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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-12


at West Point, n. Y, for the purpose Of max
ing trials Of breeeh-loading rifles, with q
view to ascertain which arm of this descrip-
ton is best sui.ed to the military service. The
trials will N on the 17th Of August.
TEooPs roR MIESEsorA.-The Lady E'gin
arrived at Chicago from Lake Superior, Tues
day, with $50 troops transferred from Forts
Brady and Mackinae to Fort S%nelling, where.
it is presumed, their services may be required
in keeping the indians in Minnesota quiet.
I ~ A biography of George Stephenson,
the father Of the locomotive, is in press in Eng
land. In 1928 people laughed when be said
be could run his engine At the rate Of ten miles
an hour. IN 1925 he saw hundreds run at a
speed Of fifty miles an hour. He died in 1913,
aged slxty-fOur.
GsEEr RrsE IL LaKE MIoHIsAS.-The
water in Lake Michigan, at Chicago, is said
to be higher than it has been known to be since
1888, when the rise was 80 great as TO kill trees
which were a hundred years old. The level is
only fourteen inches below what it vas at that
time. A NOrthsaster, it is said, would carry
the water into the cellars Of Chicago.
sPEAKsH 81 H NExr HousE.-A Wash
ington correspondent OF Col. FoRSEY's new
paper states that Col. Gas, Of South Carolina,
and JoHx S. PsTIFs, OF Missouri, are both
spoken Of for Speaker Of the next House. Col.
oRR will be the man probably, in which case
Major PHrLFs will be the Chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on Ways and Means
r. The Pittsburg Castle with o reason
eongratuIates its fellow citizens upon the
ehsslsusss Of the gas which is furnished by The
Pittsburg Gas Company. At the last meeting
Of The Council, a proposition was Submitted
by the Company and accepted by the city gov
ernmeut reducing the price heretofore estab-
Iished at 81 SO per thousand feet to 81 20.
R7T The Chicago Press from the nost reIia-
bic data estimates the following as the product
Of Illinois the present year:
Indian Cora, bushels --...s190OOO ono.
Wheat. bushels -. IS, O00 600
Oats, Rye, Barley and ~Buekwheat,
Total bushels ..,----.....2 S5 ,0oo. QUO.
G. Adyioes received at the War Depart
meat from Fort Resdipgs California. Of the
25sh at, state that Capt. J. W. T. Gardner
waste move on hat day, With bis company
OF hrst dragons, to establish a rev United
States militarypOst on Pitt river; the Post Of
Zee address Of which is " American Rancho,
shasta county, CALI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-12
G. w. NELSON,
COMMISSION
AND WHoLEsALE DEALE IN
Foreign ~ Domestic Liquors
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Sc,
MAsUFAcTURER or
RectiGfd Whisky & Dom site Liquors,
MAIN STREET.. III DOOR BzLOw UNION,
Memphis. Tenn.


HAvING purchased The Interest ~ NJ hts PARTNER.
II Mt. al EeSel4 Wit c htnue IN bu- mess. Be-
ILg tleukfui fer past fasors Sxt-nscd The aru. vii err
deagor By punnpt atcnton tobusin, -, . ID 10 . con-
inuanee y the ssnf- g. ". NILSSON.
MEMPHIS. Aug 70. 1877,
LIVING sod my Interest 10 The Liqr0- and Tobacco
III 3 siness 70 NJ. g. W. Nelson, I teadsr d the public
ma sincere thank for n ir patronage, and respccrfu y
solicit a c ntinuines' 10 my successor. T,uly.
augil-la A J. NEWELL
Notice.
"A note or box ac1unt to the late Hrm o. Nelson n
Newei. viii phrase AL AID setIe imnleoiaiclY, as Il is
.peeesssTy the business o. III cd fm shonld b eiosedat
oaoe. G. W. NILSSON.
CASH ADVANCES.
WE wilmzke liberal Cash Advances IN shipments OF
w Wheat and Flour CONSIGNED for sale 20 our hiends,
MESSRS BREWER & CALDWELL,
General Conmlrsl.n Merchants, New T5,k
II Al Nj. 81 ? ont How, mp sfairs
auz4-dsm FALLS q CASH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-12

SUnMER LUxURrFs The New York Daily
KtDssays that, after The Fourth OF July, no
freouenters Of the fashionable thoronghfares
cf that city can fail to notice the sudden fall
ing of on The promenade. Four-hfths Of the
fashionables at least, disappear from the side
walks. Yet the Mars asserts that not ten
Thousand people in hat city, which contains
$1,000 o Inhabitants. 90 for any length Of time
into the coantry, 10 TIE sammer season. They
do not 90 10 the springs, nor TO the sea shore.
nor to The mountains. What then becomes Of
the four-ffihs who have mysterioasly dissp-
peared2 According to the ksssss nine-tenths
OF them pretend 10 go into the country, shut
the trout doors and blinds, cut of the gas and
the water, and goidto the baek-rooms and the
stt.cs, to keepup appearancesi
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ZINE fcfossns a~ssatliul fa4 torehpg vefs 9 ose
ulst In.piralion . ~ rssat sealentai dsah efKxox
F1LkER. 500 OH. ESOx wALKrR Esq, q MIA dig.
LITTLE KNOX. ~
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7 TTAS iasru an On z ndhetouf , sidr Or CO III aaua-e.
2 II adioiulus WsilaeesAlrdon Nan. snt teucsrs his
nufessi 0nai serytes - TIE o1zlns % Memphis sad vi
ciulfy sugf1 din
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As soon as Baines had flashed his revela-
tions he was committed to the calaboose, a
one story stone building, about sixteen feet
square. The crowd thea went of in pursuit Of
QIaTles and Knowlton, am in a short time had
them arrested. Among the revealed consptrs-
tors was Wm. Woods, the proprietor OF the
greater part OF Leayenworth Islsad, and re-
gsrded by his acquaintsnces as an honest man
and good citizen. A party proceeded at once
to arrest him, and, after making a Thorough
search Of bis housa, found twenty-five hundred
dollars in counterfeit moaey, a lot Of counter
feiting plates and other instrum 'nts, and a
knife aud pistol Belonging to tie murdered nan
Stephens. At these Conclusive proofs Of the
correctness Of the confessions OF Baines. the
people were deeply moved, and held counsel to.
gethsr in large and small parties. during tn,
Whele night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

MONDAY, March g.. P. ,

There was a moderate bus'ue 's at the Stock Board
this mornirg with some fimness although the market
was irregular At the Second Board, however, there
was some weakness shown, and the market after the
Board was heavy The transaction on sellers option
were not numerous, while buyers option were IN good
demand. The changes from Saturday were no, inpOr.
iant.
The Exchange morket is not active for The Weines.
Gay steamer and rates are nonnay as before. Ster-
ing 7iasi y cent; Francs 5.23i 5.2ll.
Freghts are drma for grain and heavy for oAer
merchandise. To Liverpool the engagements include
COO bbs Flour st L. Sd Grsin at u sd, C)tton
Al a 532d. 800 boxes Bacon AZ l5s., $50 Ubls Lard
at lie. To London, 1900 bbls Turpentine al q. 3d.
30 Dbl. Spirits DO. st is, 5OO ibis. RosIn at 2s,
Grain a. &c. ID, 100 bbs. Lard at 2Os. 10 tuns
Graves Taow at 10
TIE business OF the Sab Treasury fer March was:
Receipts. t296,lfO 81 Payments, 1904 so %. Bal
snce, slj,lS0 81 h.
The commercial world will be glad 10 learn that Mr..
Cleo, United States SuoTre ssurer at this city will
retain that position at least until the end Of bis term
year from next May. Mr. Cisco has been desirous of
retiring and rendered his resignation 10 Mr. Buenan.o
but al the request of thst gertemsn revie we'd bis de-
!s'U'Rsa9p ard s9BseI:sd to IsG:is. Nr. Css9 h,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

COFFEE Rio la. beg v,ry active largely sps.ulstIon
in sd"d S,msrd It vers 6 prices the sal, ioelte IN bags
RIO Jane Gray weah-r Gge AZ r.. lie $50 do eI
NcoI, and $40 Union a. lidlltc also 3@ bag in
o,s AZ ic al IT, II Java 7oo sold atoar qno. ms
ST Domingo $3.50 bt were tssea iT tIp2t a. ic.
Rio 81 vcry FIJI prizes there clio. ouoysa'y
FLOUR AND MALT inquiry is ql'e l'dst'ie %,
supply TIT better Grades 10 req.e' ,r III home t.de
- Is r., Summon 70 sooe s'.c IS o9 50 10 Tor sI-s.
s,sr 90 sssFe Is .up-rhne tnd.ea os. md nluo..
sood en-, Ohio Sc good noioe extra di So o.
ata so for St LOui. BRANDT 4nd ~ sa s. O. hr -t.r.
rv.l. are M Of $50 bbls 30 IS IS IS FOR superhne
rsy and H. low sdr. aye heavy The deaod j, t.r fr
n. med and better qualities toe ace are Z"" Dbl, "
tsd s,o lie quiet st S. sea .5 lz Corn Me-. +. hra
fIsH-Drv Coz under the influence OF oers receipts
ea ard Sesyy sale. Of $40 o5' - -orss' ssos
fssIced owing to the small supply and the high prices asked
nc 6RAIS.Tbs West tstet rreia. and the den.ai.
cDnfD-d prime for shipment France the OnIy
81 sS Rys i. firm al ssasc for new Sorhern Barley i.
mall ,,ock and i. firm sl19+lt5 Os. are hrasr .nd
Con irregular is firmly held and bss the pfeesloe
vi may .ipps Old Is d d spd Swsr i, 7s M w@.ss
iAtd in store 7a76c for rev white aud Jei's ''-s"'
GUNsY.BiGs-Ths Boston Shipping List says; The Dc,
mand fo GennS Bag, hs. improved and ne s rs br. c
80 m Won III S ~ n ossa At ae with but
few of-riIg except ~ higher rates -. &. lie. 60, .,
GtENY-CL0TH-At Boston the mM.s. = qi - % ia a
this sTtic- very little Offering ., lAe pr:1s sa.s ~
bale. IL hit At l2c and 81 bales l2i yard mo1sa' ana
the after price wa. .ub..Qu-nty refused fo Neltn
pEa onnus sIm .pd the trade disposed 70 operate
freely.
HOPS ar. Quiet AZ lie for common N choice
HAY-The supply 'iners''ht "'' inc 'N7'
Of 80 bales a. &C. . 1850 r. $500. =, a, N -.
Lump S' a. -. -. -. e, md -. 80 s,.,,... 4,
LFATHER-An kind. sold are hrm, Ana god business 10
do1rg Tn. receipts .r- Dcrezsink
unr SsTsl MODERATE prevails sales Of 81 bids
40 O.t6 AM
nu.e0yaio 81 81 d57e.
SSvAL STORES-spiri;s ruTpsntne is dew i'd Of snni
80, 20 ssrs much lower prices would have be
me owing 10 the light receipt. holders
SA.rer, sellers anticipating better pic.s
e,v ~. bbls Saturday a. close
:, soc cash do At Soc 8, days aud s. d. Sc 80 days
sdtsd ots IN sbPPns order could be purchased odAy
=, ;gr and hear 4 sales Of IS obs 81
dsysth ho~-ver an inside rate Crude Ia. b-en b-sr
r,6u. hl lower sales 290s3 $40 bb Wilmington
OF 5. nrtsy s. 50d as SIT 2o n mostly a. the Inside
AID 80 Dbl, 90 to-day IS 81 the eos- mold
"a Hi.s SAyy - ~ Hi.s sse' s,E ANXIOUS ,ser' our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
MARINE JOURA4A
PORT OF NEw-yoRK........l
Cleared.

Ships-Ptenir Ho,ie Liverpool - Nile, Given, 'ten-
,,adt Elwell L Co Emgrsnte sp y Jean Sai, Gal
way Caado Teller; John Sidney Wheeler New orleans
n II. Brigham. ,,y... ~
Bstks-J Cobb. Peterson, Havana, Mora Nephew ~
xo,its Carver CNd-ua. NASH Carver Chase Amaads
Jspa Dow S.sua Ia Grspde M-tesf Duncan Joseph FISH
Phiips Csrd.nss N Del Rio =. Deuins Penheld, Mo
Grsnde Corning Bento Co - ,,,, &c.
Brss-ClAuds BIookps ST. John, Gillespie, pesn ~
kirs bird Brewer Msisnzss -; AshayA LAmoeit Nu.
vtss 7. Owen 4 Son. Rush plammer, so'.ta, 1o
r,rci. Sarah Eiksb-th Rsypes FlshnE Bay X u broot-
nan Co Moonlight Small, sssua Ia 0rsnde Brett Son
Co Eleouoe Fr lie Bordele Cleniueso' stanton
Ruger He,perus Morsen, ST. Jsso, A. LeNy. - -
schooler,-Msy Flower, hopkins Port au Plate II; "
Broohusn Co Hannibal, WenSertts, Arroyo, r. X, ~ ~
Rroohu.n Co Invs scranton, Lowdou savannah scrsn'
TOW A Tslmsr II. Msnton Crosby Mobile, West WAseT'
Am susan Movers Mobile LSytin Hutlbuti Is w HAY
tps Gnaiu Chsfe.fon. McCready Mott Co EmP.e o'-
boIp savannah s,us.s Chairman Co Fl Dorado, Bnef.
81 Thomas John II. Dow. go ,, .
sloop-I.asc H. Borden Collins, Fall River, master. -,
Propeil.rs-Mas Nichols Phlsielphis, J Il bnss'i '"'
edopis Lavfed, Baltimore VI. X. Cromwell
BNse-staI Drske Phlsdslphis, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

r.se s,ure. Common Ro'iu ss. seSr si,.nesd ..' 100
SO 81. :. 81 so 80 %, dev.re No 20 70 ;Sod o.
$50 So SOB. The htsr trsis. are .csIcs .ni
W,i'.d IT, {. in b-,trr rrqn"s' te. 10 oo "..aStSn
80 IN -rd,r yvd snt ~" 90 ,'lcs " "a ..s
OLS-Hl.ph Lius-sd ism motrrA'e rsQne',; "cs I0''p
$50 =. !, SC c..h 'rom ~ssrf American sts.f, 81 10
a. fo0 ssls a. "od So ~ ~. 40 Oos-
Crues Wa. selling SLOWLY and prce. AZ ancAs q as
cou,ii in .tive and erce. have ssso Ispa Al
c,d 80 bb. tb.rdsome OH g. New nelots -
az LAre oil Is 6'm II 81 49, imos. hsa w 00"'"'9'
e5d7o6 c..h for d'.,lsd sud IVES EN- winter. n,
PRONisloNs-fhe msrt-' !. ssSn bete' tr hsss Lot,
it, ..i. 7cs vi. Ss $50 f,r I'D IS $50
e4 FOR n'~ Do ans els = ~ Prime ne az Pcs
SSH sr,ii. ..so A,.., pt.ai.P he low sr.Ie., u,
ssss SO bis A. sis9slS fr Couotry Mess 900
rsso; Piiu' Mes arm sale u " god oao ~ 81
Bacon N. bu; au'st oidusc Cat Meats eettes
d il far I,S9,,;' rs ti% Mss .a4 - Ss
shoulders and III ne ~ sn Llrc buoysnt sAes 81
.rTye A. lac Ref H.g. 6ru .ur. Of 30 Dbl. soOi
o. alec !, drm spt IN GOD temArd uG2le for
~ W. ard lsd2S. for State SNe' Cteese Is quite firm
KiCr is FIRM aud ha, been Ac'i" 100 ,es have
NJ m.rset s ,b.le 6ruer The apply lsh sale.
SIIrPFTFR-Th@ Boston shippins Let remarks; There
"a. h. On good demand for bi. .ttlee '.y oF erpt ns
s~ty p.is OF Nitrate sods sales ni.le OF o bag ie
dc .rd Oo bags prvs'e terms Supposed a. ti'ne e"'
Cor true .rr.dy and fair amount u business. Do
ps .sl,s Of 80 Ahds Melsd, o. lS bids 0aoA s@TN'
and = b les private terms ,,, 4, y,.a.x nav,
TEas ar. rather quiet sale IL advertised hf rnay
rAILow-Hodss are quite hrn tn. dem.od TAR And 'a'
,,oc. reduc.d sales Of II 40 = a, III lsic essn. -
NHISKY-The demand for this staple 49, 49,
with brsl oarrrs. pc. lower sales OF $50 DOS oni'
WSoIA h,rrouiry prevails Tor Native fleece and Pulled
the r.u.Acous material. Foreign Is in mcaser supply ahd
shan hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10


The Gales OF lands TO be very large, having
been for the fst week of'March tl72 OOO
The business of the Clearing House was $H III 900.
There has been an active demand for money to day
On call but has been freely met. In paper there is
DO change, first clsss signatures 90 a. ga 10 cent
There has been large activity in Coffee 10 day,
partly speculative. The sales nclade l0,6OO bags ko
at l0i dlli, showing advance of a ic. Also
200 mats Java and $50 bags St Domingo, the latter
at lie, cash. Telegtaphic advices from Baltimore
arnorrce Gales of eco bsgs Rio at full prices Sugars
are steady end in fair demand. Moasses If quiet la
Breadsus there is change of Importance, but the
low grades of Flour heavy. Pork AID Beef are IN
good demand and again better.
Mr. E. Gest Of Cincinnati has been app 'inted Re'
ceiyer of the Cincinnsti, Wilmington and Zinesv'le
Railroad Company.
The Legislature Of Arkansas has passed an act tina
the lands mortgsged 10 the Real Estate Bank may be
redeemed in the bonds Of the State. TINS will ptoba
blv create some market for these bonds.
Monday last was the day appointed for roopening
the doors Of the Enc City Bank; but the officers found
themselves not ready and postpooeuent for three
weeks was announced. The Ere Constitution doubts
whether it will open at al. 1t say. th,t a nong the
bark assets il the paper Of single ocerfor SAP 600.
The statement Of the Bank Of Sew-Orleans for tbs
week ending Feb. n shows the following;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
COI-RY CAIPNDAR-Tu NV

CsiIED STATS DISTRICT CorsT.-Ns.. 80, SO, b.
is, IS, Is, So g. 6 60
StPRENE CoURr CIRCUIT Part Mos. 6s7
~ ~ IS l7e q tsS sci SIS 30 $50 30 us $50
iS eSS lss IN 1853 1884, 1894 1925 les5 1887 oss
SrPREhE CorRr-SPEci.L TERx.-N,. II, -. %
g. % ~ los, rs. is. lss ltS ass 10 ;4s ~
StPskoR CoURr-Nos. 100 S4 75 500 SoS
~. ~ so Si so So s2t IL. sTA - s1S a. slS az
30 ga -, ~ ~, s'7' sjs 9Ss POL 30, %. US ss7 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
DIED

BALLARD On Sunday m0rnlIs. Mach L,w.on .,n AZ
James AID Sarah Am Ballard S,.d ~ mentbs
The hiends OF he tamil, invited sesd h-s 90
Tuesday, 10Th list, ~ from No. 3 Fiith saes
witbc Ut farther notice
AM-At CobaIs, Canada on Wednesday March ii.
Hen. ZA-heus BurptAp. be entered Csrada feoua New.
Hampshire In 1875 Has filed may Off civil and military
sod was 40 extensive hIgsT Tie value Of 80 properly
ogEsiss u ts9V,sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

Gle this very respon ibe Office WITH great -ol'' Sol
cour,s.y. and the Preridsr, would h-d 1t aih aF y
.upply q satisfactory substitute.
We h.n Of so ut 800 COO ID gold bars eoi 9 -
Bos,en for IN, Wednesday Cunardrr.
The Weekly Bank Statement i Unexpectedly iiVo'-
able in the specie reserve which = s-me hai-mnnoo
larger than was generally snticip4'ed-b-Ios sl7U'
$40 ssairst so as 24 last MoUd,y-sn incres-e OF
81 O62 OCO. The specie line IL now larger than oy any
repor, ,ir &c Dec o, with exception Ire incfes-eA
specie strength has induced sn expansion b. tire
Banks. mostly on call. the loans having ineressed
some s76o GEO. In deposits there II nominal IN -r-a'e
of g. 6s5 Geo. but allowing for the increase operations
Of the Clearing House, the incresse OF undrs~a DE-
post il orly SOS coo The line of undrawu dep 'dl'
sse4 SOS COO. asairs $ 627 900. L,et 7esr =, this
tine the undrswn deposits were s67 100000 TIE
comparison with la,t week is:
LoM.ap. sR.d. orsn ,.sS,s tUy Hs.
March 7......iil, sss $40 ll,T7ts rs ~ ''SS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
Nv TeIeHraph.

BOSTON March s-An ship Josiah Quincy Bradley Ca
euits bsrls Franklin TIiDidsd Hsdsy Baltimore Sessa
Nrw.voTk: Elm Philsdelpb Amy do.i onss Nortnefns
Portau. Prince, and X. Means, Aux CsJsa =, ,, -.
CHARLESTON Mach 7-Arr. u g. NJ steamship Jsmes
Adre Turner from New York, UTYed here this ls"'tasD
Afternoon At O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

Increase. $50 81 ~2So ss6t.! sSefsT
The statement was looked upon "a favorable IN the
street, but appeared have but little influence at the
Second Board. The enlargement OF the business oil
this city is fully shown BY the operations Of the Clea
ing House. which at this time last year reached
sl25 COO 600 to &l2s, OoO 600 per week against
sl65 eco 600 to sls5 600, COO this year.
The movement, of the Banks since Nov. |, 1892 hiss
ha.o folIows
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N AnAIED.

lh66-MAOhEh- In bTnoklyD o. rharsday FeS n
~ We Arv Co.'S hes-y, NJ. John /. F,tnrS OK Tr,v
w &c Sarah z eldest daughter OF Ja, M.ct.v =,
BfooklYn. - = " - o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

Ae..L inc Of Loaa. for the week....... si57a3
The whole number Of banks doing business under
the general banking law Of Wisconsin on the ID inst
wa, IS With an aggregate capital of g SIS 900 cir
'ula,ion of s2O97 oi3 pr'taeted BY deposit Th the
Bank CQIVpDsg Sf e ~; 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
uarxen CAREFULLY REpORrED foK Tas iRIBOsE
MONDAY March 1857.

eAsHFS-The market b quite rm bu' quiet sales OF Pots a.
f76 ~ 6st and Pearls sic dgl ~ a D.
COT1ON-The IL sesdy a. the decline, WIN sses OF
coz bales. We repeat SATURDAYS quotation as follows
sEw-YoRS cL.ssrIcsrLoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND fERMINER-
MARCH s-BeioIe Judge STRONG Justices EsAoSs aud
ScboossAkER.
TRIAL OF JosIPH JACKSON AND JOHN DIXON FOR RAPS
The prisoners were arraigned for trial this morning
They are charged with having, in August last
violated the persons of two emgrsnt girls named
Catherine Sullivan and Jane Muldoon. The girls ar
nved IN NewIork the ship City Of Brooklyn, from
Liverpool jackson and Di1on were sevedo-es,
and employed to unload the vessel The captain
sihed them to get a boarding house for the girlA
They took them from place to another Piled them
with liquor and then brought them TO Brooklyn. The
vessel was lying a. Pike Slip. Ia Brooklyn they
procured csrrisge, and took them 10 Sleeps
Head Bay where they committed the out
rage a. complained Of with the AID of one
Richsrd Lewis. The girls. who were strangers in q
strange land, were brought bsck to Brook yn by col
ored man and plsced in charge of Cspt King OF the
Second District Police, who, with his officers arrested
the accused parties The accused subsequently,
admitted 10 bail while the girls confined 10 jsl
until the trial Csthsrne Sullivan, who gave testi-
Hony. is modest, hns-ookng girl. She is toe dsugh
Ter of Inch clergyman and resided most of her life
IN England, whence she sailed 10 NEE; her uncle in
Baltimore, her parents having died. She bees ne &C
qusnted with Jane MuIdoou on shipbolrd. The &c.
cused we're requested TO 6od them boarding pi,s by
the captain Of the vessel but instead of dong 80 a.
alleged, abducted them, dragged the liz lors they
drank, and yiolsted their persons.
The following Jury was i@psaneled, SIZE: number
Of challenges:
Lui- ~. Thomas Jacobss O. vOOrh.s BENJAMIN Rockwell
lests kaAs assIJ VA Felt AHsss T. SsYvGis Is,ag,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1857.

and allowance. more or less with = frame
saw rail thereon erected Sa;zad tatn,,
in execution and TO he sold Nc tho rraot ~
UUliQa, II L7ria. > u
All that carto;n tract of lad .:..,,., :.
Granville township M;Fl;n oa,,nt,, tI,,e5lI =,
and dosor;boa o., fIo,r- D. '''NoO
- - 90 io,l""S bGSi'IulhS at Il
PPI '''H'0 " inc 1atheS DiacK survey
theHce By Christian Gettlg and j. IhOmuSOn
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REGISTERS Notice.

VIE following accounts have been exam
L In,d and PASSED by me- and remain filed
OF record ~ this Office for inspection Of Heirs,
h"gatecs, Creditors, and all others in any way
Interested, and vii! be presented to the next
Orphans Court Of the county Of Mifilin, to
be held ut the Court H.uso in Lewistowr, on
THURSDAY, the 9TH day OF August, 1857,
for allowance and Confirmation:
l. The account Of G. Hoover, Esq, and
Hannah c. Thompson, Administrators of
Francis Thompson, deceased, late Of Gran
Vile township.
,. The account Of William 4 McMauiglp,
Guardian Of Charles Marks, minor child Of
Jacob Marks, deceased.
3 The account Of Thomas StrouP. admin
istrator Of the estate of Andrew Sommers,
late of Brown township, deceased.
4. The account Of Christian Hoover Jr..
Administrator Of the estate of Dr.. Lewis
Hoover, late Of the borough of Lewstown,
deceased. JAMES MCDOWELL,
Register.
Hasi-tar's ItfTnn I
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TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.
L u M B L "a
VIM. B. Hoffman g. Co.

I L their Lumber Yard on East Third street,
Y Lewistown, near the Presbyterian Church,
have received, and are now receiving, in addi-
tion to their large stock Of wel-seasoned Lum-
bcr-
10000 # panel Boards & Plank, from to in
10000 IT first common Boards
$1,000 # second common Boards
10000 it l. inch Boards
$4,000 # Sidings
1000 lIghts of Sash, various sizes,
10000 PIastering Lath, all sizes
Plain Siding and ready worked Flooring
IIcmIock Justs
Scanliing, 3x4, 4x5, 4A6, 6xG.
Lap and Joint Shingles and Shinglc Lath al
WAYS on hand
IL Doors, shutters, Blinds, and Sash made
to order.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO. navel
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
A GARD.

To tie Citizens Of Lescjsto'Cn and Ticiaiy
NNHANKFUL for past fayors of a generous
public, we respectfully solicita continuance
Of the same. We have just returned from the
East with a large assortment of
GOE2 ~
Chemicals, DyestgD$, oils, Paints. Jo,7,is1,es,
BRUSHES, PsrjHHl0y, Fancy Goods, Pat
ent Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
Tr1lsseS, Shoulder Braces, dc.
Also, Wines, Brandies and LIQUORS Of all
kinds for medicinal purposes.
To the ladies We would say that our assort-
ment Of PeUumery Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs,
Cosmetics, Ioitet Soaps, and a fine article of Ban
Rum-is uneXcelled IN Lewistown.
For the gentlemen we have Porte .Nonnaies,
of variety of patterns, Pocket Knires, Sharing
Brushes, Sharing Soaps, &c, in great variety
We have also a superb lot of imported Segars
For the sick and afflicted we have a ''baiIa for
ererq lcound."
Country Merchants can he supplied with any
articles IN our line at city prices All goods
warranted to be as represcnted
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Physicians orders promptly filled at the usual
discount. J. d. STONEROAD,
mays BEE HIVE DRUG STORE.