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The Harnsny MiIIs Strike.

CoHoEs, N. Y, August 14.-The Harmony
Mills lost more OF their new workmen to-day.
The strikers have rsceived from ;he Central
Labor Union promise of financial aid, and
in consequence are jublilant Ostracism OF
so-called scabs is the strongest weapon OF the
strikers and it is enforced 10 the extreme.
The next movement on the part of the mil!
managers is awaited with interest. They
claim to have exhausted consideration, and
aggressive measures are looked for. The
stay-outs are masters OF the situation to-day.
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saIoon.Keeper A.sas.Iu.tea.

LOUISVILLE, August 14.-Thomas Elder,
keeper of saloon on the Shelbyville pike,
fourteen miles from this city, was shot dead
Saturday by some unknown person. Elder
was behind the bar at the time waiting on
customer, when the assassin rode to the door
and fired two shots. During the recent
political canvass he had trouble with some
of his ne ghbors on the questions at issue,
and it is thought his death is part of that
quarrel. He leaves wife and two children.
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Fort WAYNE, IND, August 14.-Police-
man Doyle, late this afternoon attempted to
arrest George Alexander and his companion
for disorderly conduct The two beat Doyle,
ipjuring him very seriously. Doyle shot
George Alexander, and left him dead while
he took the other rough TO the staiionhouse,
where he himself fell exhausted by his
wounds and had to be carried home. Both
roughs are from Charlottesville, Va, but Geo.
Alexander has a mother living at New
castle O.
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The Tarfn Commfs.ton,

LONG BRANCH, August 14.-The Tariff
Com mission this morning heard representa-
tive of the pocket cutlery industry, urging
an increase on every dozen bladed instru-
meuts and an increase on erasers to fifty per
cent. specific and thirty per cent. ad paiorean.
Frederick E. Hawley occupied much of the
session reading paper on the practical ap-
plication of scientific principles to the
amendment OF the tariff.
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RUSSIA,
scHooLHoUsE BLOWN UP.


ST.. PETERSBURG. August 14.-By the acci-
dental explosion of barrel of gunpowder in
tradesm ans shop near a schoolhouse in
Gradend, Russia, almost all the children in
the schoolhouse, who were Jews, we're killed.
A large number of bodies have been taken
from the ruins. The windows and doors of
the church and other buildings in the neigh
borhood were shattered
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TWO Men Prob.bIy FataIIy shot.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, August 14.-At IL o'clock
to-day while man named John Olsker was
standing by an elevator on South Sixth
street, young German named Liebel ap-
preached him, and placing a revolver in his
face shot him in the mouth, inficting
probably fatal wound. Charles Liebel, a
brother of the assailant, demonstrated with
him, when he turned, and, placing his re-
volver against Charles's abdomen fred, in
fiicting a serious wound. Liebel fed, but
was followed and arrested.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
No Compromise at Youngsfown.

YOUNGSTOWN. o., August 1.-THE manu-
facturers and strikers held a conference to-
day, at which the manufacturers made
proposition to the men to return to work at
the old wages, the advance TO be given il the
manufacturers signed the scale in Pittsburg.
The strikers refused this, and made counter
proposition, offering to go back at the in
crease, the manufacturers to make reduc-
ton in case the strike should be a failure.
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BISMARCK is understood TO have stood
stoutly by England in the contest with the
Turk, and against the opposing attitude of
some of the powers. If so, his aid has been
invaluable and has relieved England Of
serious difficulty, relief for which that
power will owe him debt of gratitude. 1t
is well understood that Bismarck is not in
the habit of giving something for nothing,
and the knowing ones are beginning to ask,
what is the price to be paid for all these
favors? Iu time events will answer the
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MoBERLY, Mo-, August 14.-The court.
house of Randolph county, at Huntsville,
burned to the ground. All of the official
documents of the city of Huntsville were
destroyed, and maHy county records, in
eluding those of the circuit clerk, probate
judge and sheriff. A portion of the records
in the building were saved in a damaged
condition. The real estate records are all
right, az two sets of books were saved. The
building cost S33, ,00e, and was insured for
$4,000. 1t was supposed at 6rst to be a
case of incendiarism, and rewards were Of
fered for the perpetrators. 1t is believed
now that the FIRE started from cigarstump
carelesslY thrown.
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a New phase of the situation at

PITTsBuRs, August 12.-The labor situa.
ton has assumed new phase on account OF
the reported sale Of one OF the workingmen
organizations to one OF the old political par
ties. 1t is alleged that the coming conven-
ton OF Vorkingmen in Philadelphia is TO be
packed with FOUNDERS and feelers, who can
outvote the iaboring men and carry ont the
plans OF the politicians. President Jarrett
is consequently preparing circular designed
TO prevent this scheme, and it will be signed
by officials representing 10000 workingmen
in the Pittsburg district.
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SARATOGA. N. Y, August 14-Flra Race
One mile. Fellowplay won; Bruno second
Stanton third. Time-1 Ala.
Second Race.-Mile and quarter. Jennie
v. won; Fatinitza second, Monogram third
Time-2:09. The race mare Glidelia broke
during her work yesterday.
Third Roee.-Three-quarters of a mile
Bounce won; Pride second, Bismarck third
Time-1 :15.
Fourth Rdce.-One mile and furloug
Farragut won; Baby second, George Hakes
third. Time-1 :56.
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The C., .. and 3. W. 4. Il
viii sell round trip tickets from Cosineton, Ripley,
NeWbern and Riyes Tennessee, and Fulton, May
field and Padueah, Kentucky. Also. Louisville
and Nashville Railroad from stations between
lions on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
and Henderson, Memphis, at four cents per mile,
round trir and only for this occasion. Trains
viii leave Memphis the 2sth instant At O'Clock
q m. and at 80 Pm
Tickets good for Thirty Ray ., and limited
member this Is the LAST OPPORTUNITY THIS
YEAR For further information call On or write
70 the foliowfng-named Agents:
r A WILLIAMS. Passenger Ag'f, Memphis, Tenn
BARNEY EUGHkS, Ticket Agent.
27s Main street, Memphis, Tenn
g. L FISLKY, Ticket Agent. rs Main, kenphis
and Louisville and Nashville Depot, head Main St
d. C. ROBERTS. Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Agent.
Little Rock, Ark.
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PlayfuIIy shot His wife.

CINCINNATI, August 14.-Adam Blandan
fatally shot his wife at their residence on
Sycamore street tonight. His brother, who
was about to go West, was at the house
with a new revolver. Mr.. Blandan play fully
pointed it at his wife while holding their
baby in his arms, and said: "Pm going TO
shoot" He did shoot, and with fatal effect.
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FoB fifty years Guatemala and Mexico
have had a dispute respecting the bouDda-
ries OF the two States. President Barrios of
Guatemala, came to this country to ask the
kindly Offices of our President SO as 10 avert
threatened war. The result, as given in
the New York Herald, is that an amicable
understanding has been reached, Guatemala
giving way, however, more than in strict
justice ought TO have been required. On
Friday a convention was signed in Washing
ION between the two powers which is expect
ed to prevent all future dispute.
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A SMALL PANIC
Created at Long Brapch by Two Cases
OF typhoid Fever.

LONG BRANCH, August 14.-The guests OF
| the Hotel Bellyue, near the ses, are excited
because of two cases OF typhoid fever. The
proprietor, Saturday, posted this notice: II
will close this hotel Monday, sure.
.'J. II. CAREY"
The patients are n. n. Andrews, brother
in-law of Cyrus w. Field Jr., and Albert
Levy. relative Of the seiigmans, the bank
ers. Physicians say the patients cannot now
be removed within ten days, and the propri-
etor demands. TO keep the hotel open for
them. S25OO. The friends of the sick per-
sons say they will pay any reasonable sum
for their maintenance, but not the amount
demanded. Carey says he will shut up
the entire house, and prosecute any one
who broke into il. He could not afford
to have the house shut up at this sea-
,on of the year, and if the two i'll persons
were removed at once ne thought he could
reopen as soon as the rooms were cleaned
and keep his hotel full of guests the rest of
tho season. If the patients we're TO be kept
in the hotel he wanted his loss made good.
DETERMINED HOTEL. KEEPER.
Later.-When Carey, the owner of the
Mr.. Fields room at 2 o'clock this morning
and told him he had fitted up hospital quar-
ters for Andrews and Mrs. Levy, Field re-
fused to allow Andrews to be moved, and
Levy, who had been called, refused to allow
his wife to be taken from the hotel. The
conversation following was stormy, and all
the guests on the floor were awakened.
When one of the Field party spoke of lock-
ing the doors, Carey said, "If you do / will
call my engineer and take off the outside of
the house, if necessary" Some one spoke of
defending the rooms with revolvers, and
Carey said, "Then i: will be question of
who has the most reyolvers most grit and
most men," Carey offered to manage the
hotel for Levy and Field, after he had re-
ceived two checks for $2500, and desired to
be credited with all receipts and be charged
with all expenses This offer was met with
the reply, awe did not come down here to
run hotel" II is Understood the $4,000 de-
manded by Carey has been paid. Only the
two sick persons, their friends and physicians
are In the hotel
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CETEwAYo TO BE RESTORED.
LONDON, August 1.-THE ex king of the
E1lu's Cetewayo, has arrived at Osborne. 1t
is rumored that the queen, at the interview "
to be granted, will inform him of the de-
cision of her government to restore him to
his kingdom. 1t is stated that a British
resident will be appointed to reside at
Ulundi, the Zulu capital, in order TO advise
him on questions relative to external rela-
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WHEELING, w. Va, August 14.-This
morning Johnnie Chapman, sged thirteen,
son of the chief clerk of the c. L. V. and
W. freight depot at Bridgeport, attempted 70
jump from moving engine. lie fell under
the trucks of the tender and his body was
completely severed in halves lengthwise.
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CAIRO, ILL.,, August 14.-At UlIin, small
place about twenty miles north of this city,
in row Saturday night, Douglas Hethicate
was knocked down by man named James
Goodman, and while he (Hethicate} }-was
down Goodman struck him on the head with
a club, killing him. Goodman is in Jail.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 14.-Albert Har-
rison, worthless fellow, while intoxicated
stabbed his son William, infiicting a proba-
bly, fatal wound. The son interposed to pro-
tect his sister from being abused by his
father
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Little ChiIdren smolnerea to Death.

PULLMAN, ILL, August 14.-Pat Mehan,
an employe in the Pullman Works, went to
Chicago Saturday night on business, leaving
his two little girls, seven and nine years old,
in his house alone. He missed the last train
and was obliged 10 remain in the city all
night. On returning home this morning he
discovered that the children had blown out
the gas and were smothered to DEATH
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BROWNSVILLE, August 14.-New cases Of
! yellow fever, 10; Mexicans, 2; one American
death. There were six deaths in Matamoras
from the fever. The epidemic is spreading
among the poor of the city. The mails re-
sume 10 all parts in the morning. The fever
| is not SO malignant
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LONDON, August 1.-THE Sportsman says:
"Owing to the satisfactory answer from the
Yale Boat Club, the Thames Rowing Club
have accepted the challenge of the Hillsdale
crew. Captain Towilleger received letter
to that effect Saturday evening from Captain
Canton, of the Thames crew, and imme-
distely telegrsphed for the other members of
the Hillsdale crew, who started Friday on
their trip to the continent, but all his efforts
to intercept them thus far have been una
vailing. He hopes to succeed in reaching
them by telegraph to-day. ii the race comes
off it will take place about month hence
over the championship course. The follow
ing-named oarsmen will represent England: !:
Fl. Twill, James Hasti, Thomas Peel and
Frank Theparon
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Killed by a kunaway Horse,

DALLAS, Tex, August 14-WhiIe John
johnson and Miss Louisa Kerr were driving
to a camp-meeting near this city, yesterday,
the horse ran away, throwing them violently
TO the ground and infiicting on both internal
injuries believed to be fatal. The horse
dashed against tree and was instantly
killed
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YELLOW.FEVER.
| Spreading nj BrownsyfIia-An Mexican
Ports Quarantined.

LAREDO, August 14-For the twenty -four
hours ending at s o'clock pun. on the 18th,
Brownsville had twenty-three new cases OF
fever and one death, and Matamoras twenty
one new cases and eight deaths.
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In 1874 a revolution in the practice of
medicine was inaugursted. DIR. Holman's
Pads we're introduced to the medical rrofes-
sion and to the public as positive and rad
ical cure for malarial disease in all its COM
plications, and their success has been SO great
and rapid that they have now become
household words" throughout the land.
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THE press everywhere is complaining of
the a6uEsorf ddi;Earns Laws. So numerous and
cruel and shameful are they that the quvs.
tion begins to arise whether the evil of
divorce laws is not greater than the evil they
are intended to correct.
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rTSHE firm of NJ L. Meacham d Co. is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. n. L.
Aeacham sells his entire interest TO his Success
sors. Messrs Meachsm d Horton, who Will con-
tinue the business at the old stand, No. Union
street. N. L. MEAcHAM
K. Z. MEACHAM.
~ In retiring from business, return thanks
for the liberal patronage extended the old firm,
and recommend my successors. feelirg assured
that they viii be faithfully served N the future
as in the past. NJ. L AEACHAM.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Negro shot and Killed.

JACKSON, MISS, August 1.-Two white
men, Mooney and Williams, near Satoria,
shot fatally a negro named Booth, who re-
fused to allow them to ride in his wagon.
Beth men escaped
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WABASH, IND, August 14.-Aaron Gresso,
aiprominent farmernear Lsketon, who was
implicitly trusted by his neighbors, has alb
sconded, leaving creditors to the extent of
$4,000, one of whom is his mother.
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MEHERREN, VA, August 14.-The trial of
Bichard B. Garland, who killed Joseph Ad-
Olson, of Baltimore, in duel near Wedde-
burns saw-miIl on the 4th of July last, and
was arrested for murder, begun to-day.
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A NECESSITY.

DIR. c.. o. Files, Portland, Me-, says: "Of
all the samples Of medicine sent me during
the pact dozen yeqrs il is the enly one have
ever found which has become necessity IN
my own hnnsehnln.n "
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AUSTIN, TEX, August 14.-The governor
has proclaimed quarantine against all Mexi-
can ports, and authorized the counties on the
Rio Grsnde and exposed points to declare
local nnarantine
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Tex.. CattIe Fever I'm ohio,

SzEuhNyMLE, o., August a. Texas
cattle fever prevails 10 an alarming extent
here and in the neighboring counties in Ohio
and West Virginia. Among cattle recently
brought here from the Southwest large
proportion of the animals have died.
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Evangelist Barnes at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 14.-The Rev. G.
.. Barnes, the mountain evangelist, has been
holding meetings in the Meridian street
Methodist church since Friday. The church
yesterday was crowded TO its utmost Ca.
pscity, many being unable to gain admit.
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The First ''New BaIe'' at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, August 14.-The first bale
of cotton of the new crop raised in Louisiana
arrived to-day from New Iberia. 1t classes
low middling, and sold for twelve cents
This is two weeks later than last year.
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MAsUrAcTuRERs AsDA GENTS.
ro zm.p,sex .rKEEr m.mpuIs,

NO. II sIA OLSON sTKEEr, MEMPHIs.
yu,HE l. ST GRAND EXCLUSION THIS
II Year 60 Arkansas and Texas viii leave
Memphis, Tenn, Monday evening, August 18th via
Memphis fnd Little Rock Railroad. Train leaves
L. and n r. B. Depot, Memphis. Tenn. at 80 p M
This Is the Last Opportunity this season 70 exam
ine the bountiful and magnificent crops Of Arks n
sas and Texas. Everybody should go. Look at
these extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
tn no fo1Inufn1 rIa md return.
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SPORTING NEWS.


Troy, N. Y, August 14.-Detroits, 6;
Troys, o.
ST. LOUIS, August 14.-Cincinnatis, z; St.
Louis, 2.
PIrTsBURG, August 14.-Alleghenys, IA;
Baltimores, l.
PHILADELPHIA, August 14.-Chicages, 10;
Philadelphias, l.
NEW York, August 14.-Clevelands, IL
Metropolitans, S.
READING, August l4.-Atlantics, of Gin
cinnati, s.; Actives 5.
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MR Amos BRADLEY, Rochester. n. Y,
says: ASA asnre cure for nervous debility and
general decay of the system. can conscientiousiy
recommend Browns Iron Buffers as med1ernT dlar
owe nay fellow men. being myself restored to per
feet bealfh
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legged By O'Brien, editor OF Unted ireland.
The judge has expressed the hope that the
attention of the attorney-geEeral may be di-
rected to the matter
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

DURINe the past fiscal year our foreign
commerce aui >Inted to 81 ,566. .s59, ,456, which
was $10s, s,l645S62 less than the preceding
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NEWARK, N. j., August 14.-William H.
Warner and wife have been occupying the
house of Greenleaf d. Brown, % Ward
street. Warner, becoming jealous tonight,
shot his wife and Brown, both probably ia
all
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SENATOR HILL DYING.

SENATOR HILL DYING.
HE CANNOT LIVE MORE THAN A DAY OR TWO
LONGER.
WASHINGTON, August 14.-A telegram
from Senator Brown, received to-day, an
nounces that Senator Ben Hill would proba-
bly, not live through the day, aud requesting
senators and representatives in Washington
TO be communicated with SO those who desire
may be prepared to attend The funeral.
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COurthOuse Kurued.

GRANT CITY, Mo-, August 14.-Twelve
business houses were destroyed by fire here
Saturday night. Loss estimated from $685.
600 to $4,000; insurance about $4,000.
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WEEKLY CLEARINGS
The Exhibit Again Very Favorable
Large Gains Reported from the
Manufacturing Cities.
Memphis Shows Up with an Increase
OF So Per Cent, with a Decrease
at New Orleans.

BosroN, ,August14. Post says: The fol-
lowing table shows the total gross exchanges
at the twenty-four leading clearinghouse in
the United States, for the week ending Au-
pust l2th.
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A TIMELY use of Browns Iron Bitters will
strengthen the nerves and muscles with new life
and vigor, and ward off many diseases that other
wise are sure to encroach upon weak constitu-
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THE FIRE RECORD.
EIouriux Mil Rnrnea.
rueIxe Ru.ines. Hoase. ne.troxed.

WINFIELD, Ks, August 1.-THE Touring
mill of Bliss & Wood burned yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000.
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NEW FIRM.

MO BOOK CAN BE COPYRIGHTED UNTIL
IN PUBLICATIONS. The citizens and business
Community win be visited AZ the proper time for
their information and orders, and promise TO
merit the same cordial announcement and liberal
support that has been given me in former years
fhe weIl-kpoWn house of 8. c. Toof q Co. win
continue 70 be responsible for the typography,
while /. usual. shall personally compile and.
a Z sHOLB.
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THE EIGHrHEENTH SESSION begins Sept a. 1882
Preparation for University, Army. Navy or Busi'
ness Thorough discipline. Full corps of instruct
ors. Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Buildings and grounds repaired and improved.
Complete covered Gymnasium and extensive su-
C. L. G. MINOR, NJ UNIV. Val, LII. d.
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Memphis Collegiate Institute for Boys
Will open September 4, 1882. Thorough
preparation for college or business. In
quire of d. D. MOORE, Principal.
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= BEFORE st arting off for the summer get a
bottle of German Corn Remover. 1t win
nav you 25
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MRS. ALIENS.
AND
Miss McAnauy's School

No. $50 Lauderdsle street,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER IL, 1882 All pu-
wv pills intrusted to their care will be trained,
by the most approved methods of culture, to the
healthy. happy self activity, which is the basis OF
the new educat ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NUR. RORERT NJ. LEECH Gate Con-
" duetor on the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad) has this dsy been appointed General
Agent and Solicitor for