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SER. sassss:sE: Esgsv<.
Their Social Ways, their Wives and Fam
lies, ana their Mental Characteristics
= Living Body Bound 70 4 Sarrse.


Vhu death OF Tire ~iame-e twins in
Mount Airfy, mean Salisbury. \. c.,
IN the 18th OF this moHtb, ended one
OF The most remarkable oS natural
phenomena They came t. H. IS coun-
try i'm 1929, when they were Is years
old, having previously been shown in
FuFop,. They were born uu the coast
1T siam, and their parents lived by
fishing. None of their fifteen broth
er- and sisters Were defuTmed, a.
though many of them We're twins
They made the tour of the United
States, and, excepting Tom Thumb,
were the greatest objects of wonder
meHt To the people. Nor was tho Gu
rio~tv regarding them confined to
gauiug ruralists To many men OF
science they were the first specimen
Of Joined and living human beings
The ileShy ligatuIe which linked them
was about foot in length, two inches
broad and four thick, and through il
ran large artery and many veins,
making their circulation identical.
Their breathing, too, was simultame-
Gus when they were asleep. They
we're not So entirely one, however.
hut that each had an entirely separate
existence. Their senses were totally
disconnected. One could not feel a
hurt inflicted ON the other the liga-
ture being the only part in which
they were sensitive i'm common.
Much scientific discussing arose con-
corning them, mainly hearing upon
the question o. possible separation.
THEIR LIFE IN NEW YORK.
Rarnum got the twins in 1850, and
for several years they We're shown in
his cd museum. At that time they
smoke English very impeTfeCtly
Chang was larger than Eng, and
looked several years younger He
was, TOO, the mental superior Of his
brother, although both were ignorant,
and had intelligence that scarcely
rose above low cunning. Their faces
were peculiarly repelling, yellow in
hue and closely resembling those of
the Chinese cigar sellers of Chatham
street Chang was the most robust
and go0d-natued Eng was often
sick. and always mOroSC and peevish .
They had a sleepiuCruOm in the
museum. as did the other curiositieS,
and one night rumpus was heard in
IL. On breaking open the door. the
twins were found fighting. Eng was
on the floor underneath Chang, who
was choking him. As q rule, however,
CHANG was more f0rbeaTing than the
irritable disposition of b is brother
warranted. they played checkers to-
English with slow results. Their pay
was SlOo a week. which they equally /
divided aud put into savings banks. /
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Something i'm wafte's Favor.
From the New York Tribune.


An absurd objection was raised to
the confirmation of Mr.. Waite. 1t is
charged that he spat upon the regular
caucus nomination Of the Republican
party in his district, ran as an indie
pendent candidate, brought about the
election of Democrat, and, in various
other ways, and for long period of
time, defied the caucus rule. All this
we believe to be substantially true,
and we reckon it a special credit to
Mr.. Waite, that he valued his cOnsci-
entious convictions as a citizen more
highly than the commander a caucus,
and an equal credit to President
Grant, that he has for once discovered
that a citizen, acting independently
OF party, and defying regular party
nominations, is very often thus dis
charging the highest political duty.
His confirmation will settle all con-
tTOVeTsV.
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A special dispatch from Richmond
makes the announcement of the sud
den death of the celebrated Siamese
twins Saturday morning, the 18th. at
their residence at Mt Aiery, Surrv
county, \; c. Chang was partially
he has been fretful, very much debil-
itated and strongly addicted to drink
ing liquor as means of alternating his
suffering. He has been quite feeble
for several days, so much so as to CON
fine the brothers to bed. Friday night
Chang became worse, and expired
suddenly about 4 o'clock Saturday
morning. Eng became so terribly
shocked that he raved wildly for a
while. This attack was followed by
what appeared to be deadly stupoT.
and in two hours, it is supposed, from
the death Of Chang, Eng breathed his
last. The wives and families of the
twins are in the deepest grief. The
children, many of whom are deaf
mutes, express their sorrow in the
most pitiful manner.
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ELIMINATION



Situated on Town Creek, Lawrence County,
Alabama, u miles n. W. from Jonesboro, a
station on the NJ. il G. R. R., and consisting
of about 1900 acres. of which, from seven to
eight hundred are cleared, we'll fenced, and is
as good cotton lands as there are in the Ten
nessee valley. On it now reside 81 families.
There is on the premises a good frame dwell
ing, twenty three or four single and double
tenant houses, scattered conveniently over the
place, new gin house and gin, an Utley hand
water as there is in Lawrence county, consist.
ing of or 5 wells, large springs, and aeuer-
failing stock water Town creek) forming the
entire western boundary. Society good,
church and school houses convenient. Has as
many advantages and is as desirable place TO
live and will make as much cotton as any in
North Alabama. Come and see it and know
you will be suited and pleased. Will divide
it to suit purchasers or sell in a body. For
terms apply to me through letter or on the
premises, W. 5. SHERROD,
Town Creek P. o.,
Nov. Is, 1S73-2m. Lawrence Co., Ala.
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NHANCERY SALE


By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Colu mbia, Tenn, rendered at its
december te rm, 1878, in the cause of w. >.
Ralney, Adm Illustrator, VS.. $. W. FrierSon,
OfFebruary, 1874, at public auction, at the
Courthouse door in the town of Columbia,
to the higher t and best bidder, on a credit of
six and twet We months, interest from date,
the real estat e mentioned in said decree, to-
wit: Being a small piece fIand lying in
the 9th civil district of Marry county, in the
the north by the railroad, ana on the two
remaining 81 des by the Pulaski pike and
Garden ST., 'eing in the shape ola triangle,
near the oil Il of warehouse j. =, W oodslde
and Jackson College lot. said sale is free
from the eq uity of redemption.
jan Sth. AS7i, D, 3, COOPER, c. x. NJ.
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Total 1900 Gifts, all Cash, Amounting t. 81, 5Oot
The chances for gift are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS,

The chances for a gift are as one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, S25; Tenths, or
each COUPON, S.; Eleven whole ticketsGor $500;
2213 Tickets for 81, 000 1873 Whole Tickets for
$1,000; 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No
discount on less than $500 worth Of tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducted
In all respects, like the three which have
already been given, and full particulars
may De learned from circulars which will
be sent free from this office to all who APP
Orders for tickets and applications for
agencies, will be attended to in the order
they are received, and 1t is hoped they will
pc sent IN promptly that there may be no
disappointment or delay in filling all. Lib
erai terms given to those who buy to sell
again. All agents are pe<emptorily requir-
ed TO settle up their accounts and return all
unsoId tickets by the 10th day of March.
THO. Z. BRA MLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ky, and Manager
Gift CONCERT, Public Library Building, Lou
IsVlIIe, Ky. Dec %, I'd
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As to sectional claims TO the honor
of furnishing the next Governor. what
county than Hickman is more entitled
o "goober-natoriaP glory
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" oodbufn, " ar
REM "A RKS.

We have established flrst-class school Of
ten years standing, inferior to none in Ken
lucky, for the education of young ladies, on
plain, practical principles, devoid of unnec-
essary expense and superficial display. l am
located in healthy portion of the country, on
a large and fertile tarm, and give my whole
attention to the supplying of the household
with every provision necessary for health and
comfort. raise large supplies of corn, wheat,
hogs. cattle, vegetables and fruits; canned
fruits are always prepared for winter use.
Being thus situated. l am able to give
better salary to competent teachers, to fur
nish your daughters healthier food, and
charge you more moderate prices than yOn
can find IN any school of like advantage in
any State in the Union. Every years ex-
perience teaches the importance of having
girls removed from the many disturbing in
fuences incident to school in town or
city. Many thanks are due the public for
liberal patronage during the past years and
by faithful discharge of our dnties through
out the coming ones, we hope to merit and re-
ceive renewed proofs Of confidence and ap-
probation.
Aug1-15-y w. F. WHlTESIDES.
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VTCK'S
GUIDE
For 1874.

200 Pages; 500 Engravings, and Colored Plate.
published Quarterly, at Is cents year. First
No. for 1874 just issued. A German edition
at same price,
Address, JAMES WICK. Rochester. \. Y.
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T AND SALE.

Pursu. ant to q decree pronounced at the
january term, 1874, of the County Court of
Maury cou nty, in the cause of R. =. Reed ct al
VS. Alex. I7heatham ct al, L will sell 10 the
highest bidde on the premises on Friday,
the 10Th of Fe bruary, 1874, the tract of land
mentioned in tn pleadings in said cause, and
Hanson and j. D. Ramsey's estate, east by
VIM and Coffee, and west. by R c. Red
and Daniel WiIsford. containing about 40
acres, out of which dover has been allowed.
Also, one house and lots situated in the town
of Culleoka, Tenn, bounded as follows: On
the north by J. b. Benefits estate; west By
Orman estate by railroad; South by the public
road and W. H. Wilkes, being the same for
merly owned by Mrs. Record.
and two years, except the sum of 1901 in cash
to pay costs. attorneys fees, &c .Nores bear
ing interest from date, with good securities.
required of the purchasers, and lien retained
for the payment of the purchase money.
ian14-4w JOHN NJ. HICKEY, Clerk.
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FACULTY,
SESSIONS, VACATIONS, &C.

TIE Fall session will open on the first Mon
day in September, 1873. The Distinguished
reputation of the teachers, and the superior
advantages of the institution are facts too
WELL established to require additional COM
ment.
The college is located on large and fer
tile farm. The abundant crops now on hand
enable the proprietor to offer rare induce
ments to all who desire to educate their
daughters at a home institution, which af-
fords superior facilities for physical intel
lectual and moral culture and excellent OPP
pertunities for complete English education,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Art, Music,
etc., thoroughly taught. All its pupils become
members of the family-none boarding else
where.
The College is situated in remarkably
healthy portion OF the country, three miles
Southeast of WOODBURY., a village on the
Louisville Il Nashville railroad, midway be =
tween Bowling Green and Franklin, KY.
Out of 80 in family we have not had single
case of sickness this vacation. For particu-
lars or catalogue, address
W. F. WHITESIDES, Prop'r.,
WOODBURY., Warren Co. KY.
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

I have this day suggested to the Clerk of the
Maury Co., Court the insolvency of the estate
K. j.. Anderson, decd, and all persons hold
ing claims against said estate, are hereby no.
tined to file the same for prOrata, with the
Clerk of the Maury County Court, on or before
the LIST Monday in May, 1874, duly authentica-
ted according to law, or the same will be for
ever barred. Al. WHITE,
Jan. sd, l874-4t Admir-
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tuesday, the 31st of March, 1874,

N'NSN"sRJ ; NTTN NISN Ut W Ut VII TOT "
They have already realized
OYER 4 MILLION DOLLARS,
from.
No Doubt is entertained OF the sale of every
ticket before the drawing, but whether all
are sold or not the Concert and drawing will
positively and uneQuivocaIly take place on
me DAY now fixed, and if any remain unsold
they will be cancelled and the prizes will be
reduced in proportion to the unsoId tickets.
Only 10000 tickets have been issued and
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SUCCESS ASSURED!
A Full Drawing Certain
On tuesday, 3tst Of March, Next.

In order to meet the general wish and ex-
pectatiOn o. the public and the tiCket-hOld-
ers, for the full payment of the magnificent
gifts, announced for the Fourth Grand Gift
Concert of the Public Library of Kentucky,
the management have determined to post
pone the Concert and Drawing until
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NOTICE.
a Delightful Home
For Sale.

We have a beautiful house that We can
sell cheap. 1t is located in Culleoka, a plea ;,
ant village in this county. ten miles South OF
a splendid school. The house has six rooms
and one hall. and has -tteS, - to it ,d fn sfi
necessary out houses The lot upon which it
is located contains acres, has 80 choice fruit
trees growing upon it; and has spring al
most at the door. For further information
apply to HORSLEY 4 PIGUERS,
Real Est ate Agents
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twins indlsSO.ubly united by hempen
OF metallic cord, and subjected, as
they have been, to precisely similar
circumstances from their biIth. In
deed, the band uniting them is almost
iusensib!e, so much so that, on ship
board, they were pulled about by n
rope tied t0 it. No pulsating vessels
have ever been detected in it, though,
undoubtedly, it is just here and no.
where else, in the center of this cord,
made UP of gTistle and skin, and for
about an inch on either side that
there are vessels and nerves commune
eating from one to the other Here,
but nowhere else, a touch on the space
indicated is felt by both. Precisely
here, and here alone in the band
uniting them, there is sensation and
nothing else whatever common to
both. II they are inclined to sleep.
eat, DC, and perform the functions of
life with great similarity, and agree
ALWAYS in their tastes and habits, we
must recOllect that their surroundings.
positions, &c, have all been precisely
alike. People forget, too, that one of
them is irritable, the other very mild;
one of them Is the larger, stronger and
the more intelligent, and he controls
the other. His slightest movement is |
followed by the weaker one from ne
cessity, and not, a. is generally sun
posed, from unity of will or haTmoni-
Gus action. They play games one |
against the other, and have ouarreled |
just like other good brethren. and |
more than once. While at sea one |
wanted to take cold bath, to which
the other objected, and the captain |
had to interfere to produce a reconcile /
alton. How absurd, then, to talk of /
perfect consentaneOus thought, action. /
&c between them! The decision |
given by the profession in Europe |
and America IS years ago, when this /
case was first put on exhibition. was
that the ligament Of union was carti- /
laginous, probably a prOlOngatiOn of
the ensiiorm cartilage from the
sternum, and the chiefif not the only |
objection to its division has been that
the peritOneum might be involved i'm
the operation. 1t was, moreover, MOI
one demanded by surgery, for the
twins had lived and might yet live for
years. The question of separation
, 1874-08-16

Ne" YQnx, Alg. 15.-Corroy Quiz, .,,.
bales 1n1dulng upland, lie; uiaad.hors nc. III
1i,c. Net rs~eipss l13 haes; gro:a. +,
t"tuIes closed EASY Stiles, 14i01 baiss
~ 1-'ie; September, IS 1-52c Oc.pb1f, Il Esl go
10 i3-loc No'cmbef, Is 2lJ!al5 11-16c -
10 24o3tsl5 1l-ldc; J-uu4ry, is ll-l6:. Fa.*s F,,a
15;. IT, March, lG l-1Gc AEfit lslIf7 sos
bahApsIUFFe-El0ut-l! y4a I,s. =
ana scArce hupertlue Western aud st.;e Il n
common TO good, S5.4deS5.eo good 70 cn1j,t = s
o''1o, while "ueat cxtr., .>WG6.15; exss tjn,d *
t+1..o a. Louls, }o.oout9..5. hyedour dull :, -
es':. cornlns4l urn II ~ KAest les. .xTs
!tecepts, 2oV0 III; No. nlla4usee. ii stnte <1
~ Chicago s1.2usl.asH; No. lniwsnste = -;
i.33i old winter red Western, 81 .Csi - nr- as ~
Sl.ostgl.34 New A1uber Western ST :e.mf - ~. ~.
whte Western, i'll stJre, <1.35x k;e du! ~. ss - t.
harley nom4nI. N:ut duu aud Unchanged - -
ia1r derlaAu receipts, SIS uu; FcssefL n1u N: -
oo}4c; rlSh mixeu and yellow Western, e1s,I :.
"ultt Western, 9oc Oats htaYy receipts, VI tJ 1n!
new mixed Mrssern, 4st5 &c; urn Wni,e Do ~: 81
Hx-Unchuugeu.
HoPs-Fir,u.
GaocEA1Es-Codee unchanged. Gu9.r, firm md
more active; f.lr to goou teaniuy.' ! i{1E;51fca
Aplasses uul aud unchanged. Klce uncuanv-a '
pE1AoLEuN-steady crude, 81; 1cha.a; u3c
luifESilSE-- " a5tzt4 t456c.
Ed1sFHn western, ll5.Wl9c.
fAos1stoSs-Fork au4; nsw nlts1. &217s ,Becf
ntni long Clear, uS4G1!c. Lasrt:2-ritls 7s:1,,s:
II lI-16. f'@' ''e4-4'
brTxEE-FirE1; Western, 2Na19c,
-tAtAL--ott@uF ctu.1uuu to ir1ua:; 1n3Btc
NA1sR1-Qtuet and unchanged Ut Z. H.
AEiALs - NanHActufed COPPER 1lomtnA; mr..
encatuluB, 30y4ulc: lugo. Like heavy ut l1sake
t1g ruu-Sco.cn quiet and steady At $3.gJ,saiM:
AMe-1cau uun at SI6.U0. --'t
SAit-,unchaneea clinch, $5.5o@650; hdtru.s.
, 1874-08-16

The Paris correspondent Of the Baltimore Co.
zette. writes; A curious phenomenon eau be
Witnessed in the Saint Antoine Hospital 4
young. man, singer in & cafe concert, was
wounded during the war in the head b; ball
Which struck his skull oblique1y over the left
ear. carving away inches Of tho bone and e.-
posing tho brain. Lie was relieved, but at the
cost Of paralysis Of his right sido this vas
cured III time, and be was euaoled to rryupae his
usual mode ct life. Some weeiis ago his nery-
o,ls system became so derauged that he vas
admitted into the hospital. HIS attack Of tie
nerves lasts about thirty hours, during
wlicl, timo lie is living automatou
he ia unconscious of surrounding circum-
stances and insens1bo to all pain. Place lin
on his feet, LIE walks; seat hi1a IN chair. nj.
pen between his fingers, lie disI1 lays the want to
write, and seeks for ink aud paper; supply him
with c1gal cite paper, he will eeaTch for tobacco.
aAd will make tue most perfect cigarettes, He
executes tho movements without any sicns of
cousciousness or i1ppatience; remove the II IT,
cles twenty times from him, he displays no
anger, but quietly reco,umencca his work. He
Can be made TO siDg sone of lis songs when he
If Eupplied with peir OF white gloves and .
newspaper for sheet OF mnsic. He has d mon
onaal,a for. theft, for he pockets everything be
can ,lay hold Of, but shows no signs Of being:
discoutentee when tle articles are taken rom
him.
, 1874-08-16
THE COURTS.
Record OF Business Transacted Yes
teruny.
nny'r Go

Record OF lsusincsx rranxacted vc.-
:a-.,,
nox,r -
Oos oo'
barfenf fanburen LIED petition in the Cir
cult Court asking for writ OF ne exeat against
| Ferd a. Gcutech and benjamin U. Jacob. Com
nlainant s,ates that in santemner Ia st ba so1
r. .ho de1ond.n,a . 1a,era a'4a Iass 10 eola
~ 'uo oste1oaus7 uius-s.oie' con1ents' anu
hxtures: ii Lonont, 1or S5,3fo, ofthis amount
$2,G65 was paid in cash, aud notes given for the
remainder, The defendants took possession
and .inca Than h,,o haon ono,noI :. ,a,,;- 49,
80 ae 49, ~ e1a ~ nbeo n4 eeilne 1ne
7'ocA' nsoety 1of casn' lacy nave neglected and
refused to give any security for the notes and have
lately been making strenuous efforts to disDose
of the who,e h,,s;noas for 80 qf,n f,omn1o;,,,+
,,ns n,,1o ro,o,,aa onda,,a,s ~, a..,1
1ao 4"Iuo .>4s, 4epseo sAu'o.o ~ na,' . se.le-
ment, but unauccessfnlly- As the defendants
have made numerous threats OF leaving the
State if tey can sell their store. and as tbor ara
irresnon.ib1e tho con,n1oin,nt ea~a IN nav ,oao
his storo ~ <,ood, ~ a,sa fo;1 - .s10
tl,na ~, ~ tnas "n D. a1T ~ ans
~ o5ost+o ao nvaront tha asAsu 'oI
ee eo e1eat TO prevent tne ootcndants leaving tue
sta1ei a. mn WHICH was granted ohocf l. 0ond tor
, 1874-08-16

throne, the maesise beams aud gilt-psndapbof
the roof; the rich paucling and wrought brass,
with tho etatuas, aud emblenB, aud painted
windows, require hours to examine and describe.
The House Of Commons is moro plainly, but
quite rs appropriately decorated. The finest
ornaments OF tho wlole interior are the 1escoes.
tbe subjects drawn from every era OF English
history. Tho most remarkable is Maclse's i'm
meuse '.Intetview Between Wellington and
Macler After tie Battle of Waterloo" Tbs
victory il won the two Commanders meet for
the lirst time after the result and exchange c
farewell greeting on the field. In the Duko'a
irou features weary and .war-worn, IN the 1nflex-
ible linea1nents Of tho grizzly Prussian. thcreis
no exultatiop; but. i'll the taces Of both, in the
long, silent hand-clasp, what recos-
milton Of tho struggle and it's t.
t;lo Tho rest Of the painting is
in excellent keeping, but the whole story is told
iu tucsc two figures. Whoever has fought D
Lard days fight, on any battlefield. with Or
without swords. will know what this picture
Means By the tirno you have thoroughly seen
the Palace the Tampa .will begin to CLEAN out Of
the O'Clock twilight, you will call Hanson md
ride ho1neward, and on tho way tho misty mir
viii kindly weight your tired eYclids you will
fall asleep, and dl cam yourself an animal ed edi-
ton OF Mrs. Markhaul's uEto1y Of Enclaud.
CHARLES LASpon.
, 1874-08-16

FFo7n tIf Hdsh1n6f0n NeDu0lican.
Dr.. Mary E. Walker returned to tho city LAST
night in the 11:5Q train from her recent bootless
trip to Philadelphia iu connection with the Ross
abslnction case: On stepping from the plat
form She heard two men who were standin. by
make some humorous OF Insulting remark about
her, aud at once proceeded to rebnko them in
the most approved style With her umbrella.
Thus, OF course. did not exactly suit them, but
rather than reta1Iate in kind they rctreated- The
conductor toon went to the rescue. and suc-
ceeded in convincing the irate little doctor that
she Was decidedly wrong in thus taking the law
iuto her own bands, and TINT it might be the
means Of getting her into trouble,
, 1874-08-16

a1Es1 hxnqa qs; 3pS; m:1L5 aS:aa:o s q ssoas O, n
per cent below the Bank rate. Amertesn os;e1 sls
ysG; On account, ~ o5s; 1dsY:; II F9sss, 9s,sp,
tjso Frj.. ii te1 Gt1,es nsx 5s 4o.A Sew Iors csai,
Refined pe.roleu1u-yLd
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