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NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

SERVICE SAYS OF 1T.
WASHINGTON, December 25.-Speaking OF
the recommendation of the House Com miltee
on Epidemic Diseases in favor of an sppro.
priatiou of $4,000 to enable the National
Board OF Health to quarantine the front ers,
member of the Marine Hospital Service
ttsf said tonight that it was another scheme
10 enhance the importance OF the National
Board of Health. He said their intention
wsp, il they got the money, to establish cor
dons on the Mexican and Canadian FROM
tisrs, 10 quarantine against yellow-fever in
the South and smallpox in the North. He
thought that this work was unnec-
essary at the present time, and
that if it ever became necessary it could bet
ter be done by Marine Hospital Service. In
cidentally he made the remark that it was
curious that last year the State of Michigan
should have spent $4,000 to circulate pam
phlel setting forth the ACCESSIBILITY of NJ Chi
gan as place of residence, all over Canada,
and that this year she should want $40 900
10 quarantining against Canadian immi-
grants, especially 10 view of the fact that no
smallpox has been brought in by Canadian
immigrants this year. In this connection it
is understood that the best friends OF the
National Board OF Health are not disposed
to believe that Ii will get much money this
session.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. 454l-In the Chaacery Court of Shelby county,
Tean.-Wm WhelkH " p. A F~ehan ct al
1t appearing from bill. which Il sworn 70 IN this
cause, that the defendant, p. Feehan, Is q rtzl-
dent of Chicago state of Illinois, and non-rezi-
dent of the State Of Tenneesee:
II is therefore ordered, That he make his ap-
pearanee herein al the courthouse of Shelby coun-
fy, in Memphis, Tenn, or before the drst Mon
day in JsnUsr ~, 1858. and plead, answer or dem1i
confessed as TO him and set for hearing expGrte;
and that q copy OF this order be published once &
week, for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This 18th day Of November, 1882.
A copy-attest- z J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. n Bradley. Deputy Clerk Ind Master.
Morgan Mcfarland. 60iS- for compfnt- tue
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The new York Penal Code.

NEW YORK, December pa large NUN.
her of pereons arrested for violation Of the
penal code were held by the police justices
to-day In a conference between Recorder
Smytb, Judge Gildersleete and Superin
tendent WaIling, it was decided that the
evidence of policeman Who purchased
drinks on Sunday could not operate against
the liquor dealer, the policeman by the act
of purchase thereby becoming his accom-
plice. In consequence, all liquor saloons
N ay hereafter on Sunday sell with 100 punt y
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rte freiibie a. opeliha, Ala.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 25:-EI-
sggersted Iumors prevail If the trouble al
Opeiika, as Gov. O'NeaI, who had gone to
Mobile 10 spend few dsys, wss called back
by telegram from the commissioners appoint
ed 10 take charge of the municipal affairs in
place Of the old authorities. removed By an
ter. The com missioners called on Dunbar,
the old mayor, to get 20 session of the city
property. So far no violence is reported.
No Troops bave yet been ordered out. The
sheriff of Lee coirty is ordered to SUNNI on
q gu Efficient force TO sustain the coz. mis-
sioners and preserve peace.
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cet.on.mllls sn-pended.

PHILADELPHIA, December 25. : james
Smy'h & Co., manufacturers of gngham and
e1ttou goods, have been running two large
mills in this city, one al 1902 Pine street, and
the other at Berkshire Mill church and Or
ford street, Frankford. The announcement
that their paper had gone 10 protest caused
quite stir among textile manufacturers
The firm is composed of James s. Smytb,
formerly prominent brewer, and Wm. D.
Obier. Liabilities estimated at between
100000 and 100000. 1t is understood tbe
firm will make an assignment 10 VIM. Arroti.
Speaking of their financial troubles, Smyih
said il was due to the unfortunate extension
OF their business, mourning liabilities which
the siripgency of the money market and the
depressed condition of the cotton trade pre-
vented them meeting. There will be
meetiog of the creditors to- morrow.
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A MEXICAN company backed by English
capital, and favored by valuable contracts
with the Mexican government, has BEEN or
ganized to run a line of steamships between
the United States, Mexico and Europe. A
contract tor five steamers OF 1000 tons each
has been given to a Glasgow 6rm, 10 cost not
lees than 100000 tach. A sixth steamer is
under consideration.
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In Humboldt county, Cal, the whole area
of the redwood forest has been mapped and
plated. There are something over 100000
acres of that timber in that county alone.
Disinteresied experts estimate 100000 feet OF
lumber per acre as an average, if not a small
yield. At SIS per 1000 feet. the redwood of
Humboldt county alone would just about pay
the present nstionsl debt.
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The Iobacco-growers of the Connecticut
and Housatonic valleys are to hold con-
vention in Hartford today TO form a New
England Tobacco growers Associations, the
idea being "not only TO take immediate ac-
ton with regard 10 the proposed re-trictive
tariff on Sumatra tobacco, but also to form a
permanent organization for mutual protec.
tim and hana6t y
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REPORT that John McLssn, of the Gin
ciuuati Enquirer (Dem.), had entered the
field against Mr.. Peudleton for the Ohio
senatorshiP, provided the mex Legislature is
Democratic, and had begun 'layiug the
ropes" 10 secure the nomination of csndi-
dates for the House and Senate favorable to
him, has been started in Columbu O. But
inquiry proves it to be hoax.
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y The Raleigh Ners states that the prospects
of having North Carolioa tobacc, fair at
Durham are fnS. Indeed, there seems TO be
no longer any doubt about it. The president
of the Fair A'sociatfSn,Mr. Jaliln S. Carr.
has made hi, repsri, Ael iorlh the plan of
operations agreed on, an4 il was determined
to issue 1000 bonds of II each, with the un-
derstandlug tina; Darham would take all the
bonds not subscribed for by tbe other tobacco
ceuters. The right men have the matter in
chsr0a
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The American MdcIinist say: off lin
gering doubt still exists in the mind of the
most skepticsl as to the ability or intention
OF the American mechanic 10 fill want
even before it beconee 1sog felt,' the num-
Der who have brought out cheap key-seai
cutting machines curing the past year or TWO
ought to remove ihaG doub. definitely and
foreverD
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RAILROAD commission bill similar in
most respects 10 the one now in operation in
Alabama and Georgia has passed The South
Carolina Legislature. lis p'sssge was
strongly opposed by representatives of the
railroad corpol ation', who commended that
the enforcement OF its provisions would be
injurious 10 the roads. The friends OF the
bill, however, contended that the Alabama
and Georgia law operated benz 6cially and
carried their point
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THE Emperor Of Austria has written the
Pope sn autograph letter, in which he begs
70 inform his holiness that his government
has demonstrated with the Italian govern
ment about the Interference OF italian courts
in the Mortinucci architect lawsuit against
the mOjOr-dOmO OF the Vatican Palace, to
collect a sam of money which was not due
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A vsonau.s CIgver Ruse.

BEDFORD IND, December 25.-Mrs. Bell
ob,aiped permission from Mrs. Ovens, the
jailer's wife, to talk in the corridor with her
husband, imprisoned for murder. Mrs.
Owens, being called away, Mrs. Bell quickly
gave her husband a revolver, and in an adj
joining room got the keys and gave them TO
him, with which he made his escape. Mrs.
Ovens returned and tried to prevent his
escape, but was held BY Mrs. Bell.
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Eirt.en Cars 1hro wn or a rre.fIe.

CHATTANOOGA, December 25.-Fuller de
tails OF the terrible accident on the Georgia
division of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railway, which occurred Saturday
between Rockmsrt and Broswell, reached
the city Saturday night. The train cor
sisted Of sixteen cars, jumped the track on
trestle, and was frecipit attd into gorge
seventy-fve feet below. Ten cars were car
ried into the chasI1, and lhfee spatis Of the
trestle. The wreck was terrible. Conductor
Bishop and Brakeman Dorsey were Instantly
Killed. A brother of the former, who was
likewise a conductor on the same road, was
killed in a-sissflas- accident, near that spot,
a month ago.
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rhrec L,nIe th.Idren burned 10 Death.

BRooKINGs, OAK December 25.-During
the absence OF Mr.. Birker, of Estelline, from
home, MS wife left their three children, aged
six menths,i three years and FIVE year,. re-
spectively, in the ho1se while she did Work
at the barp. Il is thought that the children
were playing with Goals and set fire TO their
clothes, and before Mr.. Barker returned
home two of the little ones were cnaffed
coTpses, and in re scuing the baby, which af-
teIward died 10 her arms, the mother re-
ceived bnrns which place her life in danger.
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s. Blow ct al.
II appearing from the bill fled in this cause that
the defendants, Samuel Masters, Catherine L.
Blount, William A. Blount, 5allie A. Moore and
John Moore, of Beaufort county, N. c. Juanita
- Goelet. Of Beaufort county e.; henry O..
Msrover, of Fayetteville. n. c.; joseph N. Bell, Of
Jacktonport Ark; DorCas S. Blow, Henry 5. Blow,
Elizabeth A Byoum, Richard A Bynum, Samuel
J. NJ Blow Mary D. Higgs. J. B. Higss and Alex
ander L. Blow, of Pitt county y. T.; Samuel Ma
non-reAideBtz of the State of Tennessee:
Il Is therefore ordered, That they make their ep-
pearance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in February, 1888, and plead, answer or
demur TO compartments bill FOR the same will
be taken for confessed as 70 them, and set for
hearing exparte; and that copy of this order be
published once q week. for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal This Dec-mberI u, 1872
A copy-attest: E. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
Flippfn d Fippin Sofa for com Dl'ut tue
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sTAR-hOUTE DECISION.

sUB-coSTRAc ToR's CLAIM NOT RECOGNIZED
WHEN HIS PRINCIPAL Is IN DEFAULT.
WAsHIEnroF, December Z5.-Sixrh-Au-
ditor Ella has rendered . decision in the
Star rotlte contract csse-of Chase ADdre~.,
sub-coniractor under A. Z. Boone, on ro.te
30, lG7, in Louisians. Boone was declared a
failing contractor on his other routes, and
the auditor refu.es Andrews payment on the
ground that under The law no payment sh all
be made for service on any routes under con-
tract with such person until all penalties for
failures are fully Satisfied.
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TX SENATOR RANDOLPH, OF New Jersey,
is quoted "a saying: Il don't claim TO be a
prophet, but there are things l think | can
foreses, and let me tell Won that Joe Nc
Donald. of Indisus, is gong to be our next
president There is tuch an uprising ia his
favor among the D mocra:s Est as we'll as
West that unless something occurs 10 very
much change tie aspect OF afairs he will
get the nomination, and the man who gets
the Democratic nomination will be presi-
lo-t
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Elooa. in nc AIreghenx.

P1TTsBURa, PA, December 25-Toree ice
gorges on tue Allegheny river, between this
city and Parkersburg, Pa, brcke yesterday,
aud the immense volume of water back OF
them caused food, which swept nearly 65,,
900 feet of lumber away from Its moorings
a few miles above the city. The lumber
was the properly of Joseph Couch, who es.
Inmates his loss at $4,000. No other dam
age reported.
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MOR,rGAGE SALE.

State OF Alabama, Colbert county.
TINDER and by virtue OF mortgage executed
u by toe Mountain Mills Manufacturing Com
pany in favor of the undersigned, and recorded in
Mortgage Lien Record F, pages III to ls1, in the
ONCE Of the Judge of Probate of said county, we
will proceed 70 sell, on
Monday, the 2ein day OF February, 1ssS,
at the front door of the Mount ain Mills Factory,
in said county, within legal hours, 10 the highest
bidder bidders, for cash, the following described
property, towft: The northwest or. sec. p north
east or. q, northeast Or sec. 16 southwest Or
sec Is, northwest and south ar sec. q, northwest
Or sec 3D. northeast or. and south half Is, all
in township l. range Is west Of Huntsville, in all
Is40 acres, less together with the factory
building, two lap machines. one picker, eleven
cards two railway beads two sets drawing frames
with golfers two sets tpeeders seventeen spinning
frames, 1851 spndles, eighteen reels, grinding
frames, rollers, pulling banding machines, three
varying mills twenty-five spoilers. with betting,
shsftIng and fixtures for running the machinery.
Boilers and Two engines, sawmill. gItstDul. with
engine and boiler all running and pertaining to
the business now carried on Except the ma
chine shop aud foundry with their machinery and
contents) and their policies Of Insurance. for the
sum of twenty-five thousand dollars.
A. G. BARTON.
W. W. BAYLES5, Trustees
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CINeISSATI, December 25-Sunasv even,
ing Lena and Lizzie Plan. lsed ni,een and
nine yeare, while walking dtb their tathsr
down Fourth street hill. wee shot by Georgs
Heide, aged abont eiob,.aoyears, and badly
Injured in The lnwsr +; ,bs. No cause is
known. It is supposed hi tHeide was erSzsd
by drink, a. the girls -.rgstrapgsrs to him.
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TIE faculty of Washington and Lee Uni.
versity announce to its friends an encouraging
increase for the present session in The num-
Der of its studeuIS- Already it is twenty per
cent. over the total number on the roll of
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HARTFORD, CONN, December 25.-It is
stated that the trustees of Trinity College
have invited the Rev. DR.. EIiPhalet Mott
Porter, president of Union College, Schenec-
tady, N. Y, to become the successor of Presi-
dent Pyncbon, resigned. President Pynchon
remains at the college, retaining the pro-
fessorship of moral philosophy
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BERLIN, December 25.-There is a great
stir among the German press 10 consed uence
OF the arrest at Vienna of a. B srlin journal
ist; who FED TO Austria 10 avoid the fulfill
ment OF a sentence of eight months npris-
onment for Iibeline Bismarck.
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LIvERMoRE, IA, December Pa disas-
trous Ere this morning destroyed $4,000
worth of property, including the pos;office
and entire eastern portion of the town. In
snranee S75 200
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a 0A7D.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss of manhood etc., will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea-
remedy was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send self-sddressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, &dtton D, Neso York Cttr.
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Admtnisfraforss sale.

ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER So 1852, AT II
~ O'Clock m. will, in front of tn postodice in
Collierville, shelby county, Tenn. sell at public
auction. TO the highest bidder, for cash. the
collected Notes and Accounts belonging to the
tate of S. d. Msngum, deceased. and the late firms
OF 8. d. Msngum & Co. and Mangum Bro. Said
claims will be sold IN eight lots or packages.
A. D. GWYHNE,
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
MIR. Valentine Has Not Failea

Z NEW YORK, December pa dispatch
from Newburgh, published Sunday morning,
to the effect that Mr.. Lawson Valentine ad
failed, is pronounced without foundation By
George F. Swayne, treaurer Of Valentine
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BEING m ide from 6brous material, the
CelluIoid Eye Glasses will out-last ten pair
of rubber. The lenses are the best known TO
science. For sale by all leading jewelers. and
ri
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TAxATfoE should be based on the prinei-
pie of equal and exact iustice to all and
favors to none. Neither corporations nor in
dividusls have any claim TO be exempted
from its burdens.
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DER.

DAWSON sunday, December ~. 1852, JAMES
PAvrs, aged sixty years. Born in County Bosom
mon, Ireland.
Funeral this tTbEsbAY) morning at lo:sO
O'Clock from St Bridget's ch atch. Friends invited
to attend. CARRIAGES at the church.
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FIVE MEN KILLED
AnG@fmo Wounded in a Collision On the
Chesapeake ard Ohio Railroad
Trains Badly Wrecked.
Fifteen Cars ThrOwn on a TrestIe-Ae-
eident on the Wabash-Three Little
Children Burned to Death.
Special % the Appeal

Special % the Appeal
FUtgoS, Ky. December zS.-An extra
freight on the Central railroad going south
to-day run over a negro boy about twelve
years Of age, By the name of Carl james,
cuttingoff both arms and ipficting a severe
cash in the head. The negro would have
quickly pa sed away but for the surgical
skill OF Drs. Lutin, Whayue and Morri', ss-
sisted by DIR. Bryan, of HEX N an county.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Decem Der ga FIRE in
the Southern cotton warehouse, containing
about 400 bales. caused slight damsge;
insurance S68 600
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Gsmbeita's condtusa is az satisfactory ss
il could possibly be apder the circumstances.
The pain is diminisang The doctors no
longer fear any eouplicaiion and believe he
will SOON be conealtieeni.
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CoUaHs-Brown's Bronchial Troches are
used with advantage to alleviate coughs, sore
throat, hoarseness and bronchial affections.
Price 25 cents a box
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 25.-Near
Berryvill Carroll county, few days ago, a
colored girl named Rachel Gosd gave birth
to an illegtimaie child, and next day she
aud her mother were detected sirAngling it
to death. Both were arrested.
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PRINCE KRAPorkINE.

Prince Krapolkine, nnder arrest at Lyons.
was examined for fifse hours. he answered
NO." simply, 70 u aue stiops. The princs.
ia kept in aalifzx5e s.is----.41IIT, TOT even tne
police in charge being allowed 10 speak to
him
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THE PoPs Asp THE oARbtNA1s

10 reply L. the congratnlaii of the
cardinals the Pope, abiding TO the Mar
tinucci case, sad fresh attack upon the in
dependence Of the sovereignty OF the papacy
had recently been made. The consideration
which formerly was shown for he Holy See,
and which was dictated by political prudence
and reasons OF State, has now BEEN put
aside. His holiness added that, despite
everything, be would continue to defend the
rights and inierests OF the church.
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MAR RIED.

NcCL UR-eEeE-D December q, 1852. at the res
idenee of Mr.. W. Y. Watkins. No. S07 Rsybu-u
aEenue, By the Rev. ]. r. TrusfC~, Mr.. s. D. Nc
CLURE and Miss LILLIAN S BECK
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1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and he Ohio uOiiey, generally
fair t0sother, minds shifting 10 southwest and
aoraAUest, colder ,reofher and rising barometer.
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The way 10 produce a smile on the face oil
a man sufering with rscking cough, is TO
make him present of bottle of DIR. BULBS
Cough Syr6p: Just try il and you will be
asfonisned at the &esilif
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LITTLE Rock, December 25.-Iu quar-
rel in a saloon to day, over business matters
that have been in court, II. l.. Robinson, a
white man, suddenly drew pistol and killed
a colored farmer named Derry Griffin. Rob-
inson was lodged in jail.
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Hor.rora'. Acid Pns.pnsie
A VALUABLE NERVE TONIC.
A Drunken Nan. cov.rdIy Deed.

DR.. c. @. Oluste.d, of M1maukee, Wis,
says; Il have used it in py ptae'ice zen :,
years, sod consider it valusIle nerve ionic
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namared Cation.

Pulaski, Tenn, December PA fire &C.
CURED here, burning the Herald Office and
Peoples National building. L1ss, 5000;
insurance, $1,000.
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No ONE Whose blood Is Umpire can feel
weff.- Fhvro-i. weary, IsDgufu feehngs ana
often sense of encouragement and despond-
ency Persons having this feeling of lassi-
tude and depression, should take Ayers Sar-
saparilla 10 parity and viiAizs the blood.
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Work or a CareI.s. TeIexraph operate

JAHEsToKN, XIV December H5.-Through
The fault of telegraph operator two freight
trains on The New York, Pennsy lvania and
Unio Ealiroad came in collision near Ken
nedy, SzIurdzy ghf-RatL-sn<iaes-a
nine cars were smashed. J. ID. York, con-
dueier, was killed. Jass, S15, 600 to $50 900
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DT dispensation OF the Grand Protector, D.
D GatIy, the regular meatine of this lodge will
DC held on TUESDAY EVkNING. Dec. 18th lin
stead of Monday z5thl. when officers for the next
term VIII be elected. and otaer important business
transacted. 4 full attendance OF members re-
quested. W. r. KENbALL-P p =
J. p PREscoFT, Secretary.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Me,hoaist Cnurch Burned.
Fire al Pulaski, Tenn.

ANTE CITY, Miss, Decsmber 25.-The
Methodist church was burned. The fire origin
ated from defective hue.
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won, displaying great smar,ness- There were
thirty-two entries


A serious riot occurred among the soldiers
Of the Eoniskil.en Buff, stationed in Can
terbury. Nearly 200 men were 6ercely en-
gagged for an hour, using their belts and
Hayonets, and many we're injured. The men
we're finally confined in their barracks. j.
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sHERxEFss TAX NOTICE
TO nELINQpENTs.

THE unpaid State and County Tax Bills for the
L year 1882 of the Fourth, Filth, Sixth, Seventh
and Tenth wards. and the six b. Twelfth. Four
tenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth Civil Districts
have been placed in my hands for collection. Par
ties who have not paid their taAes in said wards
and districts will please call at once TO the Sherins
once and pay same without any further cost and
trouble as no personal property Is exempt from
50 zIlre for taxes p. r, ATHY sheriff