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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES

Albany, ] anuary 24.-The House balloted
for speaker without result and adjourned.
Hartford, Conn, January 24.-The public
high school burned this morning. Loss,
S1200C0; insurance, $4,000.
Louisville, January 24.-The District
Grand Lodge, No. 2, /. o. B. B., has con-
cluded its labors and most of the delegates
have returned home.
Pittsburg, Januery 24.-Fifteen new cases
of SIN allpox in Pittsburg and six in Allegheny
City were reported to the Board OF Health
to-day. Twenty deaths occurred in this city
from the disease last week.
Chicago, January 24-The new Wabash
railroad elevator. at Twerty-third street,
with a capacity of one million five hundred
thousand bushels, at cost OF $500 900, was
opened for business to-day. This makes a
storage room in the city for upward of TWEEN
ty million bushels.
Cincinnati, January 24.-The Chamber of
Commerce this afternoon voted by ballot on
the question of recommending to the legis-
lature to pass an act providing for belt rail-
road by the abandonment OF portion of the
Miami and Erie canal. The vote slood-in
favor, 36l; opposed, lS6.
Little Rock, j January 24.-Lafayette Bland,
convicted of the murder of DE-. Carthey,
near Alma, Arkansas, in December, 1880,
and sentenced to be hanged at Greenwood
January 9th, had his sentence committed
to-day by the governor to imprisonment for
twenty-one years in the penitentiary.
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If Congress would unite with direct
efforts against polygamy the operation OF a
strict IN lrriage law for all Territories of the
United States, the abomination would die
out under the operation OF system that
should require civil marriage to be per-
formed before designated official in each
district, and within certain appointed hours
OF the day, the marriage to be duly regis
tered sud certificate of it given 10 both
husband and wife. which certificate should
be required to BE- produced in transferring
property and on other occasions required by
the marriage law. As in France a church
marriage could supplement the civil cere-
mony at the will of the contracting parties,
A registry, also, of the birth OF children,
with production OF the marriage certificate,
or declaration OF illesitimacy when there
was no marriage, would make the law more
certain in its operation.
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SpeclaI 70 tue Appeal
JACKSONVILLE, January 24.-At midnight
the Tennessee river was passing over the
rails on the bridge of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga and st. Louis railroad, but as yet no
damage to the bridge has been sustained. A
large force is kept on the structure to dispose
of the drift as fast as it lodges against it.
A two-story log house foated against it to-
day, and had to be cut to pieces before it
could be removed. Johnsonville is almost
entirely under water houses turning upside
down, changing position or floating away.
The people have sought out all the shelter
that could be found, and many OF them are
animals have been dIoMned
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WilbOr's Compound Of Pure COd-LiYer
Oil and Lime.

oil is entirely removed, and the whole rem
dered palatable. The offensive taste of the
oil has long acted as great objection to its
use; but in this form the trouble is obviated.
A host OF certificates might be given here to
testify TO the excellence snd success of Will
boris Cod-Liver Oil and Lime; but the fact
that it is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty is sufficient. For sale by A. b. Will
Dor, chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
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TOO SMART.
The Nice Little Pickle a Louisville Re
porter Has GOT Himself Into.

LOUISVILLE, January 24-The reports OF
large numbers of cases of smallpox here
telegraphed to a Cincinnati paper has re-
suited in an official examination INTO the
alleged cases. The health officer not finding
them, he has caused warrants to be issued
against the reporter under city ordinance
making it a misdemeanor to fail TO report
smallpox cases. AS some thirteen cases
were reported in the telegram, and the fine
in each case is fifty dollars, it may rssult in
a temporary leaving town by the reporter.
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FALLING SLOWLY.
The River at Nashville Still Reeeding-
JOhnsonviIle Inundated.

NASHVILLE, January 24.-The river is re-
ceding slowly. Another rise is reported one
hundred miles above here.
An additional appeal to the citizens for
further contributions will be published to-
morrow.
The Ladies' Relief Society has issued ra-
tions to one thousand people within the last
few daYa
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TIE returns from the recent census in
India present some very curious figures. In
the Bombay presidency no less that forty
languages are spoken, besides several negro
dialects. Twenty. seven Irishmen, all living
in Kurrachee, returned Irish their lam
gusse, and fvs Welshmen described them
selves as speaking Welsh; but among the
large number of Scotchmen in Bombay no
one was patriotic enough to return Gaelic as
his lanpnaoa
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The proposition to use balloons as a means
Of reaching the north pole does not meet
with encouragement from scientists. Mares,
the Arctic explorer, remarks that many bal
looms left Paris at the time it was besieged,
but none came into it. The New York
Tribune remarks that balloon might possi-
bly, reach the pole, but what would be the
use il the crew could not get back TO tell the
stery Of their voyage?
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nall Rnhhers Arresieh.

ST. LOUIS, January 24.-Dionona Garcia,
M all mess niger in the postoffice at Laredo,
Texas, and Fernando Garcia, connected with
the Laredo Times Office, both belonging to
night before last for robbing the mail. The
robbery has been going on for six months,
and some eight hundred letters are said TO
have been stolen since the 1st OF December.
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The cotton market opened and closed dull
yesterday, with middIing quoted at &c. In
New York spot middling was II 15-16c, and
dull; futures closed barely steady, with Janu-
airy quoted at 11.9s@12. In New Orleans
middling was 11sc, and easier; January
futures were barely steady at 11.S4C@ll.S6.
In Liverpool middling uplands we're sgd,
and Orleans 63d, and dull and easier. Futures
closed quiet at 6 81 for January February and
sd for JuIy-August
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CHIcAGo, at a meeting of twenty five hun
bred citizens, has theoretically protested
against a continuation of the abomination of
polygamy as 1t exists in Utah. The example
should be followed by every city throughout
the Union. The religious world, as the con-
SENATORS OF the public morals, should unite
in calling upon Congress and the whole coun-
try TO cry ont damned spot" by the proper
exertion of the authority of the law.
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CHICAGO, January AT is officially an
nounced that the Chicago and Eastern IIli-
nois, Louisville and Nashville, Evansville
and Terre Haute and the Chicago, Evansville
and Terre Haute will be formally consoli-
dated on the 1st of May. The control OF
these lines will then be vested in the Louis
willie and Nashville. The Grand Trunk to-
day discontinued the sale OF cut-rate tickets
10 Michigan points and restored the old tariff
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BUFFALO, January 24.-The sale of the
Atlas Refining Company and the Buffalo and
Rock City Pipeline Company 10 the Stand
ard Oil Company is announced. The con-
sideration is stated to be from $3.50 600 to
100000. The rate of pumping oil from
Rock City to Buffalo has advanced from ten
to fifteen cents per barrel, and the sale of
these two corporations to the Standard Com
pany virtually ends all opposition which that
company has in this section.
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! THE Telegraph tells US that the smallpox
plague is extending, and the National Board
Of Health has declared the disease epidemic
in the country. With known Aud certain
preventive in our hands, in the shA 'e of vac
cination, the fact is disc,eiitable am ay our
intelligent peopla.
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We are glad to see tina. the authorities of
this Taxing District intend to proceed indus
triously with street paving; sanitary and
business reasons require it. The city shoxld
have a steam power roller to ram the pave
meni, so that the level should be preserved
and the pavement made durable by that
means Where there are hollow places the
water collects and loosens the soil beneath,
the blocks have then to be taken up and re-
laid, involving greater expense than that
of a steam roller.
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liz proportion as vaccination is reserted to
smallpox cases diminish, vet an article in the
last number of the North American Rerieic
condemns vaccination as a worse evil than
smallpox. OF course care and prudence is
required in vaccination as in other things,
but with proper care it, advantages are too
manifes. Ar succsSsful denial.
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IT is a singular fact that the Union
Generate, speculative bank in Paris which
has in a great degree been the cause of the
existing panic in Paris, was got up on re-
ligious basic, and at its opening received the
special blessing of the pope. Unfortunately
that blessing did not save the institution
from the hands of the spectators, and it
became victim to an aristocratic band of
stock gamblers. The speculative fsnd can
bend even religious efforts to his base uses.
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The Law I'm New JerxeY,

NEWARK, January 24.-In the Graves
murder case yesterday the judge charged the
jury that it was the law in New Jersey that
If the accused man had sufficient mind to
distir guish between right and wrong, and
could control his conduct under ordinary
circumstances, he could not acquit himself
on the plea CT irresistible impulse. There
upon the jury brought in verdict of MUIR
der in the first degree.
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RIcHMoNp, VA, January 24.-In the SEN
ale Riddleberger presented The name Of
Brown Allen (R.adiuster) for the office OF
auditor, whereupon Newberry (Readjuster)
one OF Massey's friends, moved to adjourn
which was carried by vote of u to 49,
amid great excitement, every member of the
Senate voting. Four Rsadjusters broke the
party lines and voted with the Democrats.
The only straightout Republican in the SEN
ats also voted in the affirmative.
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IT is in contemplation to get rid Of "the
Shadow Of Death" by building new theater
In Memphis. Cannot severe letting alone
remove the blank shadow from the present
ediice? To demonstrate that lit won't pay"
would have a strong effect on the death
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Tennessee Southern Railroad Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. January 3 lss2
4 MEETING OF the stockholders of the Tennes-
~ see Southern Railroad Company viii be held
in this city on THURSDAY. March 8, ISS2, for
the purpose Of consolidating this Company with
the Memphis and Vieksburg Railroad Company,
the Mississippi Valley and ship Island Railroad
Company, and the New Orleans aud Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company
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IN THE REICHSTAG.
Bismarck's Speech on the Imperial Re-
script the Cause Of Considerable
Excitement.
Revision of the French Constitution
Gambetta Making Concessions
General Foreign Notes.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 24.-There were
very serious disturbances and destruction Of
much property near DrInaburg, in the gov
ernment of Vitebask, owing to the objection
OF the peasants to the taking OF the census.
They even for time resisted the troops.
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IRELAND.
rswra -

DUBLIN, January 24.-Lord-Lieutenant
CoWper has refused to permit the presenting
of the freedom of the city to Parnell and
Dillon, within the Kilmainham Jail.
DILLON VERY ILL.
LONDON. January PA dispatch from
Dublin reports that Dillon is very i'll.
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THE trunk lines have decided TO stop cut
ting rates, and they are arrsSging grand
pooling seheme. When they are tired of
"smashing" each other they "gouge" the
public
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RAILWAY Consolidation.

MANY who long suffered from nervous
debility would now be in their graves had they
not used Browns Iron Btters.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley threatening
,reather and rain, southeast 10 south,cest triRds,
rising tenpeTattre and Joloer barometer.
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Nirxinia LeGislnIure.

IN Memphis, at S. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DIR. Leslie's Quinine Wine.
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Memphis and vicksburg r. r. Co.
SfOckhoIders' Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the stockholders of
~ the Memphis and Nicksburg Railroad Com
pany that meeting of stockholders will be neld
at the Company's ONCE. at NICkGBURG, Mss,
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1852,
for the purpose of consolidating this Company
with the Tennessee Southern Railroad Com psny,
the Mississippi Valley and ship Island RAilroed
Company and the New Orleans and Mississippi
valley Railroad Company.
EUG. MARTIN, President
vickxburg. Miss, December "A, ISL.
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PARIS, January Git is believed in par
iamentary circles, that both the chamber OF
deputies and the senate will accept the prin-
ciple limiting the revision of the constitu-
ton by congress- and that Gambetta, in this
event, will relinquish, for the present, his de-
mand for inserting the scTattin de hiatc in the
constitution, reserving to himself the right
OF bringing the question before congress.
The Rep'cbiique franchise, Gambetta's organ,
favors such a compromise.
TREATIES OF COMMERCE.
At meeting of the committee on treaties
OF commerce, it was agreed that if it should
become necessary to prolong the Anglo
French treaty, the government should not
ask the chamber OF deputies to authorize the
continuation OF the treaty until alter the ter
mination OF the present crisis.
GAMBETTA's GOOD SENSE.
LONDON, January PA Paris cor
respondent of the Times points out that
Gambetta has shown his sense of the serious
ness of the position by detailing in memo
randum the extreme concessions France was
prepared to make on the categories dispdted
in the Anglo-French commercial treaty,
which he was about to hand the British am
bassador Just before the election of the hos
tile committee.
HIS PROBABLE SUCCESSOR.
ZThA-sazsaa correspondent states IL at among
the probable successors of Gambetta, Ferry,
Brisson and Defreycinet are mentioned.
There is hardly any business doing on the
bourse. Rentes, S5f SIC.
THE FALL OF THE MINISTRY CERTAIN.
A Paris dispatch announces that urgency
has been voted for debate in the chamber OF
deputies on the report of the committee on
the bill for a revision Of the constitution.
The special correspondents agree in saying
Il IL FNt
report of the committee on the revision bill
states that on the scrutia de Hste question the
will of one person seemed to be substituted
for that Of tie nation.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

VIENNA, January 24-The Presse says:
"The prince OF Montenegro informed the
deputation OF Herzegovians, who asked his
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A DELICIOUS medicine is Dr. Leslie's Qui-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
others, where quinine cannot.
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New YORK is "down on" bob-tsIl ours.
Poor bob
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EDUCATION and manufactures are the
great needs Of Ireland.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

A LII Books aud Accounts of VIM. Miller & Co
n will be sold TO the highest bidder. for cash
within ten days. A. X. SLOAN. Assignee,
January D iss9 s2l Main street
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Virtually ENDS the Opposition

EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all malarial diseases, is DR.. Leslie's Quinine
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support in theiastruggle against Austria,
that they must not count on any Montene-
grin support, and il the did not return
home forthwith he should intern them at
Podgariiza."
LONDON. January 24-Juies Arbib, OF
MarseiIies and Paris, has failed. The liabil,
tiles are estimated at $500 ,900f The trans
actions are chiefly with the Levant.
PESTH, January 2i-In the Hungarian
diet, Tisza, president of the council, posi-
lively stated that the Porte has taken no
steps in view Of a movement against re-
cruiting in Hersgovinal.
4. ILAsGoM, January IF Gsg, one Of
who evaded arrest at the time of the trial of
his colleagues, and who recently returned to
England from America, has been arrested
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N0TTON CARDING& SPINNING

Machinery FOR SALE Complete sys-
~ tenn (now runningl comprising Kitson Opener,
Kitson Spreader. u Worker & Shipper Cards, so
inches; Drawing Frames Higg1ngs's Slubber g
spindles; Providence Co. Slnbber, 60 spindles;
2Hggins's Speeders. l12 spindles each Providence
Rpeeder, 152 spfndles. % Ring Spinning Frames,
f276 spindles; Reels, Warp Mills, Spoilers, etc.
VIII be sold in los to suit purchasers. Address
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Supreme Court at Jackson.
Order OF Business-April Term, 1889.

ist-SheIby Law Docket
2i-Shelby Chancery Docket
3d-Eleventh Circuit Docket.
4th-Twelfth Circuit Booklet.
5th-Thirteeuth Circuit Docket.
6th-Fourteenth Circuit Docket.
The first four weeks will be given to the Shelby
County Dockets the remainder of the term to the
Eleventh. Twelfth Thirteenth and Fourteenth Cir
cults, in the order above named.
The Easy Docket will be called on the first Mon
day in May. Written notice must be served on
opposite counsel and filed with the Clerk i've days
before the first Monday in May before any case can
be placed on the Easy Docket.
By order of the Court.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Jackson, Tenn, January D. 1882
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TEE onro COUNTY BAR
lPssse. Resoiatiens or Regret end I'm
tertainment at Judge Haymeua'
D..l~.naNon

P.sae. Resoiatiens or Regret end En-
tertalnment at Judge Aaymooas
Resignation.
A very full meeting Of the legal geutis'
men composing the bar of Wheeling was
held at the Court House, yesterday after
neon at ? O'Clock, occasioned by the aP'
preaching yacatiBg of his seat on the su-
preme Bench by Judge Raymond. Hon.
Geo. z. Boyd vas selected to preside anu
James r. Cowden acted as sebretsry,..
H. NJ. Russell, Esq, stated the oelect OF
the meeting, and. on the motion Oh tnaI
gentleman, the following committee was
appointed by the chair to draft resoluuons
expressing the feelings Of the bar with
reference 10 the retirement Of Judge Hay
mond. viz: II. N. Russell, Esq, Hon.
Daniel Lamb, II. b. Ferguson. Esq, l. r.
Jones. ESQ, and A. J. Clarke, Esq.
ON motion OF Jno. o. Pendleton, Esd
committee was appointed to, make arrange
ments for a social entertainment TO be CIV
en- by the bar OF Wheeling complimentary
10 tie supreme Court The chair resolved
for this committee, Jno. .. Pendleton,
ESD. Vim. Erskine, Esq. J. ID. Ewing
ESQ W. J. W. Cowden, Esq, and I. j.
Hugus, Esq. J. ID. Ewing was by request
excused from this committee aud hon.
Geo. Il. Caldwell chosen, ON motion, 10
serve in bis stead. The committee was
empowered TO select the time and place oil
the entertainment, and to make all neces'
sary preparations. 81.
After the report Of the committee on
resolutions having been read as adopted
the meeting adjourned. The resolutions
adopted are not to be made public until
after they have been presented to the
Judge at the entertainment.
TIE meeting was characterized by the
hest OF GOOD feeling, aud the proceedings
enlivened by frequent droll suggestions
and witty comments.
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beat Tn rhythm of Krane,,,
think Les Epicuriennes. =, ,ose 4.
they stayed I'LL four o'ciort a.
morning TO prove it. The supp., ss2
we're both decidedly chic and M
with On ssist that will make the,
orsole: The ladies and geptlen,-n sss
included: Misses Josie Quaiaier sS&
tonic nnne. Carrie Gilchrist, lssdo,. ses a,SA
lea Harden, Birdie Bell, Fannie nSsa
visitor, Ada simpson, NannL nehs
Iibbie Greer, Sailie While, and
Ad and Charlie Tallman.
davenport, ID J. Hubbarr, r. a ''as Z
SAM Miller. II. r. Fersusoa. LAM Aim
way, Will McMechen. AK Cpis. lisa
J. u. Golfer. s'aa ~
RIugfpafFER-A surprise slim.
given by Mrs. RiheIdsfer. Pif,-rn,I ss
"Wednesday evening ~ her som = a'e-t
popular Young society gen,Iem,n ,i 4
, nj moraiion of his twenty .,-c,,r,, ca.
DAY. The table was gracrfuJy ea.
and loaded xiih substantially ,,s Hsi
concociins. Mrs. RlAeldsfr-T, ;aa'
edge Of the nysteries OF CUISINE !, nod
known and vas particularly irmi,or
this occasion. The young Iaiir, ,,.l y
Gemcn present we're: M>>., No
Isuehiin, frew aud Ida Frew and Ma
Tatun,. George Said and I.awrrnr. "-NN
Mr.. Riheidsilrr was tie recipisa, q, 'aaa
costly aud tasteful presents. anon, -. M
were q very handsome char fr,,,, ~" ~
mother, and beautiful hand u,,r,a, u
plate. cup and saucer from, an. ~ ~
young ladies. The evening was ny.,..,n
passed in social conversation.