE4Iss TENN MONDAY. MAY 19. 1873

fact which it might otherwise have
lacked the discernment to perceive.
a dispatch from San Francisco last
night gave a very incOherent mass OF
what was Intended to be news from the
seat of the ModOe war, but not worth
the space it would occupy in these col
umns.
Broekhaus, of Leipsie, is to publish
new contributions from Goethe's manu-
script remains. Two volumes Will con-
tain the scientific correspondence OF the
poet from 1872 to 1882. The third vol
ume will give his correspondence with
the brothers Humboldt during the years
1795-1S32-
The Hartford CoTdnt, having thor
oughIy cOllated the facts, concludes that
no engine can run more than sixty miles
an hour. It adds that some of the fastest
runs have been, twenty-six miles IN
thirty minutes, from Springfield TO
Hartford; eighteen miles in twenty
minutes, from Meriden to New Haven;
fifty-four miles in fifty-eight minutes,
on the Boston and Albany road. One,
at least, of these trips was made soleiy
against time.
An impulsive young man in Water
bury, Connecticut, sent his girl
piece of sheet music entitled
I az will meet you at the
beautiful gate.U Her father saw the
piece when she opened the package, and
after daubing bucketful Of tar over his
gate. quietly remarked to his daughter,
aHe can wait for you if he wants to, but
YOU won't either of you lean on that
gate if tar will keep you off" That
Young man now sings, "No little one 10
meet me.n
All honor to such herOism as CORE
spOndent of the st. Louis Globe records:
III know a woman who lives in a coun-
try village. With a heart and brain
alive to better things, she
stays there, and dayafter day, year aftel
year, takes care of an idiot brother, and
for her reward has only vacant smiles
and meaningless gibberish. 1t is such
half life, you say, it is vegetatingi you
could not live so. Well, perhaps so
i But I imagine that it is a sort of vegeta
Il tioE that will bloom out grandly in the
sunshine of a second Iife.n Really, any
thing that could be added to story like
/. this would be Improbable, If not fat.
Mrs. Louise Chandler MoultOn write
to the New York Tribune that she frs
met Mr.. Greeley soon after his return
from his foreign tour, and asked him
''Did you find the English lords an,
, finer gentlemen or better statesmen thai
:; our oWn?D expecting an indignant dis
| claimer. But he answered thOughttully
trYes; in some respects L did. [ dom
Z believe in such a system, but there's n
I denying it does breed gentlemen. w
l have as well-mannered men among us
no doubt, but they are few in number
2 and there is something, too, in bein
brought up to craftsmanship. No, ou
e American politicians, as whole, wOul
E not compare favorably with the Englis
6 house of lords.u
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Pile. Mr.. Brooks, we are confident,
will not believe that the majority
of the people are lacking in graft
tude to him for his sacrifices and no.
BILE contest to secure their rights,
last year, because they viii now be dis
posed to maintain Governor baxter
for we do know that there exists an ar
dent respect and regard for him, for his
sacrifices in that contest, that nothing
can prevent from being properly reward
ed When times are propitious. II he
was honest last summer he was working
for the people, not for himselfi and now
if this revolutionary proceeding would
be to put in Office not Mr.. Brooks, but
lieutenant Governor Smith, who re-
eeived fewer votes than Baxter, so tar as
Brooks is concerned il would be a. mOsl
lame and impOtent conclusion.
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SALISBURY.
The Weather and the Crops - Inc
Chances for Cotton - The Cat
erpillars.


SAULsBURY, Tenn, May Is, 1873.
This has been, so far, the most unprom-
ising spring 10 the farming class, within
the recollection of the writer. The
weather has been 50 cold, even up 10
this date, that one has TO keep his heavy
clothing on; and the nights have been
remarkably cool, greatly to the damage
of cetton, making it look yellow and
sickIy, and, in fact, in many places,
cation is dying out 10 an alarming eX-
tent, and the end will be that planters
will not have anything like good stands.
In many places farmers are plowing up
and planting over entire fields, and as
far advanced as the season is, cotton
now planted will not yield half a crop.
Our planters, early IN the spring, tried
fo nIaut the whole country in cotton,
and. in fact, there is more cotton plant
al This season, by fully one-third, than
/ last aud. as a matter of course, there is
Droportionately less corn planted. We
! have. Ia a manner, no wheat crop, as
| We pould not spare land 10 SOW it on, for
cotton Is our ambition and heaven. 1t
is thought by not few that this crop
viii convince our farmers that they
! shoIIld not trust their all in king cotton
a0ain. but, on the contrary, endeavoI
he produce their own supplies at home
and devote Che remainder Of their time
/ ~ fine culture of GottOng for it is by nc
means advisable to quit raising cotton
=, soIo: but 10 that extent which pru'
dsnoe and reason dictates. There is just
~ nllch money to pay for cotton any
49, and therefore two million bales
will bring as much as four, or twenty
aa,,ts can be as readily realized out o
! sn1ali crop, as ten cents can out of {
| is1ga ona. and now let as at once cur
teii % cotton and bring it into It's propel
limits. The eaterpillars, which havI
,1Eovad so very destructive for the las
month. are now diminishing, and it il
honed that in 6 very short time, thel
NAV be no more AMONG Us forever.
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nAsoNlC FUNRRAL NOTICE.

special communication Of Kilwin- a
ming Lodge, No. Sn, will be held this/VN
tAIoNDAYD afternoon, May 18th, at O'Clock
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF our
laie brother, RICHARD A. P1EsoN, OF Pontotoc
Lodge, No. 81, Mississippi. A prompt attend
ance is desired.
All MN IS are fraternaIly invited.
BY order of k. CkElohiON' !" ~.
LOUIS CzAPsKI, Secretary. ayiy
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Notice of Dissolution.

ss- The partnership heretofore existing be
tween II. B. Martin, c. W. Frazer and W. p
Martin, under the style of II. B. MartiR & Co.,
Lumber Dealers, etc, is dissolved. Parties
having claims against said frm will present
them at the office, S6S Second street. myl7
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COCHRAN his residence, No. 1872 second
street, at 1920 O'Clock last night, Mr.. NJ. E.
COCHRAN. Due notice will be given of time
and place Of funeral.
w ArERs-Sunday. 18th inst, at O'Clock
N N, MAGGIE. infant child of John and Mary
j. Waters.
Frisnds and acauaintances of the family
a., tpxiied to attend the funeral. from their
residence, No. 60 Jones avenue, this tAON-
DAY. afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. -,Z.
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PITTSBURG, CAMEL,
MT. CARBON, SHOTWBLL
AMI OTHER GOALS.

sr fyicient to meet all demands for one year
from date: and to guard against any and all
accidents that might occur TO the same Dy
holding il afioat, we are yardlng IN Jhls clty q
SuTr- Sj0ag. We shall keep afioat large
1eet OF coal for our steamer trade, nom Whlch
we shall draw to meet city and cOuEtry con-
sumnfiOn ylntIl the winter sets in, when we
shall commence on our stock In yards, which
Will be sufficient to supply ali demands anu
guarantee moderate prices until tne runs OF
coal in the spring of 1874. 80 .
we are IN receipt of the following lows OF
cnnl flIs s1nrinp at Memphis:
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EXPOSITION BUILDING,
FRIDAY, MAY 23
MAMMOTH BABY SHOW

commencing at four o'clock. TEN COSTLY
PRIZES, contributed by Messrs. w. G. Byrd,
q, IOwenstine & Bros, Menken Bros, Joseph
Coll, $. Vendig and Lou Leubrie, which are on
exhibition at the establishments OF the re-
spective donors, to be awarded to babies as
follows:
3 Prizes for Babies of year and under.
8 Prizes for Babies of years and under
8 Prizes for Babies OF years and under.
And one Grand Prize to the handSOmest baby
under three years old on the ground.
Judges TO be selected on the door.
Admission OF babies ffee.
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Tne Latest French News.

PARIS, May lS.-The president hs.s
APPOINTED NJ. Casimer premier MINIS
ter of the interior; NJ. Tourton minister
of public worship; NJ. Beranger minister
of public work, and NJ. W addlngioi
minister Of public instruction. OlIe5
ministers unchanged. 1t is expected
that on the meeting of the assembly M.
Perier win move the postponement OF
an debate on questions OF general policy
until the territory is evacuated by the
Germans. The Messenger de PdTis thinks
ne president has come victorious out Of
tJ,e crisis. and that with the
ministry formed of, or, at least, rest
mo upon the left center, he
may expect to see calm restored. The
merchants are dissatisfied with the ap-
pointment Of Nj. Perier. At a meeting
of the members of the right, yesterday,
speeches were made appealing to the as
semblyEto act with energy, and rescue
France from radiealism. It was re-
solved that the first business TO come be-
fore the assembly would be demand
for an explanation Of the policy of the
new cabinet. That If this should prove
unsatisfactory, then an effort should be
made to force the ministers to Teslgni
/ and finally, that the party will not hesl-
| tate to overthrow President Thiers II he
refuses to renounce his trimming policy.
The Congressional Excursionists In
I
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PINsoN-The friends and acquaintances OF
Colonel r. A. PINsoN are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from Grace Church, this
(MONDAY) afternoon, at So O'Clock. Ser
vices By Rev. DIR. White. Carriages at Peabody
Hotel at 3 o'clock.
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NO COAL PANIC
Possible in Memphis
This Season.

xuTETAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w 10 the citizens of Memphis and me sur
ronnding country, that we are now in receipt
Of and have under way, stack OF
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the shops were burned. There were be
tween three hundred and fly and four
hundred freight ears, mostly loaded,
standing in the yard, all of whTeh were
run out and saved, excepting eight cars
loaded with lumber. The total loss II
estimated at two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, fully insured. The
origin Of the fire is notdeinitely known
me Latest French News.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mASONIC NOTICE.

g.,HE stated convoeatiOn of Memphis g
Eoyal Arch Chapter, No. 80, will be- ~
held this fMONDAY) evening, NAVY
18TH, NJ ~ O'Clock, for dispatch Oh oosllles'
All Companions are fraternally inNited.
w. s. MATTHEW'S, M Il. H. 4.
JoHN W. WARD, Secretary. myl9
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stockholders Meeting.

- the Nep,phis Wood Works will be held
NJ their Factory, June p 1873 at o'clock pm.
mvIa T. J. LATHAM, President.
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won are hereby ordered TO attend, in g
Y F4TTciTJr DRESS, a special cOnciaveXX
of Cyrens Commandery, No. X. T., at ~
ASYLUM. No. 2g4 Front street, this MON %
evening May 18th, at N O'Clock, ior confer
ing the Orders Of the Temple
Visiting Sir Knights cOurteOusly InNlteu;
nv command GEO. MELLERSHi T. Y.
ii WELLFR, Recorder pro TEN. mylb
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AT DENIsON.

DENIsON, May 1S.-The excursion
nartv arrived here at four O'Clock this
morning, after run of two hundred and
twenty miles from Ninita. w. X.
woodward, general superintendent OF
tbe Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
road. has had charge Of the party from
Vinita, and will transfer them TO the Tex
a. Central railroad at this point. The next
stopping place viii be Corsieana, one
hundred and twenty-seven miles below
mere, where the party will change ears
on account of break of gauge in the road; /;
thence they go to Houston, where the
state fair will be visited, and where they
will meet various committees from Gal
weston, who viii act as escorts to Gal
x-aGtOn
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1-T,I-5,,,- h, an I-ar1e ......... 44UlfU
Which will be more coal than Memphis viii
consume in four winter months, and Wh1cn
we snail not break into before November Isl.
We are now prepared TO supply any ana al
demands for coal at market rates, anu JDlhk
we can guarantee perfect satisfaction as re-
cards quality, price and promptness IN nlhng
orders. .
We take this opportunity to thank our nu-
and respectfully solicit continuance OF Ihelf
DgfrOnaee, and also that of consumers gener-
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Texas Welcome to the Congress
sionaI ExcursiOuists Railroad
Works and other Property
BurHee.
Uorrible Death on a Railroad
COlOred Roman Cath
ollie Church Dedication
at st. Louis,
A Nan Murdered by his Wife-A
Chicago Reporter Snubbed-
Home and Fereign News
in General.
a recommendations Fire.

CHARLESTON, > Co May lo.-Fo T,ll cur
stores on meeting street, known AZ Ds1I- 3l1lr
rett's block were burned tills lii''rlili1s
Loss forty thousand dollars; parllaiiS
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any BROWN & JONES,
Main Cmce. 2S2 Main Street

PS.-We also stall have n full stock of best
PIffsburg Coal at our White River Depot, for
the accommodation OF steamers.
,n,lIG GROWN & JONES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


u1HE very desirable Dwelling, No. 22s, on
4 Wellington street, the late residence OF
Eol. ID. T.. Cross; two story framed, with or
S-oonns. Iot 50 by 2S5 feet. II. l.. GUION,
Real Estate Broker, 80 Main street.
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT

Beginning at ~ o'clock pm, for which oeca,
sion the best amateur talent, DoJh Nocitl anu
instrumental have kindly volunteered, and
will be under the immediate direction OF Prof.
Hollenberg.
AT ten o'clock
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
Little Rock, Arkansas.
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
COR. MAIN AND MARKHAM SITS.

ONLY FIRST GLASS HOTEL IN THE
CITY. PostofIice, Stage, Railroad ana
9teaanboat Officas in tho builuing. express
Office opposite. ,,.u.,o4
me usual reduction made In CoInmercial
Travellers bills. b a. DEuEh.,,
late of international Hotel
Jacksonville, Florida,
Proprietor and Manager.
MIKE RoNEN, Chief Clerk. myiS d@s
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DISSOLUTION.
UVHE LAW PARTNERSHIP OF
MYERS s. WYATT,

Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
unfinished business will be Attended 10 by
both members OF the late firm. -,
d. z. MYERS,
rnvlS E II. WYATT.
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N annual election for Nine Directors OF
a the Memphis Agricultural and Meehan-
zeal Society win be held on WEDNESDAY ,
Nav Dist next, between The hours OF at ten
O'Clock am. and two o'clock PM, AZ the
Chamber OF Commerce, aO6 Front ST., upstairs.
j. q. BALLENTINE, President.
Ivn,E TRnIrsnAIE. Secretary. myl0
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
RATLRoAD,

<
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
OFFTCE OF SUPERINTENDENT, Memphis. J
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 18TH, 1873,
J Trains will run as follows:
New Orleans Mail leaves Memphis
daily - ~ PIN
-'eT nbis daily at...................... 2:25 pm
EXPRESS Train arrives at memphis
FJoii,, at . $3.50 am
U,-,1ress Trs in Tvs Memphis daily at 4:;0 pm
T'Tains on this road make close connection
AT Grenada with Miss. Central Il. r. for all
noints North and South. Only direct route to
canon, jackson, Vicksburg, New Orleans
and Mobile,
Tfckets fof sale at 2S71I Main street, and at
tI,a Oenot NJ. BURKE, Sup't.
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PTTTSBI-RG, MAY ia IRE occurred
in Allegheny City last evening, destroy
- fbe steam tannery Of keefer & Co.
a-5d r1e sIaughterhouses Of w & T.
TooIsr and J. Baurbach. Total loss sixty
thousand dollars, partially covered oy
insurance. .-
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WHITE. LANGSTAFF & CO.,
SToCKHOLDERS MEETING.

at my old stand. The business of A. J: Mhlle
~ Co will be settled at our office, No. 234 Front
street. A. j. WIZ;
Memphis, May 70, 1873. mylo
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For IEITBRIES : GRAND BABY SHOW,
PROMENADE CONCERT AND FESTIVAL
will be received until Wednesday, list INST.
None but responsible parties need apply.
mvIS LOU. LEUBRIE.
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GRAND HOP

will take place. Prof. Handwerkers Dank'
twenty musicians, have been en-
gagged for the occasion
Tickets, admitting holder to Baby show,
Concert and Hop, only 30 cents. For sale at
all principal places in the city.
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MOrning-CI No. 30.
As. 7s, So, 8, 80, rs, l6, Is, A, l3, ), 40
Evening-CIass No. 90.
"a. 80, G2, So, GS, q, 81, 5, 20, 50, 2, 90
Memphis, this 18th day of May, 1873.
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TICKETS, 81. LADIES FREE.
usio by Old Momphis Brass Band.

~ The PRIVILEGES, consisting of Bar,
Confectionery, Restaurant, Shooting Gallery
and other privileges, will be sold, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, ON the grounds
ON Monday. I8sh Of MAY. at 10 O'Clock am
ra,ros cash. myll
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TO- Fail 81 Kbiva ConarIned.

LONDON, May ls.-A telegram from
IifIis. dated the seventeenth, confirms
lie news that Khiva was taken, ana
savs that the khan was made prisoner
by the Russians, who have sustained only
a slight loss.
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NOTICE.

Z HAVEthis day associated with me in the
/ general Hardware business my son, u RE Ed. I'D
N WHITE. and Mr.. \. ID. LANGSTAFF.
The business will hereafter be conducted un-
der the firm name and style Of
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An Inebriate Fatally blurred

FORT WAYNE, ND May 81 aILIes
- riDs. q section hand employed on the
Hroia,Io and Wabash railroad, laid down
Islide the track this morning, while IN
to-io.stai. about two miles east Of town
a fTaight train came along, and before
Il eouId be stopped, ran over one OF ms
isgs inst above the knee, crushing 1t TO a
ieiIv. Death ensued in about six hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-19

CrScISEATI. Mzy 1s.-A fire tonight
in Jacob FOley's pork-packlng mouse
caused seven thousand doiiars' aaiaage az
10 building and stock Wnlch was Iuily
insured in home companies.