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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

II. FRANK Is located (ior short time
longer) at No. 40 Twelfth street,
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FoR white dress goods and grenadines
attend the forced sale Of
L w ERnupT
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IL you want clothing go TOM, Gutman
4 Co.'s, for they are selling at prices that
defy competition,
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Foa fine clothing go to NJ. Gutman &
Co.'S you should not iail to call.
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MINIS clothing, youths clothing and
boys clOthingih every style, at
n. GUTMAN q Co.'S.
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WEATHER REcoRD. The following
shows the range Of the thermometer as
observed at silveys Drug Store, corner
opposite Postofice.
SAN isa st& 1EA
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Go TO L. v. Blonde for your boxed
tOed buttOned gators
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CARPETS and oil cloths a specially at
Aronheimer & Levi; give us a call.
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Mr. O'Kano, chairman OF the Commit.
tee on Resolutions, reported the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted.
A motion Of Mr.. O'Kane, that the resOlu-
tiUns he printed in all the Irish papers In
the country, and copy sent to The family
Of Mr.. Mitchell, was carried.
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty
God to call the spirit Of our distinguished
fellow countryman, John Mitchell, from
this earth to Join the martyred heroes Of
Irish liberty in d better world, and while
we bow In humble "Reminiscences to the
immutable decree OF God that all must
die, still the ordinance that COnsigns the
body to the grave does not forbid the per-
peluatiOn OF the memory OF those whom
God was pleased to adorn with transcend
ent virtues or ennObled with the highest
attributes OF humanity.
ReSOied, Tllatitis with profound sor-
row we have learned OF the death Of j Ohm
Mitchell, whose unswerving patriotism and
undying hatred to the enemies Of his
country, his honesty Of purpose and great
purity OF character, have enshrined his
memory In tho hearts Of his countrymen.
lieaoipal, That IN the death Of John
Mitchell, ireland has lost her most fear
less defender, mankind at large the no.
best work OF GOd-.nn honest fearless,
incOrruptible patriot,
Resoircd, That the sacrifices made by
Mr.. John Mitchell on behalf Of his coun.
try's freedom entille him to rank among
Irelands greatest martyrs.
Resolved, That our gratitude Is due to
the gallant sons Of Tipperary for electing
Mr.. Mitchell twice 10 represent them, in
face Of all the opposition Of the English
government, thus assuring rS that the
principles Of the national cause still live.
Rcsoimd, That the family Of Mr.,
Mitchell has the sympathy Of the whole
Irish peOplgtn their bereavement, and we
assure them that his memory will ever he
cherished us one Of lreland's illustriOus
sous. JAMES Z. 0'KANE,
Chairman Committee on Resolutions.
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noR SALE

a three story Brick House on Market St,
No. 1911 on west side, fronting on Market
street TWENTY-FIVE feet and running back to
alley 50 feet occupied a. a Store Room.
ISAAC COLTS, Agent,
mfiS or JOHN o. pENDLETON.
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THREr-MiLE 1CR=Oontad seibefl an.
nounees in another column that he Il pre-.
pared TO deliver Thtee.Mile Ice ii any
part Of the city.
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SHEhlFFs sAIE.


b. tirtne Of Stale and County iaSe, due by the
Crescent Iron Company i0F the years 1872, 1873 and
1914 fhaye levied upon and will proceed 10 sell al
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THE heaviest docket Of the season wa
disposed Of u the police court yesterday
morning. There we're tWentySi& cases
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TrE Lady Ministries performed in
steubenyille last night.
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syBuhnASs have commenced Spring
work in their gardens.
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rapidly.
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SEVERAL Romans foame,l the streets
yesterday with violins and flute.
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nor sALE-Ten Shares, $1,000 each, al
IL The Capital Stock Of ilie Norton Iron
WorksAl Ashland, KY. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In The
West and Is now IN full and successful op.
efali6n. Fbf further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2s Financial Agent, ii00 Main 81.
Unwilling HOUSE FoR sALE-t
~ 0llef for sala my house and ground on
Tie northeast corner Of i4lli street and the
alley between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on i4lii street
and lsone hundred and Thirty feet In depth,
VIII cell house and Thirty feet Of ground
separately. WA. +. HUBBARD,
stp2S 1914 Chapllhe ~.
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THE Municipal Court yesterday ad
joufncd until Wednesday al l0AN
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Tn new awning on Main llteel b.
ioksatheneaf approach IVAN, weather.
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T1E hnes assessed al the police court
yestefday morning amounted 10 1929.
oi these 500 were paid.
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ONE bundled and iofly.ohe cases have
been tried before the police court thii
month.
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EoR RgNT-
lNToN REYMANN.
HOUSE FOR RENT.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
DWELLINGS, on the Island, corner Of Wiz.
GINA and South Front streets, first house
after crossing the bridge on the left hand
side, Apply To the subscriber, No. % South
Front street, or at the City Bank. Posses
sion given April 1St, 1875. -
desc J. MORGAN.
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siaouRSEYys. HAyEBtY.-The follow.
Ing challenge was a day or two ago re.
Ceiyed by the Waverly Literary Society +:
7bhe President Of ne W q. S.-We, the
undersigned, In behalf Of the young ladies
Of tie W. +. College aud sigoufney L. s.,
do hereby challenge the gentlemen Of the
wavefly LIS. toa spelling contest The
time, place and price Of admission 10 be
determined by a committee chosen from
both societies. II has been proposed that
The words 10 selected from Welslers I'm
abridged and limited to a single letter Of
the alphabet
Very Respectfully,
Miss RgrfA LGFFERfY.
Hattie DtEH1s
Hattie JoNEs.
FASStE STANLEY.
WE. College, March goth, 1876.
The challenge was accepted, and G. +.
Williams, II. 4. Black, Fl 7. Mcneil and
John day were appointed a committee
on behalf Of the Wavefly Society to
ARRANGE the ptelimihafies.
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while he read from maplscripl . few
thoughts which he had arranged, He
Md that the graves we're closing one BY
one over nc patriots Of IS, and one BY
one the iayorite sons OF ireland we're
called away. The audience Of tonight had
assembled to do honor to the memory Of
one ~ Ireland's most noble most devoted
sons, whose death had caused all true
friends Of Irish liberty 70 weep: John
Mitcheps whole lie was devoted to Ire.
land. OF all the distinguished patriots Of
'Is, he was the most unswerving, the most
uncompromising-ho was indeed Hthe
noblest Roman Of them ALL John Mitchell
was in many respects the most extra
ordinary man ever identified with the
Irish cause. He was the first martyr
Of the memorable revolution in rs, The
speaker here described some Of the most
important features Of this period, in
which Mitchell and others figured conspie-
uously. He also spoke Of the great lam
inc in ireland, Of the distress prevailing
there at that time, and Of Mr.. Mitchels
record in assisting the starving people.
He.ended with brilliant peroratOn
upon the merits Of the deceased patriot,
speaking Of him "a the beau ideal Of
an Irishman, and tho persOnihCa'
ton Of all that would bind a man TO
his native land.
Mr., Ed, +, LaFkin was called upon and
delivered an enthusiastic address, which
was greeted with warm applause, We
regret that lack OF space prevents our CIV
ing synopsis OF Mr., Larkin's remarks.
Mr.. Charles O'Brien, Of Pittsburgh,v was
requested to address tho audience, but
begged leave to decline, stating
that he had made no prepa'
paration whatever, He could but
reitorate the sentiments Of the speakers
who had preceded him. Repeated calls
were made for him, however, and he
finally came forward and spoke for few
moments Of the character Of Mitchell as
an UncOmpromisiag patriot, The ono
purpose oil his life was TO secure the
complete independence OF his country,
To this end he pursued q stern and I'M
compromising policy. His life Ind been
u most exemplary one, and one 10 which
every Irishman looked with admiration,
AT tho conclusion Of Mr.. O'BFien's re.
marks, the chairman stated that he had
Just been informed Of the death Of another
Irish patriot, a brotherin-law Of John
Mitchel-JOhn Aartin-who had died
from grief at the loss Of his distinguished
relative,
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MARTINS RESTAURANT

y fstlsni visiting Tie aly an hnd At he Aboys
- Want go9i dinner Re 15c. HegHiaf Dinner
elaeles and ~, 90 There q 10 ~ going home
hgn3ty Nheh yQq egn fel Z rod moll q lht above
ptcel -, lIAHTIN TEi0RNTUNl Pf0lf,
"a us Niiktt 81, oppdIile CITY Bdiidint.
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After the applause which the chair.
inah's address created had sutsided, Mr..
James Divine was announced az the next
speaker.
Mr.. Divine began his remarks by say.
Ing that from time immemofial II had
been customary fot men Of all counties
10 pay tribute 10 the beneiactOts Of their
faee-tO pay homage to men who had
won the love and admiration Of their
fellow men. France had her Napoleon,
and In our own country We reverence The
name Of the great and good Geo. Wash
inglon. So did all tfishmen, and all
lovers Of Liberty, pay tribute to the mem.
oty OF the distinguished Irish pattioi,
John Mitchell The speaker then pro.
eeeded at some length to review the lie
and character Of the deceased, giving In dc.
tall the principal events and mosl interest.
Ing episodes u his eventiul life, closing
his address with a eulogy upon his un.
sgetting patriotism and nnsdllied honor.
Mt. Divines remarks were listened 10
with the closest attention, and were fFe.
quently appladdei.
Ne. james p. O'iSahe was nesl IN.
reduced, aud bis appearance was the
lignal f0t quite a demonstration ifobi ne
audience. He pteiaeed biz remarks Ily |
,lalihe that a he hid'heVef before
ipOken n public, III would Be compelled |
. ask Tie intelligence Of TIE audience
i
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

ffHsmataa " Vi n tfam ~ t8
fHls y nfsaH pva mf n 1aha q
sad MfF 81 ~ lmHa. - q gasfa. z
maatas sad ~ dpss
AffHoaer aad paf.I were JHa
sfJ aa foafoHSd igd amafi am.
abie. & bJtaJ obfgl p hsF5a oaf
fsgafl aai va m0Hfb bin almost
afa tla. 20 taa hsrsaseI hmly
We eNeal oar ympdfe,
Nm vtg BarY w.t. vile IT The
Bslgian Co1sh 20 New OfIeass.
died al PaclctYs bptol on N06dly
night u yellow fever.
4 Hue @a 'oi Nn. Fry. abopl
eight years old. dol ncir 4lrrazia
a lli6oabs miIl on Wedoc,day. of
de Gfcr
One Of tho sailors orlbc Brig Chs.
Millcr, who was IN ia'I here fof scy
cral week, and who wos released
about two week ago, dlcd at Pas.
cogoula ( 'eacoasO ofyoIlow fever on
night
The Brig j. l.. Bowen, arrived on
Sunday from Havana, with yellow
fever on hoard. Deputy Collec tor
told MS that three men
were down when he and Port Ply |
sician. Blount, visited her r. the bay /
on that day. One Of tie men died
On Tuesday night. DR.. Blount or
lc:ed her to take position over and
against Horn Island
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MEMPHIS, September 10 -Passen-
gers in Talahatch e county, Miss. The
whites had sent runners to Oakland for
assistance, and the citizens of Grenada
were ORIGINATING and arming. 1t is
i'm possible to obtain reliable reports.
A gentleman from Charleston, Miss. :,
reports that on last Thursday two ne
groes, who it is claimed live in Arkansas,
registered. Warrants were issued for
them and they were arrested, but fed
from the constable and posse who had
them, Evans aid Buforj, of the posse,
firing. The'negroes in the vicinity of
Trenton, hearing of the affair, armed to
the number of-70, and demanded that
Evans and Bufori be given up to them.
On Saturday o large number of armed
negroes assembled at Trenton. The
whites sent Comfy Treasur.r Stewsrt,
who is also Deputy Sheriff. and Jerry
Robinson to try to induce them to dis
perte. They threatened to hang both
Stewart and Robelnson. W b o
returned in haste and motif ID the
citizens that the negroes we're swearing
vengauce. Calls have been made on
Charleston and Grenada for assistance.
Parties from these points have gone to
Frdser's Store, where the trouble orig
mated.
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Report Of Our Physicians.

PAscAGoULA, Sept. 10. 1875
70 me Editor Of the Star:
y ar Sir. Agreeable TO your request
| give Won abatement of the number o.
cases of fever treated by me, comm nc.
ing July, 1O'h.. the first cases on board
the Brig St. Micheal, and ending this
day. | have treated'a3 cases of fever, OF
which number ten are now uuder treat
ment. Five have died. three Of them
had black vomit. two complicated with
other complaint. l have Sc Oh num-
bir of other cases in consultation with
other Physiciane, being their cases do
not Include them in the above number
treated by me. Very Respectfully.
s. Moore, NJ. d.
The FOL ovifg is the report of DR.,
Blonut,
Total numbtr Of cnses of fever treated
since Sept 1,t. G3; Total cases of ye-
low fever since Sept. l, 81. Total Cases
on hard. Sept. -. 23.@- New cases from
Seyt. IL to II inclusive, IL. Gases
on baud, l7Jh. inst. 49,. Deaths rom
all cau,es, 7. Yellow liver. 4. Since
12th. inst. 2,
DR. Lambert reports that on the 18th
he hal II cases, OF thrse yellow fever
none. Deaths this week two.
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Letter from Ass Wm a
chambiia

Tfu fHa Hta ssb' 1915
n ftHs n ffvf
r aaa fffa .faf E
ifiHh4 i
fim $3.50
AfHa Mna fefs
ha'l f4tHf fgs
fF8 H1ifHaNn ha N
Ninna aaHi n m M H
aig BgHaf ~ fpaF fsa q
gsHfamIf RIf Hlpa bHfa Hg sf
11l.Hffnaa .aH yff Hl..f fmefH.r
iHa LIIi Voc eafy Nail duFaafifab
pflffI f5 me- sad 7 ia amlaai tin
fhr b1gH aHi If fassal sIfhaaf aaa
opposition s1i H1f aaat thfmHrr
When it Has ri'If1 sD if ib8 ssfafe
senator Garter 1h eiaI a. BE-. aaf
it esa referred fD bIm afI fagsf
fomfisI huck ff dil not pf1f1te
10 quarantine either Mobile NJ Nra
Orleans zoe only ve..els arriving
if0in foreign rOrIs. e'fl i1'ccfa6as
NJ contagious disouscs ou board +
DO not proiy so ~ decide upon lha
benefit " quarantine ol regulations
II q. sblieient ~ tay ihat such Laws
ore 10 frce Nv OF tbo scapIfls in tbe
United states except 10 Mississippi.
and huVo been passed by the Logis
lntutCs Of tie several states, and ]
have n,yer heard Of any one laugh
IN az the Levi lalufe whO pa .sed
them. II such q law hai existed
aud been enforced last ycar, II IL
more lllan probable that Pascagnu.
la would have been spared that
dreadful scourge-the yellow fever.
Il the vessel which carried the gel.
ow fever had been quarontined, it
= very certain the yellow fever
you'd not have visited Fort Bar
'ancas end the Navy Yard at Pen,
iaCOla.
| do not know What reason Mr..
Gar er had for his action, but | am
'ery certain from my knowledge, of +
he man, it was not because he de. /.
ired or was willing for the yellow |
ever, TO be imported, for the pur.
'ose of killing off Republicans, or
,ther unaccimated persons, | have
,uown him from hi. infancy, and
now him TO lie a high minded,
onorable, christian gentleman, who
'ould not desire the death OF any
ne, and would not act from such
malevolent and wicked spirit as
by the Democrat
Yours Respectfully.
WIN. A. CHAMPLlN.
The Bay St. Louis Republican at
cks Senator Garter for pocketing Rep
Champlin's "Qnarantiue
llP' introduced at the late special sss-
90 of the legislature We wonld de- q
I'd the Senator if any defense was nee !
sarJ, uIs "s il is not Ge lass the mat =
over by simply remlrking that, had q
'uator Cartor sustained the bin people
'nid have sim Jy laughed at him as a |,
/ ce. 1t would require the entire n
my and navy of the United States TO :
event the egress and iugress of our :
acOast citizens to and from New /
leans aud Mobile. both infected ports. p
spublicaDs and al unaccimated per- a
Us OF private nature are afraid to ~
>. A qparantine, tn, refore. could y
ly benefit them.
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NfHlfT raafaaf.41 hs.I
sf A6fl 8a fta 800 MI Hsffsm
b#s 'qf fHs fafaase 1ffgfatI4f fHH
f4aasfaH af rHmBy henfHm
f He unfF ahm NJ IaeanH
fmHF 8at fg sWunt 8eifttfaf
81 fa hapfeafnfsNen District Con
amfHn % HlmlH4f8 q BhlHi8iH
~ taHffHHNfa ffHm fHa e1NN
fs ~ llaffHHH 8nd Jtcs a1H, ~ ta
HHd af OaaH apfiHgf at4 a'f1
10 af0uaf Ha'rfIfas fg fba IBIn
fat fFiH.ff r0ffrH .pH no WiHH
anai CIfg1s IId aaas ...a % nom
laaf ftfdriat nF District At
laHay.
THF convention wHg ftl'rI o. Ofs
dee a6i afgsn1 by e'soIfg Col
s. T. feNR CHaIfmaa aGJ R.th.
ND Egtn stcfoisrf.
0a mDfIeB, fio Secretary sas
otI.fed ~ owu aHd rff gpcll ihf
Primary EiUiDu returns fpr eact
candidate, anI M stfiko 90 and as
hIbit lha mupfiiy oi each. and ~. .
nognco the result Oi such counts, nnd /.
fbe candidates receiving the largest /
lumber " votes be- unanimously 1
declared nominated which result |
was ps followg, tO-wits
For Sheriff John H. Clarke.
For Circuit aud ChanCery clerk |
Albert G.. Drlmas.
For Coroner aud Rangcr--W |
g. Bullock
The inIl rciurns from Scranton
precinct not having been received, |
the count, for TrcaNrer0rl Survey. |
or were postponed, and the dClc-
gates to the Representative conycn
ton empowered to count the votes
and declare the nominees.
1t was resolved that } NJ Mcln-
MS faving received the largest lum
ter of otes cast at the Primary
Is hereby declared TO be
the first cLoice Of the people Of
Jackson county for Representative,
and Hat the delegates 10 attend the
Representative convention al Ocean
Springs on the 18th inst. be in,
struc ed to use all honorable means
to secure his nomination.
On motion two delegates were
appointed from each supervisors
district, to attend the Representa-
tive District Convention at Ocean
springs on the 18th inst. to nomiS !
late a candidate for Representative
rom the counties Harrison and :
md Jackson, to-wit:
From Beat No. -, -,amos Hell {
'cstion and John w. Farley.
Beat No. 2-Seaborn Carter and \
: NJ johnson. Beat No. 3-Wa!-
cr Denny and E f Griffin. Beat J
70. "A + Lewis and II G IIa-
ems. Beat No. 5-Wm. Garter J
nd Lyman Reeves.
On motion one delegate was APP [
'ointed from each beat to the Judi.
ial District CONVICTION at MissisSip' \
i city, to nominate a District Ats
Orney. -
From Beat No. ii G. Cowart. - -
seat No. "A C Sieede. Beat ?
10. &c IL Wood Beat No. A II
ieo. w Davis. Beat No. s. T.
Ilbprt Cravens. f.
Resolved, That a copy of the y
rocecdings of this convention be p,
the STAR of Pascagoula i,
nd HandSboro Democrat " for "
Whereupon the con- u
cntion adjourned. ce
A. f. Lewis, Chairman.
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The Savannah News notwith-
standing tie absence of Gen. Joe.
Johnston ID Virginia, feels authors
ized in stating that the report Of
his having accepted an appoint-
ment in the army of the Khedfye
Of Egypt is Incorrect.
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Col. John f. H, Claiborne.

The following letter which Col.
Claiborne has addressed to Gen.
j. B. George, the Chairman of our
Executive Committee, places that
eminent gentleman fully in line with
his friends, and his old mother,
Mississippi
80 CARoNDELET sREET,
New ORLEANS. August 26, 1879. !
Conservative ErecHtige CommiHes,
DEAR STR:-Your very kidd letter
reached me this morning, Just as l was
leaving for ,hort visit to my farm in
Hancock county.
In response to your generous stnti-
ments. 1t is ght | should say to yon
thst.I ouly separated from my old par
ty in the Grant and Greeley contest.
Some passages in my ear Ter political
life made 1t impossible for me to snp-
port Mr.. Greeley.
l have always voted for Democratic
candidates for Congress, for the Legis-
lature, for Sheriff aud other county Of
ficers and invariably voted an open
ticket.
|, early after the war. felt the neces-
sitS Of conciliatory policy toward our
colored people, and of fratetnal rela-
tons with cur Northern brethren.
The wise aud liberal course proposed
by the Democratic Conservative Con-
vention puts me in full sccUrd with the
party.
With very great respect, your friend,
j. L. II. CLAIBORNE.
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A. correspondent writes from
Narragansett Pier that the style of
bathing costume used there is very
striking. The ladies appear in strip
ed stockings fastened above the
knee, and the gentlemen with "low
neck and short sleeves"
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Jefferson Davis, 'Jr., son of the
ex- Confederate President, accompa-
nies his father on his Western tour.
lie is twenty-one years old, bas
lived the greater part of his life in
Europe. and will, upon his return
from Colorado, settle down. in
Memphis in The cotton business.