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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY!
Dreadful Shooting, ARRAY at Compromise


/ From the D. emphis Enquirer. sept al ...
T.. We are informed by Mr.. II. Grove. Of Peoria,
Illinois, passenger by the j., H. Diekev,
which arrived yesterday from St. Louis. that
be witnessed most horrible tragedy ON SIM
day last, at place called Compromise. The
| circumstances Of this heart rendins affair as
related to us, are us follows: As the Dick,v
landed at Compromise to put off the mail, the
postmaster OF that place, Mr.. Spar, approached
inc mail agent, who had not made the two or
three last trips, and said to him:
1--WE have had some bloody times here Of
late, and we have to go prepared" at the
same time throwing back his coat and ex-
hlbitlng revolver. "Why?" says the al gent.
Because our country is infested by lot Of
thieves, such as this man." pointing to q
man close by, named Shultz, who was the
only one at the lcyee previous to the landing
OF the Dickeg beside the Postmaster. Shultg
then remarked that he was most infamous
liar, and destitute of every principle of a
gentleman. Whereupon the Postmaster
placed his hand on his pistol, as if in the act
OF drawing it, when Shnltz shot Mr.. Sparr in
tho left side of his abdomen.
Shultz then retreated at q rapid pace about
thirty foot, when Spar fred four shots at him
in rapid succession, but without effect. Spar
then took deliberate aim at him across a
stump, but his pistol missed. Shultz imme-
diately rushed back at Spar and shot him
twice more through his body. Then they had
ahand-to-hand encounter, Shultz fallipg q un der,
and Spar pounding him about the head with
his pistol. Presently a third party came up
with double barrel shotgun to shoot Shultz
through the head, but through the advice of
the agent and others, he did not.
Spar soon became so weak that Shultz
threw him oil, and on his (Shultz) rising he
was struck powerful blow over the head with
the gun, which appeared to craze him, and ho
instantly run into the river up to his shoul.
ders, and on his looking back and seeing the
gun lcvelsd at him, ho lodged his head under
the water, holding it there as long as he could
without strangling, and on his looking up and
seeing the. gun pointing at him he held it again
under water and this process was repeated till
he drowned. The Postmaster was alive when
our Informant left, but it was thought he could
not recover.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
TnuRsDAY EVENING, September 4, ID


FLoUR-The market, gave way to-day, and prices
In lots, at S. 5O@ol IS for EXTRA 100 brls at Law
renceburR,a LOO do. here, at 81 30. 2,36 brls.
were reSe we'd the last twenty -four hours. ~
WHlShY-The demand continues good, and prices
&C. higher sales of 500 brs. at 2i24Sc., the latter
PROyIslO Ss-A good demand for mess Pork, with
snles Of 800 brs. as sli, Bacon buoysnt and still
held at71a and 9hc., which are above the views Of
bnyers The sales were IS hhds Sides, back bone ont
at sAc; 90 do at 50 42s and p do. Shoulders at ne
Nothing done in bulk meat. but holders asking 6H
OLA sale of 32 bris. Lnseed at ssc. ,q,i ~ a.
GROCERIES, Sales Of 3Oo bags Coffee at llA0
l2Ac; 100 hhds. Sugar at a@7hc., and 900 brls. Mo-
lasses ut 37c.
WHEA THE market was frmer to-day, with an
improved demand, and but moderate receipts, and
prices arc stfler sales 800 bushels prime hite az
81 O5 400 do good do at 81 05.; 800 do prime REQ at
81 $50 do. do White at 81 l0 700 do fair DO at eeci
600 do. prime do 81 Os 40 do. good do at VI o; $50
do. lied at g5c,; 100 do. fair do. at g0c.
CORN-The market Is quiet and steady OF 70c. Tor
fair mixed. 81 +.-,
BARLEY Y-Small sales St 6O@ssc. for old and new.
The recei pts too small to settle the market, and
the above arc merely nominal rates. gun ,
RYr-A moderate demand. and prices steady at
0ATS-The market Is dull, but prices are without
material change: sales 100 BUSH at 4Oc,y aud 40
do. n SOC. IN -
at l5@l7c. H..4 .uJa.Fe Gip ., Yc- ,
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Mg-John L. Talbot and VIM. WOolman
will open an academy in the Friends school
house, on Fifth-street, near Westernrow, as
soon as the rooms are completed, which will be
about the LIST Of October. In this institution
greater than usual prominence will be given to
the English language and literature, and to
the natural sciences. An evening school, also,
for the instruction Of young men and appren-
tices in the several branches Of q business edu-
cation, will DO opened ut the same time and
n1ace.
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HKRRoN's SEMINARY REUNION CLUB.-At a
meeting of tho above-named Cub, held at
Herron's Seminary, September 8, the follow
ing officers were elected: Oliver W. Root,
President; Samuel B. Warren, Vice Presi-
dent; Charles G. Phillips, Recording secre-
tary; z. II. Tatem, Corresponding secre-
tary; Lewis II. Greene, Treasurer; Stephen
II. Smith, Zenas f. Wilber and James Z,
Sherwood, Executive Committee.
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LARcENy.--About two o'clock yesterday q
man named McCarty succeeded in purloin-
ing two rings from the jewelry store of
Duhme & Co., corner Of Fourth and Walnut,
and when asked to disgorge, denied any
knowledge Of the matter. Officers Williams
and Harmer al rested him, when be gave up
one of the rings. Agreat number of Daguer-
reotypes were found about his person and in
his trunk. He had engaged passage on the
Ida May for st. Louis, AMI entered his name
as ]. McCarty, but, to the police officers, he
gave it as Henry Mccarty. lie had $125 30
in money when arrested. He was lodged in
the Hammond street Station-house.
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WIDENING SrREEr,--By the exertions and
contributions of Charles II. Kilgour, the mar
row portion of East Third-street, from Butler
street to the Miami Canal and Lock-street, is
in condition to be widened. Council has ac-
cepted the dedication of strip of gound, twenty
six and half feet on tho south-side. The
few buildings thereon will be removed, and
that eastern thoroughfare will be vastly i'm
proved.
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ARRESTED FOR PASSING BOGUS CoIN.-Wm.
Ferguson was arrested, yesterday afternoon,
by officer Farnsworth, for dealing in bogus
half dollars. He had, we understand, passed
several, and finally offered one to Joseph
Bcokman, at the foot of Ludlow street. when
he was detected and brought to Hammond
street Station-house. He had several coins
of tho same description about him, when ar
reated
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COVINGTON NEWS.

:, Any communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. Address "PreAs Reporter"
Box Il, Covngton, Ky.]
POLICE CoURT.--0ur Police Court was rather
more thronged with business yesterday than usual
Adam Kiger, for vagrancy and abusing his wife, was
sent up for twenty days, on bread and water Joseph
johnson, for like offense, was similarly dealt WITH
Copperas and Nicholas, whose arrest noticed yes
terday, were fined 81 80 each including costs, for
breach of the peace. "Tim Mack" for breach of
the peace, was fined s. 80. Mrs Donahuc, for ex.
ercising woman's prorogative-using the broom
stick-was fined 81 and costs, at the instance of
another woman named Flayen.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-W. w. Allnut, Auc-
tionecr disposed of the following real estate at pub
lie SALE yesterday House and lot on tho corner of
Twelfth and Russel-strcets, twenty-five by eighty
five feet, for $780, half cash, tho remainder in ono
year. Also, u vacant lot corner Thirteenth and
Russell streets twenty five by one hundred feet, at
S3 per foot front. .r
PREDICTroN--That the census of the city,
recently ordered to be taken, WILL when completed,
show population of 5000.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The September term of our
circuit commences on Monday next. We give below
the amount of business to DO disposed OF, which the
clerk idforms us is hardly an average:
Number of indictments for felony, 10; misde-
meanor, s. keeping tippling-house, 0; keeping gam
bling house, s; gambling 4; nuisance, 8. Total 49,
Civil common law cases. 2O2 chancery, G3. Three or
four Of those indicted have several charges against
them, which will be brought up separately Against
two there are two separate charges of felony, and
against another three, for keeping tpplinghouse;
and one for suffering gambling. .5-
5I-Mr. Woodall, conductor on the Ken
tucky Central Railroad, informs us that Paris is
crowded by visitors attending the fair, and that
every train of cars the Central Road Is llod to
oyeraowing by persons going and returning.
Gg"A genuine prairie dog, from the plains,
can be seen at Mrs. Robnsons, back of Croltslgro.
cory on Madison. street. This is one of the species
whose habits arc SO graphically described by Wash
| inRton Irving. h4t
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MONETARY.


money continues ia sctIye demand, the rate being
loSi2 per cent. for short date businsss Paper The
are not desirous Of discounting Pa
por that does not mature preyious to the middle Of
November. Within the last day or two some good
name'have besn offered BY outside parties but there
IL an unwllingness 10 do forany other than regular
customers.
Eastern Exchange is not as frm at a h premium,
selling rate, as during the past week; we do not he ar
OF any firms that are disposed to 'cut under the
present selling rate, but there are quite number
who rerort the supply fully equal 10 the demand,
tho buSinR ratio being S@4O cents premium.
Gold dull at 9Oa3a premium, buying rate; selling
at iO91 premium.
No change in Uncurrent Money or Land Warrants
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

THIRTEEN INDICTMENTS REPORTED.-Shortly
aftor the opening of Room No. 3of the Common Pleas
Crurt, Judge Garter persiding, the Grand Jury re.
ported thirteen true bills OF Indictment Ihe foiow-
MALICIOUS SrARBING. G.-Barney Arms, two indict.
ments; Michael Clifford, Casmer Griest NJ.
weather; Edward Daniels and Alfred Mills, two in.
dictments; William Martin.
BURGLARY.-BeDiamin watson.
UTTERING AND PUBLISHING COUNTERFEIT BANK
NoTgs-William #. Rankin.
Horse SrEALISG-James Dawson and Jessee Phil.
fPErIr LARcENy-wnllism Colley and A. s. Shep-
herd.
and A. s. Shepherd entered pleas of guilty
APPLICATION TO ADM TO BAIL.-ln the case OF the
State against the Olawsons for murder IN the rst do
sion to bail of William Cawson, and said he desired
to show, by testimony, that this defendant was not
present at the scene OF the murder wheh IL was con'
Mr. Gaines said that similar applications to other
judges had been refused after hearing the evidence
authorities on the subject which was then laid over
PROBATE COURT.
FMANc1pAr Cox, a mulatto woman,
about forty.iive years Ct age, and her children,
George Salle, LOUISA and James, being emancipated
by Samuel Norton Of Port Gibson, Mississippi, had
the evidence Of their freedom entered on record Tho
oldest boy who was eighteen years OF age, had long
brown hair, and neither In complexion nor other
wise had the slightest appearance OF having negro
RtErsAL TO DIscnARoE.-A, writ Of habeas corpus
was issued in favor Of John Walmore, who, upon
charge Of carrying concealed weapoIs, was tried,
convicted and sentenced in the Police Court TO pay
fine Of s2O and be confined In tho Jail for twenty
admittcd contained also clause that he should be
fad ON bread. j. Il. Hoy urged that this defect in
Tie mIttimus entitled the prisoner to his discharge.
Mr. Gaines took the opposite position and was sus-
tained by the decision OF the ConrtLJSdge Hilton
holding that the proper course would have been
mno TO the Police Court TO correct the error Of Its
ocer or to take advantage Of II by writ Of error
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Ga%An old gentleman, named Ephraim
Goodrich, who keeps second hand store on
Western-row, between Belts and Clinton
streets, was arrested yesterday on a wrrrant
charging him with attempting to commit a
rapo on a little girl named Agnes Jane
Mcbride, aged eight years, whose parents
reside at No. $50 Everett t-street. AS the case
will come before the Police Court, to-day, we
forbear further comment.
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HENRY DAVID. mn

NO. 278 M AIN STKEET, OBETWEF~-,
Importer Of Soaps, P,,riuuery and Fancy r * and
jst recsyed per ss b., Sods has
u,gaa r and waies sncy Good Of ali osc sry beef Mar
plete as tortment Of, Aandkerc .pti9ns; also com.
he is prepareo tosel alta Fl" yalef Extracts which
dealer In the city. AtYN lure lower hHa any other
YOrR, a large lot Off received this day from New
and Marking Inks .avids Blue and Black Writing
to sell at man which the subscriber will be able
talicrs willpl .acturers prices Jobbers and re-
chasing els' ,asc call IN and examine before pas
nyo cents where All kinds of EXTRACTS at tweIntYY
'"'>'' .,lsaon w., py ii xth a nd saventb teps
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STOLEN.

SSTRAYED OR sTOLEN-Monday the 5th
- inst, white and red Cow, white face with red
rings around her eyes; mdole-sized horns, the right
incning towards the left two teats grown toge her
on the left side; is about nine years old A reward
will be paid for her return to P. TOUHEY, one
quarter of mile above the first toll, gate on the
Reading Road; or, for information, addressed to- r.
TOUHEY, Walnut Hills p. o., that will lead to her
racnrory - apn8.bp
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lz5- Captain j. s. Roberts, for many years
Master of the Wheeling Packet Courier, died
at his residence in Wheeling, Virginia, last
Wednesday evening. Captain R. was well
known in this community as a kind and lib
eral hearted gentleman, beloved and respected
by all who had the pleasure Of his acquaint-
onno
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N@We are informed by Independent De-
tcctive Hazen, that as the crowd was waiting
for tho down train from Dayton, last evening,
two gentlemen had their pockets picked, one
Of thirty-two dollars, and tho other of twenty
five dollars. .
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GS- John. A. Trimble, jr., son Of the we'll
known stock dealer, J. NJ. Trimble, Esq, of
Hillsboro', Highland County, Ohio, passed
through this city yesterday, en- route for the
Illinois State Fair, to be held at Chicago, in
few days, having in charge the finest Durham
bull this side the Alleghanies.
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GS-We visited the "St. Johns Hospital for
1nvalids," yesterday, and found Mrs. De Mar
bais in fair way of recovery. Her husband
still remains at the Lick Run Asylum. AL
though at times a lunatic, hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery. ..
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G5~It appears from our foreign exchanges
that the cholera has again visited Europe, hav-
ing made its appearance in st. Petersburg, and
from thence travelled to Lubbock and Rostock,
on the Baltic. These citios communicate with
st. Petersburg by means ofsteamboats, which,
it seems, have afforded speedy facilities for lis
progress. From thence it went to Hamburg,
and thence to London and Liverpool. The IA
nous and. terrible epidemic Of 1880 also spread
from tho chief cities of Russia over all Europe.
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E1-We understand that number Of per-
sons are in the habit Of borrowing newspa-
pers from their neighbors, especially the
Penny Press. Now who will do this, when a
paper may be obtained for the trhing sum
of sic cents wseh. "Go thy way and sin no
,nora -
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Cincinnati Academy of Design.

Established by the latO Prof. Robert Conner0
SEMINARY BUILDING, SOUTHWEST COR.
NER SEVENTH AND DMoUND-sTR1ETs.
THIS RE OPENS ON
Il MONDAY, soptemL or 9th, 1852, with its b n,aal
trayon. Pencil Drawing, &C., &c. OF late years the
taste for these branches has rapidly increased
throughout the West, and they arc now looked upon
Tic long standing of this Academy and its nm
ri vailed s,ccess give evidence that, in every respect
"sSI ,sps.aW ''0'TSiW H. ". " RICHARDSON, Principal.
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gss- The following is list of letters de.

gs" The following is list of letters de-
tanned for non-payment of postage at the
Postoffice, in this city, September s:
A. J. Kinsley, box 1900, Chicago III.
A. L. Thompson, Greensburg, Ind.
y. n. Williams, Henderson, KY.
William Lynn, Leayenworth City, Kansas.
John Cockell, San Antonio, Texas.
MIR. Jean Tuchs, Columbus, o.
Mrs Louisa Hamilton, Fontainell, Nebraska Ter
ritory 1t.
Alfred Dobel, Paducah, KY.
Wahl & Glouber, Paducah, Ky.
X. W. Tureman, New Bloomfield, Mo.
John G. McMaster, Venice III.
Miss Il. Il McMaster, Poland, o.
VIM. Ritter, Paducah, Ky. ..-.
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gSg-The ship Sir John Franklin, Of Balti-
moro, just arrived at philadephia from Liver
pool, reports speaking, on the 10th ult., the
British steamship England, from Calcutta,
bound to London. She was under sail, her en-
gines having got out Of order, and when spoken
had been one hundred and fifty days on tho
passage, and her crew and passengers had sub
sisted one meal day for the previous fifty
days. The wants of the sufferers wore relieved
BY the Sir John Frankhn. ..- ----- -
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING Mechanics
Fair, Pixies 0pera-housc; Horticultural Exhi-
bitiOn, Palace Garden; Woods Theater, Ma
tional Theater, Palace Garden Concert, Pal
mer's Museum, and Casino.
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ANOTHER STEAM FIRE. ENGINH.-The friends
of Mr.. Shawk have secured from Council an
order for purchase of small steam fret CINE
made by Mr.. Shawk, to be used as substi-
tute. Cost, $3.50.
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ABoUT.-D. M. Fleming, of the Pqua En-.
quirer, is in the city, and during his stay will
call upon our merchants. He offers an ex-
cellent medium of advertising worthy
tho attention of our wholesale friends.
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[By Telegraph Z
New York Market.
NRw YoRk, September SIP. M


Ashes, So 50 for pots, and So .25 for pearls.
Tho market is unchanged. Flour less active, bet
without important change: sales gS0p brls, st %9
3; supe fine State; 81 4O5 for old and new extra
State; sg4 80 for superhne Western; St 4094 50 for
common 10 good shipping brands extra round-hoop
Ohio; closing firm. Canadiai -four nominal az "a 60
05 90. Small sales Rye -four at 80 50lsi 80. Wheat
more active, and 12c better: sales 1900 bushels ss
Red Michigan; 81 40 for White Canadian; 4,l 80
for new White kentucky; 81 20 for mixed Southern;
81 27 for new White Canadian, sand 81 10 for mixed
kentucky Rye trmer: sales 400 bushels, TO arrive.
at Slc Barley quiet. Coru scarce and frnlor; sales
$500 bushels ut Soc for old mixed Western in stores
and asc deliyered for new do Oats dull az seTe. sss
ern; 3lOc. for Canadian. Whisky nIm sales s s i.o
Urls al 11c Pork heavy and lower; sales $40 oTis:
at S4 75i5 for Mess; SIS for uninspected 90, 9is
for clear and $40 25 for prime keef da saieS ios
ss@i for fepacked CHICAGO and sl2@i2 50
ssles % package at sc or shoulders and sss ,Sr @
No. City to prime Western. Butter firm atl3Cal5o :
for ohio and s92ic for State Cheese ssiec Hec ses
Leather baOyant. Oils more active. Hides lower;
Buenos Ayres 2i1fCG26Ac Sugar stesdy and actiVe'
Coffee steady at llG9ll1sc. .. .,
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ga3- Jumpertz, the murderer Of Sophia
Warner, in Chicago has been granted a new
trial by the Supreme Court of Illinois.
There seems to be a great deal Of sympathy
for him there. Probably it is ON account of
the slight character of his olense. He only
killed the young woman, cut her into con-
venent pieces, and packed her in pork
harral : -
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A BIG CARPET-The carpet that covers the
new sale-room Of W. Sumner q Co., No. n,
Opera house Building, contains over six hun
dred yards of Brussels carpeting. Henry
Falls, of Fourth street furnished 1t. u...
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GS- During the equestrian match at Dayton,
yesterday, lady, whose name we could not
learn, was thrown from her horse, and ro-
ceived serious injuries about the face. She
however carried off the second premium.
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Ga>A fight between two Of our prominent
citizens occurred on Vine-street, below Sixth,
about five o'clock last evening. Result-a
third party, who interfered, got bloody nose.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Several single gentlemen
nD can be accommodated with board and pleasant
sleeping rooms at No. 1863 East Third street Also a
few ladies can beaccommodated. Terms moderate.
tf sep7-bs
ROARDING.-First class Boarding house,
-A1 sycamore-street, between Fifth and Sixth,
west side Large, airy. unfurnished rooms for fam.
lilies. Board and lodging for single gentlemen.
sep6aw" lv' Hll'HT . 7. A. ROWE.
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Gs1-A son of Mr.. George HOLMAN, of Hud-
son, New York, aged seven years, on Thursday
last, pulled out one of his front teeth, and al
though several physicians were called in, the
bleeding could not be stopped, and the lad died
the next day.. vel ST.. e
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FOUND

ENOUND-TWO MULES.-T TAKEN UP,
IL on the I'd inst, two dark brown Mules, about
same age and size. The owner can have them by
calling me, proving prope rty paying ex
as the law, directs. HENRY GO0DMIEK, Fifth
Ward House, Covngton, Ky. sep6avt
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GU- The race over the Cincinnati Trottng
Park yesterday was declared in favor of "Lady
Gay" she winning two straight heats. Time,
5:3OX, 5:341S.
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Steamboat Register.

ApR,yAIs.-M Melrose. Portsmouth; Duuleith, Mays
vile; Superior, Louisville; Wenona, Madison; Roch
ester, st. Louis.
Departures. - Mcrose, Portsmouth Dunleith,
Louis; Pomeroy Kanawha; Wenona, Madison; Un-
dine, Pomeroy; Emma, Memphis
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zsFs-The great celebration at Putin bay,
the layingof the corner stone of the Perry
monument, takes place on Saturday next :
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&S-A movement is on foot in Tennessee,
looking to the erection of IN equestrian statue
of General Jackson, in the western portion of
tho State. A gentleman of Memphis offers to
give 81, 900 toward it.
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CITY MATTERS.

GS>Thanks to j. S. Cook and William
Heaver for handsome bouquets sent to the
office of the PENNY PRESS.
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AUCTLON SAIE.-BY KELT0GI .

A UUELON SALEs--BY KELLOGG &
"a WI rILIAMS, Sale-rooms % and "a East Third.
street Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Carpets, DC,
et ,W ave .tion. On FRIDAY MORNING, September Q,
stocti Of Hardware and Cutlery: 20 gross 4 niyes
anu Forks, assorted 10 gross Ivory and Bone, as
Sorted; 25 setts VI Carvers assortod 70 dozeh WATERS
nssor d. 20 dozen Patent Balances; 20 dozen Pocket
Knives; 20 dozen Hatchets and Hammers Shears,
Patout, Thread, Paper. Pated-ware, Fancy Goods
generally, &c. ,. f.. y.
AT Eaf-past ten O'clock, a good assortment OF new
andtsecOnd hand Furni iture, new and secondhand
carpets, and variety OF other Goods, &c. sep9