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Sunaries.

ION ES6lIsH Pos assofsed;
HUI 50 kotfles;
no ele6ss Wooden Ware;
los Dag Irons;
Is krss Nuts,
zils1ts Copper
10 hdts. GaiyAas Wire;
81 psaees Gas Pipe,
sci bars lrpu,
Sc hdis. -
10 ssahs
just sseslvsd per steamer Delegate ana far sale By
b. D., DilkKf,
dsen sAs NJ. IL AaFset a.
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Markets..

Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-C0tton sales to-
day, 10000 bales: prices easier. but quota
tons unchanged. Red wheat s.. Mess pork
SlS.25. Lard in bbls.-prime lie. Coffee
firm. sales 1900 bags-IO49Ils.
CINcINSATT. Dec. 27.-Whisky 232. Mess
Pork SI7 so. Sugar firm: Prime 64(97t.
Molas~es 324933. Coffee steady, sales 700
bags, ll4@I24.
New YORK. Dec. 27.-Decrpase in loans
1898 900; Decrease in specie S23O.O00; In
creas in circulation $4,000.
Cotton ~ dull: -ales 900 bales; Sugar
firm, Orleans 6s(9S; MolasSes 36(@362.
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mi6frllanrons.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


After several years experiment 10 the manufacture
Of GIN fortunately succeeded in the year ISIS, IN
making a discovery in its manufacture BY which u
was deprived % is acid and uhammatory properties
aud rendered perfectly pure.
Nv manufacture is NJ Scheidam, Holland. Amer
several months reflection what title give IL, IN
troduced n 10 the American public under the tile Of
" Wolfes Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
Schedam IL the name Of the place lE Holland where
the Gin Is manufactured aromatic - derives IL
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which il y
favored . and the word q SChuspps f." r. tile German
for drink-coguc, dTam-Nolfe's - heidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my SchnaPps been introduced
to the American public, and received Sith aprrnha-
ton than the liquor mixers Of New YORK, Boston,
and Philadelphia started IA pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, under various names. In sever.
al instances my labels have been 90 perertly imiiat
ed with only the addition II few letters, To- plead
technical avudauCe Of the law. and 80 carefully pre-
pared as to impose on careless purchasers under
sta d large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants Of New Orleans on account Of the cheap
ness of the stuff Two Dollars per dozen Tor the
Quarts and one Dollar and len Cents dorm for the
Pnts being the wholesale price IN New YORK. II -
nothing but American Whisky favored with the oii
Of juniper aud reduced thirty per cent below proof
merchant who participates indirectly M The fraud,
by selling the spurious article, IS As much an offend
er as the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health of the community IN which he lives, VIII AID
me IN n.rrctting and exposing the interruptions
merchant who, for the sake Il feN cents, Viii put
10 Jeopardy the lives of the community "a which he
veS such should be nailed 10 abe pillory Of
public sxeoratOn.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
SOLE INroKrKI, Nos. IS, 20 and - Beaver ST..
NIK YORK
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EnR Hkane

nNE II tha bsst business stands Ia the city. with
" god callars. Also a stable and Carriage house
for rent. T. : HAWKINS, Agvnt,
deeis-d No. is CeiAT street
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Ma S III WILL F.:
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %. 1858

ss- We have just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and stock Of all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style Of
the art. We solicit orders.
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= W CDEI.ER, Brandies, Wines, SC.
BUNNEiI. & HAIlIEFF Commission Merchants
JOHN WRIGHT Co, Wholesale Druggists.
o o. ROOuAAN, =" -
THOMPSON * BARNES, Grocers,
G.. THEURER, Groceries, winss and Liquors
GEO. c. wTrrE CO.,
KARSrENDEIK 4 Co, g
HOLMES X SPENCER. 90 ["
W. l. LANIER 4 o., New Orleans.
W. A. yOILErrE CO., 4" I"
octi-3mdin3dpAW
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERs.
10000 Tickets!
), $40 PriEes.-Nearly one Prize 70 every nine
Tickets.
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Sundries.

Sundries.
-, HALF barrels AslAssss. 4s
- l65 do ilsaa Plaster;
- bags Ai!sySce:
500 beNss M. I ttzr soap:
In stare 4aa To- sale BY
Asy2 HARRIS, GoRpoS 4 90
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For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville, fronting
~ 100 feet on Dcmumbra4ie street, running back
$50 feet with McNairy street twelve alley;
has a comfortable frame House with i've rooms lis
tern, stable, and other out houses.
Tor terms apply 10 ANDREW living, +. r. GIAscocK
or JNo. ". PENNINGf.tN. decS-tf
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Enclose the money address Tor the Tickets or
nrst mail. Purchasers have tickets ending any
hgure they may desig nste
The List ~ Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
60 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post once county and State.
ss- Remember that every Prize - drawn aud psys-
bic IN fun without deduction.
So All prizes OF 81 600 and under paid immediate
~ after the drHwmg-oter prizes the usual Of
thirty dsys.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail, can
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets in sums OF leu Dollsra.
ana upwards, can be sent as
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city town whsre they have an once
The money and ordsr mu be enclosed IN ''GOv-
EMINENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENyELOPEp or
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly Confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY CO., Augusts, Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY co, Atlanta, Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY c CO., Wilmington, delaware.
81 list Of the numbers that are drsvnfrom
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one In
entitled ~ viii be published after every drawing IN
The following papers -4ugsa Ga. } C0s.S1fsosaf-
tst, Nes Orieaas Delta, Aobile Reglser CAarg>ston
Saadard, Nashville Gas>e, Atlanta Inslii1eneer RsuD
fork Weekly Day bo-sk, SaraHEdA Datls Nea1s Rsck-
nOad IapdfcA, Ne7g York DisJdtch aad TasIds~g
(AisE Clarion, and Lisle Rock Ark True Dessoevs,
dee2O-td
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Magnificent scheme
TO BIZ DRAWN
EACH SAILEDIE- ~ laNEARr
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
s. $40 Prizes amounting to. .............. $500 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters % so.
Certificates Of Packages v n be sold At The fol.

~ A Circular showing the plan Of the Lottsriss
will be sent % any one DESTROYS OF receiving IL
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Tobacco and Cigars,

I'VE have IA store Ito boxes Flae and csmmaa
w r,shscca, embracing All The fayorits brands -
be fuund la market
So, 80 d4gaFs, VARIOUS brands
500 baiss extra smoking rsblces, which We viii
ell a. tbs vegy low al cash prices
GARTER, wiL-Fufsn 4 co.
dcclo No Mzrkeg street
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Il HAVE Ezr sals PrfvztsiY, - ipts - Ar14rock,
s11aAled Jee rsss, AN4lsoa, f-itssffs Afeaeo,
ftarenee. AfbeFA AFennr. hrE1ershett AMI JaEues
stree :. alc1 II seii A. sreat p1fEzass tnsrse
La - zsEazr senss Il he nssl oraat1ei - tzf 40
sltss1 .ra = ahee= II saan naeznz s4aslag cheap
aonass nov . taelr eh4acs 20 F4Ftcui@rs eAil %
sos7-,f Assel
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rived.

Arrived ships r. Jacobs, from Liverpool:
Golden Eagle, from Havre: Monticello. F. b.
Cutting. Mediator. and bark Joseph Hall,
from n W York: barks General Cobb, and
Mary J. KimDall. from Boston.
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Notice

Foreign ana DOMESTIC liquors, ClgarS, az,
&C. NO. S MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov IN store sasi 20 arrave-
-O0 hhds. New Orleans sugar, all grades;
l01 bbis- Crushed sugar, ali grades;
So - - louis isoaf sugar, all grades;
SO a Powdered sugar, ali grades
COKFkE-
500 bags prime RIO Coffee.
MoIAsSES
loo bbls. New Crop Molasses, all grades;
l00 hall bols New Crop AoiAssos, ali grades;
So ebls. and Kegs Golden syrup.
LIQUoRs
loo bbls. Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
loo Dean a Hale do,
loo - smith 5 deserve do
leo - Old Rse do;
loo 10 Newsnms do; trebble dIstn.4,.
loo = tennessee White do
40 . Ola Country do;
l05 8 Old Bourbon do
loo Old N1nongchsia do;
20 "a kobcFtson county do;
100 pkgs Port and Malaga Alae;
70 bls2ets Campaigns Wine;
sou pAgs er1hdy various braAds;
10 66Ls- Nous Celebrated CIDER Yinsgar.
SUSDRIEs.
1000 kegs Nails, assartsd: al
soo b. star Candies.
&00 bali boxes TAllew Candies;
leso beams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
loo boxes starch;
loco bags kgae sat:
s0osSe "a y C4pss
LOO bbis- Fresh Ale;
% Aerres R5Ce,
100 q AMI ~ II 6aad.s Black and conmOaFs.;
30 chests b,ack aud Green Tea;
$50 eaIls FRESH Cows Oysters,
leo boxes y X cheasss prime;
leo r. o.
SOo bass shut, asserted;
2Neo tbs. haz Lad.
30 hsgs SACK repPera
kvo dax- braoEns.
lpo :. Gsttsn Rope;
leo hexss soda i.zprrs,
100 = scotch Sapd,
go suck eAody;
loo q Fancy do
100 c3sks kI2zIas1 STA:
1000 doz- @sseftzl 8acksss,
Ii strs and for sAse ioser sH fsy eHs be lad else.
NkeFe.
We are Asents fss large wosisH warsand hzsr< -
Mandatory 4nd pFes41sc. al All times, " SEES -
he Trade ~ Manufacturers pFsces, res - altsd
GAaIilk, wtlssfOkp a co
dsef9 Ao. AeFkot street
Sundrkcs.
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For Neut

TOT Ncnt.
WA hoase O. Ars ). '. D. sFourF ca Frsat strss.t
Hesaaa aoer ifpta tbs eofnef ~ bridge a. ana
s1e saee.es aad Row accaplsa 81 Mr.. Joxrs a. =
ee4fasak house, TIE fra, saElahle a. hasll.sss
ss, - eFtzs f4ft ; lzm-iy ressAeace- Ttsere
q g sessea tsEssaak Il IA !. |.
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Tickets Only Ten DoIIars!!
Notice to the Public.
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Managers,
Successors tn =. Swan s. Co.

TINHE following scheme viii be drawn by Wood Eddy
y Co. Managers ol the sparta Academy Lottery 10
each OF their Single Number Lotteries Tor JESUAkI,
1859, At AUGUSTA, Georgia, M public andeT the So
perintendsnce OF Commissioners.
Class i draws Saturday, January I, 1883.
Glass 2 draws Saturday, January 8, 1859.
Glass s draws Saturday, January is, 1883.
Glass draws Saturday, January %, 1853.
Class draws Saturday, January 20, ls5s-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

A Berlin letter says:
"The meeting between the Queen of
England and the Princes Frederick vii.
liam, her daughter, was very Affecting
The Princes sprung into the railway car.
riags TO her royal mother, and they re.
msiued clasped in each others srms for
some time unable to speak"
The Milwaukee Neps says:
"A similar scene took place in this city
. few days since, between buxom fisher.
woman and her daughter, who . few
months since married the second mate Of
. fishing smaek, in which the daughter has
been acting - cook for the past six
weeks. She walked tremulously up to tho
fishing stand--she gazed with vacant
stare upon her maternal parent, who just
then held an enormous muscalonge by the
tail-tbe mother looked up with smile,
as if a two shilling cash customer was ap.
proaching--their eyes met-wben the
twain fell into each others arms. They
remained in this affectionata embrace for
some time, unable to speak, when the
mother fraptically exclaimed:
Away wild yez, Bridget; yez got yer
fut in nee dinner basket"
The scene was very affecting. tits ex.
pected that the agent Of the associated
press will send this in e1tenso TO the press
of other cities, and that it will be trans.
mit,cd over the Atlantic cable as soon a.
possible.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

DaYlxc PuArkiSs AND TOMATOES
Pumpkins may be put up in the old fash
ioned mode Of cutting into rings, pairing
aud drying upon poles; or they may be
cut into small pieces. and dried on plates
in the sun and oven. A better plan, how.
ever. is to pare, stew and strain them, Just
A. il for pies then spread the pulp thinly
upon enrthen dishes, and dry quickly IN
hot sun or partially heated oven. II
dried slowly there is danger Of sourlng.-
Store in dry room. Kept in this man.
ner they retain much Of the freshness and
flavor of newly gathered fruit. The dried
pulp should be soaked in milk for lev
hours before using. In making pies they
are greatly improved by stirring the pump.
kin into scalding milk, especially il eggs
BE- not used. Tomatoes may be kept III
excellent condition by cooking, straining
and drying Just Us described for pump.
kins,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30


D@- Monsieur Folk. . Frenchnan who
went to Jamaica to embark in business,
had been sadly abused there. he had
been robbed, whipped, put in prison. his
property con6scated, and every species Of
indignity and outrage offered him. On
his return to New Orleans, he told his
story most pitifully to Col. Pike Of Ar.
kansas.
"Why, Monsieur Folk" said the Col.
" according 10 your story Jamaica must
be as bad place as the internal regions"
MA fol 1T is worse.
snow, Monsieur, do you really mean
that"
"C'est vrai"-it is true.
"Well now. Monsieur Folk" said Col.
onel Pike, suppose you were on -FOUR
death bed tonight, and the Lord should
appear to you and say you might g back
to Jamaica or 60 to the Internal regions,
What would you say?"
~ would say, Monsieur good Lord, it
it beez all re came to you, if il makee no
difference at al, should very much choose
to please to prefer much razer to 60 to
heuD
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

HFs q but spes-of hoSss; oss y
Age The other 'Prias;' up end down tbs
bill our course ix 60 in,' ponies. make
your tims.' ssazs5tt f''Tts'a
Bsyhood plies the whip Of .pksssrs;
youthful folly sives The stroke; nanhood
gaidss thsn st bis leisnrs; "lst EN- rip
they're Tough - osk.' .er
"Hi -! !..thsse, The stakes we'll pocket;
% The wind ri care be sent; time 2;4o-
Whip in the socket; give 'em sizing and let
en- wenL go 4 So 1ssst VI ssd
On ths sunny road y 6Ay, Prime j.
drovasd ip Lelhs's stream, Age j. lsft,
lame, old, upthriy; Iiio then proves 'ols
horse team
Age joys on, grows quite unsteady,
reels and slseksns in his pscG kicks the
bucket, always ready, give il up'--Dsstb
wins The rscs. .
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\ c~ae Yankee.

A correspondent Of one Of the papers
tells the following good story: e
E.rly. .ooe. noruins. ths sebolsrs Of one
Of our district schools were agrccably sur
priaod d, And written unon the Outside
door, "No scuie," and the most Of them
made preparations 10 en,oy the holiday
NOT DREAMING but hat Il v,s 4 genuine
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

A-"uow lats Is in" Look at boss
snd SEQ il he's dru.k yet, il he isn't. II
cau't, bs much after eleven.' "Does no
keep good timer" "Splsndid! they resa.
las The town clock BY his nose"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

~Iike provisions, dresses arc coming
dov1. The sisu bsiore lhs door u man
taanaksss shop resls tAas. ''Dgsssss HASs
IoWeg thAs sves."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

D~N il said that bleeding : partly
blind horse at the nose will restore him 70
aighs---so much Tor tho horss. To opes .
maa's eyes yoa must b'ssd hiu q ths pes.
bet, At@t
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esssie bot po'Iised BY tie sight Of the
yell 6lied pocse. book. from which he ~ss
sSt1sstisy several bssk nSses, sbs added,
as loser tone, Poppy j. slssJs making
80. "a !. 80 800. 80, Tar. ,aS.
The rich Mr. 0Aeassle's sife; her dsess
does justice TO his hbsssitJ, sod'-
-Hss good loo.s 70 his tssse, eb = the
- mss chi~ed in. va ssl7l~ ss
Ties hs ssse her she notes. sad sid:
.a@Ihsre, bs. ~ nos, Ms. o., and get
yosr boeost, wi;le talk - Peter. .and
give hin The gool sd.ics sls. . yossg
nss seeds m setting Cut in sbs World
She went, sst k,ss'as him with > great
shs~ Of erssi.sSs sad ssses.Ou, and tbs
eId nas tssassd Pear 70 charming sueees.
ssos ef wisks and grisaess from the mo.
mes. sss ises 4~ss sssDss ss:i. sss aisar-
psssed through the door.
"Yes, Pe.sr,- he resumed, vith . deep
s;sh. alst me repss. whss + vss ss,iax-
Ee~sre Of ,A,vs. Yos hs,s seen . ,oee.
;u~n of the e>,,.xr, Of oae of diem III.
uor.;,rn
.Bot Mrs. Oidc.st,e !. ,ot . v;dov. nor
n n. ,;k.I, 70 b< ,ery soon.v Peter An.
s~sasd. ,s,l! ssxzIed. fos Peter "a, . i,s.,e
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70 nees '0e" nsnsnse
= ea ~ o.'e = Josn -.
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v'"se ssoss see ses e.sPee y sseP''
moSsias ihen 'os'f sossly 'aees aed splss'
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W. One s~ y ss'os ser noafains
f''sS sp.s .'e vea''ns o.y, ~hen, Deso'a'
'c.'.s'y n.' me .'."meo 70. vnne s..'n
ana nee s0as "affea tne 1s'de, ssd sh'Ss
sss ssaiang ins sameons y nees nsf
previous 70 'ne esssn@0I 2 Dusue 10 'ne
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Money.

Money is queer institution. 1t buys
provender, satisfies justice, and heals woun.
ded honor. Everything resolve, itself in.
to cash from stock jobbing to building
churches. Childhood Graves pennies;-
youth aspires to dimes; manhood is swayed
to the mighty dollar. The blacksmith
swings the sledge. the lawyer pleads for
the client, and the judge decides the ques'
ton oflife and death for his salary. Mon
~ makes the. man; therefore, the man must
make money, Il he would be respected by
fools; for the eye Of the world looks through
golden spectaclcs. 1t buys Brussels car
pets, lace curtains, gilded cornices aud
rich furniture and builds marble mansions.
l, drives US to church in splendid equipage
and pays the rent Of the best pew. 1t buys
silk and jcwclry for my LADY,, commands
the respect Of gaping crowds and iusures
obsequious attention. 1t enables US to DO
charitable, to send bibles to the heathen.
aud relieve domestic indigence. 1t gilds
the rugged scene of life and spreads over
the rugged path Of existence velvet car
pet to our tread; the rude scenes of ,ur-
mol are encased in gilt frame. 1t bids
care vanish, soothes the anguish Of the bed
Of sickness, stops shor. ofuothiug save the
grim destroyer, whose relentless hand
spares none, but levels all mortal distinc.
ton, and teaches poor, weak humanity that
it is but dust. Thus wealth pauses on
the brink of eternity the beRgar and the
millionaire rest side by side beneath sod,
to rise in equality to answer the final sum.
mona.
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D~K. N. Pepper j. out with . ne~
"ssnsit" addrssssd 70 bic infant son. Ths
6rse line esads
"Wslcome, sweet lissls csss, te yoss fashes'
family oirole.' s @
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H.w rs.s.rs.

Ths Syysesss. Jsswssk y daaeibisg
TsssdAy's jolIi6saaios, ssys: srsa.is
4 $50 ksssse was intsodscsd-snd dsseh
. flslsss Z All of sudden, - ~ q
oaes fosstssa lesoastisss ssst aps shsisk
f1oa their stssm wlistlss whish sAssk, ,ths
6sasst bsildings - ~ csnssss dsalsasd
every 81, snd pssstsaAsd, - - bslisys,
vsst y Lake Erie aAA sast v tids-~stas.
There Is no description, 10 psstsy a. psoss,
which ,osa scssvay ssy just, idae Of the
noise THAT is the Only word) that was thus
creatsd. II wss positively awfai. Such
IN unesrthly sound d--such . strange, mys.
tsrious and overwhelming scund-such I
terrible, trcuendous aud nso0strods sousd
never Was heard bsfors. u reminded
us Of the seven thuaders Of the Rsvelaaion
Of : legion Of Nisgsras Of the horn o.
Gabriel, I've spesk fsversutIy,) and NJ
day Of judgmsnti Men grew psls, 10
meu tainted, snd children went iGto COO
vslsions, ~ they heard IT,"
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-" pomtsy, wkal ~ DE- gees vhss
d wAgoa goes, stops whsa d wagon stops;
h - no sss v - wages, ~ ~ wager
esa't % without mr. s hv
- ssls ~ W, 0ba.' Aa# arta
"wAeAs ssi1R, - spGssss" ~ -
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ssrss..i Ass:.:..:.:.' q Brigham


4 UtAh correspondent sivss ths follow
ing scsosns cf the personsl appssrAnee Of
Briehsa Yousg: sssp. ~ .zyss s
Ivas dismalIy disaepoissed viii his per.
sosAl appsaraaes. bod i~sgissd 6Ds
lookisg nan, upos whose expansive bsos
digsity and power st eashreasd, . nan
whose prssssos would iaspiss sssoscs lor
his sssies, svss 10 he seeGes o. sahelisvss.
Neshisg of W. sesI Hs u . nas . liisls
aboys the sedius hsighk sossshat 10.
clined to csspsIssey, With . dsu bullet
looking sort Of hssd, sandy ccmplexion,
and N exceedingly ssnssal looking mouth.
Whss valkiag in the uiad hs usually
wears > great pa;r Of green goggles. With
these upos bis nose ~ would nasurally
lake him fos . cosatsJ schoolmsstsr, who
hsd welded .hs bisoA years saossh p &C.
quiss chroais back aehs. Wishost them
hs looks ,bs villfa, uarssssainsd, and wi
~ nas Of ~ voslA, Who ~ jua loat .
hssyy sssts ssa.sss aght.ss sssaa as.as.