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MEMPHIS,
from New Orleans, July Both, who died OF
yellow-fever. August Sd. The steamer Gold
en Crown, from New ORLEANS. had one case
ot yeilow-feVfr on her passa re up-a lady,
who died os hoard and was buried at
CALEDONIA. ILL.,,
August 4th. Two deck-hands, supposed TO
have yellow-feyer, landed at
NEW ALBANY. IND,
July 25th, proved, upon investigation by Sur
geon Long, of this service, not to have had
that disease. On a steamer at
vICKsBURG,
4 case arrived from Cairo, originally from
New Orleans, and died Of yelow-feyer. Au-
gust 9th.
No new cases OF yellow fever for the past
week to noon to-day.
HAVANA.
Two hundred and thirty rine deaths from
yeilow-iever and twenty-ore from smallpox
during the two weeks ending August Sd.
MANTANzAs.s
From July 26th to the 29th there were no
yellow-fever cases, but on the thirtieth four
new cases were reported in the bay, and others
have since occurred daily to August ii, the
date of advice.
CARDENAs.
Yellow-fey in the city, but not among
the shipping.
SAGUA LA GRANDE, CUBA.
One fatal case of yellow-fever in the ship
ping.
BOMBAY.
Twenty-six deaths nom cholera for the
week ending June 18th.
MALTA.
The outbreak of cholera on the British
troop. ships, from India, was brought under
control by the authorities, and the disease did
not lodge in Malta. Advices to July 18th.
Reports from other places indicate good
health. JNo. NJ. wooDwoRTH,
Surgeon-General United States Marine Hospital
Service,
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uicroscopists in Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, August l4.-Ihe first ma
tional mcroscopical congress convened in
this city to-day. About one hundred dele
gates from different parts of the country are
present. After temporary organization, al
which Rev. Dr. Harvey, of Troy, New York,
presided, the following permanent officers
were chosen: President, DR.. R. H. Wards,
New York; first vice-president, DIR. Web
ster, ButterfeId, Maryland; secretary, d. +.
Atwood, Illinois. The congress will continue
in session for several days.
Papers were read, as follows: ''The Limits
of Mercury in Measurement with the Micro
scope" by Prof William A. Rogers. of Har-
ward university. On ''Some New Forms Of
Mounting" by &C. Merriman, of Rochester,
New York. The remainder of the day was
entirely devoted to conversation. A number
of papers will be read tomorrow morning.
On Friday evening public exhibition of in
struments and the wonders of the microscope
will be owen
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the stock Is ab lut five thOusa nd dollars; on the
buidi z. the thousand dollars. The whole fully
cove ed by insurance. mostly In Cincinnati COM
p5neS.
CONCORD. n H.. August IL A ire In Suneock
street this morning destroyed IA Of the business
portion of the east Side OF the street three blocks
containing some seven eight stores. Baptist
church and several boar1inghouSes. small houses
and out-buildings. Loss. ity-five thousand dollars
insurance, fiite n thOuSa ID collars
CINCINNATI. August IA vote was taken to-
day on the question o. Issuing two million dOllars I'm
bonds for completing the Cincinnati and Southern
railroad, and for confirming the contract to m
plete the roaf- The total vote cast twenty-sN
thousand six hundred aud foriy-nine; the majority
vote in favor OF the measure was five thousand eight
hundred.
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE 4. ). ARMY,
MEuE.--lLL. L----l-r Z - In-ns N m


According to our special, which reads like
faithful photograph OF the views of the
delegate, Colonel Co.yar is so far sahead
Of all The other candidates as 20 make his
nomination almost certainty. The plat
form will b. greenback, for the settlement Of
the State debt at The lowest figures, and for q
mechanic lien law. The Shelby county
platform over acaia.
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POLITICAL.
Ohio gepublic4ns Nominate.

Ohio RepuDitcAnH y OEAnGIe-
CINCINNATI, August I4.-Ihe Republicans
of the tenth district nominated V. b. Horton
for congress.
Missouri Democratic Nomination
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The Democrats Of
the fourth dIstrIc; today nominated Loundes
II. Davis for congress.
Town Democratic Nomination.
CLINTON. Ia, August 1.-The Demo
cratic convention OF the second district to day
nominated w. +. Btannt n for congress.
Illinois RepubIieans.
MORRIS, Ill, August 1.-The Republi-
can convention Of the seventh district has re-
nominated General i. c. Hayes for congress.
Colorado G reenbackers in Council.
DENVER, August 1.-The State Green
back convention mat here to-day, with sixty
eight delegates. number of counties are
unrepresented.
Joe JOhnstOn's Chances.
RICHMOND, Va, August 1.-THE Con-
servative primaries IN the third congressional
district are satisfactory to the friends OF Cen
eral Joseph +. Johnston.
Illinois SsreenbRck EGmiaatiOn.
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Inter- Ocean S
Elgiu, Illinois, special says the Greenbackers
OF the fourth congressional district to-day
nominated Hon. Augustus Adams.
Nebraska GTeenbackers i'm Council.
LINCOLN, NEE, August 14.-The Green
back State convention met here to-day, about
fifty delegates beng present. Hon. b. w.
Berkhauser was e.,cted president. The COM
mttee on resolutions was appointed, but
were unable to agree, and the convention ad
iourned until tomorrow. An attempt viii
be made to nominate a State ticket that will
receive the Endorsement o. the Democrats.
California JVOrkInsmen.
SAN Francisco, August 1.-The del
egates-elect of tie Worklngmen's party
10 the constitutional convention. have drawn
IN and forwarded to the President and secre-
tary of state, a memorial setting forth the
evils Of Chinese immigration, and request
ing the President and secretary to take i'm
mediate steps to obtain an abrogation Of the
Burhngame treaty.
Connecticut Greenbackers.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. August l4.-The
State convention of the National Greenback
party assembled IN tina city this morning
There were eighty delegates. representing
twenty even towns, and al the counties but
one. a temporary organization was effected
by choosing Henry c. Baldwin, of Nauga-
tuck, chairman. After the appointment OF
the different committees the convention took
q recess TIL two O'Clock this afternoon.
At the evening session q platform was
adopted, after which the following State
ticket was nominated: For governor, Charles
Atwater, 81 New Haven: lieutenant governor,
Henry Manchester. ct DanbJ'y: secretary Of
state, Lucien Y. P,urey, OF Winstead;
treasurer, loren i. Judd, Of Newburn
comptroller, Charles J. Winters, of Norwich
The convention then Adjourned. About
eighty delegates were-preseat, representing
twenty-seven towns and seven counties. The
spectators numbered about ftty.
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ssIED.

PoRrLoCK.-At Norfolk. Va. on the 18th inst.
Captain R. e. PORTLOCK.
Funeral services from st. Lazarus Church this
(THURSDAY) noon.
WHITE-on Tuesday morning. at 1871 Second
street, August 18th, 5. VI. WHITE. aged 81 years.
JENKINS-The friends and acquaintance OF Miss
ELIZABETH JENKINS invited to attend her fu =
neral, from the residence OF Mrs. Nancy Peace, No
III Second street, this (THURSDAY) afternoon.
at 3 O'Clock.
FUCHS-VICrORIA CLENENTISE, second daughter
of Victor D. and Victorfne Fuchs, at one o'clock
this morning
Funeral at the residence, | l Jefferson street.
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Officers for the nrnihs

INDIANAPOLIS, August 14-The National
Grove of the Ancient United Order of Druids
to-day elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: NJ. n. G. A, Charles KIehle,
of Brooklyn, New York; r. w. d. G. A,
Charles Erdelmeyer, of Cincinnati; o. r. W.
q. Secretary, Henry Prudential, of Albany,
New York: r w G.. T., Philip Stremmel,
Of st. Louis. Henry Seigenhelm, of st.
LOUIS; John Becker, OF Louisville, and Chas.
Weber, of st. Paul, were elected trustees,
with F. A. Marble, of Columbus, Ohio, az
secretary of the board.
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so and sudden Death.

Chicago. August 14.-Mrs. b. J. Smeet,
widow OF the late General Smeet. pension
agent here. was struck by the locomotive of
"A train at Lombard, on the Northwestern
railroad, this morning, thrown several feet.
and instantly killed. She leaves family OF
four children. The coroner's jury exoner-
aled the raiIroad company.
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INC NezPerces CONC UP.

CHICAGO, August l4.-Oficial information
has been received that Lieutenant Wallace, of
the First Missouri, has overtaken the mau-
radlng band Of Nee Perces, numbering about
twenty, who have been plUndering their way
from Canada to Idaho. and has punished
them severely, killing six, wounding three,
and killing or capturing most OF their ponies.
He had only handful of men in his COM
maud. but used them 10 excellent advantage.
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CnnnectIcut f.reenbackers.
AssocLntea Press !MeetIng.

DETROIT. Mich, August 14.-The West
erD Associated Press met in annual cOnven-
ton to-day. There was a large attendance,
and a great deal of important business was
transacted. The tOard of directors and old
officers were re elected. There was an excur-
sion on the river, under the direction Of the
Detroit papers. after which about half the
members went to Put-ln-Bay, and the rest
returned to their homes.
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QUARANTINE NOTICE.

BOARD OF HEALTH, 266 SECOND,
ID MEMPHIS August H. 1878. (
EF- All parties from New Orleans, Vicksburg.
Grenada vicinity. coming to Memphis in violation
of quarantine orders, without special permit Will be
subj. CT 10 arrest and fine.
By order of the Boari Of Health.
j. Il ERSKINE. NJ d. Health Officer-
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MAR RIED.

oRPE-DoNOvAN-At St Pat lexis Church, BY
Rev. Father Mcnamara, Mr. PATRICK n. THORPE
and Miss MARGARET DONOVAN.
YOUNG-ROOSA on Wednesday evening. Angus
IA 1873 at the residence OF the BRIDES sister Mrs
Henry Jane, No. 236 Bsale street. by Rev DR..
Landrum, Mr. ROBERT A. YOUNG and Miss LAURA
z. ROOSA No cards
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Z. @. w. Sd.

i As. /. o. ". NJ, are hereby earnestly requested
to be present at their regular meeting TONIGHT as
business of great importance will be brought etore
the lodge Members OF sister lodges are cordially
invited. Oificers particularly.
WN NJ WATKINS Sec C. p WII,EY PreS't
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Notice to SINNERS.

~ freights will be received for shipment by Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad after O'Clock pm,
or delivered to cOnsignees after 4 o'clock pm
GEO T. RATHER. Agent
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton ard gold: liverpool cot
Ton, g-f6d. Memphis cotton, II 3.sc. Neic
Orleans cotton. n I-I-. Neie York cotton,
n 1j-f6c. N.,c York gold 100 j-S.
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Relief Committee AppOinted-Belp from
New Orleans as VI ell as Memphis
Points that are guaranteeing
Against Memphis-SurgeOn
General WOOdWOrth's
Report.
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RKArt.Ea tNptcarlnN-

NAN DEf-T., OFFICE CH SIG. OFFICE
NAzHISGTON, August ., an.
For Tennessee and the ohio ruliey, colder,
cloudy heather and occasional rain. rariaJle
,rigds, mostly HoyfhNesfeyly. and rising
bryoy,tsf.,-
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THE YELLOW-FEVER.

Two Cases Reported at Grand junction
The Panic Over i'm Grenada, and
the People Organizing to Fight
the Terrible but silent
Enemy.
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HEADQUARTERS CHICKAsAw GUARDS,
MEMPHIS August 10, 1873.
MEMBERS of the ChckaSaw Guards will take
NJ notice that the headquarters of this company
will from this date, and until further notice. at
Bailey'S Springs, Alabama, where every member
will report with as little delay possible.
Preparations have been made for thu accOmmoda-
ton OF all the members at very reduced rates. AID
it is earnestly hoped that every that possibly
do so will report at once, possible TO
the command there. Every member Will bring his
gun and equipments, also his full-dress uniform
and equipments, regular drills and company dis
cipline will be continued By order of
S. 7. CARNES. CAPTAIN Commanding.
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MEMPHIS,

New Orleans, both fatal. A young man ar
rived at
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Howard Association.
Attention. ChickasaE Guards

THERE will be meeting of the Howard AssocIa-
l. ton, at their rooms. this (THURSDAY) after
noon at O'Clock. All members are requested to be
present. A. d. LANGSTAFF, Vice-President.
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THOMAS WALTON.
Extraordinary Increase in New Or
leans.

NEW ORLEANS, August 14.-The extraor-
binary increase of new cases of fever reported
by the board of health, up to noon to-day,
has been the absorbing topic of conversation
this afternoon. The reporters sought In vain
for an explanation. True, the report includes
two days from Charity hospital, but that only
adds seven or eight cases, which should have
been reported yesterday, and leaves one hun
dred and twenty six or seven cases that have
occurred during the past twenty four hours.
So far but few cases have occurred in the
third or fifth districts. OF the deaths reported
nine are under twenty years; of these SIX
were natives of New Orleans
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The Wheat Crop.

CHICAGO, August 14.-Howard, White,
Crowell & Co., publishers of the Daily Conn
mercial Bulletin, will tomorrow Issue an es-
innate OF the spring wheat crop of the north
west. Returns have been received from two
hundred and sixty one counties IN Iowa, Hi
nols, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kan
sas, Missouri and Dakota. The aggregate
acreage in the counties reported is 6, 334, COO,
against 4,699,O00 last year, an increase Of
"a so per cent.
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Jos Johnston,s Chances.
InInnIa ssreenhac!s Nomination.

RICHMOND, Va, August l4.-The Con-
sentative PRIMARIES IA the third congressional
district are satisfactory to the friends of Cen
eral Joseph +. Johnston.
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Peabody Hotel
To The Public!

DON AQUA SPRINGS TENN.
ID AUGUST IA, 1878.
az We nave now looms 10 accommodate SIXTY
more guests We have 300 guests, none Of whom
sick enough to require the attention OF our resi-
dent physician The Springs will remain open until
late in September and longer If necessary.
Board, per month, $50. Railroad tickets for
round trip, 50 IS.
Bon Aqua Springs Association.
By A GENNFTT, Manager.
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Praise to New Orleans.

enced nurses, in charge of Drs. Vaudeville
and Veasie, arrived this morning from New
Orleans. The nurses were quickly assigned
to afflicted families. The type of the disease
is pronounced malignant and is spreading.
Ten or twelve new cases since morning, and
nine deaths reported in the last twentY-four
hours. There are fully one hundred and
twenty-five cases. The white population is
now reduced to seven hundred. None of the
old cases have recovered. The brave and
self-sacrifcing doctors of New Orleans, as
sisted by resident physicians, are doing noble
work, and grateful hearts go out to them
and to the generous citizens of New Orleans
In this hour of deem affiictinn
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MORE OF 1T.
Roberts and Leet, Of the New Orleans
Times, and j. A. anderson Tell Some
More of what they Know About
the Unadultera'"d
ViiIainy OF
John Sherman and his Company of Wis.,
iiing Statesmen in LOuisiana-Had
il Not been for their Aid the
Returning-BOard would
have Given Up.

NEW YORK, August l4.-The Potter con-
gresSional committee continued their investi-
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Town DemocrntIc NomInation.
Illinois Republicans.

NORRIS, ILL, August 1.-The RepubIi-
can convention Of the seventh district has re-
nominated General i. c. Hayes for congress.
Colorado G. reenbackers in Council
DENVER, August 1.-The State Green
back convention met here to-day, with sixty
eight delegates. a number Of counties are
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Nebrasl.a GreenbaeIsers in Council.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Inter Oceans
Elgiu, Illinois, special says the Greenbackers
Of the fourth congressional district to-day
Hon. Au2nsius Adams.
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UhiO IkepuDifcals = JLlAnIIOs
CINCINNATI, August l4.-Ihe Republicans
of the tenth district nominated V. B. Horton
for congress.
Missouri Democratic Nomination
ST.. LOUIS, August 1.-the Democrats Of
the fourth district to-day nominated Loundes
II Davfs f1r c-y,ora-s
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He SAID the members of the returning
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there have been only two cases OF yellow
fever lone previously reported), both from
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TIE JEWS AND Mr.. HILTON
0ifts not to be Taken from eX
Judge Hilton.

From the N.w York sun, D-c. n
The directors II Mount Sinai Hos
pitnl held meeting yesterday in the
hospital, at Lexington avenue ana
Sixty sixth street, and considered the
prufler If $500 BY RI Judge Henry
Hilton on behalf Of Mrs. A. l.. Stew
art. All the directors were present.
and no other opinion MAS expressed
than that no money should be received
through ex Judge Hilton's hands.
The idea was suggested that the power
IT the directors Ia refuse gift might
lie questioned. but the reply was made
that the am"un. would be male up
by private subscription rather than
accept n favor from Judge Hilton.
The members also discussed c"mmu-
nications received by mail and ,ele-
graph from the Hebrews Of Cincinnati
advising q refusal If the money.
They finally voted unanimously tha,
the gift should not be- accepted
through Judge Hilton. and Harmc n
f. Nathan, their secretary. was au
thOrized 10 write letter to that effect
in reply to Hilton's note
The directors Of the Home for Aged
Hebrews did not meet yesterday.
Their regular day Of meeting is Sun
day next To which time the consi,lera-
ton Of Mrs. Stewards proposed gift Of
$3.50 to that institution through ex-
Judge Hilton will be considered. The
opinion is general among well-inf"rmed
Jews that the directors will decline to
take the money.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority If special exc
Quito, issnsd from the office of the Clerk ri
the Circuit const of Petts county. Missouri.
and t me directed in favor IL the State Of
Missouri at the relation and to the use al
Jseph A c. Brown, Collector of the rev
snue of the Petite county, in the Stale al
Missouri, and against John X Wilson,
Charles B. Glasscock. George q. Vest.
William A. Gains. Pascal G. Stafford
Jamss r. Lrake. Theodore II. Cnrti. and
Launc~lot A. Hartman, judgment for back
taxes on the real estate hereinafter de-
scrihrd for The years 1867. ls6S, 1857. 1870.
1871, 1872. 1873, 1874. 1875 and 1876. and
Tor the enforcement 81 the lien ii plsint,ff
against said real essaie, ! have seized aud
levied upon all Of the right. title snt inter
ct of the said defendants. Of, in and iaIhe
following Described real essAse, situ.t~d in
Pe,,is county. Missouri. to-w:,: The eas,
half Of the northeast quarter, and the
south vest quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter, 81 section elrvn. (lN. Of township
forty -.even, a. }. range twenty, (20l aud
the north ives; quarter Of the sonth-e~s'
quarter Of section eight, tS), township
forty -four, 90, range twenty one, CID.
and I will on
THE 18TH DAY OF JAN
CARY, 1879,
between the hours Of nine o'clock .. m.
and Eve o'clock p. IN. Of said day, at the
court house door in the city Of Sedslis.
in Prt,is county. Misscnri, and while the
circuit court Of said county j. in session.
sell the aid lsnd 1t public auction for
c,sh, IN the Highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution Q, costs.
LIS. MURRAY,
l2-l7vtd Sheriff Pettis county.
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had been smoothing out FIR the
purpose.
''But don't you need some help
sons stiention-the presence Of some
female!" stammered the bexildered
official. Il never heard of anything
like this BEFORE 49,
"Ob. no. it's all right now. I'm
getting along splendidly."
The conductor heat hasty retreat
and having fished I'D an old woman in
ome other part Of the train sent her
in to attend To his self reliant psssen-
ger. An hour or two afierward be
gave her another call and found the
lady serene and happy.
Howe that y"ungster getting
along ?" he asked.
"First rate" replied the smiling
mother. II say conductor this 10
rather . fast boy amt III"
Il should saw he Was he came into
the world AT the rate Of twenty miles
an hour"
"Im going to make q railroad man
Of him."
Its q good idea"
The conductor Looked q little en-.
barrassed for q moment and then felt
ncrvou>Iy in his pocket aud produced
ten dollar bill.
MADAM just take that and buy
this bnv an outfit. aud when he gels
big enough, dispatch him by express
to nv train. Ill make a railroad
man Of him j. there's anything in
BIRTH and with his poli,est bow the
conductor took his leave. In u few
minutes the train reached its destina
ton and the woman with her habv
disappeared IN the throbbing. life and
hustle Of the city.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE IN PARTITION.

Whereas. y; the September term, les. Of the
Circuit court 81 P~tti~ county Missouri. Judgment
OF PARTITION rendered. in a certain cane peni
ing in SAIL court between Kate Lynch and Mary
Lynch. plaintiffs, and Mary +. irshnian AMI
Eiias lr>hinan, her husband. and Maggie Lynch
ard Patrick A. Lynch. defendants, AMI the Under
>snsd wss appointsd special commissioner by
>a.d court tn mske ssle Ut the premises herein
described ordered IN said Judgment TO h. divided
and partit oned- Now, therefore, on
MONDAY, THE era DAY OF JANUARY, 1872.
I oil, M the court horse door IA the County OF
Pestis sforessil. while the sad Circuit Court 81
Pettis county - ,n session during the January
term thereof 1879, sell the property described
n SAID Judgment - follows: Lots nine
and ten in block number three in the
City of Ssd,lia. Pst'is county. Missouri. az pub
Ire auction to the highest builder. The terms of
<aid sale follows: One half cash IN hand
and the remainder twslv~ months urle from
r6. date oi sale with ten Der cent interest pr an
nun from date of sale. the purchaser tn execute
hrs note secured bv deed of trust the premises
sold to secure deferred instslisn-Br.
MENTOR THOMSON,
l2-1:w&s. Special COMMISSIONER
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Hegl, the GAINESVILLE grave ghoul,
gets q year in Jail and a thousand
dollar 6ne; Eaton, his helper. gets
four months and q hundred dollars
fine. Presumably. in view both oil
public sentiment and the public vel
fare. these penalties we're as severe as
the law allowed. The moral is then,
that tho Legislature of Ohio and the
Legislatures of . good many other
States may we'll revise their grave.
robbing statutes, and see that the pen.
alties are suited to the crimes. This
might be q popular subject for ambi.
tious legislators to take up this present
winter.