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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

OOMMlOO1ON MENC0AN 10. VIM. s. WILLIAMS. JAS. W. BLANToN.
 WILLIAMS & BLANTON, Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
 Merchants, Devail's Bluff, White
 River, Ark.
 A LSO Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, A Queensware, Cutlery, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furniture, Farming Tools, and every variety Of Mer chandise adapted to the market.
 Respectfully to the citizens of Little Rock and the public generally, that they are provided with large and secure Ware Houses and Cotton Sheds and can always procure sufficient number of Wagons and Teams to forward without delay to any part of the State, all goods consigned to them. That they will advance feighs and charges and do business the square guaranteeing that their patrons and GUS toners shall always ind everything right side up with care.
 Their charges for advancing, Receiving ani For warding. shall be reasonable any established rates known the river. They will also pay the highest market prices for Hides, Peries, Produce and everything tbe farmer has to spare.
 ,Juiy 2S lS57 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

WOOL. ROLLS! How to Prepare the Wool for the New Carding Machines. in Pike County. " ASH it, this is for the interest of the -tz-sss w owner. Send at the rate of one gal ts&~s Ion of Lard to each 100 Pounds of W oo A.xea.sseA but do not grease the Wool yourselves. Send sheets blankets sufficient to pack the rolls Send a paper with your and instructions on each par eel. The price for Carding is 10 cents pound, or one quarter toll as you like.
 Bmrs.-No extra charge on Wool that contains BURS provided the pay is CASH: but if the pay is to be in toll one eighth extra toll will be charged for burring In all cases the Wool must be well washed and dried.
 WOOL ROLLS Always on hand for sale.
 HENRY MERRILL, Agent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
J. M. KILLGORE.
E. ABBOTT. '' "'
 4 aRROT"r & KILLGORE, Attorneys at law

DIXON C.. WILLIAMS. Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancey, will practice in the counties of Marion, Searcy zard, Fulton and Lawrence, and will give prompt attention all business entrusted to his care. Office at Yellvills, Marion county, Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

H MI DOTTER has now no hand a (~S EAs MI. fresh supply of the very best EIA GsAsA Gold and Silver Watches and eSAAM Jewery. of all descriptions, which be will sell on reasonable te1ns and warrants all articles purchased of him.
 He is also prepared to repair watches, jewelry etc., in good style
 X fine lot of French Accordions for sale.
 Juy 9l '5I. 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
SOUTHERN FURNITURE WAREROOMS!

The Largea Establishment in the South, at
 Nos, I'll and 173 Canal Street.
 ALL NEW STO Ck!! YINHE undersigned having opened large - | and splendid assortmentof of NEW SOUTHERN FURIT URE,z ,zs is prepared to supply the trade and families on the most reasonabls terms. This being the only new stock in the city, purchasers will find it to their ad- vantage to call and examine the goods and learn the price before purchasing elsewhere.
 Will keep constantly on hand MARBLE, SOFA and CENTRE TABLES,
 Extension Tables of Mahogany,
 Walnut and Oak, and of all sizes: Rose wood and Mahogany Work and Card Tables;
 DRESS ABLES, WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES, Oak, Mahogany and Rosewood Sideboards. Bureaus of Walnut. Rosewood X Mahogany
 ARMoIRs, WRISTBANDS, BEDsTEADs Paror Chairs Tete Tetcs, Ottomans, Divans. Easy Chairs. Rockers Etegeres; Secretaries and Book cases; Oak and Walnut Office chairs. Dining room Chairs. Chidrens' Chairs and Rockers; Mahogany and Walnut Tea poys and Light Stands. HAIR, MOSS AND SPRING MATTRESSES.
 LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING, Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor Sets; together with every article usually found in Furniture Ware house.
 This is an entirely new establishment and no old stock on hand. Purchasers will find it greatly to their interest to give this call before buying esew here as the Proprietor is confident that he can offer them styles of the most fashionable turn iturc more substantially made. and at greater bar gains than any other house in the city.
 CHAS. A. STEWART. NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 1855. feb 10 'A7--ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

JOHN T. TRIGG, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Arkansas give prompt attention to the collec- ton of debts in any part ot the State ofnce on Markham street. near the State House.
 lime l6 1857. 36-1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

ASBURY KING, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Ark will practice in the interior counties of the State and in the Supreme and Federal Courts in the citv of Little Rock. Office near the State House.
 Feb A, 1857. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

ErNrEy S.. '. FINLEY. r.. x S. V. FINLEY. Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, Arks. Special attention will be given to the Collection of Claims.
 References: Hon. Robt. l.. Caruthers, Hon. Nathan Green, Lebanon, Tenn; E. M. Ierger, esq, Mem pbis Tenn. Hon. Geo. s. Hawkins, Florida; Chief Justice English Little Rock. May 26, '57. ly*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

J. A. WILLIAMSON, Attorney at Law, Wash ington Hampstead county, Ark.-will practice in the courts of the sixth judicial circuit in the State of Ar kansas and the supreme and federal courts at Llttle Rock
 May be found at the law office of Gen. Royston
 I,ly 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
s. Y. FINLEY

GEO. R.. LOCKE AbNEk dAINEs' LOCKE & GAINES, Attorneys at Law, Lake Village, Arkansas. Post office, Columbia Ark.
 May 19 '5T-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
COOK STOVES.

COOK STOVES. ID ECEIVED by steamer II. Ftzhugh: ME ~ 10 Jackson Pattern; sk3 Black Diamond do; Charter Oak do;
 Charcoal Furnaces, for heating Flat Irons, Extra Lining plates Covers. etc. For sale low for cash by J. BRISBIN & CO, New Tin Shop, cor. Markham and Rock ss' May 12 '57 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
2. G. A T K N s, Cash Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., Lake Bluff and

A ND General Commission Merchant Lake Bluff, A White river. Ark. Goods stored and hauled to Little Rock, Brownsville and other paces on reasona ble terrns
 Contracts made with owners to deliver their goods from Napoleon.
 Mark on each package care of E. G. Atkins, Lake Bluff and all together will meet with prompt atten- ton, and forwarded without delay.
 ,Juli 21. 1857. 5m#
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18


 Languages For any Of the Languages, lesson per day S20
 per month; ? lessons per day, S30 do.; or
 to learn to read write, and also to speak
 Language grammatically Blossoms not limited J.. ....................... 100 co Those persons who already speak Language
 and wish to become good readers. and also
 to write and speak it grammatcally .... 50 co Strangers referred to circulars for letters from Gen. Andrew Jackson late President of the U. States Hon. Martin Van Buren. late President do do Hon. E. NJ. Johnson. late Vice President of the U. S. Hon A. B. Roman, late Governor of Louisiana. Hon Jas. c. Jones, late Governor of Tennessee. Hon John Gale. late Governor of Alabama. Major Gen E. P. Gaines late U. s. Army. Hon John Bell, U s Senate. Rt Rev Bishop Miles Tennessee. Rev Dr Lindsey, President Nashville University. Rev Dr Chamberlain, late President of Oakland Col lege. Miss. Rev Dr Edgar, Tennessee. Hon D. Prieur, late Mayor of New Orleans. Hon J. Stockton, late Mayor of Mobile. Rev Mir Soler, late President St. Charles College, La Hon Thos. H. Benton late U Senate Rt Rev Bishop Otey, Tenn. Rev Dr Howell, Tenn. Rev Dr Wheate Tenn.
 Or they Refer to Hon C Wicklfe. Governor of Louisiana. Hon Jos Walker, late Governor of Louisiana. Hon A Brown, late Governor of Mississippi. Hon John A Quitman, " Hon John J Crttenden late Attorney General of the  Hon Soue, late U Senate. Hon Sldell, U Senate. Hon Geo Eustis. late Chief Justice of Louisiana. Hon A Rost late Supreme Court, Louisiana. Hon D Crossman, late Mayor of New Orleans. Hon Jas Guthrie. Secretary of tho Treasury, U s. c. Roselius, esq, New Orleans. Hon Chas Derhigny, '' Hon John L Lewis, late Mayor of New Orleans. Messrs Ward Jonas X Co.,, New Orleans. '' Barrere & Co.,, C |" Henderson & Gaines, |" |" Hewitt, Norton x Co.,, |" Maunsel, White X Co.,, Alfred Hennen, esq, Martin Gordon ,Jr., John Gauche, Dr Mercer, Hon wm Gwin, Late U Senate. Hon J P Benjamin, U Senate. Hon Sam Houston late President of Texas. Gov H c Tunnels Texas. Hon Balie Pevton, Cal. Hon Chas Scott Chancellor Mississippi. Chapman Coleman, esq, Louisville, Ky. Geo. D. Prentice, esq. Kentucky. Grailhe esq.,, New Orleans Hon John D. Freeman, Mississippi. etc. etc.
 RUFUS D0LBEAR, Jan 20 '5T-1y los Canal street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
LITTLE ROCK CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

EDWARD SAUTER, A. M. Principal JNHE undersigned takes this method of informing l the public, that he proposes to open school in Little Rock the first Monday in September at his former Recitation Rooms where he has been success fully engaged Private Tutor for the last years The regular, or optional course to be:
 English, Mathematics, Chemistry. etc; Latin, Greek, French, German, and all the branches com monly taught in High Schools, whose aim is thor ough education.
 To those wishing to devote special attention to the study of Chemistry. theoretical and practical, he would state that he has procured the assistance of gentleman of Little Rock, able chemist who will illustrate lectures by practical experiments in the ln- stitute, after the system of Liebg
 TERMs.-Tuition in English Mathematics Latin and Greek per session of five months. $50 co French and German, extra, each.......... F % Incidental expenses (fue desk rent etc.. b.. 7 0o No further charges need be apprehcnded except by those joining the chemical class an additional charge of Sl0 o0 pel session for chemicals, etc.
 Payments to be made invariably half in advance; the balance at the end of each session. Pupils from abroad can be accommodated in town. Applications to be male before the first of September. to
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
BOOK BiNDERH

BOOK BiNDERY. HENRY JACOBI still carries on the book M binding business, the corner of Markham and Louisiana streets in all its branches and IS pre- pared all orders in his line at moderate pr ces and on short notice.
 All orders left at the True Democrat office will be attended to. without extra charge. 25 ;54 4ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

DIR. WILLIAM s. WOODARD. Offers his Professional Services to the citizens of Little Rock and vicinity. Ofice-On Main street, Cup stairs) opposite A. J. Hutts store. Aug. II. 1857. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
SPRING GOODS.

EKVVFKFES. FAMILIES can be supplied with all sorts of Gro a' ceries at the store of April ', 1857 w. GEORGE x BRO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

JASPER N. IIILLIIOUSE. Smithville. Law renee county Arkansas will attend punctually to the listing of lands for taxes, and paying the taxes thereon for all those who desire him to do, for reasonable compensation.
 March IT lSnI. 23 lY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. NOR sale at private sale, Household Furniture, II consisting of 14 dog. Mahogany Sofa Chairs; 15 doz Mahogany Cane Seat do;
 E < Windsor do; Dining Tables; Lounge: l Bed>tead; Carpets; l Washstand; l Bureau;
 l China Toilet Set; l Set of China Teas:s st July l4 fs57. MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

J. NJ. FARRELL, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Arkansas Aug. Il, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

IOo Canai street. NeW OfteanS. 1O6
 POUNDED ls32.1
 THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. TNHE establishment is intended mainly --4Ex and Youths, whose time is very valuable and 1t arranged that persons who wish to learn ENGLISH,
 FRENCH,
 SPANISH,
 GERMAN or
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
 Or PENMANSHIP
 BOOKKEEPING,
 MATHEMATICS,
 PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC, in practical manner, used in business and every day life, can do so in the shortest possible tme as there are special professors and apartments for each branch.
 None but the best and most experienced Professors and Assistants will ever be engaged. There are Nine Apartments Reception Room elegantly fitted up for Visitors, so that Pupils never interrupted in their lessons and an apartment for the Pupils of each Pro- lessor; and also Practising Rooms that pupils talk ing the full course in any of these branches, have ten hours practice each day. All branches taught as they should he practced in business and devery day life. The English French spanish and German are now the Commercial Lan- guages of the world and the social, literary and sci enhhc languages of the greater part of Europe and America, and daily becoming more important to all persons. Pupils will be exercised daily in Read ing, Writing and Speaking any Language they may wish to learn.
 Doafu call DC Had WlIn families speaking any of these languages.
 No institution in the United States offers so great facilities for the acquisition of the living languages and a practical education as this. From 300 to 400 attend it annually.
 These and other modern languages will be correct ly translated at tkis institution. No pains or expense will be spared to make all the departments worthy of the confidence of the public Twenty or thirty young men will be qualified Teachers of my System of Penmanship. They will act as agents for my new work PENMANSHIP and superior STEEL PENS. Young men make from $lo0 to $500 per month when qualified to teach Bad writing will be no objection to applicants, this soon be corrected. Energy and industry needed. There is work enough for hundreds in the United States; and besides, Mexico, Cuba and South Amer- ca could employ many more. Time required to qualify Teachers, from five to eight weeks. Ordinary course of Penmanship, from one to three weeks Book Keeping. double and sin from one to three weeks. Languages, from three to four months Photography, from two to four weeks. Planters and country merchants can be able to keep their own books correctly, and understand any books in a few lessons.
 It IS the only institution in the United States where persons advanced in life can, in Private Apartments with special Professor, perfect themselves in any branch they may desire.
 During the present year persons have attended from Louisiana Mississippi,
 Texas, Arkansas,
 California, Alabama,
 Georgia, Tennessee,
 Kentucky, Virginia,
 Maryland, South Carolina,
 Missouri Illinois,
 Ohio, Michigan.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

DIR. K. l.. DODGE, Markham street, Druggist and dealer ie Paints Oils, Glass, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18
WHISEEN! HIIISkEY

LUST received and for sale one hundred bbls O Deans Extra Whiskey, low for cash
 ,Iulv l4 1851. D. E. HANDEL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

DAVID BENDER, Markham street, dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, HatS' Cans Groceries Hardware Iron. Nails, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

JOIIN F. IsEARDON. Markham street, dealer in Stationery Books and Fancy Goods.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

M. TANTI & CO.,, Steamboat and Family Gro cers. Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock Ark., will keep constantly hand general assortment M o' in i,' . -' Oct. 23 1855.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18


 than any previous season.
 It depends entirely on its OWN MERITS for sup port; and while many institutions in the South lbe rally endowed by the state, have utterly failed I'll IS has continued to increase. It is the interest as well duty of all persons identified with the South to sustain it's institutions of Learning and educate their children in them.
 All persons attend until they perfectly satisfied MERCHANTS APPLY HERE
 FOR CLERKS AND BOOK KEEPERS Former pupils of this institution may be found in most of the Banks and large Houses of this city. HEALTH.-lt is always safe to come here except when the yellow fever prevails epedemic, which may be learned always from the city papers. Good board can be had at S5 per week.
 Terms-( payable in advance.) Penmanship, lessons not limited .........S S25 % Bookkeeping, (double and single entry) ).... 50 %
 {" single entry clone. ........... 25 co To oqualify Profesna Teachers of Penmanship 100 % Photography (Short Hand nd).............. 25 %
 Mathematical Department Arithmetic. per month h....................S2 .S2O % Or full course. ................... 50 % Algebra, per month. ........................ 20 % Or full course. ......................... 50 % Geometry, per month. h..................... 20 % Or full course ...................... 50 % Surveying, per month ..................... 20 co Or full eource .......................... 50 % Navigation, with practical use of instruments,
 per month. 30 % Or ful cOurSe F5 0O
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-18

pr, I, !. McALMONT < Co.,, corner of Main and Cherry streets dealers in Drugs and Medicines Paints O1s Dye-S -StutfS. etc
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FIRES.
FIRE ~ KING sIRsEL


At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning tire broke out IN
the dwelling house No. II king street. owned BY DIR.
Storm, and occupied BY h;nseh, II. Storm. Edward
Connover and James Preston and thenos extended TO
No. 10, owaed by William Weekss, the lower part Of
which is occupied by Henry harms a bakery, upper
part BY C. vingates and VIM. II. Hazard as dwelling.
The building No. II was damaged TO the amount OF
900. Insured for 1890 IN the B,wery Insurance
Company. Loss on furniture BY Ere and water 500.
No insurance. The adjoining baldans was damaged
by Gre and water to the amount Of 500 Insared In
tie Market Insurance Company. Lose Of Mr.. Harms
about $780, Insured FOR 500 in the BoweTy IasurAoce
Company.
FIRE IL ALLEN srRErT.
The alarm yesterday afternoon was caused BY SOME
spNks from chimney setting FIRE TO the roof Of No. -
Apea street But lite damage was do0s.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday forenoon, about ii o'clock, Dire broke
cut in Furmsn g. Co.'S dstlsry in First street, be-
tween North Fourth and North Fifth streets, L. ID.
1t was e1tipsuished through the prompt scon OF the
sremea. Loss about $50. The Ere caught under q
still containing sbou. 10 600 gallons of alcohol and WA
caused by csrelesspess in charging stil
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ATTEMPTING TO DROWN HIS CHLD.-A man
named Alexander Lucur, being crazy drunk, took
bis child from bis house the foot OF Pacific street.
on Wedtesdsy Afternoon for the purpose, as he said
Of throwing into the river. He toward the dock
and bis wife after hu and by her aroused the
neighboihood. Officer Powers ho wevsr stopped the
mans progress just he reached the river, and took
him - the Thirc Dstric. Station House. where he was
locked up for the night. Next morning, being sober
and EXPIRE ssing regret for what he had done, be was
discharged by the Justice.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

tn, EEsslstA Josrsol says that sn s,Iiab,e and
sccorpphsted yospg ady bee.ng one OF he NOS. hon-
ord usnes IN their local history, wa, Few days
sinee. placed in tie Connecticut Iosaae Asylum o.
Hartford under circumstances O. such MYSTERIOUS So
crscy and apparently unnatural cruelty tnA toe PsoLe
svmS athy warmly enEs,ed in her behalf, sad incre-
jnHty u regerd 70 her alleged insanity 10 a1nost uni
ysr,.iiy expressed. The matter hr bsen ne fz2jsN
~ nnrch conversation szd Il 10 be investigated ~
soue Of the meet jedicous a1d respectable ezsns Of
that pIsse- .SeHe1h DAiJ Aa's'"As''
TIE WoD.Horss.-rhs bailding connected with
the HsSsen County J which has been erected By he C,csss
Fressodsrs for ~eskEOose, eenpIesee Il 10 Zee:
s a. ben se.i IN IL scdia .nd A- machinery
ssd motive sppArs,ss bsrs ayI.nfed for tie es>
u BE used a. Pste v.,s, from le Jersey Cy w.sIwart'
MS. 6si - Introduced no ne eaidrf Ia conas:.o
sa,.s.. q nan asssrS; To- a.s Il Il so 6tl.ps sd
oat, .' MI. ., 49, as -: ' ws 1
.Or NON = 70 100 psr-O.' can e sHyyea a az. -
HSs. nom at 20 sss PEI "a. q ~
opes has herstoioIe cost he county 81 - per =:
..1 sape,: md u osa.s < 81 pei we.s He WI CIV:
"a PER veeh and board 70 grsorer wlo, 80 90 Of
her In ss. .1: s !. sn, sSss r aos1. III
q the expense Ct ne eorr'y ,st ins et, sne Irns
n &c na1e viii per,or, IN jsI sestsnesd :.
.ssI sa asi ' az sas...rs az.
DAY OF PxAYER FOR CoLLEGEs.-iesteIday, re
M sf;s:, q E.sy hin. ss 9.y
youth under training n TIE colleges seniSsiies ana
school, Of eapiIs r.oes service xee .t -.
nesrf in The ee,. Of the Fr.' pa
Ssso cSv. a' Ts.!s ..ns. were saded y y %
noiss and brief addresses made ~ sss.
men pertinent 70 the occasion In the evening - a.
Horne Of the Bspca Church, Grove stres, -
courss large congregation Of members Of
| On the subject
The GRIND Royal Arch Chapter Of fres ana
~ h.rrred
deesses from vSress chA2ters IL similar 70 "a,
tte T. A. hsstSs fostes;ay owes yosaS sessesf
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Throwing STONES IN TIE STRErTs.-Thls practice
considerable extent By boys snd some per
injuries occasionally rcsut IN consequence Ia some
paris the Sy break he windows OF
pied houses In instances complaints have been made
that VIII dows broken. The boys
siay 20 in paytie b.. usually manage 10 detection
Yessosy however young lad arrested and brought
before Justice Smith, when cd BY the evidence Of otner
boys that they prseced stones for the tua OF TIE
ikina The accused with hitting woman with
sons an In uriua Der what while engaged IN 81;
rsnspa house corner OF WAIoaehoy IN
of the onense aud 20
the Psnitentisyy for ~ dsJa
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CITY ITEMS

Tbs March wind came yesterday ahead Of the m.I,
cad three days In advance Of the season II hsd
string welcome, nearly all the dust In the city bong
perfectly carried away with it. should tho dfy
weather continue. we may count yesterday the bcgn
Aas Of dirty term grsAd ssturaaaa to the departed
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

NoRrALIrY-The report Of deaths 10 this city d ~
ing last week SHOWS total Of SO, of wh;h Il we're
men, IL women, q boys, and 80 girls. The principal
dieaes were Inflammation, congestion, bleeding, and
cor sumption.
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PonrxRlEs-The house OF Ii. j. Norris, No. O.
south First street entered Wednesday night. and
robbed Of silver ware, clothing, And 5l5 IN cssn.
On Moadsy lat, the residence OF Dr. Wsd, IN
Fnrh erect was entered and robbed eli qualify CT seJ
The robbery while An Wasd wa soess on
The room b1: few n!sgtss
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b. 70 God Gd there vers fvs 10 tss q a. Dsar
poter snd uncie hope 20 vid let 10 ose ses hi.
le.pr. Sesd me sccouuss q quickly possible. sna
net me tnow bow all rauuipe friesds are. No more
81 Prereoi. Fruu your eoa and nePhes
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DREAMING INTO HorsE.-r~v young IN, named
Francis Donnen and James McGinness oroush; - 10
Third De. Station house yesterday BY ocer Brsn4san t,r
feoniOusy entering the house of W| Ooi IL Alan q;
The family ab.eLt accused into tho back I'D
and broke ths Window Is being about
the the noise and went % was ws She
matter and found they bad entered the and
preparing take survey OF the cnt~nta They were ae'ef
and hsI ded in Of the odicr They brought o.
fore Justice Bstchy committed to tae charge "a
burflHy.