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CLDTEIBNG, FURNISHING.

We are headquarters for Ct 0THJNG, because
We manufacture nearly ali our own goods, and
thereby save you the wholesale dealers large
profits. An entirely new line Of Collars, Ties,
Unlaundried Shirts, Suspenders, Trunks, UNI
brellas, Rubber Goods, cheaper than ever be-
fore offered III this market.
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For County Attorney.
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TT Is AN ESTABLISHED FACT THAT
B that Quinine or Cinch0nidia will stop
Chills, and for this purpose there is no
better remedy. But it is also an estab-
lished fact that they 10 not remove the
cause that produces the Chils. For II
they did, the chills would not return on
the 9Th, 14th, Dist or 28th day. Then is
it not money LOST to attempt to perma-
nently cure the Cbills with Quinine or
Cinchonidia, when they do not remove the
cause from the system that produces them
For until the cause IS removed, the Cbi.is
will return The
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Is warranted to remove every cause from
the system that produces the Chile, and
If it fails TO do this you viii sustain no
loss, for every druggist Is authorized to
guarantee q permanent cure in every case,
no matter of how long Standing. and viii
refund the money if the ChilIs return
after you are through taking. Positively,
no cure, no pay. Try it and be convinced.
It eantaiRs no poison, aud is perfectly
tasteless. A permanent cure guaranteed
in all cases. +. w. GROVE,
Manufacturer and Prop'r, Paris, Tenn.
For sale by 7. 2. FORTUNE & CO.,
juz7-l0t Hickman, Ky.
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ST. LOUIS. HICKMAN CINCINNATI
D.H.PlACDT:BRC
1855. BRANCH STORES. 1879.
UNION CITY, BROWNSVILLE, RIPLEY,
IL - - - e a1.
DEXTER, MAIDEN, DESOTO,
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fEXTED
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We beg leave to return many kind thanks to
our numerous friends and patrons, in Full
ton and the surrounding counties for the
very liberal patronage extended us in
the past, and Will endeay0r to merit
a continuance OF the same With
our well-kn0wn facilities, having
buyer both at ST Louis and Cincinnati
Watching the markets and buying large
quantities for cash, customers may rest as
sured in getting choice selection Of goods at
ROCK BOTTOM" PRICES.
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W. A RE Nov SELLING

DRESS GOODS
At 10, ~, 10, 30 and % cents; former
price 20, %, so, so and Is cents.
j. AMBERG'S SONS.
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The crops are being laid by, ana
now compences q series of pic mics, bar
hecues. dances. SC, SC.
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PREM1uM Canvassed Hams and snow
fake Lard, just received and for sale at
McCUTCHEN' S. ju2f-tf
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What is It that never fails to cure sick
or nervous headache2 Ragland's Light
ming Relief. For sale by Buck S Cowgirl.
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Special Noficc =

The greatest bargains ever offered in
tire City % Hickman can be had now in
all lines Of goods, at
jamie J. A1IBERG'S SONS.
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If ell those who re no1o talking
about building in Hickman actually do
build, Hickman viii come near doubling
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
BUSINESS REgIVING IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 27.-There was n gen.
era sumption OF business this morning in al branches
of trade. Stores were opened which had been closed
since last Juy. Through trans all the railroads trx
ceptne the tle Rock rOuel arrived and departed and
the streets present their usual animated appear
ance. The Cotton Exchange Ia open 10 visitors and
members and regular quotations. receipts. shipments
and STOCK posted as heretofore.
The weithcr is pleasant to-day. Only new case OF
fever reported to-day.
Camp Marks was broken up today. aud the people
moved into the city. Camp Father Mathews viii be
broken up tomorrow.
Two hunared passengers arrived by the Louisville
train this afternoon The first through via Charles
ton Railway at arrived midnight.
Dr. }. b. Cummings telegraphs from Forest city. Ar
kanss that two suspicious have developed there.
and that people rcstye under the quarantine.
They desire 10 get home.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
MICHIGAN POLITICS.
CANDIDATES FOR The SbNISATIOS FOR GOVERNOR
Il CHANDLFR BOOM.


Il CHANDLFR BOOM
DETROIT, Oct. 24.-POliticians have begun
10 IN this State the designation Of the Re.
publican candidate for Governor. The present
Governor. Mr. Croswell, T. serving his second
term. and accordngt 10 the usage OF the Republican party
he will be rotated OF office the general cleo
ton, which viii DC held In November, 1880
number OF candidates have been named. but
it Is believed that the struggle wil finally
ne between the Hon. Thomas W. Palmer, Of
Detroit. the Republican he leader in tho
state Senate It's last session. and John r. Rich, Of
Lapeer the speaker Of the House OF pre.enta yes.
They ere both popular men and stand well Mr. Palmer
Is leading business man OF Detroit, aG4Dlc gentle
man. POSITIVE the expression 81 bis views all
questions. Mr. Rich Is farmer who has served Win
honor four times n the STATE legislature
There ~ Chandler boom now In Michigan, which has
Increased its momentum wonderful Of late. senator
Chandler l. about wocshpped among the farmers aud
people generally OF tnl- Stale, and " he should De- non
uated frr Presidency Michigan would give hlin lne
largest majority she has ever bestowed upon any man.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE VOTE on THE OHIO AMENDMENTS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 25.-1he votes cast on
the proposed amendments TO the Constitution of Obio
have been counted. with the following results:
Amendment relating to the Judiciary For, 50G3o
against l63 639.
Amendment T"laing 10 election OF Senators aud Rem
resentatlvc For. 1G6. .295 again.', 15s.6f2
Amendment relating 10 lection OF State officers For
162,72S against, l55 .257
Amendment relating 10 election OF township officers
For. l97,223 against, 13O.1j5.
All the amendments lOst. they required "A ma
jority OF tie votes. which numbered 67O.gIl. 1he
second and third amendments To- authorize Tho
General Assembly Ia fix the for holding elections.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
MEDICAL STUDENTS ~ BAD BUSINESS.

AsHTABULA, Ohio, Oct. 27.-F. w. Dakin and
". Hoyt, two medical students from Cleveland
were arrested yesterday for graverobbing They s>
rived here on Saturday night hired horse and busy,
went 10 the county nafmary farm i've miles east OF
here and opened the grave of old Mrs. Goodrich "bo
was buried last tuesday. They packed tue body ia
trunk aud about to take the train Tor OleN,
when they were arrested Both prisoners FURNISHED
bail and were released
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
GENERAL POLITICA:. NEWS
TIE ATTACK By JUSTICE FIELD.

THE IANGUAGE or HIS DIsSEsriS OPINION OK
THE THURMAN ACT NOi WELL RECsIvED.
fBY TELEGRAPH To ruE TEPCNNI
WAsHINGIOV, Oct. 27.-Therc - much freli,o
among the Justices Of the Supreme Court over sbe
attack made by Justice Field upon his sociates
m his dissenting opinion on the Thurman act. The
language which he employed was such as would not
have been tolerated from any attorney. Some
members OF the Conrt considering the pro-
priety of a rule providing that oil opinions shall
be read or submitted in the consultation room he
fore delivery on the bench. The manner in which
Mr.. Field delivered his opinion made u Dnch more
pointed. There was ~ evident attempt 20 produce
a sensation by it's delivery
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

General Butler asks now Governor -tnuIcw
could have called IA man i'd seOundrel' IN whose
favor he signed vote OF thanks. That reminds ms o
contested election case In Congress- Repnbicsn meul
said To lhad stevens. Botn the cialmsnts are
scoundrels." " That may be-" said old Lhad Jus
which is our id scoundrelf'-lBoston Herald
Not long since doctor % came TO san AN
ronsier county. AMI. during oonyef s svs
with OF local medical gentlemen, asked Mnds
was the arsI ming when pstIent ba the slnsr
pox. 1.-THE first tbing Ia Ia isolate the patient ~,
late himp bawled disciple of DR. Sar grado; efc
mi Mosesl tried aud it killed him d ader ihan
door nail. Hot applications what the patient needs
Icd De epper tea and sich"-IGaseston News
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
JOHN CARROLL PROCTOR.

HANOVER, n. H., Oct. 27.-John Carroll Proc
tor A. IL, Professor ~ the Grtk language and uters
ture Dartmouth Coicge, Gled inns evening OF TYPHOID
rr,eumorl. Illness OF fe" days. H. was thirty
ninc wears DID, and grliuatci 40 Darmouth IN zoe class
of 1864 lie elected iutOf u l-OS, aud fr0iessOS
I'm ls-n. Mnl-L! nLa.r LA AAs a-nc. N. .l.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
A FIRE IN A RAILROAD TUNNEL

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Oct. 26.-EarIy this
morning fire broke out IN Pinkerton Tunnel on the
Pttspurg division the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
near Connueuce Penn. fire engine sent from here.
but could not do much good OF the re Deng
near the center OF the tunnel which hafa mile long.
m is lined with woud. The nro still burning late
this evening Freight trains are stopped Passengers
ars trsnsferrnd on wagonk
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
FRIENDS or THE IaELAND TENNIS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. PA mass-meeting
of the Irish OF this city held Yesterday
at ODD Fellows Hail. for the purpose Of considering the
condition OF affairs in ireland and the relations of and
lords and tenants The meeting largely attended
Mgr Allen presided. Addresses delivered by the
Rev Fathers Finn and Moynahan, Mayor A. Bnrae
aud Colonel McGlOin Resolutions were adopted APP
proving the course OF M. Parnel aud Others ana eI
pressing sympathy with the oppressed people o Ire
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
REprDI41Ioy DENOUNCED IN TIE PULPIT.

PETERSBURG, Va. Oct. 27-The Rev. l.. A.
Black. Pastor Of tho Harrison Street Baptist Church
(colored). preached Immense congregation last
night on debt from tho McCuoch bill stand
point Some he remarks made In the sermon
ragged the present that at time general
row apprured Imminent. The sermon and the excite
ment resulting from IL have been general theme Of
cony yersaiion among the coiOred people to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
LARGE FIRES SOUTH

MACON, Ga, Oct. 26.-An extensive fro
broke out In B0zemau's warehouse. at HawAlnsvlle.
Yesterday Help tciegraphed for from Macon, ana
two steamers were seat on by special tram Boze-
mans warehouse. the buidiags OF T. c. Clegg Co, Il
H. 4 C. C. Bozeman ] i. Lewis 4 Co, Lewis Leonard
a Co. D. Rhodes ana J. W. Bowy the Masonic Ha'l nnu
500 bales OF cotton were burned Loss. 9l5OOoo iu-
s,rnuce $50 600. Tho Monroe Female College. at FOR
svth was burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000; Insurance.
gt,O
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
A cHVKCH BURNED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 27.-The Mckendree
Church OF the southern Methodist CGurch. on Fourn
st. was consumed by fire at halfpast9 O'Clock last nsns
Loss $50 900; Insurance. SOS. .OoO which Is well di
ylIed among various lnsu. ance cOm panies-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
CASTLE W HFPPFrK.

ALBAYY, Oct. 25.-The Hoa. Caste W.
Herrick, ex-ne nber OF Assembly from HrGs-elaer
County dird Al his homestead ia Nassau toiy lie was
sxtv-eght years Old and WAS the firm ~ II -rTi
Brothers formerly manufacturers II medical articles.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
sENATOR IL. DROWN.

CycINNArI, Oct. 27.-The Hon. A. Ia.
Brown. Tie Republican s,nltor 'ect for the District
eomrs NJ Ross aod Highland Counties. died last ught
AZ IIlll.IylO
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
OBITTfRY.
CnIONLL l.. ID. CHILna.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 27.-Colonel L. d.
Cluds formerly PrcsiGsn, of the Carolina Natoral
Bang. dIrt. tnls nf't moon.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

.Democrafc and New Constitution party. fIncu ing 80 sa
Work ana Pro tPlur. lily. Including or
votes sInciuding 2g7 PrO. 'Iuclud.
ing 1850 straight Dem. Votes.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION IN JERSEY CITY

KEFU BIIOAN NUJIINAIIUN IN Jfh'I-l VI /.
The With Assembly District Republican Com
veuon held last evening at the Belyedere House Jcr-
sey Cry, nominated J. Herbert Potts IL candidate,
and passed very strong resolutions against the lzi-
ton OF the s0-caled "C0urt-AOuse bonds" winch
have been declared 70 be Illegal by the su-
preme Court OF New-Jcrscy ard the U-itei
st tte- rcult Court resolution was adoi Di n
favor o. building q bridge al NashinstDn->f., f-.
tlIy. fcsentng the unanimous nomination Mr. Pot 4
Diedgrd biu-, n, ~ elrcfrd, 10 a hOnOtHe its
10 defeat the scheme aud obtain legislation ~
favor OF the later
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
rHE nFFIcIAL NnrE or CALIFoRNIA.


A RI PUBLICAN PLURALITY OF 20,31S FOR Cow
ERNOR-THREE REPUBLICANS AND ONE DEMO-
Graf ELECTED To CONGRrss.
The official count Of the vote for Governor
IN California shows plurality Of 2O3ls for George C.
Perkins RcpJ The vote this year Is compared below
with the vote for Governor ~ 1873;
GOrer0Or 1879. GOrerDor. 1873.
-. {. Pcrkins Oll- 05.yo5 J. g. Pnelps (R). 5l5-2
HJGcun Cd SND 1851 WW. irwin DID,. 6laI9
". L. White (ND. .4S2 john Bldwrl a. 20 7j3
a. G.. Clark tPJ... 200 ". +. LOyett tPi. 800
Total tc.... 1921 Total vofc....-.. IL -
Rep. piuraliiy.... 2O.3ls Dem. majority. -
For tc other State officers tie Republican plma'tles
are M folowsi Lieutenant-G pvernor. 2isso; -ccre
t4ry, 2G62l Controller, 20I72; Treasurer 26.s-6;
Aitor,ci General. 2G.3OJ survcyo.General @j,olO;
suprrmten4eut Of PuDc Instruction 2J43' Tue .NOl0
pl1r ihile- oyertAe W0 kingnrn's candidate. Ils
Chirl-Jus stic-titc Robert r. b. is0n ID 700. anl M1iD
received piAIi-Hy VI 4.JG2 IAc p..saI,cs
for Conyrcssmrn are H- follows: i-i Ds-
lci, Horace Davis tIepl. 1925 over the WorSins-
mems candidate; ia, orace T. Page ttcpJ, oaDJ over
tLr Democratic cinoleatei llii, Charles =. ltrffy
tDem.l 1S9 the Repunic'n cuuuidte; ~ d. Rom
nado Pacneco Qsrp.l. 1926 over te Democratic eau
ldate. Mr.. Berry, liid District, l. the only eau.
lldatc lsT Congress Received majority. lie Lad
hiffy-sX more thfn all the candidates AGAINST
MIN. Tue STATE had Two Republicans aud wv DculO-
crats AYtn C0Dgrrs-. IAe vote VI tue Siatc i0r
several yeaIs p.sst = gwen below
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

1 TTF ~ u Il = = % "
employees of tne Government nave been Proceeded
against state Courts for acts performed by tnem
in bc OF their duties unccr laws relating 10
the internal revenue thas gripping the N"tl0nI Govern
ment IN the execution Uf National laws.
majority Of the Southern states have rcpudiatcd or
are now debating the Icpuuiailou JI ne debts VI tho
States und thus brought Icprolcu Oh the tuIai
honor The most iwiess rlrLIents of society OScITun
the conservative classcs by the shotgun. Ihr
llde OF indus NOUS emigration TINT would gladly Low
mo the South Is deferred or driven away. Inc
slightest manly protest or resistance 10 thesr
wrongs is punished by violence or Ostracism. Thus
whole communities organized INTO resistance 10
Nationni authority. aud are slowly d"caying IN aii
the elements which would tend tOHIko them prosperous
and happy. Ana yet these Southern states having be
con Dy means Solid SOuth solid party, calling
Itself Democratic, now. tnTough Democratic CAUCUS
rules both huu-, of Congress-. Inty take rU cLcat
the negro OF political power when was gwen him
power which they 90 prevent tnc National Govern
nent from giving him relief. Bya parry name, upon
and there IN the North Democratic senator or Menu
ber ana with their Solid South they want but few, and
thus through party maenrry bey make laws for these
great and powerful States of thn North.
THE TRUE SOUTHERN QUESTION.
This Is the Southern question which you. ctizens OF
EewYork called upon face and not the question
of sateR lgnts. 1t question of the precise boun
dnry between the powers Of the General State
governments. but It s question OF the power of the
States 10 ov orride degrade. and humiiate the National
Government strip It OF ts appropriate functions Grip
pls tts power To execute National laws, and
10 deprive acknowledged citizens of tho United
States of equal rights and privileges. / say
10 You that there 10 but ono ending TO thi'
question. The negroes free by National law. and
cured them In ne though all tho rebels OF the Soutl
and the Democrats of the North ~ deprive
them Of ihsr rishts lApplausoJ Liberty once &C
, 1879-01-21
4 CAROLINA. DUEL.
Hitter Words. n faHtllr lIertlna. Two itota
Exrlnu4tds Nahaas Ilnst. aud u Nceunrilia-

Hitter Words. n Hostile 15ertlua. Two Rhota
ExrAnu4tds Nnhaas tlutt. nad u fsceunriliR-
nrrfsp"naeNee cas>i,s q. CT .,trs.
Many ui yuIr rrutrrs lIaya doubtless seen
copies VI Il hitter currcspn1tlvncc between Air.
Janlca Cantrs. of Camden. I'M! capt. ". u.
Cash, of Chesterfield. Thu publication Of that
correspondence vas followed by riscul4r fton,
Mr.. Cansey. III which hc illtiuated that # would
not have hcrn well for Sir. Ca.Il II hu hal
uttered tn hIs presence tue words he had ussu
In hia letters. so0n atter this circular was
ma4e puzzle cas1I went to Catnden alul ruulalacl
vi tho streets some two Ur ttrcr hours.
Eansey wa ~ tt!~l, hut !lalo IN attak, for tls
rrason Jus tho ws.ter IL tnturmet'l that hu was
unwilling ta cntangss tho liyrs ut other pur-
SOILS. Wtrm Cash WA 'eavtu4 catnJcn tantey
seHt Il friend to intatnl Atln thut i.o wislIol IL
t4ht l!n,. lhts eat!se.! renewal of lhe cor
!s.pondrnco, ansi led u tue .acning ot 2 chal:.
acteL u friend for Mr. Cabscy, and Mr. W.
lirarcy sanarrs acted fur Entt. CasIl. They
agreed IT, tight Wit!i dueltux pistols, at ten
pArct. at uuIuis' bridge. a. II n'., III tho 3olh
this fight, tia. both partles thGu}l Go searched
for rsat!nH or padding, before tho dght. NJ ane
auppuse! Alr. Cantey would reaor. tu such nltsHs
Vi st!tpFcsersatiuu but ~ ho ha1 ca1ivl C4sfi
Way Ut fctat4tton. ~ Cantey llad failed to
srtl rl!allenge in rpply IL Cus''s tIrst litter,
uEl Aad fa.IcI to Attack him on tho streets.
many were ls[oscd to belrye that lie dill not
intend to light. 4nI thu otl.ls In bettlng WIS do
clrtlly aga.ust C4ntey. THESE htito specula-
tuns weru Ill settled b. psulnps Apprarai.ces oil
Ills Ernunl vi Alr. Cantcy and ten ur Af.usn
geutlsluen frotl Easnlelt u II ~ o'elok. At
Il u'x!ock Sanders mud urcsarl proceeded to
slaSs uH the GROUND, Tue pcRs ara set, an1
they toss Tor thr word Sanders wins the word,
anu urcyard has tua ttoicu fur positions. Tho
plssuis sre loaded. a,I tbs buys taks thelf Dust,
ious. All eye4 nra upon Cantcy: IL st4s,1s
Hko u "stone wall ~ not lnusce moving. No
til. !oui;s At Ea.n: hr has hecn tAcra beforp.
eai,IeEs KLsra tho word, "tirHtselue1l. arp yuls
!vA4! r. H"ll., ready" l. lns prusnpt re;)Y.
''fIfu! ussc. tnu. sArrc, talt!" between hrv" !"
auI "us. " Il.u'4 ,'4lo! ii III. eenlln. tbs l4it
, 1879-01-21
SPORTING.

"pee1d. Nfoaeh % 7af 7St*a"f
NEW YORK; Jan. a--Tlo RrinaTick 3; Bake
, n!Il,srd Tournament opened tonight Win
cen.rs, .n,,,s. H.. s,,ss." .,.,,.,.ap S.. s"s
s.a. ,s..," puo'c " 9ouuu'f ue.eat.ng ua9l'ett
'eas'ng hlm ~ TOO hnish with Ill I'tints un-
made. Cooper Union vas filled With such an
tnisIar1 ,na.rh. m ,hr mn .noct ,nr, ,,,o.
,h,ni ,rs.","'s'" s, wv ~sS., ~ ~
'tlIu "c'a iaaies. Mhhf o! s!cse occupied Tue
platform. Ihs withdrawal Of Sutton did not
8ccn to decrease Tho general Interest tu the
tournament, Hls action /. condemned On eyrry
, 1879-01-21

ftto the ground near CantcY's tcrt. Cast's fire
d1e" 9:antey'f f1rr before his pistol was fairly
~, lhiH premature discharge OF Casf,'s pis..
tot "as tho TeauIt Of aone advancement Of
the fct-sslzerr, Unused by the cx,rcme cold
weather; The seconds proceelcl to load for
eecnnd round; tie wasd WAS given. aud
at "nnt" tho smtikB mil ftrD fly
from both pistols. Surgeons rush 10 tl,eir
principals, ami, After examination, Il IL
found no scrtous Injury has bccn done.
Cash's bail has pasacsi through CanteY's coat
md vest, but, 50 far a known 10 this writer,
did not injurs Nj. Cantcy'a persnn. Mr. Erc-
yard now Eivea Mr. Sanders notice that tho fight
n orcr: shss Mr; cnsteY has no further e!ain,s
looked happy, and seemed to rejoice ot tho re-
auit Before leaving the ground. lash walked
~. to Csntey and offered hts hand. sayin9:
"You sre 4 very ursvc tnsn. Yon bara fought
nc gailsni!v, md retract the epIthet OF COW
ard which applied to you." Cautey met him
cordially. and satl: "Thank you. sir; and
retract the Offensive expressions have made to
You,t
, 1879-01-21
How HcFman Aruy -tlarsns Are Fpd.

The aorsea OF tin Grtinan artug ase nor fetl
with oissutta. They consist Ut thirty part4 Vt
ua1 luur, thirty parta VI lcxtrlnasel ie. lluT,
thirty laris u ryc Hour aud ten partA ut iit:era
!Iuut: so:ucltsnrs VI twenty parts VI pea Hour.
curl, leil, twenty parts VI rye auur. tch part4 "
grated Grcad, aud tcu parta VI Iluaeel nour.
Tau Ingredients arv .uaia iuto biscuits. Tna
tr,t-n4,ncl .nixturs Is tnu beat. TAesa biscuits
aru vi 4lu Win llu!u III tLe ultd4Ie VI zach. "
it,ry cal, bs strung aud hung u the aadd4e-buw,
or 6c e4rrled tsf tnc IFuuper around The wut,t.
Each biscuit Hulyl,s. wlls4 bakud dry mud uar,i,
uDout two ouiltt.. sewn biscuits ars hrukrlI
W and given tu Ile horau IN tile nuFuIn 4,
nosirtrl With Wakcs, II yuuyeplelt, ntherw ~
.l,,.--lw.lvr at Eoaa M! scyeu d; night. At1er
s.irlut "a o.'rlnsnts fu eanp III tns iuar>h, an.s
eu;a ..asuln., I4ri arc st"tr!ea " a.i thu y4s-
-, ..I 4!Iit!siy vl;vv:s l-lt:s tuIu u4LA :,
, 1879-01-21

Mr.. Joseph Murphy, the popular Irish chaEac-
tcr.arsor, opened at !1oocy's Inst evening In his
wel,.anown "realisssr" dra,nn, "l'l.e Kerry
Cow" concerning which II Is unnecessary to auy
uyer agatn wllnt ias brcn said hut quite rcrcnt.
ly. With ali It's c,uJ,ttcs anl alssurtlitics, tic
piece IL Il popular Que. chiefly. wc Imagine, fur
the REASON that 10 Murphy Is It very c!svcr CO.
and MI tntuttIys npreeaiIon uf botII the hlunr-
GUS n,,i thu ssntim0ntnt SI.jcs Ut Irish chnrur.
ter. lie brings With him tho FaiI,c rani! n1iy Of
players tint insisted HIN during his 1ust v,Hlt,
uni their thorough acquaintance with The tltfcs-
pI1t tnl;ts rrtstliees tt.n.nenable ktsloDthHcfs
IN the performance. Ine nrrscnt bill viii mt
be changed til Wednesday evening, whcti Mr.
Murphy will orinE out Ills new play, Shaun
NhuaT
, 1879-01-21
srENt.EKrANt9M AT at. LOUIS.
H,ketai U,spdfch In The tribune.

Soee'o' .Htpa'sa 70 ~ 7na1"A
..'a 1ouassltLs' hy'' jan @.-Amone the paa'
.ense.s VINO arrived nero oYer the LouisTal!e'
s,'I.n'. s,asn'As oteat sou1hesn na'.foaa thEs
o'"es ~us "as f. ee'l@man' OF No. ~ broadway,
s" ." iofA' ~hosa tE'p' he c'sl'1's, f'as proved
~. ~ e4psnslse one 10 him. lhe train "as
".ac oehlnd t'n'e, rot arriving until about Z 30
ss'ocKt md upon fta arrlyal Alr. Sellsnan Ills.
torered that he had becn robbed Of $500 In
diamonds and mopey. Mr.. sc1,pmnn ,aft N.,.
O.Tx,n. q .,u..,s. ... ~ ~. v..,ss,.
Nn,.a N@s o*'oluaJ eFehfae !of 80" iofk va
"oa'sohaeFy' placing In Ills inside 7est-poeket
apat4hxa containing tho diamonds Rpd nina