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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

ID 1881, under All execution from the Circuit
Court of Shelby county. Tennessee, on a iudg-
ment rendered May 10th, 1880, in favor OF
HILL Fentaine a. Co., ~againss Peter Mitchell,
Tor SO2l.6o, and court costa, s. s., l will, on
Friday, May 9Th, 1881,
during legal hours. in front Of the courthouse
door OF said county, in the Taxing District of
Shelby county, sell for cash the tracts Of land
so levied on and described rs follows, viz:
That certain tract { land, being = part Of
grant No. ID, SSi from the State Of Tennessee
10 VIM Person for 1850 acres, aud said tract
containing los to us acres, and bounded as
follows: On the south byNOncOnnah creek; on
the west by the Mississippi 4 Tennessee rail-
road TIA k; ON the north by tho land OfW, p.
Mitchell and Richard J. Persons, and on tho
east by the lands Of Richard J. Persons, being
in the northeast corner of said 1879 acre grant.
Also another piece OF parcel Of land lying on
the wet OF the above described tract Of 1C5 to
lbs acres, and Immediately adjoining thereto,
being divided therefrOm BY said railroad track
and bounded on tho south by NOnconnah
creek; on the west by Born Lake road; on the
north by the lands of W. p. Mitchell; and on
the east by the track of aidrailrOad, and con-
tanning about l65 acres.
Al o another tract of land lying west Of the
last above mentioned tract, and adjoining
thereto, and divided therefrom by the Horn
Lake road, being bounded on the south BY
Nonconnah creek; on the west by lands of W.
p. Mitchell and Mrs. Wildberger, the west
line of ,aid tract being the west line of said
1850 acre grant, and bounded on the north by
lands ofW. P. Mitchell, said north line being
also the north line Of said grant, containing
II acres, more or less, and being the nOrihW est
corner Of said grant as shown in deed dated
January 4th, 1874, and recorded IN the Regis
ter's office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
book SO, page 1903.
Also lot No. 2, being in northwest corner Of
fractional section 4, township l, range s, west,
in the Uhirkasaw survey, and containing 10
acres, more or less.
Also lot No. u, containing s 57.10O acres,
and lot No, 10, containing 10 2S 100 acres. Of
Peter Mitchslls subdivision Of lots / and 4,
township !, range s, west, Chiekasaw survey
as shown on plat Q. subdivision in plat book
|, page 20.
This the I'd day Of May, 1881.
p. R. ATHY.
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
D.. M n nsNeTnw N < z n.
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LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNEl
FIFTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS L,
at New Orleans, Tuesday, May 10,
lS6l-l32nd Monthly Drawing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

or NJ. A. Dauphin, ct
Ne. 8l9 Broadway, New York,
or ID. L. Gillespie,
No,6 West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management of
Gems. G. I. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
wks59
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COTTON BXOHANeE QUOTATIONS..
STANDARD Intern ational ClaEJi60at'r
NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT

Stains-LOw ordinary, 514c; ordinary Be-;
good ordinary. nc; low middling, Sc; mid
ding, SIC.
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*MondGy, Wednesday and Friday.
tDaily.
MONDAY, Thursday and Saturday.
Sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Tuesday and Friday.
"Wednesday and Saturday,
0Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday:
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RAILROAD I M TABLES.
Memphis ana OharIestOn.

LEAVE. ARRIvH.
City time) - -
Mail and Express, daily III. SO pm. 11.l5 am
Fast Mail Il Exp'ss,d'ly 100 am. $50 pm
Somerville Accom'dat'n
daily (exoept SundEy).. 40 pm. 500 am
mtsslsaippi and tennessee.
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LEAVE. ARRIVE.
New Orleans Mail, daily l2.SO pm. TO- am
pardis Accommodation,
daily Except Sunday. 3.B pm. 9.15 am
Freight train daily lex
oept Sundayl.,...-....... ITO am. 2.5 pm
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of the levy made b. me MAY I'd.
ID 1881, under All execution from the Circuit
Court of Shelby county. Tennessee, on a judy
ment rendered May 10th, 1880, in favor OF
Hill, Fentaine q Co., against Peter Mitchell,
for NO2l.6o, and court costa. s. s.. | will. ON
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LEAvH. ARRIVE.
Mail 4 passenger, daily. $50 pm. $50 am
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Paducah and Memphis.
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New YORK;

Now York, March 9.--The Comley- Barton
company, including John Howson and
catherine Lewis, who have just closed tho
most successful season ever known NJ the
filth Avenue theatre, in the play of "Cli.
ve'to' iaayes tomorrow for Philadelphia
Baltimore, ST. Louis and Chicago. They
play ono week in each city before returning
10 New York TO close tbs season. The
company Will be- transported ia speclal cars.
THE PEDESTRIAN SULLIVAN
suffered Intense agony during last night. His
rlghl Knee was swollen almost twice ia usua!
az, sIze, shi both feet frightfully bliiere6,
rms morning no was csrtied from the build.
i,ng 10 me Putnam house and put 70 bed by
ms traner who will opdeavor 70 induce him
to resume the walk, but il is doubtful whether
he will succeed.
a mlserebly small audience witnessed the
occasion of the pedestrian match tonight,
Campana re'red ~ 6:lS with ecore OF a50
n''Ies ana one lap, thui SECURING share Of
the cato money. During tho afternoon the
packers OF Laoouse offered Uurrnu $l,600 If
he would allow the Canadian TO PASS him. but
Ourran Indignantly rejected the offer. Lacouse
cropped out OF tbe race AZ I:40, with 4S9k
miles to his credit. Uurran drew out at $40,
having completed 5O4l mies, Krohne ended
his walk at 9;S6, and had 523 | miles accred.
ltea him; Az 9.45 Panshot entered his tent
tor the last tine, ans the rncs was over. He
md within li2 hours accomplished 24l
miles and 1875 yards.
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Annual Meeting.

Nov York, Msrch 8, The annual meeting
OF the international Ccde Commission of
America was hela thi5 evening at the hnu,e
OF David Dudlsy Field. Tho following ofll-
GERS were elected for 1881: President, David
Dudley Field; secretary and treasurer, A. p.
Sprseue; executive committee, Theo. d.
Woolsey, Charles a. Peabody, II. Irelscus
Prince, II. A. p, Barnard, w. NJ Hunt, Thos.
NJ. Cooley y =. To-Day, w G.. Washington,
Warron Alfred, II. Love, James b. Angel,
} Il. Dsllen, Fred X. Pondroi, VIM. Preston,
Johnston Malthowa, Z. Houdley, Amasa j.
Parker and Howard p yser. Remarks were
made by President Bernard, Dr.. Prince,
Judge Peabody aud others, sitter which a col
lallon was served BY blr. Field.
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Philadelphia, Pa, March .. - AZ meet
ins ofthc National Guards association to-
dag, tha following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: For president, General
G'o. w. WingaLe, Of New York: Grst vice.
president, Adjutanl-Genersl G.. 7. Bsaure-
gard, of New Orleans; second vice president,
'Gncral Jas w. Denver, of Wilmington,
0hio; corresponding secretary, Maior w
bcorum, OF Wettmore, New York; recording
secfetsry Adjuiant. Gonersl w. Il. Alexan-
der, Of New York. a discussion then took
pi'ee relative to the virtue Of oncampments
and Ihe best method of msnaging them. |,
was particptta in by,GeDersls FOX. of Con-
meet ~, haury, OF Virginia, Beam, OF
Lou ians, Nanclcyo of New York, and
Colonel Hunt, Of Ohio.
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Annclou Itema.

London, March 9.--The London Bark
James Dao from Daricn for Queenstown
wassband9ned, water logged, on tho Goth ult.,
aad the crew saved,
The'honso Of commons in committee 10
night on the arms bill adopted clause two
alter tho rejection Of several amendments
proposed by homo rulers During the dis
cussion Of clause three 0'Donnell was sus.
pended for disregarding the ruling Of tho
chair, after . scene in which the Chairman's
right TO name member was challenged by tho
homo rules. In the end tho speaker had 70
be sent for TO enforce Mr.. 0'Donnell's sus-
pension. Clauses three and four wero then
adopted.
Entries ioi the pigeon shooting match for
the championship of tho worlu challenge
cup given by the sportsman, which will be
shot at Hindon, commencing on the 14th
inst, includes Dr.. Carver, Ira Peine, Of Now
York, and Mr.. Scott.
A dispatch from Bucharest 10 tho Times
says the Roumsnisns arc evidently convinced
that war 10 imminent and qvite series Of
military preparations are the order Of tho day.
Before his departure for tho cape, General
Roberts asked for q battery Of joln,ed noun
tain gJns. This will be sent as alio battery
Of ordinary hed inc pieces. This viii no,
cess!,alc tho sending Of four hundred more
men rad ij0 horses ard mules and rev
ships have been engaged TO le ready on
Tueelnv next
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Now York, March o "A monster demon
strsdon of tho Irish land and industrial
league took placa last night at Drool,lyn
academy OF music Il was deulaiy crowded
with people. The following circular was
distributed among the people before proceed
ings opened; "Spread the light--what is
good for Ireland y good tor Amencs. Ron.
s robbery, landlord is despotiam. Down
with both OF them. Just rout must NO,
amount 10 more than taxes sud rppairs will
oos!." Mayor Howell presided nad among
the vice presidents were Judges Gilbert and
Pralt, three congressman, and several of tho
protestant and catholic clergy.
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Court of Appeals.

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, March 9'-The following cases
were decided to-day by Che court of appeals:
Reversed aud remanded. George McPhsil VS.
the state; from Gonzales.
Childress " Brother vs. Hsye Il Co.; from
Galveston.
Exparte Howard Walker.
Flynn " McSpadjen vs. David Lynch;
from Fort Bend.
W. W.. alias "Bunls" Simms, VS.. the state;
from Limestone.
Ailirmed-A. j. Walker OF al vs. the state;
error from Liberty.
Raleigh White ys. the state.
Tho atlirmance Of tho great bond csse oil
A. j.. Walker OF al created quite q ripple il
legal circles A full sguopeis OF the opinion
will ba published rs soon as tho opinion j:
accessible.
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Patterson, N. j., March 0.--Tho Court OF
Oyer and Tsrmincr, Judge Dixon prcsideiug
this morning declined to further postpone
toe sentence in the cAse of Samuel j. W
David, convicted of numbering his wife In
the Winockic mountaias, on November I4lh
As', and also refused motion Cor d new
trial. The prisoner was, therefore,. sentenced
to toe state prison for fifteen years and until
the costs Of tho prosecution are uaid. David
TOOK The sentence without showing apy emo.
non. The case Is now TO be appealed to the
Court Of Errors and apnesIs.
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XVIITH LEGISLATURE,
THE PIFTIETH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The seuste Prohibition Resolution
Psssed-The Railroad BtIl POst
PoNed-A House Bill Keguiat-
ing the Licensing of ApOthe-
caries-Pr0ccedings OF the
Evening Session,

SENATE.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, March 0.--The senate met pursu-
ant TO adjournment.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading of the journal WAS dispensed
with.
Mr.. Harris presented petition from Bell
county for prohibition.
MIR. Stewart presented a memorial from
st. Johns total abstinence society for pro-
hibilion.
Mr.. Lane reported on senate bill No. 253,
favorably.
Also on house bill No. IA, adversely.
Mr.. Powers offered bill amending Sc ti0A
8 of the act reliuquishing the rgh. to cer
tain lands.
Mr.. Cooper introduced bill granting
l,2S0 acres of land TO persons in this state
wounded in the confederate service.
Mr. Shannon offered resolution that the
re-apportionment committee act and report
at once. Adopted.
An executive session was held on the np-
pointmenta Of notslies public.
Mr.. Terrell reported on house bill No. 2S2,
favorsbly.
MIR. Gooch reported on the liquor tax bill
from the conference committee, that tho
senate recede from the first amendments; also
modifying the third amendment. Adopted.
The prohibition resolution was taken up
and passed, ayos %.
Mr.. Homan slipped the bolt by moving to
reconsider the vote iuat taken and tablng the
motion, Carried.
Senate bill No. u, under reconsideration
was taken up and tho substitute adopted.
House bill No. 223 was taken up and
passed TO the third reading.
The house bill creating Clay, Baylor and
| Oldham land districts, passed 10 lis third
reading.
The house bill providing for the sale of
alternate sections of school lands was tabled
| subject TO call.
House blll No. Al2, relative to certain
records IN the general land office, passed.
Mr. Stubs presented petition from Bra
zoria county asking tho restoration OF the
Jurisdiction Of the county court.
Mr., Cooper reported senate bill No. A
| correctly engroised
The house bill regulating tho fees OF ju-
ries was taken up and conference committee
asked for.
Mr.. Burgess introduced u bill for tho re.
| lief OF W. Nj. Harris.
Ihesenate then adjourned till $50 O'Clock
| tomorrow morning.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fictitious Circuiatea Against she PAS
sage ef the iEaiiroad Biii-suicide
OF MRS, Isabel Krnuse Near Sau
Laborers and Arti-
sans Wanted at Laredo
Homicide Near bryan.
Th" Alexander Case at waxahaeh,.,

Special to the Herald.
WaNahsehie, Msreh 9,-The testimony in
the Alexander case was concluded ut s o'clock
yesterday evening, at which time tho arpu.
ment begSn. The interest has increased with
each succeeding speech. There were three
speeches on tho part of the state and four for
the defendant. The courthouse has
been crowded oil day with spectators, a great
number OF whom are ladies. Tha interest
has become SO in,enseiu this case as TO almost
cause temporary suspension of business
w. Il Crawford is now delivering tho closing
speech. He has been speaking three hours.
1t is said to be.i ione among the
best ever delivered in our courthouse and i
having telling effect on the jury. The
speeches of tho Messrs. Simpkins for the
defense were mastery efforts There are
various conjecsures rs to the verdict of the
jury.
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year. old. The testimony at the prelimius.

~ 'rai before magistrate Vt Failayli osyel.
epea 'his aecount of the sffsir: LAST sur
esy az the beginning of church serv,ees
nuss,r wss Whispering and laughing. when
sne % hev; Mr.. Hale called out 10 him,
george Musser 40 will excuse yoa iron,
.ho congregation" Musser leE wont
70 outehe' shop, procured a hickory club.
returned So the church. and waited nr,s;ss
'or SERVICES to close. In all this no had been
"tg n.ou.sgeu oy John McNab, man Of
W IIssuie years who advised him to whip Mr..
asle, and went along to SEQ It done. When
enuron was over tho Row, Mr.. Hale came
ou', accompanied BY hts wife. while he car.
,'oo one enid on his arm ana led nro,her
~ th's lime Musser confronted bim and
reu'Stnng on have ruined nv ehsrectar
sno WI k'ii lvu," kmocking the mioister
down by a blow from the emb on ,ha
noau and ,nen erewa rtvolver. Bystanders
ihleffesed' whea Musser ran, pursued ~
n,Vn,nefs ~ OF The congregation. John
nieNso intertsrcd to prevent pursuit mo
Ney' Mr. HAe barely escaped fatal injury
ana surgical AID aas summopel Crnm Haps
TOD Ills woand was severe, but the qrest.
estusnger was from the nervous shock.
iousg Musser was held 10 answer for as,sult
Win Intent to kill. The commsnilv ara
muoh excited, but George Musser ia described
enjoying the distinction hs has achieved
rms famils are good and share the mor,iaca.
uoh h OF the community over the outrage.
Ihe Rev, Mr.. Hale did all in his power 10
PTe'oht the prosecution OF Muser
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and a scramble ensuod to 60. the speakers

and a scramble ensued to got the speakers
attention.
Numerous attempts to suspend Tho rules
isiIed, and some humorous repsriee took
place between Messrs Paddock, Carleton,
Finlsy and others.
Mr.. Carleton said he never came here to
have fun, but 10 work.
MIR. Thompson's bill amending the stock
law SO as to strike out that pant exempting
Austin, Grimes and other counties, owing to
,,he shower of amendments, wss tabled, sub.
jeCt TO call.
Mr. Upton cslle1up the bill for cancellation
erroneous sales of land in unorganized coun.
ties. Engrossed.
Mr.. Daniel called up the bill providing for
the conveyance Of prisoners to penitentayies
from counties where convicted.
Mr.. Douglass said he never called on the
Rouse to suspend rules yet, because of the
committees.
Mr. Benavides had tho bill oalled up do
nst'ng certain amounts TO vetrsns If the
IeXss war ofindopendeuce.
Several other bills wero called IN bu,
owing to The atenoss of the hour the reporter
mad to close inditing.
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washington, March The president sent
the following nominations to toe senate to-
day; Levi Z. Morton, of New York, to bc
envoy extraordinary and minister pleaipoten-
tlRri TO France; Wm. III. Eyurts, of Ohio,
aad Emory o. Howe, Of Wisconsin, to be
commissioners on the part OF the United
states to the internsiOual monetary con.
ference at Paris; Robert j. Taylor, of Indi.
ana, member OF the Mississippi i.yer ia
p.ovenent commission.
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Special 90 the Herald
San Antonio, March 9.-Mrs. Isabel
krauSe living on the Medina river fourteen
miles from tho city, committed suicide last
Sunday by shooting herself through tho
heart with pistol. Her brothers forced
youog Krausc to msrry her about week
ago in order to have father for her illegiti
mate child. Krauao left her the next day at
the solicitation OF his father md brother.
when the above tragedy occurred.
A letter f'om Laredo sayl good carpenters.
laborers and stone cutters aro needed
badly,
Mccullough will have crowded houses
nightly.
Pos'masier Thome. of Bracket. disd n.
230 :to-dsy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sENATE.

Washington, March 9.-The senate con-
vene1 at.l2 o'clock noon.
a telegram from the governor Of Iowa was
received announcing the appointment of j.
W. Meddill TO fill the unexpired term of Mr.
Kirkwood.
Az l2;2o message from the president was
ieceiVed' and on motion of Mr.. Pendleton, of
ONO, The senate went into executive session.
Upon the reopening of the doors the
sensie, at 12;i5, adjourned till tomorrow.
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Another Victim,

Dublin, March 9.--Thn frat arrest under
the lew c)eriDn a.. was made to day. the
offender arrested bong James Wslshp. of
CaslebRrwho hm been prominently corr ,sd
with tho land league movement, aud ia y
conan Of Michael Day,t. lla wa. followed
TO tbs depot by largo crowd OF people
who cbeeted him and groancd at tho police.
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Spec'el 10 the Herald.
Galveston, March GA prize fight TO be
held on The bosch was spoiled by tho police
this evening.
Tho llrnInon propose TO rive graud
Reunion aEd parade April 2lst, ut which
time tho liremen of the state will be invited.
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GrDqgbpctE

Special 10 The Herald
Groeabeck, March 9.---One case in district
court disposed of to-day. Wood Tromell
got tive yess For shooting man named
White in this county several
years ago. Several important eases
are on the docket for this term. Quite a
number Of noted lawyers sro in attendance
In q short time we will have ono Of the hos,
isils in the state.
Weather R.xsi.y and oil classes of business
good. ~
There is PIT deal of cotton yet uneold
in this cou
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Methodist conferences

Harrisburg, Va, March 9,--rbo ninety
seventh session of the Baltimore Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church convenes here to-day. Bishop H.
N: McTyerio will preside. Tho conference
will consist of one hundred and seventeen
preachers and number Of lay delegates
representing II part Of Baltimore city, Mary-
LAND, valley of Virginia. southwestern Viz.
ginia, and portions of Western Virginia, en-
bracing q membership of 1857.
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London, March "a Ddblin correspon-
dent oI,ho STANDARD says; "a number Of
prominent landlords wore arrested in County
Kerry this morning. aud ar, now on their
way TO Dublin, Forty of the arrests arc
announced az having been mado in West.
card, county Clare"
A telegram from Dublin this afternoon
says; Twenty persons haya been atlsital ia
tho country districts under the coercion
net.
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Co,nmlttnal Nuloi,re

PbiIadelphs, Ia, Mnrch OIL i. Hubert
resident of Salem, Rono,ko county, vir-
elnie, committed suicide az o'clock this
afternoon by shooting himself in tho temple,
At the smsdiy house, On Filberl street, near
SLXtNenth straet.
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NOMlirniNiiNila.

Washington, March 9.--rhe senate in OK.
ecu'ive session to-day confirmed tho nonina-
tons of Evarts, Thurman and Howe 10 be
Commissioners to the International monetary
contor nee ut Paris.
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yhe British ship stnmboul wrecked

london, Merea 5--The British ship
S-smboal Captain SoslY, from Baltimore
DecemterSl via Now York January 2oth
for Belfast, has struck on ,he rocks st
Ballyhalberi. Tho crew we're se.ea,
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Special TO the Herald.
Goorgetovp, March 9.--Pe,iiions are in
ciroulationsxNugh The county and arc being
extensively signed by all classes of citizens
mcmornlzng the legislature against the
raiIroad bill, regarding it in the highest de-
gree inimical to tho best interests of the
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$40, 900 Pound. pm,d.up Capital.

Lcadon, March o.--The paid.up capital
Of tho Darlington Iron company, whose sus.
pension was arneunc9d yesterday, Is
.e3300C0.
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sho Wiscnn,in sc,,n,nv,,,,,

Milwaukee, Wis, March 9-Iu tho rar ub
licen concu1 AZ Madison tho 4ilh bsllot for
United States senator stood: Cameron 35.
Keys 10, Qasrles 10, Dixon 10, scattering 10,
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Steamboat Rurncsl.

New Orleans, March 9.-The steamboat
Ollie b., with cargo Of one hundred baley
Of cotton, burned near Point Pleasant, Bayou
Bartholomew. No lives Lost, 4t
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Another a,,ssuc.. r,a,,,ro

London, March 9.-Joshus Beaumont s.
Co., merchants and manufacturers Of Hud.
dersield, Yorkshire, have failed. Tholr
liabilities are stated at G65,O0O.
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Danvillc, Va, March o.--Nolson Foster,
colored, indicted for the murder of Ben
Simptins, colcred, Nas tiled IN the corpora
ton court here TO day and acquitted. ae
proved an abb.
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Prospective noyn, ,tnrrls~r.

Lendon, March o--'lho crown prince Of
Swelen has been ,illsnccd 10 tho oldest
daughter Of tn grand duke ( Baden
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A Treci. oTNuntrerlnn.l,

London, March o.--Tho report yesterday
OF tho wrock Of vessel OF Sunderland has
bcen CONFIRMED. Eighteen persons lost thea
lives by tho disaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-10
1i,. 'iriggrr Abroad.

London, March p.--A shooting match
will probably be arranged to-day between
De- Cstvor and member of u gun club.