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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-11-23

All of the machines are new and of the
companies latest make and have been
sold to the people for $500, but owing
to the hard times we propose to give the
farmers and all a chance to buy them
selves a good machine of either kind at
bargain, by giving them the commits
sion the agents receive for selling same,
for we buy our machines for cash, there
by getting them cheaper, and can sell
them for the same price as the agents
get them, and naturally they have to
have a profit to make their bread and
butter, and to get the same have to call
others hnmbugs, etc., in order that they
may humbug their living out of the COM
munity by getting enormous prices and
calling their neighbors scoundrels, hum
bugs, etc.
Give us call. and see for yourselves
that the machines are as represented. If
you haven't the cash, a good note will
be taken for machine. Repairing done
cheap. Needles of all kinds cents a
piece, or 40 cts. per doz. Attachments
and oil at cost.
&. 4. HULL & Co.,
Dealers in all first class Sewing Mach's,
North Eight Street.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-11-23
MANITOWOO MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
ported for us by J. Schuette & Bros.
MANTTowoo, November %, 1876.
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADE LPHIA, PA.

ENHIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
DESIGNED TO COMMEMORATE THE ONE
HUNDRErH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN IN
DEPENDENCE OPENED MAY 10th, AND WILL
CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1876 All the Nations of
the world and all the States and Territories OF the
Union participating in this wonderful demon
stration bringing together the most comprehensive
collection of art treasures, mechanical inventions,
scientific discoveries, manufacturing achievements,
mineral specimens afd agricultural products ever
exhibited. The grounds devoted to the Exhibition
situated the line of the Pennsylv Railroad
and embrace four hundred and fifty acres OF Fair
mount Park, all highly improved and ornamented,
on which erected the largest buildings con-
strncted five of these covering OF so acres
and costing So COO, 600 The total number of build
ngs erected for the purposes of the exhibition is
nearly two hundred. During the thirty davs i'm
me0iateIy following the opening of the Exhibition a
million and quarter of people visited it.
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r. M'GAVIN,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER

offers his services to the citzens of Manitowoc and
vicinity, with the assurance that efforts TO please
shall ne spared. 13may75
Graining and Calcimin-
ing done in First Glass
Style.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Hanitosooc. Thursday, WoV. 23.

THIS paper is kept on file in The Office of l..
F. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago and
North Western Railway, AS Broadway, New
York City. Our friends, when in New York,
are cordially invited to call in and read it at
any time. They will always be welcome.
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MEN.

Bayles Great Mercantile College. Keokuk, Iowa,
on the Mississippi. Nineteenth year. About sixty
dollars pay all expenses for Membership, Board and
Stationery. Book-keepers, Penmen, Reporters, Oper-
5ors Architects Surveyors and Teachers thoroughly
fitted. Railroad fare reduced. Good Situations. No
~ ~ 81 ON
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Orders left at T. & J. Robinson's Drug Store, on
York street. will receive prompt attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-07
THE COLORED CONVENTION
Second Days Session - Speeches by
PinchbncI and smith-Gepara.
tfOa frczn the Radicals
Advised.

NASHVILLE, April 6.--The Nationtl
Col 1Ted convention was in session fOUr
hours to- day. Tie attendance Of spec
iator-, both white and colored, was very
large, the galleries AID the lObbies of
the house OF representatives being pack
ed t. theiT ca 9ecity. The committee on
resolutions net yet being able to agree,
the lE1ct edings were uninapartant eX-
Cspt two speeches made by Pinchbsck
a1d Smith, OF Alsbams. Pinchbsck did
not take the rew departure expected,
bu. his speech hsd 8 strong flavor OF in
dependence. He said the cOlOred psO-
PIE were beginning to lhink for them
Eelves, and would never again vote the
Republican ticket, in snlid column, Ss
heretofore. He said the south could
never prosper while party liues we're
race lipeS. He wanted no more color
line politics, tut the division Of parties
on other than race lines. Senator e. s.
Smith followed Pinchb8ck, making a
powerial speech ia favor OF the new de-
partura. He sdvisel that the blacks no
longer remain in tie Republican party,
hut make terms with their white
sou u,her8 fyisEds, and he directed them to
vote for homes. and competent men,
without reference 10 party. The speech
Iaa 80 q profound impression, and YVES
received with great applause by both
whites and blacks. There is q strong
ELENA ia the convention IN favor Of
this departure, and caucusiDg is very
hot
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THE CHINESE.
Movement by the RnOWnothings OF
CaIifOrnia-s'Is civilization
FaiIurcc"

SAN Francisco, April 5.-The anti
Chinese meeting st Union hall, ard the
street In front, wBs attended by at least
ten thousand people. Governor Irvine
presided in the hail. Rfso' 'utiOns were
adopted setting forth tbe evils f1wing
from the Chiuese immigration, snd Urg-
ing thst local measures Of relief had
bssn exhausted; tha, the only resource
remsining was an Gppesl to the treaty.
making power, and that delegation be
scat 90 Washington 10 present the qu5s-
ton IN fuil, and 20 urge immediate &C.
tion. The meeting WRs addressed by 8
number ~ prominent gentlemen, ccuu-
agliag moderate and conservative ac-
fl0n, rjIlniug fIli protection of the
Chinese n0w in the country, srd depre-
eating earn e-tiy any violent proceed
irgs. The meeting wss quiet and order
ly, and evidEn ly in harmony with the
views advanced by the speakers. Am
ple preparation TAI been msde TO sup
press sny r.0tCus proceeding. \ Gordon
az pclice wEs CTawI around Chin a
town, aud It's inhabitants coun-
ssled ty thsir leaders ID remain
in Their own quarters. Great
alarm hsd existed among them, and eZ-
tsusive purchases Of weapons mace by
them during The lsst few Gays in antic.
ius.ion o. trouble, bat the city is per-
fSc.Iv ouiet throughout this evening.
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A SCOUNDREE.
Patrick DOnahIe, the GObbIer OF the
havinEs 81 the Poor Irish PeO-
pie Of BOSTON.

BosTON, April 6.-The Springfield Re-
publican to-day says that, In settling the
affaiIs Of Patrick Qonahue-proprieto
Of the Boston Pilot, 3 Catholic news
paper ia this city-whO recently wei {
iHJo bankruptcy, facts of most dis
graceful character c5me to light. It
seems Ia {, fcr many years, Donahue
has been Ia the habit oi receiving funds
from pcrsSUs who wished to place them
ia saie hanGa. He had the unlimited
confidence Of the public, and especially
the Irish Catholics, who regarded him
as oae Of their best friends. During the
past few years he has received thousands
OG dollars from this class of people.
D5nahue, ss president Of the Emigrant
savings bank, also suggested to ignorant
depCsito-5 that ne would receive their
money the seme "a the bank did and
would invest IL slso for them, and pay
them seven Ter cent. interest. In this
way, JhCueanus Of dollars were taken.
II IL found that the trust fands confided
t0 his care and the money received on
deposit have teea put into his business
and lost. The differing which will fol-
low this breach Of trust cannot fail to be
veFV great,
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ISTEE senate yesterday the bill abel
ishilg capita. punishment was indef-
iui;oly postponed. Tne remainder Of
tie sssBioa was consumed in discussion
OF The bin regulating postal rates, and
the ssnEts adjourned 20 Monday. Ia
the house. ius I'LL reported adversely
from the committee on banking and
cu-reacys 20 regulate the rate OF interest
through a. The country on national
money, gIesubacks, national bsnk notes,
etc, aud TO make it six per cent, On
modoa was ,ejecteI, The evening sss.
sion opsa-J with attacks on the CON-
raittee o. appropriations, carried on by
joyce, DuuneD, Townsend pal and
Williams Wiz which attack was re-
Tellei on The Psrt OF the committee by
Randall, Wnitehouse and Willard
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. P.-State OF Ten
nessee, Shelby cOunty-HOs. 414 and 470-C,
G. Dart VS.. J. e. Hendricks.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section S455 of the Code of Ten
nessee, and returned levied by garnishment
on the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company, who answer that they owe the de-
Iendant, ]. G. Hendricks: and that said de-
fend ant is Justly indebted to plaintiff in the
sum of fifty dollars, due by account Of money
loaned and unpaid:
1t is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ant make his personal appearance before me,
James Hall, J. p, at my office, in the city
of Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th day Ol May,
1876 at 10 o'clock am, and defend said at
law or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte, and that a copy of this order be pub
iished once week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
5th day of April, 1876.
ap6 thu JAMES HALL, ). P.
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LONDON, April 5.-Tbe second report
of the result OF the investigation into
the dynsmite explosion ut Bremen
Haven, some month ago, is concluded.
It mentions that the three cases Of fUrs
shipped at Halifax in the missing
steamer City Of Boston, by James
Thomas, were insured.
The Times this morning, referring to
the Winslow casa, says: . After two
months from the date Of his cOmmittsl
Winslow will be entitled to his dis
charge, unless the judges hold that events
which have occurred constitute suffi-
ciant cause to the contrary. Whether
Winslow is to be given up or not, must
depend upon whether the United States
government will, or can arrange TO re-
strict the charges upon which he is to be
tried so as to satisfy the extraditiOn act.
We can have no wish to give shelter to
q criminal, but, OF course, our laws
must be obeyed by our own executive,
and strong grounds have to be shown
before We should alter our law on q
point where it has been solemnly recOg-
nized by many treaties. The truth Is,
our extraditiOn treaty with the United
States is very insufficient. Negotiations
have leng been going on fer its improve
ment, and it is to be hoped the present
complication will hasten them. Mean.
while, 1t will be remem bered, all we
ask ls reciprocity, for already by oul
own act, We could not try an English
forgery surrendered by the United
States, except for the extradition of 6
crime which might be proved by facts
established in America. 1t is 8 mattel
OF wos der that this question has no
arisen before, but now that it has beer
raised, our government would appear K
| have no discretion in the n a!ter.n
Sir Henry Hslford has resigned th,
captaincy Of the English national riff
| team.
The Russian press severely CRITICS,
Disrseli's remarks in the debate on tn,
royal titles bill, that "the Russian con
quest Of TartaIy is well known through
out India, and the queens assumption
OF the title OF empress Of india woul,
be received as a sign of our determine
ton to maintain our Indian enlpire.u
PARIS, April 5.-A decree was pro
Eiulgated to-day fixing May /, 1878, q
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The RIVER nee Disaster

LONDON, April 6 The 70 lowing p Ir-
ticulsTs Of the disaster on the river Dee,
at Aberdeen, yesterday, have been re-
ceiyed: The dsy was ssCrsmeDtsl fast
dav, set spsrt by the Dut5h church FOR
ur,psrsti6u Tor Sunday communion.
GhE people celebrate il ss 3 holiday, and
crowds we're crossing from Aberdeen TO
Tory, a village on ths opp 2site bank Of
tha river, in fsrryboats drawn across the
Dee by wire ropes. One boat, contain
ing about sixty persons, despite the
warnings OF the wateTmeD, was pulled
ty the passengers into the middle OF the
s.raAn, where it was swsmped. The
scene during the night was distressing;
relatives and friends were watching on
tbs baRks or searching the river for
had.es, bit up 10 three o'clock this
morn. .ng, none Lad been recovered.
Taeuty two persons, including mel,
bows md gi j., are known 20 have besn
drCwled. IL is believed the total loss
Of life viii not exceed thirty.
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NOTICn To
PASSENGERS & SHIP PERS.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILWAY COL
OFFICE OF UPERINTENDENT, 7
MRMPHIs, Tenn, April ., 1876. }
Eg- Owing to some slight damage to the
track, caused by extreme high water, trains
are temporarily suspended between Memphis
and Madison. Arrangements have been made
to run the Steamers. OSCEOLA and ELLA,
leaving Memphis on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, connecting with
the trains at Madison for Little Rock. The
first tip will leave Memphis THURSDAY,
April Gtl, p.Iu., v0nn0Sssis wltls sisains iVl
Little ROCK, arriving at Little Rock Wednes-
day, April 7th, making close connections with
the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad and
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad.
Freight will be received daily at the depot,
at the foot OF Washington street, as heretofore.
Rates of freight and passage unchanged.
or5 w T. SMITH. SuDt.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The EurderOns ARRAY in the Repub-
IIran CIub-Refser Killed
BY Roach.

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Lucien
Adams, ir., who wSs wounded at the
southern Republican club meeting last
night, died this morning. 1t is said at
least ten psrsoLs we're wounded and two
killed Cu'righ. during the fracss. The
affair grew out Of B disagreement be-
tween The Adsmses and officers Of Judge
Evanl's court.
o. Fix talizmen summoned to COM
plc,e the grand jury IN the crooked
whisky cssea, only two could take the
irou clad Ga.h.
Tw0 employees Of the Rampant aud
Dsuphine railway company, John Refs.
ec and John Rosca. quarreled, and Roach
stabbed ksis-r, killing him instantly,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-07
CtrcuI. Court-Heiskeu, Judge,

The following cases are added to the
cslendar for to-day: No. 1855, Wool
bridge, assignee, VS. Joiner; $40. Walsh
vs Hanley; 3475, Harris vs Perkins;
34SS, Doyle VS. Smith; 34S9, Stanley vs.
Bonner; 1890, DodsoD VS. Holmes; 1892,
First national bank VS. city OF MempA ais;
3493, Gjrman national bank VS. city OF
Memphis; S497, Douglass vs Riley; 350S,
M'Namarra VS. Bryson; 35l0, Cash va
Sullivan; 35l3p Cunningham VS. Mar
shall.
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with clubs while the young men were
yet in their bed, and after OveTpoEeriEg
them, tied them and dragged them of
to the fairgrounds, aud there mal;rtat-
Ell them aftCr the manner OF sayegesp
while others Of their clan robbed their
store o. nineteen hundred and sixty dol
lars. We don't pretend TO give The full
history of the whole affair, but il is the
principle involved ia the affair that
claims our att =ntioa and merits our IN
qualified condemnation. We would not
Wiiiuily and knowingly or WrCngfully
cast any iUsiEustiong upon any man or
Clss5 Of men who have shown by their
sDtecedsnts tba: they are governed by
correct principles, but we have good Iea-
cons % believe that there was con-
spiIGCy fIrmed against these young
msn, 10 co sequence Of competition in
trade, by some Ct0eT persons engaged
in the same liEe Of business. we
have good reasons so belisve that 1t was
persscutioDs, based upon conflicting in
t-rests, that gave rise TO the idea OF rob-
bibg them and eXpelling them nom
the town. Therefore, we nave decided
net 80 patronize any man in trade that
used his influences to create prejudice
3. ainst these young men, IL there is
nCtenough Of fIsw-abid;Ug and order low
log eitiE ans about Somervilie to restrain
and reform the drunkards, thieves and
ss3assins, We would advise the goJd cit
izens t. take some steps TO c0lOnjZe the
incorrigib'e portion OF their population
in Mckee, where they can have stronger
competition in their Unenvisble line of
buainess. We give utterance to the SEN
timents above expressed thai the public
may have some ida Of Our utter de-
tsstatioa OF some Of the diabolical deeds
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Proceedings of the Mississippi Legis.
IatUre.


Special to the Appeal.l
SenGte.-BtIIs passed: For leasing the
penitentiaIy cOnvicts fer fifteen years to
the highest bidder; making Warren
county a separate Judicial district; au-
thorizing Yaz9o and Franklin counties
to compromise doubtful claims; confirm
ing s. s. CalhOOp, Of Madison county,
as circuit judge OF the ninth dis rict; j.
s. Hamm, Of Lsuderdale county, as cir.
cult Judge, and George Wood as chan
cellor of the seventh District.
Rouse.-Bills passed: ExemptiDg cap
itsl introduced by the Mississippi Valley
society, of LOndon, from taxation for
ten years; changing the boundary lines
OF Marion and Pearl counties; incorpO-
rating the M'Comb City building and
loan association and general revenue
bill; creating Qutmsn county out Of
portions Of B)lIvsr, Tsllahatehie and
Ceahoma, with Pamela as the county
site. Liddell's sct allowing defendants
in criminal cases to testify was lost.
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ADDTTIOHAL RIVKR REPORTS
Boats Withdrawn.

ST. LOUIS, April 6-The Memphis
packet company will Withdraw their
Memphis boats after tomorrow, and
send out but three steamers per week,
and they viii go through to Vicksburg.
NASHVILLE, April 6.-The river is
falling, with IL feet on the shoals.
VICKsBURG, April 6.-Down: Oak
land. Up: Ste, Genevieve and Robert
Mitchell.
ST. LOUIS, April 6 Arrived: Belle
Memphis, Memphis. Departed: Capital
City, Vicksburg. Tie river has risen 8
inches. Weather clear and wsrm.
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WEATHER. PROBABILITIES.

WAE DLrr.s OFFICE CT. Sc. OFFiCER,l I
wA1ai-sJgcys phil :, $50 4
For Tennessee and hC Ohio rGHey,
falling b7To0gster, 1caymcrI souiGwcS
t0iRds and c'.o7- tgeather.
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the date for opening the Universal ex-

tuc uatt IOA Upt4IIuS tut OHIFbIHaI tA-
position.
The government hiss ordered the pre-
fects TO permit the sale Of all newspa-
per5 by ordinary newsdealers and on the
streets The official Journal pTomul-
gates the law Immediately raising the
stats of the siege.
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-The strike Of
the dock laborers has ended, the men
resumiBg work on the old terms.
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Rhode island EIcction.

PROVIDENCE, April 6.-Full returns
OF yesterdays election for governor give
Leppett, Republican, 1857; Howard,
Prohibition, 63S5; Beach, Democrat,
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The senate confirmed the nomination
OF HOifh an Atkinson, Of West Vir-
ginis. as ecTet 2ly OF the legation to St.
Petersburg, Uics GteIIot Washburne, re-
signed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-07

Hcsterizy o. cJtto1 and gold: Nst0
ys-E, oott9a, 1876; Memphis, I2lc
Nrg N-E, god closed a. lI2.; Mem
ph.s,
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DIED.

FLOURNOY--The friends and acquaint
ances of Colonel T. c. FLOURNOY are invited
to attend his funeral, from the residence Of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. NJ. y. Rice, 375 Orleans
street, this (FRIDAY) afternoon, at o'clock
Carriages in attendance at residence and at
FlnhertY 4 SnIIiYanIs.
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Memphis and Kansas City R.R. Co.
bids FOR WORK..

DY order OF the Executive Committee, bids
ID will be received until February %, 1876, for
the Clearing, Grasing and Furnishing Cross
ties on the following divisions Of the Mem
County and Town Bonds, as specified on each
division.
First.-Between Batesville, Independence
county, Arkansas, ard JacksOnpOrt, Jackson
county, Arkansas. Payment In lndepend-
ence and Jackson County Bonds.
Second-BetweenJ JacksonpOrt and Augusta,
Woodruff county, Arkansas. Payment In
jackson and woodruff County Bonds Gnd
Bonds of the Town Of Augusta.
Third-Betwt en- Augusta and Wtttsburgi
Gross county, Al kansas Payment In WOOD
ruff and Gross County Bonds.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
all OF said bids.
Ridg TO be addressed
JOHN UVERTON, JR.,
President n. and X. G. K. r,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn, January Is, 1876, isW
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STEA MSHTPS.
IN vi LAM LIN e
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
EOR OEEFNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

Sailing from New YORK on SATURDAY of
each week, from Pier As North River.
CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY OF LONDON,
CITY OF BERLIN CITY OF LIMERICK,
CITY OF BRISTOL, CITY OF MONTREAL,
CITY OF BROOKLYN, CITY OF NEW YORK,
CITY OF BRUSSELS, CITY OF PARIS.
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND
Passengers will find these steamers tsstefuIly
fitted up, while the staterOOms are light, airy
and roomy. The saloons, large and well ven
tilsted, are the breadth Of the vessel, and it.
uated where there is least noise and motion.
Smoking rooms, Ladies' BOudoirs, FianOfortes
and Libraries, Bath rooms, BarbershOp, etc,
Instant communication with the stewards
by electric bells.
The steamers OF this Company adopt the
Southerly Route, thus lessening the danger
Rates Of Psssase-sSO and 500. gold, accord.
ing to accommOdatlOn-all having equal sa-
lOen privileges.
Round Trip Tickeis-S'l5 and SI7j, gold.
Steerage-To and from all points at reduced
rates.
pS- For dates of sailing aud plans Of state
rooms, apply to THOMAS FISHER, Emmet
Bank, Memphis, or
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
apI l5 Broadway. New York.
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EuTYREE .
COpartneTship EOtiCe.

On the 9th OF March, and 20 continue until
~ further notice, the undersigned associated
with them in their business Mr.. A. W. DREW 70
The firm style --Ou this date viii be Moore
bassett q Drew, MOORE, EASSETT & co.
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DESSOHUTERN.

THE partnership existing heretofore be-
i tween the undersigned, undsr the firm
name of Johnston & Nunns, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
]. II. JOHNSTON is authorized to use the
firm name in liquidation. -
]. H. JOHNSTON.
THOS. NUNNS.
T. GRAVES.
Memphis. Tenn, March 81, 1876 ap6
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VENABLE & RAWLINGS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LJMBBB, LATHg AaD gHINGLRs
EgAvE ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
"a White Pine Doors, Sash, Blinds, White
Pine MoldiBgs, ETC., Ell Of GTst quality.
SALESBOgM, Nc. Il UNION STREET,
SO sawmiu. north OF Bayou Gayoso. JsIg
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We, the undersigned ciLizens, are
credibly Informed that on the night OF
the twenty-ninlh Of March, in the town
OF Slmervile, Hirsch & Brother, dry
goods and grocery merchants, were 81
tackled by clan Of robbers, who broke
open their store door, and assaulted them
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GetEes School fer PsriOr Organ 81 5Ol.
Immensely popular. About 10000 copies
now in use,
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STEA MSHIPS.

SCURM, HIRsCH 6 CO., Agents,
nhIO Al Madison street.
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LONDON, April 5.-Tbe second report
of the result OF the investigation into
the dynsmite explosion at Bremen
Haven, some month ago, is concluded.
It mentions that the three cases Of furs
IL IInlisnrr Ii, thn n.inai N
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RS ct, is an easy, attractive, and pleasant
method for the first six months at the Piano.