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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-01
THRoUGH sLEEPERs
Executors Sale Of Real Estate

QY virtue Of my powers as executor Of the
ID last will of William Davidson, deceased,
/ will, as said executor. at the courthouse
door in the city OF Memphis,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-01
coNpITIoN on nae RIYERs..

James Lee, Coahoma, Dean Adams
City Of Helena, Mark Twain, Rene Ma
cready.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-01

Nashville, Chattanooga & sc. Louis
RailwRy.
MCKENzIE R0UTE TO NASHVILLE q SOUTHEAST.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
I,ouigviIln DepOt. Head of Main st,
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uHAVEs AHHI VIZ
Nail passenger, daily - -
(except Sunday ..........l 400 p. m s.4O g.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-19

TIE 6uItaa has heen prevailed
upop % oedef Asabl PsShs 70 by
dovp biz arms. The orvier y per-
enpaosy one, and II di.osryed the
Egyptian ,sbel vill be turned over to
he tsodes mercies At the Esx'Ish
tsoups. Il b nat yet known whether
As.h will heed the order or not.
The pssaabilitIes are that the revo-
jutboe bas passsd beyond III eostrol.
asd that Egyptian pSblic op'ni'n
viii fssee him to sand by the Post
ton he hes taken. In that CASE It
viii eevolve upen the English troops
% ee1oree the Sultau's order.
A dispatch purporting TO come
fIoo Deavss, aPpears II the Inter
AEowntais last evening, 10 which II l.
seated that NJ. Brown, enc Of the
psopstetoss Of this paper, had . din.
eulty With one J. P. B"eoek. . former
snp,oye spos the MINER. We have
10 msans, n peeaeut, 81 kn"~ ing the
eoereetneeD q authentici:y Of The
repeet. 0hould Il however prove to
b cesrect, and originated from the
eause stated, tho MINER will have
ssmething to say for which the
writer will hold hisuaslf personally
ppepoaeibje % NJ. BOcOck " to On
of HI ffienda
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n scellane0u2

rnrnoS. Aug. IS.-The Pail Mall
o. T.. Un,,e.mms the sentence F''ss'
ed un Gray.
n.,srox August l7.-ltalians from
s,,"" vrw York arr taking tir p'''a''s
III ,i,.. 'i.,,,gshOIrss'+''. u
lrx>Nu.1~, w, Aug. !'.-! ..
R.;, im.trr-' atMv~mi" .'' Tor ~
Eiyh;h District La '''''i''n"'e'' w. "'
FAIR ter Congress.
Sr J,,sepu. >,x. 18Th. Demo.
cr =, r. (:,u .rpsSi.,,,ai l:hHv-"ir:" ~.
,i,. ; ,,,,r,h lSi>tr,ri lH.s ''''''iha't"
GIL. Jn.. \ B"r"'s.
loxDOx. August l8.-Ths P'i"ce
~, NJ, IN ..l..j,..ms'.. I" tie WISHES
.,r his ~ ...i..n. has started t'r ~"
, an, ,n..,.i. nc. ..,nl..uifd by Princess
.A!-xai"sr".
q .oEs. y. y. August l7.-O".
hundred ~li eighty w"a'rr* aF~ =.
w.rS ~ ilamr,v mills under the !"
per e ut. r.rl"cti"".
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. aug. u
R,l<.,t ". Mayo - Is.''r 1nalt~s '"1
I ,,,,.,. ~ In tl,s. Fmxt D,~' ria't ~ n
,,s, lli". e. invent on vi Republicans
ard Read us'rIs.
G. 4>rL NJ, .'h;o. Aug l7.-P'tt'r
amt >r..tl. cu!t,r.1l mI~II, fought. m"'ef
~. Marquis IT Q"~" bury r"'e4s
The '.Hm,s.r kn.x'k.-i his antagonist
out OF time in tue iourt:, round.
VIENNA. August ga great bur-
r,ar. has i,e.n Committed ut the l'.sI-
ace Of .'."int Amir.,ssy. All the
Counts "rtlerS and many objects Of
art and antiquity arr sto!ei.
CApErOwN, August 49, Naihani-
n Jal,t.> n. rrim"n. Bishop VI Ora
l.anlstOwn is dead.
FALL RIVER. Mass. August H.
!A:.ut forty old miners "f the
(;tnrSr's Greek company have applied
for tools. having concluded I" Resume
w"k un the c".ulm"y's terms. \
number Of the American cU;npAnv's
miners in,'me"liat ~ followed. TIE
men Of other mines are expected tO
resume tO.Ins,rruW.
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NilsSon's Early Lifs

II IL INTER-. sting. sa>s 1,
7rw'h. OirMc.. ~ l:"si".s ana. ."'ta
origin. Nine. Ni'>nm !. the ,L'.%"a
at very l"'"r l.ar nt>. Ea!iy,s .ss",1
ur..vincr ri (;"tlamd. YL., "
Observation-Disclosures. aud very n, "ee
Clrt-tiMm l,M'i. at y very .urls
T., d. to-, hers III *,". YVES ,;.ir ~.
by the owner 1T II Jerry. wiz.
country folks "cr'.> ",": ii H.. . "%
jnk.Y mlnMui tn. r,wn I'll Wcxo a!
w. started M him az an in..n, ,s ."s
.ry and tier ~in::i,,: a,.u vn.Ii,. ,e'
ing drew "i'>'"'" r. ~ a rival h.!
When -lW Was ii. n.,,xh =.
. truu,,asi" wi'Is her II .r.rI..s.sse
Ct iron, :n,r to- 'nir II n.u.; r,s !.
-ur,n.-.si rom this TIA, size w.
tie lew level with the Eny li.L :.
~. ~ and children wh"lrnn,r,Ars"%
X. ~ in tue l",r:irhiux ,,.,~s
Power v il n.i ~ degrading il So,
IN ~ IL l;r,a, Britain: anil. ., NV
piixIiiy n y universal -"d uu,,i,r
y eng the P".'s''r. IT S-"m,insv.
Chr,>lil,a wa- MT rxn"> Il '".i,.r.a
Ing i.ar.!si.,p- il ewing "niL, Nm,
1, was ut II country air tia, nm ia
liu. u, i'll s,weetii-s. =. mi.-,,,.n .,,>.,r
cr. Il her l,'.iaI,al genius. His ua,.
W.. rs,nerls,e!,ii. ami IT,. had heard
her sinx T., u violin r,p,ui .n.r,
wlnjrll size play ID herself. \, ,Li
time xhe Was Iuiir:ern. N. Tun.,.
ieill, opened to her >u.e''>.ivel, ii.
il,e academies III Holm .iadt AMI S,,~s
holm, ..i,,aiil.-sl !"r 'l'r IL. pr. .,.r:i
of the King. u"'i Is'l Der. when 81.
1T t. Y" to P.'ris. s..I'l th-r. I" stud,
under Wart.l. il she f1yc.s the.
b, i,efits it j. unfair I" tax her with !,
short m.e.il,sry tor them. What ,rim,
donna wxs ever ptx!c!u: :" a..hriar.
t.,r that she could 'iO wi;i;",.i g.: ny.
lc..t wit!uu. st.ri' IT, trls-.'.- iues Z.
herself: a successful ":crr,:- s.,.
u,yepi- tOx, ~ III admiration Nv h..
due. Were all the gold 81; i';.!iforpu
aud diamonds Of III All. ri!ci up aal
given t. her the than.s -..- miyi,
,icign t. Oile: IL return w':u''i W. ~.
" y ,x,litc iOr.Iali,y. Nils-"n'> quail.
ties a. u lyric :rti,i were m'n:e-.iy
tr.uu the outset Of her career. II !,
very h;gl, "r,i r. From ti:- n,nn b,
she ",t.in.,i an "i'p"r,un;l: I" sibg
liz public she ~an'r: neither !"'i'h,!
ct.,yur. However. that npi,rsnn!,,
sine wu,,lt m"t t,avr h::l had ii ns
have iw.t.M for tn c:ev"r MAR. 'ints
ii II. T.'n"rj' i'm. he =" h"!u 9th,
...ma:cror a,": EHi'tS> of Tie trehcl
,..ro,,gt, tie King nj Sweden, an'
Dr. E.va!,s, ii.c Il. nti>t. \ wish ex
pr. ss..l ~ hem t. the D:.-rior. Q
tic Theatre L., riuu- a.'' the Oler
House. WAS iukru "a, ~ order. Chr
tine Nils..,u made her G'LW Il; Ii
former as ''<,p"cu " the Night"
the Magic Fi"fr. Whcu she vi
there Ambrose Thomas wrote il
tie ~Ure q; ''Oi'i,elia" ~ il n"
Witl,sa,t hitting we'll the r''!
sl,~ was a,i,iii,ai,l. Ia II. 'Oi","lia
has not much character: Nii>>s,n La
nnd always had, u great 'ttsal.
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TIE NUMBERING .APAOHBs.
Their Horrible 1,a,ohsriea.

TCCsOx. August lS.-The !S1ar'x
special atlvices from Gu. ynlas, So
nora. Of tise l6tn lays: Word has Just
lecn received from, Trini.lad, Sonora,
that the Alaches nre d~rrr,inting
:rarfnlly am.l committing friyltrui
atrocities In Cai.ua,,a district. 4
large f"ree II Mrxicans IL In cl0sr
rur.uit nf the reds iDs ut Tarstuc
much. The AlAci'es killed six met.
IN passing l.asllesa POlana. amt killed
tw" In Lurhilla, tw" In A:inca and
four in Honda. Three hours after.
wxrJi they attacked Elcarrierl aud
killed eleven women and \ child,
first stripping the women and out
raging them In the most brutal man.
ner, en- put them to- death l,y the
NEST cruel tOrturr. Feur al the ,,m.u
Of the ranch who were returning,
saw the hOuxes On fire and fed. The
Apaclles give chase. Three If then,
took refuge in the rocks and were de-
Tending themselves, when the fourth
man. who escaped. brought the news
to Trinidad. A large force Of citi.
zens stared at once to rescue them.
and cNuriers were sent in all d,1pe-
tiOns to warn the settlers OF the
whereabouts If the hastiles No
nsail ritjeys have arrived lor several
days. 1t y believed Ill have fell vic.
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A JoeB1Na CONG REs5.

The Congress which hos just COM
,.le,etl the record ofthe nrst part OF
the f,rty-sevrsth C"ngress will 90
down to history ~ many other jegts-
laaivs bodies have do:'e. With
-,.-cial de-iynasi'a. aud this one
viii % down - the ''sog,s~
(,onsrsas." For marked and open
iob..inx. 1t . time. too, when the
suti-mon"pclists. lsb<s unions. work
inx men and Cir enbackers a'e DE-
.laiu,iug srslp.i v:u:,'jr ~xirsvsgane~
aud k,r wiii'ui mg!'rt Of ps'''t''
Interests. N" q: her C""sre's ever as-
\, ~, l. d ut Washington hiss 1'<sn p"
s'.an,rl.ssly venal. It, ~inn lave s""'n
nat only Of es,ss.mi-slOn, l'ut If "n't.'
.i:.u. 1t hes done thAoe things II
ought not to have ds'ne and lett nm
done tl,~se thiMxs II ought tn hav.
dime. 1t has carmel reputation ="
Offensive ~ the pssLlic uost'ils that
tie organs III tie party having cum
tr,L ~ tnis CSUgrs.s- s's,e mot ATTEMPT
to pelliate si,< crimes they fimd =; their
psrty's dO"r.
0! the {, 1000 bills introduced during
the sss~jo. only nine were of br"sai
national inspOstasce. Al . time
when TRIDENT men every where are
d<csyipx the evils ~ special lexi-Ia-
tim, and States that have made the
xrsstest progssss 10 the scixnce at
Go. esnnsent arr esnt'odlyiug In their
constitutions . prohibition ag'sfn.i
special l~gihlatiou, this particular
C:,ngrc ~ seems to have set 1t def
apre puilic ses i,nent On this ques-
ton. and rsv+ls.i ~ use task Of drill
inx all manner If bODes into the
treasury vaults. Bills nave been in
tv,duc..l and passed for the r~lie' Of
individuals tsr amounts ~ !n>ignif
least ~ S65, fDr rLme pretended los
Of property nearly twenty years sg"
It n always right and proper that
restitution sbouid b. made I" every
..it.x-n via his suffered through the
Cove, pnen.; Tut wen are suffering
every day and meeting with Is 6.
AID II the law-nsak Ing power iso!.lir-
Cd % investigate ANA adjust all these
claims there cannot be In the nature
II thises any time E'r wh"'es. ''ne
,egislstioa. Besides, In . great ,,sa'
jori,y Of the cases where special leR-
i-ls,ion b invoked . job Is found lurA-
Ing.
This ConGress adopted the line II
t,.csie~ g~nes.ily pu'~u~d BY I'll cs'r-
rupt legislative bodies. It delayed
al The Inn, ortsnt arpsoi Ration s'l's.
tl,sne Involving join, ext avsss"ce
and unreasonable expenditure until
the hat n,oment, when they were
rushed throuyh ustler whip and sl'ur.
The Naval It'll did mt reach the
Senate until the 9Th Of July; the
P<n.iou bin, psUvitlIng ft'r the e.
ren.liturr az sun. OUlN OO. found iis
vsy Ia the Sxnate On the 18th Of
June, and the River and Harl"'r hill
rrael,e,l II On the same day. amt C''o-
Grxss had then been in session more
than six mOntlls. But 1t b waste
Of time To specify all the instance" o:
corrupt legislation t"r which this
Congress has Lecosse notorious. II
this corruption dies not irretrtevabIy
swamp the Republican party before
the people, It will &c 'eeanse shame
has ned from them and ice has
taken up its abOlle In their hearts.
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Young men IN tl:r mountains wear
ney''gc suits az white, ,.iu~ ~ jivit
m'xt.' gray t,aI"~l>. made viii y
skeleton sack "r y I. he'd Kmirk.r.
'"n'ker jacket. AMI s:,nr, ,rn,.er. '..,
,"''''' 1T the Knee, like those WORN
~ ,n;'i boys; tl'"s" suits are cum
.c,ea - '"ny stockings Of d.. k
, "Iown. Mn. or black, and the light
49,! ~ ~"hn f"r tennis aud l,a.e-lnl,.
l!,'' rat !" "'''t felt. either white ar
Ia'e "'@e. and lie shirt j. a. flannel
" ap''r"i'f'ate culor for the suit.
r''e blue ar pale pink muslin
"ses%ts dispute the MAORI Y with
spFiyEed aud polk~-lotl<d uslierne'
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Mosquitoes in Arctic Ro ions.

The "me lit e. drop In or cup q
joy was tie. MONS, r,u lot in~.n.fs'
Ill. rur~.. If Arctic -iluiis,rr lite the
,,,..-.i,:tO. tie xi~'ul,.i.d. fl.uiri>l.ri.
lux..riai.,i. auri .isss.ll himself gut.
,,"x..iuitaH.i himself UI llr kulM
River. W. were nj Ills mercy; tut
wells, gau tlci., hul,,lker,.l,it.t., flap
ln.r. all were u vanity aud vrxM'i"r
T. Kill WAS waMt"N, 'Or I" alc-irr
sufficient wa> imp 'ssii.le. We b.
t..r..>.sn all tits. aud lssa '.w
ii,,.ught II taking. Among "r:
i;.iii.>, u war atlnck.r trim ins:.
with us I" protect eur fa's whiI" ~
slept; tut "nr w.""li ecker w"Gla
have iws.n II s''i'nin TX fv: We
si,,.uhd have. wanted II. Ii " "d.
lss.kcr every live minutes.
] -uri"r-.. th"-c were 'i'- historical
lli..> s..lil l." lun'>h tie di-"l" HIrMt.
obstinate EIy,h;an-: they ''a'." '"rh
in order, u,"i II TER t!,'wc !rvi"s
s.Iagu"*-ti.e ~Tr"r;:.M Z" tn ST.
,er~, il,.. ila,iiiii,ul IL 'w anh tile
swurn,x -, l'as.--hul entirety i''iri.
We urc lns.'l,I,"K ."'nn"i--."r- IN
mosquitoes; We wn,ri' hem 'rA"i't
O,l, wells like figures "a slides ma
mage. lantern. There is til. yellow
striped vali,,.iie n"~,iu 10, wifi
lr,pp'e lsag To- his rr.'l. isis; there b
the brown, hum -issck.sl ar raiIl-l
mesquite. Will, !rg!' q; CONSUMER. who
1i.,,.u ar /" our viMtliclivc eyes :" IL
from Two 10 thre incl, - III length
finally there IL the SCORPION n"'>qul.
to-, very searching aud bu,. az lite.
We dislike. him greatly. torn" ~a,'e'
u" n,e. We know NOS that 'c'imE
II u hollow alelllsi.,n. and ur;,"r-l!.l.
eat gauMtlcts are alone Of any avail.
Sometimes n I,'sai uitsR e. n"> ali
XII Is hi's'-~l; ~ -tiutez:ng between
our fingers AMI thu H., . M";,'nc'%
Humping aSaingt NY Happier.
There ale moments tut ~, rare ana
delicious that I almost trrn,:,!,' tote
sa'ritc them, when We find ~ in-li!'
to who haas anri,or." Iin..rl, '.y IN
lr.,'".-i~ ia .a,r gloves and ". watch
the expression nf hufli.A haired IN
his rssun:en"nce with wl'ira |
watches tn, "l,l'r'r,!, g. III" ;:,rne
ing timer. On, the peaceful. bins
tuI enjoyment If tina; ..',m-n:
sometimes We watch him IN -. any
i",,s. hurried; '!!;'r, 10 pierce he glove
lie k'"ws that tim. is I'll ~ rr,1'
->tan.:ing upon his f":ei':-. viii
his !'i;;d :i'.;> fi,Mris!.;n. in ~. AZ
while H.. bor~s away d,ii-rn;i!
through the thick leather II II:
wi"k.,. thirst Tor :,l."nl. S,.''"lm''
IN cur frenzy ". c:,>nMre & n;''-" ~"
AMI -: ';p atra'hi,:r !,i- i,"d !"
as& 'ar-:.'vc.. in h,"l:> p ''i.''
nnr,., ',y ilH' law Of r.,:'r ":.''''A
It" r,v...-r.l. ami man. III, r.,"! n
alton. !n,r'',.c the i':ey ~ ~ :'';'s:
tur'>. W. have :.rri.,i rave. !.
;nai.i''- resolutions: w.. VI II ',.st .
s'iutt""y >tra."yr.::. IA l"'l IL,
;.'':j "iti liie ui.i nt Il hirr:n'. 80
~ i'm IN =. r;!i'. :" ;iC ...''!.laa'
-n". -Lrn.i .fM .\"'ih l:'"|.
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THE UTAH COMMISSIONERS

The Ogden Pilot Of the 18Th inst.
i,a- the follow ing to Say cone: rnIny
the Utah Commissioners. who aye
,.r. .ss.'iy ut the City "f the Saints Ut
this writing:
"Th- following named gentlemen
cs,sss,~&e the commission How.
Alex. Ramsey. cllair."an, "f Mime
s.,sa: C"!. q. J.. G.siirry, al D:.~
S'ninr-, iOwH: sA.C'"n:rs~~:.a Pet
.i,r.N. ..i Afliai.s:,> ex-senator Pad
d."k IL N.h-:skn. nd JW:gr C;ri-
in.. ri Terra Han'". In!. They vii:
nave charge az Utah el.s.ii.u.-, as..i
remain uni! some time In Euve,,i-
h..r ..,,,i .::i:y H,i; lii..;r :lx~ial work.
The lirx: thin. - to Mt.tn'. t. regis.
ir:.iio,s. h.r w',"n liey will xplx,in.
REGISTRARS. they viii receive and
canvass, votes an'l issue certificates o
els4.,i.:,. On" ~' their most inslr,rt.
ant duiica II tU.l:>frinclsi-e all known
ln.lygailii.t~ fvs'sW voting au.i bold, ny
office. the elettion ~ y ajel..ga'e L"
Congress cs,I,st~ ('e:Ore the Rxa,l.!.. this
fall aud this In follow. Il i,v the cleo.
tim IT Le,eis!ature. They exp:.~s
thein>elves ~ re- .dv I" carry uui tie
law, but were unable 4, .av until
they have held \ consultation how
they vii! enforce ito provisions.
TIE Pilot presiic!s that tl,e Com
nsi~siOners will take senator Ed
mun.ls' view Of the .OnAtitu i.,nslitv
1T the Till and see that il. l,rs,vi.i",i.
are carri..d lat In accordance viii,
that view. The New York World,
which b dOusales@ in the pay Of the
NOr,mnns. contends that the Till 10
uuc.,n.titaii0 nal. The Uio.ld il not
to blame fa,r e., ming. It's fee ~ y Nor
mon defender; but IL h away oil. The
Desert Ncws, taking it, cue fr"m
~hyster lawyers, agrees with the
World. The ni'nsl,eTx Of the cons-
mission are iu perfect ac,r,ri and
will work Together hGrns0mi"usiy.
Their p.swers under the bill are
clearly defined ansi II they fail 10 di>-
frxu~i,i~e the p,lygan,i-ts ot C.ah
they viii fall short IT doing their
duiy Hut we d. not believe they
will fail. <heuld they, however,
lind Il i'm racticable to carry out the
law they must ~ repOst Ia COngrrr~,
which will b. In srssiOn again Ia lers
than three months. and NIX for what
the Am. ricsns VI Utah demand and
believe 10 &c the osiy permanent
res,,edy for the evils existing here,
namely, . Legislative Comm:s-
Sion"
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sin.s ~ the Apacbes. he n"mhe! a!
horails.s b twO hundred, cs,snma ''des'
Ly Juh, the chihuahua c!'ief wh;, e''-
cs,md ajtrp the ia,tle with Gen. Fcsa-
n, lsst spring. Authenticated report"
state y hsud NJ Alnsc)Sss have pine
irut~d Alamer sRd are depretlat'i'x
Their. Gen. Rsya. With Isr-:e i0'rs'
I'm thu, 8am,a Rita district, dsclarrr
i,r will rot s,mrr \ tuck. ~sl'lnw "
lw,rsxe. II he n. ain esssOuniers
them.
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READING, Pa, August l6.-Adan'
Dvnaiar.. the aietauiiinx ex-tssuniy
Treasurer pleaded guiity {" ~sn1ts +
cling State funds. Ihe sentence inn.
Isas~i wins three yes,rs SEPARATE an'I
-.'li sry confinement ut hard lnlnDr
in the l3eik~ cs'umty Jail, that tie psy
the ct,~ls II llse pr'r.s ruit"n. that b.
make restitution ri tl9, 'kM sts')en and
stand c,,p.u.itiesj until the senlencs'
il complied with. The Osber rcDse
or 10 1T indictments were laid over
for Subsequent action.
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A costume one h~ars Of - deatined
to create Gr.'at sesssntiSu 10 tie Jar.
din d'Aerliilatis'u drs1e, which 10
thirkly eOvsred with lniaute ele-
plants; dOxs. can,els. ETC.. al ar,i.ii-
csl!y grOssi ed and represented in the
nssst natural = tituds p,ssib Z.
There r. an odd fancy about ear
ripsD. Two Of kind are no longer
scrupulossly held to b. pair, tut
o d stones are WU1n - . pair. You
will ss'e . PINK pesri ~ "ns ear and
. b ak one % the other, or you will
see . diamond on one ear ana . white
pearl II the other.
A bonnet made wholly Of goose.
besrtes, lately exhibited, met with
pUor ovccess. - did also one Of .
pDw "-colOsed es,euille. adorned with
. boneh ofapfisOts. II the way q
fruit gnsnitUse eldeSbesriss. IN s0perb
coj0slmg, u pele-GTeeo gr1ps1, >ur.
Ts,Unde0 With sjove1-pOW3esxd leavee,
0est With The greatese favor.
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oeorgians Testify Tneif Sorrow
at the Death 81 Senator Hill

ACG''>rA. TIA. .AHg. ia u.ss
meeting this rveni". adopted ,4,..;,,-
tt''ns expressive -: the sorrow If In.
R-'.I':e Il t'r 4 sa,h "f SENATOR :{i:I
(,Osuinit!e''s IRE a;,:npin,ei to conllm..t
the funeral. Residences and stuurs
arr tlral"s!. AK. II. stephens PASSED
thr',gh: he was srrpua.I..l. huf de-.
c!inetl to speak on acco Mt Of >e,a;"r
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Late Dispatches announce the death
~ this brilliant orator and '!:.in-
guisl,ed saaiesman. The sol event
vs. MT unrxveetea - his disease,
and BIZ condition during the past
~ moaths have prepared the pub
lie for the reception Of the unwe'-
conse Dews. 1e. stOr Hill ITO ID
anpoog the Sbeeonsl II the leading
men In the b. dy u which he wss y
memtes, and wieItied IN influence In
ths National Congress second to
Dsse. The following brief Liogrspl'-
ieal sketch re sumnlarze fr'sn the
Csuerrs.i.~l Dir. Glory: He WAS l'''rn
- jasper cOUnty. Ges'Tgia, 6citeu'.
Der IA, lS:.3, amt received classical
educalion. graAuatinr 1t the Cntvcr-
sity u Georgia, ut Athens. In 1874.
He studied law aud was adj ittsd to
the har in lSl5. and cs,asm.rncrsi IT,
psactjce ut La Grange, In his native
tseale. In 1851. 70 and ~. b. was :.
membsr n the House IL Repr, eeuta-
tives Of Gieorgta. In ::ls55 be was
candidate ur'm the ticket .; the
Ansesis.n party for l'Omgrrss, but
vss dss~asrd By H. Warner the
Dx0scraiir nominee. He was again
deieoaed tu l$'7 ~ candidate u the
ssnse party i"r Governor, by J. +.
BrUwn, Drn,UcrAt. IL 1851 he wxs
Pre- idenaisl elestor On the BILL aud
Earxti tisksa, and VS. alsO excited
D~DeGnae tn the State Convention
whtch was hslsl IN that year. A. .
nDemher Of the COuveulioo he sdvo-
eaiesl the co0tiuuanee Ol the UMjOn
uulil lho secesrlno ordinance had
bsss adopted, when he went with
BIZ sssote and Was a0O1 alter elected
Delegate % the Confederate Pr0vis-
ional Coagsess, and subsequently,
eleeted Seoasor II the same. In lS6j
- Ne arrested and Imprisoned IN
Fsst Lafayette - . Tslel. After biz
reiease he was elected ~ . Repre-
sentative ftsna Georgia In the Forty
lbssth Cosgfess to OH . vacancy
eased b. the death Of Garrett Nc
MILAN, and was reelected To the
Fasty-Anh Cosgress. but rvsigred,
haviug been elerted Omitted States
Aeoelor ftuo h,s State. He took his
esae l1arch s, 1877, and his term
vsuId have ezpired March ;, lssa.
In ths deaah q Senator Hin the M
1lpo ~ suffered . Des which Il con
90 a1bed 70 sssslaiD, and . chair bas
bsrn lelt vsesst ID The body q which
- vas . distiDGuished nsemher.
which BIZ State will Asd II hasd 70
~ - essditsbly 70 itsslf
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Lyman Il. G"nihue, 4 st. I.o,,;x
DRUGGIST: Il white and hi. wi = !,
black. Hets >,in- G'r u divorce. mot
% ac','a'"t u the difference. In ,.,.i,,r
~ bc'''''>t size treats Lin, cr,,.:lv
lie '"'rc with her lovingly. he s.x.
III long ~ size struck him only viii,
her open land, Int when she ti,r,..i.
ton. "eP"E"'
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Crops Damaged In Texas

louisville. ny. August l8-TLe
recent heavy rI.'s aud cons. uu..m,
"v-t!Iows at the streams !.ayr c.:,,....
much d:a'aRe I" the smaller grains
alMt t':l'''s" crop of IT,. State. r<,rx..
,a'lv III tn EASTERN part. insect.
nay e also dome ,r',s:.l.':.',.r .lam3vr r.,
':'l'''c'..'. - that thu rrup will w a!.,nt
.hret.-t.',lrt!,s IT un average aud -
inferior quality. "
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Political Cow ant.ous xrd Their
Ncc.;r tiOnt.

BOSTON. .Au:u T.. -.'n. (:rr.n.
::,"k STATE Con,r.,: m.:, t.-,u,,rr,w
promises to u" Ii. i,, H., view ~, The
effort to :Mj"n:n me Cmy.n:;.,,
wl'h'ut Eaxih" i " 'mina'i"n f.,;
Governor. ~ ii'at ,!.' Convention can
meet again ai:t nominate G-n. But
Ter. ss'"nl.l l,~ desire t. run after liz
La' exA,niaal the Republican r;.krT.
The straight t:fr-n:.a..a..rs will :iyi,t
any such prol~ >i'.:Oi,. i, Is said.