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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-05
PETIT JC RORS.

Trisdelphs District-Jno. White, Gee.
Cotiey, David Henderson.
Liberty District-R. NJ. Gltien, james
Barr, James Freeze
Richlsnd District-Thompson Rine,
Samuel Grove, Leon idas Bruner.
Washington D.strlct-H. q. Csrpen.
ter VIM. q. Hanes, James II. Emblem.
Madison District Thomas Il. Mong
Geo. PAUL, Chas. II. Senseney, Albert
Graham.
Centre District-Jno. Vockler, Conrad
Schsmbra, Henry ROemer, w. T. link.
Webster District Werle. D..
Evans, Edward Westwood, Frank A
Woeber.
Union Dlstrict-Jsmes Crangle, John
Bodley, Eenj. Exley, jr., Peter MUM.
Clay Distrlct-John 7. Lskin, Joseph
Graves, Charles Berry, Alex. Laing.
Richie DistrIct-Henry SChster, VIM.
Bach, Henry Ebe!ins, jr., Henry knoke
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-05
Extracts from Testimonials.

UNIVERSITY OF VA, July 70, 1876.
SIR-lt gives me pleasure To state mat
the Norwood High School has sent young
men TO this Institution well prepared for
the advanced classes .Of the Academic
Schools. IL ranks among the best training
Schools for high and thorough culture.
Its discipline Is excellent, ana the health
fulness OF the location unsurpassed.
lam, with great respect.
JAMES +. HARRISON, NJ. d,
Chairman Of The Faculty.
Among the numerous Institutions of
learning in the South, few, IL any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High School. Ii now standsSec
ond TO none In the State, both in rcputa-
ton and the extent Of patronage II enjoys.
The discipline, as well a. the exercises,
are conducted AZ nearly as possible after
the plan OF the University OF Virginia,
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without change.-CoTTe-
spondence NJ the GdiusStOn NetCs.
Refers to present patrons OF the School
from West Virginia, TO Judge +. &. Green,
Judge NJ. Edmiston, Judge John Bran
non, Dr.. T. b. Camden and Col. j. NJ.
Ransom.
Also, 10 Mr.. y. Brady, Mr.. }. ii. Hobbs,
and other patrons OF the school but espe-
cially To- the old students themselves.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-05
GRAND JURORS.

John Zoeckle-, ID. GutmsD, DR.. I. h.
Logan, Morgan l.. OFT, Christian Hess,
A. w. PAUL, John Red, Henry B. Mil
Ter, w. l.. Hearne Geo. 'Carnahsn, w.
l.. Leighton, jr, Chss. Otte, VIM. d..
Woodward, Lucius Hoge, Vincent Van
Meter. VIM. Nichols.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-05
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, June 4.-MoNEY- Closed
easy AT per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 34@4t per cent. Customs receipts
100000. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed 100000. Clesrings $4,000,
900. Sterling, for actual business, long
487i; short 400.
GoLD-Opened and closed at 1861, with
sales in the interim at 1O5s@l05S. Car
rying rates per cent; borrowing rates
u, and ! per cent, and fiat
SILvER-At London 1885; here, silver
bars at IA greenbscks; ll7!, gold;
silver coin 4 per cent discount.
GovERNMENTs-We We're pressing for sale
at the early boards, but were strong and
in good demand at the close.
, 1877-02-28
WISCONSIN,.
'LKotbLATtfE.

Special DtxposcA To Tia Trfbaas.
MADISON, Wis, Feb, 21-ln tho Senate to-
DAY majority Of the Educational Committee
reported, strongly urging tho passage Ut tho bill
to chcapen scl,ool-books. Thu bill Is similar to
the ono lately passed by ths Minnesota Lcetsla-
turc. Tho bill was made special order for to-
morrow.
Bills passed to protect makers Of notes given
to insurance companies; submitting IN aulend-
ment to tito Constitution 10 tue people cutting
on old claims OF s!x years. standing; providing !
prtvy seal for tho Executive; uppsop.iatins sl0,-
600 to tho Fish Commissioners; relative to a
license fund A. Chippewa Falls.
Tbs resolution for blrlhial sessions was iu-
definitely postponed mud killed.
In tho Assembly bills were concurred III su-
thnrtxlng, Rutl requiring farrn.mortgago Land
Comtntsstoners to extend benefits to certain
parties equitahly entitled thereto; agfeciue
to On amendment to Bee. =, Art. I, Of tia Con.
at1tutfnn.
Bills were also concurred In authorizing the
Governor to designate Judge OF the Circuit
Court to hold court In circuit where VACANCY
cxists.
This yute BY which tho bill to authosIxs ChIp-
powa County to aid the construction OF tic
Eagle Rapids Flooding Dam was passed
was reconsldercd, and referred to spcca! com.
mfttce.
Thu Assembly has session tl!s evening.
, 1877-02-28

WAsutHuroN, b. C., Feb. a7-Thc Pacific
Railroad Sinking Fund blu, whErh hayo occu.
rfe1 nearly alt tho tlmo tho Senate has hal for
Legislation tn the intervals when not cl-aectI
OIL The Electoral count during the past montl,,
were postponed until next December to-day by
barely QUO majority. Tho ruIlroad interest on
posed tho postponement, believing that II It
failed MI acceptable substitute fo: the etriugcul
Thurman biil could bo carried. The final at,-
nouneement Of tho vote was delayed until both
sides had drun1ne.i up all the recruits they
could Ind IN tho Smoliincrooma and lobttes.
aEChErAnr MORRILL,.
70 ~ Htstfrn Ass9efn,sd Itess
WAsn1Soros, ID. C., Fob. a7.-Sccretary Nor.
rttl's physlciaus soy there IL no Foundation
Whatever for the published report that ills gen.
eral health or physical strength has t,ecn per-
The CONTRARY, thoy aud oil Ills frtcntis III WASH.
tnstDn sec III, teasun to doubt that llB will IN \
few days. entirely recover llis us,lal ytgoF, ani
rcsumu tho discharge Of Ills public duties.
Tho sonate co.it1rn,csi laul Morrill,, as Sur
vcyor Of Customs al san Fraictsru; C. 7.
rowrlI, Consul to 1qu!qnr, Peru; j. II, Waal,-
burn, Receiver VI pu''ftc Moneys ut Sioux
posttnsssers c. golrs, Hutchinson, Kan. !;
", Pa; Mira. rrtsvilla Wilson, nsatdwtaAl, Ill. !;
Y. u. Looh bcl'ldrrc, li!.; W., ". FFccnla,
Alcnasha, Wis. ...--..-..
THE GARNET SERMON
to-dny was taliy attended, al! ttIc depart tments
lcInE represented, Assistant Secretary CoiAnt
hurP!ylnE tho Place VI tic Secretary DT tue
Treasury, The session Wa Of longer duration
thsn usual, though no b,tsincss OF rspcv'a! Int
rottance was considered. Thcfo Wns a0tIc ills
cussun rcXassiitlg the condition q aIatrs in
Louisiana ata south Carolina. The
Prc,Acus reiterated hts formerly cx-
pressed determination not 10 inter-
fere, but H. !eayu tho question 10 Ills huc-
ecstor. As this VAS tho last Cabinet mrcltnx
except one of the present Administration, there
WIS much general conversation, notu ot per
bcta OF the cabluet will hand thelr designations
to the President, aud nearly vii Of them ure
, 1877-02-28

On Thursday It last wect he was trsinr hls
iavor!se trtck on yon1,r Frcrchmar named
r. fat'rcl with a heavfer charge than usual.
When IT,: srnt~t'n nr:urrctl III. man WAS
knu"kt.l over. while the rn,r,a: wa+ ,iriycn
through the counter seriuusy damaging II, and
was picked up fn4en.ti,tc untl unable 10 hear or
ece. aud very faint hopes arc entcr.alncd of bis
Fff1btpfy. -
, 1877-02-28
Ex-ConRressnnnn 1;ldritlge, of Xvis-
consin, Before the Pool
Committee.
Il Question Of Veracity Arises Between
Eldridge and Glover.
Tho Chinese Investigating Committee
Ready to Report.
It Favo1s Restrictive Legialation on the
Subject Of immigration.
Members Of this Cabinet Making Prep
STATIONS to Migrata.


e. i, EtDRlpfE 3FrE1Ugs
w,su,.nrou. FIJI, 21.-Thc lion. f.hortes 4.
1,sL,... - -, r. .s,t
E'aaose, c@'tnen'pe3 .. eo"e3ess' apI"atca ne
lore tile Keal-Estasc FOOL ComtIlittec to-day.
and made statement, Aa5fnr: +" l,aye sought,
with an carbes&uces and anxiety / cat,.,ot ex.
nre,s an o,nortunItr t5, on1rnr ts.for. .n,, and
rss 49, ..t, ~. ,.t''t",..1 ".s,s.1.
uen5 upoa my oatn tae pup1sneal etate'aent oi
tho testimony ol l"slor and slattrr. 70 the e.
Il mctnberof Co,rrcae mud one pf the Committee
~ 81. 11,tr,,,, ~ C,Inh}, o,1 ,,o,t-., -,
=" ~ ~ Ao' "".. ~ W s"'
nero anu no" ts'at shose untonnaea mn AFRO
cif'tis fIahler was hoscF uttetea." III. Fsllrllgo
then detailed Ills efforts with the Chairman Of
t,, ,rh,o,, ~. ,r.,,,,t,.,, h,,t ,,et o-nrto.,
'"e, e,,'mI ~ p'ou'.9sN t...',., ~.
" "Aiie Eiaf7uHe was HaHi''e hls statement%
Nil. uLovEa WAS sEHT ron,
aud said that, notwithstanding Eldsilgc'a aescr-
t.one bo u;foyer, entertained mn 1,o,t,ttty or
mallev to"ans tt'u.uee, a''u n's 's'nasR "as
gratuitous. He further characterized ~ gratu"
itous other statements Of Eldrld4c with refer
cnce II, him. md denounced al fnf.c Inn atntc
.,snt thst y. hn1 .nt1 hc 1rt cn,1c1 n NH, ri.
nle.t tn"| Nv l,au ea''. ~ 'n.su ~ ~" ~
or'o3e pethohahy anu Isol4t!ca4!S' anu nfanaed
rs an unmitigatcd anil liaboflcal falsehood the
abatement Tint lie had pcrmtttrd or ca,,sctl
RarblctI statements Of Testimony taken in secret
srssi0,l t., 10 TO Tic uscse.
Nr. Eiiridge said lie Ind rcasou to bc1!crc
that tho Chairman Of tho COMMITTEES Ind enter
tatnetl
Feelings or nosrtttrr
and malice tuwarI. hin, because. among uther
filings, he rayc out, or pcr1uttcd to tc taken
out, garhIci ami falsn abatement. ri testimony
witrli vas takci in secret scstio.i OF the COM.
rulttce to 70 to tho wnrll witi.V,t giving lin
, 1877-02-28

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 27.--ln the House to-day
tho House bill to authorize Commissioners OF
counties through which tho Western Il Naumes
Road passes to take the same under their caro-
was passed.
, 1877-02-28

WAsutsaTo1, Feb. 37.-Tho session vas re-
kumed At 10 o'clock.
Aessrs. We4t, Hamlin, md Bozy uetc ap-
appointed nembert Of thA Conference Com
mittto on tho Post Office Appropriation bill.
In accordance With the notieo gtyen yesteG.
, 1877-02-28

Eoaoastt ufS fP1.1 HeId!J.
For some tina clerk In Ds. Gat1en's drug
store At Sutton, young man named Borgcrou,
has been 2nustnR htn4en BY putting explosive
chemicals IN mortar aud getting the un!nltiated
to pound them until " explosion took place.
, 1877-02-28

lsp1AaAPoLis, Ind, Feb. 21-somethtng
new In tha shape Of : nbeltult will begin hero
tomorrow In IN action By ono county paper In
Hendricks County aEainat Anot1At for words
useu during tbs l2tePlc4ldentiu eAaleas.
, 1877-02-28

VEN HET1NEs
CA. NICER
CAN Be CURED,
Ill that may be Said to The Contrary
Notwithstanding.

htd fsen pronounced hcynnd the reAch o. medicine ny
thc 1t1t ir,ca1 te! Of New Eng.uu. scrtaInx merits
,nasy Of rn1n. a'e n"v d.it{ rTs:crlh!ns yEGE1S
eahtthvd. and Is fernKII~d bY a rla1sea of ptuplc TO
be lht onT reliable lttood Further.
, 1877-02-28

,,x :, :. CnaaLssrows. Nass., afaerh ~. 1saa
esr III; In III ytar s, whIlr sralIns 1t Portland.
Mr.. w. afflicted viii, CANCER TN mi no.e which
mhIa rapd pxfEss. Al os the best phShfcans tl!err
Ecrc CnsMited. w!th2ut u!y hrHsnt. Tor period u
WIS tntaaine my 1e system. l auEercd lilo r1ust
sxrrur4tlh. pains. until tny nEary gont, and
found Il MAS aprF,tachuE fatAi terninasfun }eIng
! iNsc1 hrrr. xhrn wAa Gnrrntetl n tn the InItsn
Hlcnd ltsn.rdJ. fEGETISt. and. suffering s1raslyt
withpu. hoEr Or conndrnca III relief hr afJ iiedJrtne.
nns!;y eon;sn.cd T. try u md ooty ;o.e wIo have
twn months. rtA. found thr otn sof,: r,mr,rnC[nE
tnrctMfn1ly cDnhasteI ny n: FEl;EI fSE tfor tonE
m otr nht!lcnel. faithfully rnntnMcd IT. ust, and
~ ~ El''ntis the taHrrr ~as hestt sn fnJ health
fully Featured '.-.-. =
etaEes n thr dlss!Ae It ~n! hare arrested is prrrtss
o.rTs haJ c hcnrntc an attention rail i. IL liz ilsr.
tunets1 anG. ~ the tntrFrtt of au1t7.nE nManItJ
Suly. elteery ad my Testimonial 10 til entfr sc.
ttt* Ia MY rs@c; and. tnu.h Eayc lost nfariy A Of
my nhsc tnr f1cc H. eniirr1y hc4sed and enHy good
health. sy husband l.tn* with Ii improving thls
statement. Mrs. JUuS pAT1EN>nS.
- Eyescti.st.
JOHN PATTERSON.
Tie sboE@ statement from nus ~hn IRA great tuf.
irsr. tn .nY yesrt ttynE 1n.ny nseie!sns aa n.say
dy-thr yEuETiSE. isa. hot sonclnsisfis | sox .a
stsa'nT srsnsnE purifying. x1,d hraItnE qualities
fhe eSEGEr1Sf for dtrAsci Ut The hln.di II you have
TeieFnt~ ran " Erta tunttr nve f.nnfsri who hRyu
voluntarily given testimony Of Its curct.
, 1877-02-28
North German LLOYD.

The stesmers VI this Con,pany u! III eyeEy 6A4r..
Ia,e. u passsge-tts,n kev York so so1thaa9toa;
London Hatsr. and bremen, atSt cAt4E $ltDs sdGood
cabin 500 gold; sseefaIt, {sU eurtenc{ fOr tysl3lS
Of pSsk1se npaIy 10 UELk1C1{S d Cu.,
bowling GTLtu. New fu&k.
, 1877-02-28

We cult spcctat attention, to soma
Of the Great Bargains Offering In
our Housekeeping Department. 1,ttr-
chased IN Nc,v Torf: at It recent
Bankrupt Sale 1T Lo,cc,' Prices t{tu,.
suc1s Goods hare crcr BE- fore been sold.
, 1877-02-28

REX4VK& WQBKTB4v = =
Ordinarily such an etfusIvt presentation Of
The question ~ NA m2lu bY Mr., cto&ker would
, 1877-02-28

Gpon assembling thls morning, the House
went iutu Committee Of thu Whole, with str.
Bue.ucr In the chair, on tho Suutlry Civil APP
preparation blli, the pending question being Vi,
point Of urslur tuteetl BY Mr. longer ia para
graph relating to thn payment OF dues to Hall
contractors lit certain Southern States. There
being hit few members prraeht, the parngrnuh
was passed over Tor thr present, when The COM
1uIttca returned to thu paragraphs relative IL
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New York SUM-


Saturday afternoon NJ. Cazeneuve
entertained company Of gentlemen
in a small room at Ohickering hall
by doing many surprising things of
the kind performed by so-called
spiritual mediums. He was SO tied
that neither head, hands nor feet
could be moved according to ordi-
nary laws of motion and his shirt
cuffs were sewed to the bandages
about his wrists in such a way that
the hands could not be slipped from
their confinement without severing
the threads. So bound, he rung
bells, blowed on a penny trumpet,
and beat on a drum all at the same
time; or somebody or something
did behind a curtain drawn across
the front of a cabinet. He filed
the large eye ola needle with short
thread from spool laid upon his
lap, cut paper into shapes, wrote
on a slate the words which members
of the assembly had privately writ
ten on cards, gave the marks on a
domino secretly selected by some
one present, took off his own stock.
ings and placed them in his lap,
while his boots remained on and his
feet securely tie1 above the ankle,
took off the coat of gentleman
who, blindfolded, sat beside him in
the cabinet with one hand on the
performers breast aud another over
his forehead to detectany movement,
kissed another gentleman who sat
beside him in the same manner,
transferred that gentleman's watch
and chain from his vest to the pres
tidigitateur's trousers pocket, and
did other marvelS.
After he was unbound, he tied
himself into the most helpless and
impossible position, making seven
ty-two knots in about five and a
half minutes. He plainly says that
this is all done by sleight Of hand.
A part of this programme will be
performed at his exhibition tonight,
and the whole tomorrow night,
which will be his last appearance
here.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-11
An EDglIsh story.

An Italian organ grinder, in a
side street IL London, with q ter
ribly bad instrument, was moaning
piteouSly his ill-success. He had
taken not a penny all day, and bad
not the wherewithal for n nights
lodging, Presently shOwily
dressed woman came along. "Wbats
the matter, old MANI" The Ital.
ian artist told his tale. The wo.
man was evidently touched by the
mans tears. " Well soon put that
right" she exclaimed, "Giye me
your organ" When she heard its
tones she WINGED q little, "You are
o little out of tune, friend" she
said rebukingly, but she set off play
Ing, while the old man looked on
bewilderod, and a crowd began to
gather. The old man stood still
until the woman was provoked into
chiding him for not having recourse
to his hat, nPass it round, ard be
quick; it's money you want, isn't
it?" The old man oheyed, and the
girl sang to the organ until a good
harvest of pennies had been reaped.
"Will that do, friend?" she asked,
and. receiving an affirmative an
swer, resigned tAe instrument and
PASSED rapidly away, laughing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-11
spirituaI Beneiactor.

VIM. II. Lambdin belongs to that
large class of Yould-be public ben
elactors who are hampefed 10y pow
erty. He wishes to go to England,
Germany, Spain and France, and
those nations to belief in
Spiritualism. lie thus advertises:
Il IN conversations and short lee
tyres | am one Of the hest mission
aries in tho world. One hundred
dollars q year will help me keep
my family from starving, and help
me give about three Thousand dol
lars worth of missionary work
oaoh year, I would also like to got
q small house and garden, rent
free. 1t would be a sin for me to
leave a field in which ! can every
day turn people from theological
night to our spiritual daylight,
For further particulars and proofs
of my peculiar fitness, address," Z"
etc. Mr. Lambdin will even ac-
cept contributions Of ten cents,
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MEMPHIS TENN THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY H. 1917

of sawdust on the floor, and stout
netting half way between the ira
peze and the ground. This is a
protection only against the flying
acts. In the beginning pupils are
exercised upon the tr'apeze which
hangs within eight feet of the
ground, which gives them conf
dence, as a fall from that hight to
the ground can never be serious.
The pupils are mostly females,
though males are taught at differ
ent hours. The professor says that
young women can be taught far
more daring acts in half the space
OF time required for men. He says
they are braver than men. One
statement made by the professor
seems almost incredible. He says
he has frequent applications from
young women of good rank in So
ciety who are fascinated by the idea
of becoming trapeze performers,
and one of the very best pupils ne
ever had, who could execute won
derlul feats in the air, belonged to
a wealthy city family. She never
appeared in public, and why she
persevered in the trying ordeal re-
quired for perfection in this art he
never could comprehend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-11
Training for the FIsisg Trnnsss

Says . NeW York correspondent
of the Chicago Tribune, Consider
ing the number Of flying trapozc
psrformers attached to various cir
Gus organizations and variety shows
through the country, it is hardly
surprising that there should exist
in This city two regular training
schools to ppep9re the performers
in the dangerous art. In fact, it
will be found that in almost every
well ordered public gymnasium in
the country the trapeze is part Of
the apparatus, and trapeze perform
ances part Of the regular exercises.
But as the gynasiums arc for men
only, the training schools are prip,
cipaiy patronized by females. One
of these institutions is in a former
dancing hall, on Avenue A, near
Thompkins Square, and is in
charge Of . retired circus rider. 1t
is regarded as a Gecond-class affair.
The other is in close proximity TO
the more aristocratio quarter of
Lexington ayenle, and is kept by
a professor and wife, both Of whom
have won honors in public. Their
so-called school consists of q large
apartment with a heavy coating
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She was being led forth to instant
execution when they had met. Even
in that terrible hour the brave girl
had turned away from the last Wis
age that would ever be bent upon
her in sympathy or kindness, the
last hand that would ever be prof
fercd to her in friendly greeting,
lest such recognition might involve
her former comrade in her own
doom.
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WITH SEVEN CHAMBERS
LOTTERY

A sPLENPIO OPPORTUNITY 10
n WIN FORTUNE ! Second Grand
Drawing. LETT. At New Orleans. Monday,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly inoorporated
ey the Legislature Of the Stats for Ednea-
tional purposes II 1888, with a Capital Of
sl,lOO @V to which it has since added re-
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly, 1T NEyEA SCALES OR PosTP0SEs.
Lock at the following scheme;
NApitAL FKlZ h. 825, 800.
AZ, O0O Ttckets st 1--WE pollars Each,
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RAlLR0Apa.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
Great Southern Railroad.
scmEDULE.

Express train leaves daily (exeept
Satur Aay l...... ~ % Pm
q all Train leaves daily a Il
Accom- modation leaves daily Eek
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
For tickets or information. aFply at Ticket
Office, 287 Main, northwest corner OF Madison
JOHN T. FLYNN, S1p't Memphis Div.
JANIS SPEFB. Ticket Agent. 72t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-11
Capital Stock, 5000. 900
nnARn OFnlREATORs,
RAILRnAn r1NE TABLES.

MEMPHIS And LUUlNVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. LeaVee.
---~---- -
AK, Pm. An. Pm.
Express daily Xeept
Saturday. ....,.. .....'...,' I.4O LILO
Mail Train ................, 4.o) leo 80
ANocomr ed n (ex.SHnday) 10
Yepot at head Q raln stree4.
4 'ekst Once, i2! Main street, corner OF
Mad Von'
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THIRD GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Monday March 5th. Capital Prize, ESQ, 900.
Tickets. $40 each. eodllO-iS5
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STOCKS.

A Member of the Stock Exchange
will execute orders for hspurchase or sale Of
stocks, bands and gold on moderate margins.
pommiss ons S. per each 100 shares. Stock
privileges negotiated on responsible parties
only. Correspondence solicited.
Henry Merriam, Memhef AM Mining and
Stock FXehanRe, So Wall st., N. \. Refer
pn0s. y. K Mangam. Esq, President Ma
tional Trust Co N. Y. Ieod-dkw-la-xxlv lS
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,----1------4 r----a------
A.E.s.S. AZ. P-p.
N. n. Mai tdsilyl .......,...., IL % :, oo 800
Sardis daily ex. sundayls.W On Ivy
Freignt ldaliy OK. oWndsyj o'I ''oo
.Iesst al foot Of Haip atrest.
fieEet Once. 2S7 Main street, corneF Of
Madison. =, rr,,vo a..us.,I.
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NvMpHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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40 GOO M FI.a,s =, No. ~ nn,l VIY,UVy;

5O22 Prizes amounting to....,...~........sll1 100
Write for Circulars or send orders 10
CHAS. 7. HOWARD, New Orleans, La.
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AM. B.V. AN Pm.
Mail train daily. .............' $40 L 30
Express train Aaily.;..r.. 400 ll'lO
SomervilIe train daily - m
Tex. Sunday ,..........,' olU ON
Jackson. Tenn, accom- 81
modation lex. Suudaylll 40 s'W
Iioket ofice 27s Main street;
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A.M.P.M. AN. pm.
Mail Train daiiy.;Ti........ l''"
Louisville pepot......"- O'V'
freight and Accolnmoda- , ,sI am
tion daily..".....-............ 40
Sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket euce9i, n,li
louisville Depot, 2s7 Msiu (cOr. MadisHhI
and 27S Main street. ne,.
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MISSISSIPPI q TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change OF Schedule
MEnrHrs. Trrr., NoronLer 3. ls78.

MEyPHIs, TEsN., November %. 1878.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 2'rH,
~ 1876. trains will rua as follows;
Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail, daily ..S;35 pm. l2:45 pm
Sardis Ac m dation, daily
.(eXcept sunday ..........ll;OO am y OO Am
Freight train, daily lex
oept Sunday ).......... ......gI:3l am. $3.50 pm
T5-t M.BURKE, Sup't.
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pAnnnAu ANp MEMpHIs RAILROAD.

PADUcAU AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Moil Tro;r arrives. ,......10. 90 a. m
- - oaVes....--.....''.' r ~ ~ - " ~
Freight Train arrives..... W p 10
" " leaves......... ......."....... o w am
The mail train leaves COvington for Mem
phis at am. and arrives at Covington al
700 pm. The freight train leaves Ooyir gton
far Memphis at 80 p m. and arrives at Gov
inqton al II, 100 a. m. Trains leaving Memphis
will start ffom the Underwriiers' Warehouse.
J. w. WILBUR, Sup't,
II. H. GIVEN Asst. 6np't, .,,,,,,,-...--,.
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yussIsgIPYl AND TElSEES9GE r. T..
Arrives. lsEyee.
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MEhPvIs AND CAAnLl ST0N R.R.
ATr.yss. Leaves.