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A Keatucsy Vendetta.

CATLETTsBURG, KY, August 12.-On elec.
tion day, in Pike county, bloody atiray oc-
Cured between the Mccoy. and Hatfield
families, 10 which one OF The Hstfelds was
shot and cut so that he died. His friends
banded together, caught three OF the McCoys,
tied them to trees and shot them. More
bloodshed is expected, as the families are
numerous and yindictiye
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Dvinr ma, H..xea-

SILVER CRY, n. NJ, August 12-Elijsh
Frsnklin was hanged here Yesterday for the
murder of Deputy Sheriff johnson. Strong
efforts We're made to obtain a respite, as
Franklin was dying from consump ption, but
the governor declined to interfere.
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Meacham&HOrtOn|
WHOLESALE GR0cERS
GRAIN DEALERS.
LIsE AND CEMENT AGENTS,
No. 9 Union Street. Memphis.
A Vegetable Product,

A Vegetable Product,
Only used in AYERS AGUE CURE, has
proven itself never falling and rapid
cure for every form of Malarial Dis
order, Fever and Ague, or Chills and
Fever. No injury follows its use, and
2ts effects are permanent. 1t rouses
the system to a condition of vigorous
health, cleanses the blood of malarial
poison, and knparts feeling of COM
fort and security most desirable in
Ague districts. 1t is an excellent tonic
and preventative, as well as cure, of
all complaints peculiar to malarious,
marshy and miasmatic regions. The
great superiority of AYERS AGUE CURE
over any other compound is that it
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
eral; consequently it produces no
quinism or injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had
never had the disease.
The direct action of AYERS AGUE
CURE upon the Liver and Digestive
Organs makes it superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medi-
eines have failed.
For sale by all druggists.
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suieide OF an I.,anc Pre.cber

PORTLAND, Me, August 12.7The Rev.
Joseph Bartlett, retired Congregationalist
minister of Gorham, committed suicide by
drowning in Little river while temporarily
insane. He wss brother of Samuel T.
Bartlett, president Of Dartmouth College.
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SARATOGA, August I2-FTra Race
Three quarters of a mile. George Kinney
won; Barnes second, Tocsin third. Time
II5.
iSecoad Race.-One and half miles. Zen
dor won; General Monroe second, Ella
WzIfeld third. Time-2:363. :
Third Race.-One mile. Dead heat be-
tween Colonel Watson and Lutestring;
Northland next. Time-1 :443. The dead
heat was run on and was won by Watson in
/ :454.
Fourth Raee.-Three- quarters OF a mile.
Amazon won; Martinique second, Iota third.
Time-I:l54
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MISSISSIPPI Valley EsDownzEr ASSOCIATION,
YIcKsguR6, August. 4, 1872
T,HI3 ASSOCIATION HAS ORGANIZED A 'sDAY
Il CLASS" zeparate and di.tinct from its Six
Months Class, the members of which can marry
when they please and get FIVE DOLLARS DAY
for every day they have been member Parties
within two orthr-e months of their msrrisgs viii
find IL 10 their interest TO invest For further In
formation apply At the office. corner Washington
and Crawford streets
CHAs. NJ ERWIN. Secretary.
THE L. ST GRAND Excg esBON THIS
- Year tO Ark ABzas Hnd Texas VIII leave
Memphis, Tenn, Monday evening. August z8fh yfs
Memphis snd Little Rock Railroad. fra3n leaves
L. and N. r T. DepoE, Memphis. Tenn. at 4:30p.m-
This Is the Last Opportunity this season to exam
inc the bountiful and magnificent crops Of Arken-
szs aud rexas- Everybody should CO. LOOK at
these Extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
TO the following places and return:
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EST ABLISHED 1910.

FREE and fair competition, and not gov
eminent bounty, which is only heavy tax
on all for the benefit of few, is the true
method Of encouraging cheap production
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DISSOLUTION.

rTNHE firm Of NJ L. Mesehim & Co. Is this day
l. dissolved ny mutual consent. Mr.. NJ i.
Meacham sells his entire Interest 70 his success
soIs- MesSrs. Meschs-n & Horton, who VIII con-
unCe the business at the old stand. No. Uricn
street. n L. AEAcHAM.
T. Z. MEAcHAH.
nS- In retiring from business, I return thanks
for the liberal patronage extended the old hrm,
aud recommend my SUCCESSORS. feeli-g assured
thst they will be faithfully served In the future
as in the past NJ L. HEACHAB.
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Masonic Notice.

DEM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERNo. p
L R-A.M.-Win hold a stated cOnvo- ~
cation MONDAY night the 14th instsnt, ~ ~
at So,cloek. for dispatch of bu.iness Yis- M
jting companions are Materially invited. "
By order 9. W. MoSBY, N. z H-P.
d. c. TRADEz Secretary.
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Railroad Ce,ebr.tl.. :. Le.,.vtrre

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 12.-At meet
ing of merchants and manufacturers. held at
tine Board of Trade rooms, it was determined
to celebrate ON the 18th of September the
opening of the C. C. & A., the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern, and the 81. Louis
Air Line Railroads. 1t was sgeed that this
should be done by an industrial street
pageant, by the exhibitions of the Louisville
Fair Association and the Louisville Exposi-
ton, by decorating houses for the entire
week from the 1lIh To the 10th proximo, and
by general illumination Of all hoslses on
the 9th and lSth.
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Kentuekx Dssp.radoes KiIIed.

PADUcAH, KY, August 12.-Intelligence
has just been received thai mob attacked
the Campbell bows, desperadoes, in house
in Caldwell county. The Campbells killed
one OF the mob. The house was then fired,
and as the Campbells were driven out they
we're riddled with bullets.
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EoRslaN FLASHES

LONDON, August 12.-General Ignatief
has not been arrested.
FALMOUTH, August l2.-The steamship
Herman will take 500 sfeersge passengers
Of the wrecked steamer Mosel. The cabin
passengers of the Mosel will await the
arrival OF another steamer.
LISBON, August IA dispatch from
Buehos Ayres 5 atss thai The vessel convey
ing Iietensnt Boye and The members OF the
I.aIian Antsrtic expedition has been
wrecked of Cane Horn. Ali on board were
saued
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THE FIRE RECORD.

100000 worth OF Property Destroyed.
SPOKANE FALLS, w. T., August IA
fire last night destroyed 100000 worth of
property; partially insured. Several men
were very severely burned.
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ARrHUx AT HOME.
Arrival OF the Presidential Party nj
New York

New YoHK, August 12-The United
States steamer Despatch arrived to-day with
the President and party on board. The
Despatch proceeded up North river as far as
Thirtieth street. The steamer Minnesota
Aaluted as she passed with tweuty-one guns,
ard the Despatch responded with salute Of
Two gum, and Commander Giilis, Of the
Minnesota, went on board the Despatch. The
visit being a formal one, considerable time
was spent in exchanging official courtesies,
snd Comm ander Gillis returned to his ship.
shortly after o'clock the Despatch landed.
Several private carriages were awaiting for
the parry, which was immediately driven to
Presid<nt Arfh ur's residence
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The Atlanta Constitution says: "The Rio
Graude is a long way of, and if the authori-
ties of Texas are sctive the fever Icannot at
this stage of summer spread over much ter
-;torvU
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YELLOW-FEvER..


Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, August 1.-THE quarau-
tine stations to be established Immediately
by the State Board OF Health will be at
Osyks, Miss, on the New Orleans and Chi
cago railroad; Fort Adams, on the Missi,-
sippi river, and at a point in Hancock
county, on the Mobile and New Orleans rail-
road. DIR. Rice, of Vicksburg, will hsve
charge of the latter. A National Board of
Health certificate will be required of per-
sons travelling
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Joh n j. C0nneIiy,


Died August l. 1882. eyed thirtytwo years and six
months.
Life is real life is earnest and the grave is not its
&. gngl
Dust thou art to dust returnest was not spoken of
the soufl -LoBqfeitoto.
Lie is short at best, and he who lives it best
An upright, honest and duty loving young man.
cherished and loved by all who knew him. He
was duuful son. loving brother, model hus-
say, weep not he Is. not aead- but sleeyf GO and
though mlss hizr end mourn his loss, IL Is
ioIsingte know that ne ieft yon at pe.ce with the
its thorns and blossoms II Itfiourishes ,-day, and
tomorrow it is plucked from its stem. Heaven
had marked his course, and when he had finished
his WORK ne drew the drapery OF his couch
about aim and lay down pssceiul dreams -
must 90, over the river OF IIne to wait for the
loYed ones VINO viii come be and by. There is
nothing certain in life but death. Be what we
may on earth, we know that death wal 6nlsn the
piss aud ring down the curtain to the cadence of
some ones tears. Man T. king to-dsy. but 20.
morros his ashes rest ike those OF the peasant
under he clay. 'Tis but step fron The throne
to The graya Bsstn j. the crown of life sor those
VINO have earned the Gro u we know he wears
!. TOT ne mas easn-1 a. Let your tears fail uPon
glsdness, joyous to know that his pain and sor-
rows are at u end, and be Is now Teaping The hsr
vest of reward given to those who bear the cross
Sleep, anc may the angels ever
Gnsrd and bless thy grass-grown grave,
And forget thee, we viii never
While the willows o er thee wave.
sleep, Till heaven bid thee waken
From thy deep and lowly bed,
While our hearts m y Zee forsaken
Mourning Tor our loved lest dead.
Life is toilsoine, life is wesry
When we lose onr dearest one
Day ana tight drag by US dreary.
Still we say Thy will be DONE"
Wait ana watch just o'er the river
Till we come tiny peace 10 share.
There Will be no tears, no. never,
There VIII be no parting there.
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MRS. ALIENS.
AND
Miss McAnaIIy's School

No. 500 Laudera~Ie street,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEABER IL, 1Ssa- All pE1-
Wv pills intrusted to their care will be trained
by the most approved methods of culture, 10 the
the new education
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rbe lacrosse ChampIonship.

New YORK, August 12-Coney Island
races. Hostage, Tonawauda, Miles Faith,
Hickory Jim and Jim Vauderver we're The
winners
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1he e, o. and - W X -
viii sell round trip tickets from Cosizeton Ripley.
EeEbern and Riyes Tennessee, and Fulton. Aay-
heid and faduczh, Kentue<y- Also. Louisville
and Nashville hsfi1osd from stations between
Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky, and sta
lions on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
ana Henderson. to memphis. at foufcents per mile.
round trip. aud only for this OCCASION Trans
-1lflesEe Memphis on the 2sLh inssnt at o'clock
q m and NJ 40 PA
Tickets good for hfFfy Dap ., and limited
to continuous passage in both directions
mensber this Is the LAST OPPO ETUSfTY THIS
YEAR For further information CAL on or Ur1te
10 the folloWiBg-Ds med Agents..
T. A WILLIAMS Passenger Ag't, Memphis, Tenn
IA kEEf HJGHEs- Ticket Agent
- Mk1u E<IeE<. n mphis. Tenn
= ElALkd. 11ekst x<ent, zss Main. Hsnph1s.
D. Q. kQfEET4, 6<a- fAsz'r and I1c<et Asepts
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CATTLE QUARANTINE.
LETTER FROM ACuNG-sEcRETARY-oF- -oF-THE-
1REAsURY FRENCH.

lhEAcOh1 fHENCA.
WASHINGTON, August l2.-Acting. Secre-
tary-of-the. Treasury French to-day addressed
a letter to the collectors at New York, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, Boston and Portiaud,
calling their attention to the act of Congress
making provision for the establishment of
cattle quarantine stations, and stating that it
is the duty of the department TO provide
proper shelter for the cattle at those ports ss
soon as convenient. They are instructed 10
consider the best method of doing this,
and also where such quarantine sta-
tions should be established. The treasury
cattle commission has b,en au, horned %
advise with collectors upon the subject.
Judge French's letter says 1t has been fug-
gested at some of the ports that the trans
portation companies may be willing TO aid
in furnishing the accommodations desired,
and also that the place selected for The
quarantine station should be accessible by
water carriage that the cattle in quarantine
may be isolated from other cattle; aud that
each importation may also be isolated from
other importations.
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Doa,t Do IT,

Don't seek the tenn porsry feeling OF health
anS strength, resrisfpg from the use OF beer a1d
ale or otnef matt and alcoholic compounas =
after-e5ects make YOU feel worse than pe[oEe.
Permanent health L. sure 10 DC found IN that nest
of all iron preparations that frrend % tenpe1Aies
and long life known as Browns xrQl bltief-s
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EUPHRATEs LODGE. No. s5-A regular meet
ID ing Of this lodge will be held this (SUEDAYl
morning. August 13Ih. at 10 O'Clock, sharp Last
day to pay dues before susp nsion-
GEnN
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Machinists and BIaeksmiths

OF THIS CITY ara invited 10 meet at the Trades
" Assembly Hall, 29s Second street. zt 10
O'Clock this (SUEDAl1 morning. for the purpose
OF forming Union
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MHwAuKEE, August IA daziaIdly y at
le fnrt a. traiarwrecEing was discoyerec on
he Chicsg6 ard Northwestern road few
miles south 81 this city tonight. The en-
gineer of the passenger train due here q s
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IRELAND.

IRELAND.
THE DUBLIN GARRISON 70 Pc REINFORCED.
DuBL1s, August Is.-The garrison heie
will be reinforced, probably TO guard against
any outbreak during exhibition week.
PREPARING FOR THE INHIBITION.
Parnell and othe: Ilish members of Par
lament arrived to-day 10 sttepd the festivi-
ties in connection with the approaching
opening OF the exhibition. The streets are
already extensively decorated.
THE FIRST CONVICTION UNDER THE CRIMES
ACT.
Francis Heynes has been found guilty OF
the murder OF John Doloughty, herder,
near Ennis, few weeks ago, and sentenced
to be hanged one month hence. This is the
& at trial under the crimes act befere special
Jury. The crime was of an agrsrian CHAR
aeter. Doloughty had continued in employ
ment at a farm from which Keynes had been
evieted.
TESTING THE FEELING OF THE GOVERNMENT
LONDON, August 1.-THE Standard says
several Irish ms smbe.a OF Parliament intend
10 address their constituents during the re-
cess with the view 10 testing the extent TO
which the government will allow freedom OF
speech.
THE coNsfABULARY AGITATION CEASED.
In the Commons it was stated that The
constabulsry had ceased their agitation un-
conditioually.
RENTS REDUCED.
LONDONDERRY, August 12-The sub
commissioner of the Land Court here has
given judgement in the FIRST case yet heard
OF on application by tenants Of the Irish
Society to fix fair rent. He reduced the
aggregate rent from e149 to s126 pounds
Iu the case Of another applicant. tenant
on the estate OF The marquis Of Londonderry,
the rent was reduced eS4.
MISS PARNELL's REMAIEs.
CORK, August l2.-In the event OF The
remains OF Miss Fannie Parnell being in
TERED in Ireland there will probably be a
great demonstration at the funeral.
LORD eAyESDIsas ASSASSIN
HAVANA, August ia dispatch from
Jsmaica says that Wes,gate, the seif-confessed
assassin of Lord Frederick Cayendish and
Burke, has arrived there, and that the evil
dence duplicating him in thecrime isstror g.
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THE SPORTING RECORD.

Baseball.
LOUISVILLE, August 12-Eclipses, 8; Aih.
lefic-, 4.
ST LOUIS, August 1a.-Cincinnatis, 49, St.
Louis L.
BosroS, August lz.-BOstonr. 5; eieve-
lands o.
NEW YohK, August l2.-Troys, 8; Metro
politans, 2
PRovDESoE, August l2,-P'royideness, Fl
Chiesgos, 0.
P1rrsBuRe, August 12.-BaltimOrer, s.
Alleghenys, 6.
WORCESTER. August 12.-Bufalop, Z;
Worcesters, 4.
PHnADELPH1A, Augurt 12.-Pbiladel-
phias, 5; Detroits, 2.
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MONTREAL, August ia lacrosse match
for the championship of the world, between
the Shamrock and Montreal clubs, was won
by the Shararocss
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Spring Hill College.

NEAR MOBILE, Ala
-Tnder the ofrecff0c Of ibe Jesuit Fathers
SD Annual Session opens Oct 2, 1882 Location
beau .isui and healthy Every facility afforded for
The besr classical snd commercial education.
French, German and spanish Taught without ex-
ira charge. large staff o. teachers permits per-
sonal supervision and individual training. For
particulars apply to
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MRF g DELANEY, Of Norfolk, Va ,wrifes :.
II gives Ine great pleasure to expelfence once
more that goriousiy good feeling OF perfecx neal.-
was ousltd In despair. my osck constAntlyp p4lned
ne &ne nom head to foot I felt thorockhfy III
could net yak across fhe ard~WIthout fsfs7r
Nothing ate Agreed w5thzre Doetors
1ne no gcod- ! trzed ByD<h.s Iron Bitter1 ~ ~
have gtsen nie per5pss fasaltn s1d strength
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ANorHER pIspATcH.

BROWNSVILLE, August 12.--Twenty-one
Mexicans and four Americans are the new
cases of yellow-fever reported and one death.
The opinion OF physicians is that the fever
material is exhaustiug itself. There were
eight deaths and several new cases 10 Mata-
mOras
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IN MEMORIAM.
walter Graham Avery.

WHfteF drahdui ANery.
DIED in 0soeola, Ark, August H. 1852 WALTER GRA-
HAM, infant son of Norman L. and Minnie r. Avery,
aged twenty months aud twenty-one days.
We miss thee. for our love was great
We mourn, but feel twere better thus;
For now an angel at the gate
OF Heaven stands to welcome us.
Walter. darling. fareweI-in perfect trust
We drink the cup oar Fathers given
For thoush We lay thee in the dust,
We know Thy spirit is in heaven.
We deeply sympathize with the devoted father
and mother in the loss OF their precious, ehefub
child May they put their tfGst in Him who hath
taken theirchild for an angel in heaven snc learn
70 Row IA humDle sub mission and faith, and say.
"fhy will be done"
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aN WORT
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ins0lyent Notice.
4520-State of Tennessee Shelby county-OfHce
County Court Clerk. Memphis Tenn, August IL
1SS2-To John League, Public Administrator,
and as such administrator of Clement DauIiac,
decea1ed.
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the estate
LII of Clement Dsuriac, deceased, you are
hereby ordered TO give notice by advertisement in
some newspaper published within tie said State,
and also at the courthouse door of Shelby county,
for all persons having claims against said estate to
appear and file the same with the Clerk OF the Coun
ty enticsted in the manner prescribed by
law or before the lst day of December 1882: and
any claim not filed before said day, before
an appropriation Of the funds of said estate is
made shall be forever barred both in law and
equity. Witness my hand, at Office, this 18th day
of August, 1882. OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By Hugh B. Cullen. Deputy Clerk
above order.
49,. fnf 1000
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Twenty New Cases mt BrowusyiIIe.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, August 12.-Twenty
new Gases of lever; no deaths. Cortina's
rancho, twelve miles north, has FIVE CASES
At Matsmorss the existing cases are upward
of $50; three deaths.
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Caney Island Kaees.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. J., August 12-
Pizarro, Forester, Srathspy, Monitor,
Ilaska and Frank sbort we're the winners
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,Fron Izsutelsut-colonsi Rzlazsy's Rssonectionk
Here is delicious Story, told me BY an
old lady whom 1 met soneshe1e. which has
,cheered me up in my SORROW. When girl
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A BLOODY ARRAY
Between Rival Families in Kentucky
Three Men Tied to Trees and
Shot to Death.
Miseegenatioa in Michigan Murderous
Miss Kruger-An Embezzler Par
dO4ed-Murderers Hanged.


DALLAS, TEX, August 12.-John Green,
the leader for six years past of a gang of
horse-thieyes throughout Texas, was de-
coyed and captured last night at McKinney.
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Trorfin0 as Kaahe.fsr.
Racing al Monmouth Park.

were finished to-day. Aldine, Clipgstons
Wilson and Won Arnim were the winners.
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PLANTERS
PATENT COTTONBASKET
Convenient, Economical and Durable.
8. KATZENBERGER,S SONS,
MANUFACTURERS ANDA GENTS,
NO. ~ MADISON STREET. MEMPHIS.
ANNUAL MEETING of STOCKHOLDERS

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS TENN, July 6, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual keet-
In ing of the Stockholders of the above Com
pany viii be held at the office OF the Company, in
the city of Memphis, on the
I4fh Day OF August, Hasa.
Notice is also given that at said meeting a PROF.
sition will be submitted to the stockholders to
consolidate with the. Memphis snd Vicksburg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Rsilroad Company and the New Or
leans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ. KLEIN Secretary
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LAND LEAGUE MEETING.

The annual convention OF the Irish Land
League of Great Britain is sitting at Man
chester to-day with closed doors. Commons,
member of Parliament for Roscommop, pre-
sides. Three hundred delegates were present.
A resolution of sympathy was pissed rela-
tive to the death of Miss Fanny Parnell. A
report was presented stating that the High
lands OF Scotland are ripe for land agitation
It was resolved to alter the title of the Land
League TO the "L,pd and Labor Bssgue of
Great Britainp Upon a resolution for
euumeratiDg peasant proprietary as among
the objects Of the League, an amendment
was passed embodyiDg the principles OF the
Dayitt land nation aliz ation scheme, but alter
an animated discussion, the original resolu-
ton was unanimously carried. A resou
ton passed recommending that farmers IN
ireland use justice and expedieDcy in aiding
the cause f'the isborefs, and recon- me nding
the payment to the irish Haembefs OF Far
4ianent for their services in the cause OF the
Land League,