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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

SUPREME Court OF AppEALs.-Iu tie
case of Hartman vs.. Greenhow, treasurer, he =,
the mandate of the Supreme Court OF the
Uoited States declaring that tax receivable
coupons were not taxable by State law, hes
never boon certified to tho Virginia Supreme
Court OF Appeals. l q the absenc, Of action by
tho Supreme Court of the United States the
Fret Auditor and other State officers are OF sea
as regards their action in tho premis:s
Judge Christian, since the adjournment OF the
court OF Appeals hes awarded appeals 10 the
following oss.s:
Pracht d. Co. ct ais. va Alexander a, al.
From tho Circuit Court Of Fredericksburg.
Bailey who sues, ~. vs...Pizziai aud a.
From tho Cb,noery Court of tho city of Rib
mond.
Coleman vs.. MoCcy ct as. From the Hu:t.
ings Court OF Danvillc.
Chiffon, assignee, vs. Smith, &c. II. IN tie
Circuit Court Of Northumberland county.
Chiffon, assignee. vs. Smith j. WmsaL
From tho Circuit Court of Northumberland
county.
EIliott's adniuhtrator vs.. Howell ct as
From tho Circuit Court of Elizabeth CITY
county.
Childrlss ". Sliod'e. From the Circuit
Court OF Pulaski couo'y.
Almond vs. Wilson. From the Circuit Cour.
of Frederick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
Suicides.

BABYLON, =. l.. Feb. 25.-Hcn5y LspIvtb.
a German cigar maker, of Babylon, wa !o1ri
in the kitchen of bis residence osrly thi; rn,r'
ing with his throat cut. 1t is probably CISCO,
suicide.
"a New YosK. Feb. . -lhos. Lemon, stou.
Brooklyn. cut his throat to.eay with ri"5r !,
liquor store, the wound proving fatal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

The Kicamond State says i. supposos kiag ST..
in this city. was hung up to dry" sf.or it WAS
washed for tho procession on The !a.o >!
Whether il WAS Or not it WIS thon, il now and
always has boon il batter condition thsn Main
street, Richmond. So fer al laas. as tho con.
dition Of the principal streets OF The two cities is
concerned the State msy IS we'll dry Nd"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEW,
The Impending gtrslrw,n

LONDON Feb. "a dispatch frcn ro-..,-
tinople to Reuters Telegraph c. SAYS: M:
formation is given at tho Embassies ha,o ~; ~ =
gard to the progress of negotiations on tho G,. Ie
question, the Ambassadors stating tbt a't ;Ls
perilous situation renders secrecy necosssry "a.
it seems certain that the surrender Of ProytS.,,
A dispatch from Vienna to the Tine. ss.!
The Porto has gained over one Of tho mot -,
portsnt members of the Albanisn lesguo u ';I,
the object of checking any movemca. n u. va
dOnia. "N =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
NEWS OF THE NV

| me IAtn Mr.. Carpenter s life was insured for
SILT 500. ~
Tho Ncrh Carolina Senate has voted against
ercriios an appropriation for tho State militia
to at!cad the Yorktown centennial celebration,
Tho Richmond knights Templar will not
| attend tho inauguration ceremonies 10 Wash.
lngtoo.
Work was commenced to-day on tho tx-
tension OF tho Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
from Richmond to Newport Nows.
ES.Gov. Throckmortou, Of Texas has been
taken suddenly i'll at hlcyo, 10 that State. With
| meningitis
News has reohed St. Paul. Miuu., that the
Crow Indians have declared q Tnr of cxtor-
mlnatloo agsirs; tho Flatheads and Plcgaus.
Tho Baltimore and Oaio Railroad Comnanv
hiss brought suit 10 Baltimore against the Penn
syl7anis Railroad Company for $1,000 600
damages Tor detention of trains.
In tho Rhode Island House Of Renrosents-
uVe5 yesterday resolution was passed submit.
tlog 10 the cl,c ors an amendment to the con.
sltu'lln establishing s,hool suffrage for women,
Hop. Abram Fulker5on, having boon chosen
OF the last election Member of Congress, has for.
Wardsd to the Governor his resignation az
member OF tho State Senate. Hon. John Paul
will do Likewise.
Tho ANNUAL mCotiug of Tho stockholders of
the n )rthero Central Railway was held in Bal.
!lmOre yesterday. The financial exhibits yery
favorable. showing surplus over all charges
of SG25,S So.
Singular fatality he's exhibited iIsof ia the
family OF Mrs. Dunn. in New York. She
has lost her husband and seven children By
heart disease. o, Wednesday morning she
lett he: Only remaining child, little girl of
eleven, at homo while she wont cut for few
minutes. and Oh returning found her q corpse.
Ez:Gov. Richard Wallaoh is yiog critically
I'll ct his residence 10 Washington. Mr.. Wallach
Is q native of FairfsX county, Va, but went
to Washington OF very early age, and has re-
sided there continuously sioce. Himself and his
brothers, the late w. d. Walacb, editor of the
Star, aud tho late Msjr Obas. s. WaIIacb,
each Occupied prominent positiors Mr.. w.
was iavOrtc candidate Of tho old whig psrlv
tjr mayor, and although once defeated, at
a90thcr lime he attained tho position and filled
It to the satisfaction OF the community, Of
lato feeble health has confined him at home.
Tho grand jury at London. Ohio. has found
indictments against Mrs Martha Dorety az
her daughter, Mrs. Colzins. for tho murder
OF oamuei Armstrong, Mrs. g.. late husband
committed Two years ego. Henry Whitehead,
Hho was sent to the pcnitentsry for commits
ting b'gsmy 10 marrying Mrs. Dorety while
his first vile was living. made confession YES
tcctday that Mrs. Do7ety had stated to him that
She and her daughter murdered Armstrong bv
smothorlnR him with charcoal fumes, and that
after he vas dead Mrs. DJrety shot him 10 tho
head, to lad 10 tho belief that bis death had
bSc1 caused By drnnkon quarrel with boon
c9DpariODs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

The Washington correspondent of the Eich-
mond State has invented new nsmo for the
Mahonites. He calls them "independent dem.
ocrsts." Now where their democracy comes in,
considering the fact that they boldly ecknowl-
cage their Chief object TO be tha destruction Of
the democratic party in Virgins, it i, difficult.
a tall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
Burned to Death,

ALBANY. N. Y, Feb. IS -Yesterisy ,ha ~.
rcnts of three children named Shutter, res trr
at StephenVile nesr Coeymsn's, locked thr,
IN the house and went of to enjoy q visit with i
neighbor. While they were absent the chidreI
TO death >'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

Pauline Merritt. sister Of A|ic, Oates, tic
opera boufist, died in Clcciunatti yesterday.
She was an actress for several yeare, and W..
known as "Puss Merritt" She was marrladto
VIM. Il. Hayden, but he procured a divo;,r
from her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

Tho greatest eff:c, havo som stimes th:
smallest cause. Lille is constantly sacrificed b,
neglect of Coughs aud Colds, whea 25 c,u;
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup would sa5e
the sufferer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
Financial.

New York. Feb. 25.-Tho Posi-, in its :.
MAGICAL to day, says: During the first hour agi
halt OF business the Stock Exchange was
scene OF Wild excitement, and everything c,a-
neced Herewith was q. tho highest tecslo,.
Excited stock brokers bid Il per cant 70, ron
ey Tor ono days use, 10 additiuo 10 t PCT
cent per snnum. The nricss OF the Irai
ing stocks fell l to G! per cen; raIi.t
tai per c,n'; again deoluod l.3 per cent,
and. with frequent fluctuations, tho mark.
was extremely teverish. United States bora,
tell SIG and Railroad bonds !a33i per c,a'.
This state of things continued until sb %.
1880 o'clock, when news again oame th,.
the Treasury bad given relief. On inquiry
ct tho sub treasury, it was learned tia,
MIR. Sherman had at last done something
practicable and then as yesterday there VIZ a
sudden change 10 the whole situation end pherr
there had been sn arXcty to sell there WAS CT
eagerncss to buy. Since tie treasury begun, a
little before II o'clock. to pay out money 70. un
called and per cent. bonds the market Is
loss stringent and the rate is abou. per Gu,
plus Already 10 less than au hour he
treasury has paid out over 81, 750,0 900 IaTiul
money for and per cent. bonds prescu'Ot
U bonds ut the first board were down TO II ,
for tho tours, 11l3 4is, 100 for the 81 and 1904
the Gs. There has since been recovery 0, !:
4 L bonds early III the day fell ss6 per cent hu.
have since recovered ts23.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

The Duo de Mornys dtfoito. of polite
man is the hardest to realize of any ever givor.
"A polite man" said he, zig oue who listens
With interest to things he knows al. about
when they are told BY porson who knows
nothing about them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

TIE dir c:ors Of the Enterprise Clifton Fac:
tory at Augusta, Ca, have just declared q
dividend OF ten per can't. for the past yesr.
sfter passing handsome sum to tn, surplus
fund,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
Mr. GladstOnes Condition.

LoEDoE, Fob. f5.-Mr. Gladstone passed &
| comfortable night. In every respite; he ia doing
we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25
MARHIEID.

n, At Central Methodist Church, Bal!imora, q
Inc u! 2Id instant. by Rev. Mr.. Wisner, WIN,
SthLO N. Sim PSON, formerly Of Ale.,n'
ara, 70 Many q youngest daughter of John Y
Ma;sie of Baltimore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

| COMMON VERSION.
Matthew s: GLIB. Our
father which art in hesv-
IN. Hallowed be thy
came. Thy kingdom
come. Thy will be done
IN earth, rs 1t is in hesv.
On. Give US this day
our daily bread. And
forgive us our debts az
We forgive cur debtors,
md lead US not into
'emptation. lu. deliver
"a from evil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

The democrats hav, working M. )Iity 10 Il o
u. s. House OF Representatives,, and though
Vast mt JritY o! them receive ior a!tcudarcc
upon tho sessions ci that Ll0u'o iutl9itely mcle
money than thcY c)ud possibly mako in ally
their own Individual pleasure OF business, or 50
Intentionally untai!hiui TO their patty'5 trusts,
that they could not 10 IG&nc i 10 comn TO the
House yesterday aa: ugces,itntel an ell night :
absence. NIKE tho passage ct tho apporioa-
meut bill 90 impossibiIity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

REVISED VERSION.
Matthew 6: GLIB. gu,
ts!her which art in hesy.
en-. HaIlowed be thy
name. Thy kingdom
COME. Thy will be doae
as in heaven, 30 on earth
Give US This day our
daily bread And for-
give us our debts, as W,
also have forgiven oul
debtors. And lead u.
not into temptation, bu
deliver as from tho evil
one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

WHITAKER TIE. AT the Whitaker oour
marshal. yesterday, an iron bads!ead from Wes
Font was brought Toto the room aud placed il
root Of the officers composing tbs corrI, wber
Judge Advocate Gardner asked Lieut., Burnett
II no thought he could illustrate for the benefi
OF the ccu't the manner in which Whittake,
was Tied 10 tho beadstead. Lieut.. Burnett re-
tired t'r three or four minutep, and returaed IL
tie court room in his fatigue uniform, and nro
caoded 10 tic bluHslf 10 the manner in which
Whitaker vas found. Tho court, counsel and
spectators Witnessed tho operation with deer
lntercs'. Cadet Whitaker. who was about the
only person IN tho room who did not stand nm.
snilcd occasionally as the witness tied bimsejf'
Sealag himself on the edge cf the besdstead
L!eu!. Burnett first tied his ankles topothcr
with strips OF beltlur, tightly knottipg them to
secaro them to the rail OF tho beds,ead. and
rolled hlmselt to the floor. Witness then tied
his wrists together and wriggled himself 10 the
position 10 which Whitaker lay on the Glib Of
April. 10 answer to questions by Major Gard.
ner, no Indicated where the Indian club stood,
and showed how Whitaker :oou!d have cni
himself. Gov. Chamberlain then examined the
Witness at great length n regard to Whitaker 3
position when iJund (wituess still lying on the
ho.r) lie asked: Nov, Mr.. Burnett. ware
Whlttaker's feet exactly in The petition vonrs
are now p Answer, INC; Whittaksr's feat
were closer to the rail when tied them" Hcra
the general laughter Of everyone prcs,pt an =.
prIscd the witness of bis mistake, when he en-.
rooted himself by say.ng: His feet were o,osa ,
to tho rail when found him tied" The
Laughter continuing, the court rspped for ordar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

10 response to request from Mr.. Jor2crscn
TO rcorgan;Z, 90 q strict oDl straightouS rclub-
loan basis. the republicans OF Brunswick coun-
~, that IL. the negroes OF that county, publi.h
letter, in which they tell lin ttns they sra
oil hahoDl.es. As lar as can bo asccrtsinsd it
10 80 witt the negroes in oil the other counties
OF the State, and, if such be tho desire Of the
incoming administration, IS present appear
anccs iodicato they will canticuo to be so, end
if tho thirty cdl thousand white mao who
voted the MahOuite ticket lis: fall, uaito With
them, and vote the samu way ntX. November,
the State, With all its responsible trusts, will be
turned over to their hands and be made the toy
OF their Ignorance, cupidity a5d v;ciousncss.
Tue ninety tnou5aoa white Gca who voted tie
democratic ticket !ass year mus! 60 d9wo before
tho eighty thousand negroes and the thirty
thousand Msholills combined, ard when they
do 20 down ell the reel intc1cat5 of the Ststo
and OF every man Wloso welfare depends upon
her prosperity will 20 down with them. Vir-
g!nisns have only 10 90 back few years aud
read tho history OF any coc Of the Scu:hero
States whose affairs even temporarily were 10 the
control OF the ncg'ocs and the white men who
Wero allied with them, TO roaliZ, tho danger
from which, By standing shoulder to shoulder
tley have so fer escaped, and TO appreciate to
their iu extent the horrorg aud ruin 10 which
they will be Injected under The rulI Of the ur"
holy and unnatural earc, 10 whcl wo refer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-25

lee LoRD'sPRAYER REvIsED.-The changes
made IN the revised veraion of the New Test,,
men, IN the text of the Lords Prayer, have al.
ready been noted, but the following comparison
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

Th%~s AZ AE1 G1se : SsradA
nse AZ SIS cs11r-i pesRe n tAs StAi~
Gsz &C BE-4s<za1 5 = - SaFs- 81 The
Sa-ArA
Ths xkszs rssz.s5oa 4 SsFHsa Numbers
ZzA
HSSsnA NazaazA Is rrxE1-rg AE = BIS
Aa5snr asaz tAE ssKss1
Nzszs are SID - average = rer day Al
SzA-xs oz ngxszx. Dszrass ce1nc. oFsgen-
n B-z1zA Cs1zzssA hAsrs- are N greA;
-esu~ss s. railway verbs 2AN Esr are ad-
xs1ssas 81 AZ s. y - 81 = psr dAx.
he Dazzs- L Es 6-11ss kRiEsadis noS
cnzy3ss.s within 5 z2ss < 6G1zlsaa CITY.
4 S-x - 0-urlHA Ca. destroyed sA-eo
Ee-1h Il TrESrE
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

The people Of EuuskA. and espeG-
ally is newspapers. seen jnS noE 10
be on the xool g repentenoe- znd de-
voting a. their energies % the diseus-
sion Of religions topics Trinity CT
no Trinity i the absorbing question
thai = shaking the foundation q The
Bzse Rance social and relig ous zoric
Four columns ; dzy Is being al>bed
up on this sublec1 BY the SsuiiDsl and
Leader. and al profzne Subjects are
discarded from ihsir columns We
hope good nav rome ouI C TINS move
meaL fer i there 3 community On
the face q this ro1Bd Eobe that
need q supply Of saving grace
II that n people Wake en- sp,
MessrS Sentinel and Lz3er. and Ne
outsiders vii poi grulnbie 81 your
stint quantity q genera. Dezs and
prozans Literature
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

]. S. Sellers. a carpenter, vas drowned in
the Truckee at Reno, while putting a pier un-
der Mayberry's bridge, on the SOih.
The people of Carson have just now aa at
tack Of the Wood River fever, which carries
of from three to six men per day.
There is now on hand in the State Treasury
S72.SJ7 50 in coin; $685. rs in vouchers not
yet returned to the Controller. and $3.50, 200 in
securities.
Sinalo. Mexico, is promising minging
ground. 1t is said that there are 400 mines
opened there. and fifty reduction works.i
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

We know Of no rsesoa Why 1he
Gold Hill News the Austin kSESaAS
aad the White Pine NExs canDos BE
held responible IN The Ceors for their
persistent stacks On the Sev4A BE-
nexolen. Association. which Eceary
libelous. The directors q The ASSo-
citation are men OF concsie3 integrity.
and deserve fair treatment n the
hands ofihe press. whether certain cd
itors are S~ofn6afzziei Wuh sock spec
ulafions - 70 VisE any oher t1T1s d
fortune with a sinister eFe OF 1o[-
Carson Times
Perhaps !. xonl6 be vel 70 6rS IN
stifuie a sun against tbs trainers q
the Constitution q Nevz1A-A1s11E
Reyelle.
Vel, nov, Mr.. Tines. while yO1
are in the indiaing linz, il might
be as well 10 cal up the members Of
the Legislature, whO passed the lot
tery ball, and the Governor who sign
ed it-ofoS sworn . defend and
support the Constitution q Ihis safe
and indie. them for violation Ct sheIT
ofhcial tr1sz- As for The ~uen OF
decided integrity" We know noahIng
about theE, except thai they Az en-
gagged in = scheme which the 1Gnds-
mental law Of Nevada declares % d
unlawful, and which 10 legislative
acs and executive Sanction can legal
lie. Go ahead with year ind4ctlHs
business.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09
Cruel Guardians

The Carson papers are agiiated over
the cruel treatment children are re-
ceiving at the Orphans Home in that
place. II half the truth il told by the
unfortunate c~hildren-and the facts
go TO prove that it is all truth-tbe in
hannah monsters who have charge Of
that institution. should be inside the
walls OF the State Prison and receive
a little Of their w medicine
from fifty 70 one hundred lashes per
day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

THE Daily Nevada State Journal,
Reno, c. c. Powning editor and pro
prietor, has entered upon its fifteenth
volume and eighth year of its exis-
tence- II is one of our most valued
exchanges and deserves well of the
people of Washoe comfy. May it live
long and prosper.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

sSLuIlber furnished from the Clipper saw
mill At short notice.
O. speeiAl attention given to and best prices
paid for country produce.
sTGoods delivered free In any part OF the
District. iani
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

Major Dennis. n the Tines Review.
gess on the following. n tie expense
Of Congressman CASSIDY.
II cheek viii czrry q man through.
Cassidy VII gef along n Washington
one night. 3 few weeks ago, While
Paving poker in 3 sleeping "a On the
c. p. r. p. > fai cd gentleman n 10
adjoining section . the card qGzr1esss
commenced snoring Our Congress
man elect Immediately senf for The
conductor and requested that the na-
sal vocalist be put ri Of the car, a.
be WAS annoying The poker game.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

or the soth nit. Judge Sullivan de-
cided one Of the numerous suits
brought by Burke against the Bonan-
m Firm, in favor OF the former. It
Il estimated that the amount Of money
Flood, ct. al. will be called upon to
pay over will be between $500, 900 and
5000, 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09
Mauuo.

L CAe<-F Cr-ek- a. 10 resles7ee ID. Il
g.asnx As-1 tn - szssee Lander. Hon.
= Z 6-1x &c Miss trace S<Tzrode Sol1nS
TAcauzasEnE tAs Rssrs zszscs EAsa ooun-
Hl szTEsy e EsArkE,g champagne. vita
1ks usuYznszz e NJ Ho1 Ma O D. Grey,
xhsrh fha SFvx f<s@ drAzk 10 tAs health.
karrsnszs All prosperity e me nesiy mar
red r1z5sa
u 0S-sxaA MG-eA "a 1S1- By c farzhan.
zzzr-< Z ne seA-e- GsA u Blair = Miss
Mar A z1zbErzsaz
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

THE Board Of Aldermen of Virginia
City has passed an ordnance prohibil-
ing the sale Of oleomargerine under
the name of butter. The penalty is .
ane Of not less than 500.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09
As a preliminary sep 70 war Agzinsi

As . preliminary step 70 war against
polygsmy, a bin viii be introduced
into the next Congress 70 change the
form - government in Utah Il l.
Pre- posed TO place the administration
o. affairs in the hands Of seven Com
nissioners, "a be appoiutentsd by the
President, and 10 continue in sf5ee
during his pleasure. Il Is thought
the evil can be checked in this way
nor readily than under The existing
form. A law DISTINGUISHING polyga-
mists, male or female, viii also be
passed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09

A cordial invitation is extended to nom.
bers VI n~eighboring Lodges and the public
generally.
The Association will spare neither pains
nor expense TO max the forthcoming Ball
one Of the grandest affairs that has ever taken
place in Eastern Nevada.
The music, which will be frst-clsss, will be-
under the direction Of Pref. Griswold.
The supper will be gotten up under the
supervision Of I. A. Parker. and will be- ali
that the most fastidious epicurean could
desire.
The several Committees will see that tho
best order is maintained, and guests flrn;sbs
I'd every facility for q pleasant evenings on
t~ertainment.
SO. We will have ample room and welcome
for all in the New Hall.
CHERRY CREEK l. o. O. T, ASSOCIATION.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-09
LIME mi M l

WE HAVE JUST BURNED A TIN
w ton kiln of Lime Of the finest quaily.
which il now ready for market. This nno
is offered for sale in quantities to suit pu'-
chaser. wil
Orders left at Shine 4 Madden's Saloon VIZ
DO promptly hlled. oocop
mrl2-td AHERN COOOhAN
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-02-26

The sixth annual commence
ment of the Medical and Dental
departments of the University of
Tennessee and Nashville Medical
College was held Tuesday evenin g,
at Masonic Theater, Nashville, in
the presence Of a vast audience Of
ladies' and gentlemen. There were
Seventy-six graduates from the
Medical and Dental Colleges. DIR
j. K. P. Rucker, Of this county, was
one Of the graduates Of the Medical
Department, upon whom diploms
was conferred, and to whom we re
turn our acknowledgements FOR ar
invitation to the commencement
exercises.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-02-26

The rumor published by US last
week of "the sad mental affection
of Mr.. George Murphy, necessita'
ting his confinement in the Insane
Asylum Of Texas" turns out to be
wholly unfounded. Mr.. Oscar
Price, of this place, has just re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. Murphy
himself, from Waco, Texas, dated
on the 10Th inst, when he was in
the full possession Of all his men
tai faculties.