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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-18

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but the owner groans no the iron enters
his sole 81 Hotttnsdck FCpubiiton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-18

An cnricher " The blood and purifier
h the syHcni, cures lnssllude aud lack
b CLERGY sudl Is biown's Iton Biticrs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-18

Or am drcaming7 DO sec and hear
without me what feel withlnY
u there an inner eye aud m inner ear
Thro' which the sounds and sllcnces
floats IN, .-,.-.- -.s.-.-.
! n reflex of the spirits calm DER trcOb-
lous dlnf ~
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

At the Delavan House last evening, resolution vac
sacnad 10 the effect that II was the Of the meeting
shat the knMotopoy League should cali state anu
ponoDoy conference TO meet at Albany on tne eecut
Wednesday in April for the purpOse Of perfectipg
ftsie Autobiography organization ami advancing trans
rortatien reform.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
VI Drt,r ait,i ar ~, a. -. "a 100

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New via DesbrOses and COrandt
Ferries as follows
Harrisburg Ptsburg. the West and South, with Pullman
attached, : a 8 and D. NeW
and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace Cars a. m
daily
Wulamsport Lock Haven, p m., Cory and Erie
connecting az Cory for Ttusyiue Petroleum
tIr and the Oil Regions.
baltimore Washington and the sOuth Limited Washing
Express" Pullman ParlOr daily except SUNDAY
10 4. m; Washington Regular at $3.50 A IN.
$40 :, aud D. m. and II night sunday, and ?. w.
- night.
Express for Baltimore except sunday. p. m
For Atlantic City, through p. except sunday.
Boa,s OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with ali thr0us
Jersey city anordng speedy aud direct transf
for Brooklyn travel
and iO4O D. daily From Washington and Baltimore $50
$50 m 800, J:30, g;35 and lO:5C .. IN sunday ESQ
g:3j and 1890 y. m. From Philadelohla
600 go 6:5O $50 $40, 1880, ll:4O a. m LOO p 800 $40
500 : 90 so 93J 1910 ana 1880 D. m. sunday 3.5O
t2O G.JO G5O Il:4Oa m $50 1886, lOI0 and 1880 N
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
fertures ano Hleetinns.

COOPER UNI0N.-Free Saturday night lee
~ lures in the great hall AZ O'Clock.
Saturday March H. the lecture will be delivered By H. W.
MITCHELL, NJ D.. Of NewYork City subject: srhs
brain and It's Wonders" lilustrated).
tickets obtained gratis al the Office and reading
Of the Cooper Gpion aud al D. Van Nossnds book
store, 23 Murray-st
ABRAM 5, HEWITT Secretary
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
.rTHE GOLDEN NORTHW EsT.7
- 3 tle - 3 .e.ure loLnes In

Now Is the time 20 secure homes In
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Fm.ran. lu;euOu- 90 take up lm- during t- approach
ing spring the GREAT SOUTHWEST should not fall TO
INFORM elves Of the advantages offered by uIe
NORTHERN PACIFIC EAILROA9
settlement Of that cOnpaDy5 lands along ~ INES n
MINEE~OTA. DAKOTA and MONTANA.
The Northern Pacinc Railroad runs through region when
cannot be- eXcr-i ID
HEALTH FULNISS OF CLIMATE,
FERTILITY or SOIL and
WEALTH or NATURAL RFa-Ot RCF-S
Nowhere else great inducements offered 10
COLONIsTs AND FAHMI.R-,
MECHANICS. LABOiEB- AND iI- Ek-,
LTMBEEMEN. BC~IN NE-~ MEN AND IOI ItlHIS.
CROPS are large and sure sTOC .EAlsINCi L. sue.
ccs-luI occupation; there READY MAkhEI-, GOOD
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CHANCES for
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
Tie greaterpaTt Of Dakota and Montana oders1
NEW FIELD FOR sEIILEiENE l.
The condition Of existing settlements along the
Northern Pacific Railroad IN Minnesota aud last
Dakota the best O the permanency OF the
agricultural interests Of the entire region
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now IN market te hnc
grazing lands which offered At low prices And
In &iNXES0T'A and DAKOTA there are 100000 acres
awaiting settlement -
IIEF NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQCA Al.
Or detailed information points appy n or address the
M : lrDal
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
W l ORh AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOLNL BROOK RuTTE
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA

-, Leave Sew- 1ork from station .. K. r. ON.
toI llddtp Ninth aud Grecn-sts 7i5 9:30 ll:l5
q. ljO t. 43D 5:3O T. II D. N. on sunday at $40 a M
6:53 J. NJ For nird and BerIssts 7:5, His au
1.5, 40 3:'oL p M. On Suudayat S:35A IL
For Trenton 745, g:3q lll5L m l3) g. I;30 5:3l. ~
?. m. on sunday sij a, m, $50 l5p n
Return rams leaye Philadelphia tor NewYorS
From stations Pha and Reading r. r. Ninth and Green
Ste at 80 o5o g3o ii a. lis, 34j. 5;lO Gao. u
From TSiri a ana Y BcJ Z N, $50 g. Y P q % a15 525
6;39, I4i5Oo m; sunday ats S:l5L m. 4:3OD n *.
IRON IrenOn-l2J. G:2O Sob o.04. 1908 ll3i T. H. l:oS
40. q:Z4 !zsR. M sunday %. 9:l9a M. 6l4 p m
~ LIMA y PASLOR a RS attached 70 tay uAnS
York and Philadelphia
BrOOs yn and Erle Depot Jersey City. ooo a.. -.
Tickets Tor sale a. foot Of Ilbertyst NOS % @o 4Ol,
S44, S5I l,323 Broadway. and 10 the prnc LO- nos
and COurts and Annex Office. JewcuS NnaIi brooklyn
y y transfer Company, DOdd4 Express VI ct Or and
PH : HARRIS II Y. BALDWIN,
General Managed Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
Citp iJropertl 60 Ect.

ITO LET.-At Fort Washington, near 1slst-
ST. large and convenient house and stable. For par
ticulars inquire at 1873 West 2lstst
ITO LFT-At 95l 6th-avc Sd and 4th fats ;
groOms and bathroom; all improvements rent SJj aud
500 Apply 10 !. ROMAINE BROWN, l,2oO Broadway
VNO LET-Fine location, 17th-st two doors
BrOadway three lofts 2jXSj each; splendid
hight. Apply To b. STEWART - West 2Sdst.
ITO LET-First Loft at II Beekman-st.
l. Very desirable. rutland & WHITING,
III Nassau st.
ITO LET.-F0r light business or dwelling
purposes; and third floors 30 feet frontage on
thave. cor. Sd-st.; S75. join DCkCCkE.
AT BROADWAY, corner of Canal-St.,
office suitable for a railroad company, occupied
by Missouri and Pacific Railroad Company. Apply 70 J.
ROMAINE BROWN, l,zS0 Broadway.
&. - O1O-lMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Neat
p CtO tlreestOry. high stoop brownstone house 9sth
ST. Park-ave, Prospect Hill in good orders
all provenents Also desirable Lexingtonave corner
(94thst hOase; possession April !; rent 81 900.
(. Il. uOUGHION, l85 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENI And Az THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
Express Trains leave New YORK via pe.bro.ses and r.

Express Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and cort
landt streets. Ferries. az folows: ~
7Z0, 500 30 Imed N A m. l. 800 $40 L. s. O. Z 3
and p m and u night sundays and 10 a IN. 3, 3,
and p. and y night
Express Trains leave NewNOrk daily sunday 20
a. aud M, running through via Trenton and Camden
Returning trains leave BrOad-st- station, Philadelphia
1901, 500, $40 $40, 600 sS0 $40 $50 and II Qm
tied Express l;3O MI l. 3 l. 8 D $50 1865 and p m:
sp. m. Leave Philadelphia Camden, am. and s.30
d daily, except sunday.
Ticket ohees s49 6I4 Broadway, Asor House. and
and Corandt-,t Courts, and
Station foot Of FultOnst BrOOklyl Nos. ia
ia and lis Hudson.st HObOken; station, Jersey City;
Emigrant Ticket once, Battery place.
York Transfer Company will cal for and check
bag hotels and residences
FRANK THOMSON J. H. WOOD,
General Manager. General Paas'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
IUN LTNL'
FOR QrEEN NSTOMN AND LINERPOOL-
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

Hamburg.American Packet Comp1nys Line for
GELLEEr.----....-..Mar lj'WIELAN D:.:.....-Mar 80
SUEVIA...- 23 WESTpH prl
Rates 70 Plymouth. Lonnln, Cherbourg and Itamburc'
First cabin for steamers sailing before April J, go * $50
second Cabin SGO steera-e $50 Round trip NJ reduced
rates SteeTlge from Hamburg Hayre ami -OuhamptgnSZI
UNHARDT & co, {. q. RICHARD & CO,
General AGENTS. General Passenger Agents
y I.road-.t.. y Z. No. u HrnaAway. y. "
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
IL ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three expires, daily except Sunday 10 Boston. az
$500 H. p IaTor cars attached and IOp (wlta
palace sleeping cara
sundays az 10 p M, with palase sleeping carsl
Limited tic7et- 10 Boston lal rAlll -.
par0r seats be obtained AT Metropolitan
lth Ayenue Windsor Hotei Ticket Offices and Grand
Ieblfa Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
Couutrp propertr for Sale ano to Eet.
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE WO0LEN MILLS
With Water Power, Machinery, Etc,

With Water Power, Machinery, Etc,
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING MILL
PROPERTIES,
AMPLY EQUIPPED with MACHINERY Of the BEST
NERFs and ALL oTHEK WOOLiiN FABRICs:
1.-THE CATsKILL WOODEN MILLS,
Located Leeds Catsk. Greene Co. u Y. OF the
amric The embrace aoat eight
dred and ffty operatives.
1.-THE wATERVILLE WOOLEN MILL,
caF Creek With eleven complete sets Of machinery and
abundant TateT power a.9 about SIX acre. 1i aa WIN
operatives.
uI-THE. UTICA STEAM wooIEY MILLS,
IN the CITY Of Utica oneida County - Y Capa
city sixteen sets Of machinery, about acres Of land
5rceS fhhing through the PTeses lddititi5aha Shd ad
joining the mil lot may be had If desired
IV.-THE WASHINGTON MILL,
Located II the Village Qf Washington Mills tNew Hartford
% on he a cetE doOu AOanabt 2 Ss Sdf R u S % and
eight sets Of wooen machinery premises comprise
So@ for afs saven S
V-THE MOHAWK AND ELBoEUF MILLS,
Go6aTk River. caPactJ i~ehty sets Of WOODEN machinery
an @ SS99 5 1se o waSr ana @ Snea acres Of land and
VL-THE YANTICo wOoLEN MILL,
TGd Rfr Yan @ with tS S d Of msea on is
tenement accommodation for one hundred and and ghy
vI1.-rHE COLUMBIA wooLEN MILL
Located at stuyvrsant Fans Columbia County, y Y.
knderook creeE with four sets OF machinery about
tenement accOmIn OdatiOn for sixty operatives
VIIL-THE WOODSTOCK MILLS,
Located at Woodstock Windsor Ciuuy, Vermont he
OtiaQueeche River, Wooden mill with six sets
Of machinery, mill OF A
With two circular failing water power
Premises comprise about four Of tenemepts
accommodate one hundred and twenty operatives Adon
ing land be had II desired.
EEVERAL Of THESE MILLS have SURPLUS Of MA.
CHINERY, which, II desired, viii De sold separately.
PLANS OF THE PROPERTY AND ISVTNTORIFS
Of the machinery be and full information al
MILL DEPARTMENT OFFICE
BROADWAY AND NINTH sT, NEw-YoRK CITY
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
PARE s 90 for rscass imi ed tckets good only
az sDe, lied their lace - -, .t.,, , =, . ..,r,, -,
leave DAILY except sundays al iron Pier 81 y. Il
tnrf al Iay.,f arriving Boston at a.
Tekels Tor sale principal ticket omcet staterOOn
secured al offices Mestcotts E1prcss Co., a. O- S2A ini
387 Broadway, AsOr House anu A. AeloP'-A "H4 -"
ANenue HOtel tLcket uthles
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

Real estate agents.
7 ROmaine Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
0f real estate specially Rents collected DC
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD-ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o ON sun.
DAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PHIA, TWO IN NEW-YORK
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

4 Orgauist and ChOir-directOr of experience
n wishes responsible engagement city suburban.
highest references Address H. b, Box 2,352 NewYOrk
Pnn. Olica
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
Citp 1)ropertp ranieo.

NTANTED.-By 1st of May, a house in a
w good location furnished unfuruhei, by lady tax
select boaTders the have apartment with
board part payment OF Address A. W., p o. Box
l,lOJ New York p. q.
NTANTED.-Several stores and lofts in this
w vicinity, for immediate occupancy.
RULAND & WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

PROVIDENCE LINE lor Freight only.
steamers cave ~ Zoo, Of Warrenst' v r., 1t N.
ds Excerpt zundlysl for Boston VIA Providence drSsL
Ifetehf IA either line takca it lowest rates. -
~ - "A AECOCK Prrs.deaL l. W. tlLhlN1. u T. Agt
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
For trains 70 local noins see fine Tbieq stations
~ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

~. Leave at s. S:l5a. n. l2m @ $3.50. 4, ). Gp. IN.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. through car. 0. N.
FOR FREEHOLD at $40 m. II m- 1, j. q, ,. m For
Keyport at5 sis 4. m. j. m. . g. .6D. N.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Via Branclpo-For andy Hook. 81 p IN. For
Highlands, S:l5 A. "a. y H. p NJ. For Monmouth Beach
and SeaOrlght y l. l. H. i m; 3:j0 j. D. D. N.
Via Red Bank-s:l5 a N. for Lakewood. Toms River.
Parnegat &c n n. for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River. ATLANTIC CITY ami an stations Bay s.iA p.
Il. fqT Lakewood; Toms RIVER. Barnegat.
NEW-lORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

Brooklnu propertp for Sale anb 60 Eet
ITO LET-520 CartOn-ave., 3-story brown
stone all improvements In good order immediate pos
session watchHian o. premises. RULA&D WHITING,
III Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

a. I. = L w AK i &c CO.
BROADWAY, 4THAVE-. 9TH AND 10TH SITS. q
A CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE FARMING.
"A rstclass farm for sale cheap in settlement
tate situated at confluence Of salmon Brook and farming
ton River at East Granny, Conn., feen miles from Hart
fod seventy acres In high state OF cultivation villa
house large tenant house tobacco
Ice house &c Produced 81 tobacco
30 70 60 tons OF hay 200 bushels potatoes 300
apples &C. railroads only
YORK great chance for gentlemen u farm pronsDy and
recruit hls health Apply 10 Mrs j p b. TaTlGve Conn
or l. W II. Boz q, Station d, Nev-Y0rk.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
"A 10000 acres No Coal and lands in tracts from
100 10 1000 acres IN Pennsylvania railroads
acres Timber Lands IN Georgia and FLORIDA sale Tor cs
THO !. POWELL. 6Cortlsldtst, room az. NTH floor
A TORRANCE, y. }. (neigbOThood specialty)
h-PTopery for sale alt rsat 1T isasi gr,4 bartLak
kDWARDP HAMILTON. = Piaes-. \. (.
GNNE FARM, 116 acres at Greenawn,
Huntington L. l.. for sale also; sbont acres with
stream suitable for trout OF cranberry marsh Apply 10
fURMAS, NewtOwn- l. 1.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

A NAVIGATION OPEN.
PEOPLES LINE STEAMERS
DEAN RICHMOND
Albany Wednesday Friday March and
TO- m from Pier 81, North River, foot OF Canast
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

rl,ROY BOAT~-ClTIZENS LlNE.-Sew
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
ceunsotlnl with morning trains for N0rth and
Ws.t sunday steamer touches Al Albany,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
General Eastern Office. Church and Cortandtsts
c. II. CUMMINGS Agent

y T. w -1AN IN, MIhlDLN, IlAhl COhD
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLNOKE SOUTH VERNON. ST
JOHNsBURY, DC. Steamers leave Pier 2j L r. at p
and ll.U .Suiay5 excepted ll:3Op boat
with special Tickets sold and checked y44
Broad way y y and C0urtsL, Brooklyn Excursion IT.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
IRE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW.

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement OF train, fTum ChamOers street Depot;
9 a. m CINCINNATI and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buralo and suspension Bridge
D. Ia. Daily-Fas Louis Express. arriving at Buffalo
at with fast trains 20 the West aud South
west Pulmans best Drawn groom Sleeping Coaches TO
Bulialc.
?. tDailv)-Pacidc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through 70 Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati and
Chicago without change Hotel Coaches through 10 Chicago
Il m --Etu ufYraD trg forf he N-a.r
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -

l. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-lORk,
SOCTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Mar. H. No Mar p
ODER. Mar. Il % FrI Sa april
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YORK 10 SOUTHAMP-
TON, HANRE or BREMEN
FIRST CABIN N......SlOO-S ECOND CABIN .--...-.-FbO
STEER AGE, $50.
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid storage cerh
6ate ~ steamers sau from Pier between second and
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IL steamers Pier a. n r., foot OF West 2itlst.
or ROTTERDAM: FDF 1HgNterdGh:
lst Cabin $40 "a CABIN. $50 Steerage SZ6 prepaid $24
II. CAZAUX General Agent, = >Outh W!lliimst
FUNCH. EDYE& co, l.. W. MORRIS,
81 :. Wm-st Freight Agents 90 8WLy Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

ItEl) - ! AK LIN r.
IL United states and Royal Belgian Mail SteamerA
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid nr5tclass rUll-pJwerrd steamers
NIDEkLA aturay, Mar. Il, lO a
BELEFN AND saturday. March D.. 4:30
Saloons smoking and bathrooms aulGspI
Second cabin accommodation uneX elcd.
StatcIOOnl5 all on main deck
No horses, cattle. sheen or pigs carried
First cabin, $50 and tI5.
second cabin, $50 prepaid. S55 excursion.
Steerdge. S26 prepaid, so excursion $i3 90.
PETER WRIGHT q ticu'l Bru9 ny
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

Tickets may be obtained from member. of tho Pres
Club at the Academy Of Music, and AZ Rallmans. III
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

room Coaches 10 Bufaio and SUSPENSION Bridge.
D. H. CDaiyI-Fast - Louis Express arriving az Buffalo
at connecting with fast trains 10 the West aud South
west Pul'mans best Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches to
P n. Dauyl-Paeiae Express for the West, Sleeping
Chicago without change Hotel Coaches through 10 Chicago
rutherford Passaic o 7i5C 93o 1920 M IL noon
night Sundays go I020 a NJ l;t5' G:sO' y midnight
40 s. 5:I6 5.5O 6IO $50 7:i5 g. 1880 p m and i3 mid
night Sqa6ay a65 PatTs5 = 5U 1s 1G-S a % C 40 y m
$40 40 J:2O, blo I3O p NJ, and IL midnight saturday
nghfs ans Gn 75J 1870 a. m M M & i2 56 Sg a % 7l5 m
and ~ midlight sundays g. $50, 1920 las, $50 p
Newburg Cornwall 7.jO, Q q. m $780, 4:SO p IN. SUM-
Goshen s. $50 8 1920, NJ $500 $50 40 T. 7:iJ p N.
Miiict6wn, So o 1920 a. m. $50 4sO T. 7:l5 p m.
uHd4y go 100 An % 9 9S B aroI The e m and 4'SO
Port Jerys 100 1920 O. IN 450 o, y 7:l5 p NJ Sun
Boats leave 58 Gnartcr Of and quarter after each hour
from 645 N. TO 04j NJ. aud az lOi5 and ll:Ijp m.
and Sleeping Goaces can be oBJaned and orders for the
paSy 6ca 11 No o or 5S B6aGSay % S a. Y e no.
cIgT RSS1yR ssSaT S SF at b hs CS@R49 Dep0
Express from the West arrive NewYOrk at 725
''' JN0 y ABB0rF Gen Passr Agent New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
5 ' 20 g'g me- 0I 3 45 800 6 s6 is6 ip y n
Sundays a. m,and G4j P. m T4e LOO p train viii
Naauet spring Valley ana Monsey T. 10 a. m- 400 p m
$50 y ABBOTT. Gent Pass'r Agent, New.York.
TOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Sleepers via v l.. Y. Il AMI H. r. Re- leaves
Contra Depot IL 35 days lO.3C N.
SuudayA Gettckets via NewYOrN and New England fsaI.
road, az Grand Central Depot and principal hotels
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
l. sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS-Stesmers
leave CathaTine 1880 300 pun.
East River J:lj p. FarelOwer than by other route
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Commenc Nov. 2l 1881,
through trans will leave Grand Central Depot:
Special Express Tor ChCa- daily, stopping only az
Albany syracuse, Rochester Bulo. Cleveland dnd Toledo
a Western and Northern Express Rochester and
Montreal with drawing room
lO:3O Chicago Express, drawing room Canan
dagua, Rochester and ufalO
II % Albany and Troy, with connection 10 UTICA
Saratoga, Glens Falls and Rutllnd
y, H.. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
m 81 Louis Express with sleeping cars for St LOus
running through every day the week. also Niagara Falls
Buffalo Toledo AMI Detroit
G3O Express with sleeping 20 syracuse and TO
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal excepting sunday.
a. m, Pacific Express. daily. with sleeping for
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland, Toledo Detroit and Chicago
IL Night Express, with sleeping cars To Albany and
Troy.
Tickets sale at No Bowling gGreen 2j2 and AZ Broad
WescOtts Express Offices Park place and 7oJ
and g42 Broadway NeN-YOrk, and 1888 Westinghouse,
Brooklyn. J. NJ TOUCEY, Gen. supt c. b. MEEKER.
Gen. Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

II trains and lsSl will leave depOts foot Of
COraHdt and De-Drossesss at 74Oa $40 2. and $50
ia-tOu ntOWn eadlng MauCh Chunk
Ntkesbarre TOwanda Wayrrly ithaca, Geneva. Lyons,
Buffalo the Train for EastOn. Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading. Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre and Pitts
ION Pullman sleeping coaches attached C3O .. ~ train
Trains leaving a a. m and p m connect Tor ali points
IN MahalOy and HaZletOu Goa regions.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
5tedmtoats anb Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Wa PhladeLnhia. Datmore and WashingtOn.

On and after jan 23 the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave IIom PennsYlyanla Railroad Depot OF COrt-
Iahul-9t ana DesJrOsseS-st l. follows.
10, IA u except SUNDAYS ParOr att1ched arrives
Wa-nh-loh 3;4D o. m Night Express leaves Washington
Cincinnati aud Chicago.
=. daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 a. m..
Cincinnati s30p. Chicago. e:35 a. ~ and Louis $40
n b. &c o. palace sleepers and day coaches through
CINCINNATI, -. Louis and Chicago.
y O'Clock night daily arrives at Washin gtOn SIS
Day Express leaves Washington at ln;IO a. II. daily
slcelers and cav coaches through % Cincinnati.
~ n other line makes faster time 20 the West Trains
arrive nom the West at $50 800 and 1880
NJ tickets and sleeping Oerths secured and baggage called
tor and checked 10 destination company Office No 3l5
Company
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
NETWORK CIrY.

Markets., No 90, 25xs7.2 Park Deery and another,
executors, 10 Lorenzo; executor, etc. .--.......
25th-st. = l24.g n " OF 7th-ave lj.6x9sS Mary Z
NeisOr 20 J. epTuhan n..-..-...-..........
Fame property Edmund Spruhan 10 Mary + Spru
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

y ORN lCH LINE
~ To ROs;Ou Worcester Nashua, Portland and the East
Fare reduced Limited tickets To Boston 90 10 Worcester ~
The Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception elegant boat the Sound, and
tire fayoTte CITY OF BOSTON,
90 North River. foot Watsst next pier
Desbrosse,-,t Ferry daily, except sundays at pm
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

~ station in NewYo-t foot Of Libertyst station in
Brooklyn. foot OF FultOn.st Jewel's Wharf
Commencing Nov. T. 1881. Leave New. Yors
t;SOa m-For FenlngtOn, High Bridge Branch. East0n,
Nauch Chunk, Tamaqua HazlefOn, DrftOu Scranton. &c
s45 a. m.-For FlemingtOn. High Bridge Branch EasOn
Allentown. Reading harrisburg Mauch Chunk Williams
port. Tamaqua Nanc0ke, scranton, &c.
mFOr Feming gtOn. EastOn Allentown, Reading,
r1shurg. Mauch Chunk. HaZetOn Wilke sbarre. &c.
3;lj n U--For Easton Mauch Chunk TamaquA Driiton.
WilSesOarre Scranton sc.
5000. m.-For High Bridge Branch EastOn. &c
430D m.-FOr SOmer1lle. Flemin gtOn. &c.
500 p .FOr Ea-t0n. Allentown Reading. Harrisburg.
Nauch hunk WIlke-barrp, &c.
SUNDAY trains leave IT l5 A. NJ l2o for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations j:30p n for Eason Allentown
For Newark at : j:4j 6l5GlI 7I5, 7;3G s. sl5, $50
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29o. g 800 l. 4:9O ; $50 800 j4J. u 6;la. 6;S1 Z
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-04
COUNTY COURT.
a Short and Very sweet Meeting YesteT-
day Orntn

The County Court met yesterday, with
Chairman Smith in the chair and the follow
1ng magistrates present: ia. Murray, w.
7. York., Y. w. Williams, John D. Hines,
john Spelman, P. J. QuigIey, T. M. Winters,
b. W. Pryor, Elijah Pulliam, B. ]. Kim
brough, A. G. Wellborn, d. G. Rittenhouse,
J. w. Allen, |. r. Shelton, J. G.. Moore. G. M.
Calls, 7. ?. Lewis, T. P. Cole, c. z. Smith,
L. Jennings, D. c.. Slaughter, II. B. RAMSEY
and j. S. Galloway.
l. heing suggested to the court that both
the sheriff and coroner would be candidates
at the ensuing August election, the court,
upon motion, proceeded 10 the election of a
commissioner to hold the same.
Esquire Galloway moved that the COM
pensation OF the commissioner be fixed at
$500, and this 10 cover all expenses.
Esquire Slaughter moved in lieu to fix the
same at 5000, which was carried.
c. NJ. CallIs and c. I. smith were nomi-
mated; Calls received nine votes and Smith
twelve.
J. NJ. Jackson was appointed constable of
the grand jury of the Bartlett Court at its
July term, 1882.
The following is the venre for the July
term OF the Bartlett court:
First Distnct-E. E. Hughes, Jerry Keith
ley, H.. NJ. Thomas, John c. Stewart.
Second-J. 4. Sloan, John ~Simington, D. A.
Merrill, II. n. Smith, jr.
Ihird-L. B. Williams, Doc Crenshaw.
F6urih-O. Redditt, Al Ward, J. A. Arm
strong, j. r. Campbell.
SGati-Morris Jones, Jesse Chambers, J. 4.
Walker, j. A. Cole, J. B. Mayo and Joseph
Glover.
EIghh-John Griffin, Geo. Branch, John
Hailum, Charles Hughes, Louis Gray.
Maids. L. Shotwell, NJ. J. Turner, J. D.
Hooker, A. j. Field, n. J. Justice.
StUsntecnth-George Dean, VIM. Long.
TIL court adjourned until next Monday.