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TISI{E undersigned have this day formed a
1 copartnership, under the firm name and
style Of KENEEDAl q RUDD, for the pur-
pose of carrying on and conducting a dfst-
class RD(bI AND SHOE 81 ~ = ESS, AZ the
old stand Of AppeFson 4 AepDeday. No.
e69 I-2 1Gafn street. IL shall be our aim
10 keen the best Of goods and sell them as low
as any other house in the city. We shall be
making constant additions to our stock, and
AJAX that the public cal and examine bs fore
ufchasing elsewhere.
August 10, 1874. KENNEDAN n 4 RpDp.
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CoRREMION.

HUMBOLDT, August q, 1874.
EDITORS APPEALl-The report that
Lieutenant WhiteRll furnished the ne-
groes ammunition and arms is false, and
no gentleman that knows Lieutenant
Whiteall believes such u report. Re-
spectfully yours,
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Nan.Residant NOtiee.

No. l5il--fn the First Chencery Court OF Shell
By county, TenDessee-B. Woods vs.. N. j.
Wieks ct al.
1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants, NJ. J. Wicks, j. II. I'd
mondson. b. +. Stafford, and Ferd. Rogers, are
non-residents OF Tennessee,
Itis therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the frst
Monday in October, 1874, and plead, answer
or defnur TO said complainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as 70 him and set for hearing elgpArte:
and that copy OF this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, IA the
Memphis Appeal. This 29th day Of August
1874
s A copy-Attest: EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk ana n a8far.
By e. B. NcHeDry, d. G. and n.
l9i0ltb & Scoff, Sois, for e1iarI,t. - l41I4|
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the meeting at this place. on Monday,

the meeting AT TINS place, on Monday,
at ten o'clock in the morning.
On motion, the reporters OF the AP-
PEAL amt AUaiG1lohe were requested to
be present next Monday, and that the
proceedings Of this meeting be sent to
the APPEAL for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. 7. WARREN JR Secretary
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DIED.

DUFFY-On the 18th instant, MATHEW
DUFFY, aged 26 years.
Friends Of the family are invited - attend
the funeral, from his late residence, No. IL
Winchester avenue, this SUNDAY after
mon af z nlcInck
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GIBSON COUNTY.

Latest from the Scene Of Our Re-
cent Massacre-The People
Generally Loud in their
DenunciatiOnS of the
Crime.
Developments Tending to Impli-
cate White Radicals as the
Authors of the Dreadful
Murders-GOvernOr's
Proclamation.
The Appeal Endorsed by the PeO.
pie Of Humboldt, Trenton
and PickettSEiIIe-Meet-
ingat the Latter Place
"A WOman's
View.
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fIiaE regular monthly meeting for payment
L OF dues, making loans and other business
will be held on TUESDAY EVENING mex.
september lst, at o'clock, at regular place o.
meeting. J. ]. SULLIVAN, Vice Pres't
CHAs. T. PATERSON Secretary. au2
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COIltrTMGPCl'l 'ltS
WOrkingmen's Building and Lean AssO-

fEthE NEXT SESSION COMMENCES SEP
4 TEMHER lst. English. Commercial and
Classical courses taught. For particulars sp-
ply at &3 Third street. sus0
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TIE
TIE
HOTEL
In FULL BLAST AGAIN.

TNHE numerous friends and patrons OF
Il DAVID HASTINGS, ESQ, will be glad TO
learn that he has returned from Europe, and
is putting his airy and convenient establish
ment, the CENTRAb HOTEL, through
thorough course OF repairing and brushing
up, preparatory TO re-opening. On
Tuesday, the 1st Of September,
he viii be ready, and the doors Of the Centrs
Hotel will be thrown open to the public ana
Mr.. Hastings, as in the past viii continue 70
supply his guests most generously with the
comforts OF a genuine home, and viii De gtad
to see all his old patrons back to their accus-
toned seats at his Widespread table.
Old customers need DO reminder OF the c0na-
Portable rooms, excellent hOmen1e fare and
unvarying good attendance which the hosL
pIoviues; but TO newcomers We would say
" Try The Central Hotel" and you will Ger
taiDly find everything TO your entire satisfac-
ton. The central location OF this house
recommends 10 TO the attention OF business
men, whether for transient or permanent
accommodation.
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SOllERVHLE.
The Result OF the Late "Raec COBfiiet''-
a Military Company, Esc.


From the SoneTyille Falcon.l
1t is a significant fact that the late
troubles in SOnnerville were quickly fol-
lowed by negro outbreaks in Mississippi,
South Carolina and Kentucky. In every
instance the whites became masters OF
the situation and the negroes were dis
persed. The latter, in their ignorance,
are unable to see that a contest with the
whites must inevitably lead to their
destruction ard utter extinction as a
race, and hence they are gradually drift
ing into q position Of antagonistic ha-
tired toward the whites, never dream
ing of the result. The late outbreaks,
though not resulting in a general col
llsion, are significant of approaching
troubles, and il is well for US to calmly
face the facts in the case and be prepared
for the future.
MILITARY COMPANY.
Last Saturday evening a military
company, to be known as the "Fsyette
was organized in this place.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers: Thomas B. Yancey, captain;
S. E. Bracklin, first lieutenant: y. r.
Word, second lieutenant; john w. DOd-
son, first sergeant; T. B. Trent, second
sergeant; II. H. Christian, third SER
geant; w. Il. Allen, fourth sergeant; F.
f. Herndon, fifth sergeant; Willie
Trent, first corporal; Tolbert Shelton,
second corporal; J. l.. Hobson, third
corporal; r s. Mostly, fourth corporal;
Joseph S. johnson, ensign. Application
for arms has been made TO the governor,
and we have every reason to believe
they will be forwarded in a few days.
The company will be subject to the or
der of the sheriff, to aid IN sUppressing
ali riots and cuelling any disturbances
that may occur in the county.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
Z EAL ESTATE,

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
4 That by virtue Of venditioni eXponas
TO me ireeted from the Honorable Supreme
Court iOf Western District Of Tennessee, In
the case Of Thos. r. Tuggle ct al vs.. lsham q.
Harris, Executor, ct al, Judgment rendered
on the sixth day Of November, 1873, for the
sum of two hundred and twenty eight dollars
and fOrtysseven cents, with interest and costs
Of suit, to'satisfy said judgment, Il will, on
Monday, a1st Day Of September, 1874,
at II O'Clock, am, in front OF my Ofice, No
35i Second street, Memphis, Tenn, proceed tC
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
The undivided interest of O. e-half Of lot
No. %, as laid OF by J. FL. Humphreys in the
Gulon and smith subdivision: Beginning on
the south side of Jefferson street, In the city
OF Memphis on A. ]. whites eastern b1und-
ary; thence south l4S1S feetto an alley; thence
east 30 feet to a stake; thence north lio5a feet
to south side of jefferson street; thence west 20
feet with south side of Jefferson street 70 the
beginning; levied on as the property OF es-
tafe OF Lucretia H. Smith, deceased, 10 satisfy
SAID Judgment, inte:e and costs.
Sale 70 commence promptly AZ eleven
O'clock am, ". J. p. DOYLE,
sheriff OF Shelby county, Tenn.
Memphis, 18th day Of August, lo74
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS.

~ - ~ - = ~ a 4 - = " - -
Particular attention given to the care and
treatment of Irregularities of Children 3
Teeth, and TO the Medical and Surgical treat
ment Of all Diseases of the Mouth and Teeth.
All Operals sons in Mechanical Operative and
Surgical Dentistry carefully and skillfully
performed, ON reasonable terms and in the
least possible time. 0fIice-265 Main ST. up
stairs, over +. D. Barnum's Jewelry store.
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D0OleEia Yeast Powder
Is perfectly Pure and Wholesome.
DoOleys Yeast Powder
Is put up in FuIl Weight Cans.
Doo1eys Yeast Powder
Makes Elegant Bissuits and Rolls.
DOoleys Yeast POwd0r
Makes Delicious Mufnns, GriddIs Cakes
Cornbread, etc
DOoleys Yeast PoWdeT
makes All kinds OF Dumplings, PoJpfes. C,slxes
ana Pastry, nice, light and healthy.
Dooleys Yeast Powder
Is the best, because perfectly pure.
DOOley's Yeast Powder
Is the Cheapest, because fun welabt-
OOOley's Yeast Powder
Is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
Be sure TO ask for
DOOley's Yeast PowSer
and do not be put on with any other kind.
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AIabams AHajfrs,, :.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oetober. q. IT homa:
lI1erndoD, of Lee county, farmsr, has beer
ARRESTED by United States n1arsbafs for The
intimidation Of q negro. His offence was
discharging the negro from his employment
on account Of Iaziuess.
a letter to the Advertiser from some OF
the most prominent citizens OF Alabama says
that martial law prevails in Sumter; county.
In point of fact, Hector and Beach, the
United States detectives, command the mill
tary, and are acting without warrant. They
are men of mean, malicious, tyrannicaf dis
positions, with much cunning in preparing
afiidayits and inducing or compelling me-
groes to swear to them.
Thomas Cobb, one OF the sheria7s posse
arrested few days ago, has been uneondi-
tlonaily released by The commissioner.
The testimony in his case was the same as
in the others.
HAYS is filling list of appointments In
his district, and is unmolested.
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Summary.

The friends of the New Orleans CORE.
spondent Of the New York Republic are
somewhat apprehensve about his scalp.
Twenty-seven delegates are attending the
Louisville Capital-Moving Convention. A
standing committee has been appointed to
| lobby Congress for the removal Of the CAPT.
tai to The Mississippi valley.
1t has TRANSFERRED that the recent st. Louis
convention passed resolutions iayoring the
Fort st. Philip canal.
A Chicago dispatch says that by heavy
vote DR.. Swings case comes regularly before
the Synod.
The city of Fort Wayne, Ind, is filled
with smoke from the prairie and bush fires,
and much apprehension is manifested.
The team of Chs. Lisper, prominent citi-
zen of Portland, was found tied to tree
yesterday and bloody Ratchet and revolver
near by. Lisper's body was not found.
/ A London dispatch says that heavy gale
on the north coast has Frustrated the wires.
The rebels have defeated the Government
troops, says Buenos Ayres telegram, and
captured their commander.
The Buenos Ayres Bank, Entire Rias, has
suspended.
The Supreme Court tomorrow hears ar.
guments upon the coDstitutionality of the
cotton.tax levied by the Treasury regula.
tons. Questions involving the right of
States to regulate railroad fares will be adj
vanced on the calendar.
John Campbell and Moses Dedman Eco.
lored), who waylaid Francis McNabb and
robbed him of fifty cents, pleaded guilty to
an attempt at highway robbery in the Court
Of General Sessions in New York yesterday,
and were each sentenced to ten years in the
States prison at hard labor.
A negro named james Horn alias Charles
Williams was sentenced to twenty years in
the New York State prison yesterday for
highway robbery.
A letter from Havana, dated October 18th,
says: Lorenzo JimeneZ. who had been con-
demned to death, but claimed American citi.
zenship and had his sentence committed,
leaves o.day for Spain.
New YoRK, October 21.-The House OF
Bishops continued in private session till 8
O'Clock.
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RICHMOND AND DANYiLLE nAlLk0Ab w.,
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, October IT, 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

4
CHARLOTTE EXPRESS Westward-Leaye Rich
mond at IL z. ~ leave Burkeyille at 2:07 A. NJ. !;
leave Dundee aI7:40 A. NJ; leave Danville at
7:44 A. M.; leave Greensboro at II A. d.. arrive
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Leave Char
lotte at 1856 A; ~; leave Greensboro. At l:lh z:
M; leave Danville at 1886 2. M. leave Dundee at
3fs PM: leave Burk key 2, $40 so r ~ ar
meets at Richmond with trains on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad for Washing-
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and all
TTRo6Gn MAIL, westwsrd-Leaye Richmond a,
Dundee at 9:25 z. NJ; leave Danville at 9:29 Z.
81; leave Greensboro at 1920 a. M. arrive az
Charlotte with trains on the Atlanta and Rich
m0Dd Air Line railroad and Charlotte, Columbia
Atlanta railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, Columbia, Augusta, savannah,
points. 80, r,h,o..o :,
7:45 z. NJ; leave Greensboro at 81 A. III. rave
NJ: leave BurEeviIle at 1870 a. NJ; arrive at
Richmond at 1922 p. NJ. This train c9nnects AZ
Burkeville with trains on the Aianllc, MisIsslppi
and Ohio railroad from Chattanooga, knoxYilie,
Lynctburg, and all southwestern points; and az
Richmond with the Richmond, FredercksDurg aRo
Chesapeake railroad for all northern points.
LYNcHBURG PAssENcER, WesT%a " 3
Richmond al 9 A. NJ; leave Burkeviiie al A'1o =.
81; arrive at Lynchburg at 4:G5 T. a. ,.o
BUpKEyILLg ACCoMAoDATIoN-Lea Burke ea
vile at 4:35 A. NJ; arrive at Eichmonu d 100
All through trains connect at Dundee With trains
nm the w C., " NJ. and G. s. railroad 70 ana iroIn
washington, Baltimore, and all easterr points.
Through tickets sold 10 all points sou'h anC souto
west. and baggage checked Il through n.IcOTr.
Engineeraud Superintendent.
Fl. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. &C 40
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,~,rn petersburg.
Letter ''" .''a nIrnmopd Dispatcs,.l

,..,ro of tic Richmond DiSpa'..l
oTrr''.,,sn,,sc Va. October 81, 1874.
'f7f' ,.,ar,Ipc of the City Ceune'i was
\ >H1'd l H'y.%,nS a, which DR.. Thongs
rf3d ,%'> ', ,i,. absence of the Mayor. was
Waht's, !" 80, ,',air. An ordinance liking
s,ed 70 ..., ., election in the city was
@,,% ~ All tic Council adjourned;
alo9.S'' . ,.. peasants ana Assistant
Com com, ,i;,Hgr Wolthinston were II, N t ss
N5,i,'S garIr visit was supposed oy
~ To- -, "A Gave reference TO the cases
.oHe .,...,.ir,;r> and judges OF election
" o" -. T,a pending IN the United States
t.,!~, = : e., y. ard is engaged at present IN
NJ - va, q tie Upper Anpoma'toS
s,a',.- 9 o.',,a captain William Il. hinton
ls"3'' WITH view 10 It's possible
: pc. .,.s,.>tcrn continuation. through
...'. ~. ~ cauu,y.ot the James hi'eT anu
h.'H'"~ ..r.f. ihiS rHlte was RECON-
A'an,E am. hy the United States en-.
:1''','' 49,. - iue Convention whicn met
-sN', ...,.. II Richmond, OF which Mar
s'r. 80, ,,.,, the chairman. The naVlga.
-. [ 80. ma. na> been greatly improved
..1' ~ ,..,.,, arx. mouth boat Is expect.
q 90 ,..,..,r.n Stony Point. distance OF
{. ~ she. tlg,. arrival from that county
.'',r',...:... !tH>. $780,. co,
y; :. .'. -. Ha>t.-> Court to-day General
-! - y ..- 4u,IiGi is Inspector, repre-
S' '...'.. ,-.. sac. :og Oaks warehouse. ana
So 4. Jones a> Inspector, represent
>'i'- ..rr.> o! the same. Zach gave
- ... ,un Of $4,000, with Captain
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, October 21.-The steamship Cbu.
shan, from Glasgow for Shanghai, Is ashore.
Fourteen of the crew were drowned and
fifty are in the rigging.
France.
PARIS, October d. Monsigneur Montour,
formerly private chaplain to Napoleon lTf.,
is dead. he has bequeathed 10000 francs
to the Prince Imperial, and the same amount
to the Pope.
Spain.
LONDON, October 21.-A Times special
says that the reported negotiations for the
surrender of the Cariist battaions have
failed.
The reported rising of the Basque pro-
vincesagainst Don Carlos is false.
The Carlists have burned factory and
some houses, valued at 100000, within
sight of the Republican lines at Bilbao.
Germany.
BERLIN, October 21.-The Legislative As.
sembly proposed for Alsace and Lorraine
will be merely advisory.
The sympathy for Count Won Arnim is in.
creasing on account of severe personal
treatment and domiciliary visits.
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to-day which reaehes the arst

/ proposition to-day which reaehes the frs
point at issue, aud is as follows
Resolced, That it be referred Co The Com
| mittecson Amendments to the Constitution
to inquire and report TO this House what
amendments, if any, may be necessary to
equalize the status Of the bishops OF this
Church, having either diocesan or mission.
airy Jurisdiction, for the purpose of securing
| to NIL alike the following franchise namely
Ftrst.-That all have seats IN the House
OF Bishops upon the same terms Of member.
ship. 5 49,
Second.-That I, all may be eligible and
transferable to any of the duly constituted
Jurisdictions of the Church, whether diocesan
or missionary, to which they may be elected
or appointed.
Ih,rd.-That all shall have, az far as it is
practicable under the circumstances. the same
jurisdctional organization, to the effect that
the coordinate ecclesiastical authorities of
the standing committee may be the same
IN the missionary Jurisdictions as in the do
ceses. II
Fourth.-That the titular distinction be-
tween diocesan and missionary bishops may
be abrogated, aud the latter may be styled
bishop OF such or such missionary jurisdic-
ton.
This reaches tendency criticised by some
as leading to herarchical grades, and so de-
stroying the Church's simplicity.
The second proposition is to allow of the set.
ting apart Of missionary Jurisdictions, where
dioceses are too large, and the installation of
suftragans to direct and care for them.
The third is presented by Mr.. Welsh him.
self, and would allow the missionary dele
gates to sit not only in the conventions, but
vote and speak on all questions, as other
delegates do. Mr.. Welsh hopes 10 carry this
point, aud the others also will probably be
adopted. There is good deal OF interest
manifested in the mission work, without
which, Mr.. Welsh said to-day, the Church
would only be making skeletons.
r, j. II.
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peurton OF the Army OF the James.

NEW YoaK, October 21.-The third tri-
cnnal reiinou of the Army Of the James
was held at 2 2. NJ. in the Union League
club room. General Hawley presided. There
was pretty numerous attendance, and about
half of the audience were ladies. The open
ING address was delivered by General HaW-
Iey. and prayer by Rev. W. FL. Thomas. The
address of welcome was delivered BY Gene
raj B. F. Butler. 1t consisted mainly OF
sketch of the organization and operations oil
After the reading of poem by DR.. ). e.
Holland the public meeting terminated.
The following officers were elected ior the
next three years: President, General A; D.
Terry: First Vice-President, General GOO J!
frey Wetzel !; Second, General A. ". Ter
rell; Third, General N. III. Curtis; FOURTH
General George Fl. Gordon; Treasurer, Ge'
neral c. A. Carleton Corresponding seere'
tary. Major John F. Howell; Chaplain, rev.
William FL. Thomas.
General Hawley was selected as orator 1ol
the next meeting, which will be held II
Philadelphia in 1875, the day to be liked D5
the permanent officers.
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Ii'HIi>I T3E tIvlL.R!GHTs BILL-ILLSESS
- >A>At Locals. &C.- Washington, Octo-
~ ~ close friend Of Senator Brown
4. 49, WHO '!a> arrived in this city to-day, says
-. .~-' u" !-l.cjpaI object which Mr.. Brown
-" III, u Ieo-. in the revival of the Knox
we nm! j, 10 tight to the bitter end the
, ,'''F!isLI> 9i.'. The first No. Of the Wing
, y@ W t'>lea, il possible, day or two in adj
''1 ~. o. lie November election.
., % lieciiIou, condition OF Senator Lo-
49,, 49, Vi .i.I.icls, is OF much greater import
a. = .as lime than would be the case un.
w. ~, 9iliAafy circumstances. In case Of a
49, ~. ,"'"ic~toa Of General Logan's Illness
49,, ,.'V1S possibility is that not only an anti.
-. ,,"'"'''' but Democrat, would come TO
ES I n'"s IL his place.-Specsal dispatch TO
'* A1.:sn0re Sun.
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c,arrot, wien Hniuring a Detective.

MOBILE, October 21.-Thomas b. Wet
more, distinguished lawyer OF LlVinsston'
Ala, and nephew OF the late George D.
Badger, formerly United states senator ., rom
South Carolina; Steven smith, DIS cllenI
and John Little (colored) arrived IN Moolle
this evening under guard. charged win icon con.
spring to injure Detective Hester. i6ey
were arrested during the session OF the Cn ac
cult Court of Sumter county, some zuo
miles from Mobile. Upon their delivery 10
the United States Marshal mere tney "eis
released on parole to appear before commas
sioner Gillette tomorrow. The warrant wa
issued BY commissioner residing at IIs
place of arrest, returnable before . dinerens
commissioner.
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atlanta Fair, dc.

ATLANTA. October Gilt IS estimated thss
,,o - narsons attended the State Fair to-day
th o,e ever before attended Fair in Georgia,
fifteen sSn thousand people being on toe
a arnnnda 'The military contest was the great
sas uu 81 the day. Thursday and Friday
es ;,, he the most important days OF the Fair
The Grand international D 1 lsa OF In .
Brotherhood OF Locomotive sEnR..neers me- me
today 1870 ess Sy the n Maeol pg Il,
s Sr nd Governor Of the State. Reports
show q fiourishing condition.
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From Portsmouth.
rspecial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.J
PORTSMOUTH, Va, October 2l.-The pro-
ceediDgs of the naval court Of inquiry rela'
tive to the Brooklyn are secret.
The last remnant of the Merrimac was re-
covered at Craney island to-day in the shape
Of the shaft OF that Confederate monster.
The naval authorities commenced the Work
of laying off Craney island to-day, prepare
tory to commencing the construction of the
new poWder-magazlne.
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.,.y>'AL'-jp>lah L. Carter is appointed
80. .' w.: {! a The Plains, Fauquier county,
r.. "" ~ I. Taylor, deceased: G. NJ. Wick
, - - EH::oeAutal, Campbell county, Va, uice
., ". o.lt", moved away A. r. Bowen
y " w., vi Zap, Halifax county, Va, ytce w.
F.. L1'!iH!2lon, declined; G. III. Hanson at
E 49, i@LJ, Wy,he county, Va, uice S.
Man," -I' ! .,'"d away; George W. Clement at
H.c, -". -,io1, Campbell county, Va, oice
4, T'I Daniel deceased. The post-office
p, -'I nl !, discontinued. The papers
%Y, .y " 4huc!d station. The office at Hewy,
,T1n,11,. county, Va, is also discontinued.
!, pl!"FS 20 to Jarre,ps. The post-office
c1n,irnr" pi JaMes, Botetourt county, ia dis
tom T ~, The papers go to Locust Bot
gera 1d uoinas L. Mayo is appointed at Salt
Glod,II" ave- boletourt county, utce w. +.
'"!h, resigned.
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Gjna'e huch-taked-of Grant Honore wed.
tsion~ ..', &c OF tuesday afternoon in Chicago
!led y, Z i, req. and Miss Ida Maria were mar
Up N Ine palerral Honore's residence al
tour ?AAo Started at p. NJ. on their bridal
a...tt "a very distinguished company wit
IT, DUE ~o'e Dispatch from London announces
bAsss .taoh o. Karl Formes, the celebrated
hard iSff' whose sonorous voice has beer
roDe s =" al The principal music-balis OF Eu.
aeiIo.oa- ~ america. He was born at Mul
'ae'Enine, August 7, 1913.