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HINE STATIONERY We have r,

EiNE sTATIONERY.-We have re-
Il Gently received new supplies OF NICE STA
TIONERl, embracing
LITTER AND NOTE PAPERS;
CARDS AND ENVELOPES IN BONES;
FINE GOLD PENS AND PENCILS;
THE BEST STEEL Pens: $50.
lIACK. BLUE, VIOLET SCARLET, CAR
MINE. AND COPYING INNS; ...
WHITING TABLETS FOR INK AND PENCIL;
4 LARGE STOCK or EXCELLENT NUIf
AND LETTER PAPERS At VERY LOW
PRICES;
FINE POt,KET-BOOks;
ELFGANT WRITiNG-DEskS AND PORT
FOLIOs. wOoDHoUsE PARhAA.
IL 10
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lust PUBLIsHED.-The Church Sea

81 sons Historically aud POLITICALLY illustrated, by
Alex II. Grant, ~ 30: Life IT Volt ire, BY jane
by Caroline Fox, so; The First Book Of Know
ledge, by Fred. Guthrie. y. r. -, 81 Atlantis toe
Antedilnyian World, by Donnelly, Illustrated, W
$3.50; old Greek Education, by Mshohey, 5oc;
The IngOlsleys Legends. illustrated. ny ruikshanh'
Ieech, and Tenniei, English edition, Zbc:
fe I'd WEST. JOHNSTON ca.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, March >, 1882.
SALEs-PlRST B0ARp.-lS shares Virginia
Home Insurance Company stock (B. ca 1T 20; 10
shares Petersburg Railroad stock tB Co. 10 2Sss,
60 do. at 2s9; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad stock at 751; 1000 Richmond and Dam
Vile 6's, 1890, at l0G; 800 Richmond City SIS
at 1919.
SECOND BOARDS shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad stock at rs; 40 shares Chesapeake and
II af
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COOKIES EXCURSIONS.
LII:

COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New
FulI particulars i'm special PAMPliL Fl, sent ire
on application. PASSAGE TICKETS by all Al
LAkTIC STEAMERS. special facilities for .
curing GOOD BERTUS TOURIST TlChtIS
Tor individual travellers in EUROPE, 10y all route
at reduced rates. go ,,
10 cents. THOMAS tDuN ~ ooSi,,
26l Broadway New York. Po'i-Othee BOX oil
q A BAKATIOSI Manager. a. 7-cod4m
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March -SooR.-StOcks Moderate
ly active. Money o per cent. Exchange-Long,
Is5a: short, 4s9x. State bonds inactive and gen
orally unchanged.
aniet and steady; new 6's, l02; new Ans, ll3S
new AS. lis. Money, Sac per cent STATES tAriy
active and higher treasury nalahceS-'"'h' so''-
Glazing weak.
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DOCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

THE MYSTERIES OF THE COURT OF LOUIS
NAPOLEON. spicy and rscy. ByEmiie lola
Price, IS cents. . . ,,.,,,,
JUDGE T0URGEE's NEW BOOK, JOHN
THE SOUTH WITHOUT 4 SHADOW. By su-
thor of " FOOLS Errand." 81. 800 ,.,,..,
CENTURY MAGAZINE and YOU Nc LADIES
JOURNAL for March. o,,o,ro
PICTURE-FRAMES, CABi y RI fhoio-
GRAPHS;
New STYLES In STATIONERY .o,..,,.
All Nos. In SEASIDE and FRANkLiN-sqlAif'
Newsdeaier
,ooa 9Os Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.
IRArN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

KILHNUNDf HAI'II " fUV-'
SALES.
WuEAr.-White, 20 bushels very good Al sf.45
Red, AZ bushels very good Lancaster II . l.t3i ~
bushels prime mixed at el4Oi 10 bushels yer
81 40; 40 bushels very good at 1897 40 bushels
very good Fultz at 4I.3s; lag bushels very gooa
Fultz at el.S7. -, =, On. GA
CoRS.-white, % bushels very good ~ ooo'i 10
bushels prime gt sc.
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Eiour.

r,o,r-We auote: Fine, s3.506$i: extra, $3.50
ass.s5 superflne, s5.50 dt6; common saperfine,
AZ: common family, s7@*7.2o; choice family,
ts4s9.
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4uici1p.

MOBILE, March 3.-John Gerst, leather
dealer, shot himself through the brains
and died instantly to-day.
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A CoIored woman Murdered.

Especial telegram 20 Tie UIspltcD.I
LYNCHDURG, Va, March 3.-Esther Anne
Norman (colored) was found in the road
near Yellow branch, Campbell county, yes
terday, with her throat cut from ear to ear
and shot through the head. The murderer
is unknown, but suspicion attaches TO
negro named Jesse Slaughter.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-Virgnla IS, conso
e01: new IO-4O's. 39.. Bid to-day.
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A NAss-MEETISG OF CITIZENS WITHOUT RE-
GARD TO POLITICS TO PROTEST AGAINST
THE PENDING BILL.

A MAss-MEETING OF CITIZENS WITHOUT RE-
GARD TO POLITICS TO PROTEST AGAINST
THE PENDING BILL.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.
NORFOLK, Va. March 3.-The people OF
Norfolk, irrespective Of political afiilia-
tons, assembled in mass-meeting on Court
House Square tonight and adopted resou-
tons condemning the extraordinary pro-
visions Of the new charter now pending in
the Legislature, and calling on that body
not to pass said charter, but IL passed to
80 amend the instrument as to submit 1t to
vote OF the people. s. A. Stevens, Esq,
a Republican and leading merchant. pre-
sided. and speeches OF very temperate
and dienified tone were made by Messrs.
Stevens, Ellis, Dozier, Starke, Goode, and
other prominent citizens. The resolutions
were ordered to be sent to the Norfolk
representatives in the General Assembly
to be laid before that body, and the chair
man was instructed to appoint committee
OF citizens to proceed to Richmond and
confer with the members of the Legisla-
ture more fully in regard to the matter.
The gathering was large and thoroughly
representative in its character, and the
proceedings were calm, deliberate, ana
temperate, yet decidedly emphatic.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y. January 81. 1882.

ROCHESTER,, y. J., Jhntlhfy . I. 1851
SIrs.-Acknowledging your favor duly received
We would say: The best proof we can give you
that the statements made by DIR. Ilenion are en-
tirely true and would not have been published un-
Ies strictly So Is the following test monial from
lhc best citizens of Rochester, and card pub
i,hed by Rev. DIR. FoOtc, which you are at liberty
to use If You WISH H. III. " AENkR 20.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 3, 1852
AURIVFD
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.gr SUPREME COURT REvERsEs THE VERDICT
N ruE BRUNSWICK suRDkR-cAsE--TBREE
urSpRrp pELyGATEs EXPECTED TO THE
sTIrr s-NrAy-sCHOOI. CoNvENTioN-riiE
pvcr<r ACcIDENT--NUNicIPNL POLITICS,
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PERSONALS.

MR. JOHN T. BINNs, after eight years
waiting, is the happy father of a ten-pound
miss.
ALL persons interested are invited to Miss
Conway's school this afternoon at O'Clock
to hear the paper "What Shall We Do for
Our Girls" which was recently read before
the State Teachers Association.
MEssRs. JUNIUs R. GREENE aud Scott A.
Murray, two well-known and worthy Mem
phians, left the city on Wednesday night for
New Orleans, where they will remain till
after Mardi Gras. From that point they go
to Texas for the benefit of their health.
vIsIToRs on Change yesterday: Thoma.
Taylor, England; S. Rosenau, Athens, 4 Ia
bama: Captain F. Hicks, steamer Henry
Frank; F. G. Williams, Huntingdon; VIM.
McClelland, Upton county; L. B. Lafont,
Golden Lake, Arkansas; J. r. Rice and
Robert Hyde, Tuscumbia.
Mr.. FRANK o. BYRD and Miss Lulu
Chearella were married last night at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. s.
Frsnsioli; the Rev. J. A. Kelly officiating
A few friends OF the family were present.
The young couple left on a wedding tour
North, with many good wishes.
PROF J. c. HAzELEY, the native African,
of Sierra Leone, West Africa, lecturing in
various States of the North and South
showed copies of several newspapers
printed in Africa, among them the Observer,
printed in Monrovis, Liberia-vol. iv,
No, D. Motto: MAY we discover, unseen
before, path to higher destinies;;" the Lagos
Times, printed at Lagos, West Africa, May
25. 1SS1-vol. /, No. IA; the West Africa
Reporter-voi. vii, No. 1S6 printed a:
Free Town, Sierra Leone, West Africa; and
the Liberia .HeTad-vol. j, No. 3-printed
at Monrovia, Liberia. All these publications
bear unmistakable evidence of intelli-
gent editorial conduct and business
thrift. Prof. Hazeley will remain
in Memphis two or three weeks,
and will perhaps deliver one or series of
lectures during his stay. Prof. Hazeley fur
nishes the following notice of native Afri-
can marriage, in connection with which
there is also an interesting feature in the
fact represented 10y Prof. HsEeley- tAst tho
bridegroom was born a heather, and was
converted TO christianity at the age OF
twelve: 1.-TWO native Africans were united in
holy matrimony at Mount Olive, on the
Pennington river, West Africa The name
OF the groom is Daniel Webster, and the
brides name was Harriet Beecher Stowe.
The services were conducted by the Rev.
james II. Deputy, of the Methodist, and the
Rqv. Robert 4. NJ. Deputy, OF the Presbvte-
rian fsith-both colored pastors
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BROWNE, the plumber.
HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
For good Plumbing, Gas or Steam Fitting
90 to ]. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is the most reliable article in use for restor-
ing gray hair TO its original color and pro-
noting its growth.
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Terrible Loss of Life.


Terrible Loss of Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists, 15c.
kensingtOrr Art NeedIewOrk.
Ladies interested in artistic needlework
should not not fail to see the beautiful work
executed by Mrs. J. H. Dey, at the Claren-
don Hotel. Teaching shading a speciality.
Don't Condemn a Good Thing.
Because deceived by worthless nostrums.
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured many in
this section OF kidney and nervous disorders,
and we commend it to such sufferers.-Ners.
Mardi Gras at New Orleans.
knights of Momus.
Advent OF the King.
The hrewe of Proteus
Priority Phunny Phellows.
Independent Order of Moons.
Mystic krewe of Comus.
Washingtons Birthday.
High carnival from 10th TO 22d February
1882, inclusive.
Buy tickets via Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad. Fare, SO s. for the round trip.
Tickets on sale from 18th to 10Th February,
inclusive, good to return until and on March
l, 1882 Apply TO james Speed, Agent, No.
2S7 Main street, or at the depot
4. J. KNAPP, General Ticket Agent
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90 to Browns. $50 Main,

For good shave. 1t only costs you one
dime TO be waited on just as we'll as if you
paid fifteen cents- Good workmen, and sat
isfaction guaranteed. Give me call and be
convinced
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OYSTER SOup.

Turkey, Red Snapper, etc, for dinner and
lunches to-day. The best beer in the city, al
George SchiIly's, Nos. :, 9 and IL Court
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Tine Highest Rank

Adapted TO the needs of fading and falling
hair. Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair
restorative
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NOTICES.
! Tennessee Southern Railroad Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January >, 1882.
a MEETING of the stockholders of the Tennes-
"a see Southern Railroad Company will be held
in this city on Thursday, March o, ISS2, fol-
the purpose OF consolidating this Company with
the Memphis and VickgbuTg Railroad Company
the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company, and the New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company.
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The Steamer John Overfon
EInreaInn CnInxne

Will leave the foot of Jefferson street this
friday evening at ? o'clock for Marion.
Fare for the round trip, one dollar
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
LETTING No. o,

GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
= Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
Company until February -, 1852, at l. O'Clock
noon, for the grading, trestling and crossties OF
about forty eight miles, from Arcadia to Shreve-
port, on the line of the ", s. and r. Il. R., in
Louisiana
Profles, plGHs and specifications can be seen
snd blank forms fer proposals can be obtained at
the office of r. Y. Dabney, Chief Engineer and Su
periutendent, at Monroe, La, and at the office of
g. Bouscaren Consulting Engineer, l3i Vine street.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
All bids must be addressed to John Scott, Gene
raj Manager 1874 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
- The company reserves the right to ject any or
all bids. 6. BOUSCAREH.
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Il grateful to inyalids, because it is refresh
ing without the sickening effect of most
perfumes.
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Ii 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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POLICE ITEMS.

Chief Davis reported the total number OF
arrests at 346; white, US; colored, III
male, 81; female, 35; married, ITO; single,
236; number fined, 1O8; number discharged,
142; State cases, SO; fugitives, .; amount Of
fines assessed, S1470; amount of fines paid,
S268; amount paid on mittimus, $3.50 %;
payroll, S2727; total expenses, S3011 50;
stolen property recovered, 1917 50; dodgers,
$50. Received and fled
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ELECTION NOTICE.

FTNHE annual meeting OF the stockholders of The
l. Memphis Gas Light Company will be held 81
the office of the Company, No. IS Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee. on
Wednesday, March 4, ISS2,
to elect Seven I'd Directors 10 serve the Company
the ensuing year. ection from 10 a m. TO p. m.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
Memphis Tenn February 3 1882
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The Legislative Council met in regular
monthly session yesterday afternoon, with
President Hadden in the chair, and the fol-
lowing members present: Messrs Burke
Graves, Gavin, Kney, Wallace and Lee.
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Hotel Ciarendon-A.J. Kerr, Proprietor;
L. -. Hunt, Manager.
Nos. 81 and 60 Madison street. 81 and 81 90 per
day. This hotel is new, and furnished with a
passenger elevator electric bells and hrst-claSs in
every department.
C L O'Keefe, Chicago L Berry Cincinnati.
J McNeb, KY H Coualter d fam, TeI
A I Stevens Ohio " II order, Ohio
II Karsner, Toledo Arnold, FL Paso, Tex
Ion Arnold, Australia Ed Arnold. Gala
Jas Skellma1, Ind Ed Tearl, England
H Dunn 4 wife, n y X Henley, Cincinnati
NJ Barton. GAINESVILLE II f Robinson, Tenn
Col Elder. Clarksville N McCIrthy, KY
Judge Belden, Ky Win Strong, Chicago.
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was called out to alarms attended with mate
rial loss eight times; false alarms, one; loss
to owners, S34S5; insurance of owners, SILL
900; loss OF occupants, $3.50; insurance Of
occupants $4,000; total loss, S5035; total in
surance, SIS 900; insurance over loss, SO, 800.
Expenditures for the month of January,
1882: Chief engineers salary and payroll,
S230S 63. Received and filed.
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Notice to Passengers and Shipper,

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILROAD Co,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, :
Memphis, January 30, 1882
OWING to temporary break, caused by extreme
" high water, all trains between this point and
Madison are for the present discontinued. During
making close connection at Madison for Little
Rock and all points west
The Katie Hooper viii leave at 1 O'Clock this
TUESDAY, evening, and the Rene Macready On
tomorrow evening, each leaving on alternate days
thereafter, except Sundays.
Freight and passengers will be received on board,
or Al the landing, foot OF Jefferson street
No interruption to freight or travel.
W. z. SMITH. Superintendent.
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Register Ben K. Pullen reported: Number
of licenses issued, 1882; amount of same,
S16,S so; amount received for fees on
licenses, 1888; amount received for transfers,
IS; total. 1856. Received and filed.
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INSPECTORS RECEIPTS.

George Mallory, Taxing District inspector
reported the gross receipts of his Office fol
the month ending January 81, 1882, a
1854 ga. Received and filed.
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Rental Agent Pullen reported collections
for January, 1882. at 1878 IS, which has
been paid to E. L. McGowD trustee; rents
due, 1872 ii. Received and filed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-28

troops, have left Hermosillo and To-
Gated here. Reyes follows them With
two hundred federal troops. Ores body
servant was shot in the street by q fed
erai, deserter from battalion. He
refused to surrender. Ortes declares
Reyes to be rebel. The latter claims
he Is protecting the people.
The people take little interest, as the
trouble ID considered q personal matter
between the Governor of the State and
the Federal general. A commission left
here for Hermosillo to seek an adjust
ment Of the difficulty. Troops of both
parties parade the streets, but no blood
shed Is anticipated. 1t is rumored that
Ortes will resign in favor of vice-Gov-
ernor Anton Escaiante. If this doesn't
take place trouble may be expected in
the end.
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the Star Route trial, SAYS in his report To
the Attorney General Of Juror Jackson's
sworn statement Of August I'D. that il
was to be used not for his own protsc-
tion against such assaults of battery by
Bowen and Cameron. but as a means Of
persuading his fellow jurymen into a
verdict OF acquittal. and was according
~ 50 used after the jury had retired, and
when they were considering their YER
dict, and IN violation Of instructions of
the court.
Inc report continues the testimony
OF Judge Hoover confirming in 4 vital
part the general account given by Cam
eron and Bowen of interviews with
DICKSON seem to remove all reasonable
as to what this alleged bribery transac-
Ton really was, and appears to show
that that the foreman of that jurv was
the most active of all its members in
the discussions and manipulatiOns ante
cedent to the verdict. If he was not
bribed or attempted to be bribed by
Bowen 1t seems to show he entered into
discussion with persons that we're plain
~ interested as an invitation to bribery,
that he sought Cameron under pretext,
but with the purpose of inviting dis
cussions or intimations which might
aftefward be placed before the jury
with the purpose of procuring a verdict
Of acquittal.
kailread Changes.
OMAHA, Oct. N.-RObert Law, having
resigned the position of General Super
intendent of the Wyoming division of
the Union Pacific, the following appoint
Lnents have been made: 4. Dickinson,
formerly Division Superintendent at
Laramie City, becomes General Super
intendent of the Wyoming division, in
cluding the line from Cheyenne to OQ-
den: and Echo and Park City branches;
W. B. Doddredge beco les General Su-
perintendent of the Utah and Northern.
The Oregon Short Line is to be known
as the Idaho Division of the Union Pa
cific. Law goes to the Chicago, Burling.
ton and Quincy line.
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An lCE EXPLOSION IN NORWAY.

In recent number of Nature. Mr..
berRh has drawn attention to the power
ful agency sxerted by ice in severinp
rocks, of which he gives a striking in
stance occurring on the Aalesuld in
west Norway, where low ledge rising
out OF the ford is all that remains of a
once extensive field promontory which,
IN the year 1717. was suddenly blown up
ana precfpitated into the water by the
force OF the ice within the interstices of
the stone. The winter had been mild.
and during rapid thaw a considerable
stream had swelled up from the ice- COW
cred summit of. the field: and carried
lts waters into every crevice of the rock,
when q sudden change of wind brought
ABOUT sharp frost, which turned the
descending waters of the newly formed
stream into ice, arresting their course
within the interstices of the rock, The
result was the explosion of the entire
mass OF the field below the outbreak of
the stream, and its projection from a
night of more than l5OO feet into a
neighboring ford. which ingulfed the
whole OF the prOmontory, with its culti-
vated fields and farmsteads. Stimuli
taneOusly with the disappearance of the
land below the surface of the ford
huge mass of water was propelled
against the opposite shore, carrying with
It rusty anchors, bOat-rafters and nu-
ner0us other objects which had long
lam at the bottom. The disturbance ex-
tended mile beyond the point at which
the land was submerged, and the waters,
In retroatlng, carried with them a wood
en- church which had stood fifty feet
above the flood, besides sweeping away
al! the hshlng boats for two and a half
miles. Before the occurrence, in which
q score OF persons were killed, the head
iand had been much resOrted to on ac-
count OF the haiibut which abounded in
the nelghborhOOd, but since that period
the hsh have never returned-a circum-
stance which, according to local popular
oeiief, Is due to the covering by the in
fallen rock of certain submarine cavi-
ties and springs frequented by the fish.
An anonymous pamphlet, entitled,
"The war of 1886, between the United
States aud Great Britain" has Just
been published in Cincinnati. The war
will he wholly anaval one, and a fleet of
English gunbOats will sail up the st.
Lawrence River into our chain of in
land lakes and levy fearful contribu-
tiOns on the rich cities situated on them.
Another fleet will lay waste the sea
coasts and incidentally assess New York
for contribution Of 500, 600. The
United States, being without a navy,
will endure all this evil without a strug-
gle. The pamphlet is very coed satire
on our naval affairs. and ought to, as it
probably will he, sent to that great exec
utive genius. ex Secretary Robson.
The Little Chief tanning mill has no
equal. For sale By Wald 4 Campbell.
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The Little Chief tanning mill has no
equal. For sale By Wald 4 Campbell.
For chronic skin diseases 60 to DR..
Miller.
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JOcOae fell0Ws.

PARIS, Oct. 2.-Friends of the gov
eminent say now that the immense
number Of threatening letters which
passed through the post Office at Mon
treal, Chalons and Lyons are the work
of practical jOkers and enemies Of the
republic who wish to raise a scare.
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CAIRo. Oct. 27.-The Duke Of Con-
naught left for England today. False
prophets are reported within three days
march Of KhartOum. A council of min.
listers was held today.
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Nlhllislic.

vienna, OCT. 27.-Seventy-five revolu-
tionists were arrested at Odessa TODAY,
Among them was q student who had in
his possession press and many Nihil-
istic nanifestos. Agrarian disturbances
have occurred IN the government of
ValhyAia. A priest has been mur-
dered for distributing imperial procla-
nations in regard to the aRrarian ques-
tiOn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The Postoffice
Department decides the privilege ac-
corded publishers Of second class mat
ter to print upon wrappers OF period
icals the request "If mot called for in a
limited time to be delivered TO any one
OF the class Of persons named" can't be
extended TO sendsrs Of third class mat
tar