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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-18
AMOS WOODRUFF. Trustee.


TRUSTEES "a LIZ By virtue OF q powers
conferred upon Ben May and his successors in
Office as trustee BY deed in trust made by Sarah F.
CarrutherS and j. s. CarrutheFs, dated August 10
1875, and recorded in Deed Book No. los, page ~,
in the Registers office OF Shelby county, to secure
the payment of certain indebted fully de-
scrfbed In said deed, default having been made in
the terms and conditions thereof the undersigned
successor OF Ben May, as trustee Aforesaid will SELL
on Tuesday, April go 1870, at 10 O'Clock
am, at the southwest corner Main and Madison
streets, in Memphis. at public auction, the high
est bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate situated in the Qate) city of Memphis Shelby
county, to-wit Part OF lot No. IL. in block No 80,
In South Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF St. Martin and POnto.oc streets, running
thence northwardy with St. Martin street So feet TO
a stake; thence eastwardy. parallel with Pontotoc
street $50 feet; thence southwardly, parallel with
St Martin street 90 feet TO stake In the line of
Pontotoc street, thence west~ardly $50 feet 70 the
All right of redemption, etc, expressly
waived in said trust deed. Title believed to be good,
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
i W Hamilton Attorney
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Total receipts al all United states ports 238
BIO; same date 1873, 4 OF ,2iS same date, S75,
B,SIS 28g. Increase OF receipts at United States
ports this year 225. 2g3 bales. Total stock at all
1me the year before; 10 1877, blI,573.
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". z. II OLUhE
Wright & Folkes. Attorneys.
Trusfea's Sale

DY virtue of the terms OF a tIust deed executed 10
ID the undersigned on the 18th day of December.
1875. by Erastus Marshall ard Anna r. Marshall
his wife duly registered in the registers office OF
shelby county, Tennessee, in deed book l09. page
81 f. TO secure the Indebtedness therein described,
will, on
Monday. april FL. 1879,
at the courthouse of Shelby county, Tennessee sell
for cash to the highest bidder free from redemption,
the property therein described follows. Situate
lying and being in the city of Memphis, county of
Shelby, State of Tennessee, TO Wit: Lot No. 10S,
block II. ON the plan of division OF the cOmprO-
mise additions the city of Memphis, ont4ng l25
~enty-five feet on the north side of Adams seaeet
between Front Row and the river; running back
Q48Is) one hundred and forty eight and a half
feet between parallel lines. To such trust deed SO
recorded special reference is here made
Title believed TO be good, but sell and convey as
trustee only.
W. C. MCCLURE, Trustee.
Wright 4 EnIkes AttnrneR
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the tolioping the latest kilograms OF the do
nestle marketH AS reported yesterday to the cotton
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casks bacon, Al boxes bacon, 20 tIerces hams, AZ
tlerces lard, 1887 pkgs sundrles.
LeVee Paragraphs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

The following is from the Raieixh News
and was q voluntary insertion anu not an
advertisement
Years ago an old Indian left q receipt for
curing SclOlula with Mrs Persons father.
Mrs. Person lives in FranklintOn, or il that
section. a child was corn TO Mrs, Person,
and it had the ScrOfula. The doctors gavei it
up TO die. she thought Of that receipt, that
was now old and musty, and hid away in ar
upstairs drawer. She concluded II the child
was bound to die, t wouldn't hurt to follow
thai receipt. She vent out and gathered til
herb, got the WhlShey, ann 0ld as ulrectedt
the Guild. Her child INV lVes Well IA
hearty. More than this Omly a Jew months
since d South CarOlinian, whose name has
slipped us, was suffering 18th > NE Stroiu
lOuS affection on the heel he mad ben to
the Hot Springs in ARK ansaS,aud from there
he went To kiltrell Springs. Noting di0
him any go ID. AT Kilt. ellis they tOlu him
of Mrs. Persons recipe. and DIR. --W wrote
to Mrs Person If she cured that South Caro-
linIan her receipt was worth money. And
the south CarOllnian sent ber word il She
cured him he would give her five him.
dred dollsrs. she sent hi II directions what
TO do, and added if they cured him he
C uld send her twenty-five dollars; she
wouldn't ask five hundred. The South
Caroiinian Went home. and shortly after
ward sent MRS. Person a CHECK for Iwenty-
five dollars, ana wrote the most CRATE III let
ter he knew hOW. Bless those Old indians.
We would like TO lave one for a near neigh
ooT."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
NEW "ADVEXTESENF
SPANISH CnTFAS!

Three hundred bushels saved. clear
and sound, exp essly for planting. for
sale at So 90 per bushel Sc 90 per half
bushel: 81 90 per peck. Shipped in
stl ong boxes, delivered free, on board
of cars or at express office at Magno-
liza. Order early and get good seed.
Cheaper than ever sold before. Send
money Registered, or p. O. Money Or
der on Evansville. Any information
desir, d in regard to the cultivation of
the crop will be cheerfully given.
Address, II H. BROWN,
f6tf Hallsville, Duplin CO.. \. G..
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THE HOME FERTILIZER.
FOE LESS THAN $500
We agree to sell enough
p Z r + G. III E MICAL

We agree to sell enough
PURE CHEMICALS
To make a Ton (2,2OO lbs.) Ct Manure,
That will make you as uuuch Cot
ton, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Potatoes and
Tobacco, as any Manipulated Fertill-
ger offered in this market at $4Oto $l5.
For this remarkable statement we
offer you the very best references in
your State. which you will find by
writing for circulars also Formula"
with instructions, suggestions, etc.
The name is copyrighted and Recipe
patented.
Send for our book, with hundreds of
certificates from your neighbors, also
suggestions that may benefit you IN
selecting your Manures. 1t will pay
you to invest in Pure Chemicals, and
Compost al home.
BOYKIN, GARNER & CO.,
PrOprietOrs,
jan 16-6w. Baltimore Nd.
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MARKETS RE TELEGRAPH.
NOON.

PARIS, Feb. I.
Rentes l 80. and III
IoNDON, Feb. Z.
consols for money sh 5 il; for account
96A Erie 26H
Cotton shade frmer miGiiiing uplandS SIS.
middling Orleans So; sales 500: Speculate.
an exports 900; receipts 1900; American
1880. Futures, quiet at last nights prices;
upla low mlddilns clauses: FEBRUARY
and March delivery oa6a5 1882 5s; March
and April D Is 81: May and june 21a;June
aud July D l7-32a5 9-i6: sac Tor the week
So OOJ; Americ .n 5000; spectators took
1900; exports took 300; ded from
shipS slue O0J; actual exports 5000; total
import 81, 0OJ; American 1900; totat stock
Ali, 600; American 5000; amount OF cotton
at sea 346,C00;A Anne lean 80, ca.
1:50 p. mixtures dnli ana steady.
NEW YORK, February.
Stocks strong Money 2dGh; Exchange.
quiet a.S5H. State bonds Cuil; Governments
weak FceIghts dull.
Cotton dull; sales 542 : middling uplands
$50; orleans 91l16; Futures SIT adler; seb.
$685.: March 9.1l April $50; May 10 O5;
June 1O.1s; july COOS; August coo,
Flour dull. Wheat duli Cora quiet.
Pork quiet at $ 80. Lari dull at go. Spl. It's.
%turpentine so. I.osin 40 trtishts quiet
BALTIMORE. Feb. T.
Cotton firm an x bett.I; miadlingt essa
ga.
Flour active and firm but rot quotebiy
higher. sOutharn WhcaF stcacy aud light
receipts; Western active ara INN; southern
red | C0a1.05; m ber 1,C5t %: Pennsylvania
REQ 6: No, 2 Western WlrJ,r red SPOT and
February 1.u5A; March lt6AalOs; april
l.7s4a1 O8. Southern Com frul Tor Will e aud
easy for yellow; " este n good inquiry and
firm southern while Is; yeiit W 1879.
Provisions active mess FORK Id 9.20; rev
10 so. Bulk meats; loOS- shoulders 3 30@33s;
clear rib sides As: packed new AZ ard 50
8; Bans 9al0. Lard refined tierces II. Eut-
ter firm ter choice Western packed lSa2O.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
GEO. II. ANDERSON G. S9T

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, PAPFP H.~o
INGo, LACE CURTAINS
Window Shades, Mating, Rugs. Drnge0,s
MAJ, &c. Estiinates furnished by mail. the
attentlou OF Merchants and Ousekaana
is called to our general stock. opers
i2Ul yam street, RICHMOND, VA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
EIH ESaaALLED As a Ea.abOs'
PUREfsER.
Mis-. jog PERSON :

The medicine / purchased Of yon last win
ter proved OF laSCIng neEeht TO my son, who
was troubled with II running sores,
some Of them quite large,and Of q scrofulOuS
nature. IN less than three weeks after com
mencin8 The use OF your remedy. he Was
perfectly restored, and is to-day quite oounG
auL Icdit >. AS : TONIC AND BLOOD PUBL
FiE IT Has NO EQUAA coping that you my
be spared for B'any yea > Of uS~Iulne 5, !
Ieia.tin, Very respectfully.
{. j. TONES
Louiob@ra, SO MAY u, 70.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
Joseph Watson.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
Six Substantial Reasons
Why you should Insure in the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance. csz,aav,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

lst. Because it is one of the oldest Com
panies in the country and past the day OF ex
perimentS.
I'd. Because it is a purely Mutual Company
Every T. licy-HOider is d member of the Com
pany, entitled to all its advantages and pri
yilegeS, having a right to vote at all election
Tor trustees. and thus has an Influence in its
management.
3D.. Because it has as large d percentage of
assets To llabll ties as any Lite insurance
Company III the country.
4tn. because. by economical management,
lis ratio OF expenses to total income Is far
below the average OF ife Companies. (oee
official Insurance Il. ports.)
otn. Because. 1t has declared more divi-
dendS IN number, IL OF a larger average
percentage, than any other Company in the
Omitted States.
For example: Policy No. Is, for $1,000, has
Deen paid 10 the widow OF a Philadelphia
Merchant upon which twenty-tbree sdivi-
dendS had been declared, averaging fifty
sever per cent. Had these dividends Been
used to purchase additions to this Policy,
&c. 40 more would have been realized, making
the Policy worth Sl1,046.
9th. Because it is liberal in its management
promp pit In its settlements safe beyond a con-
tlngency. and its rates are as low as any first
class Company in the country.
PhINCIPAL EATURES.-Sma expenses,
absolute security, large return premiums,
prompt payment OF losses, and liberal to the
insured.
J. L. BROOKS, Gen'l Agent
For Western North Carolina,
StateSville, n, G.
4 p. MCNEIL, Gent Agent
For Eastern North Carolina,
Fayetteville, NC.
Agents Wanted by both the above General
Agents, to work in their respective terri
torres. Liberal contracts made.
man 7-l2m
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

TUCKER HOUSE,
S. G. HAYES, ....... Proprietor,
New House, New Furniture, kept by a
man of long experience, who guaranteed
satisfaction to his patrons at the feaSOna-
BILE rates of N DOLLAR AND A HALF
per day-SEVEN DOLLARS per week.
dec5-I2m.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
TONIC AND
MOORESvILLE, IREDElLC Co., N. c.

MoOREsvILLE, IREDEhLCo., N. c.
Being DESTROYS of adding my Testimonial
to tthers, concerning the merits of Mrs. joe
Persons Remedy for ScrOfula, l take pleas
ure in saying that as a tonic and Alternative
I 40 not think II has an equal. l have fairly
tested it. nd after trying Vegetine. Sarsa-
parilla, Vinegar Bitters, and various other
remedies, l have no hesitation III prOnOunc-
ing it far superior to any TONIC have ever
used. When commenced using Mrs Per.
sons Remedy | was very weak. cOmplec-
ton salloW, and now l am WE'LL,
Respectfully your friend,
MRS, IL, t, BROWN.
Sept Is 1873,
For my personal reliability, 1 refer, 10y per-
M SSiOp, TO Ri. Rev 1hOS. Atkinson, ID. ~,
North Carolina; eco. A. FOOte, Nj. D.,
Warren count! III, LIS. j. j. Davis and q.
NJ. Cooke, Frank, IL county.
For sale ny ali FIRST cla $ druggists.
MRS. JOE PERSON,
Franklinton, \. e..
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Nj OTTO:-WEL LIVE TO DIE, AND DYE
wi TO LIVE.
The Raleigh Steam Dyeing
and Securing Establish
ment.

OFFICE, MORGAN STREET,
Two Doors West of Presbyterian Church.
All kincs of Dress Goods, in the piece or
made into garments DYED. Cleaned or Re.
finished. ladies' Dresses, ClOakS, MantiIlaS.
&.., IN all ia bricS cleaned, without ripping.
KID GLOVES and SLIPPERS NICELY
CLEANED. FEATHERS DYED BEAUTI-
FULLY. GentlemenS' Coats, OvercOats.
Pants, Vests, &C., DYED or cleaned, without
ripping. Damask and Moreen Curtains
DYED beautifully. Grape Shawls DYED
the most brilliant Shades of Scarlet crimson.
SC, or the most delicate or grave colors.
Cashmere. Broche Wool, Grape and other
Shawis cleaned III the best manner. Orders
by express will receive pr Ompt attention,
and be returned in the same way.
Respectfully, ID. H.. BROWDER.
decl2-3m.
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THREE GaaiAE.5.AtS ~ sfsfeaA
" aEA +.
Ms LOE pEKsON :

Cas- n. e..
NJ ) JOE PERSON
Dear Madamt-IOur letter Ii IS teen re
ceiyeu. anu On account of be ~ abseLtfrOm
nome Tor "a week or TWO, have not had the
opportunity to answer 1t l certainly VIII
take great pleasure in doing all that Is with
IN my power towards getting you patients
tor Treatment OF ScIOlula. 1 hardly know
how To express my gratitude To yOI Tor cui
lpS my three little children. They took meO-
icine from my family physician Tor about
Two years, with Scarcely any RELIEF at al. |
trleu your remedy, anu III less than three
weeks they We're all perfectly cured, and
nave never shown any sign OF breaking out
again. 1 feel very thankful to you. 1 Can
safely say that l believe our iemeay to be a
certain cure for ScrOiula. IL 1 can ever be
OF any service to you IN any way, l want you
TO be sure and call on me, Yours truly,
WM. II. ARLINGTON.
NV receipt for the cure OF ScrOsulA has
been tried oy me With TIE most unpreceden-
ted success for The last twelve years. and
nave no hesitation Ill recommending 1t as q
sovereign cure Tor that disease and as q
general Tonic and Blood Purifier. IL Is every
where giving perfect satisfaction, " lille
nv experience WITH II IS 100 limited IOr me
to specially recommend l. Tor other dis asses
/ believe 1t will ultimately prove TO be .
benefit III all cases arising from 1Inpurit1 6
be piOod' and probably Tor Othe: dlsea-es
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
THE FARMER AND MECHANIC
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A q 5 g
which is at once
a e a e,
healthy, and eff
tectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hairi as soon
restored to IT'S
0~r10IDDI coIor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06
WORTH $25 TO $50.

:" ORTIZ SO TO 500.
Every farmer should have my re-
ceipt for making manure No ~
who mas it would be without it for ten
times it's cost. It is made at little cost,
in fact So of time and money will
make you $50 to $50 worth of manure,
equal in strength to Peruvian Guano.
| will send the receipt to any address
for 81 cash or 6 receipts for 50. Reg
lister your letter, and address it to
"FARMER,"
Raleigh, N. G.
(, W- Papers copying the above, and
sending marked paper, will be furn
ished with one receipt. Jan 3O26
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Raleigh Post Office Hours.
esALERGH EE>

COTTON MARKET:
ran,rtad nv PARKER & ASEPA. Cotton
Brokers.
RA,.r1aH. n u. February 4, 1879.
"a
Strict Low Middltng, -"
Low Middling, %"
Strict Good Ordinary oX
GOOD Ordinary. 5Is Q
Middling Stains. .seo
Low Middling Stains,
Good Ordinary Stains. ho"e.
Mark ct steady,
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RICHMOND, VA.

ENGINES, portable and stationary. SAW
MILLS, GRISI-MILLS BOILERS, CAST
lNGS OF BRAoo and IRON, tORtlINGS
&c. MACHINERY for Gold and Coal Mines
Blast Furnaces, &c.
We cal special attention to our IMPROYE:,
SORlABLE ENGiNk, for agricultural an.
other purposes. The Boilers Of our Agri
cultural Engines are provided with orr
iAIr-Ni fhtMij vi oPARk AkkEoTEkS.
a d. vice Ds WhI;n the Spa ks are forced 10
pass DOWNWARD over a reservoir Of water and
ei1ectualiy eAtingulShed without the u.s. o.
wire gau7e. Our is the only arrangement
of this Kind which affords free access to the
boiler tubes Tor cleaning from each END
Also. 20 our new Styles eMALL LOCO
tiOllF ES Tor hauling lumber, and other
arll~irs upon tram NAYS aud narrow gang
railways. o
iLe pest Planters regard cur GINNING
ENdlNs 50 superior to any In Use. Senu ro1
Illustrated Catalogue free. other fhln0>
DolIS equal encourage Southern usLilLt nlts
holail Work solicited anC rrUlnl.it ,.yt.
oiItlillig. Pull-yS, oc.,for 1;n ii0t.sr.
manufacturers OF Jones patent ;ou.cc,
luiAp Machines 40 W3Ih OE hsud Oh nt.wer
= NSl iANNEt d Co..
n. r. BAUGsAM, R:ch @guate, \. q.
Uoh | ASentln Eastern AtoICh -ar3..a
nar ) rs d1~IY
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CITY MARK T-wHOLESALE CASH PRICES
Corrected by CHRISTOPHERS ookhELL
Dtncial Reporters for GrOcers. & Gotten Ex-
change.
pA1rIca NJ q. February Z, 1879.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-06

House,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
What 5000 did in Wall street.

August 10Th, 1878, Philadelphia
customer wrote Messrs. Lawrence & Co.
Bankers, N. Y, "Dear Sirs: Yours con.
tanning remittance for $1,113.25 as
profits on my 200 is received. Accept
my thanks, for am very well satisfied.
You may use this letter. ! would re.
commend every one who feels disposed
to speculate to send for your circular.
This is but one instance out of thou
sands, by which the new COMBlNA-
TION SYSTEM of operating in stocks
enables people with large or small cap
ital to make similar profits. By this
excellent plan the orders of thousands
of customers from city and country are
pooled into ONE IMMENSE SUM and
co-operated as MIGHTY INDIVlD-
UAL ACCOUNT. Each member of the
combination secures all the advantages
of the largest capital united with expe'
rienced skill. Profits divided monthly.
$40 invested returns $50, or per cent.
Oh the stock, s75 will make $3.50, and
so on according to the market. Messrs.
Lawrence g. Co. S new circular (mailed
free) has "two unerring rules for sue
cess,' and explains everything so that
any one can operate profitably. All
kinds of stocks and bonds wanted. New
government loan supplied, Apply to
Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, N. Y. City.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Over the Falls.

Another sad catastrophe occurred al
Niagara Falls yesterday morning, which
resulted in the going over the falls OF
Mrs. A. Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs. Row.
land arrived at the Falls on the 18th
inst, from the west. They registered
at at the Falls Hotel from "a Rue Mag.
nan, Paris, France. They had visited
the various points of interest at the Falls
several times, and seemed to have enjoy
ed themselves very much. Following
the example Of a boy whom she saw get
ting water, Mrs. Rowland asked her
husband for small silver cup,
which she took, and, stepping to place
where the bank is little more than !.
foot above the water and where the rap
ids are exceedingly swift, she stopped
to dip up the water and fell forward
into the stream. Her husband was
looking in another direction and was a
few steps from her. When her shrek
pierced his ear he turned and saw his
wife whirled rapidly to destruction.
He became frantic, and ran for the
stream, butshe was quickly out ofsight.
Mr.. Rowland, who is manufacturer of
firearms in Paris, was married to the
lady who has met such a tragic fate
about two years ago, and after visiting
the Paris Exhibition, started, in October
last, for a pleasure trip around the world.
He will remain for time, if possible To
recover her body.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
something that Would Throw the
Earth or its Balance.


The following letter has been address
sed to the editor of the New York
Sun:
Various publications have appeared
in different parts, particularly in the
London papers, setting forth apropssed
plan Of flooding the Desert OF Sahara,
thereby making it an ocean or inland
sea, by opening a canal or channel
from the Atlantic Ocean.
The depth and size Of the desert be-
low the level of the ocean is stated as
500 to $50 feet; the area in square
miles is over 100000; the average
depth is not generally known, but
suffice it to say that if such project
should be started, and not under the
complete control of those in charge of
the work, the earth could, and no doubt
would, be thrown off its balance, and
the surface of all the waters to certain
extent would be changed in their level
which could be ascertained with GER
tainty if the actual sizes and depth
could be known ; for ''if every grain OF
sand removed alters the balance of the
world" what would this great change
do! 1t might cause the lend Of the
werld," which, according to the proph-
ecy of "Mother Shipton," will be in
1881. In this project all the world is
interested.
JAMES 4. SERRELL, Civil Engineer.
New YORK, June 20.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Only one Drunk.

Last evening at the police court the
only case tried was that of Michael
Hagerty, he being arraigned on the
charge of imbibing rather freely in the
intoxicating cup. officer Dowlan who
who made the arrest testified to arrest
ing Michael yesterday morning between
nine and ten O'Clock having found him
laying on the pavemant at Fourth and
West streets sound asleep. Michael
asked the officer if he was laying or sit
ting on the pavement. The officer
stated that he was laying on the pave
ment. Michael was fined so cents and
cost.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Determined 10 XIII Himself.

AtRose Station, thirty miles west OF
0swego, N. Y. ,on the lake Ontario sho re
railroad, Saturday morning, Jackson
Andrews, age fifty years, threw himself
ON the track in front of a passing train
and was instantly crushed to death.
Andrews had domestic troubles and re-
Gently separated from his wife. Last
Wednesday he went to her residence
and asked her to live with him again.
She refused and he attempted to commit
suicide by shooting himselfin the head
but did not intlict fatal wound.
Since that attempt he has been de
ranged and his relatives have tried to
keep close watch over him, but Oh
Saturday he eluded them.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
The HAull Murder.

The New York Iribpne has report,
derived directly from an inmate Of DR..
Hull's house, that the jewelry stolen
from Mrs. Hull's room has been found
in the Boston pawn shops, two ladies'
who were familiar with it having gone
on to identify it. The statement is
made that it was pawned there the
day after by negro. 1t cannot be
told at present how far this will go to-
ward unraveling the mystery.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
EUrODeaal 0uails.

About 200 European Quails, which are
migratory birds, have arrived at Ware
ham, Mass, and will shortly be
released. 1t is hoped that sportsmen
will spare them for few years. They
are great breeders aud will soon stock
the woods if not molested. The native
quails, not being migratory, are
frequently killed by our severe
winters, and these BIRDS have been
introduced in the hope that they may
become as plenty in Massachusetts as
in the Southern States.