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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-19
Second Edition.
. O'CLOCK, P. n.
BY CABLE.
The Great Questions of Foreign
Policy Approaching a SoIu-
tiOn for Good or Harm.
The French and Egyptian Govern
ments-A Critical Stage of
the Question.

LONDON, June l9.-The Times
aprepos of the speech by Sir Stafford
Northcote, at the anniversary banquet
of the Tower Hamlets Constitutional
Association, which discusses ques-
tions now engaging the governments
attention from a point Of view of the
probable early dissolution of parlia
ment, says " 1t is obvions that on
all sides there are indiea-
tions Of the approach of a great elec-
toral struggle. The great questions
of foreign policy which have
occupied the mind of the country for
the last few years are rapidly approach
ing solution either for good or harm.
When the time comes for the English
to say how the ministers have dis
charged their trust they will not fail
to bear in mind the difficulties the
government has had to encounter, as
well as their method of dealing with
them" 1t is premature, as the chan
cellor Of the exchequer intimated, to
form final judgment on the whole
case, but it is also evident from his
speech that the ministry feel that the
moment for prOnouncing such judg-
ment is not far off.
In the course of the foregoing arti-
Gle the Times makes the following
reference to tho dispatch from Alex
andria, stating that the French consul
would proceed in full uniform to
the palace to announce that the
French government has decided to
insist upon the deposition of the
khedive: (" 1t is not to be supposed
that the French government would
have taken step Of such importance
without the consent or acquiescence
of our government, and if it has been
taken at all, we have entered upon a
new and very critical stage of the
Egyptian question"
The British steamer Thessaly, from
Havre for Bombay, has been wrecked
100 miles from Alden. No lives lost.
The Thessaly was an iron vessel Of
1926 tons, and built in 1877.
VERSAILLES, June 19.-The con-
gress Of the senate and chamber Of
deputies to revise the article of the
constitution making Versailles the
seat of the legislature, this morning
appointed a committee to make re-
port and took recess until the after
noon.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 19.-The
recall of MahmOud Nedim has been
countermanded and the crisis in the
ministry ended.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the London
Times at Geneva gives as reason
why the Canton Of Vaud voted BY a
large majority in favor of capital pun
ishment, that one Christian Wyso, an
incorrigible criminal, is soon to be re-
leased, and it is feared that as prisons
have no tcrrors for him, he will not
hesitate to add another murder to his
list Of crimes. The correspondent
says that "the case of this malefactor
has been their strongest argument in
favor Of the restoration Of capital
punishment, for in the absence Of
power to infict the death penalty a
prisoner sentenced to along term of
Imprisonment may commit murders
with impunity.' The same question
arose in Rhode Island, few years
ago, when a convict imprisoned for
life joined in an attempt to escape,
which nearly proved fatal to one of
the keepers "A law was then enacted
providing that any person sentenced
to imprisonment for life who should
commit murder while undergoing such
imprisonment should be hanged. So
far no occasion has arisen to carry the
law into effect. ansues
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Breatllett County, Ry., Again in
Trouble.

CINCINNATI, June 10. = Advices
from Frankfort, KY, indicate the
probability that troops will be sent to
Breathett county Immediately. The
trial Of the desperadoes will be held
soon in that county. A number Of
their adherents have been sending
letters to Governor McGreary regard
ing the same, threatening annihilation
to the troops if sent to protect the
court. Its stated the governor has
concluded there is a necessity for the
immediate presence of troops.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Additional Senate Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-SENATE
twenty-five Democrats and 5 Re
publicans were present. This num-
Der was increased from time to time
by the arrival of other senator's.
After a longpause in the proceedings
Mr.. Withers, at 11:5O, made a parlia-
mentary inquiry whether if the senate
adjourn now the legislation of Thurs
day would begin at noon2
The chair responded, it would.
Mr.. Withers moved to adjourn.
Carried.
The senate reassembled at noon and
the session was opened with prayer.
The chair stated that he was in
formed by the clerk that owing to the
length of the present session the Jour
nal was not completely made up. He
suggested, therefore, that the reading
thereof be dispensed with.
Mr.. Conkling-I object, and insist
on the observance of the rules, which
provides the first business is reading
the journal.
Mr.. Davis (Wis,)-I take it.
Mr., COnkling (interrupting)-I OBJ
ject to all debate.
Ohair-The reading Of the journal
cannot be dispensed with except by
unanimous consent.
HoUsE-Mr. McMahon submitted
the conference report upon the judi
cial expenses bill. Section 2 prohibits
the making of any contract or the
incurring Of any liability under the
provisions of the revised statutes auth
orizing the appointment or payment of
general or special deputy marshals for
services in connection with elections
on election day. The report brought
on discussion.
Mr.. Monroe one of the confreres on
the part of the house explained the
reason Of his opposition to the report,
and in answer to Mr.. Cox expressed
his intention to vote against it, Mr..
Cox intimating that he would do the
same, but for different reasons,
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H
A NEW grievance has cropped out
in England from the abolition of pur-
chase in the army. Among the officers
who fell at Isandula were eight of the
Twenty-fourth regiment whose com
missions represented an investment Of
9l3,5OO. Obviously these officers
fought and died for their country
under greater disadvantages than their
post-purchase comrades. and move-
ment is afoot to secure to their widows
and children the value Of the com
missions which they bought with their
own money, and which were made
unstable by no fault Of theirs.
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Ella Duer, the Murderess, Found
Guilty Of MansIaughIcr.

Guilty Of MansIaughlcr.
SNowHGLL, MD, June 19.-The
jury in the case Of Ella Duer, charged
with the homicide of Ella Hearn, re-
turned verdict of murder, with a
recommendation to the mercy of the
court. Judge Wilson informed the
jury that a verdict must be formal,
and the reply must not be guilty of
murder, but guilty of manslaughter.
A formal answer was made, but before
the clerk recorded the verdict, Girls
field, Of the counsel for defense, de-
manded pole of the jury.
A panel was called and formal
answer was made of " guilty of man
slaughter" until the eighth juror was
called, and he answered not guilty"
The reply created a sensation, Judge
Wilson then said if the jury had not
agreed they would again retire. They
did so, and returned in a short time
with verdict of mot guilty of mur-
der, but guilty of manslaughter.
The prisoner was then removed.
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Seizure Of Illicit DistilIerios.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Commis-
sioner Raum received the following
dispatch from the collector at Atlanta:
"The deputies seized five illict distil-
leries near the South Carolina line.
Fifteen armed men were in possession
of one distillery, and the deputies had
tofght to make the seizure. One illicit
distiller was wounded.
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CORBETT, the man who recently
tried to assassinate several Catholic
priests in New Orleans, and who IS
now in prison, is a brother of the
Duke of Edinburgh's assailant. On
the 18th of March, 1868, while the
people of town in New South Wales,
Australia, were honoring the Duke of
Edinburg with reception, Michael
O'Farrel shot the duke in the left
side. 0'Farrel was hung within forty
eight hours. Michael had brother
and sister who came to this country
after the Australian row. The sister
isnow the superioress Of convent in
New Orleans. The brother changed
his name at the sisters request.
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California Politics.

SAN Francisco, June 10. = The
WOrkingmen's municipal convention
last evening nominated A. Fisher for
recorder, and A. p. Wilson for
assessor. Fisher was, until within
few days past, president of the German
Club W.. P. g., and is Of decided
Socialist tendencies. Wilson is
shipwright by occupation. b
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Mr.. Garfield made a speech laying
down the Republican policy on the
question, arguing that the bill was a
notification of the law that it placed
the President in an attitude where he
must either observe his oath and exc
cute the laws, and thereby subject
himself to impeachment, or must
violate his oath and his conscience.
No President would allow himself to
be put in such an attitude, and there
fore, said he in conclusion, Farewell
to all prospects of home. We stay r'
This declaration was greeted with
applause on the Republican side Of
the house.
Mr.. Springer replied to Mr.. Garfield
and declared that if the President
vetoes this bill he would put himself
in attitude of defying the majority in
congress and demanding Of that ma
jority to do what was wrong. They
would not do it. Never!
The Republican side in raillery
exclaimed, what, never?"
Mr.. McMahon sustained the report
against the argument of Mr.. Garfield
and provoked derisive jeers of the
Republicans by an allusion to the
President as his fraudulency.
The conference report on the judi
ciary bill was adopted by a strict party
vote-lO2 to79. The trade-dollar bill
was then taken up.
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AI1nee PIaYing Poker.

Now London Telegram.l
The steamer New York had a
strange conglomeration of characters
on its trip up from New York Sunday
night. The Aimee Opera Troupe,
Harrigan and Harts variety troupe,
johnny DWyer, who recently fought
and whipped Elliott; Dooney Harris,
Dwyer's hacker, and several gamblers,
roughs and sporting men were on
board Aimee played poker with
three male members of her troupe all
the way up; Dwyer and Dooney en-
tered into friendly gin'hidiug competi-
ton, and the variety people shocked
the Sunday sanctity with variations
upon che ballad, ''Such an Education
has My Mary Ann. During the
voyage Dwy0r and Harris discussed
theological questions with more en-
ergy chan discretion, especially Mr.,
Harris. who, feeling himself aggrieyed
at being called a Roman pup, gave
one of his gang an unanswerable argu-
ment in the shape of a knock down
blow. The two troupes numbered 100
people, and there were fifty or sixty
other passengers. BY the time the
boat reached New London the bibu-
lous element in the party had sue
cumbed to the insidious character of
their beverages and were quiet as
lambs, but Aimee obhgingly sang now
and then for che benefit of those who
had ears 10 hear. u / UAlhlfNA
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Foreign Items.

PARIS, June ia daughter of
Professor Maleschott, the distinguish
ed Dutch physologist, aged seventeen,
committed suicide at Rimrim.
LONDON, June 1.-Two brothers
belonging to French fishing vessel,
have been picked up in an open boat
off Newfoundland, after drifting eight
days. They are terribly emaciated.
The Bank Of Bengal has reduced
its rate Of discount from Z to 6 per
cent. f'l e
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Recrenfinp EdI1ora.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-This morn
ing the Editorial Association of Ohio
met in short business session at 8
o'clock. After which they visited the
store Of John Shillito, the new build
ing of the Cuvior Club and other
places of interest. After dining they
will be taken in carriages to the many
places of interest on the suburban
hills. The weather is beautiful and
all are enjoying themselves to the ut.
most. E.D tntN
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A FinnI IntIinn ConnOiI.

SAN Francisco, June 19,-Dis-
patches from Lewiston, Idaho, June
18th, says that General Howard and
Governor Ferry held final council at
Spokane Falls with Moses, Spokane,
Geary and Smokalla. The latter re.
nounces his dreamer theories and will
go with Moses on the reservation.
Everything in the Northern country
is now satisfactorily arranged.
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+" What shall / preach about p said
a minister to the pastor of a colored
flock which he was to address. well,
mos any subject will be 'ceptable,"
was the reply, only I'd like to eib
you one word OBJ caution" "Ah |
what is that?" Well, eff | was YOU.
I'd tech very light on de Ten Com
mandments. " " Indeed and why?"
" Oh, cos | hab notice dat dey mos
always hab damp'nin' effect on de
congregation. "
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NElchigan NIilitnrY Acn,lemr.

DETROIT, June l9.-General Sher-
man and party reached here at one
o'clock this morning from Sandusky
by the steamer Alaska. They re-
NAMED on board the steamer all
night, and left at S;45 this morning for
Orchard Lake, near Pontiac, to attend
the commencement exercises Of the
Michigan Military Academy.
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Conteated Election Case.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The house
election committee to-day considered,
without result, the Indiana contested
election case of McCabe VS.. Garth,
the sitting member. The contestant
made application for an extension Of
time be allowed him for filing papOrs
bearing on his case.
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WHEELING, june 19.-River 3 feet
8 inches and falling.
CAIRO, June l9.-Arrived- Belle
Memphis, Memphis, am. Departed
Belle Memphis, St. Louis. Weather
clear aud cool.
PITTsBURo, June l9.CRiver l foot
s inches and stationary. Weather
cool.
CINCINNATI, June 19-River fall
ing. Weather fair and cool.
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New YORK, June 19.-The Lake
Shore Railroad Company has declared
a dividend of 2i per cent, payable
August l. The Michigan Central
Railroad Company has declared a
dividend of II per cent, payable the
same date.
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termined where the responsibility
rested.
Mr.. Thurman here resumed the
chair.
MIR. Rollins moved that the sergeant
alarms request the attendance Of abb
senteeS and not compel them to attend.
Rejected.
The motion of Mr.. Burnside was
agreed to.
AT 10 minutes to 10 clock the SER
geant-at-arms proceeded to the execu-
ton of the erder to compel the at
tendance of absentees.
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THIS is bill which was extensively
placarded in the English provinces by
a religious body; Professor Drake S
cheap trips to Heaven will start from
Salvation Hall, North street, Ashton
under-Lyne, on Sunday, May 25, 1879.
Tickets free. No luggage allowed"
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The New York Herald referring to
the fact that a witness in the Spofordl
kellogg case testified that the moral
atmosphere Of Washington had puri-
fed his ideas since he had come frem
Louisiana, says an unkindeT insinua-
tion against the Pelican State has
never been heard of.
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TO-DAY the Pennsylvania Grand
Lodge of Masons go out to Valley
Forge to lay cornerstone in the
building once occupied by Brother
George Washington as his headquar-
fore -
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.

MEMPHIS, June 10.
Sales of cotton here to-day 400 bales
to spinners. The market closed quiet
and unchanged. NewYork at 3 pm,
for spots was steady and Lice better ;
middling, IL 5-l6C. Futures at 3;14
we're barely steady at II to 16 points
above opening prices. Liverpool
futures closed firm and 1-l6d higher.
New Orleans at 2 pm, fair demand.
Sales, 400 bales stock, 3O,263 bales.
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New York Metropolitan Hotel
on Fire.

New YORK, june 19.-A local tele,
graph about 9 o'clock this morning
announced a fire in Niblos Garden.
1t proved to be the Metropolitan
Hotel. Starting about the ceiling in
the dining-room, on the third floor,
the flames rapidly spread to the roof.
but by 10 o'clock the 6remen obtained
the mastery and the fire was soon after
extinguished. The loss, which is not
serious, is covered by insurance.
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New ORLEANS. juno 10, ll:30 am.
Cotton dull. Middling, 12c. Re
ceipts, none. Sales, 100 bales.
GALVESTON, June 10. = Cotton is
nominal. Middling, 12c. Receipts,
ia bales Stock, 3467 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 10, 400 pm
Cotton opened this morning quiet and
unchanged. Uplands SD; Orleans,
6l5-l6d. Sales 5000 bales; for export,
1900 bales. Receipts, 900 bales-all
American. Futures opened easier
now frmer. Deliveries for June and
July, Cid; July and August, 6 29-32d;
August and September, 6 15-16d;
September and October, 6 3l-32d;
October and November, 6 19-32d.
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VALLEY FoRaE, PENN, June 49,
The ceremonies of relaying the corner
stone Of "Washington's headquarters"
took place to-day in presence of a
great many people. In the absence Of
Senator Bayard, the address was de-
livered by Ex-Governor Pollock.
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PRETTY compliment paid to Nine.
Grevy by a farmer, a member of a
deputatiOn from Montsous Voudray-
Madame, your rank is higher than
it was, but our love for you could not
be greater than it was.
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WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Sec
retary Of the treasury gives notice
that he will redeem at once, without
rebate of interest, all outstanding $40
bonds, consols Of '67 and '68 called to
mature July Sd and 4th next
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Fire and Loss OfLife.

WLLIAMsPoRT, PA, june l9-The
residence of Samuel Miller, near
Montoursyille, was burned this morn
ing. Mrs. Miller persisted in the
flamesand her husband isnot expected
to recover from his burns,
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UPPER BARTLETT, N. H., June 10.
j. M. Harding has been arrested for
the murder Of B. F. Elliott, a sewing
machine agent, who disappeared few
days ago.
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ALLENTOWN, PENN, June 49,
Three hundred puddlors and helpers
in the Allentown Rolling Mills have
struck for an advance of I've cents
per heat The mills stopped work.
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Bishop HARRIS, the successor of
ex- Bishop McCoskry in the diocese of
Michigsu, will be given a salary of
$1,000 year, with the episcopal resi-
denee worth $1,000 a year more.
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Mr.. EUGENE SCHUYLER is writing
a life Of Peter the Great Of Russia,
which will take very different view
Of that potenate's work from any
hitherto presented.
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Ayoung man IN London was fined
twenty-threc shillings for kissing his
sweetheart in one Of the public parks.
The magistrate said it was disorderly
and dangerous precedent.
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NEW YORK, juno I9, lao pm
Cotton opened this morning firm, but
quiet and steady. Ordinary, 10 13.16c;
good ordinary, II 9-16c; low middling,
II l5-l6c; middling, l2}c; good mid
ding, II 9-l6c middIing fair, 13lc;
fair, 14lc. Futures closed last even
ing from 8 to 20 points below the day
before; opened this morning steady,
and now steady atl3 to 10 points above
opening prices as follows
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Latest Market Reports.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York, June 19. Money 395.
Sterling 879@S92. Bar silver here,
ll32. Subsidiary silver coin, sole
discount. Governments firm. Railroad
securities quiet, State bonds dull.
Stocks firm. i9f'
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LONDON, June 1S.-At $50 pm.
the score stood as follows: Weston
1854 miles, Brown S6Ol. Brown was
then resting with his head on his knee.
He cannot win.
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IealOnav Ihe Cnnna.

PHILADELpHTA, June 10. Jeal-
ousy caused james F. Dougherty, Of
Frankford, to shoot his wife and then
himself.
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CARD.

TO all who are suffering fromths errors and
indiscretiOns of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., 1 viii
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discoy-
cred BY missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to RKv. JosRPH I.
ISMAS, Station D, New York City.
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Kills His wife.

ARTHUR, ONT., June 19.-George
Amtichnap to-day killed his wife, and
fed. His wife had three times cut
the rope when he had attempted to
hang himself.
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Greatness and usefulness in this
world, little man, do not depend on
size. The smallest thing about a
mans TROUSERS is the suspender but
ton. But jGst let it snap off while he
is paying hisrespects 10 his hostess at
an evening party AM ulster that
would ft Goliath wouldn't cover his
confusion. Burlington HaWkeye,
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81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June l9.-Flour dulla
unchanged. Wheat very unsettled and
lower; No. 2 red, 81 0Si@1 0Ss. Corn
unsettled at 34s@34lc. Oats lower,
at 33tc. Whisky steady, $104. Pork
better iobbing at Sl035@10.45. Dry
salt meats nominally firm. Bacon slow;
clear ribs, 5.45o. Lard better at l0lc.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, june 19.-Flour firm.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
in fair demand at 3S@38lc. Oats
quiet at 33@35c. Whisky steady at
Sl.0l. Pork firm at $40 80. Lard is
scarce and nominally unchanged; sum-
mer, $40. Bulk meats strong; shoul-
ders held at 3.S7lc; short ribs held at
sc, cash. Bacon firm at 4i@53c.
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CHICAGO, June 19.-Wheat heavy
and lower at $l.03l cash. Oats weak
at &c, cash. Rye and barley are un-
changed. Pork strong and higher,
$40 cash. Lard firm and higher, 6.224 c
cash bid. Whisky, $lOl. Hogs--re-
ceipts, 28,OOO; active and stronger at
So 70G3 90.
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MACHINlSTS.
INDUSTRIAL IRON WORK KSl
Founders and Machinists I

Sole owners and builders of the MKxPHn
COTTON PRRss. Sole builders Of II.
SnTH's HoRsR PowKR.
CTEAMB0ATa and plantation work solioitedH
- Shafting, pulleys and gin gearing made a
short notice. Also agents for Smith 4 VaiI'e
Atlas aud Cam steam pumps. Everything n
the foundry and machine line promptly A.
tendedto. ], q. Duke q CO.,
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Mr. HENRY BEssEMER has been
Nnighted BY Queen Victoria.

LIEUTENANT FITcH. who married
General Sherman's daughter, Minnie.
is successful St. Louis merchant.
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TO TAXPAYERS. II1
DELIM QUEMTS,
TAKE NOTICE.

IN the hrst Monday In July next. A iha
~ courthouse door in Shelby euunty, i eiN
offer for public sale the roal estate baloneln,,
to, dehnSaent Taxpayers. Of the Taxing Bis
be seen upon my books at my Oiiee.
Constablee are requested 20 come forwsrd
on the 10th inst. and receive said lax hiiis ior
collection,
June .. 1879. Coaess fYs,,..
99-lla F ----.--.