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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Cure your horses OF SFeeny, Ring
bones SprEins, SPAWN and kindred dis
eases By the Use Of the diamond oil.
Price. % cents per bottle for sale a
SUmpter & SANKEY'S, Corner Drug
Store iec6-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Love Is deaf IS well as Hind II
it wasn't, how could the tendrils OF
wOuan's affection wind themselves
about ths nan TLO talks through
his uOses
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Don't expect TO be called 3 good
fellow 4 moment longer than you
consent 70 do precisely what other
people wish you TO do.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

PELMONA e1Irss Asthnaa-
PJ LIMO A cures Clrarrh-
PEEMOEA cursa BsomchitTs-
EPf LMONA ear1s Goa snm pgioa-
PILMONA szhdzes Chtils zrd Fever
PLLMO8 A schaGEz y ~ be sEsars Il = 2w
GAyas 1snd ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Al eminent wriseC reGarks that
man Is Distinguished fso1 the bzuas
creation BY his superior capacity tor
bl0Rdeg2ag,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

The Kind OF dentists the eoaEsry
wants Is those Eao extract teeth
without pawn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Take pains to keep trashy books
away from your children. send them
to school, and resOlutely keep them
indoors of nights
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

The great Mass.seaaseSss Pill
mans Ayres are happy They get
So. 100000.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

She Was plump sad beautiful znd
lie wsS wildly fond OF her she Ia
ted bln, but woman Ike. she ssrUve
20 ca-ca hEE- BE vas a flea
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Say Lard on EI1seed Oh, Train Csi.
Cpal OF, Lamps, SoAps, h1cT AID rgI5eE
articles az tCC1om prizes AZ The Cor
Asl- EartRg store. iE4-1
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

The Charleston News and Courier
calls ~ 6es5 and oats the white man ;
crops. the eyajscee Of civilization
sud progress.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Queen Victoria hSs reIg-ed for
ty-oue yesrs. The length Of the reign
OF the famous Qussa Elizabeth was
forsy-fOur wears.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

1851 Prizes, amounting To- si10,41
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
81 al prominent points, 20 Whou : liberal
computation Win De raid.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made 70 The Rome OEce N New Orleans
Write clearly stating fah address, for fur
tier information or send orders TO
NJ A DACPHIN.
?. O. Box SS3, New Orleans, La
Al cur Grand Exzrzoriinary Drawing
are under the supervision and msuAEsmsns
A EARLT- iuly11- A
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&ECALLS

Gu persons ~ becuuIe such, or cUmmen-
1stzissns Of persons tor such, ana al an
sWers - sane, a. vel a. obituaries.
tributes Of respect. eec-- must De paid
ter or ample AssGrance % payment given
IA advance % publication Ne sxcep-
items - this Eule Under any circ1m-
ssa1ces.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

POSSIBLY truthful sign On cheap
store ~Do8'E 80 anywhere else 20
De EuSksd-sssy right II here =
New YORK weld
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

The ladies' say Hayes i too nice
for snything-'cSuse he always
takes his wife with him on his
travels
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08
ooh GREAT shance 60 make nor
I'LL" sy. lfy0s eaa's zes gold you
H 49,, = i : ,9s. ss % {, 9 5ss5
UVA4 n ubRcrfpeiors for ehe tH-,ress

cheapest and hsss illassrzeed family psblissl-
ticn IL The world ANY cGs can eecCue a
saccosSfai agent. The ncsz slerars works Of
art gwen free CO sucscria hers The PRISE = -
low thss almost every cc6y subscri ces- Ole
Agent RESORTS maSias over $3.50 m a week. A
lady agent reports taking ever ace 50 bscrib-
srs IN Ter days- All wbc en<sze make mca-
ey fast Yea San jevcze sll ycur clras co The
business. Or Culy year srars time. Icu used
not BE away frcua Vcur home ever uighs. Yea
san &o i5 a. well others FuO particulars
1ircctieas ard Germs Tree Elegant sud sx-
peasive Cusfs f-cc- II ycu want profit
abs work sud - year address a. cucs-
AZ cos.s ncshiUE - Try be business, NJ Gee
- ~ gzzyss fAsls e. make zrsas pay. A iiress
sTha Peoples Jesrnsl,~ Pcrslsn3.Ms AZ
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08
PULASKI
Male Academy |

TIE Undersigned WI open 4 seilaol for
l. Male Pupjs CT
Monday, Aug. 5th, 1878,
Il the house EEaw1 - cEs EEEAIAS
HOUSE, which . being fs1sd Ip for the BGr-
pose and supplied with suitable and eCuven-
lent turuisure- Il II his in-en-iou 10 sstah-
Esh II Pulaski PERMANENT SCHOOL
5or the th0rouxh izs1rzg5ion Of young gentle
men II al The branches Of Common school
and Academic course and With that view he
u MAKING preparations 20 procure Al sli.ri-
Gle LCC-1-- Esrao- 20 erect during the
-rsseu5 ysIr cEiLl-lZs So 1as- 5C 111 P1rpCas
speciiau- 2 ths 5uIlGinZ LA VII &c occu-
pad the 7nssens ssssI1n- Elers are some spare
rooms Whirh those young men rom the
country desiring &c firm lllls and furnish
their own board AMI ruoms la1 occupF free
Of eharra-
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9 ~ 100 . = ~ =.
CONSUMPTION
CURED.

A \ Old Physician, retired from a1-ivs prlc b
n rice, having had plaeed In his hac1s y
AZ E4ss India Nissionary The f1ruuLl % .
FeEezab.s Remedy for .hs speedy and psrunl-
r.a-rr ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08
Terms as Follows:

Fer Session of Five Months.
For RsadzuZ, Spelling, Primary Geog
r=2hY and Arlshmerie- per month 3 8 %
A. 5dlsr o1-1- Sc1ccL Br-nc'ez - %
an Higher 5ranchss- -- &C
Corsi1-ens zee, 'pgr meath, ---..- A.
AL EIls payable az tie en- Of eaeh mGulh.
SE1isnss viii be charged By he month
frcGl shs l4za cs zheir entrances al tina and q
TIA 56ssioz, and ~ llIatlgl0g ~ % Ftzts for
absence exesPs Eaan galsed BY Sickness CO
othe1 PFC vicieu1ial caI1ses-
Fer the present session during this season
Of hard zlmaz and low prices 20 per cent VII
be dsttIc1sc from thcse ella that are paid
promptly az shs and Of each month 5ul IL -
&c De understood that shis rule applies only
20 those bis Tins settled
-Elyl--4s 2. A. DICKINSON
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THOSE SUFFERING.

Wlo VII 1ae 1ris L1 meu- .l tms ri rs
eouvil-eit that 20 lt tura cur1 rr Elarua-
1lzu1- 1eurn. ga, bruises. snrui1s. sVs. lr.
buns, cu-a, tailrs, .um1rf. rlss
LII5s. scalis, r1ur. 1iph-hera. s0rs .l-.4.
A Posi- WYE CURE flr svseuy. -ngrlrH
flra4-s, -lIll|-sr lilaEa, llrrl. r.r.a. ....
1rlIl8el- llrnana-l. l1Ili Ied fif.Ic.li. iaar.lI
cnle, 1erra. vlr.trIl. Poll is IA. 1l.ra f.
sheep CON plalu.s ANA al general .ea1as II
stock au1 1le many other az r1 Irs l. r.l.
man and BEAST Diamond l. a f.r aa .r
- MFI EE 4 sTANLEh. .sIt F.
recommended BY al trurr.sas. -HTa.a.t1f
and sVsrv ere uL1 hIs ever 1sel l .H-
Is cau1s Ter 1rr.ll. Prepared lV ". #. PA.
Can q co. Ehil.lisiphia- 5-al.l 1aa
L1t-a1n Lll. Llt- tr-f-.r
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Consumption. Aahma. Bronchitis.

Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Catarrh s1d Al -hr1as AMI lln- a1sctious,
also positive and rsticai cure for nervous
debility and al nervous comp palma AFTER
having thoroughly tested i-s wou,iarf4l Gu
rA1ITe powers II Elousalds q eases feels -l
rs dirty % make is Eu1Eu Oh BE- su-lrIur
fslioEs- Ac-uas-sd 81 this motive and a con-
sciz1Ei1--s desire % relieve human s1ftlri-x
be VII seut FREE ofCnARGE CD at WLo de-
SIRE u this receIpc- VITA f1Ll directs o. Tor pre-
pairing and s1ecezsfEily using slls By Return
nail 81 a.l1rsssi1E With stamp naming -Els
paper, DIR. J. P. MOUNTAIN.
8scI8-Iy QxisusblrE, y. z
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-08

Waatsd-DelinQ1e2s Subscribers
to settle Up. 2. : II answering
this advertisements please safe II
what paper yea saw iE.
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WASHINGTON.
The South Carolina Revenue Murder
Case Extra Precautions Against
Labor RiOts-POstai Affairs
Etc. Etc.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-lt is now stated
that no definite determination has been
reached In the case of the South Carolina in
terpal revenue officials indicted for the killing
of Todd.
Extra precautions have been taken by the
police authorities to prevent a recurrence of
the troubles among the laboring classes. A
large force, well armed with revolvers and
Springfield rifles, will be in readiness to NOR
row to prevent outbreaks, but there is no
great fear that resort t. extreme measures
will be necessary. Several of the leaders in
the riotous demonstrations yesterday were ar
rested to-day. Cohen, we'll known agitator,
was arrested last night for violating NUM-
cipal orders against incendiary language.
To-day another agitator named Graham
came TO police headquarters and asked to see
Cohen. Graham was recognized as pro-
moter of the disorders yesterday and locked
up. A large meeting has been talked of for
tomorrow night, but it will not be allowed.
1t has been practically decided by Third
Assistant Postmaster General Hazen to ex-
tend the registry system to thirdclass mail
m tter. The change will go into effect about
October 1st.
Subscriptions to the four per cent loan to-
day, one million six hundred and ffty-ive
thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-30
GENERAL VAUGHAN
Hobbies to the Front OF the National
Radicals. to Take Ven cameo of
those who would Willingly
have supported him ga
the Democratic
Convention.

EDITORS APPEAL-iiuch comment has
been made upon the above expression uy your
contemporary, the AraLaRche Its issue or last
Sunday even breaks out in poetry to empha-
size the idea. Unwitt.ngly, | rear the as
sUmed friends of General Vaughan are inhict-
ing an irreparable injury upon his character.
Let US take retrospect, il you please. Gen
eral Vaughan, | believe, claims to have been
a true Confederate soldier aud fought gal
lantly and continuously for the cause We all
held so dear, whether victorious to-day or
defeated tomorrow. HIS war experience was
doubtless Ike that of all other commander
when he won a battle, or aided III doing it.,
; he followed up the enemy anil, If practicable,
routed and scattered them. Bu5 III case @. "a
reverse, and The foe proved too St,ocE iyl his
forces, prudence would dictate ID ham the 49,
casSity Uf reCreatiaG 10 a safe position, With a
view to recruit and be reinforced, trlt ne
might renew the attack under more favorable
auspices. He certainly did not, when he
found himself Overpowered end defeated Gu
which he may have been honestly r1istaken
leave the ranks of his own true and trl,5
friends and ''bobble to the tront' OF tie
common enemy, and offer to lead them-b--
cause he thought they were the stronger
party-to victory and the defeat Of has
former comrades. And suppose be had dove
so. what would his Confederate sold ers har'
thought Of ore OF their leaders VINO had thus
forSooth. the prospects Of success looked
gloomy? And yet this, in my opinion, IS e&-
actlY his position politically. He desired the
Democratic nomination for criminal court
clerk; he took part in the primary election
for delegates; prior to the assembling Of the
convention he became disheartenea as to mis-
chances of success before it, but would not
wait to test them. Had he simply retired
from the canvass at that |. =, and urged his
friends to use their best emo Ors to make
the best selection possible, that would have
been an honorable retreat on his part, and he
could have relied on success in the future, II
he merited it. But instead of doing so, he
withdrew from among his lifetime political
friends, and, daliying for awhile with con
tending emotions, he finally crossed the neu-
trail ground, and ''hobbled to tie 'front.' OF
his former adversaues, shouting (Coriols-
nus-hkel: 4 will lead you on to the de-
structioa of those VINO have disappointed my
ambitions. Political principles have no more
attractions for me; my vengeance must be
appeased, even if it destroy my best friends
And Conference.-The, he will tail by the
hands of those ne relied on 10 aid HIM in his
crusade against the citadel o. Democracy.
and none shall remain to xecp for him. Have
overdrawn the picture, fellow citizens?
SHELBY.
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A HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.
A zaady FOrcibIy Taken from Railway
Car and Carried 70 a House OF HI
Fame, where she is Robbed of
her Jewelry and Cloth
ing and
Left in n Condition of Insanity-Ker
Husband Finds her IN Ticle TO save
her from Further Outrage. and
is Seeking the Villains.

New YORK, July 29.-The Times to-day
adds 10 the Cr:mira TecOrj an account Il
perhaps the most a.:.iGci0uS crime ever per-
pctrated in this country. II appears that
some months since married lady of Boston,
of great refinement and beauty, aad occupy
ing a prominent social position, bad been
visiting friends in the interior OF this State,
and wheG leaving took dlawiDg-room car
on the New York Central railroad for Alba
ny, where her husband awaited her. Two
villains followed her into the car, probably
attracted by the valuable jewery she wore,
auG when the conductor approached the lady
for her ticket informed him that they were
her friends; that she was deranged, aud they
had, unfortunately, been selected to convey
her to the Utica asylum. 10 spite of her
pTotestations and appeals for protection,
the scOundrels succeeded IN convincing the
conductor and passengers OF the truth Of their
story, and removed the lady from the cars at
Utica, she swooning as The train moved away.
She was then Lifted into a coach, cblorOformed,
taken to house Of lll-repute, outraged, and
robbed of her jewelry and clothing. Her hus-
band learned of his wlte's alleged insan-
ity when the train arrived at Albany, and
procuring a special engine, started tor I tea
without delay. Upon arriving, few inquiries
enabled him 10 lind tue disreputable house
where his wife had been taken, and there he
found her lying upon bed, almost stripped
of clothing, and her mind seriously Injured
by her terrible experience. No names are
given, from considerations of delicacy. The
husband made every effort consistent with
privacy to discover the fends, but so far with
out avail.
THE STORY CONFIRMED.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., July 29.-Ihe Bulletin
this evening prints the following: I'VE are
sorry to hear from a gentleman acquainted
with the circumstances that the report of
a cruel outrage upon a highly respectable
York Central railroad, is true in all the ma
terial circumstances, A Utica dispatch at
tempts to discredit the story, but there is no
doubt of the fact
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At Palestine.
PALESTINE, TEXAS, July 29.-Pro.. Leva
nitz, Of tins place, made the following Oh
servations of the eclipse to-day: First con :
tact, four hours, thirty five minutes, thirty
and half seconds; second contact, five hours,
thirty nine minutes, thirty eight and halt
seconds; third contact, FIVE hours. forty two
minutes, four and half seconds; fourth con
tact. six hours, forty minutes, ffty-two and
one-tourth seconds, Washington time.
AT st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Ptof. Woodward, of
Washington university, made observations OF
the eclipse here this afternoon, but rs me-
,idian time, determined by observations of
IF the sun here, and not Washington time
vas used, and for other reasons he does not
claim for them any scientific importance.
at VicksDurG-
NICKsBURG, July 29.-The eclipse was first
visible at thirty-one minutes and twenty sec
onds past Tour o'clock, and almost total at
forty-one minutes and eight seconds past five
o'clock. The last view was at forty minutes
and thirty eight seconds past six O'Clock,
Washington time.
AT DaIIas.
DALLAS, July 29.-Observations of the So
lar eclipse have been generally successful.
Thin clouds iuterfered somewhat with all OBJ
servations until near the time Of the last con-
tact.
AT New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Here there was
an opportunity for observing only a partial
eclipse, the view beng entirely obscured by
the clouds from thirty minutes past four to
six in the afternoon.
At Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The eclipse was dis
cernible here under favorable conditions, but
observations We're only taken in private
way.
At Other Points,
The conditions Were urfavorabie III C0nse-
quence OF prevailing cloudiness, at Cincinnati,
Nashville, st. Paul aad other points in the
line OF totality and adjacent thereto.
At Little Rock.
LITTLE Rock, July 29.-The eclipse of the
sue was plainly visible this evening through
smoked-glass, and even with the naked eye.
At New York.
New YORK, July 29.-Heavy clouds OBJ
scured the sun this afternoon, and the eclipse
was not visible.
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Mayors Proclamation
\TAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL

IAYOE'S OFFICE. City BALL.
VI MEMPHIS Tenn, July p, 1873.
81 The Board Of Health having INFO med the
Mayor that yeliOW-fever Is uor prevailing i'm the ty
OF New Orleans, and that it is likely to he spread
or disseminated 10y steamboats, passing to and fro on
the Mississippi river, and the General Council by
It's action to-day having resolved upon Il quarantine
Nom, therefore, This Is 10 make known 10 ali par
Ties, that by virtue OF the power vested in me under
the ordinances of the city, that quarantine Of all
OOdtS and persons and frrightS coming IRON the
elites of New Orleans and VcSSbUTg Is hereby etab
llShed at the quarantine grounds. al the fO1t OF
Presidents Island; said p int will be designated bv
red flag, and all steamers coming from said cities
Will be subject TO the quarantine regulations eStab
uShed; and all evasiOnS violations of the same
Will be visited with the penalties of the law
The Board of Health will at said quarantine sta
ton, and elsewhere. if deemed neceS sary proceed
at once. by every appropriate means In their power
10 make effective this proclamation.
JOHN r. FLIPPIN. Mayor
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aeEEEI.

WINFoRD-.t his home II $50 am JUG %.
1873. ALEXANDER Il. WEXFORD. age! rs years. !
months and days Western Methodist. and For
rest Cry Times please copy
EOUCKS-At his residence. corner Sixth ana Keei
streets. Chelsea. on SpEd.y, Jul 2S 1873. at $3.50
pm VIM H, RoUcKs. OF Fncsstte. Virginia, aged
~ years Is morths ana - days.
Y must be bonn rgain
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Stock Forfeited--Masoni Temple

NOTICE is hereby given to ali the stockholders
n of the Masonic Temple of Memphis who are
in arrears for stock subscribed and who have not
given notes not matured that will not matura
previous 10 October l, 1873 where suit Is not yet
pending, that unless the same Is paid before
October 1, 1873,
the full amount OF their stock subscribed will be d.
cared forfeited to the Association.
BY order of the Directors.
DAVID 2. MADDEN. President
A. j. WHEELER, Secretary.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CH. SIG. OFFICE
WASHINGTON, July 30, am.


For Tennessee aud the Ohio ru'ley, partly
cloudy iceother, 'oith occasional rains, tight,
HOrtheaSterly, reeriHg to ,caW'e' Southwest
crly tciHds, stationary or falling barometer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-30
JUDGE JAMES E. ANDERSON'S

speech, Delivered Before the People Of
the Eighth District On the Twenty
seventh InsJant-Our Success
on Thursday Next Means
the election OF Demo-
cratic Congressman.
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THE sun ECLIPSED.

observations Made In All Parts of the
C0uutry-PrOf. Watson, in Wyoming
Territory, Discovers an lntra-
Mercurial Planet-EfIect at
Lake Charles, La.
The Scientific Parties in Colorado Make
Interesting Reports Confirming OBJ
seryatiOns Made at Previous
Eclipses-PrOf EdisOn's Ia
simeter did not Work
satisfactorily,
And he Used ThermOphile, which
Caused an Unsteady Motion on the
anOmeter-Drawings of Co
roma Made, but no Full Sci
entiflc Report Yet.
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tenths seconds, making the duration one
hour, fifty-seven minutes and thirty, six sec
ends
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Such is i part OF the deposition OF Colonel
enstrues, in which he convicted hinaslf OF
having advised client to fapriCa'e Il false
hood. Is this not ''unprofrsson4l nduct?''
Yes; and sufficient to strike Inn from the roll
Of s.ttoraeys aud prevent INN from practicing
his profession. Ga this | need not com
ment further. | also submit the following
professional! coadGct,' and which am in-
formed and believe Is true, and which, If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-30

The general complaint is made that flow
ers and plants are dying in the gardens for
want of ram. Artificial watering does not
successfully take the place of natural water
ing when it comes from the clouds in the
shape of rain drops. 1t may be that the
watering and system of irrigation is not con-
Quoted on natural and scientific principles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-30
ST.AGNES ACADEMY

~ The new building OF ST. Agnes Academy be
ing in course of erection. the Sisters are happy
announce to their patrons and the u0lie that they
hope 10 be able to reopen school there during the
second or third week OF September. Until then
pupils from 4 distance can be accommodated Al
Lssaieste academy, where the school will. Us
usual commence on the FIRST Monday OF sep
TENDER. St Agnes Academy will be entirely re-
modelled, anu provided with all the conyeDiences of
modern BUILDINGS
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THE OXFORD
Shooting Scrape-IIr. TnOmpsOn's Gard
A Response by MT. scott a.
Murray.

The personal card published in the APP
PEAL ON Sunday morning last should have
been signed S. NJ. Thompson, instead of S.
w. Thompson. 1t will be seen from the fol-
towing manly card that Mr.. Scott A. Murray
relieves the APPEAL of all blame in the mat
ter about which Mr.. Thompson complains,
and shows a disposition to repair any inius-
tice he may have unintentionally committed
\ CARD.
EDITORS APPEAL-l noticed & card in your
paper Of the twenty-eighth instant from S.
NJ. Thompson, in which he objects to the ac-
count published in your locals week pre-
vlously of the shooting affray in Oxford,
Mississippi, on the eighteenth instant In
justice to yourselves hereby assume all re-
sponsibiity in the matter, as | furnished you
with the facts in the case. | got them from
a reliable gentleman vino was in the town
when the difficulty occurred, and gave pub
LEFTY to them IN order to forestall any incor-
rect account of the unfortunate affair. If
any injustice has been done Mr.. Thompson,
| am entirely willing to correct it. Respect
fully, SCOTT a. MURRAY.
MEMPHIS July 20, 1878.