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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-10
uu,lnnd county Democratic con-

Huiinnd County Democratic CON. |
yentiou.
. other, opposed to hcS dm Indaco6d of q,
meet IN cohY t9l ~ 'hG ioWn nan III
ono fn,, bach ,o,yn and ono rnr every INV |
cast at the last election for governor. Tor
The following are the number Of dele |
Brandon 4 Castleton 4: Chittendon . ;
D'o,v'lu1n ,"l"9 ~ n''vn
iluupa'u'Un ~" t,''I"n hI,uio-
,o"i ,,,. ."t. nt"' y n;.'ln,i AZ"
.. I;ntland Il SInrhurnc q Shrowsh,r,.
i'.',,''t" ,,!i.. 'tv'S,rI
.: Wells g West Haven t.
n. > STEARNs,
II. ID. lARElNGTON. County
Rutland. July 4, 1914
am COINS porso,s ,,.,.hin,, 10 Inv
I j g. ID adj
"CoIN.r
WI
DRIVING PARK,
SATURDAY, JNLi tiN, 1871.
between the following horses:
VIM. HOLSTER enters b.g...... .....Forest King
Dir w y MORGAN :. b.g.. sleenv David
First horse, 81, 900: second 5000 Mile heats,
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TTNAGS.-We sell Dennison's Tags to
Printers and stationers at Dennisons
lowest wholesale prices;
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old COlNS.-pcrsons wishing to buy
" or sell Old Coins, address
"COIN,
iuncl2dlm East clarendon.
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between the following horses;
VIM. Holllster enters b.g...... .....Forest King
C. C. knights g blk. g.. Sammy
DR. w Z Morgan g Sleepy David
FIRST horse, $1,000 second $500. Mile heats,
best three in 1--WE to harness.
NATIONAL. rifles TO GOVERN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17

The BLAST OF TIE TRUMPET
After listening To Il sermon from ].
De Wit Talmage, The Christtan
Mttitigencer sail Surely the great
trumpet was blown that night with
no uncer ain sound and it any one
who listened to its blast never heard
Chrisl's Gospel before, they heard it
then, with tuilnesS, and sweetness,
and power. The secret OF the Tab
ernacle preachers success evidently
lies in b natural endowmentS, his
bold and f:li iIfuI Gospel, and still
N ore i'm his b. ood- earn, stHcSs." The
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SUBsC2IPriOyS.-1 1874.


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Iui,t'-iirr-
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Il II . 10 ne t'ii e. l. r.. i - two #
liar. Ell rui, - t. % al r.>~ i,r o - y,ar
sou; ct ihs i. +. he a.b-.lIia ~ ia. flee
+. t'..-,e1
Al tAtr:, G.. V "f e III the NAG zIy, y FEKtY ~.
Eazhs VIII les ~ 81 J. Ia ,iuII of sIvr
JB-CEIB RS Al 4 ~ each. IN .rinitI;i c-: ~" TX
Z pc ~ u VITA nj .rp /: ~, iay =
h,- b> lie. -ui,-. r. AZ flic lee. ives,
Ba X h ed at
A let. ~ 81 litgPE 3 tA,,Zf,E u " com
pr m. AZ 'lnt,i bitIt2. Will b
-rr 10, T-,-. irei- hI eXIrn If It cha, r. f,r
50 % pei volume - glr 'i'irH.- Nv mai T. : - !
s3 ~ 10th ct>cS, tn nj So crut bS mai
l. >tf,tii.
The nnStagr IIPIER'S MaG,ZI>E i "A cents !,
y""r W J IN be pad al iir. .,b- r.be pos
9TH 4. A Il
HARPER & Il OFFERS, Ne. *.
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The SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY. JAsU ,hf l.. 1871.

-Ko>s til, the yreat Hungarian
patriot, few years ago the most
famous man Of the age, is now very
poor, ana earning his bread as a
teacher Of la, gul9cs.
The Legislatures Of New York,
Illinois, Ohio, Minnesota. Missouri,
Louisiana, Maryland, Mas>achu~' It's,
Pennsylvania, Maine, Virginia ami
Wisconsin are in session.
On the second page Of this issue,
will he .oinl Il Sunm:rv o. Con
gre>s ional proceedings. We expo CT
during the session Of cur Stat Leg
isIrtur.-, I" publish the proceedings
of tn L body.
p. Z. bradshaw & Co are tn.
agents for the sale of Hartman
celebrated INV Pruce~s' Flour.
which they are >el II. AT reduced
pric,S, wholesale and T.. tail We
have tried this flour, and find it *
ccllent.
A. Zachau, AGENT of the Ash
land, Ba. field and S p rl"r STAGE
Company, gels around early. Yes
terdav mornin at five O'clock, he
was busy despaa hing teams, i"ur
of which he sent off To A>hlan |,
loaded with merch indize FIR that
CITY.
james Golfers fine tenn took
n little squirt to-day. They must
have "fcl,' the oats, on Which they
wer.. feeding 1T the wood chop,iuy,
from whence they started anl IA,
to IN ir stable, lrav ne the driver
and sleigh in the w oiS. A. the
horses were not hnched to the
sleigh, u" damag" WIS done exc p
TO the harness, which was pretty
badly l.r"krn
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SERMONS and articles IF Mr.. TnImaue,
are turu shed now only to The
CHri>ti.,n ut Wnrh, of which he
has become editor Mr.. Spurycon
also writes regular y for it, and for
no oih,r journal III Amrric,. We
su, p">e they stan ready 10 receive
any Number Of letters f ON SuhScri i.
berS an agents. Sarpe copies
free Office iC2 Oh ,mbers-sliee:.
y. Y. See adv. rtl,emeut.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

AN +. VI ~ IN i. I y.
Whole tickets. $50: halves So Tenths,
or each coapnn So: Eievru Woe Trkct-
for SI""; ~ Tickets FIR Loot; Is Whole
T'ck' t. for 81. O"; 227 Wnolc TIrkr,S tor
500 No discount on less than 500
worth ut Tickets 1T Il time
Tn" Fourth 'ilft concert will he conduct
ed III all >p"ct-, like the three . hica have
already be' II gwen and tuil parIi, uidis may
tie learn d from e rcuiars which will he -,ut
tree from this flee To all who apply Tor
them.
Orders for ii, kctS and applications f,r
"g 'ncIe> will hr attended to in the ur,ier
they are rec.-iv, d. and il L. hoped they Will
be sent prom. RI, that there may he dis
appolnrm"nr or delay in ii In q AL. Liberal
fer'S given 10 thos,. who bu> To sell again.
All "g.'ntS are perempt"riIl r. qui ed TO settle
up II cir accounts and return all un,old tick
cts by the 20th al March.
TllDS. f.. BR iMLETTE
Agent Public ! ,hr Ky, and NJ ,nag-r Gift
concert, Public l. brar, Buildi < Louis
vile, KY iml7
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FATHER john ,'HtBUL.-The MT
merou> friends Of the Rev Fath T.
John { hrbnl, the devoted and :, h.
sacrificing Catholic Mission try. who
labnred - z"alouS'y tor many years
In this section, aud wl,Sr in crest
ing letter irnm .il>,ra-his father
In I've publ shed last >nrin"; wi |
be glll L. learn h At he has return
cd 10 this country, and i now do
ing ml>Sl"nar, work am M, tie Ne
minee Inllan> III X shpu;l. In his
stat" Father Cnchu accnmpli she'd
much good among the Chippewa>
arnun The head OF Lake Sup rlnr,
amt i now doing the same am ,nw
the Mcnonliuer>, as will be seen
from the following. which we copy
fom ,hr Green |, 4 i0oc"te.
Tux MENoMoN Es.-- \ temperance M tng
was or. nized among tin, Men monee Indians
in their Mission church AT ke>htnd, on sun
day, Nov % hy Rev. 10 Chebul, the Cath
Ole Missionary of that tribe
The Rev. & uIlema.t first delivered ser
mon in the Indian lingu - on the hanciul
Consequences ct d. unkrHne>s, ,xpanins the
drmorahZiug SUPPLYING anI drgradlf = eff
fcctS of Intoxicating liquor, proving V his
experience among tue Chippewa lndlali> that
there IL 40 rl.-msut ruiuou- aud ,t struct
i've To the ln,iian race hrewater. winch
will sooner later bring about their final
doom aud cxtermu alton. lie caird IN the
NJ nomoneeS tn a ply remedy oy forming Il
temper nee society.
After The Rev missionar,', discourse, Mr.
Joseph Gsuthler, one OF the principal promo
tiers ot the temp,rtuce movement, addressed
the Indians, urging and encouraging II III To
comr forward and sig the ple,ige. Othcr
appropriate speeches we're Ide by several
Christian chiefs. trreat en- hu-iaSrn W sawa-
kened among the Memo nees, and great
WAS th,r eagrlne>S and sympathy FIR the
cause of Temperance, that 81 signed the
pleuge the day, and 10 have been
Received since into .he society from d # ert
parts If the Notwithstanding u total of
l5S members.
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Not;ceS of the Press.

The BkZ' ted h Il ibufnn OF tact
IA W. - dom full IN NY /: ami
TIL jr.Iu:I / -, { l. IL Srvnt ~oiiI ut
/ >i,r nj i II L tie.
TIE BAZtt con- 'rh'i> / >'lf / every menih'r ~
ti. , u-rn lido H. Ga Il -n lay droli Il ii ! V
pictnr", in- un= la, - 10y its 10. plates la
end - var Y, 10 10" Al EN- 10y lis ia =
i'r - Ia. The ChIdr"nS ,iolucS L. riter I'm AZ
II III tim Il. -Igs f,T -i4r itrIe ed slipper.
lax Irt.u Cr.-S a. WIS Boil III r-Idi I e
II tir BNZtR H. u.'.t rin at .r.at r't ih.'
y per "a acquir'i wide r. i,I.la I ~ tir>
side vuj il NO. d. ~ \. T., nuI- p J,t.
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lI1lDeiSo NIa0aZin
NofjceS of rhe p,tSs

Notices IF Me Press.
-" ever IN IA 70 ctrcu'at n 81 this eXre'ie' {
III ptk II ttIt,t ., sd tati u - Inu lar
tir>ie> ani needs Ia al wi rn ~ think / To , "
II any Il t rn t',r.- W y u. "a. tu,i,
Cbu-I I the ,,ucu t,,rs !. a. cf ~
t ii'I~ al the I.t'i'' min e., ~ VAST ;iIs "
la h"-" " n Y q a" { stupid - j hi, Is q, r
,i"pIuv Il ,,t'.- --B a., =
! he { Ia = ter nttC lis NI-aZ tin~~..s-- IL
war; /. & Il III LIT a -
inrr nat "a ~ pa. III - = u. ed e.
ihrs IA ult aus rrs con II - 1, rrgari ~ W tir
lu-iiflabi rnHpl nt NJ, 1t ai-o ti,rr, - a
- ! I'M al On ia pull Z srsiiiE'ir. the VI ,g,>
i'> 81 N "a ia u e.n al. tie ia, ) ui IL )
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Ha1'pel''~ Weekly.
SiLENDIBLT ILLU -lRaTLD.
No Tres OT he Press.

NO fftN " TIC IItNN.
The WE KY l. ia IL tai in - Fr'werfnlI Illus
aztec. q" rtai,,, pun siIr IN til q. hry. ~
F , afr sCfi , CuiNi en- nd carry
much Is MA ttstiou> If {. eve : ii
fui nj tut ard hN bust lie K tie =
" IL ,itrti tiun OF Is ,E'U h.. " KY All
II lea [ Ia hi ~ n, .ud i : I.tii. :
, Il opinion iapty .rrIne deus. TIE ~
iu,. II -,tnr p>It' mi drcl ii
s.r~e q ii ii AL problrIp-.-IlyuI vile
C,urieI-J
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SUB iCEIfTI0ES 1874.

III ,r,rr- Wee year S4.'U.
"a 90 nde> iftf ayfnent L. p,-t ~ by the
u'dH i'r>.
t-c ipt.' % IL, PERs NEEKLY M,GAz SE and
EAZhR, a'idr, iUi SlU.U two
II . r, P,tn,dc l. IL dI. ,>- ~" y-.r
- %: t"s 'gr l. ythiu the ,. bscf 'h-i, a. tnr
~ wi'rlr ri.
~ extra r,,Iy I eit, er = MAGtziNF, We KLY. +
fAZtR Wal h mp l. Il = ~ I I riu, ui rIv
iBE ; at ~ - e 81,
= U-fIt'--> / $3.50 with tNtta 80.
pt,a le 10y he susrr beI> tsr flies where Ie-
Il OK Nnm' - can br ~ pli.d ~ HN me-
1lI- Hul Volumes 81 " - IL [
rl"ti tn in-. viii a. >rnt i'S eIpr.S I. #
4, =, f. - 20 t.uh. nap -Ie t,,,r rr-i -,
\ !. 9. cash { IA,
rate at % 10 Vol f- Ia al oi d.
TIE 20 ,,u II Alp r . ~ EEKLY ~ J.,
Win. IL must pr 1t he Iir, -" L iii -.
Adr'-s HARP 4 BRtIri ~, NV VS..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17

CHARGES III STURGEON C. II.
Sturgeon, of London, has been en-
gtged rs the special contribu or OF
The Christine 1T lpmk. As he
writes tor no other paper in Ameri-
ca, admirers of this great pre- cher,
would do we'll 10 >end 10 their pub
licaton fife. leg Chambers >treer
n. Y, Tor >pe,lnc c'pirS. I. De
Witt Tain rye, a edi', I, and Spur
e on, as >p, ciAl contributor, make Il
strong l. am.
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IN y 8 ',UW il'ket@ h vt been issued and
- 900 Cash Gifts, 81 10000

will he distributed among III. ticket holders
Tn tickets a-e PRINT d in coupons, OF
trnth-. AMI al fir ctinnal parts viii he r,p,c-
.ented in The drawing ju-t as whole tickets
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17

The A>nlin, Press ct th,. 10Th,
containing IA letter from Super or.
giving graphic description OF the
lie option, 10y tie pc. p t OF lhl> ci'v,
of Hon. 5. y. Fiji lei, was III great
demand here his We, k We might
have copied The >piry eonmnn,ca-
ton, but for Its great length, and
The want Of space. Br"thcr Hank
on .ht to have sent up 100 extra
copies Of the Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17

mi'lrte pictorial h-t"r, oi the me- >
The best, c!tenprsi, and most successful
family paper III tie union"
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FITS CURED EREEii

- - .
ANY person suffering from the above dis
ease Is r, Quesrei IL address bR. rRICE, and a
trial bottle of MEDICINE will be torw arded by
Express,
FIR EEi
Dr. Price 5 regular oh, stefan, and has
made the treatment of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for ,ears. AMI he will warrant cure
by the use OF h remedy.
DO not tail tn send 10 him for trial bottle ;
it costs nothing, and he
VIII CURE YOU,
no matter Of how hng standing your case
may be. or how many other remedies may
have IA led
Circulars and testimonials sent with
F2EE RIAL BOTTLE.
Ad lress DR. tiIA> 7. PAIGE.
in3 81 William Street, New ACrk.
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HarDrI.7S Bazaar.

~ Il po,itory OF Fashion, Pleasu.,, ana Ii
rtri.ctIun.
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Tuesd y. IT, 3lst of March 1874
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS

and hay" u great IN my 9'nt- to hear from.
No do,ttt Is e,tertai"ef 81 He safe nf e1y
Tic6d bt1ore tie Dr",rjnq ba vLcthe M are
S0hi or nj The nnce anil U,'osrjng rW y.xj
t"da o"d maeYti"ocoi y t'he ii''ce on the doy
""m frrd and # my rem"in ""~'ld theq wfI
b. cu1rHe.i and ne pr;zet mU Je reduced IL
prep rt"n To tie u.S"i EchetS.
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= Cnquestionahiy the hest sustained work of
the KIND in the, wU Id p"
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] would also say that my
Planning Mill

On the Superior Citg dock is in COOL run
nii or'i' AID working up daily the large
supply of
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FITS OR EPILEPSY

DR.. Price s regular physician, and bat
made the treatment of
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VIII CURE YOU

AID 'ress DR. tiiA>. i. PhiCE.
i.n3 81 " il.iam Street, New Aerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

Continent among French, Spaniards and
especially Russians. When at BARGE
Iona a few years ago / remarked that
every lady wore trousers, some plain,
some richly trimmed with lace frills or
flounces. Two or four inches of the
trousers were visible, setting off the
small Spanish foot to perfection. knew
a very pretty French lady who used to
wear most becoming trousers in the
evening, which were made of very fine
cambric or muslin, with rich lace frills
up the calf of her leg and insertion be-
tween each frill The lace frills Of her
trousers just touched the instep, but the
rest of the trousers was visible under
and through the transparent skirt of
white muslin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20
MUNICIPAL.
Adjourned Meeting of the General
Council.
loFFIcIAL REPoRT.l
COMMON COUNCIL.
Cry HALL, MEMPHIS. February 4, 1874.


RESOLUTIONS.
By Councilman Harvey:
Resolved, That the Mayor be and is hereby
authorized to subscribe fer eight Of Boyle *
Chapman's new City Directory, for 1874 one
each for Mayors office, Tax Collectors Office,
REGISTERS office, Treasurer's office, Comptrol-
ler's office, Chief of Policies Office. 1st District
station-house and 2nd District station house.
Adopted by Council, Feb. 4. 1874.
By Councilman Happek:
Whereas, the streets, alleys and avenues in
the city Of Memphis are in deplorable con-
ditiOn; and. whereas, the established soup
houses are daily thronged with young, healthy
and able bodied men, apparently out Of en-
ployment; therefore, be il
Resolved. That the honorable Mayor be
herewith empowered to employ all idle labor
erT at reasonable compensation, and, under
the supervision of the City Engineer, to have
without delay, the streets, alleys and avenues
within the city limits, cleaned and properly
graded so as 70 establish decent appearance
Of the same, aud 10 effect proper drainage,
so as not 70 jeopaIdize the health Of the city.
Adopted by Council, teo, 4. 1874.
By Councilman Barinds:
Resolved, That an appropriation Of one
hundred dollars be made 90 have one thou
sand copies Of the Chief Of Poliee's annual
report published in pamphlet form, under the
supervision Of the Chief Of Police.
Referred 70 Ordinance Committee by Coun-
ell. Feb. 4, 1874.
By Councilman Walsh;
Honor he Mayor. or advertise for bids for feed
ing prisoner.
Adopted By Council, Feb. 4. 1874.
By the same
Resolved, That his honor the Mayor be
requested to advertise for bids fCr moving
dead animals.
Adopted by Council. Feb. 4. 1874.
By Councilman Walters:
Resolved, That the City Engineer be re-
quircd to repair Third street bridge, between
Auction and Mill streets.
ADOPTED by Council, FEB. 4. lSi4.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20
A New style I'm women's Dress.

From the Springfield Republican,
Long white trousers for ladies are very
much worn on the Continent. These
trousers should be quite plain for wear
ing in the day time and in the street,
but those for evening wear should be
made Of fine cambric or muslin orna-
mented with embroidery, lace insertion,
or heavy rich lace frills or Aounces, &C.
cording to the taste and means Of the
lady herself. What could look prettier
or more modest than to see a pretty,
small.trousered foot in silk stockings
and a neat sandalled shoe appearing
under the skirt Of a muslin dress, the
ankles buried, as it we're, in several
rows Of the lace frills or dounces Of fine
cambric or muslin trousers2 Surely
also, when a young lady Of eighteen or
nineteen is dancing it is more modest, as
it is certainly very becoming, to see the
limbs hidden in lace-frilled trousers Of
cambric than the present fashion. As |
said, this mode Is reg z.Csa seen OF tse
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20
GRAND CENTRAL.

From this time I viii run II strictly on the
EUROPEAN PLAN, and will furnish
No. % per day.
Single 80 each.
Twelve Meals--.---.......-......-. 5 W
MEAL HOURS-6 to 10 an, Z 70 3p.m..
and to qp.m. Extras served al an hours.
We ask the public generally. and our friends
cspccially, 20 come and see the first European
Hotel on a grand scale in this city.
The eentlemanly Q. B. ODLE, Of Arkansas,
will still be found in charge Of the Office.
la0-xviii-s J. Q. OATES, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20
A Guy Fawkes in New Orleans,

The New Orleans Times says that
great excitement was created in that
city some days ago by the discovery
that large quantity of powder had been
distributed about the floor of the Senate
chamber of the Kellogg legislative hall,
which gave rise to much conjecture,
many supposing that it was an attempt
to blow up the building. The matter,
however, was nearly forgotten, when on
Saturday last, soon after the adjourn
ment of the Senate, man named King
was discovered at the entrance of
the chamber with six-pound can
lister of powder, in which he had
made small opening in the top. He was
standing at the time over the canister,
and deliberately produced a small re-
volver, and said to those who were watch
ing him that he intended to FIRE into the
can. He was quickly seized, the pistol
taken from him, and he was taken to the
police station and locked up. He said
he had been wronged by certain law
enacted several years ago, whereby he
was defrauded Of all his property, and
charged a city official with making away
with it. He, therefore, holds the State
responsible for it, and says he is deter
mined to have redress or be reyenged,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

A young Partisan gentleman has &C.
quiTed a tasts ior the flesh of dogs and
cats. Lately he feasted upon large
and we'll cooked Tom, and was soon
after seized with unpleasant pains in the
stomach Tom was avenged. He had
dined on a poisoned rat. The gentle
man recovered, and now avows a prefer
ence for orthodox beef and conventional
mutton,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20
Dead Lord Alive.

From the New York Times.l
1t will be remembered that three years
ago q great scandal was created by the
prosecution of two young men named
Boulton and Parke, who were accused of
having attired themselves in feminine
costume for nefarious purposes. Among
those implicated in the affair was GER
tain mauvais sujet, son of the late Duke
Of Newcastle, Lord hur-Pelham CLn-
ton. A warrant was issued for the ar
rest of the young man, who had for a
brief period sat in Parliament, but it
was suddenly announced that he had
died of fever. A few days later partic-
ulars of his funeral were given, at which
the present Duke was chief mourner.
But somehow considerable incredulity
existed in many quarters as to Lord
Arthur's death, inasmuch as that event
seemed to be so amazingly opportune.
and an advertisement =" they all
looked very jolly in their mourn
ing coaches = which appeared not
long after in the agony" column
of the Times, connected itself in many
minds with his Lordships obsequies,
and was accepted as being the channel
of which his friends availed themselves
to intimate to him that his funeral had
been duly performed. Just lately this
impression has gathered strength by q
strange rumor which is current in Lon.
don. 1t is to the effect that French
lady of rank, reduced to poverty by the
events of the last two years, has resorted
to lodging ng-keeping for q maintenance,
and before long ascertained that two
young men who occupied apartments in
her house were none other than the no.
torious Boulton and Parke. Nor was
this all. Among their constant visitors
was one who bears an astonishing re-
semblance to the reputedly defunct
Lord Arthur Clinton.
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INSURANCE.
M MERCHANTS
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS
Office: No. Is Madison st.
INSURANCE.
OFFICERs.

pr. L. MEACHAM, President
"a. n. MCKAY, Vice President
WIN. GAY, 5: Secretary
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

'M. L. MEACHAM...ofM M. L. Meacham & Co.
IA. N. MCKAY ...........of Sledge, Mckay * Co.
s. MANSFIELD....-.of Mansfield & Higbee.
|WM. -JYNER..of Joyner, Lennon & Gale.
|WM. B. GALBREATH. ............C Cotton Factor.
Hon. JOHN 0VERT0N. Memphis.
,. NJ. PRTTIGREW. of Edwards. Pettigrew
Il Co.
ISAAC CHWAB..................of Schwab x Co.
|B. F. HALLER...of Hollowell. Crockett x
Haller.
,sB-Takes Fire and Marine risks. Dwelling
Houses and isolated Country Stores especi-
ally solicited. l30-xviii-53
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HOTEL.
TO THE PUBLIC.

IN HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE IN
. II terest Of Mr.. Allen in the COMMERCIAL
HOTEL, which Il now the
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Council and Board of Aldermen February 4,
1874.
REQUIsTT1ON.
MEMPHIS. February 8, 1874.
Honorable General Council: -.
GFNTLENEN-I require for use Of the Fire
Department for the month Of February, lol4,
the following supplies; 5000 pounds oats lOOO
pounds bran, 500 pounds hay, . sugar hogs-
heads and one dozen brooms.
In addition TO the above desire for use oi
the Department, one horse collar anu one anu
half dozen hame straps.
nj. McFADDEN,
Chief OF Fire Department
We recommend that the reQuisition be al
lowed. NJ. r. BALL,
Chairman Board Aldermen.
JOHN A. RolSH,
Chairman Common Council.
Granted By Council and Board Of Aldermen
February 4, 1874.
Friday, February 8, 1875.
u. a. WILLIAMSON, Ci.y 1asister.
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H. L. TOMLINSON, Agent
No. IL Madison Street Memphis. Tennessee.

OF
L. !
CLAY FIRE AND MARINE NsgRACE located the Ss
Ifuher T.
Memphis Tennessee dung the e3di1g December Tn
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SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
OF NEWPORT, KY

ORGANIZED MARCH 10, 1856.
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JOB THOMPSON Prest DANL WOLFF, Secy, E. H. MORN, 4