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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
l.
30 BROADWAY, NEW-Yo Sept 16, 1881.
Proposals In duplicate sealed and Endorsed on envelope
Proposals Coal" will received this ofco until IL
O'clock september 1881 for the following snppes Of the
der, free OF expense, at the Navy Yard, New York;
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
600 tons, 2,240 bs ton, Laekawspna broken coal
80 TONS 2,240 TBS ptr ton Lackawanna egg coal
% tons, 2,2i0 lbs per Lackawanna stove coal
TO be equal Ia the best quality of Laekawanna Valley Coal
delivered clean and dirt carts furnished by the
Government and weighed on Navy Yard scales.
The right reserved To reject all bids that may
be deemed advantageous O the Government.
Two responsible sureties required tor the prompt and faith
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Blank lie furnished nj this Office.
Bids properly signed and certified win con
sderod. THOMAS n, CASWELI,
u, 4, NAVY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
ENTERPRISE WESr or me MISSOURI

SoUTH PUEBLO, Col, Sept. 1.-THE first
biast furnace west of the Missouri, which was lighted
here ie" days ago, s turning regularly and easily
hIy-Iour tons of pigs day The superintendent prom
lbee Iuh "I tlShll tons day next week. An the coal
ana IRON Hcd s mined In this state and The iron made is
on the st quality. The officers of the Colorado Coal
iron company say they VIII turn out BcssCmcr steel
fhH IN December thus saving Thousand miles carriage
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NO "HAZEL KIRKED AT DANBIrpy

Judge Brown, yesterday, made an order in the
united States Circuit Court restraining steele Mnckaye,
Thomas r. Morris and others from producing the play of
Hazel krke AZ Danbugy. Connecticut where it is adj
verified to he presented tomorrow night. The order il
made a the instance of Marshall H. Mallory who claims
ihAt although the play written by Mr.. Mackayc
~ tne lerihh o partnership agreement, HIS property.
SUIT has been brought Tor permanent Injunction
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REAL ESTATE.

RECORDED lEAL ESrArs raANSF1as
NFW-YORy gIyy

RECORDED GEAL ESrAr.s rRANSFzas
NEw-YORX CRY
Mepp.e-st eor II " Of CourtIandtave. 2OxiO0 "
o., 90, o'eiiih ana wife TO A Ferguson ........ $50
'" o, ~ cor OF 3@dst, 2i.Gx8t, Kcogh to u
Goe MgSgh- ;... 255Oo
- -'"'"1O" =" hitNshr
A'',st, n s. E2i3 e " OF SHAVE, 5uxl 90: G cal
Mejr9,s egr aga G husband to 9 Shepherd .... 1880
f2sdst an .N WE to Frees ;...,......., 5000
l2ot.sto ssncsney. $3.50
9oth'st ms 70 o g Sehmer 1850
4tlaye " ing 70 D pevenny .-:..-......... 1000
Taylo IreV ana nband to fgan 24o0O
7stSst n IS ~ = Wpif and %lfe ...:...--. 1lGO
ZN2f ttcof ftlIaVe IG,SXIOOlI. w
14tIl.st n = 9oi ~ y 70 l. MOT 1870
IaNIel Ii i .............. 80. 10000
11th.st. n 1450O
A - rsx' ! ION25 w B Chamberlain and wife 10
'0'rSj, n = l9i e of lstave 75xI022; George w
princaS Su VIC to- M Levy and another 1OOy5
toI st. no 2li Mary Dooly another To N ~
I29th,.tmrsr IA 10, - 80, ,.-.,..,. 1900
- NIiVehah To a Hessels. .............-.... 547
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REDLRPIIDN or BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Up to tho close of
business to-day there had received ut the Treasury
Department for redemption So, 500 900 b per
pom bonds under the 1884 call and gl672l45O 8 per
cent regiStered bonds under the l0lth cali
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oitn propcrt1 90 Fer.


4 DNEE1ISI MENTS FOR THE NEW
- NOLN TRIBUNE WILL ~. RECEIVED AT THE
lFIuWN OFFICES 40. l,23S Broadway. Thirty
NO 81 East lourt' conner tE'ou square, 100 Third
ave- COZ Der Forty a.; at the HARLEM OFFlCES
Nos luul and 100 Ihul ave. one huAdEo and
twenty hithet. up TO . p M II regular 1aice ISteA
CORNER basement 10 let; rent. $50 Also
Wukcr.st.
HANDSOME story Brick Houses Finished
~ the best manner. win al conyencnces beautiful
nome: rent 5000 ilcndcTson.p'Cc Last SGth-st j.
EDGAR LEATCkAFr, I.5If Broalway.
's'O LET for the winter or 0ugcr-A fulIv
q furnished house at Audubon Park, l5Jta ST., with
2 acres az lawn stable Crotou
the adv ahS OF CIT ald country convenient 20 Elevated
BrohtNav
ENHREE-STORY and basement, brown stone,
a caDuct hui ,hc1 select nel siiboriood. CHARLES
h'hIthAEl, I@O Broadway.
w FSTERLY.-
w 1hc Hat building. Nps. lO3 To- West 5ithst
II hillstr and VIII
~. The nst dat each contain u All the
Hats contain 30 other
pid 10 plumbing which tl4 OIL hctu done BY days
Al rooms have outside Windows, except bath.
i.our, winch Ventilated ~ Ia w,. The jaHur
SHOW r,bc nat building
ssion tor further particulars apply H. II DLOW
& Co, rincr, or I"o Broadway, or TO W. IL L. LEE, 20
NaasNu-.i, =. \.
I sE'RS BROADWAY.-Part of store to let
'-~'PD Tor fancy business, insurance, sc.
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Gin jJroucrlp U)anie0.

4 HOUSE WANTED. Householder going
"a south fr the winter nl} pnd desirable enants II they
have hput. choice location shave.
private family OF Adults wiling Ia pay good price rcer,nces
exchanged, Address SPiN CEl roOm JJ, DrcNcl building.
hHWbr tt-., 5OAloO foot fof cash customer.
Nl LAND & WulilHG, l2l Nt,saAsL
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Gltn Re1l Gslale Tor Sale.

tEEkMAN-ST., near Gold.-Five-s story sub
~ stanti marble building sale; an ut
to LAND * WiiHrlHG, l2l Nassatst
NOR SALE.-1he four-story stores, 16 Cliff
ana 2fl Pearl-ss, between John. SITS;
lVo feet Apply to GEORGE q. SAMPSON g. PinesL
4 OCATlON UNSURPASSED.-The houses on
a. are elegant cheap and convenient by
osiase '2h-st station. Experts said
ciLsets est they ever saw built tO sell"
eose sure 10 Duy inquire OF A. .. ROWE. Az W. 73dst
1bLiVER-SI LOT for sale; price, 5000.
~ rutland d WHITING, l2l NassaIisG
''SEElNG Is BELIEVING.n
con for Sio o0s Intending all carpets shades window
iees ouehers anu gas hxtures oA4 18Th IL he
he ars nigh stoop stone private awSng IN
es dining room and Kitchen palor three rooms
uecpi moor, saloon syle
hot and cold rear ali ceilings caseiy
coed All walls hung with richest papers every spot
IouBhnut IN apple pie" order; Terms
easy possessoni only by permit SAM Ell
kllPATk1Ch, 300 3d.ave. y
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Dipi0cn0 Notices.

orncE rrn sro@doSr SILVER MNlyG CovPAvY !
&As-ap-sr.. con. WALL, NEU-YoRN. slit -, 1881.
DIVIDEND No. The Board Of Trustees
FlYECE%rs \ SHARE pay able the rstduy October
oc T@S transfer OOo VIII III q '9e '9 T 9n& E.Ggsn
john Il. BormweLr, secretary
o'rs s "a gls IKE H Naa4 SAS 4 1aD e Gsr
DLY DIVIDEND OF rHIWrY GEMS PER- HARE has
Ter ascat WIS., ryso & o. 81 Broadway on The 3Gtn
m. PARSONS, Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE %g me Jo S,s . MrNISg c2mASyY,
htVlDEND No 1.-The JOCtlSIIfA MIN
1853 bonn "a has m Day @ pfE IDN of of
rransfcr hooks close on the 2lth inst,
ASs %E S' this f'4& S fS%G2D{ as cash
OFFICE Dq Z. Mp sIogS CRY RNLgoAp co%rsm}
MOTICE.-A SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
~ THREE PER CENT has this day hecu declared upon
next at e once Of ayG Ssa r tom o. 81
Wiamst New.York to stockholders record clos
The transfer books viii be closed the 3Oh inst,
WV ''' VI J. Il. DUMoNT, Treasurer
EAST TENNESSEE vmersrA ASp GEoneA RfI ~ oar coz
E'HREE (3) per cent will be paid October I ;,
1881 upon all of the Income Bonds Of this Company out
%%stESpoHtan Es%$qTS Per order Of
VNHE TIP TOP SILVER MINING COM
Il PANY has declared dividend No. 3 Of TWENTY 600
sNs per share on & 3Sf co6 MT transfer
stock r ,;g stored n New TD S ,.,
'''''' '''N' ''''' vi '' -'" PHILIP W; HOLMES.
Now-York, September IA, 1881. IL wail.st
nvE EH%. 9 s5aH H ssss. &C. cG }sss,
vENHE BOARD of TRUSTEES of this COM
-, peny have declared DIVIDEND 90 10 Of FIVE
ns Once GsS a e RsSS' 50 20 at
The transfer books Will be closed on the 18th ns aud
HENRY X. McHARG, Treasurer
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

be made the pretext by the lawyers of tae convicted robbsr, for . motion 10 set the verdict of the jury aside. They ailege that the governors at tendance upon the court with posss. had ths effect of prejudicing the jury in the case.
 The paper from which ws gather this item also states that, if the st tornsys make the above charge, it will place the governor in a peculiar position, snd eae in which he will be liable ls indictment snd impesch. neRt for malfsasance in office, asd that the attorneys, if they make the motion, will bs liable to indietmen; for perjury, if the notion is not sIs- tained. In dilemma of this kind we would most .ssuredly select the horn allotted to tho governor. But we warrant that it will never come to So serious pass. These attorneys are sharp fellows, and will make q bold show, but when it comes to ta- king risk of that nature, 1t will hs seen that they consider it ert of the liRs Of their business.
 The Missouri legislature we pre- sune, would give but little attention to charges against her governor for his activity in the Glendale robbery -xs lItsle ss we expect would se gireR 10 sseh charges against our own governor for the game line Of conduct. Nay. 1t is not such S. this that the people complain of. The governors gre safe uRtil somethisg more serious than this is alledssd sgaiast them. Let the people bs the judgss, and oommsnd.tion will ss the award for all such official SC tioas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

For the iadiserimin2te use oi adjscsives and promiseaous hQrl. ing of cksrses, we hand the palm over without s word 10 Johnson ot the True Democrat II he had to eusry appropriate facts for 6 foua. dsiioa to the matter in one issue oi his paper, ws think he would be iu o&d TOW for stumps for the follow, Ing six months. He must have been, if no5 cross eyed, crossed iu his wits, when ia the same breath he warned tho people to beware et ths republican leaders Snd the Gs- xst;s- As, if between these parties anything ln politics eoald sxis, iE coExon.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

urday looking ss happy as you please. and reports everything nov ing sn right side up in his section. They Aave been for some time past engaged in well boring in Valley and Morsland townships and are doing \ very successful business They have upto this lime sunk l9 wells at an average deph of about 3T feet, and have not failed in any In- stance to get water in abundance. Any one wishing to have well bor- ] cd would de well se consult with the Mir. Bowdea's-they are men oi the right sGripe. and are fully prepared to do work in that line. They sank 90 feet, and S7 feet of the distance was through Tock take no chances of pig in poke. Their wells are guarantsed-no water no pay.
 Mr. J. W. Johnsen, the drug man. has purchased the drug store proper ty and the vacant lot adjoining the same on the North West corner of block L, frem Dr. A. H. Scott, of Little Rock, consideration. $500. Mir. Johnson purposes buildisg re- sidsncs on the vacant lot right away. ii. said the same property could have been bought two years age for s600. That is property look ing up in town with g witness. Other improvements of substantial nature gre on foot Mir. Green Hick. is having lambsr placed or the ground for nsw residence in West Dover. Mir Clark Bonds has pur- chased three acres Of land in the old field South East of the College. with visk to building conveniently to the school Also Prof. Pessles is talking of having arssidencs pat up fer permanent location at this place. Alss the town council, with s1 eye ta business, is moving up handsomely in the matter of i'm proving the streets and side walks, and the work has been going on for the past week ia 2 manner that speaks for itself. under the super vision of Mir. R. B. Hogins as street csm missioner, and learn the work will Dc continued until all the streets and highways inside of the ineor- povated limits will 5e put in frst- class order IL Is badly needed and the presumption is sse work will bs done. Dover is coming out of the kinks and don't you forget il.
 SCRAP.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20
A CoMMENDABLE ACT.

Whsz tas train robbery occurred oE ;hs Iron MOustxin R&il7ssS. Gov, ChD0chjl repaired Immediately to ihs place to si3 both by ais wisde-
 and power in ths oaptaCs Of The rob bsrs Notwithstanding itjsths Gov, e-zor's sso-a duty se see that the la-s are f2ilstully executed
 SE5 is give personal s2ps-- ris.a7. wAez that is zs
 sssSsry, to have it done, yet when Govsrso- CAureAil- buvzjak vlth Es2. to v.aiisSss the good e1=s q GAt great siats over Ehsck ht pVs, ssSss, 2-i 10 w:Ps f-aE her sscuteA- eoz ths sixia Q! soeh aE at-oeis1s &c- makes haste to ths scene o< x>i ioa fs give 5i7etsio- so ths s=srt. Gst isrga fo- iAs espl1rs ofths rsb- osr& i-s-s are so1z5 iAoss wAs gre ready ,s s-5lic5ss Aiz and ziscez srat his E,toz- We kaoE u .s SlScz.t fo5 sz oGSs.r. be he k5xa e .o-. i2 tAs vtEo.os. discharge Q! his 5uly, to escape criussz, Bat h ta.s zatts-. re 3soksi fo- ths mai versa p,R1ist e ~~eI do2e~ szd os1s3 see 70 rooz to. aav oiAss
 Is corresponds ~s,A ozr Hos3ez ex- ast-y ot A Eve sRa sterling Esvs-nos to see ki2 givs d-rscs ps-toAal ss- isztsoz Ss matters et sais k5o6 Iz tA5 cosrsc5<oa, ~s oRs Slse -sasie1 t@s saci tskt Gsvt-1sr Cristsu5ea. ot Nissog-s. for as sss.a &z6 r5gOF- GUS set5o2 n ACEurs 6ova sAs ssesa3rsls who psrE,ss-Kss5 tAs Glsz- 3sls rosAs-y, n that st4ss, is ass ths E1a5S of sasrp criticism Evsz his p0sssEos Iz tAs ooz-t -Soz as Ia dspsE9sees. wAs-s one of tas rss, etrs ~ss tTsrS and ca-Y5cte5. is tr
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

The Sunday issue ot the Little Rock Gazette has been enlarged to 64 columns and the form changed 10 quayte. The pluck oi Mir, Dean Adams, the energetic proprietor, is making the Gazette bright lumin- sry ia the constellation ot southern newspapers. Ths Gazette under its present management has made long and rapid strides toward joarn2lis- tic perfection. Cnboanded success tc il.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20
ATT'Y-GEN. MOORE ON THE
 NEWTON BOND SUIT.

Certain strictures made by one or ino papers concerning the nen- action ef Attorney General Moore in reference 10 the collection of the bal sRcs due the state on account ef The Newtoa bond shit has drawn from that gentleman letter addressed to the Little Rock Democrat, ia winch the present status of the ease is gir- sn. The Attorney General states that the suit oa the Newton bond Ess begun sad carried through the sugrsGs court before hs was elected AttorRey General, and was not on the docket of aly of the courts when hs took charge Of the office. T.e legislature of 1879 granted $ stay Of proceedings, fixing the amount das ia currency and allow ing half 10 De paid ia one zaS half n i've years The sun Of S6550. oreE fourth sf ihe anoaat due, has been paid. Observing 10 apparent dispssjilsa oa the part Q; the dsfsz- dsans to make farther payments or efforts 10 settle, hs has recently n- ken steps to proceed with the caEEe, xad has fled the maDdxts of the su- pTsne court iE th. Pnlsski circuit court He admits shxi this might have bses done 2; any tine since he came into e13es. hut ia the lidst of other pressing public duties il sxs ros attended to. Th. Attorney General os2sl0ies sy sssariag the people of sAs state thz, their inter esq have nO, besa prejadiced. and the delay shall aSs bs prO;z.cisd one asy longer than Gay De absolutely necessary
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

--CAarlss J. GEiss4o. ;hs z1. 6srs- ot iAs lass VrsSsdeai w&s ts-- 1&.ly &rvai s1ed iz coa-, xi WAsA- instoE EElday. and entered IAe pea ef no; soi.g, Ills coazss. sab EltssS &2 &111Gv.s Esc3lsaE thai be sldss iAs pesass st .xu ia2l nay es made, tAs dstszss w5.. oo1sssl q t~re pS.EIs isnzi:y, and th4 .as wounds were aoi EscsssSrl.y zloyss-. TAs 6sslsoz of tAe co1rss are asAiasi tAs .sstsr posEt bat tAs average 5G-r1ER csH bs rsss,,y con v42eed tAAia murderer is iss&as, ns!szsaats sasGst. sxpecls ta prove Insanity hy ias isslmo2y oi Ps-soas wbo eavs lozg kaowa hs1 GR6 bY medical experts Rs states tAA1 ss $ CGiazjGAr wsth er.Esax. practice. and Ssss aot fee. co2pslssl @ undertake sas 6ssssss Es a&s applied .0 ss'ega. 6.suas asa5shed al te-zsvA 2a dsS..1ei to &cs as iss T,ls0ssgt ca2sssA Ea-tAtt tus wxs &sks1 kat Ja6ss Csx tTsS No vsEshs- 5;A fo. t-lE-, AEa lHfo-ZtS Gasssaa'S cs1REs. taRt st ss cs2.a not oeA-z sSlI.asts-y eoe2ssA tAs co2-z wo-l3 ass gE oc-zps,sEl txss txzss f~oE tks ls-. hsr
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20
Opening of the State Fair.

The state fair opezed with x vim. The sISsnd21es ~xs very large. nsi less than 5000 psrsozs being oa ths groGn2 5stvesa sEs hours of II & R. and 6 D. IF. The display was most creS.1Sb.s ic- Frs; d&y, x1d additions vi. bs cozsi2ziy made. The inter s;2is military dgill attract cd great ailsRtioE. and proved, o, coaVse, THE event of the day. II wi1 be 6nlshed this morning. soon after w1ica the coasesf for tAe prize for Inc best drilled military com pSEy B sas state gil bsslr-
 The otSesrs of sse Ssk.s Far 2. soci&iioR 5sss-vs pabic cozg-stzls lion cPoa The york they k.rs per formed WltAia ssw Es1th. they 2Kve o1sxalzsd. purchased tAs Es- esssKrT grop1GI Ks6 erected al ori.5.1sT req 1lrss Tor the crssszs. Mere bs&u;lf1l e better located groDzds could 1o2 have been rssz5. and tAs various str8c.sres are 1rss c.Ess n every WAY. TAs thO-sGgh- zsss cf ths assoc lks5o2' 1zho-s w1s tee szh5ee1 Of general remark among the V5s3tOHs yesterday. TAs eoz- zoE sx77ssslos wzS tasI iAe &sSe ciEt5as having vel performed SIS dut3ss l1 providing suok spssaiiS far ETo2-5s &Rd erecting thereon sGcA .&rEs and EGbst&zt5E oui2dizEs Il remains for tAs respls of ihs sl1is zass Interested ia these Eaties ts e0zs forward &16 assist m rs1dsr laE tas AskxnS1s state far tAs great SszC1l sxp1s -G5a2 oE tAs sszEAwssi. --S&xeE5s
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20
CAGLESyILLE ITEMS.

k4ttcW k2sssllrl4ls NeTnocrhs
 According to previous nctice the citizens of this place assembled at the sehoslhouse, on Friday evening. the lsth inst. for the purpose o, holding school meeting. The house was called to order bv W ". Brea- shear, who in short speech briefly stated the object of the meeting. He was followed by II. L. Brigham, ST., who in short shssch showed COZ elusively what VIC did. and didn't want He wAs followed by several others. after which the meeting sd- iouFned sine 3is. The object of the meeting was to see if x majority of the voters wss Tn favor sf having & five months school st this place the coming winter; and also to arrange some suitable plan so ss to finish building the scheol house. IL Nss unanimously agreed that we should have s five months school. and that work should begin oa the house at once. The directors will at once en- pioy some competent teacher to teach ths school. Teachers out Of employment should make 10 delay ID making application 10 the directors for the above school
 This is step in the right direct ion. When VIC see school houses go ing up on every side, then we msy look fer education to advance and crime cease 10 bs the everyday cry, ss it is now, snd not until then
 W.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

The election ot Senator DSrii Davis by the republicans to super csde Senator BSysrd, Ss President pro tsza. of the Senate, sets $ very had precedent, and new s change win ee unsuitable 2s oftel &s the ma ioaty changes. The two parties are almost equally divided and gre likely io remain So fer saIas time io come. When the democrat. have 2 majority. the democracy ai large Elll demand s2 immediate change, and the sezSss vonli De Justified iz msk. ing one, no, oslv Of the chairman. ship, but st xll the committees, off ess, and, in short, e svsFythiag i; eoatra.s
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20
DOVER DOTS.
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a L4A4RksEe &ASSt44FAa-E AEcE2oEE%N Health continue. io bs goed in Dover.
 County clerk ". J. Reynolds s7d sheriff Hsgias are o1 for the state ! fair.
 Judge B.yliss is ssxia uPoR his feet xfter confinement ts his room fer several weeks.
 5 Esq. kirchof will have his resi- dencs FsPSiGsed sSsn. Mr. Tom ClsndsniBg has the contract bat sap { pose he rill moi begin until after the Y0Fkto-a csaseaixl.
 Capt P. J Rollov rode into town Saturday sisa 2 fine vscison. The Capt will de 10 depend on for uesi- ss well Ss otherwise He hxs made seven shots this season and brsoskt home seven deer.
 Luck IS s fortune. bat shena fsl- lsv living in village town works A2r6 al ssek and then hires | horse su3 suggr xRd goes 10 ths CITY te see has birdie and her absent it IA l0si fSo bad
 \ boot and shoe shop sst up by ME. J. \. Thomas is among The latest . Improvements Tn Dover. Ar. TaoD- Ss is oTlglHaly from Psnasylys1ia sEd represents himself ks being boss ' of the trade aad vszad sxy that he Aas esrsaIniv strook the riEA; place for hosiEess is his lics The public will find II ts their interest oGrzng ;As fall sad winter 1oE;hs to take s3v&aiSgs ef ihs cheap rates offered and thereby keep year money kt home and .is0 yoa will encourage aad b0il3 ug ials much needed sa- isTpriss-
 Iae frz of B. r. B1ylits 4 G. have recently tarnished shsir bssi- 1ess soase wIih z kx16soEs zsv s,ts. ms1ufsc;1rs3 hT =. Y H&lli- day, sf s. LoUis IL is 1A o. K win bsrgsr proof s..aes1s1; Esd iE will 1ol 0s necessxTy to tackle lI wjlA & LxzExr and cokl chiss. EE -Ss tAs case witA The old one e gks lzxt roun1 male
 O.3 Mr- Sa&zkls. citizen of 2 : P.nty. WAS toz1d dead 5y the read si3s sz Sxtard4y lSsi near M-. John MtsssEs. Mr- Shxzkls hx3 been iz rs-y e&6 health GSr sozs uEs. and als s&25sz 6sGfh ~xs zoi aliaSeihsr uzex 9gcsx5. He had lssi hOzs Ia ths z5ra5zg os hn-ss back and Ax5 been &tEo seTerxl he1rs when soEai The uno1est WAS held over six body sF C0rozsT Grant Gz1 wks supposed isxI hs died with sozetAisE liks AstAzE CT heart disease, which vas bro1shi oz from working h had ST S26eF The gvOH2d
 Ekvs been sElAs-IEe3 ta skv that !. good doctor is wasted .o aocxiS ia tAs vicinity of SUCK pos1aeSoe, ea Bsg Pl2ey. st a7os- And ~oal5 SAT sA2i I have been info~Eed by C4sa Joe H~w&rd shxs Dr l. M Jennings wAo txs been dong ne practice sa tAxt Y1r1 ior some tune 8s EoiEg 50 lEzEe, &za some 0zs wa0 Es 12s ail iz tAxg cspEcsty ls TssE.sciEa allv ' asked s9 come forward And just here ! r0zl3 further sxF from Zy owz per ss2El k1SxiSaEs 0f lAs p@spse G2S soe1i2as ol t1s e0zzsET that 1as &aoTs paint ~Ola5 hs x EsFy 6ssirkhlt 30.ez Lea sOg Docs0rs especially sa, Gsg 2 Yoz1g ExK wh0 wNEl1 sE51y A1 S. tSrs and rCEsE1rSG &ss, and weu23 command IAs practice af qH5l< 8 n9Ea asr cf vel so 5a c5tizSzs ss sA.l E pxFs of EAs cazz1Fv
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-10-20

It is reported that the late con fsdersey ha. g., ,0oo, 600 in gold on deposit in the bank Of E -lSnd.- The money was placed there in 1865. This may account for the recent de msad for eonfedesats bonds, by which il it expected the gold can be obtained. S2,50 per Slo0o is the marketable value of eonfedsrats bonds.