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The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-04-12
THE WEST.

A SECTION Of freight train DroEe loosO !
from the engine near GenterVllle, 4nd.,
hha other day and ran back on the secona
saotion. wrecking the second locomotive
and nine cars and killing two tramps'
LATER reports of the destructive prairie
Ares in Dakota show that several lives
were lost. The farm property destroyed
was immense. A wind storm accelerated
the flames which proved so destructive.
LATER returns showed the election or
r I. Cofran Democrat, for mayor or To-
neka. instead Of Metsker, Republican, as
first reported, by 2O4 majority. A Demo-
cratic councilman was also elected
Iva fight few days since, near Flag.
.+a6 Ariz. between sher ifs posse and
robbers. who held up the Atlantic q "a
cif1c express about two weeks ago, Ed
ward ST. Clair and r. S. Wilcox, deputy
sheriffs, were killed.
THE posse engaged in the evictions on
the Des Moines river lands in Iowa were
fred on bv concealed parties with VIM
chesters as a warning. No one was hurt.
GENERAL JACOB SHARP has resigned as
governor eff the Soldiers home at Mill
waukee. Wis and General Kflburn Knex
has been elected his successor Ill health
was the cause.
FOREST fires have been raging around
| Ceurtenay, OAK. One hundred famAlea
we're deprived of absolutely every thing
The loss reached fully $50 OOO.
TWO freight trains colllded the otheI
| morning near Reno, New. Harry Wilson,
/ brakeman and j. Il. Mysegarder,
| farmer. were killed and fourteen cara
| were wrecked.
Ex-Governor CROSBY, of Montana, re-
Gently threatened to sue Russell b. bar.
| rison. son of the President and in 1881
president of the Montana Live STOCK
Journal Company, for libel harrison
promised to retract th charges.
SWITT's packing house, Chicago took
IRE on the morning of the 9th, resulting
in a loss of $1O0. 600.
DANIEL BAUGH, { pioneer of Seymour,
Ind, has reached the age of one hundred
wars. His health is almost perfect.
IT is positively denied at Albuquerque,
N NJ, that there is any truth in the report
Of deadly fight between officers and train
robbers in Arizona. The officers never
even struck the trail Of the outlaws.
Ii Is thought that troops will be needed
| to suppress the settlers threatening dis
orders on the Des Mofnes river lands.
By an explosion Of gas in Halliday
coal mine near DuquOn, Ill, the othel
evening, several men and boys were
severely injured-two probably fatally.
AT the Mormon conference in Salt LAX
On the 7th the first presidency was organ
lied, with Milford Woodruff as presiden
of the chu CHI and George Q Cannon an
Joseph 7. Smith as cOunselors. Lorenz
Snow becomes president of the twelv
apostles.
THE anti polygameus Mormens met i
conference at st. Joseph, Mo, on the 6tE
. TIE doors Of the First National Bank c
Anoka, Mimi, have been closed, F.
Pratt, the cashier, having fed to Canad'
His defalcations were put at $780, 900.
9 TEE Miami Valley Paper MIll CSmpan
. of Niamisburg, O., has made an assign
ment with $65 600 liabilities and $75, 0C
nominal assets.
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THE MARRIAGE SYSTEM.

Better Law Demanded for the Govern
ment of Husbands and Wives.
NV theory of marriage in its relation
to society would give this postulate,
SAWS a writer in the Chicago Tribune.
Husband and wife are one, and that one
is-husband and wife. l believe they
will never come to the heights of purity,
of power and peace for which they were
designed in Heaven, until this better
law prevails:
tsTwo heads in council, two beside the hearth,
Two in fhe tangled business of the world
Two in the literal offices Of life;
Two pummets dropped to SOUND the ABYSS OF
science
And the secrets of the mind"
Poets are prophets, and the greatest
poet of our time has set the goal before
us only to be gained
'sWhen reign the worlds great bridals,
Chaste AMI calm.
One-half the world for the wife-an
undivided half apiece for wife and hus-
band; co-education to mate them on
the plane of mind. equal property
rights to make her Gods own free
woman, not coerced into marriage for
the sake of support, or a bond-slaVe
after she is married, who asks her
| master for the price of a paper OF pins
| and gives him back the change, or, II
petted favorite, owing her lease OF
purse wholly to his will and never to
her right free to go her honored and
self-respecting way as a maiden per-
petuo rather than marry a man whose
deterioration through alcohol and
nicotine habits is a deadly menace to
herself and the descendants that such a
marriage must have inv0ked-these
are the OutloOks of the future that shall
make the marriage system, never a
failure since it became monOgam1c, an
assured, q permanent, a paradisalcal
success.
In that day the wife shall surrender
at marriage no right not equally sur
rendered by the husband-nOt even her
own name. Emile oliver, that keen.
sighted writer of France, says that 1t il
so much cas- er, for obvious reasons, tc
trace ancestry along the mothers line
, that historic records have intellectually
suffered by the arbitrary relinquish
ment of her name. Probably the French
have hit upon the best expedient: the
! union of the two. Thus | recall tina
. in Paris my home was with an accom-
plished lady whose maiden name wa
, Farjon and whose husbands was Per
: rot, her visiting-card bearing the in
scription, Madame Byzantine Perrot
=, Farjon." The growing custom, in tht
. country at least, to give the mother
: name to a son or daughter Indicate
the increasing, though perhaps uncon
: scious, recognition of woman as a.
J, equal partner in the marriage sacrs
ment and compact. But the tendency
even among men of intelligence, t
sign themselves, John Jones, wife
child and nurse" as we see it IN tn
registers of fashiona BILE hotels, is a frt
!, quent reminder of the pit from whic
: wives are slowly being digged. tn
II man who writes 'Mr. John and Mr.:
= Jane JONES'" may be regarded as we
on the road to a successful evolution
The time will come when the mother
! custody of children will constructive
be preferred in law to that of the fath'
on the ground that it is surer and MOI
. consonant with natural laws.
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English waking

Jackets are 80 bscO
ures that they are AVN
over dresses that ars
redin gotes. Piping q
color OF cloth or elss
braid will edge thess
Directoire revers, SHOT
turned over At the tOp
vest OF cloth Of Lighter
jackets, while others ~.
revers extending Y
fronts Of the jacket y
vest Of lighter cloth
with applique design
esques. flowers, etc
darker shade and -
braid. The Empire
inches wide Ii places
OF many jackets. disap
The revers. and i =.
deliberately braidsd
capes. or three deep
reaching only 20 the =,
on other jackets. ana
liked In dark green c.
cloth piping or else
edge of the caPe
are used on drab Or nro.
while silver braid GO
cloth. Harper's Baan
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COURT Pknn

The Universal Dl~nr-s
- Pomp 80 Di.I'.,
The time seems -
for the irequent ats.t ~ =.
IN which the rog,l -
were won't to indulc.
now and then We h,-,
gorgeous ceremonia, -
the state and show q h.
but they become mos
as the age advances
Attention Is called & S
notable exception Is ~
Gently seen at the Win
St Petersburg. The H.
lear comes eleven a,v.
ours, and is preceded -
rules OF the Russian Al.
very strict fast Of IL
all the pomp Of the lmps'..,
displayed as the new 49,
the lastof these occasion Il
was observed with oul,
splendor as in earlier
half European, hall
costumes and uniforms
and varied. and CircassI,
rians We'd with European
the brilliancy and gorr
their displays.
The halls Of the Winter ]
q graphic account ''were
means OF rare trOpic,l
gardens of delicious
mellow sheen Of thou,.
candles contrasted With I
of the electric light, shlpl,S
heaped high with thecc.
and a background Il
was laden with nativ,
delicacies.n
Such scenes. which WrFs
uncommon at Europe,n
now rarely presented 4 8.
the Russian court
In England . goreeous
is In these days rare in1,
occasion Of her jubilee / =,
half ago, indeed Queen III
a brilliant celebration. 4 ~
and Princes ATTENDED d
flock; but even then 4 ~
the Queen did not Weap -
crown Of Britain. vhIcA
Koh-Lnoor cleaning q
visitors to the TOWep q !
inclosed in glass.
Paris has not witnessed
splendid pageant iorue. ~
years. Parisians who
} display Of NapOleon III
; 1867. he was visited IA "a
; every crowned head b R
: at least one AsiatiC poacnl,
} nothing That has token ~,
equal it. France 4 R>pu
since the downfall 81 u. =
! become less ostentatiou&
, It used to DO the hooo q
. thu court OF Madrid Mne tA6
J court in EuronA
! corte," the SpaE 'ardn uo
D declare In their mn.ic,
: the glories Of the Oh
. have pretty much p
Q is still a more stih -
= indeed. at the Ma @ ~
9 any other, and hos.
pass daily through
9 but even coronatlon, -
q isms are pertormed NJ.
: brilliancy Of ceremony - n
n It is said that the pr
, Italy lives in almost y ~
9 plicity as his father, Vlc
It did before him. Cglal Il
e Rome rarely witness.
II pageant, while II u depsl'
e extent at least, q a.
n made by the Pope "a
. when he was the temp
70 Eternal City.
!. The German pageant
day are, for the moos r.
tary reviews and mansa
!. to set forth the armed J. j.
Empire, and the SAM
70 those OF the Austrian c1l
N With the more deu
10 vanishing the old-time
ID play Of royalty. ss L =
b. such display is out 81 pl.
re when the people, are =.
K share in the GovoFum
i'd period. also, when imn
money are needed b. ths
r. order to keep up their
ct ornaments Youths g
@ -o-s.<
en- English waking
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The old lady zen. -
for the first time @
..Julius Cesar. =
afterwards, I've hea
theayter were bad.
wuss than bad. It
70 XIII AL them fell
tAe aauence. and =
sAm 70. "-H~psrb
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Valuable Periodical, for Free Dls,rlbu.

Valuable Periodicals for Free DiHtrlbu.
ton From tho State University.
The University Of Tennessee, at Knox.
willie, has Cd late established In connection
with its other valuable branches an agricul
tual experiment stition.
The station has good facilities Tor annlyl.
ing aud testing fertilizers cattle foods. milk
aud dairy products seeds With reference 10
their purity or terminating power Tor idcn-
iitying grasses and weeds aud studying for.
age plants. for investigating the diseases OF
fruits aud fruit rrC5 grains and other ne.
iul plants, iur making reports on injurious
insects aud the best means Of combating
them
The Board u Control u the station i
composed Of o. T. Temple. a. n Arm.
strong. James ratk, ID, A. Cmirhrai. ].
W. 6uut treasurer James Comfort The
station council IL composed of IT, oniccrs.
Charles W. nabncy, IT,, rh n, director.
charles = Plumb a. n, as siiui director.
W. L. Stone ph ID chemist. T. I. Serb.
ucf. botnnist H. H. Summer. H. T.. cnto.
mologist. r. !. Cummings farm foreman:
". \. Price, assistant
In order to place the results Of the expert.
mgnts before the farmers of the State, bullc.
tins will be issued nt least quarterly, ~ nice,
illustrated pamphlets These bulletins are
designed for free distribution, aud to this
end thc names Of all persons actually en-.
gagged in farming in Tennessee afc desired.
About 1850 names have already been sent
IN, and the remainder are requested 20 do 10
| at once.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

]. +. Wilkorson, charged with assault and
battery, convicted and fined S25 and thirty
days on poor farm. Motion for n new trial
oyerrulcd and an appeal to Supreme Court
taken.
Henry Turner, for contempt OF court In
not appearing, $50 and sixty days.
Calendar for Monday, May else. Richard
Summers 255, William Carter and >, Fred
Davis
For Tuesday, May 7-2O3, Foster Burk;
20i, james Reed; go, Tom Mccormick.
For Wednesday, Nav S-2G0. 2G2, Maggie
Gaines, alins Winn; y, Il. Vogel; POS, Tom
Stanton, alias Gruutham; 26i, l.. Williams.
For Thursday. May Ono. 2O7, Lee Ford
DDS, o. II. Parker.
For Friday, May i0-No. ~, John Bedford,
26s, Jim Wilson, alias Carr $40, Thomas T..
Cole.
For Saturday, May 1l-No. I3l, Griffin; 2s2,
George Lacey; 26, Poston: 24i, William
Rodgers: 30s Emma Cole; $50, Mulinda Dia-
mond; 3g1. Fannie Hudson; Boa. $50 81, 372
Jake Sturla 37i, 375. $40 A. Ramona; $50,
Richard Wilson; 40i, John o. Bryan; lOi, Joe
Hunt: 1875 Lizzie Saunders
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THE EXCHANGE ORGANIZED.
Farmers Of Arkansas, Mississippi and
Tennessee all Right.

The Farmers Exchange is now one Of the
institutions of Memphis
An organization was duly effected yestcr-
day morning at the office of Mr.. +. I. Ed
mondson.
A large number Of farmers came together
for the purpose Of launching the craft in
response TO an understanding reached two
weeks ago. They we're present from Arkan-
sas Mississippi and Tennessee, and tacit
agreement prevailed that In the organization
all the States should be given place. This
was made the order OF the meeting ON mo-
ton Of Mr.. ii. J.. Bedford. Under this
decision Mcssrs. J. i. Smith and u. l.. Par
ham, Of Arkansas, were elected directors;
Messrs. NJ. Blacker and ID. NJ. Dockcry were
chosen from Mississippi and the following
six from Tennessee; Mcssrs. J. I. FargasoD,
A. T. Mckinney, H. L. Bedford, J. +. Far
row. q. Greer and r. y. Goodwin. Mr.. i.
r. Elmondson was unanimously elected at
torney for the institution
The secrctarys report showed total mem
bcrship of 1873 The following lew members
were enrolled since the last meeting: Mcssrs
l.. j. Bell, u. NJ. Dockery, X. A. McNcely s.
II. Coward, u. White, =. A. Douglass, II. l..
Armstrong II. o. Johnson. J. Z. Wallace,
w. A. Crossett, g. l.. Folger, J. T. Malone,
J. n. Brown aud w. H. Harvey.
Another meeting will be held In two weeks
for the purpose OF passing on the bylaws Of
the association, after which the directors will
Immediately apply for articles Of incorpora'
ton.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. pa Second y.
BnISRLrY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson :.
DYE WoRRs-L. Riegcl & Co., 6s JET
ferson street; telephone 1880
&. r. IIoTouRIss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches / cspc-
cially solicit. No. 81 Madison street
CUSEINGnAN Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoio streets. The best ma
tcrial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
Pure and white rs tho flower who's,
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN 4 Lilly CoPFEH AND SPICE ca
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nI.iingnl.I,eh Innri.,..

Nrw Noug, May i.-folny's feet Of out.
going trans Atlantic steamer, included the
AunnIa. IL noursognc, the D,vomia aud
the Ncorllm. Whilclaw Reid, the new
Minister 60 France, With bis family and scr.
wants. were ON board the French liner and
Samuel " Ihaycr Minister ~ Netherlands.
was on The Ncorlam Al steamers let with
The determination a. keep sharp lookout
Tor the Nevada, nothing having yet been
heard II her up 90 ~ o'clock am. today
The officials Of The line think she will bc
sighted today or tomorrow.
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s. /. iIcnning 10 W. L. Land, sixty acres
On range g. section 3, Of the Eighth civil Dis
thct; sap
:. l.. lIonnins to- L. Land. twenty-five
acfos IN sections 3 ani II, range o, Of the
Eighth Ciyil District il31
u. l.. Land 10 ". l.. land, ten acres In the
Eighth Ciyil District 60.
Il. j. Woods and wife 10 J.. H. George,
oOby isG,s feet on Woods avenue, part Ut
the old Archibald Wright homo place.
81 800
}. y. aud W. Fal'sto the Baptist Mission
Boari Of Memphis, lots 10, - AMI a. la
block ~. conner Thirl uud Walker streets,
81 by ~ icct Si,OD1.
The Baptist Mission Board OF Memphis to
Mrs. I. A. Ncunhlc, lots ~. rs and ~ block
%. Third Hni Walker streets, % by M
feet g. 2U.
Miss Tallulah white 10 &. T.. Banning. lot
q, biloxi p, Of !cath 4 Jones subdivision, 80
10y 80 iccG GOA
Miss Tnllulnh White 10 Mr. Eva banning.
lot ~. block o, ~ the l.cath A Jones sub.
division. % by $50 feet, 600.
Jno. ID. Milbun aud wife a. Clafinla licl.
uomini lots q. ~ = = y. ~ ~ and a. uf the
Jane X Park subdivision q. co..
Juo. u. Milhurn and wife a. Clcmcnic Ru.
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tlr,uIft'ourf-

All bills Of exceptions must be filed at
once. Having gone through the docket, the
March term will adjourn IN few days.
The following eases set for Monday COM
plctcs the list Of cases for trial this term.
Nos. II, Gji. II. \. Lowcnhclm W. G. H. No.
len, 10 As. 4. IL. Mourcr Va. Chas. Dollman;
lO4sS, VIM Pope vs. l.. a n. r. r. Co.;
l053S, J. Z. Frank & Co. W.. !. Ochs; 1886,
Goldsmith 4 llro. vs.. H. W. Ilirsh: 10 so,
Cohen & Co. " u. W. llirsh; lO,5l7 Strauss
W. u. W. Hirsh iOaj0. W. r. Love ~. l..
1lannucr; lO.hi3, w. Il. moore a Go. VI.
Ilirsh, 1919, DunohOc ". Donohoc
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To successfully conduct fine business
such Ms ours, when the great ladies arc
chiefly the ruling and controlling factor,
II Is essential TO be always zen rapport"
herewith, or, in plain English, to have the
ladies' on our side. We arc fully alive TO
this principle, aud therein lies the secret
OF our success.
We carry tho largest stock, our goods
are the most stylish and becoming, and
we constantly undcrsall all competitors,
hence our enormous business.
Our French connections with Paris
places us in position TO buy larg, lots Of
goods for spot cash at much less than COM
pcttors.
We are always satisfied with small
margin Of profit, hence our customers get
the full benefit Of our exceptional pur-
chascs.
Everything in the line II French Mil
lincry aud Hair Goods Is displayed at
y. L.VIgSL's.
aIs IL uaia sire,i. srppaIs. rcna.
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The I,rnn,nrI. A,iI.

ioNpov, May Tho steamer Denmark.
from New YORK Tor I.oujon, passed the Iit.
nrd last evening.
The steamer saalc, from New York, Mr..
rived NJ Brcmcfha,en lnst evening.
The steamer Kansas from Boston Tor Ly-
crpool, passed kcusilc today.
The steamer Etrurin. from New York April
q Tor Liverpool, arrived az Queenstown NJ l
o'clock pm, May & Tho time OF her voyage
was days, u houfs aud rs minutes.
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AnIg FIrr In nt. I.nnI..

ST. Loris No, May about ouc-half
the extensive soap and candle factory u
schaciicr Brothers & Powell at liaricg and
kosciusco STREETS wns destroyed by Tire
between aud 3 o'clock this morning. Los,
5000 10 $4,000. Insured
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tart, lot Of NJ. NJ. Gilchrist & Co. subdiyi.
sion, 90 by 1886 feet; $1,000.
Jack Outflow aud wife 10 Chns, Boyd, lot
In the town Of Arlington; $40.
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MR.. "a. L. cAsoN, Erpeu opielan,
will remain until THURSDAY. MAY
9Th. at the Drug Store o. T. p. FOR.
TUNE, the Depo, ior thssi cslol race
olasSsS No Charge for Phing.
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Chnnrcrn ,nnrl a,In.-

To i. T. Macallstcr. south quarter OF lot
No. I52, ON Chickusw street; 81. 500
To l.. 4. Dyer, lot No. !, oil the ]. NJ. Tate
subdivision; 81, Gni.Ol.
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Marriage Licenses.

J, W. Alexander aud Mpllic Becton, Rich
ard Love and Hensley, Henry Brown and
Nancy Thompson, W. d, llcrndon and Polite
Boncy lcoloredG J. w. Robertson aud Miss
Ollie McLendon lMhitel.
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tIGur I,lPRgvED.
Sir 4 X. IAwEut

VI = y TINWN"I
urtu siH=i have been a Frrat suntfrr with my
sight iuf The pat i've 1uafa hatiur lost The nee III
uY left eye VntfUIy. bot since % iuH the glasses
yuu - scientifically adapted ~ ny sisht havr tfru
able ~ mad with Trficlt ease. anI ms sifht l.
gradually growing stronger
10. u. sTENuEiMER
New YORK Clty.
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GREAr closing out sale Of Boys and
Mems Clothing, Furnishing Go)da, Hats,
etc l. Lowensioin, corner Main and
Jefferson.
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SIGHT IurRov u


INV Yong CRY. Aprll 4. 1874
Mr 4. X. uAwKui
urAu SAVIOUR patent tYc~' IS received aafro
dine 800 q. and an very much H.atlhpd ut tic WIN
drflul chang thai has Uumr over ms ryrtIrht
slutc have discharged my old glasses aud "a a. now
wctTlng yoIrt ALEXANDER AGAR
SECRETARY tintiuncm noltd Oi Trade
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"SoIREE DANsANrE," by Patterson Club,
Of Grace Church, "Wednesday. May 4.
Italian Orchvstra. AdmissinN 81; ladies'
free. y. NJ. II. A. Had.
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Boys and youths clothing below cost
ut l.. Lowenstein's, corner Main and JEFF
ierson.
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rRoM TiT MINISTER TO JAPAN.


G,tyrroS. Tx. May G. isd.
NJ A. X liAwEul
urAu hiu=l am much pleased with the pantl.
trnplr rlfssvs yul sn peri cctly Tdartcd 10 ms
with thCin nm able o. futd 81 lu my youth the
finest pfiui Win tie Ffcatust cnac. ! Uhccnuliy
VcumnCnd them 10 TIE uuhHt Repeatedly
a. ~ urnnARD,
(EX.09ycfnof 81 Tesnsl Minister 10 japan.
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$1,000.

A BEAUTIFUL lot, 40xit1; NEW PENCE.
~, Nov extern; nothing o. 10 but build houao
~ have nu elegant hone. This lot IL ON Manassas
ttrrci. urr Poplar and lot opposite cannot be
bought lot les than 50 per foot
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READ Prof. Stewards final announce
ment in another column.
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THE GREAT ryASorLrsrr FEM WRITES.


Mt A. X NAWkri
nIAu sui take great plcasufe IN swing that
after having worn your nov Cfysiallftl lenses i1f
the past year my sight has greatly improved
49, pENN
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ONE bottle Of Pc-ru-na will do your blood
more good than all the iron you can take,
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LECTURE.
Humorous and Entertaining, Full OF wit
and Wisdom,

by DIR. 4. T. Eaton, Of Louisville, KY, at
First Baptist Church, corner second and
Adams street, Thursday, May o, = o'clock
pm. Admission 80 cents.
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COMA WAY
SPECIAL.

TIVE FOLLOWING LIST OF PROPERTY MUST
y Lc siih 90 once. and Ne quote pflcct that viii
leave 20 no Chpicu bat a. buy provided you viii
insc the Trouble "a examine the property and
Know good thins when you scc Il.
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FOR FARMghs.

RAN Prof %sSedud'l anal announce
mont in another c0llIQn.
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$1,000.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL Tor s01i7S; HIGH
~ splendid dFainiEc majestic forest uccs-in a
wuri. perfect lot nvighblrhuni uncxcglle J.. 10.
cailon south Main street, near lAyburn avenue,
nnl within an icct of Judge iathaln's residence.
luis in Immediate vicinity have been sold at 50
Ter loot
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Probate Court.
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A writ Of lunacy was issued against Mrs
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D:smoP oREaG's LETTER.

frwANEr. TESS., August 20. 1857.
Mr. A. X. fiAwEu3
Fin-i have b,cn using your glasses Cor TIE
GREATER puu ~ two yCnfsi am much Impressed
with their superiority. and take plinsurf 10 con.
mruilug tncm iit long Use aud perfect sight Whcrc
that u rUssiblc. Respectfully,
ALEX GREGG.
Bishop Episcopal Church aud Chancellor OF the
tulkcrslty Of the South.