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& BAD CROWD.
Composed ct the Remnants of sew
erHI Tribes Of Very Naughty Red
GEen, sakss IN, Bone For and
AGnlbIIated by Settlers
who have suffered
Enough.

SAN FRANCIsCo, February ga Port
land dispatch says that information has been
received at Lewiston, Idaho, by messenger
who arrived from the lower Weser, that the
settlers In that locality some three W. eks pre-
viOusly had organized to pursue the Salmon
River mountain band of Indians, who, after
being displaced by General Howard last sum-
mer, had raldad that country, drove off stock
land killed Munday and two others, who pur-
sued them, killed Dan Crook and his com
panIon, while stopping in their camp, and
made their escape INTO the mountains be-
tween Fayette and the south fork OF Salmon
river. Theee Indians were reported TO be re-
turning toward Fayette, when the settlers
organized TO intercept them. They proceeded
across TO Fayette and soon found signs of the
Indians. They quietly reconnoitered and
made the discovery Of their camp and waited
q favorable opportunity when all were
In camp and not IN the least expecting the
near presence Of white men. They suddenly
surprised and attacked them, and killed
thlrty~slE Of their number, nearly annihilat
Iug their whole camp. Only two or three
are known TO have escaped death. . pom an
examination Of their bodies many were lden-
tilted as Indians who had been fed by the set
tiers al their houses before the Banuock war,
and who then protested great friendship for
the whites, bat who, on the first outbreak,
fed from the valley and went to
Mathews, and were atterward known to be
with the hOstles IN Umablla county, Oregon.
When the hostiles scattered after Miles, bat
tie IN Umahlla, this band retreated and
crossed the Snake not from far from the
mouth of Powder river, thence into the
kris Of the up eer Welser settlements where
they stole many valuable horses belonging to
Munday and others. After killing Munday,
Crooks and others tceY fed to the mountains
towards the South Fork of the Salmon. Some
OF the scouts of the command which came
from Weiser a few days afterward pursued
them and came in sight of their camp, but
the command was not then in condition to
pursue them. Since then they have been
seen about forty miles south of Warren's, in
j canyon Of the south fork Of the Salmon,
by some Of Warren's miners. who were
and we had ben informed that
a party OF miners had it in contemplation, as
soon % the snow would permit, to go and
surprise them, but the Weiser settlers have
saved them such necessity. The band was
Of south fork of tbs Salmon In
dams, who are Snakes and a few Payettes,
some Of Weiser'S and one or two renegade
Nez Perces and Umatlilas. For the last ten
months no man was safe to go through the
region where they roamed, unless IN company
with several others, and well armed. Their
auulhiiati0n Is g Godsend to the miners and |
settlers In that region.
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THE INFORMATION OF DISEASE.

r.
The New York Herald prints an interest
ing statement showing the somewhat re-
markable fact that ten million dollars wcrlh
Of foreign rags are brought into this country
every year. the most startling suggestion
connected with TINS statement, however, Is,
t--t Russia and Asia Minor send US the bulk
OF this enormous supply Of WORKOUT under
garments. The TACT IS recalled that rags
once carried the plague into Marseilles. and
it thereupon becomes at once evident that
this counJry is in danger from the same
source OF contamination. The Cossack who
took the handsome shawl from the dead
Turk and presented it to his lady love, killed
her and twenty five of her friends In two
hours. The shawl carried the plague. 1t
may be that the dilapidated shirt Of a Rus
sian beggJr, when the beggar himself has
died of the plague, is packed in a bale, sent
down to odessa, shipped through the Black
sea aud the Mediterranean to Smyrna or
Trieste, and thence out of the STRAITS, and so
across the Atlantic, to become an article of
commerce in this country. This Is a subject
worthy the attention of the congressional
committee on epidemic diseases. These facts
are oorroborated by what occurred last sum-
mer. 1t is well known that yellow-fever
made its appearance at Decatur, a town sit
uated on the Tennessee river. The disease
was traced directly to carload Of rags
This car was shipped from Crane Junction
to Mobile. Tie authorities refused to receive
the car, and it was sent to Decatur,
where it remained on a sida-track.
Four persons connected with the de-
pot, and who came in contact
with this car, were seized with the yellow
fever, and the disease soon became epidemic.
The people of Decatur unite in attributing
the appearance Of yellow-fever to this car
load OF rags, which, no doubt, became i'm
preZnated with the poison, and disseminated
its baIeful breath over the town, killing
many people and destroying whole families.
Decatur Is located in a high, dry country,
noted for Its health and the purity of It's air.
neltow-tever did not originate there. It was
undoubtedly imported, Just as it was imported
into Holly Springs Grand junction. Tuscum-
bia, Florence and other towns, and inst as If
will be imported again unless New OIaars
guarantees against yellow-fcver countries.
and the whole south guarantees against New
Orleans. The national quarantine bill will
no doubt, pass both houses Of congress, and
become "a law. This will be a step in the
right direction, and inspire confidence. This
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What People Did of Old in Times OF
Plague,

Extract from an aged French book: In the
time OF plague some carried toad powder, q
nient receptacle), arsenic or some sncb roison.
GUS substance upon their persons. which they
say attracts the infection OF the air to them
selves, which otherwise might attack fine per-
son whD carries It. 1t is also Claimed nat
this same toad powder attracts all the noison
OF pestilential tumor. Receipt for toad
powder; lake three or four large toads,
seven or eight spiders and as many scornioT,s'
put them together in an open crucIbla and
allow them to remain for some time; then
add virgin wax and seal the vessel wei. cook
quickly till all Is dissolved, work it well with
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precaution. with an improvement IN our SAM
tarv condition, will spare Memphis from an
other visitation Of the dreadful scourge. The
work already commenced on our streets has
impaired confidence to cur own citizens and
10 the people OF the surrounding country,
upon whose patronage the prosperity of the
city IS necessarily based.
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The DOnneIIY-W nshburn Contested
EnRR

MINNEAPOLIS, February 25-The taking
of testimony Dy the contestant in the con-
tested election case Of Donneliy against
Washburn, In the third Minnesota district,
closed last evening. The investigation ex-
tended through forty days, and Is generally
admitted to have shown the election to have
been an unusually fair one None of the
charges have been sustained in any particu-
lar, and 1t IS understood that Washburn has
concluded not to go through the form of tax
ing testimony.
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The rrue Way to Envtgorste.

The true way 70 invigOrate feeble system is to
muse activity into the operations of the stomach
that wonor0as alem5Ic In which the food is trans
muted into the constituents of blood, the chief ella
ment of our vitality. Hostetter's Stomach BitteJs
because it sccOmphshes this end, Is greatly to be
preferred 10 many socalled toncs useful indeed "a
apDetizeIs, but imperative aids to digestion and
assimilation. This sterling cordial, while It Inyig-
crates the stomach BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the liver.
bowels and kidneys, assuring the escape through the
regular channels Of efete and useless matter thrown
of by the system, which IS thus purified as we'll as
iuvgOFat.d by it, It's tonic influence is soon MADE
mao iest D. an lncT5a'e OF vital energy and more
active ana regular discharge Of every physical tTnc
ton, and It MS the further effect OF rendering the
system unassallabls by malaTiabIe epidemfcs.
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TELEGRAPH BREVITY.

New York, February %: Arrived-Rbein,
from Bremen.
Rotterdam, February rs: Arrived-Maas,
from New York.
London, February 25: Jonathan Gill, a
merchant Of Manchester, has failed. LiaDll-
tiles, one hundred and sixty thousand pounds.
st. Petersburg, February 25: The commit
tee appointed to superintendent the burning
of infected houses in the plague districts have
begun operations.
Philadelphia, February 25: During a small
t1re last night three firemen and the secretary
of the insurance patrol were injured by the
breaking of a ladder.
London, February Is: Healey & Co., OF
Preston, give notice that they must stop
their six hundred and eighty looms within a
fortnight, unless trade improves.
Reading, February rs: The explosion of
two boilers IN Lovers park brewery this
morning demolished portion Of the build
ing, Only the foreman was injured.
st. Petersburg, February 25. 1t is thought
that Lord Dufferin's appointment as am
bassador at st. Petersburg may lead to a re-
newal of the zone dividing the spheres Of the
two powers in Asia.
Pottsvile, February Is: The miners of the
Mineral mining company at Shamokin, re-
sumo work at the wages paid before the re-
weeks on the strike.
Paris, February Is: The conflict of the city
with the government in regard to the mu-
grant to the communists has been
compromised by conhding the distribution OF
the relief fund to the project OF the Seine.
London, February Is: Action has been
commenced for the winding up Of the North
Statfordshire colliery company. 1t is said
that another large limited company, near
Hanley, is about to voluntarily wind up its
business.
Constantinople February 25: The procla-
nation issued by General Stoliphine is extern
sively circulated in the districts now beng
evacuated announcing the re establishment
of the Turkish administration and dissuading
christians from abandoning their homes.
Cincinnati, February %: The Gazette's
M'Connellsville, Ohio, special says: 81 NJ.
toIacconlst, and Cochran, Bogman
q Co., toundrymen, assigned Saturday. The
liabilities of both establishments are nearly
sixty thousand dollars. Cochran was the
leading man in both Institutions
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False lights are extingUlshed when a great truth
shines iorth, and the incontestable fact that the
hair turns from graz red sandy to glorious blacI
or brown, QUICKER THAN THE CHAMEEE0N
changes its hues, under the operation OF CHRISTA'
DOAU'S HAIR DYE, Is now known throughout the
American continent 1t is harmless, Contains no
caustc, improves the fbers, produces rich natural
and lasting color, OF any shade from q warm brown
TO glOssJ sable. and IS Endorsed by the most emf
nent anaiyt chemists IN the United States Man
utactureo By J. CRISTADORO, No q3 william
street. New York. sold by all Druggists ApnlIad
by all Hair DreSSpTs FHAA0N
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characterization.

HARTFORD, February PA number of
the students of Trinity college having dis
most prominent offenders were suspended
and required to leave town. Other students
asked that this decision be reconsidered, but
the faculty remained obdurate, and now the
young men refuse to attend any of the COL
Lege exercises. They have appealed to Bishop
Williams
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deserted Remains ora Tneant.

SPRINGFIELD, February 25.-On the ar
rival Of the Chicago and Alton train from
Chicago, at four o'clock this morning, the
conductor found on a seat in the car a box
containing the remains of a male babe ap-
parently a few days old. 1t was given IN
charge of the police. 1t is supposed to have
been left on the train by woman who got
off at Lincoln.
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New York independently
a Rose IN A GLASS.
SUSAN COOLIDGE.

Only a rose in a glass,
Set By sick mans bed;
The day was weary, the day was long,
But the rose 1t spoke with VOice-like song,
And his is what 1t said:
81 know that the win 3 Is keen,
And the drift cd SHOWS lie deep;
I know that the cruel ice lies spread
Ger the aushing BROOK and the lakes blue bee
And the fountains rush and leap.
81 know. know all this;
Yet her ! sta TOSei
Smiling sit, and | feel no fear
For GOD is good, and the spring is near,
COuched III the ShrOuding shows.
''Canst thou not smile with me?
AIT thou less strong than ?
Less strong at heart than fee bic flower,
Which lives aud blossoms but o q brief hour,
and then must drop ana die?
surely. thou canst epdlTe
Tny little pains and fears
Below whose ~ eS, ali fair and bright,
In endless vi-taS or delight,
Stretch tn Eternal YedFS?"
Then over the sick mans heart
Eel a deep and hushed repose,
He turned on his pillow, aud WHISPERED low,
Thd Only the listening h0TeT might know:
81 thank thee, Rose, lear Rose"
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eEnil-Carrier Arrasten.

LOUISVILLE, February 25.-A Courier
Journal special from Paducah, Kentucky,
says that Erwin Sullivan, the mail-carrisr
between Mayfeld and Wadesboro, IN Gallo
way county, K-nlucky, was arrested at May
field last night for Tobbjng the mails.
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ST. JOHE, NEB., February 26.-Mrs.
Ward, who was sentenced to death for COM
plicity in the murder Of Der husband, at
New River, and whose sentence was COM
moted to twenty one years Imprisonment,
mas been released by order of the minister of
justice, the murderer just before being
hanged having declared taat Mrs Ward was
innOcenG q the crime
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Treasurer Gates's nefcit.

ST. LOUIS, February PA Post and Dis
patch special from Jefferson City says the
treasury investigating committee reported to
the house this morning, giving State Treas.
urer Gates's deficit at three hundred and
forty three thousand dollars. They say that
Colonel Burns, Of st. Joseph, secured the
election of Gates for the sole purpose Of con-
trolling the deposits, which he has done, and
Is, in fact, the State treasurer. Burns, it is
stated, has made ninety-one thousand dol
lars since Gates has been in office, and has
controlled everything. Burns stated to the
committee that he knew he could control the
deposits when Gates was elected. The com
mittee recommend that Treasurer Gates be
impeached for high crimes and misdemean-
ors, and gross neglect of official duties, and
also the appointment of FIVE managers to con-
duct the impeachment before the bar of the
senate
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a CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and Indis
creoH5 OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay loss
Of manhood, etc, viii SEND recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by .sonaFy in South America Send
a seIf-addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T. IsMAs,
station D., Bible House, e1o York OFT
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d spatula into al ointment. to be put in a sil-
yer oox well sealed and habitually carried on
the person.
Remedy-Choose large black spiders,
marked with yellow spots, Inclose three or
four IN a linen bag-thsy must be alive-aEd
tie around your neck. They would keep bet
ter If put IN a box either Of gold, silver or
tin, with air holes on all sides.
Equal quantities Of crude mercury, zorro
siye subimate and arsenic, pound we'll In
mortar, and put into qui,i5, sealed at either
end with wax, wrap the quilts IN silk or tine
linen, and wear between the coat and shirt,
on either side of the breast.
Take four dried tOads and apply on the
groin and in the armplts.
Daring the last plague at Marseilles, all
tlcse whose clothing did not touch those of
the infected escaped all harm, though FREE
quently exposed TO the breath of those walk
ing skeletons.
When in the sphere of the emanations of
the body Of the sick, do not swallow your
saliva, but spit continually. Saliva imbIbes
poison more easily than anything else, and i,
if swallowed, seems to Introduce the poison
into the system.
Burnt sulphur purifes the atmosphere very
well.
INTERNAL REMEDIES.
Take one or more toads-the largest you
can fnd-put in an unglazed vessel, cement
it well and put in an oven until the toad is
reduced to ashes. Dose, one drachm in
glass Of wine. Good both before and after
the plague.
Eat little rue with butter on your bread,
with q sharp-tasted Umburger) and loud
scented (Schweitzer) cheese; after that q
large glass Of claTet wine.
DR.. Wenceslas Doblzinski, convinced that
the saliva is easily impregnated with poison,
advises the keeping and chewing of bitter
substances in the mouth, to excite the sail
vary glands.
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E.OAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series! New Seriesl

THE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY Issues a
/ New Series Of stock every mouth. Stated
meetings are held on the first Tuesday evening of
each month, at ia O'Clock, AT No 2ql Main street,
second story, TO receive dues. join for safety,
economy and experience" Loans made on good pay
ing real estate anywhere In shelby county. Money
TO loan; Stock for sale; No back dues Information
given at all times.
wa. GOODMAN, President.
3. STURl6 Sec'y
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richmond, VA, February %. The con-
yentlop 20 readjust the State debt met to day.
Mayor Walden was chosen chairman, and In
his speech he binted strongly al a forcibIe
readjusinient, even t. reputation.
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Fatal Accident.

New YORK, February 25.-While digging
cellar to-day in Seventh avenue, Brooklyn,
the ear h caved in, burylng three laborers.
probably fatally Injured.
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DISSOLUTION.
dissolution.

THE Co Partnership heretofore existing under the
L firm name Of JOGNSE, LENNON Il GALE,
consisting or VIM Joyner Henry T. Lennon and
FOm Gale, Is dissolved Dy the death Of VIM JOINER
The business viii be continued by EenryT Lem non
and Tom Gale. under the firm name OF LENNON d
GALE. MARIA l.. JOYNFR. Exeeutrix,
HENRY 7. LEMM IN.
m
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New YORK, February 25.-David Fender,
who garrotted Mrs. DeBarry, on Fifth Ave!
nue., and tore her diamonds from her ears,
vas to-day sentenced TO the State prison for
4eDty wears
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II Union ST.. MondaY. Feb. 24th.
STEAmSHEPs.
HNMAN LINE

UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
New York to Queenstown 81 Liverpool
Every Thursday or Saturday.
City of Berlin, 5491 tons. City of Montreal 1890 ms
City OF Richmond, 1907 City OF Brussels, 3715
City of Chester. 1865 City OF New York $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs In saloons bath and smo ,ing-Tooms, barber
shops etc For rates of passage and other infoFma-
ton, apply TO JOHN g. DALE, Agent. 3 Broadway,
New York or to THOS. FISHER,
Emmet Bank, Memphis
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Howard Association,
Nc. 10 MADISON STREET,
1Gomph59- Tenn.

GGR!BNEs'S LVNsEg AND LOG Sl1ET
sN FOR E.OGGERS, III MREE II In "a
Aesanfs, Farmers and Me@is'tnicSssls
Giving rules for correct ln, lelLI o. ,C-,I
and Round Timber. C--L:E- b cc--s'- E-.e Stcve
and Heading Bolts Wood. Tables OF Wages by
lsoTtb Boar! or Rent by the week day. CapGc-
.ifv OF Ci~teru= Interest Table &c. BY J. N
S5r81u,r. Ev mail. postage paid. on rccciIt Of s.
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VOLUNTARY
testimony .
tErtract from The Baltimore "A1eTicGn,' -
December y, 1881

iA-ItTtJCG rom LIG DCLLItf1OTS '<1iJlc!sct4f1s
December u, 1881
"The Pulvermacher Electric Belt is recon-
nended to general use for the following yea
sons: First, for It's wonderful properties fos
the cure of diseases ofthe kidneys, stomach.
liver and blood; secondly, for its extreme
simplicity, and the fact of its being applied
outside, precludes ali possibility of any in
jury being done to the patient, as an external
remedy is universally acknowledged to be
s'fe. Another advantage is the facility with
ul3ah the progress of the disease and cure
eau he watched, and if the Belt be not quite
la the right place, it can be very easily read
iusted 50. as to cover the parts affected. The
rulvermacher Electric Belt, and its perlec
ton, has been hailed with delight not only
by the sufferers who have regained health
enjoyment, and a new lease of life through
It's beneicent qualities, but by the medical
profession, who very frequently prescribe its
use TO their patients"
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EsE solution.

OWING to the continued Illness OF Daniel HOran
~ the firm II DONDY, PARK & KORAN is dis
solved by mUtu J consent All parties having claims
Will please present them and fhO-e lude bged pgin
please call ana settle. LII. DOwdy vii continue he
bu insss under the style OF !. F. DOWDN q co. T..
. Para VIII be found at 30S Front street
D0WDT Z i2K Il KORAN,
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NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed General Agent for the
IL CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUP ANCE
COMPANY for the States Of Kentucky and Tennes-
see, the Renewal Premiums for Shelby county, Ten
nsssee hare bes1 placed in the Union and Planters
Bank, Memphis, for collection. Blank Proofs for
Death Losses can be had at said bank. Al other
matters appeTtainiBg to the business of said Connect
cut Mutual Lie Insurance Company Will receive
prompt attention By communication addressed to my
office, corner Main and Sixth streets Louisville, Ky.
JAMES ~. CARPENTER.
General Agent Connecticut Mutual Lie Insurance
Company, Kentucky and Tennessee
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in which line we can offer superior Inducements,
having made very favorable arrangements with
manufacturers and importers in Virginia. New York,
AID other places We have on hand the following
goods which we offer at prices defyng competition:
$50 butts and caddIes assorted Navy
Twist.
500 butts and caddies Virginia TWIst.
goo bntts and caddies Virginia q. and
l2inch Plugs. B. +. GTavey and other brands
35O bsxes Blurham, Perfqus, and various
OranGs of Smoking and FineCut Tobacco
$4,000 celebrated LOttas, Havana FIJI
erS cigars.
Cigars.
$4,000 Our Pc arl, very choice Seed Havanas
10000 ReGalia. 1snrbIeheads, COnchas
Cigars.
1OO,0CO Operas. ReSIDRs, VfctOras and
BanY Cigars, at prices ranging from S13 to $50
Der thousand.
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0Iss0LUTl0N OF FARTNERSHlP

TTNIIE firm of BAUM u HURST has this Cay been
L dissolved By mJjua- consent, 3 Hurst firing.
g. Baum assumes al the liabilities q the late rm,
and is alons au hUrzed 70 collect outstanding assets
MEMPHIS. February Il, 1879. I'm HURST.
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DRIES.
SPECIALIIES!
Tobacco and Cigar Department,

T addition to our Large and well Selected Stock
/ of Fancy and staple Groceries, auo
Liquors. we have established a Wholesale
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FULVERMACRER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS

are indsrsed and approved by the most ON
iucnt medical and scientific authorities in
the world, by the Faculties of France, En-
gland, Austria, Prussia, Belgium, and Amer
lea, and by well-knowh writers, who refer to
the extraordinary cures effected by Pulver-
Inacher's Electric Belts and Bands, in up
sOphicaI works.
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