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PAUL BOYTON,
The Gallant Seaman, I'm His Life-6aV'
Ing Suit on His Way Down the
River, I'm Route for the Cres-
cent City-the Upward
Bound Boats Greet
the Mariner.

The Katie Hooper, Captain Ed Rowland
commanding, which boat arrived here yes
terday forenoon, passed Captain Paul Boyton
early on Wednesday morning some thnty
miles below Helena, Arkansas. Boyton was
padding away down the river, making good
time, and was as cheerful as a wild duck or
a speckled perch. When met by the Katie
Hooper ne had been FIVE hours out from
Helena, so he had been making about six
miles per hour. He fred signal gun aud
the Katie Hooper hove to and hoated down
alongside of him some distance. Some
thing to cheer the inner man in the shape of
bottle of beer, ETC., was pitched overheard,
and then Captain Boyton opened the bottle
and standing up in the water drank the
health of the people on board the Hooper,
and wishing them a safe journey, sank back
into the muddy water, and padded away to-
ward the south. At half-past one O'Clock
yesterday morning, the steamer Josie Harry
passed the captain at Laconia, about fifteen
miles above White river. The boat did not
stop, but as she passed Captain Boyton stood
up in the water and blew few CHEEKY blasts
on his buple
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A LARGE Eafate.

1t is worth ones while to be second cousin
to millionaire, when all the other heirs-at-
law are dead. Forty years ago Oxenham, an
English file maker. began to save his pennies
in Toronto and when he had eighteen thou
sand in bank, he removed to Lambkin county,
where he bought large tracts of land, and
sold them at profit. He finally settled down
on the old homestead, in beautiful locality
on the old London road, three miles from
Wyoming station, on the Great Western rail-
way. Here he has lived quietly and peace
ably for upward of quarter of century.
Last summer he received letter from an old
friend In Barnstable, England, informing
him that his second cousin, Ex-Mayor Benz
ridge, had died without leaving a will, and
that large fortune was awaiting the nearest
of kin. As the Canadian esquire was him.
self well off, he did not think it worth while
to worry about this new estate. The other
day, however. he received letter from an
English law firm. requesting his immediate
presence in Barnstable, that he might be
identified within one year of the death Of Ex-
Mayor Bemridge, and thus save himself the
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What Owen La nw,.,

New YORK, April I7.-After Owen Muir
ply, the excise commissioner, had decamped
with over fifty thousand dollars, it was found
that he had issued number OF receipts for
excise fees to liquor dealers, which he repre-
scented were sufficient protection. These have
heretofore been repudiated, but in the test
case of Felix Donnelly Judge Dittenhoefer,
counsel for the defendant, raised TIE point
that such receipts were bag OF recovery for
selling liquors without a license. Judge
Sheridan, of the marine court, sustained the
point and directed verdict for the defendant.
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for instance, since she encouraged cotton-fac-
tories, and at various cities throughout the
south. Look at Mobile, for instance. The
Mobile Register says cotton-factories pay all
through the south, and that the enterprising
citizens of That city are about to erect another
large cotton-factory. Are the business men
OF our city going to stand still, and, for the
want of little energy, see outsiders get the
inside track of us? 1 hope to be informed
soon whether the works of the Memphis
wooden mills are to be removed from our city
or not; and | hope to see the day not far dis
tant when Memphis will show to the people
of the south that she is destined to be not
only great cotton mart, but also a great
manufacturing center.
ONE OLE YOUR QI.n READERS
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trouble of proceedings in chancery. There
was no chance of any opposition, and he
could enter into possession at once. Accord
lngly, the venerable farmer started from home
on Monday. and sailed from New York last
Wednesday. He will inherit half of the per-
sonal property, which is worth two million
FIVE hundred thousand dollars, and all of the
real estate, worth five hundred thousand
dollars. The old gentleman is so enamored
with his Canadian home, that the style and
comforts of an English gentleman town and
country mansions and domains do not tempt
him to stay in the old land. His son, who
has large family of boys, will eventually
take possession of the English estate.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

REEDS Qilt-edge tonic gives permanent
relief In all choeric disorders
SECURE reserved seats for the operas, at
II. q. Hollenberg's, 294 Main street.
IT Is economy to use Crescent baking pow
der. 1t is of superior strength Try it. For
sale by B. NJ sTRATroN & co,
lNYALIDs requiring a stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oi should pur-
chase Green Brier.
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CIreuit Court. O. Pierce. Judge.

Calendar for to-day: 4457, Warden vs.
TremmeH; 5525, Rawlings VS. Paine; 1888,
Shaw, Davis IL Co. VS. Z monds: 576l, Bray
VS. Randall; 5765, Daniels VS. Reese ct al;
577I, Powell, M'Dougal & Co. VS. Gleece;
5772, Patton and wife VS. Meyers & Son; 5773,
Llvagne VS. O'Neill; 5777, Elliott rs Range;
$50, Davis VS. Jones; 57Sl, Wood VS. I'm
norman; 5782, Warning VS. Muller; 57S3,
Snedeker 4 Lellard vs. Hi'zield; 5788, Allen
VS. Foster; $3.50, Williams VS. Strickland
5799, Madden VS. Kari; $500. Dow vs Mette
1902, Dooley VS. Dooley; 5803, Miss. Valley
Ins. Co. VS. Gum ct al; 1904, Gardner & Hill
VS. Windler; 5805, Goodwin & Co. VS. Greeley;
5SQ6, Brooks, Nicely & Co. VS. Rawlings,
trustee; 5807, Brown VS. Donovan; 5S08,
Jones, admr., VS. Hildebrand; $50, Morgan
VS. Keller; 58l1, Young VS. SAINT; 1912,
| Greenlaw, exr., VS. N 'Kissick; 1913; Button
VS. So. Express Co 5SI4, State of Tennessee
VS. Arbuckle; 1913. Johns VS. Miss. Valley
ms. Co; 1919, Dukerson VS. Woodruff; $500,
Wiggin VS. Meriweather; 1921, Burr VS.
Priddy; 1922, Hunt VS. Thompson; 1923,
Massey VS. Harris, admir-; 1924, Ccalll VS.
Comstock; 1925, Jones VS. Grashot; 1926,
Hume VS. Morton, admir-, 1927. Tighe VS.
Haven; 1898, Schide VS. App; 1929, Stratton,
agt., VS. Robertson; $3.50, Wheatley. agt., VS.
Cole.
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Kremer, HerzOg Il Co.,

Sell now one thousand hats-Leghorns,
fine SAILORS, all kinds Of children's hats, for
City cents. The hats are worth one dollar
and one dollars and a-half. Look at our ex-
ira bargains in ladies' hats and bonnets.
Extra bargains in parssols and dresS goods
kkEMER. HERZOti q CO.
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REHABILITATION.

burg toward their distressed fellow citizens
of the south dIi ing their sorrow and suffer
Jag can meyer be forgotten By our people.
Over such chasnls of suffering the hands of
charity and generosity will remain clasped
forever. Long may such a union Of brother
hood ex st between the south and the north.
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Die.
CHAMBERsBURG, April II. - Hezekiah
Schaffer, who murdered his wife on February
81, 1873, was hanged in the jail yard to-day.
He was carried to the scaffold in a blanket,
the loss of blood conseq lent upon his attempt
at suicide last Monday rendering him unable
to walk On the scaffold he was seated in
an armchair during the process of pinioning.
He made no response to the inquiry whether
he had anything to say. He was then placed
on stool and the rope was adjusted. He
was again asked if he had any remarks to
make. Ibut he only shook his head The
sheriff then left the scaffold, the trap was
sprung, and the body dropped. After hang
ing about twenty minutes, Schaffer was pro-
nounced dead. Schaffer protested his inno-
cence within the hour of execution.
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THERE'S no mistake that one half the
spasms and cramps in children are the result
OF worms, and even adults are treated under
mistake, while the genuine seat of the dis
ease is worms. Try DIR. C. NJ Flames cele
brated vermifuge, taking care to see Fleming
Bros, Pittsburg, on the label, and you will
learn q grand secret
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal COurt-J. e. H. Rag. Judge.

Criminal COurt-J. y. H. Ray. Judge.
Calendar of cases set for trial on Friday,
April Is, and Saturday, April 10, 1879. All
defendants and witnesses must appear
promptly and answer when their names are
called. or forfeitures and fines will be entered
against them. No. 800, Jack Isham; 399,
Mrs Lena Wearner and Nose Gigle; 800,
Mrs, Lena WearnF: 301, Martin Smith and
Nose Gigle; 485. 497, William Dunn; 125, J.
| D. Allen; AS, 146, Az Wesley Baily; l03,
John Grace; 81, 1O4, John Murphy; LOG,
James Conry; 80, Sam Hale, alias Sam Hays
46, John w. cambridge; 10, Q1artes Craw-
Hirsh; 5, +. S. Hayes; Al, G. II. M Knight;
10, G A. Gunkerman; q, %. w. II. Fur
hush
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take him all In all.
We shall not look upon his like again.
A REPUBLICAN TRIBUTE TO GENERAL TAY
LOR.

New York Times, April 18th: General
Taylor neither sought nor accepted any res
toration to citizenship or restitution of his
property after the war. He took an active
interest in the famous Philadelphia CONVEX
ton In support OF Andrew Johnson's policy,
and at later period sought Grants inter
vention to prevent the use of troops in Lou
isiana, but without success. He was one OF
the trustees OF the Peabody fund for the edu-
cation of the poor in the southern States, and
since the war usually passed his summers al
he He nHi'u AN Nil Rr;riIa N Sad ~
but his sister, Mrs. Stewart cambridge, The
Bessie Taylor of old days, who once nursed
him back TO life during the war, was at his
bedside during his last hours. Personally,
General Taylor had none of the roughness OF
his sire. He was of winning address, rather
slight in figure, of courteous bearing aud a
brilliant talker and writer. A slight dash oil
cynicism tempered his conversation"
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IL you would have a good thick head Of
hair, use Halls vegetable Sicilian hair re-
newer. No other like it.
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Grand Fla DiavOIO II atinee

REED S gilt-edge tonic never fails in collie,
dysentery, and all disorders of a ike nature.
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ElOVd'a.

No place ike home, but FlOyd'S. Our din
nerS are the best IN the city, '0ith UGi'ietg Of
desserts. Those iehO are tired Of home Hyng
trN FkONaS.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
a Call on Rev. DIR. Boggs.


EDIToRs APPEAL-The sermon delivered
by Rev DR.. B1ggs on last Sabbath, his text
being, Remember the Sabbath day to Keep
it Holy" was both eloquent and profound,
and did Justice to his text. The question of
the proper observance of the Sabbath is al
ways one of general interest, but especially
50 at this time. Those who were so fortunate
as to have heard him are anxious to hear him
again, and those who were not so fortunate
trust that he will repeat it, from the we'll
known ability of that distinguished divine.
THE public would not only be pleased to have
him repeat his sermon referred to, but would
also be glad to have him preach one on the
same subject from the new testament.
SABBATH OBSERVERS.
Let Us Build Manufactures.
EDITORS APPEAL-I saw an account few
days since that the citizens of Corlntb, Mis-
sissippi, had offered large inducements to the
stockholders of the Memphis cotton and
wooden manufacturing company to erect their
new mills in Corin,h. Has Memphis any
enterprising men? If she has, now is the
time for them to come forward. Now, Messrs.
Editors, your staunch old Journal has often
said, and every fair minded man will say,
too, that Memphis will never become a great
city without encouraging capitalists to erect
factories in our midst. Perhaps some will
ask, do they pay? Yes. and they pay big
dividends, too. Look at the State of Georgia,
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100 Dozen LeghOrn Flats,
AT SEVENTY CENTS EACH
7. E. HOPKINS & CO.,
&60 Main street. Opp. Court Square.
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WE have just received an invoice of Elgin
polish, for harness and carriage-tops. Whole
sale and retail trade supplied.
MARSH Il CO., Wholesale Agents,
BAT Main street.
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The Greatest lnyentioo of the Age.

The 'boss" coffee-pot will be on exhibition
at IL. Wetter u Co. S to-day. Ever ybody in
ylted to call and examine his merits
SNEED, KEN ORICK & MREE, PropIietors,
Jackson. Tennessee.
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From Distinguished Ed Jennings, Md,
Surgeon City hospital, Halifax. N. S.: Sol
den's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and tonic
lnvigorator is very agreeable article of diet.
In diphtheria, malarial typhoid fever, and
every depressing disease, its use will be found
Invaluable.
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REED S gilt-edge tonic Is a wholesome
stlmulant, and its quality is guaranteed.
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M UBDER.

a Benton County, EIfssIssippI. Citizen
Shot and INSTANTLY KILLED by
NeighbOr-A Levee the Cause
Of the Bloody Deed-The
Murderer Escapes
Arrest.
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Come and buy your Spring Hats. All The
latest styles have arrived and stock complete
for old and young, rich and poor. Hats fol
everybody, and at prices to suit the times.
Martin Cohen, the halter, PIG Main street
under Worsham house.
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BLANKETS beautifully washed at the
Navy-yard mission, SO Promenade street, for
one dollar per pair. large size, ard seventy
FIVE cents for medium and small size.
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Strawberry Short-Cake,

Win pure cream, all flarors Of ice creai
and fruit ices at FLoHt's
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Il am Ready,

Grand Fra DiaYOIO Matinee
Saturday, April 18th.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward
How Peacefully a Wife, Murderer Can
Die.

for any foul cstern that we cannot purify in
five days with our improved water elevator.
GEO. RUBSCH q CO., 46 Il At Charleston ave.
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STR4YED OR STOLEN.

MULE $50 REwARD-Dark brown horse mule n
MI m hands high, cOmpacty built, q or 2 years
old Finder will receive above reward Dy leaFlls
sap,a nj i A Forfest a Co.'S
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LOST
ED.

OOWS- Two spotted red and white cows, one with
- crumpled horns; the old one has the shell 81
one horn broken off, libei al reward will be paid
for any Information leading to their recovery by W
w. CANADA. BTooks avenue. near HernandO road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-20
Western Lands.

western LANDS.
sos persons from the district IN Illinois repre-.
scented by 8. NJ. Knox & Son, purchased a, 24O
acres Of Burlington and Missouri River railroad
lands during the last twelve months, 1t an aver
aye cost Of IS per acre, aggregating about SAG,
900 The lands taken BY homssteaders In same
time, from same district, aggregate fully Is many
acres; and not less than $50 persons from same
district have purchased improved farms in Ne
braska during the last twelve months. The
movement to Nebraska now by persons seeking
homes for themselves or their children, Is larger
than at any time in the last six years; but there
is room yet for many hundreds Of families The
B. d M. Land Department has yet for sale 500
fine tracts Of partly improved lands on Q, and
10 years special terms. Has 400 600 acres In South
Platte country for sale on 10 years time, at an
average of IS per acre, per cent. interest Has
also 500, 900 acress in North Platte country on 10
years time at an average price Of IS per acre, 3
per cent. interest The B. & NJ. has ready for
free distribution a new sectional map, showing
the lands unsold and all the railroads now in the
State Call or send to s. NJ. Knox d Son and
get a map and all other desirable information
about the great State of Nebraska. Address S.
M. Knox Il Son, Princeton, Ill.
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All Sorts.

New designs in Chna-ware at Glover'e.
Christmas trees today at NJ. Walther's.
Games OF all kinds at Osman Hapeman's.
Overcoats at reduced prices at A. Frank & Co.'S.
$40 all wool suits very cheap at NJ. Stiefel &
Co.'S.
Albums, fancy stationery and papeteries, all
new styles, at Glovcr's.
Finest assortment Of Christmas tree candles
nuts End fruits in Ottawa at NJ. Walther's.
Pocket cutlery, scissors in cases, pocket books,
walking canes, &c, &c, cheap at Forbes &
Behring's.
The statement that the Glass Works contem
plate opening truck store is utterly with
out foundation.
Order your Christmas and New Years game
and poultry at Woods Do it early and get tn,
pick OF the market.
William Burns, La Sale miner, was instantly
killed on Thursday in the La Sale shaft A tor
Of coal feli on him.
Leave your orders early for tongues, poultry
oysters, fish, etc, for Christmas and New Year.
at Woods market.
California pears, white grapes, fine oranges
lemons, new figs, dates, citron, currants ant
rasins cheap at " Wslther'.
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Pick Ups.

Pick Ups.
Rubber goods at Child & Phippss.
Those SO mems suits-see them At NJ. stiefel
4 Co.'S.
Morris called public meeting for last evening
to consider tho matter Of aiding the Valparaiso
railroad. 1t is contemplated to run the road
through to Mendoza.
Only few days more and Christmas will be
over. Before It passes you should sec the extern
sve line of our glassware, such as cut bottles,
vases, toilet sets, flower stands, card receivers,
&c. Don't miss this opportunity to select from
the finest assortment ever In the city, at prices
that will sstonsh you. FORBES & GEHRING.
Toys, notions, candies, fruits, nuts, &c, &c,
for the little ones, big ones, young ones, old
ones, poor ones, and for every one. Be sure and
not forget TO call at NJ. Walther's for your holi-
day outfits. Welcome all. MRS. NJ. WALrHER.
Parties living in this Congressional district
who desire copies OF the last Agricultural Report,
Report on Swine Diseases, Forestry Report, or
any other books printed by order Of Congress for
general distribution, can procure the same until
the supply is exhausted, by writing to Gen. p. c.
Hayes, NJ. c., Washington, DC.
While looking for Xmas gifts it will be an ad
vantage to know that Manley 4 Jordan keep a
full line Of Rogers plated goods, and frbtclass
table ware and household goods Of all descrip-
tons Ask for prices and see the goods-we like
to show them.
Now that the Rock Island controls y route to
Kansas City, the Burlington folks are working in
The same direction and have bought depot site
in that city.
Go to Louis Hess for Christmas candies. His
stock is fresh.
Boys ulster overcoats, just the thing for hol-
Iiday present at A. Frank & Co.'S.
| Four dwellings in Mendoza were entered by
burglars on Tuesday night Last Spells light.
! Don't purchase your boots and shoes without
calling on Child e. Phpps.
| Cellulod sets opera glasses. gold pens, olive
wood goods, Japanese goods, toilet sets, glove
and handkerchief boxes, painted shells, at Os-
man e. IIapeman's.
| The way for town to accumulate wealth, at
! tract immigration, and secure manufactures is,
not simply to issue circulars and wonder why
they have no effect, but to put all its powers to
work, make a showing OF life and energy with
the certainty that outside assistance will flow in,
OF its own accord.
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Nothing makes neater Christmas gift than a
fine photograph and Wheeler is the photographer
par excellence Of this comfy and the one man to
make a photo (of any size) just what 1t ought to
be. A glance at his work shows its perfection, -
perfection ia finish and expression, such as one
sees in the best metropolitan photo cases There
fore, 20 to Wheeler. Go soon as possible
II takes time to finish work. Give him half a
chance and he'll make you photo as good as
the best can show.
Furthermore, he will have some Of the neatest
frames for them you have seen for many day
velvet goods, passepartonts, &c, for cabinets
and cartes.
And yet further, he has the beautiful scarlet
aid American ivies, holly, mistletoe, trailing
vines, geranium leaves, &c, &c, for table and
wall decoration.
With many pretty things, Wheeler, over
Stiefels should command fine trade. He invite.
all to call
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SAY il again: There Is no stock Of Silver ware or
other jewelers. goods in this city equal to that at
X. II. Trask's. Our readers will remember what
We said last week of this house. II Wa then a
splendid stock. 1t is much more so nov, seeing
that during the week many goods have been
added: new ice pitchers, In entirely aew designs
very elegant; elegant silver jewel caskets in "t'r
designs; watch cases Of the most elegant pat
terms; ne,c styles OF cut glass and silver pickle
casters; the loveliest of pearl ear rings diamond
ear and finger rings; turquois and diamond rings
and host Of other goods and hollow ware to be
opened Immediately.
In all tho numerous articles for table, bOudoir,
brio a.brac cabinet, mantle, centre-table or per-
sonal ornamentation, gold and silver watches,
ETC., etc. the stock is superb and decidedly worth
. visit. All invited to call.
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Just at this time may be OF advantage to buy.
ers Of Christmas goods, who desire to lay Out
their money where 1t will go the farthest. Re-
member
That II. J. CULLEN has lately received large
invoice Of silk handkerchiefs and scasonable no
items which will be sold very low;
That the dress goods stock Of his esta blishment
and the silk, velvet, and trimming stock Is un.
broken and presents bargains not often seen a,
Christmas Tide;
That the elegant stock OF eloaks Is being sold
at great reduction;
That the stock Of shawls, the superb paisleys,
brooches and other classes is the best In the city
Zone OF Gilen's specaltics);
That the cloth, beaver, blanket, domestic, and
general WOODEN stock, 10 complete and offered at
prices that will astonsh the most careful buyers
That the boot and shoe stock is one that must
be seen TO realize its completeness and great low
ness OF price;
That the grocery stock Ia second to none, con.
tanning all seasonable groceries and dclicacies
generally and leads the market In low prices;
That the general stock Of the house In all lines
is in the finest shape TO please the public it ever
was;
That II. J. GILLEN will allow no house to make
better prices mot to say rs gond-which is near.
er the fact) than he; and
That oil are requested to call and compare his
prices with any and all competitors.