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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04


On Saturday night, November 26, 1881,
Milburn, Thomas and Alonzo Walker, three
young men going from Russell county, Ala
bama, to St. Francis county, Arkansas, were
murdered with an ak while in camp asleep,
near Aberdeen, Miss. 1t was about twenty
four hours before the news reached Aber-
deem, where it created the greatest indigna-
ton. The remains were carried to that place
and buried. All who could do SO engaged in
efforts to find the murderer. But no one
knew where to look till it was reported that
there had been four in the party when it
passed through the town. OF course sus-
picion fell on the missing fourth man. His
name, description and place of abode were
not known. But the officers and people we're
determined that he should be run down, re-
gardless of distance or trouble. A few days
after the sad event Judge Walker, Of
Alabama, reached Aberdeen, and had
the remains of his sons removed to their
home in Alabama for interment. A short
time after the murder, the negro Miller was
arrested and made confession, telling OF
his being at the scene of the murder, that the
man who had been travelling with the Walk
ers perpetrated the deed for the purpose of
robbery; that he MILLER had been persuaded
to assist in the work, and had been promised
5000 for his services. He said the white man
had killed the men, robbed them, and kept
all the money. But it was not till nearly the
middle of December that the sheriff was in
formed that Jones had gone from somewhere
near Tuscaloosa with the Walkers. After
numbering them he had taken their pocket
books, watch. saddle, and their best mule
and started for his old home. The officers
knew where to direct their search, and the
murderer was soon afterward arrested in Al
ALBANIA by Marshal Bean, of Aberdeen. Soon
after his arrest Jones made the following
confession
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

WHEN before the congressional committee
on wednesday, Captain Eads was asked by
Congressman Moore, of Memphis, whether
he had any confident theory of plan that
would prevent such disastrous oveIfiows as
the present one. In reply Captain Eads
stated that if the gaps in the levees were re-
paired, such overflow would not occur, and
the low water navigation of tine Mississippi
river from Cairo down would be very greatly
imnroVad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

The great European Jewish Alliance is
finding funds to aid the persecuted Jews of
Russia to come to this country. Texas and
settle upon. Tennessee has said much about
encouraging immigration, but we do not
hear of its offering inducements, now so fine
an opportunity to secure settlers offers itself.
If it is not settlers, but buyers for worn out
lands that are wanted, our chance of securing
immigrants is small.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

BoSToS, March 3.-General. Burt, of the
Boston Hoossc tunnel and the Western road,
will print letter in the journal tomorrow
morning in relation to the suit brought by
the attorney-general of New York Tor the
annulment Of the charter of his road He
says no notice of any such suit has been
served upon any officer OF the company, not
even director; such service has not even
been attempted, and he challenges his oP-
ponents to name any person upon whom no
tice has been served. He charges personai
malice against rival Interests, and says: Il
ask the legislature OF the State of New YORK
10 investigate this prostitution OF its high
eficers for personal and malicious ends
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

Representative Whitthorne says that he
has received showers of letters congratulate
ing him on his speech in favor of a dis
tinctive American policy, and aPplaudiAg
return to an,ient Democratic doctrine,
as indicated in the famous Offend
manifesto. He denies that his speech is an
Endorsement Of Blaine, but declares the ex-
secretary has the sympathy OF all Democrats
who love the traditions of the party upon
the subject of our attitude to other republics
of the New World. Senator Call will proba-
bly, deliver a speech at an early day, taking
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

The cotton market yesterday opened steady
and closed steady at quotations, with mid
ding quoted at 11ic. In New York spot
middling was II 4c, and steady; futures closed
steady, March l1.sl@l1.S2. In New Or
leans spot middling was I1sc, and firm;
March futures were quiet and steady at II .43
@1l.44. In Liverpool middling uplanas
we're ed and Orleans 6 11-16d, and quiet;
futures closed steady at 6 So Cad for March,
March-April and 6sd for August-Septemher.
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New ORLEANS, March 3.-A Picdyttne
Greenville (Miss.), special Gays: The water
from the Bolivar breaks is rapidly en-
croaching on the town limits. Fifty con-
victs are at work, but our security from par
tial overflow is by no means assured. The
backwater is higher than in 1864 or any
other year. 1t is now thought that it will
go over all of the Deer Creek country except
the highest lands in the Borgne settlements.
Many inhabitants are reported in trees, and
boats to-day were sent to their rescue.
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Richmond and DanriIle Extension Co.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE RICHMOND ASD DASyIILE EXTENSION Co.,
No 30 MOTH BEoAD STREET.
ATLANTA, GA. February 20. 1882
GEALED PROPOS AIS for the Graduation, Ma
y so1ry End Bfidging of that part OF The line of
the (ieo-Eia Paiic Railway which lies between
m town of AM iston. Calhoun county. Alabama
fOn The selma Rome and Dalton z h }. and the
city OF BirIn ngham- jefferson county Alabama,
SIXTY I've miles in length, will be received by The
Richmond and Dauv1lle Extension Company AT
is Office. No 50 North Broad street. Atlanta Ga.
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of March, lsS2.
at Il o'clock m.
The company reserves the right to reject any or
al b ds-
P-ufles and Specifications may be seen .. the
Offices CT the company In Atlanta, Ga, and Birm-
inchEu, AlG-
ITpoA application ct the Offices Of the company
al Oxford and Birmingham, Ala, tnfor1s alton viii
be given TO parties wishing to examine the line
R. h TEMPLE Chief Engineer.
JSo. ". JOHNSTON, Vice President
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EVERY now and then a quantity Of our
gold passes over to Europe; nearly quarter
of million of it was exported the other
day. Why no. send some of the silver dol
lars away. which are lying unused by mil
lions, and let the foreigners enjoy carrying
about with them few pounds weight of
"the dollar of our fatbers?"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

THE Licking river, in Kentucky, has just
been surveyed. But slight and unimportant
changes are shown in the river from the 1929
maps, save at Boston, forty miles from Fal-
mouth, where the bauk has been cut out on
one side, with a corresponding filling in on
the other. The river remaining unchanged
so long is ascribed due to the effective pro-
lection of the banks by thick growth OF
willows, which the inhabitants have carefully
cultivated and tended, with the view of pre-
serving their land. Is there not something
here our drowned-out people might profit by !?
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The Cincinnati Commercial has put up
Sinton oke-consuming apparatus, and it
says: ave are consuming our own smoke.
Our chimney is no longer distinguished by
pillar of cloud. The furnace is as simple as
a horseshoe, and built wholly Of brick. 1t
not only consumes the esmoke thoroughly, but
it saves a very large percentage of fuel"
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At Jackson on Monday Ed Caru!her, a
i've years convict, threw handful of lime
u the face of the man on guard and fed.
He was fred at without effect, but passer-
by threw brick which brought him down,
and he was retaken- At the same place
Ryan, the insurance swindler, was sentenced
to seven and a half years in the penitentiary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

TEMPERANCE principles are evidently
growing, and prohibition evidently prob ibils;
the proof is that the Western distillers have
concluded to ''mash" FIVE tho usand bushels
of grain less every day.
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ACROSS THE WATER.
Further Particulars of the Attempted
Assassination Of the Queen-COn-
gratulatOry Messages from
All Quarters-In the Commons-Oppo-
sition to Bradlaugh-The Queens
Monument to BeacOnsfeld.

BERLIN, March 5.-The opposition in the
Prussian economical council to the tobacco
monopoly bill has counted upon the coun-
cil's vote as standpoint to be used in the
bundsrath against the opposition of the south
German states. The preamble of the bill
estimates the net profit from the monopoly
at 166 010 OO0m
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Captain Eads has been questioned by a
congressional committee as TO what can be
done with the 1900 miles of levees while in
the course of improving the Mississippi. He
said that without at all interfering with the
river commission-whose proposed system
when completed will, he had no doubt, pre-
vent overhows-S2, coo. 900 could not be ketter
spent than in closing the gaps now existing
in the levees. 1t would advance the time at
which the commissioner work would be
Gri
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DEsPoTIsM and intolerance always go hand
in hand, and it is in Germany and Russia
that the Jews find the keenest persecution.
Right divine is the garb under which the
DEVILS business is most effectually done.
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TRINITY churchyard, in New York, is at
once an historical spot and an open breath
ing place for the people. Yet attempts are
making to cut it up, as it would make money
for somebody il appropriated to business.
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u,rb Tr,bu1e to . sndge,. wor,n.

niversary of Judge Samual Treats service az
United States district Judge for the eastern
district of Missouri occurred to-day, and not
withstanding the fact that he had declined
the compliment of banquet, and had re-
quested that the business of the court should
not be interrupted by ceremonial notice of
the occasion, most of the leading lawyers of
the bar assembled in the courtroom, and con-
gratulatory and complimentary speeches
were made by John F. Darby, the Oldest law
yer in the city, Judge CAN'T and others.
Judge Treat made brief and feeling reply,
in which he paid high compliment to the
bar, and the whole affair passed off very
pleasantly. Judge McCrary, of the Circuit
bench, sent dispatch from Keokuk, paying
a high tribute to Judge Treats worth.
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AT Oberlin, Ohio, the temperance people,
including 1000 women, have bounced" the
saloons, which are illegal there, and a liquor
selling druggist, and have raised a fund to
stop the supplies of drink
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The Congress
sionsl Naval Committee inspected to-day at
Wilmington and Chester the unfinished mon
itors. The observations made by the mem
ceptions, may be said to have impressed
them with the idea that the monitors should
be finished in some way, if only for the pur
pose Of harbor defense. Chairman Harris
says he will report TO Congress and leave the
decision with that body. He said further:
Il think it would be well to put sufficient
work on the vessels which we have examined
to-day 10 warrant launching them. If this
were done, and the vessels placed in fresh
water-at League Island, for instance-they
might remain there for fifty years, if neces-
sary, without expense to the government ex-
cept for painting, and be ready for use in
case OF emergency"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

KESToN county, Kentucky, has law pro-
hibiting baseball playing on Sundays, but
CovingtoD, the principal town in the county,
is exempted. The rest of the county keeps
Sunday ecough to leave that place alone.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

The king of Burmah has lost his mind
and is unfit to rule, the effect of excessive
flrinkinrr
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they went down TO Tuscaloosa county; stood
al the corner Of the bed near the head OF the bed
and struck the oldest Walker an underhand lick.
hitting top Of his head, then with overhanded
Ncks hit the others; I am lefthanded; STRUCK
rapidly. ris
u K. = JONES.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

BERLIN, March 3.-The Imperial bank
has reduced its discount TO Al.
MADRID, March 3.-AH the newspapers
express reprobation of the attempt on the
life of Queen Victoria.
ROME, March 3.-The pope has tele-
grapbed his regret at the attempt upon the
queen, and congratulations upon her escape.
ROME, March "a motion of congratu-
lation at the failure OF the attempt on the
queens life will be introduced in the depu-
ties to-day.
LONDON, March 3.-A sculling match has
been arranged between Hanlan and Trickett
for $500 aside, to come off on the Thames
the Ist of Nav
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SAN Francisco, March 3.-A dispatch
from Fort Grant Arizona, says that three
Indians, D sad Shot, Bandy Jim and Skeppy
were hanged at :05 o'clock to-day.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio r1rsy, slightly
0drrneT cast TO eotsth ioinds, falling barometer, fair
'rea,her during The day and threatening rceatheT,
~ih toe't rain, during The night
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THERE is trouble in Spain from resistance
10 new taxes that have been imposed.
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Coal Reduced


Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
TO city consumers. Steamboats, thirty five
cents per box. c. B. Bryan & Co.
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Also made a confession, in the main, cor
robOraiive of that of Jones.
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THEDEATH PENALTY
INFLICTED Upon the Brutal Murderers Of
the Walker BrOthers-Bob Jones and
His Negro Aeeompiice,
William Miller, Expiate Their Fearful
Crime on the GalloWs-ConfessiOn
of the Murderer.

Special to the Appeal
ABERDEEN, MISS, March 3.-The exec--
tion of Bob Jones, white, and Randle, alias
Bill Miller, colored, for the murder of the
three Walkers in November last, took place
here at noon to-day. Three to four thousand
people witnessed the hanging. Neither of
the men made any statement on the scaifold.
Jones tainted and had 10 be held up until
the dropfslI- -Thetrigger was pulled at l2.04
pm. They feli simultaneously, and both
necks were broken. There was no struggle
perceptible In either, as death was instan-
taneous. After hanging thirty minutes the
bodies were cut down. Joness family sent
for bis remains; Miller's were taken charge
of by the medical fraternity for scientific
purpoFes. They were tried at a special term
of the Circuit Court January 30th, and SEN
fenced to be hung on this date. The crime
was committed three miles west of misplace,
on the 26th of November last, while their
victims were asleep in camp. An ak was
used and the head of each split open by
Jones, while Miller held light. The deed
was done for the purpose of getting money
from the victims. Miller was arrested the
next day on suspicion. Jones fed, but was
captured three weeks afterward in Alabama
by r. o. Bean, deputy United States mar
shaI or tbis DIaoo
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foPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
YH'l.f.I!IIII''I'| Iz;9II ];
yftSai
FRIDAY. MARCH 81. 1852
In the city Of Louisville, on

FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1852.
These drawings occur monthly l5undays except
ed1 under proyfsions Of an Act of the General As
sernbly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on MATCH elsts
rendered the following decisions:
Isf-Thaf the Commonwealth DfsfFfbu'
tfOn COnpa fs legal
2d-Ifs drawings are fair.
NB-THE COMPANY HAS NO W on HAND
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR THE
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As-lstaDI- ITe1-uTCT Nct0n- OF NsW Ork,
has been authorized by the secretary of the
treasuEE-4p re7eem bdsIs,. the t--5-a1ent
of which has been anticipated, at his office in
New York, upon payment by the payee of
the expenses of transportation of the bonds
10 Washington.
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CINCINNATI has organized a produce ex-
change
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EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all malsrial diseases is DR.. Leslie's Quinine
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

HAVING used DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family for the last three years. find it
is the best preparation l have ever used for
coughs and colds, giving almost immediate
relief. B. WALKER,
RalIimOre Md.
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Gen Burt Has a Few words to Say.

RHEUMATISM, neuralgia. hysteria, female
weakness, etc. promptly cured with Browns Iron
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

In 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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The Arkansas Falling.

LITTLE Rock, March 3.-The Arkansas
river at this poiot has fallen thirteen inches
in twenty y-four hours, and all the rivers in
the State are falling.
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WAR DEPT, U. 5. ARMY SIGNAL SERVICE,
EPIpAY March 3, lSs2. IO:0S pm.
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Where Shall / Send Ny Boy!
Mountain Spring High School,
TRINITY. Ala. ..M.AND err.

rT1HE sECosD TERN BESIS7 FEBRUARY sIH.
4 and continue I'll June Nm A grest many
Young sr - this city rTozounce IL the ast fhsf-
orgh t-siring school IA Ihe so1tA- kt1cf1B
tzken at any time. pay = p opcfi-on
FOR -rferenees. spDiy 70 w j. yauee OF Se-
poleon Kill OF H j. FOnt-ine 4 Co. For cz.s-
foxues address JoHS A LIE PIopi1etor,
trinity, u, and c. r z, Alzbsna.
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The following is 4 copy of the telegram
sent by the secretary of state to Minister
Lowell to-day.
Lowell, Minister, London:
The President and people of the United states
congratulate majesty on having been provi-
dentially protected from the assassin. Remem-
bering the sympathy of her majesty and the Brit
ish people in our recent national bereavement,
the feeling of indignation and thankfulness for
the queens safety is deep a. universal
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Whsls Tiess. Iisaes. ga - s'T s. Tisse.s hese si5o'
Remit Money or Bank Draft IN Ler.er. OF send y
ErpressL DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
OF POsTOFFICE oRoEE- Orders o! $ and up
ward, By Expresa. can he seat st orr eSpense
Jsrrnal Buiieing, Louisville, Kentucky, or E n
BOARBMAN, e0s Broadway. Eev YORK, o. Ne.
west Court 81. Memphis, Ten1.
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LIVELY TIME AHEAD
Strong Opposition TO the Proposed
Amendments TO the Rules Of the
House-The Democrats
VIII Resist Them By Al Aieaus in Their
POWer-AdditiOnal star-Rcute IEdict-
ments-Ca yitai Breyiiies.
nansnhower Improving.

The following cable dispatch has been re-
ceived here from St. Petersburg:
Danenhower telegraphS: Left eye ruined: must
come out oculists say right eye affected by sympa-
thy Health splendid: on my feet; forbidden 10
read or write. Can travel when snow disappears.
Dont worry; right eye win be saved -
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PRFCINCTS-

G. L. Lyles. Marion, for 75 families.
DIR. Gurrant, CrawfGrdville. - families.
FcholS. Riceville 500 families.
John SwepsiOn, Tyrouzt, DDS families.
Capt. q. A. Foglem n, Mound City, $50 families.
Vance, Hopefed, 100 families
Castles q Armstrong. Jones, 457 families.
Hon. Clark Brewer. Ferguson. 500 families.
J. T. Barton. Walnut Grove. 10 families.
John Swepston Bradleys, $50 families.
Hon. r. F. Ctittenden Pacific, so families.
C. L. Lyles, fifteen mile Bayou, 100 families.
Total 36I2 families
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Ganfain Eads.

A DELICIOUS medicine is DIR. Leslie's Qui-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
others, where quinine cannot.
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FAlRM0uNT.-
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

ON IEYNEssEE COAL co. RAILROAD. VIA
~ CoNzn- Tenth Year begins Narsn Is, lssZ
Tenth Year closes December IS. Is.2- The situa-
ton or the school It's vacation IN winner and con-
FINANCE OF session during the summer, recon-
mend IL to those who wish % she trials of
nalariaI districts. TERMS PR YEAR. s204
The Musical Department Of this scIool covers
wide field. u is regularly graded school and its
course of study is under the direction of the COL
LEGE OF MUSIC at Cincinnati There IS a Sum
Term of this department, beginning Jrne lst
and cont nuIng till October l-t, for those who visa
70 study music alone. Apply for circulars 70
MRS Fl y KELLS OF Mr.. sILAS NcBEK
Principals. MOntesg e, via Cowan, Tenn.
REFEks-Major L Minis Ar. Paul Romsre, Rev.
Wm. g. Williams, Atlanta. r. Rev. W n Green
Rev. w p. Dubose. S-wanee, Tenn; Kt. Rev. Alex,
Gregg Judge A. H Willie. Galveston. Texas; Gov.
Benz. G. Humphreys, Hon. Z :. Buck, glckshnrg,
Mis-; Hon. W. B. Spencer. New Orleans. L. Hon.
Jacob Thompson. Aessrs- J. =. Day. ". P. PrOudht.
Freeman : Mansfield j Ruz-V. Memphis.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Meeting OF fne Citizens of CrIitenden
County. Ark, 10 Devise Means for
the DistafbuIion of
Relief for the Sufferers GreenviIIe
Miss. In Danger of oyerfl oW from
the Breaks An Bolivar EeVee.

A meeting OF the citizens Of Critenden
county, Arkansas, was held yesterday at Col
onel o. P. Lyless Office, in the Masonic Tenn
pie in this city, TO arrive at some conclusion
as to how the rations were to be distributed,
and as to who were the real sufferers in Crit
tenden county, and as to how much would be
needed for the sufferers
Hon. r. F. Crittenden said the only way TO
arrive at any conclusion would be for the
gentlemen present to state how many persons
in the different precincts needed aid.
Judge Mangun said the planters who were
able to give ratioHs to those on their pieces
expected to do 30, and wanted the rations to
be distributed to the best interest of the suf-
ferers, so as not to demoralize labor; and
that Governor Churchill had appointed j.
T. Barton, sheriff, to receive and distribute
for Crittenden county 10000 rations. The
following is the statistics of the sufferers of
the various precincts:
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j. w. K. BROWNE,
PL u III B e r !!

Gas, Piues, Water Pipes
Sewer Pipes. Lead Pipes
PIumbers' Brass Work,
Plumbers Iron Goods,
Gas Fixtures and Fittinga-
Good Work. Low Prices.
Wind Mills for Pumping.
Telephone Orders 10
BROWNE, the PLUMBER
80 1adisou ST. sIemDhsz-