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Middletown transcript., 1882-01-06
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New llrlaans La.

New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN, at
No. 212 Broad way, New York.
N. Borders addressed to New Orleans
will receive prompt attention.
The particular attention of the public is
called to the fact thai the entire number of the
Tickets for each Monthly DrdtOiag is sold, and
consequently all the prizes in each drdtUing
are SOLD and drat0n and paid. dec l6-4t
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@E %a @9A per day at home. Samples
% w 0ASworth s. free. Address STIK-
SON & Co., Portland, Maine.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DELAWARE r. R.-TRATNs LEAVE AuDDLETd
Going North, 1856 AN. I1.07 AN. 500
Going South, 1888 AN. 2:1a Pm. +T:3O
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1857 Prizes, amounting to $40, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal Compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly Civ
ing full address. Send orders by express or
Registered Letter, or Money Order by mail
Addressed only to
NJ. A nAUPHWN
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. ]
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SPoRTING NEWS at home and abroad, to-
gether with STORY every week, a SERMON by
some eminent divine, LITERARY, MUSICAL,
DRAMATIC, PERSONAL and SEA NOTES. There
is no paper in the world which contains so
much news matter every week as the WEEKLY
HERALD, which Is sent, postage free, for One
Dollar. You can snbscrihe af anv time
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EGYPT.
WILL WAIT AWHILE.

CAIRO, February 3.-The khedive has
refused to entrust the formation of a new
ministry to anybody. He will wait till the
notables have submitted ministerial list to
him.
La,er.-The khedive has accepted Nah
moud Barondi as prime minister, and the
latter has accepted the Office, and will SUBJ
NIT list of ministers to the khediye to-day.
KICK AGAINST EUROPEAN PLAcE-HUNTERs.
LONDON, February 3.-The correspondent
OF the Standard. at Cairo, says the mobiles
contend that the country is being devoured
by European sinecurists, place-hunters and
place-holders.
DEsIRE THE MAINTENANCE OF STATUS QUO.
The Constantinople correspondent of the
Times says: "The dragonsns OF the Russian,
German, Austrian and Italian governments
made a verbal communication to Assim
Pasha, minister OF foreign affairs, that their
governments desired a maintenance of the
status quo in Egypt, any modification OF which
would require the assent OF all the great
poWers."
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GOOD COFFEE,

Everybody wants II, but very few get Il,
because most people do not know how to
select coffee, or it is spoiled In the roasting
or making. To obviate these difficulties
has been our study. Thurber's package
coffees are selected by an expert who un-
derstands the art Of blending various ia
vors. They are roasted In the most perfect
manner lit Is impossible to roast we'll In
small quantities), then put In pound pack
ages lin the bean, not 0roafnd) bearing our
signature az guarantee Of genuineness.
and each package contains the Thurber
recipe for making good Coffee. We pack
two kinds. Thurber's mo. s." strong
and pungent; Thurberis mo. H." mild
and rich. One or the other viii suit every
taste. They have the three great points,
good quality, honest quantity, reasonable
price Ask your Grocer for IRsrber's
roasted O1ree IN pound packages, mo. 81"
or "No. A." Do not be put on with any
other kind-your own palate viii tell you
what Is best.
Where persons desire it, We also furnish
the "Idear' Conee-pot, the simplest, best
and cheapest coffee-pot in existence.
Grocers who sell our Coffee keep them.
Ask for descriptive circular.
Respectfully, DC,
h. Z. Il T. B. THURBER q CO.,
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and Cones
Boosters, New York.
P.S-As the largest dealers In food pro-
ducts In the world, we consider it our In
terest to manufacture only pure and whole
some goods and pack them In a tidy and
satisfactory manner. All goods bearing
our name are guaranteed TO be Of superior
quality, pure and wholesome, and dealers
are authorized to refund the purchase
price in any case where customers have
cause for classification. It is therefore
to the interest Of both dealers and con-
sumers to use IAsgee's trARds.
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ST. LOUIS.
General business Fair-Money I'm Good
Demand, Per Cent.

ST. LOUIS, February 3.-Nothing occurred
in regard to general business during the past
week worthy of special note. The volume
OF trade is fair for the season and the tone
steady throughout. Money was in satisfac-
tory condition with good demand, and reg
ular customers obtained all they wanted at
per cent. The general jobbing trade is
steady. Wheat and corn are somewhat I'm
settled, advancing from Monday to Wednes-
day and then declining, closing to-day at
Provisions ruled strong and higher and
large consumptive trade was transacted,
principally with the South, but the specu-
latiye movement was small. The feeling
among jobbers generally is much more hope
full than it was two weeks ago, and the opin-
ion is almost universal now that the spring
business will be large.
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THE Church Of England illustrates the
cammand to do to others as you would have
others do to yon by compelling Baptists,
Quakers, Congregationalists and attendants
at all other churches, or no church, to con-
tribute toward the expenses OF their church.
Three weeks ago, at Falmouth, goods seized
IRON Quaker-for Quakers refuse to sub
nit to the robbery except by foree-were
sold BY auction to pay the rector's rate. At
the same time, at Tokenhouse Yard, London,
at sale of freehold and leasehold property,
the right 10 appoint the clergyman to the
church on the property, with all the tenn
poral benefits connected with it, was knocked
down at auction. That illustrated making
"My Fathers house." which was built for a
house of prayer, den OF thieves
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GIBRALTAR is a rock that has stood many
storms, but il is enduring a religious tempest
lust now that shakes it. OF its eighteen
thousand people fifteen Thousand are Roman
Catholics, the temporal affairs of whose
Cnurch are administered by body of lay
men, owning incontestibie rights conferred
by time and the privy council Of England.
Forty years ago viear-apostolic undertook
TO oppose one of their decisions, and was put
10 jail for contempt OF court. Two years
sgo the vicar-apostolic died, and the man
appointed to succeed him not being aceepta-
BILE was objected to by the lay body. He agreed
not to accept the office, but sfterward went
to London and got Cardinal Manning to
install him. The people set a permanent
guard on watch at the cathedral and kept
him outside of it. Canon Weld was sent
from Rome He took the new vicar TO
church, but both were hooted back home by
the people. Weld then took up his residence
in the clerical building, but the people broke
open the doors and put him out into the
street. So things stand, and the Gibraltese
are determined they shall SO remain until
the new vicar leaves for other scenes. The
volcano shoulders, ready to break out again
at any moment, and the Rock Of Gibraltar
Is the scene of sore trouble.
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Finances Safisfactsry-Genera Trade
Improving.

CHICAGO, February 3.-Finances are in a
satisfactory shape, money and borrowers be-
ing about evenly balanced. The disturbance
on account of the Paris trouble has been
in6nitesmal, except for speculative purposes
on Change. The banks have not at any
time expressed alarm or uneasiness. Clear
ings for the week. estimating Saturday,
So, 100000. Eastern exchanges 75(a)S0 dis
count. The smallpox scare has detained
some buyers from the city, but the general
business has gone along gradually improv
ing. AS the past holiday dullness wears
away trade is likely to open up lively. The
unseasonably mild winter has iuterfered con-
with some branches of business, but
generally there is little ground for complaint.
On Change there was much activity in the
wheat trade, and the fluctuations admitted of
very lively speculation. The deal IL, however,
manipulated by few heavy dealers, and
there ia no very marked tendency. What is
lost one day is regained the next. Wheat
was the most active and unsettled. Provis-
ions were at times decidedly animated in ex-
pectation of a squeeze. Corn was firm TO-
day. Oats were weak and steadily declined.
Sales of March options during the week is
as follows: Wheat, 81 30SG91 333; corn, COZ
96lsc; oats, 414(94Sc; pork, SIS 223@1S S5;
lard, Is 224991S 45c. Receipts of grain dur
ing the five days aggregated 2, 439 900 bushels;
2,245, 900. Receipts during the
same period last year, 1852, 900; shipments,
! $3.50, 900 bushels. The movement this year
is heavier, but not in proportion to prices.
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CINCINNATI.
General Trade DuIi-MOney Active and
Firm, Per Cent.

CINCINNATI, February 3.-The disagree
able weather, bad roads, high rivers, and
difficulties OF transportation, both by rail
and river, are reflected in the comparative
stagnation of such branches of business as
are affected by these things. Groceries con-
tinue active, with no break in prices. The
money market has been active the past few
days, borrowers being largely of the mercan-
tile class. The rate has been firm at per
cent. Eastern exchange scarce and higher.
Flour has been in active demand during a
portion OF the week, but has declined slightly
in price. Wheat strengthened early in the
week, but declined, closing weak to-day
at 81 40. Corn has been unusually
active, and shipments are much in
creased. Prices fell during the week
but stiffened to-day, closing at 65@659c for
No. mixed, Tor spot. Oats have not been
in active demand, but prices have been
steady. Rye has declined slightly, and closed
at 81 0i4. Barley has been weak, with
tendency to decline, and with very little
activity. The receipt of hogs has fallen off,
even at advanced prices, so that most of the
packers have closed operations. Lard has
huctuated between 11.05 and 11.25c, closing
dull at 11.174@11.20c for to-day. Bulk
meats and bacon are strong and higher, with
a tendency TO increase in price. Whisky
has advanced lie, and rules steady, with a
good demand at the advance.
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FIVE hundred of the creditors of Arch
bishop Purcell met, in Cincinnati ON Mon
day; intense indignation was expressed
against the assignees who, after three years,
have paid nobody. 1t was declared that the
assignees are defraudlng the creditors, OF
whom there are about five thousand, and
whose claims amount to S4,000,000. Much
church property is held sdbiect to these
claims, and will, if the assignees' plans are
successful, be sold to liquidate them. The
congregations OF the churches involved op-
pose that mode of paying the money the edi-
fees cost to the persons whose money was
taLan IN hufId Them
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The cotton market opened quiet and closed
quiet and easy yesterday, with middling
quoted at llAc. In New York spot middling
wac 12e, and quiet and steady; futures closed
dull but steady, with February at 1200@
1901. In New Orleans spot middling was
life, and dull and easy; February futures were
firm at 1 .6s911.69. In Liverpool middling
nplands were 6sd, and Orleans cd, and
fair demand freely met. Futures closed
quiet at 6 21-S2d for February March, and
6 15-16d for July-August.
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The old game OF football has of late be-
come extremely popular in England; for
men of sedentary occupations there is prob
ably no game and no gymnastics equal to it
for imparting vigor and keeping the lungs in
good, breathing order. 1t is an active game,
stirring, exciting, and Frightening to the
spirits. If our young clerks could have
round OF its exercise once or twice week,
they would find the fun ami the benefit in
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THERE is trouble in Greece; some hot
heads have plotted to kill the BOBBY that lie
king there, but what is oil more significance,
the Legislature showed only cold scorn and
indifference when the man read his address
at the opening of the session on Monday.
When Greece was freed from the Turks a
foreigner was forced upon them as king. He
was miserable creature and the Greeks got
rid of him only to have another foreign
nuisance in his stead. They had better do
their own governing in that respect only the
home article is proper for consumption, and
importations should be prohibited.
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brick residence facing Demonbreun street
has been rendered untenantable BY the cav
ing in of one OF its ends. 4 lew weeks
since Miss Clark, in Smith county, eloped
with Mr. Young; they were married by
magistrate, bat when the religious ceremony
was going on al church the bride, when the
usual question was put, said ''no." In eI-
PLANTATION abe said she was not ready, and
went back to her father. In a few days,
however, she found herself ready, and the
marriage was completed. After Jew weeks
she went back to her father again, and will
not return to her husband. She gives no
reason. but rays she does not want 10 be a
m arried person~
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STATE OF TRADE.
Reports from New York, Chicago, Gin
einnati, st. LOuis and New
Orleans.
Finances Satisfactory and Money Plenty,
While General Business Holds Up
Fairly well.

NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-Money mar
ket easy. Cotton this week has been very
dull, buyers OF spots constantly holding
aloof, while holders have not weakened,
and prices remain unchanged. In futures
the "bears" have had the advantage, prices
being forced down from 10 to IS points
Sales for the week, 100000 bales.
The receipts of sugar have been more
liberal; business Light, and market closing
steady at unchanged prices. The molasses
trade has been restricted, owing to the lack
of supplies in first hands The market re-
mains without change. The rain-storm
which has prevailed for the past two days has
checked business and shipments from the in
tarior
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STEADILY but constantly Russia widens
and lengthens her territory, extends her pow
er, and gains new subjects from whom to
form yet vaster armies; she is now abou. to
annex to herself the large island of Corea
Some day when Russia sweeps down on
Europe as the Turks once peunced like tigers
on Spain and France, England and the rest
OF them will wish they had cut the eagles
spurs while the bird was weaker.
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TIE English tories are making all the
capital they can against American democ
rscy out OF the Guiteau crime and trial, '-a-s
now some miserable sehemers are at work to
furnish tLem with real grounds for sarcasm
by proposing to make money by holding an
exhibition Of Guiteau's body when he is
hanged. That body will be the property Of
the government, and we doubt not the in
tended show will be stopped.
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We have to accuse the Somerville Reporter
OF being unjust to Memphis when it says
Memphis for its size is the dullest city in
the Union. Get of OF Main street and ii is
as quiet as a country graveyard. Cause
why? it manufactures nothing" Memphis
is not a manufacturing city, nor is it In the
condition the Reportcr-who evidently did
not find our wagon factory. gin factories,
machine shops, cotton presses, broom lac
tories and 50 on appears to believe.
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the directors of the Bank of England decided
the day before that if further Withdrawals
were threatened the bank rate should be
raised to seven per cent. without delay. As
the bullion in the bank had decreased up to
Thursday 81 $4,000 during the week, it
looks as if that high figure would be estsb-
IiabaJ
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kellogg. Hote, Burned.

SpeelaI 70 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February 81. A. KelIogg's
Depot Hotel, corner of Church and Walnut
streets, was burned at IL so o'clock tonight
Thirty-fve inmates barely escaped with their
lives, some OF shem leaping from the second
story. The building was mere shell. Loes,
$1,000; insurance, $1,000.
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FLORIDA is adding the culture of lemons
10 that of oranges, and, by the Use of iced
imported from Sicily, is producing lemons
equal to the foreign grown-selling at So 30
a box Of one hundred and fifty lemons. The
lemon fruit produces larger and quicker
crOps than the orange tree.
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MANITOBA is fast filling up; Winnipeg has
over one hundred real estate Offices, and
applications for land are very numerous.
Land speculation has become the prevailing
mania. Thare is much imposition and
fraud unless buyers examine the lands before
purchasiuV
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
Egyptian Adairs-Sfossoa Wins the Id.
ternatienai Billiard Match.

TORONTO, February 3.-Canadian pub
fishers ask the Canadian government to Sc
cure from the imperial authorities the right
to legislate in the matter of copyright. I'm
publisher claims that the American pub
Usher has him at a disadvantage
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A GAS explosion occurred at the Midlo-
THAN coal mines, Chesterfield county, Vir-
ginia, last night. Thirty-two men were
caught under ground, all OF whom are sup
posed to have lost their lives
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The Supreme Court of Georgia has de-
oided that in that State municipal corpora
items cannot legally contract debts beyond
seven Per cent. Of the taxable property
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AMERICAN capitalists are purchasing coffee
estates in Mexico to large extent. The
mex, Mexican revolution will bring trouble.
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Notice to Passengers and Shippers.

MEAPHIs AND LITTLE Rock RAILRoAD Co.,
OFFICE OF EUPERINTESDEST,
Memphis, January 30, 1882 J
OWING TO temporary break, caused by extreme
" high water, all trains between this point and
Madison are for the present discontinued. During
the suspension q line of steamers viii run daily,
making close connection at Madison for Little
Rock and all points west
The Katie Hooper will leave at O'Clock this
fTUESDAY) evening, and the Rene Maeready on
tomorrow evening. each leaving on alternate days
thereafter, except Sundays-
Freight and passengers viii be received on board
or at the landing, foot of jefferson street
No interruption TO freight or travel.
W. Z. SMITH. 6uperintendent
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against what he calls breach of confidence
in publishing his private dispatch to Mr..
Blaine. He says he will make no charge
against anyone until better informed
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CANADA is exporting large quantities of
barley to the West. Cannot the West grow
its own barley?
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IMPROPER medicines only aggravate hui
man diseases. Don't experiment with your health.
II you don't just know what ails you. use Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t will strengthen you aud assist ma
ture in removing every syIaptom of distress
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Funeral of the Late Lieutenant Piun-

NASHVILLE, February 3.-The late Lieu
tenant Piunkett, of the United States navy,
who was drowned near Erie, Pennsylvania,
last Tuesday, was buried in Mount Olivet
cemetery, near this city, with military hon.
ors. eight commissioned officers acting as
pail bearers.
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FRANCE.

AIkI6Ikh et0k1OA BASQUET.
PARIS, February 3.-Mr. Morton, the
American minister, gave a banquet tonight
to the French delegates to Yorktown.
ONLY EIGHT FAILURES.
The only business on the Bourse to-day
was for investment. The rentes, railways
and Suez canal were in good demand. Out
side settlements was better than expected.
There were only eight failures.
GIVE sLossoN."
Sosson won the billiard match tonight,
making total OF 5000 points; Vigneau1s
total, 1858. The attendance was very large,
At the commencement of the play this even
ing, Vigneau1 declared that ii he lost he
would demand revenge in eight days in a
game for 1000 points. Slosson's average to-
night was go, vigneauxs 26. The enthu-
siasm over the result was INDISPENSABLE.
There were repeated cries of "Fire SIosson."
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Damage bz Wafer-oueer Act.

Nashville Banner: "There is much dam
age from water; on College street, thiee
chimneys have fallen, and four or five houses
are almost entirely wrecked, aud tvo-story
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DIED,

JACKSON-At his residence, corner of Tate and
Orleans streets, Memphis, Friday morning. Febru-
airy 3. 1872, DR.. C. JACKSON.
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend his
funeral this (sATURDAY) afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence. Carriages at the residence.
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EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure fer
all malsrial diseases, is DIR. Leslie's Quinine
Wine.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy,
rainy Vs0ther, zOrtheastern, reering 70 n0Tthtoest
era Vinds, stationary or higher temperature and
Lglosr pressure
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FARNSwoRTH-CHURCH -On Thursday, Feb
ruary 2, 1882 at O'Clock p.m at the residence Of
the brides mother Mr.. CHARLES F. FARSswoRTH
and Miss KATIE w. CHURCH. Nashville and Gin
cinnati papers please copyl
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COFFEE drinkers should read the sdver-
tisement in another column headed Good
Coffee
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Is 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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MARRIED.

D.lHIRscH d Co.'s Old Judge cigars, factory
OH sd CoiIe" Dist N V are host p fnr 2Sr
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COFFEE drinkers should read the adver
tisement in another column headed Good
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NEW ORLEANS. February 5.-There was a very
high wind tonight. The steamers Pargoud and
Thompson Dean broke loe-~ $50 <s-tfssst :. N the
-8-laans and rAcific railroad wharf at Colds
boro. opposfte this city. and the boats and the
wharf were much damaged. Ten loaded and six
empty coal boats belonging to Brown & Jones
broke loose and nine sank, including four loaded
containing $1,000 bushels of coal. The damage
done is Estimated At &58. 0OO.