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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
CAPTAIN BOYTON.
His Exhibition In the Mississippi River
this Afternoon in the Bend above
Mound City. Arkansas.

The transfer steamer General PiersoD, tow
ing barges, will leave the landing at two
o'clock this afternoon (althou9h the leaving
is advertised for one o'clock, en- route for
the bend oil the Arkansas shore above the
Mound City chute, where Captain Paul Boy
ton will give an exhibition. The excursion
lists will be landed 60 that they can witness
the entire performance, illustrating the prac.
teal use which his life. saving suit can be put
to IN case OF danger on river, lake or sea-
Those who make the excursion can witness
Captain Boyton initiate his dress, his position
in the water, the method of propulsion with
or without paddle, the use of flags, sending
dispatches, construction of raft, distress
signals, fishing, cooling and preparing meals,
spondence, carrying line, ght-signals,
rescuiug persons from drowning, destruction
| of enemy's ships in naval warfare by torpe-
| does and other things of Importance and
interest. Captain Boyton will start for New
| Orleans from the foot of Jefferson street al
one o'clock to morrow afternoon.
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license issued for period than that indicated

license be issued for less period than that indicated
By the statutes.
In cities having population OF eight thousand in
habltants and over by the Federal census OF 1870
the copnty trustee shall under the law, collect all
thiniSipai taxes levied privileges, Well as on
property and polls.
is the duty Of the county court clerks throughout
the State to report and pay over to this Office month
~, all State revenue received by them during the
month (acs of 1875, CHI. 81, Sec ~; the clerks OF
the circuit and chancery courts report and pay over
Quarterly II Is OF the Utmost Importance that this
duty be performed promptly at The expiration OF
each month and quarter respectively and I'm order
to insure uniformity and strict compliance with the
law, these reports must be itemized or made out In
detail.
All the clerks In the different courts In the Stale
are also required to make quarterly reports 10 the
chairman Judge OF their respective counties. Civ
ing detailed statement of all the State county and
municipal revenue collected during the quarter.
Hereafter, I'm issuing license to two or more per
sons Whe are associated together IS company, n m
copartnership, to engage I'm any mercantile or
other business Tedurtn license bythe laws OF tis
State e will be this duty Of the county court cietk
iSsuing the license to write have written, on the
face OF such license, the name OF each and every
member of the firm OF 0mpany 1t Is also made the
duty OF the clerk to retain copy OF each license In
a book kept for that purpose which book shall be
open TO the inspection OF all parties desiring TO In
81 eet the same. JAS: l.. GAINES, Comptroller.
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ChancerT Sale of Real Estate.

No 34I5 b. (26SI, Rl-Chancery Court of Shelby
county, j. Langston, admir- OF Mary Z. Bar
nett vs. II. W. and Belle Peters ct al.
OY virtue of an inteTlocutOTy decree for sale en-
ID tered I'm the above cause on the 9TH day OF
March, 1879, NJ. B. 3D. page 4lS. ETC., Will SELL
at public auction. to the highest bidder In front oil
the CleTk and Masters office, Courthouse Buiidfng
Mair street. in the Taxing District OF Shelby county,
late Men phiS, Tennessee, on
Saturday, May IA, 1879,
within legal hours the following described property,
situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to wit: Lying on
the north side of the new State line road. about Dig
miles east of the city of Memphis. and known and
DESIGNATED In the plan of subdivision of lots for
E izabelh ]. Betters and B. Myers, surveyed and
made by g. A. VetoR, April B. 1859, as lots Nos one
ID, eleven I'D, twelve I'D, thirteen OS), fourteen
90. fifteen U5), sixteen (l6), seventeen 90,
No lying at the Intersection or the ne state line
road, at Ferdinand avenue; runs thence east 2uU
feet TO a stake; thence north $50 feet to STAKE
thence west 200 feet to Ferdinand avenue: thence
with the east side of Ferdinand avenue to the begin
Lots IL II, ID, II. To- trout $40 feet on the west
side of Ferdinand avenue, and run back. between
parallel lines west 1872 feet
Lots Nos 10, II. 10, / and 20, front $40 feet on
the east side OF Ferdinand avenue, and run back
between parallel lines, east; being the property EN-
bTaced in the mortgage filed with the bill as eX
hibit A.
Terms of Sale On a credit of seven months; pur
chaser executing note, with good and sufficient secu
barred. This April ~, 1879.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Heiskell, Weatherford Helskel, Solicitors 10
cOmnlainant. Su
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C,rcu,t Court. o. Pierce. Judge.

The following non-ury cases constitute the calen-
dar for Monday: 34qS, Wheatley VS. Finnerty; 3689.
Glenn * Sons VS. Southern Express company 3oSO,
pratt Todd Il Co VS. Finnerty; 374S. Schreyer VS.
Sims; Al o. Cardona vs. Wesson; 1912, Beckett VS.
Kina; 433S, DennIe vs. Anderson, administrator
1351 DOheTty vs. Freedmen'S Savings and Trust
company; 1853, Aoernathy VS. same; 1854, Morris
sey VS. same; 1855, Clouston vs. same; 1853, Freed
4378 payIs vs. Crook & simsi 4404, Schaper, tax
collector VS. Hanson; 1853 Hill vs. Douglass, execu-
Tor; All Warden VS. TIemnell; 1852, City or Mem
mis- VS. Nelson; 4738. M'CaDe vs. Liden; 4l45,
p'Brien vs. Cook; 4752, Nichols VS. Guy; h yet
man, Shields q Co vs. Brannon, ct al; 1882, Ames,
Beate CO Anderson 1913 Loder vs. Carut toas
Hearn. administrator VS. Creath; 5003, Fuld VS.
Jacobs; 5O2l. Devote vs. Lyles; E03l, Harvey VS.
Fletcher 5106, Neff VS. title ct al; 81 Palne vs.
Sellers; 81 as, Walker VS. Conway; 5155, Shane
Harris i co VS. Selden; So State of Tennessee vs.
Lunn ct al; Sill, Meyer VS. Flede ldey; 5lS3, GOod
win VS. Nelson; 52O7, Murphy vs. Anderson, admin
isratori 52IS Sneefinger vs. Ntzen; 5223, Tighe v;
StiIImani 522t;, TSohil VS. Lennon.
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The New York Times, OF the tenth, pub
lished interviews as TO the Presidential race,
from more than one hundred and seventy CORE
spondents stationed at from one TO nineteen points
In each State and the results point Enthusiastically TO
the nomination OF General Grant by the Republl-
cans aud OF Mir. Tiden by the Democrats TIE vast
prepOnderance OF Republican sentiment In favor OF
General Grant leaves all other candidates In the
rear. Many Republicans who are personally Op-
posed to his nomination confess that bis name Is
almost the only one mentioned in their vicinity
Were the Republican national convention 60 Dc held
at once, General Grant would receive the vote of
every State but Maine, Nevada and Oregon and pos
sIby California. Out Of one hundred and fifty
seven districts heard from, General Grant had one
hundred and thirty, Senator Blaine eleven, and the
rest we're scattering, the names of Ex-Governor
Washburne, Senator COnkng, Mr.. Garfield and
Secretary Sherman being mentioned. on the Dem
ocratic side, Mr.. Tlden had ninety. nine, Senator
Thurman twenty three and Senator BaJard eleven.
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Brutality by the Russian Officials the
Instigation of the Recent Unsuccess.
full Outbreak of Political Pris-
Oners, which Resulted in the
Wholesale Slaughter OF
the ConspiratOrs.

LONDON, April 12.-The Times says. 1.-The
unequivocal attitude assumed by the sultan
relative to the khedive is doubtless an ad-
vantage which England and France will be
able to turn to account, but we can't as yet
discern any valid reason for England's aban-
donment of the policy of extreme caution
with regard to Egyptian affairs. The propo-
sal for joint expedition is manitestly pre-
mature. If display of force were resolved
upon England might fad her influence di
rected to securing good government, while
France would be occupied with even greater
energy in defending the claims of foreign
creditors. Hahn Pasha, the khedive's un
Gle, is we'll educated, enlightened, liberal
minded, and has lived quietly for several
years past in European fashion on the Bos-
phorus."
The Russian Government Charged
with Brutality to Prisoners.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 12.-The Kief
correspondent of the st. Petersburg Journal
gives the following account of &C outbreak
among political prisoners: The persons IN
der arrest in the Kief prison resolved some
time ago to tunnel under the walls and es-
c,pe. The scheme was betrayed by one OF
the consplrators. The authorities allowed
the prisoners to continue the excavation.
When the tunnel was completed, and the
prisoners had entered it, one after the other
intending to come up in an opening beyond
lLO pIlSOA pACSiuStob tuC
posted at the opening, shot the escaping
prisoners as they came up. When the bulk
of the prisoners, terrified at the noise of the
firing, stopped and renamed in the tunnel,
soldiers were sent in from behind, and the
unfortunate wretches, caught between two
fires, were shot down. This proceeding
seemed to give the officials much amuse-
ment. The Kieff prison officials were
then praised and decorated for having
acted with such cleyerness and decision"
Tho correspondent. adds: "Quite in keeping
with this is the statement published by the
Russian chaplain in the central prison at
Charkoff in an official eparcbial acidonasti
of diocesan intelligence. He declares that of
FIVE hundred prisoners detained at that
PRISON two hundred have died within four
months. One of the heaviest charges made
by the nihiists against the Russian official
Administrations was the brutal treatment of
prisoners, in consequence of which the health
of most Of them has broken down, many
dying, and some being driven mad.
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Booksellers, Stationers. Printers.

Among the leading houses, as booksellers.
stationers and printers, is that Of Charles
Herzog & Bro, No. 3l6 Main street. In each
branch of business the house is largely en-
gagged. In the line of blank and other books
their stock comprises everything known to
the trade. AS stationers they have every
thing in the line, and as printers they are
ready to do all the business called upon by
their customers. They have all kinds of
wrapping paper suitable TO all branches of
business, and in the line of paper bags the
variety is large, and comprises everything
necessary or desired in this market. Dealers
will do we'll by visiting this house and exam
ininor the nronds
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MaxOuic Notice.
CHURCH HOME MANAGERS.

yTNHE annual meeting of the Church Home Mar
ayers will be held at the Home, on MONDAY
AZ order of C. T. QUINTARD,
Bishop of Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

IHE seccud editioa OF GeroldS WiSSG
,Oic,,.,.ts has been placed OF our desk by the pub
l.shefss MessFs Edward SchuDcFth q CO., No. 20
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A Railway Pool Brolken An.

CuICAGo. April l2.-The Southwestern
rate association, which for over two years has sue
cessfully maintained pool the business from
Missouri river points to ST. Louis and Chicago, was
formally dissolved to-day because of the refusal Of
St Louis to allow the new extension OF the Chicago
and Alton road proportion Of the business from
Kansas City. The Chicago and Alton claimed Its
sisted that the claim unjust and refused con-
slider Manager j. G. Mullins proposition to arbitrate
lnstgated by some of the executive board In New
York, and that when matters have shaped them
selves in that city the pool will be renewed an
equitable basis. Meantime shippers may look for
lover freights from Missouri river points than has
been for
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DIED.

NoBLE-In Bloom Cook county, Illinois, March
20. 1879, Mrs. JANE NOBLE, mother OF MIS-. NJ.
Rogers, of jackson, Tenn.
ELLIOTT On April 10th, Mrs. SAnTHIE ELI
orr beloved wife OF Marion Elliott, in the twenty
first year of her age Friends of the family, also
Of Me- s IN -RoUssUn srfeet' tnis CoUNDzrS
,sItel O'Clock
water Valley. Mississippi Des Arc, A. kansas,
and 6oldsboTough, North Carolina, papers please
cOpt.1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

Ir is understood in legal circles, says the
jackson Tribune and sun that Mr. Howell T. jack
son has refused to accept the position Of the
Judges OF the arbitration court and has rendered his
resignation to Governor Marks. Various names are
suggested to MI the vacancy, and among them we
remember those of Judge Archibald Wright, Colonel
M'Ktsslck and Nr. Henry Craft
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

The people of New Orleans have at last
become alarmed at the danger OF a fresh outbreak
of the yellow-fever, and have formed an AUXILIARY
sanitary association to encourage and support the
authorities In the work of purifying the city. As the
New York Tribune says; at Is bstter late than
never. and perhaps II the citizens press hard on the
association and the association pushes the shitess
city officials vigorously, the Invitation held out TO
yellow Jack by the reekng streets and cutters may
be made little less urgent before the hot weather
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
Special 10 the Appeal. /

Special 10 the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, April lex Governor James
D. Porter Demsey weaver, Judge James Withwork,
Il. A. Was iington and II. Butler, the committee
appointed by Ills recent Stetecredit meeting, met
to-day and resolved TO preceed TO New York next
Tuesday. By reqaest Comptroller Gaines will &C
company them.
Associated Press D.spatch.l
NASHVILLE, April 12.-Collector Wood
cock to day Received Information thai large Illicit
dstillery had been destroyed in Putnam county and
a number of arrests made.
The Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis, and
Louisville and Nashville and Great So lthern rail
roads, have agreed TO sell h3frate tickets TO persons
attending the races to commence Aprl 29th.
Eighty horses now in training al the track and
are doing we'll rhe prospect for the meeting is of a
favorable character, both as TO the attendance and
horses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

WONDERS will never cease" Rev. Geo
W. Pepper, pastor OF the Bellevue, Ohio, Methodist
church, lectured In the Church OF the Sacred Heart
(Roman Catholic) at Cambridge, Massachusetts,
last Sunday evening, on "FTOlde's Ireland tromS
a Protestant Standpoint" He was Introduced By
the itholic priest who said he was specially al
to present Mr.. Pepper as Protestant for only by
the union Of Irish Protestants ami Cathcll>s could
Ireland be delivered from English tyranny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

OUT of the entire panel drawn in Judge
Bonds court for the trial of the election cases In
South Carolina only three are Democrats-jtiSt the
number IF r6TcrHptory Challenges dtiO'oed TO hc
prosecution. "Unless," says the Washington Post
the Democrats In both branches Of congress put
through an independent measure making IL impoS-
sIble for Bond and MaclSay to thus pevert justice,
hundred more men will speedily be branded as
feons for having voted the Democratic ticket"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

TuE sudden collapse of the National p ,rty
Is matter of very general discussion in washing
ton. The correspondent OF the New Orleans TimtS
says that f It had had the cole i've power expected
from the confident manner OF its leaders, 1t could
easily have held the balance Of power. But It's fol
lowers were ali leaders. Each wanted to command
ana the result WAS an awful squabb!e, In which 4
went 10 pIeceL Exit National"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

COLONEL J. SToDDART JOHNSON. secretary
OF state Kentucky, has written letter to the
frankfort Gty.) YeoDIa, in which he gives evidence
that in the of 1861 Mr.. George D. Prentice,
OF the Louisville Courier Journal, rejected twenty
five thousand dollars which was offered TO him by
g. w. Johnson, a prominent Kentu;klan, on ccndi-
ton that he would advocate letting the south 60.
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New Orleans Races.

New ORLEANS, April l2.-This was the
first day of the spring meeting of the new Louisiana
jockey club. There was a good attendance. The
weather was clear and pleasant and the track in
good condition. The hurdle race, mile heats, was
won by Verdlgrs. Cannon second. Jim Hinton last
TlIae, ail3h, l.5B.
The PickWfck stake for three gear olds mile
heats, was won by Gabriel, Buckshot second, sam
Eekes third, Time AT, :47S4
The race Tor u! ages. iWn miles, NaS won uy ESs
lace l.t.. -'NN rs4r .a. hla-slala .ei.u. Time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

A NORFOLK, Virginia, company, visiting
Washington, was escorted by the Light infantry OF
that CITY to its armory, which WIS literally eUve e,.
With United States flags, but because neither OF the
companies carried the nauo,s banner lew COW
ardiy seoundrels tric6 hetd to make treason of it,
But they failed. No,hlng In L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

The Chicago Herald talks sense. The
pending trial OF two hundred and hltT of the most
respectable citizens of South Carolina before United
States Judge Bond. at Charleston, and In which the
cases are brought on Information, and not on in
dlctments and under the operation of the testoath
law, which secures purely negro Jury OF Iartsans,
does not tend to weaken the Democratic ranks in
congress the question OF repeal of these infamous
laws"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

NASHVILLE, April I2.-Biver rising, with IL feet
on the shoals.
CINCINNATI, April l2.-Rlver Is feet 8 inches
and stationary Weather-clear and cool. Arrived:
James d Parker. Memphis. Departed: James W.
Gaff Memphis; Guiding Star, New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
LAW REPORTS.

Chancery COurt-W. w. MDoWeiI'
Judge
Calendar for April 14th: 3408, Yates VS.
Evan; 3447. Fargason vs. Par;ee; 1884 Sal6reatn
VS. Bolton; 1888 Hunt Brinkley; 354O, walker vs.
M'Raa: 354I, Miller VS. Bills; 3542. Thomas vs. MIL
leri 3 Connsly vs. T%ohigi s2f coleman Coleman vs.
s h0onoyer; 1850, Terry VS. Jones; 1851, Moore rs
Pearce; 1852, Moore VS. Pearce 3o53, Joyner vs.
Joyner 3554, Sigler vs. Sigle1; 5000. Betnei vs.
Warren; :}:15B, Ward VS. Ward 1901, FafroW VS. ar
row; 3.1f1S, FarrOW vs. Porter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

The last Z Iiu disaster aud the Egyptian
troubles will have some effect on the popularity of
the plsraell ministry, The debate on the budget
after Easter, will bring out Gladstone once n.orc as
the champion of the opposition. though Lord Bsr-
conaeld's majority Will likely be maintained
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
Comnouud Oxygen,

This new and scientific treatment for
chronic diseases has been now tested for
more than twelve years, and with results
alike surprising to ourselves and our patients,
some of whom are among the most distin-
guished men in the country. Full informa-
ton sent free. Address Drs. Starkey & Palen,
1112 GIrard street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

The Massachusetts house Cf Representa-
lives Thursday rejected bill giving women the
right or ballotboXlng IN munlcipaI elections, out
passed one allowing thtm vote In school elect
The logic which guided the wise mel 81 &assa
chusets to this cur GUS distinction would be OF in
terest. II one could mad /; out
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

ALREADY some of the usually croaking
Democratic papers are specuaGag upon the loss Of
tie senate In 1881. IL the Democratic maio'i In
ccngress cny DIES It's duty, ough! to gain rather
than lnse States. We Ought to keep what we have
and add more to the list.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

The supreme court of South Cor lima will
next week hear the appeal taken by the counsel for
the bondholders from the decision Of tn, court Of
claims This decision was that the Consolidation
bonds aud stock reported against by the bond cont
mission, amounting to over two million eight huL-
dred thousand dollars are not valid obligations or
Sfnfe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

VANDERBILT has ordered the cons 'ruction
of a tunue at Detroit to facilitate the freight and
passenger traffic bttween this country and Canada
He finds the ferry although one OF the equipped
and most efficient in the country, too slow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

A COMMUNICATION from Rev. j. r.
Graves, giving his Views as to the Sunday law and
which originally appeared IN the Baptis is declined
because the APPEAL has o;the present closed the
coniroves y on that subject Other matter presses
for the lin ted space at our disposal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

OIrHTHERrA is prevailing to a remarkable
extent all over the world tbs country Il has ey-
hlbited ITSELF In a malignant form north, south,
east and west Il has shawn Itself IN nearly every
country OF Europe, and in Russia rs raw yes have
been more fatal even than the plague.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS is expecLed to
honor the Mississippi press convention, to be held
IN June next, at Pascagoua with his presence. Hon.
j. Fl. r. Claiborne the hlscTsn, VIII also be tn re-
and perhaps other men OF prominence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

The Cincinnati G0Sete, comm antIng en-
the narrow escape the Republican party made In
tnat city at the recent municipal election, says,
Cincinnati has spoken and her voice Is for the
Union" We had thought and stlll this k she spoke
T,r a tnaror
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

MIR. NJ LANE, of Maryland, chairman OF
the Pacific railroad committee, Is most strongly OPP
posed TO subsidies of all kinds, bat It Is understood
that the committee as organized has a majority
friendly 10 the Tex IS Pacific railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13
OTHER CONTRIBUTORS.

II. Seessel & Son, 239 Second street; L Schilllng
& Bro, Jefferson street; VIM. Reinhardt, Poplar
street; VIM. c. Smith. bread. 81 III ain street; Tag
CART, bread, Beale street; Benseck, bread, Beale
street; VIM. Floyd bread, Main street; Podesta q
Malatesta. Main street; j. G. Collins, groceries, Pop
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

THE nomination of Mr.. White, of Ala
b una, the author of the Radical force BILL to be
United States district attorney for the northern dis
trlct OF Texas, Is pretty certain not TO through
the senate.
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TELEGRAMS
Uncalled for and that may he had To-
Day by Calling at the office at
the Hears Mentioned.

Messages remaining in Tho telegraph office
April II, 1879. Hours, 8 to 10 am. and
6 to 9p.m.:
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Heury Hendee Gorsuch TreZevant,
NtS. y J. ToOf, John p Newsom.
J. n. faiIe, Oliver, Fi1nie Co.,
C. W. GOyer Co, f. NJ. taNs,
Pamela Oil Company, Otto Zimmerman;
Hayden & Co., Z. P. Glenn,
]. c. johnson & Co., T. A. Divine,
G. W. Gordon, B. Bayiss Co.,
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J. II Cohen & Co. B. Hughes,
d. L. Cook. E. Hobart & Co.,
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Mrs. NJ c. arlington, T.. Kern,
T. ]. Pearson, Captain J. Kinman.
A. F. Fisher, Jesse WlgdntOn,
Harry NJ. HILL Harris, Mallory & Co.,
Rev. VIM. Troy, Kremer, HerZog Il Co.,
Mr.. j. c. johnson, Mrs. NJ. Z. Bernard,
L. Bloomingdale, George Gillham,
Harris, NJ Kisick q TFley