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having the of gold do not within the
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I'm. HoBBERY ~ MoBILE.-Ths Tsibsne Of
Saturday, gives the following furthsr account of
the man who lately attempted TO rob an Exebsaes'
Office in that city
: The ruifiah who attemptedl 10 rob ths Freb,,,,.
office OF Mr., Silsby on Wednesday, was exsrni9eJ
by the Mayor yesterday. and, in deiauIt az SsnOO
ball, was committed to Jail to await his 3aI I.l
Judge Jones' fthe Crinlinal Court. Tie prisoner
was dlstintly identified BY a number OF Witnesses
ills true name is Quits and as such Il rses,sgs5
ON the books Of the 'Naverly House 4,.Rerp ~
lodged II seems that he is from he Wesi. snd
came iPom n esy Orleans a few davs aryo 4, 900
pany wlth'Iour' or tive others. They had 4 trli,l-
whEeh they guarded very vgilantly and refused ~
allow Il 70 get beyond their sight
$ Ihe-rest Of the gang disappeared irpu,s5;,tsl,,
after Curtis made bis attempt Il IS sionossd 10
they are lurking about the civ sorae,,kere- fFb
police, however, Is az their heels and "a IA =, bl
may soon overhaul them
Curtis, when he came to the citv ielf 81 v-lfb
one Of our respectable citizens, WHOM, hs =, a.
family related 70. He made pitfui sia9y n -,
ONT q money said he praeiised law "a Ne. eslsars
! and had an Office on Camp street. ~ A. az
/ the strength Of tbs he borrowed 4 sum IA fon,
ana Went estensib ply on beard the mail boat fF the
| purpose OF crossing the lake, but came OF apaiu
! and subsequently committed the crime ior ,v6ieh
/ he has been committed
lie has quite geilteel manner. ana s. NJ means
/ repulslve, Misunderstanding fsee fboas, ,-ks
have examined hls head phreRaloaiea.|s ~ how
ever mat ms organs Of deslsnctiTsness and CON
Sa.syeiess are enofniouslg developed So IS ta give
4 X me appearance IN the posterior region II he
head q bull dog. We have learned tos. tsai Is
nls early yeate be displayed tbs. Iaosi seas pro-
Psns,aes' such as naturally lead 70 he .sime loE
winch he val now doubtless have q spend q long
time 10 the State Penitentiarv.
The city IS At present pretty well stocked aiih
humans, furnishing field Tor harvest auianE --
policemen"
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sight will call your attention before goto bed. Coming
back into the public Observe three aston
Ihngy clumsy, awkward carts, with the biggest kind Of
o1en standing Hta and tied By the horns Thess the
native market They bring fruits AID vegetabeg
aad there they piled up IN crates aud he owneg bling
beside theaslesp in their blankets II the morning yoR
will zee HEN weighing at six reals as esh) per
pOqG aud retailing pean. green md hard three lori
bit. ffhs AnEi0 AmoHcan-say Baron s.--wiH come By
take bunch and 70 boy sell goods by the ship
toad aud eai estate by sgHaTea hundred tn0usand dol
ian at clip. And thus y0H Gah(emlsas it was end
a. g. il.
IL ueary twelve. etieat The little ca6dy Of ny
hiend Towne; be and his deputy and pfsouer been
asleep for honr 4 uniOl a little camp.u4tir5ss and
spread geeRbauket it, grey ones on that and
my cloak over an rDthelOOkng glass (it ia cOniainei in
little bot5 IN BdiaTubber blanket for pillow put
out the candle and lie down all Sleep ! care not
for the bed 70 sleep ghd hsye slept aDywhereeyeu
pile Of stones butI recolecAhs TING when ws and
daughter Sieepibg nsar andshen feed asif The devil
had Jumped upon and stamped with his hOOf right
over the heart -
have ssn here splendid en- than ever m else
where, and need but the presence Of refined women.
When that influence established our county Is at once
put footing with The highest in lhe world. And they
coming Already see an ncrease in the number Of
respectable women in the street and occasionally house
tsf shows by itsReaine Othst than male upeyision As
the zoos The beginners p The cyzihg nsiou and
pointers in the sacrifice necessary aecOmplsit Soon
win be attractive enough to tempt the most refined and
luxurious RsH