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A New Fast Freight Express Line 10
the West on the baltimore Road.

n WV CaSt CEelBnt Express Line 10
the West on the Baltimore Road.
From the Boston Daily alobe.l
Tho Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Com
pauy, in order TO more successfully com.
pete for Western business from this mar.
kct, as well as from Baltimore, Philadel.
phia, New York and Providence, have
established a fast freight express liue
westward from Baltimore, which will
make close connections at each roads
terminus, the same as passenger express
trains. Weare informed these trains will
start daily at 0 A. NJ, arriving at Cincin.
natl on tho morning Of the third day; at
ST. Louis and Chicago on the morning of
the fourth day. To Louisville, Co'gm:
uus, Indianapolis, Pittsburg, and other
points west, northwest and southwest
the time will be the same, due allowance
being made for longer or, shorter distan.
ces.
The Baltimore q Ohio Railroad has
become very popular throughout the New
England States. Its connections are prob.
ably more numerous than any of the four
trunk lines. It's terminal facilities at
Baltimore arc unsurpassed by any rail-
road on the continent. They have shown
wonderful aptitude for adding to these
facilities as occasion requires. Their
elevators, steamships, piers, ETC., at
Locust Point, Baltimore, show that great
minds control at least one railroad that
labors for the interests Of stockholders as
we'll as the interests Of the public. By
this new last freight line, goods can be
transported by this route from Boston TO
Cincinnati in six or seven DAYS. and TO
ST. Louis and Chicago In seven 10 eight
days. We wish it all success, and hope
it will be literally pstronized by the
public,
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Popular Weather slgns.

Would II not serve q useful purpose Il
some scientific meteorologist were 70
gather into mass the various weather
signs-whether valuable or not-treas-
ured by the farmers and other common
sense people ofthe country, and then silt
them, sothat those ofrsal value may have
their proper influence, and those which
are merely fanCiiul may cease 10 mislead ?
That there are weather signs Ia abund.
ance, everybody knows. That the greater
part OF these signs are utterly valueless,
every person Of intelligence can testify
Yet that they do practically influence ne
time and mode oi-the planting Of crops,
and OF their after culture,will Be acknoWl.
edged by many who would not be sus-
pected Of the folly, and who can give no
other reason for Il than the force Of habit.
I'VE are going 10 have a dry month, |"
said Q farmer the other day. 80.
How do you know p he was asked.
"By the Indians sign OF the new
moon,e he replied. Ills horns hung 40
sloping that they could hold no water"
His companion laughed. "Why, that's
my lp1n sign for wet moon. The
horns slope 80 that they lei loose all the
water." ~ - - :,
The sign In the one case was no doubt
as prophetic as In the other.
Always plant your potatoes in the
aark OF the moon, II you wish 10 have q
iull crop" heard a neighbor say. "But
never kill your pork nor boil your soap at
such Q time, unless you are willing 10
have them shrink 10 nothing"
What ID your authority Tor this ?"
" have always so heard, !" no answered
with some hesitation, "and always so
pracuced. Potatoes, you know, being
roots, naturally love darkness. And soap
and bacon-1 suppose they take their
cue from the state Of the moon. The
fact is, only know that this Is the old
rule"
1--WE are 10 have frost on the 10Th Of
May" said q farmer to me on the 9th Of
April.
I was shocked, for no looked wise and
lugubrious, and frost at that time In
our latitude would have cost millions Of
dollars. asked, "How do you know 7"
Because we had fog on the 10Th Of
March"
BE saw me smiling, and added: II
have heard this rule ever since was q
boy, and 1t has never failed yet"
THE surest rule / know for foretelling
the weather throughout the year." said a |
planter, possessed Of at least q semi col.
legiate education, us to note the twelve
days between new Christmas and old
Christmas, IRON December 25th to Janu.
airy 0lhl The months OF the ensuing
year are apt to be wet Or dry, cool or
warm, according 10 the day correspond
Ing" BE seriously declared that for
many years he had "pltched his crop"
and ordered his plantation work under |
the guidance Of this rule, and found that |
1t served well, No doubt, for that
amount Of time In advance, 1t was quito
as good as any other rule in ordinary use.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO; May 19.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined; No. / white Michigan
81 5Ga1 sol; extra do 81 IS; amber Mich
igan 81 All; June 81 45; No. ! red 81 80;
No. 2 Dayton and Milwaukee red 81 49,
No. Q red 81 81; rejected do 81 90; No.
2 amber Illinois 81 "A. Corn-Fair de-
mand and firm; high mixed June colo;
July zoe; August 70tc; low mixed O0ici
no grade 67ic; damaged G2ic. Oats
Dull but unchanged.
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Although it is a daily duty for men and
women 10 cut up meat for a family, there
are multitudes who do It neither well nor
wisely. The following suggestions, from
an agricultural paper, on this point, may
moi be out of place, tho moro especially to
young housekeepers:
To carve fowls, which should always
be laid with the breast uppermost, place
the fork in the breast, and take of the
wings and legs without turning the fowl;
then cut out tho merry thought; cut
slices from the breast; cut out tho collar
bone; cut of the side pieces, and then cut
the carcass In two. Divide the joints in
the leg Of the turkey.
In carving sirloin, cut thin slices from
the side next 10 you Ut must be put on
the dish with the tenderloin underneath)
then turn 1t up. Help the guests to both
kinds.
In carving q leg OF mutton or ham, be-
gin by cutting across the middle to the
bone.
Out tongue across, not leugthwise, and
help from the middle.
Carve fore.quarter Of lamb by sepa.
rating tho shoulders from the ribs, and
then divide the ribs.
To carve q loin, Of veal, begin at the
smaller end and separate the ribs. Help
each one to piece Of kidney and its fat
Carve pork and mutton in the same way
To carve a fillet Of veal, begin at the
top and help to tho stufTlng with each
slice. In q breast Of veal, separate The
breast and brisket, and then cut up, in
curing which part Is preferred.
In carving pig, Il Is customary to d.
vide 1t and cut of the head before II
comes TO the table, as to many persons
the head Is revolving. Cut of the limbs
and divide the ribs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-20

hIr. CoLFAx.-The South Bend Tribune,
published at tho home Of Mr.. ColfaI, thus
speaks of tho busy and useful life he is
leading; a {
Mr.. Colfax still finds that private Lille,
so far as he Is concerned, Is far buster than
public life. Although declining nine
tenths Of all his invitations, he has spoken
IN the past month In nine States-Iowa,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Con:
necucut, Massachusetts, New York and
our own State. During the coming month
he Is TO deliver three orations at college
commencements In Wisconsin, Michigan
and Indiana, and declined twenty others,
including the universities of Chicago and
Iowa. Sogreat was the desire TO have
him at the anniversary Of the Youag
Mems Christian Association Of Cleveland,
that they put of their anniversary exer-
cises from May 14th to June 18th, the
only day he could promise to be with
them. Never OF any time In bis lie has
there been such desire on the part Of
tho public 10 hear Mr.. Collax as at pres.
ant
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PhiladeIpbIiaI NIaytet.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Flour-ouiet
and weak; super n 75S5 20; PennByl-
vsnia, Indiana and Ohio extra family
" 6Oas %. Wheat-Dull and declining;
red 81 46a1 50 amber 81 70; white 81 Il!
hye-0sc. Corn-Vory dull; yellow s5a
&c; mixed S5iasGc. Oats-White O5a
O5ici mixed 62l63c. Pfoyisions-Actiye
and higher. Mess Pork-$ls 90. Lard
-llic, Petroleum-Firmer; refined 1914
lStci crude nominal at0lc. Whisky-O0r,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, May 10.-Therc were
more near by retailers In the market 10.
day, and both SCENTS and jobbers were a
shade more actively employed. Heavy
brown sheetingsin lair package and piece
demand. Medium bleached ehirtlnes In
steady request. Prints dull In frat hands
except bordered styles. Mascoms, bea.
yers and chinchillas are more inquired
for by the clothing trade.
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HOYRRNMENTa-l

SToCKs-Opened steady, but soon be.
came weak, and the leading shares de.
cllned t to It per cent. Later there was
flrmer feeling, and prices recovered
from to II per cent, which was followed
by another decline. In the closing deal.
ings there was sudden and marked
Improvement, on large purchases by par.
ties previously operating on the bear side.
The talk ola dividend on Western Union
early in the future, the report that the
House Is likely to amend the Senate
finance bill so as to be acceptable to the
President, and the news that Congress Is
likely TO adjourn the latter part Of June,
caused an advance. Western Union was
the most prominent, followed by Lake
shore, New York Central, Rock Island,
Union Pacific and Pacific Mail. The
latter rose to 42t on Washington news
about the subsidy. The closing prices
were the highest Of the day. The sales
for the day were 1730
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-20
philadeIphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May TO- Wool :
Strong, with advancing tendency and
stock scarce. Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia double extra and above
6Ga57ic; extra 55a67c; medium 5Oa57ic;
coarse 45a60c; New York, Michigan, In.
diana and western fine 4sa52c; medium
50a60ic; coarse 45a50c; combing washed
62a70c; combipg unwashed 40a43c; Can
ada combing 60a62c; fine S5aS7ic; coarse
and medium unwashed S5a87ic; tub
washed 5Sa57c; extra merino pulled 45a
SOC; No. and super pulled 49a4Sc.
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TnE letting q q great hOp, Is llke thl

THE setting q great hope Is like the
setting Of the sun. The brightness Of
of our life is gone, shadows Of the eve
ming fall behind US, and the world seems
but a dim reflection itself-a broader
shadow, We look forward into the COM
ing lonely night; the soul Withdfaws il
sell. Then stars arise and the night Ii
holy.-L0nsfslloo. 49,
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Allegheny Cattle Market

EAST LmERTY, May 1O.-oArr1R-
Arrivals % cars. Best Q to 6ic; medium
8 70 6sci stockers 81 to 4ici bulls 4 to
0ic.
Hods-Arrivals 10 cars. Philadelphia
50 85 to 9 90; Workers IS 80 to 8 10.
SHKEP-Arrivals IS cars. Best SO IS;
medium IS Is; common "a 80,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-20

We are informed that DR.. D. 8. Pin
nell, ST., formerly a resident Of this place,
was married on the 14th inst, to widow
Smith, Of Clarksburg. The Doctor has
our warmest ccugratulations,-B ReEtan,
non LeItd,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York M onoy ana stock Mart.,.

New OK money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May 19.-MoNEY-At 8s4
per cent. Customs receipts $4,000.
Produce exports for the week SG,6OFS54,
an increase over last week Of $s,ltO,247.
STERLING ExcHGNGE-Qulet at SASH
IT'S Tor sixty days and $49Ol40l Tor
sight
GoLD-opened and closed OF 1871, with
sales during the day at 1l2ll1at. Garry.
Ing tates 2a3 per cent. b! The Assistant
Treasurer diabursed $4,000, olearlngs
were ss3,OOO,0OO. Exports to-day $780,.
goo. Specie engagements for tomorrow
are estimated at $4,000. n
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cleveland BIarket.

CLEVELAND, May 1O.-Wheat-stea.
dyi No. ! red 81 DIAL 65i No. 2 do 81 As,
Corn-steady, 76aTc. OAts-Firm; No,
1 State and Western 56c, No.. 9 do ga.
white 60c, Observation-Disclosures
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If Per Chance

You lave got into trouble procure At once a
package Of the SamAritAAlS GIFT, use as directed
and you will be all right in three or four dayS,
Tho trouble when taken In time is easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the ousck ia
visited and no gives his course OF BGlSam CO.
plioe, then very often serious complIcatIons
arise which prolong the disease for weeks, per.
haps months. ~
Another fallaey Is, in persons trying to save A
Icw cents, dabblc In cheap drugs, which 90 dis.
order and sieken tho stomach that almost death
ltselI would DO relief: SamarltAn's Gin win
cure every time, with no more unpIe9sSpt IesnIIa
than II the trouble had not existed al All.
MAlepAckAges, 81; Female, SS, Sent nv mail
70 any address. DESMOND q CO., PrOpfotrTs
9l5 Race street, Philadelphia,
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Petroleum. Mario,

n PrrBuReH, May l9.-Petroleum-
Crude-Quoted at 81 IS. Refined very
quiet Of 18ic, .. !. ~
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale crocers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

have now IN store and for sale:
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose, Rdol.
weiss, Keystone, Howard and other standard
900 Half BblS Lake Herring.
100 White FiAh. ~
500 No. 8 MAeknrel.
800 No. . HAekerel.
barrels and kits.
Is Tierees choice Carolina Rico.
$50 Bbls choice N. o. MolAsses.
90 HhdB choice N. o. Sugar. ,a-
30 Bbls 6yrups. I'd
800 Bbis Standards A, B, Extra O, Gfanulated,
Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and 90 sugar.. .
100 Bags primo 70 choice Coffee.
Is Half Chests prime 10 choice q. P, Teas,
80 Caddles prime 70 choice g. P. Teas, y
90 HALF Uhests prime 10 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbr0ok's, ], K, Mill.
ner's, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among the best In the country. Our stock Il
full md complete, and win Be offered 10 me
trade 81 tho lowest market price. We invite
eloee buyefs 70 CAL and examine our stock BE-
lore purchasing elsewhere. = HgIT6
mario NELL d RLLniaHAM.
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WILD LIFErIB JHE-
THE LAST NEW BOOK OUT

The subject is all important, yet puzElIup
ono. It replenishes tho Government Treasury
and impoyerishes the people: makes the rich
poor and the poor rich; makes fools Of wise men;
exhAusts tho wisdom OF LeRislAtion: makes men
run mad and women feel cad. The crusade has
begun; on 10 victory. Men or women wanted 10
canvass every town. Address
HENRY HOWE, Cincinnati, o,
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BUILDING FELT

mo Tar used), for outside work and iusIde, In.
stead OF plaster. Felt Carpetings, &c. Send
two Scent stamps for Circular and Samples.
CO.. FAY. Camden, N. j,
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RkRROuK LEKE..s sPkrCu.

The APPEAL and the present repre-
sentative in congress from this district
have seldom found occasion to agree.
He has been intensely, sometimes often
sively, Radical, and We have never yet
found a reason for swerviug from the
Democratic principles we have through
a long life defended with the ability we
possess. Politically, then, we are "as
wide apart as the poles" aud 50 when
ever We thought ourselves justified and
the public service required it, we have
not failed 10 remind Hon. Barbour
Lewis, sometimes in no gentle tones, of
his derelictiOGs and neglect Of duty. We
can, therefore, with all the better grace
afford to do the generous thing, and re-
cognize the faithful Performance Of an
important duty by him, in the delivery
of a speech, for which we find room
tO-day-a speech that proves that Time
has not left the heart of Judge Lewis
untouched, and that even he has re-
Tented somewhat OF his extreme views,
snd can recognize the exalted meIit Of
Lee and Johnston while urging the
claims of the south for a generous ap-
preparation for the purpose Of improving
the navigation Of the Mississippi. We
can almost forgive BsrbOuI's fsilure in
the customhOuse matter in view Of a
speech which does both his head and
heart credit
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THE rENTH.wARD MEETING.

The proceedings Of the meeting Of cit
liens of the tenth ward favorable to the
Bartlett movement, will be found in an
other column, and will be read with in
terest. The gentlemen named for dele
gates are well known in the ward, and,
we understand, are acceptable to the
voters. The formation Of a Bartlett
club is, however, to US the most signifi-
cant part Of the proceeding, which We
hope viii prove but the initiatory step
to similar organizations in all the wards.
Let us have q Bartlett club in every
ward, and concentration on tickets
made up Of good men-the best that can
he had
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
CoNcRrSs,oNaI

The senate yesterday adopted the re-
port Of the conference committee on the
currency bill. The house, under sus-
pension Of rules, passed the senate bill
for the relief Of the East Tennessee uni
versity. There was considerable discus
sion in the house on the subject ofnews-
papers, and a resolution was adopted
prohibiting the publication of the re-
vised statutes in newspapers at govern
ment expense. The newspaper postage
rates were passed in the house. The
postoffice appropriation bill, from the
senate, was discussed in the house up to
the hour OF adjournment.
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LIVERY Sir Knight who intends to
q participate in the w
Of the drill on the 24th inst, at James w.
Park, is hereby ordered TO report promptly at
the ExL esitton Building THIS EVENING at
o'clock, SHARP. Unlsss there is a full at
tendance this evening the drtil on that occa-
sion (2iih inst.l will be abandoned.
By order ]. NJ. PETTIGREW, e. G.
7. ]. BARCUs, Recorder. te2O
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MASONIC NnTEE.

DEM CHAPTER No. % r. A. NJ, O
4 holds special convOcation, at Navy
sonic Hall, GayOso Block, this (SATUR-/VN
DAY) evening, at O'Clock, for work In the
r. A NJ. degree.
All r. A. MS in good standing are frater-
nally invited.
A. ]. WHEELER, Il. p
: JOHN ], WELLER, Secretary. JeD
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~ Late IL
..,.,,,. mr. confirmation ot
80, 49,, - fG per cent. will
IA Is NOT accepted.
IT, sraTms Of Sale-Casn, or
cash and PaIt credit; OF
credit. 10 per cent on 'ae /.
-. sitai as earnest mon
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HUGH TORRANCE. ITHOs. wELLFORD,
Late with W. q 5. Jack & Co.
TORRANCE &WELLFORD
Successors to Hugh Torrance s Son,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants,
NO.IO Je ffersOn Street,
Oup. Commercial Hotel, Memphis. Tenn.
Trustees Sale.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That OF
Thursday, 9th day Of JHly, 1874,

between The hours of 10 O'Clock q m. and
O'Clock pm, on the prSnllssss' ,s.33 a., me
.ity % Of Memphis, under and by virtue Of
deed OF trust to me executed 21 sne IAN and
q ~ Tf-tiend and duly recorded, and Tor me
31rnose Of satisfying an unpaid balance oT
the debt TO c. G. Srsnap ,il.Issi nader TOR
ash ma1 IN hand. the imurOvem- nts upon ssic
Iof 40 lOs. and the lumber, doors SASH nliIGs{
M ceessa ~ the lumber ward o. the said klrt-
Ssndp or so much thereof as shall be neeesssISS
70 nav and satisfy the sum OF , taV ~ ~
suu SUI a113 r1teTesI of the debt secured oy Salo
~ ~. n remaining que and unpaid, and the eN-
ps'ASes oi SSie' ], a. HAYES, JR., Trustee;
June Is, 1874.
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li.d',sht y, ~. NJ from BoIiva-. w. G. Miller
Srosber Of John Miller, OF HardemIann aIn
eanntv the testator, willing John NIL NIL
S.- - ;l5ran most cf his estate, causeu
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.vervtnlng VIA - a.s''s-S. -, veach
ever eve " 'a seen as far as the eye can TesIn sba
can .pa pe SSv d,stant prairie, shocked IN tne
IN lhS ttfraslfnp and the average
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pounsss' 0re S,,,.,,i mile. The starters were
ESTry FeIter, Scratch, S ssngESnt gErastSs
dr Tborspson's c. +. MacaroonI ,Ia Won
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s;l,,icb viii be very favorapiei no nas.sl
how much the press and frienas, ,, Of oi,,S1s tas
SieSet may cry out about the civil rlgnrs p l,,s
I'M and Radicalisnl, for the press on our
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o. me tolos,1a. v1o spply to the President
NE KnOxville. Tenn.
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REMOVAL.
The APPEAL is now
published at 2S2 Second
Street.
MASONIC.

THE Executive Committee OF the Ma &
sonic Picnic wishes the Chatrmen OF Xxx
the q fY-rsnt comm tees to report at/WN
Fxp0sIlion Building THIS EVENING, June
2Oth ID - O'Clock. X. CREIGHTON,
je2O Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
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NINTH WARD MEETING.

VNHE citizens Of the Ninth Ward. in favor
Il Of the Bartlett Resolutions. will meet at
Wagners Corner SATURDAY MIG at. 20th
inst, at 81 O'Clock, to nominate Delegates.
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de de Lion Lodge, No. lS, are as nsrses ,Ss 8A
ordered TO attend, ~ ,hair lul IleF I'd q toEEJ
insast,saa a. fheir Castle Hall, Tomorrow \4V
SSSssnfsSDAY1 N fssri evening at O'Clock. tor
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of S
"a B. Robbins & Co. viii please make i'm
mediate payment to me. The entire lot Of
Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, CrOckery, Ia
bleware, ETC., ETC., viii be sold cheap for cash
only. CHARLES l.. LOOP,
telS - North Court street.
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OFFICIALDRAWINGS
ExrRA OnAss-
EsrDtDg - Glass Eo. SIS.
81 I42I 81 70 81 A ID 26 ~ 50 46l liz
Attention. knights TempIar.

EV9ning-CIass No. S6.
6s a s. 81 81 2t7sI2sl 24tI7 % 81 81
Mernphis, this 18th day of June. 1874
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Peabody Hotel.

H@- This house will be kept open during the
entire year IS heretofore, Notwithstanding
aRy reports TO the contrary.
For the summer months special rates Will
be given, whereby guests may arrange for
board and rooms al reduced prices.
Baggage checked TO all points.
Special attention given to ladies and faIni-
lies travelling without escort.
O'BANNOS q NORRIS,
feI7 ProprietOn.
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The telegraph from Canada informs
US that Mr.. Rays pony trotted eighty
one miles in eleven hours and twenty
minutes, in q continuous heat, on an
average of about eight and half min
uues to the mile. Weston walked his
first hundred and fifteen miles on an
average of twelve minutes to the mile,
or less than one-third slower than the
gait of fast trotter. The comparison
serves to show the pedestrians wonder
ful speed and endurance.
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A SPLENDID EXAMPLE.

The Soolina Pass commission, which
was appointed by the great govern
ments OF Europea few years ago to open
the Danube to the navigation of the
world, and which accomplished that
most difficult undertaking SO splendidly
and with such brilliant success, was a
mixed commsssion-two army en-
gineers and two distinguished civil en-
gineers. We will do wisely to make q
similar selection, and of men equally
able and gifted. They have great
work to do.
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