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MISCELLANEOUS.
KAssox's PROBABLE SUCCESSOR


DEs MulsEs, Ia., Mny A.-1he Republican
Convention If the Seventh Congressional Dis
trtrt met here Mt O'Clock tllIs afternoon. Tieru
were % bal1Ots IN the afternoon session
wlthm,t nomination being effected, wlcn thu
Convention adjourned To 5 o'clock. Tho
strength of tue different candidates on thu
first ballot wgs US iollsws; C5n!nl1!Es, e;
mn9s, uud Williamson WIS run W to- -, by War
one VI the Nv candidates will be l,nmIratrd,.
I.ATEH.-To-nlEht IN the eighty y.s|at}i ballet,
jnri.y ui i. The vote waz MADE Muuulmous. On
The ballots after hnpcE Gen; Williamson Ecceived
=. a - u c Shs, 5 %S Il ny xs ne u rsess:sa sss
atI COL DUNCAN -. Judge Fossey's name WAS
Withdrawn utter the severity .see9nd ballet;
aud spirltr.l spserh. The succr.a!nl cantidnt.,
Eo. II. J. H. Cummings, IL the editor of the Win
trrtct .H<dium. Tie genera! expectation that Cn.'
ErctHnlau ka.snu would he E1punliMatea was With.
uHt foundation. lie ~u1 not candidate, and there
wurc hit fourteen of the eighty two yates IN the
enn!lcs in llie Convention In fasur Of lin II he
bEcoaD MAINE DISTINCT.
,, AHnrnx Ms May he sssha nI'ret f n r.
srpsa Wiu,a +. Fryo by artlat,ation.
EVANSVILLE, lAu.
Ey*x~yt1LE, iui:. Muy :t.-The Democratic
| Fuller wus ycnpiniuAttd fur Congress, unl john
| IIrnwnuc. oE Ht efnnA, WIS Nominated fur Pros.
| Ecnur. The resolutions wrrp very brief, adopting
tic State piutfr9nl, recommending aE4 lnlorsug
Fuller, nn'l demanding III investigation Of the sli-
prec Judges and III the contingency nf iheIs guilt
| tr,nanlling that uivy la retired The Convention
| was very Hmsll.
BCorT COUNTY, IA.
sp<ctaf k!*patsA 10 1as Tribune:
County Convention. held io.iay, appoInie. etYb
delegates to the State Convention anu eight men t.
! tAe Congressional Convention. a resolution VA
sltu,I trurting The hitter TO YHte Tor ElNAri
| Rursel. VI Tho Ga:ette, for Congress. The del
| ct,atrs urc understood to bu all Htainc lurh.
, 1876-05-25

Eo,nc dasa ago, in France, ! gentleman nnmcd
Ms fLr fusSot hnlae!f In heated discnsslon
to vi, blow 10 IL, t'tu htutltr Ut all aetrcnE.
4 duel WIS nrrInXeI but n, IN reflection, seq
Ing thus hu had been III thu wrong, sent II, nuts II
alology BY hla second te Il; The latter
ssnndrl that he wuult only decide whether 70 &C
cept tbs apology ll0t wuiI they met I'll tho duel
I'M nruHL1. ,in thu appo!ntcd morning they met,
and u, walking up IL lila nntu.unlst. said: ~
have rccuivvh yuur letter, unl al willing to &C.
ce Your excuses. not wishing either 10 ki!l you
IL bt killed uy.tls; bnt haSc nnc au' si"n tu ask
Yum aFat; II yua were IN my i'lArr w.ad you dc.Hn
saltf icsornuE ''Yes" uu.atrrtl II -, ''Alr
yon sure Of ~" ''certaInly:" ~ a.n charmed
% learn it," said ", giving 3---a vigorous
hiuw o. t.e check With onS hard, u,d as thS sum-
lied with .l4e uthe1 presenting luul copy OF hls
uWM u2usoay.
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The Turkish Government Desira,
a Modification of the Berlin
Proposals.
Russian and Other f7ore,rn
Officers Organizing tho
Scrvinn Army.
d Fresh and Extensive Upriaing in thu
Province Of Bulgaria,
Tho Papa1 Nuncio to 10 Withdrawn
from Madrid.
GREAT BRITAIN.

~. 'oA. .'A"os a" 1'h."o'
LoyroH, May a4.-Thrcc GOTTEN mills nt rres,nn
have commenced running au short time, and II !.
rumorel Tint nt,crs vii f,1,ov m, c,r.a1.n 1 ~"
continued decline and rreSul.r,y IN cs prics, ,ns
i satad that prices ae lower ,au for for taty ys' ys.
with two lrIcf exceptions, and thot tho ,so.pee,,
sra wiI itc cInsr5 i1mrnp ~ nr, rn W;s,nsa. ansa.
~ " - 'si rinE ti IN inisron. ms 'o ""''''''las'
nrngrcss h Wrsfni serr nonar. nSte 'te ILL., - IN
strnyed hr amr. nrs snrsad,1,r ,'mv nd 'tsh tt e.
br,gnde Is nowcrlrss. "'' er's"o'''s o"' 'ae hf'
1,.,rv ,,,n,,,or ,,,,lE,E LIED. ,,.,,,n
carnn nHsis nh,aot' ana ofosheT OF tho ass
e1noa oSran h,hsMsey' Me y dea4. f,atz
snan1ards ~ Prat H4,. H. sner. ~ y, " tha
nncnS ~ sIaxn. .i oaplGGs m"o Was teu
term Of nnnlsm9nt rIi to % ~no.s
.Impmrf ,.,,9v, m't. ,arcnoJ ~ Jea!s n ~.
"A"AnA 4on AaAo NLtEfA!oN ~ 9A6 C[E1
AuinohiIiEs 43ytoa =. or = LONDON. @
,LMMSnnsi AaG 29At IL TIE reception of tho rrne!
~ H. tt. ~ lt'v Lula eMJoI nnu Corporation VI
s ans .ts AZ IT. n tss,i"Si exGryIaF o. IMPORTANCE.
T, vnncrain xtrn"t,.o at tat,,,, WI present
Mola th " nmG hoo oi noS aa Masog, aild called
s,unnH ,iorrsin MIo Ill., ~, nn|r VI hrlfata!'
9jn thc .rtty ,or fSn nor rf IN nte
n,,1i III sct.R 1ns LIZ thatc M.tn %aa to
cention of abn bctq ~ nc t{n x,4t thcp cS'e fe;
tA Srcat nriin. 0 1scIan, and ' 1pdIa di,one ~ 2
1e,,n ncum9nt H. ,hga ,pnhgfary Wsteh as"ally slnmN1
s M III. sI "hn4 ,ue seG cs oow' ~ nno
~rna r. "oin tI,n ,snnrt Iltiai rn de
f. 1". 1,r c t,,n sa .,g.S ,p p,s1arerqne
~ ~ lnHemse teinl,usuIy taAtsintea io"tr. costtlh
anG @ e.irG ii, arun' T. LIZ aa,Ienl HILL Was etrcttt
rmmltnnt n,iti,rv I,.n1av ,,o "i.n tt, s eoh:
otr ,cn,n ,n a yt,n niaaV ~ 49,, e11uGs oI
III vi ietule HPtL 1he "s'i'al u tue il!hee Htt
nI'.' n;;, T.. "nteo. ,.,a,,t ,n. T., .,,,,..
-. ~ ~ s.tstn LIN Is.IssA WIZ ~ STATE
~ lnG h!]tInenhsuA W tAp tn4sanuN " clt1zeN
s, aseem,9,c4 H., " 1ns fae + irt alafbotoue9 toa*
, 1876-05-25
OTHER STATES.


OMAHA, Neh, May 2L-Thu Republican State
Convention ut Fremont rrnssemblel At B:3D tlIs
morning. After lengthy and excited discussions
Oh the admission OF contcstfng delegations fr'Nl
Douglas Cuunty thry finally calne to . vote,
which resulted III the exclusion VI both dclcgA-
tiuus. THE Convention concluded permanent
Organization by clccting Gen. e. II. Van Wlcls,
oi Otoe County, Chairspuu. Thu following were
elected delegates 70 thv Cincinnati cuu' H..
G. Nsuwn, Of Clay; n. Il. Flnney. Ut otoe; Il. ".
Oahoru, Of Wurhirgtun; IL. =. Eplcy, " Webster
&. +. Uayha, Of Cunning; A. Nance, q polk County.
Etas, lhey Mets nelrHctsa !ot nls;; Or ths
aud one B.yha, llitchcoc.. lun,I: The new Cen.
tIal Republican Committee Is Gntl-uitchsovk ~ Il
laIge ma]os!ty.
YAsE7ox, n. r., biuy .l.-At the TrrrttoFi7
Coaventlua tn-day 70 elect nclentr to cilei'nat,
Toorv Secretary. Ihr l!ou. A. Huihee snti a: Ne
Ncnth sete rA1sen delegates, aud oso'Ee Il. Aant
, 1876-05-25

Sptcial Ul4p0!rA ~ 1Ae tribune.
MESAs1lA, ILL.,. Mny 1t.-On Tuesday night,
about o'clock. young man, named Jack Turner,
but who Is known l,y other Christian aud sarnamos,
picked quarrel with youthful MenaBha citizen,
nu.nea Albert Wutkce. Thu altnrcation was
concerning aomo GIRL With whom both
wers acquainted, and, tu . moment Of
pas.idn, Turner fred hs,, plssol six times
at Natkcc. Hone Of tue balm took effect, says
TINT Watkce wan wounded ln TIM hat, and by
standcr received similar marka o3 tho aHfay, A
largg crowd gathered, mud Turner was In danger ol
being lynGheu bcfore tho police SECURED and lodged
hI4 In iA(l.
, 1876-05-25
SPAIN.

MAnnip4 May 24.-H Cr6nlsta asscEta that th'
Spanish Administration in Cuba Is ncgollatinl
with English house for loan of SO, 0fn, uU
pcsctas at per cent, guaranteed by tho custo'i'
.cycnne Of tho lalnnd.
Sa1rcrric, tho MlniAtcr Of Finance, has orle'ea
J. O00 600 Of reals to bs sent 10 Cubs, 10 pay tlo
troops
TIE NEW CONSTITUTION.
MADRID, May .A.-It IL reported TINT superior
official las bccn arrested hero upon Warrant IRON
the authorities Of Ilavana.
Congress llaH 1,u4sed tho whole draft OF tue Con"
stttutiol by vote of eH5 Yeas to 40 nays. alta,
Tho Colonial Minister STATED thAt the occupatlon
ot the S0o!oa tAlantls would be permanent t"ft'
would bu cstaIllsAed for thu protection OF cea'
uleFcu,
, 1876-05-25
CENTENNIAL JOTTINGs.

AMERICAN ETIQuErrR-TIfE QUAKENS AHE OUT
-opES1Sa Or THE hussiAS EalllhlT-AAl"
AtHlIs' MD soAhahiN" AHn"i I'LL. @ ava
lEt,,,,r ,r,.NnvST'wot,, y,,nS,Tt,nrN
0IpyEs AND OTHER ErCErEEAs- PERSONAL 70
ILLINOIS.
sWeiHt Cn'TstpaTdenes n 7hA Tribune.
PH1LAbgLrtI1>, May 11.-'fho week opens
NTH decided War1nth, anu, II It Keeps OH ut
this ratr, VIC shall hayu tn salk nFaund tn re-
1rIscrutofs helusc the summer 10 over. leo Is W
apre'Aiun, anu people are Offering their winter
clothes to any one who wants TO occupy them
for couple of months os so' Iherc IL i lnark1-
ness nbout tho atmospheric Which 'naRcs you
feel rs though you had been bathluy In =
molasscs-cusk, Or had submitted to Il kalsonl-
,,t,, pr,rss with suunlv ri ftur IN tho hr,,sh
.n'h p4ots' ~. ~. tPy ~, ~ e-.S o'' - ~
~ naAo s"xsr to e1u sseA ,,,ht ,ch I r,
Ma air s,,ncwha.. und NH tnld ],v snmn II tht
tlie VI so'a" .'a, uA an' ,n ~ y. ~
cool hrfprc midnight, But tho heat probably
.h.,,, !, r,o,I,. !, t,r tn1 ra,s ~, ,,,a,
ws % had II very ~ cool tho rst part Of lust week,
and thought tia, sort of thing was going to llst.
rnr I i1 Exhibition mt ,iruu.n!z wcre ,clrhtf, IL the
forenoon, aud thu attendance appeared larger
than nh nuy ,lay since tie oprn!ng. Tho Main
building wAs wc!t.hllcd With people, und OBJ
served a,I.u1,r tIetu
,,tucrn xu,,rr1, or wovyv
AAAa'L" SoAnEas M os "o"H"
than lave sec,l before. Iiey wandered slhs'y.
aud by twos, thrers, Or lArger numbers, whcs-
..yr ,lclr Krvcr., Wills led them: und re,nark-
| ed TINT they were generally ltd among The
Janau.sn l,rnpxcs and Other succItuens OF Oric,l.
| 49,, H., . ,,h ,tt ,1 .,na
Ill "orht auu A'eo aaohS usucs ''ec au'' ntttaf
! tive things. Il must 6tsllc Boule 0f Our Conti
pruta) yirftur5 r:lthrr utlilty to sre o1,r women
| -. I, r., ,
~ aD"ut ulattett'Ga' Ia 1u.opc, eueh p'o.
| cee1tlg would ha Improper III tho cXtremc, ullu
| mt,,ht had +, t,,upv ,nts,,rtrrst,nltnrv
H',s - Nv 'eA'' " '''''4' ~. s,'
lhcfc "as fo" ~ WICHITA growing t'ut ot t1ils
| ycry thing, uuu Il caIuu HeAr fily4!yng tic
Am,rlr,p Tm,,au,v IN row ,v,th thr Rusn.,n one
nn ;,, ' ~ ~, - ~ -" ,.t. .t.' 49, ~ s ~ ~
AAe "ae apn eiStet % L" 1'"r1'eea "cao ""nue''ht
, 1876-05-25
R1fal NatiAtr
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

EEw Yol1x, May 24.-Arriycd, steamships Cana
dn, from Itonlon; State Of pennsylY4nla, G!as-
CHOW, Sucyh, Hamburg
PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Asrivcd, steamship
City OF Limerick, from Liverpool.
LoNpns, May ai.-Stranshirs canatln, from
New York, md Siberia, froin Boston havu arrived
out.
San F1Axclscn, May 24.-Salled tho steamer
Zca1anda, for Sidney via Honolulu, carrying tho
Drtiah 1nafl.
Moy1LlE, May a4.--Steamshlp Caspian, from
Baltimore, h4a arrived.
, 1876-05-25

LINCOLN, ILL.,, May ~. The case Ut The People
W. Fletcher, for tile murder of Patrick Daily, At
Cortland, ~ reported 10 Tlsk TnlnrSE last peceu.
bes, whs called to..!ay, With 6tato's- Attorney
leach anG IiohEt T. Fuley prosecuting, anu loy.
IlInu, and llarfis y NAtrli OF t!ls place. defend.
ng lln being rallied It was funlH that most Of tho
pouples wiiurste. w-le out ot suach. IL wsa cun.
llIueI untll Lc3t fall.
, 1876-05-25
ItOAIIt.



1loaE, May a4.-A meeting Ut Cardinals wa
held at which the Pops was present. The postum
Of the Church towards Spain was cousdefea - -
Wa resolved that tho relations with the hpah'1u
Government sltIuld not b. formally suspended W "
account Of the adoption Ut tho toleIatlon claage
The new Constitution, hut that the snteeo ~
AalrlQ bQ GEnnted indclnite lG2yc u AbsCllct.
, 1876-05-25
LOUISIANA POLITICS,

Hpfcidl WspdIfh % TIE 7I7bNne.
New OHtEANs, May H.-A special to tho RepHb-
sIean from Bayou sara says that al IL o'clock Inst
hight baud OF Regulators, following the advice Of
t1sc New Orleans democrat. madn an attempt 10
Atrasa!natc scnntur Weber. They called him
ont several iincr, ,nnl, fatl!ng TO ECO Or
a rapid Nro on tho east side Of tIin linuac.
ptnmpt return Of tho 1ro from tho house inuluccd
the Regulators to icayo III hurry. No pnr WIS
knuWn.
, 1876-05-25

cnlabitlng with bis {ccmplh'nnpts> wafc- Tho do
fcniant watscd examination md tho caao WINS Put
ovcr I'LL June 2o for further hcarIng Ar ono Of
tho parties At lcnrt has always h1A tho respect nf
the community. tho proinIAcs to 10 nm Of rx.
citing tntcrcei. t2nisc a strong opinion pruyalis
that It IL a clear cabc Ut bfnck1nail.
, 1876-05-25
A T1nn fyttrnItN lfl5lls

The London lIortt "details tho theft 81 sofe,a
rolls of lyuAni.e, which l!Io thiof probably sM
posed to bc rolls OF specie. Upon conJet.s hs.s
thFSwn them aside ~ worthless, tho foaoM. foIa so"
aIders Il interesting addition to .is n
knowledge to know that als.e u knaekns H.
sslf lalent force sufficient to tlullv d9~a as'
ths city.
, 1876-05-25
A JEALOUS MURDERER,

Lou1sv1LLE, May a4.-;I0hn urownlcll murdered
Mathew Stevenson yesterday near Bloomington,
Ind, being actuatcd by Jealousy. Dotlt men have
families. Drownlcll IA desperate character, and
tried to escape ut his preliminary tria, but
captured anl ia now In Jail.
, 1876-05-25
LYSCIfED.

Ior1HvtLLr, Ky, May :f.-Scar EIiyrltIc, Ky,
Inst evening, according TO Cousl<r. Journal corro-
sponlent, Densy Teacher, ncgro. wnH hanget,
by tho Inhabitants OF Lyon County. Pcachcr
II fa alleged, committed au outrage upon
Mira. II. G. Stephenson, aged 10, whom he met on
horseback. Size tried to heat him off With t,rr
ruling. whip, hut fell faintng by the wnyellr, and
was .hen made u submit to 'iis purposes.
, 1876-05-25

New YonK, May 24.--picrre Lanc1nn md A,-
gust Urban were nrrcated here To-day, charged
With the robbery Of the nsfc Of tho Union Fargo &
Iron Company at pittsbutg. Flyc hundred and
forty.tw0 dollars were found with tlcm.
, 1876-05-25
CII}IA,
ANOTHER alAElalI DRPEAT.

ANOTHER srAElsu DRFEAT.
New YonK, May 2l.-An engagement IL Fepon'
cd ncas Los Cruces Cuba, lasting I'LL DAY, between
the Spanish forccs and the insurgents. tho latter
c!ny victorious. The Spanish loss Is asid 10 be Sc'
TWEEN !, 00u mud !, 50O
, 1876-05-25

NASHVILLE, May 2i.-The south s!dc Of tho
Square ut Murfreesboro burned this morning. Loss
SD O0o Thu threc other HtticB ct tlr Square llayo
boon destroyed ond rrbnilt sfncu thu WAE.
, 1876-05-25

All GENEVA, N. +.
GENEVA, N. T., May II. 4.-A fire hero Inst nigh
damaged i've storcs TO the extent Of So, ,O0O.
, 1876-05-25

bFeCbui tHSP1tEa 70 1a& 4FVuHe,
WArKEeI1A, Wts., MuY .4.-One Of the tnHu'b
chief Just!csh was brought before i. H. Urlstaw.
a bEothVt-Ju.ttct, this atcfuoon. on complaint
Of one Of our cltlxcIs, ch4tslug tho Justice with
, 1876-05-25

KEESE, n H., May ~. 4.-Alyan G. Foster. Col
1ector for Geneva, N. Y, wns murdered and robbed
last night
, 1876-05-25
FIRES.
At NTANLSTEIs, MICH.

At IANISTIiIs, MICH.
Special Dsputch 10 Tho TfiaunA.
MAN1sTEE, Mich, Nny 4.-A!rs. Colb}ornso,l's
large frame building, formerly used as boarding.
house, known AZ the lIanson House, OIL River
street. burned this morning Mt nlnut o'clock.
]csscy for 81, ooo mud u tho 'augos of a1aIno for
the eQulu aMlunt. -
, 1876-05-25
THE WEATHER.

TIE WEATHER..
WARRINGTON. d. C., May 4-5 a.. m.--For tho
Lake region, falling and stationary barometer,
southerly TO westerly ~!ndB, mud slightly warm
ct, clear weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Highest Cash Price Paid
NOR OI,D STOyES

have also for sale at very low prices a
good assortment ofCooking Stoves, Arches,
Crates and Castings generally have q
good quality of Jet Black Varnish, for IRE
fronts, &C. All kinds of Stove Castings al
wayson hand and delivered free OF charge.
Stoves removed and repaired promptly.
OLIVER HAWLEY,
No, 1psl west side second Ward Market
Square. mrlTeodra
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Clicks OFFICE
BOARD OF CDHNrssIosERs
WHKKLTsG, April s, Is7s.
Proposals Will be received at this ONES
until Wednesday. April l2fh, ct II o'clock
noon, for building l6 rod common board
fence, the contractor 70 furnishthe lumber
n lis, locust posts and build xaid fence on
line Of Elm Grove and Wheeling road.
caldveiis run, through the farm OF
Michael Miller.
ap5a CHAS. III. DErTERs. Clerk.
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A Ramble Through the CapitOl-The
Heuse-The Senate-rhc Supreme
Ceurt-The Investigating Commit.
tees-The Physical Administrator
and It's Perfections-Educa
Defects OF West Point, etc. etc.
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COFFEE.

1OOBAGs PRIMETO CHOICE COFFEEs
ltU in store and for sale by
mr9 ~. REILLY.
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SUNDRIES.

cYRUPS, CHEESE, WOODEN. WARE,
- Brooms, Soaps, Candies, Crackers,
Essence Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Vinegar,
Carbon and Lard OILS Spices, Rice, Starch,
Snuffs, Soda, Grocers Drugs aud such other
articles as are usually found in q first-elass
house n BELLY.
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Wheeling Female College.

DELiGHTFUL AND HEALTHFUL LO-
~ CATION. The College is home-ltKs
and elegant In all its appointments.
Terms moderate In al the Departments
For Circulars or other Information ad-
dress the Principal,
apr4a hlss A. IA LUZ
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BACON AND LARD

4 FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND
"A OF Leaf Lard. s. G. Hams, Shoulders,
Clear sides, !. Z. Brissets, etc. Orders filled
fresh from smoke-house daily.
mars NJ. BELLY.
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WASHINGTON, Apr

WAsHNeroN, April 8.
FIR I'm our regular correspondents
Loungers in the halls and galleries Of
the United States capitol will be I'M
pressed with significant change that has
taken place during the comparatively
short period that the Xiv Congress
has been in session. There is O marked
diminution Of lobbyists and the demi
monde. 1t may net be on account Of the
vestal virtue of the present Congress,
but from some cause they seem to have
gone elsewhere. Yesterday the weather
was fine, and, only year ago, wooed by
such an atmosphere, the rotunda, Hobbies
and galleries would have gllttered with
the brassyest most volatile and wickcdest
human pot potrri that any terrestrial
nation can present But the magnificent
pile was almost deserted; l heard a young
woman say that Il seemed "lonesome."
In going from the Capitol, from any
of the large hotels, it is convenient to
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REFINED SUGARS.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered 8Granulated.
100 " Extra G and A White,
50 - Franklin b,
80 Yellow &,
In store and for sale by
mr9 N. REILLY,
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a CARD

THO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
l. the errors and indiscretions OF youth,
nervous Weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &c, will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CH ARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
in South America. send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
d, Bible House, New York City.
feb29eod-egub
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FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN.
FOR CINCINNATI.

sTA THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
- draught passenger steamer
Andes, Charles Muhleman, Commander,
ed. Muhleman, Clerk; will leave for the
above on Tuesday, April 18th, 1875, at
p. N. Fer freight or passage apply on board
or to Z. III. BOOT III u CO.,
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.

4 FULL LINE OF CHOICE 0OLONG,
n Japan, Gunpowder, Souohong and
Young Tyson Teas, and leading brands OF
Virginia and Kentucky Chewing TobRccos
always ON hand. Special inducements
offered IN these lines.
mr9 n. REILLY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-03
Friday, Sd Day Of March, 1876,

the, several parcels of real estate mentioro,
and described in the plea inqs and dscrea ~
follows: Situate, lying and beng in Shelb9
county state OF Tennessee, and the FIRST tract
Deglnnlng at stake, the northwest ,nterssc, :.
llon oil walker street and the Hernandez n snr
f,9aui thence vest with the north line N
walker street TO Orleans street 69l feet. fnence
norm with Orleans street 79l 5-i2 feet: themes
east oO5 teet to tho fernando road: thence
souln with the vest line of Hernaudo piank
ioaq oso o-l2 feet to the beginning.
Also the following other real estate. known
as lot IN ol0ek ~ on the plan of Sou h Mem.
PMS, SITUATE between Huling and Trezeyant
susets' naylnga front Of S0J fott on the west
Of 100 feet. D''A I'd
Also tho east half of lot S in block 70 said
nalt being the east 81 feet OK said lot X ss
KnoRn on the plan Of South Memphis.
Also anOtner tract or parcel Of land fbus
uesvIfVn9 BEGINNING at the northeast cor
her Qt walker and Lauderdale streets: tbenca
north with Lauderdale street 6yt y.l1O iesf.
thehce east blJ j. lOl feet to Or cans street,
thence South 6S2 feet to Walker street: thenre
eest oi4 ieet to the beginning, being with tbe
ntsl aooVe described tract the property CON
veyed, to defendant W. q. Ford by j >
JSatuthers by deed recorded in BOOK ii nari
Ist, page oio, IN the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.
Terms Of Sale Said property will be sold
uPon = cIedlt OF seven months, purchasers
executing notes with approved persnnai ssc,s
.iy lYr Tue purchase money, and a lien re-
tained upon The property until said notes ara
pau, Equity Of redemption barred.
January ~, 1876.
H. J I'm II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
hUAkb fOarON, Solicitors I90
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Saturday, March IL, 1876,

within legal hours. the following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn
and IN the city Of Memphis, to-wit; A lot o.
sround beginning at a point on the east lint
OF Second street Nv feet north OF the north
eastern Intersection OF Beal and Second
streets, aud 80 feet south oftne southeastern
intersection Of Second street with the frsl
alley north OF Beal street; running thence
eastsardly at right angles with Second street
lUo feet; thtnee n0rIhwardly parallel with
second street ~ feet TO an alley; thence
westwardly With the same line of said alley
10y feet e. Second street; thence soutnWardlJ
with he east line OF Second street 81 ieet 10
the beglnning.
Termsot Saloon a credit Of seven months;
purchaser to comply instGnter by o1eouting
notes. With approved surelies. bearing inter
est from date Of sale; lien retained 10 secure
sane and equity OF redemption barred.
This February s. 1876.
ED@UND A. COLE. G. and NJ.
By X J. BLACK ID. Q and NJ.
EsTEs y JACKSON and j. N. FORD, Soils.
l3S 10
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The Papuaps, who iHbabit the Island
OF New Guinea, poison their arrows, ac.
eording to a private letter received BY
DR.. Hooker, by plunging the bone points
with which they are tipped into human
corpse and keeping them there several
days. Poor Commodore Goodenouph
and some Of his men suffered from ar
rows so poisoned. The results of a
wound from one Of these arrows do not
declare themselves for some DAYS, being
blood disease (septicemia) induced by
incubation. Death, which is almost 10 !.
evitable, is accompanied by tetahic con-
vulslons, with consciousness to the last.
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ThA EnrIy stnges or nlaense

Those conditions Of the body in which its
functions are not performed with healtbfu
aotivi ,. bat slusgishly and irregularly. are
in fact tbs early st,ges Of ease They are.
NOR over. almost invariably the result of la.
cal or neral weakness which eau only be
nsrmanently overcome By an efficient tonic.
There is m medic q fact more clearly eHab.
lisbed than that Hostetter's stomach Bite
are admirably adapted t iufuse vigor into
ihs deoll tated system, and 10 'estefe regular
ity TO its interru ted fu ctiNns. As knees
and irregulaily are sue 10 develop into dis
ease the bittels. By ov rcomidg them, q, the
mea OF ave ting far more serious evils.
DEBILITY mot frequehtls manifests itself 10
the organs Of digestion and .vacu It on. two
important ttices, whose vigorous performance
Ia insured BY the Btters v hch aisD rectify
weak pes3 or irreRnlarity Of the bladder or
kidneys. and iortifS the stem against
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-03

The other night while the dancing Of
the can.esn was in progress at the Ne.
tlonal Theater. Cincinnati, the dress Of
the female dancer csught FIRE from the
footlights The audience rose and began
q stampede for tho door. but the blazing
bsllet-girl having been extinguished with
only the loss Of Der skirts, continued to
dance wIIh great bravery and presence of
mind. The auditors, seeing woman
dancing without skirts, remained trans.
liked and glazed - the spot and many
preclons lives we're thus saved. Il Chi
eago Times.