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FIRE TNGINE ZOE D

AL 10 want q SAY can get itai TIE Besi sree
a Lnding. atE cents per bod, from
InF-Tm EurmER a EAWE-
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CALAHoosE-The Prisrncrs wH Be- moved
from -his dungeon Of cruelty, IN accordance
with he resolution Of Council. q Is IN cen
temptation 70 put them IN a room in The navy
yard, beneath the pablo school taught there.
As a large member Of girls attend The school we
cannot regard the selection IS a happy one
The csisboose is not a proper place foT the
prisoners, and the prisoners are not proper
-r--hho-e for q grh,rT ho-ea
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THE PIoSEERs FAIE-This fair, now being
held at Odd Fellows Hal, is, ss we anticipat-
cd, one Of no common order. The Hall IL
beautifully and tss,sfully decorated, the ar
engagements are al in good taste, the tables
are spread beautifully with tempting edibles,
and the ladies IN atiendsnos charm BY their
beauty and win an hearts with kind and grace
ful attentions. Nons should miss the fair. IT
IS an unsurpassed one and is open tonight
A fine band Of music Odds spirit aHd hflaHiy
70 +ha festival
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nARNEu GRAHAM has his dav sd lis inferred in
ID ire stock ~ goods and ErocCEies on hand belouE!ue
d ne drm q GRAHAM a HILL. 20 Wa. Ecnzn Hf.
80 viii oaufiuue the Gr1cery aui Commission business
on bis ouu ao10uuf. and IN has own name. a. fhe sane
stand heretofore occupied hT Graham a Ran The arm
81 Graham n Hi viii D. deceived N o hort tune. md
g. onuuurd 81 ne purpose 81 uinfiug % only
BARNETT GRAHAM.
w mTI.
Nemuhu. Msg ., 1853.
In leariuE M Hin 7 take pleasure -u eoumeuIing
lin o. The paGonssc o. the public
mrg7-fusEsm n GRAHAM
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7EcULaR 94ssEyeER PAcEsT ron
Memphis and New Orleans
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
Th-Weekly [. s Mail s Pass -r Lac
BETWEEE NIPPLE NsPrIE
AND E-Cn9


aaI3 ILL.,
Leaves Neuuh.F every TCE-DtT srt-M Hafr-1l
inT isa-si kEr1rg crsrT aEr-nDtr, 4rIen
Steamer Victoria.
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s T. ADAMS, Ese--fELLow FEvERE NV
OzIEAEz-We had he pleasure Of meeting,
in our Office yesterday, with S. R. Adams,
Esq. editor Of the Pauldins CMHss) CIuroH,
one Of ne largest, most widely circulated and
most inf1ential papers IN cur sister State. He
is Oh his way to New York, w;th bis son
We lean from Mr.. Adams who left New
Orleans on Friday evening last, and who re-
manned several days in the city, that there bad
n the city, when be lsh, al rsports to The con
tTsrTn otwiths- 7ndinE. TIE city, he states, was
never more hesla-y al this season.
THE HrLENs sHIrrD.-me Helena &ield,
Of Saturday last, had one very good article in
tie columns Indeed, We think Tho best article
we have seen. T. was a statement Of the con-
dition Of the crops IN q number Of States, in
which this part OF the country is most inter
estsd, compiled from papers published in The
localities reported from, tie whole forming a
valuable compendium Of useful information.
To produce s1ch sn s~rticle, considerable labor,
and the command q an extensive list Of ex-
changes was necessary. L was not. however.
10 eslogise the industry Of the editor Of the
SHE'D that We commenced this paragraph, but
20 complain hat, with the exception Of a very
few lines, -hs whole was taken from the Ar
FEAL Of Nay 81, without the usual credit BE-
ing given What we publish in Our paper is
heartily at the service OF The Shdd, as il is
Of all who do us the honor 10 exchange with
us We oaly ask that when articles that have
cost us 50 much lsbc- and attention are copied,
the COPPER shall apnend the word Memphis
AFFEAL."
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ne sfodk q American Co;fon held IN Livsrpool stIsst
dates vas sol coo bales. II VIII b. seen that Gotta
sroEers we're Fortunate IN Fettiur their supplies uuusu-
sNy early % market, having received GOD pdcfs hr i.
ne dediine viii be most heavily ffff BY holders o. stoskl
IN LiVerpcdl. who viii not b in - sod . posifion D. en-
ugr In iraiinE IN ne new crop next fan. thus. shue
TIE Sguih vii b lsn in near about a. -noi a cudition
- eFrT O. purchasf rsds for c~unsumuu0l. yet sholid
he var ouatnue. hey vii realize is fuu frcs DO TIE
sale ~ he next crop.
ne View Orleans Crescent q Juns c rspNs rsero
"a am5re actlre demand on saturday. via aiu %
sooui 800 bales ~ he range q Ne foliusinE quaatioua.
shoTinE 10 particular change
lnfefior-----.--6 : MItuiuc ...... tokGi1
Ordinary $1,000. TEa ~ God MldfinE .I1H9iiN
Good oreinary--sk 2 ss NdaiinE Falr--t2 sax
Low -Mienn<-...lo 6ioNl
Ths receipts here are d~winflinE dlun to q few b.lssa
DAY, tie avrraEs hr Ibis week bsinE s25 bales ? day.
Shieh Elu - redloed he ocminE week. uuirss he unfsr
In urper Red river should sduit - ne desosndinr 81
sue iaads detained. One carEo o. Io3f hales has sunk.
ne tosl recelpiE AZ al The pars naE ciEe ~ this ever
inE e. a,ss7 rs Bales win nothing hter frou CaTlfstcn
md saraunah ihan already puhlisbed. ne rfcrinfs ar
Aabne up @ lat evsning fFridayl foT ne wesk we're
SO haies-a taTEs falling % fhefctal roceira az mat
pou lrss Fiorids r~eoeipisl are e56a5 f bales There are
not a. I've inland tuWns. on he 1t inst TfEa bales.
nskinE ne total quantity a. iirht 8iI5f 500 taies
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Taylor 5 .ucE,oen.

Teacher Wanted.
T'uE Trustees % BOLIVAR MALE ABE desire
a o. empcy an experienced Teacher q Rurlish snl
ne Classics, q take charge q this institution a. The
session o1umenciug TIE hrst Monday q September, 1850
A man 90 famiiy, and one who matcs teacling . profss-
Son, is preferred.
Apply 20 TIE -undeuigned, 81 Bolivar. Tennessee
GEORGE WOOD.
mTal-tUau. Chatnmau AZ ne RasrF
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Ayers Ague Cure.

A60S S0AOs
which neutraEzes this maiarigls poison IN the
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 expel il from the
body As it should, % Il does cHrs this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
or rather does what Is Of more service 70 those sub
jet % this Infection. II taken in season l. eKpels
IL from the system as il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use II free from its stacks; keeps the
system ia health although exposed 10 the disease.
Consequently Il not only cures, bat protects from.
the great variety Of affections which are induced
By this mllgnant influence. such as Remittent
kereT. Gail Fever, Dumb, OF Masked Ague,
Pcuoiical Headache, or Bilious Heatache, Bilious
Eevcrs, NeInlgia, Rheumatism, G0ut, BLINDNESS,
To0th1che, Earache, Cafarrh, Asthma. Palpita-
u0ns, Painful Affections o. the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach aud Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause. VIII Be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGUE CURE"
removes the cause 0fthese arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This il accomplishes By stimulating the excre-
tories 10 eEpel the virus from the system and
these organs By degrees become habited 70 do this
theirufice Of their own accord. Hence arises what
We term ootiiaafatioH. Tint may accomplish the
same end, but often life IS not long enough, or is
g1cnhced iE the attempt, while this " AGyE
does g % once, and with safety. We have great
reason % believe this Is a surer as weu as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the masmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and il has still another
important advant7ge to the public, which is, that
81 j. cheap as vel As good
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-sECOND-HAED PIANOS


For Sale.
have a uumeer ofseo0ud-hand Planes. which We
w viii seIvpv cheap.
my2L MCKINNEY CO.
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A R 10 q clo,hlnE ana Dry Cot 3, errhsnse
n Tor city Or suburban property.
js YOUNG. L 4 co.
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E9chOnUp-

CLAREI Wines Of The best brands; waite %; Bran-
dies. 0h Bourtua, Chanpa-us. Port and Mei~ria
Wissssi is; MITCHELL & co 3
lef Provinf A Strwsrffs pinrf
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Fresh Country Butter. Fgos
Also Something Good tn mini

HANS Psiu and Clnvassed. Clear sides. Hresffr,f
II Banun, beef nluEues, Craskers. Cnsskneu Busruiin.
and many ethsr sd eatahles. a.
Is MITCHELL a 90
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oorrOS AsD TAABg- me Nsr Torr Herald Of s..

corros AND TRADE The New Tort Herald % sat-
urday, in IN article upon ne dry gods tradf. has tho fi-
hVins remarks upoa the influences re Cattan market -
hksiy % have upon general business
ne decline in Cotton. IN Consequence 81 ne var. viii
MT ened ne planters materially - far as the present
oop \ unoernef-estimated a. 4 100 % bales. aB15lO0O
% which have already reaGhed ne port. eavlnz On TIE
Interior i6 900 bales. Grueu nav afso osn q PORTION
% the flooU halss q stock In ~ PoTis. An the rest
are disfrlfrfeF a. folrrwr
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For New Orleans Every Friday.
TfuE very faf a~rrar q. rrf HaE 49,
l steamer CAPITOL = n CLrrrr LAf
Aastars leaveu every FlilnT st q p. 81.
1l.EuiuT afal rnar -cr1l urrfl rrr Hrt
arriving A. New Orlsa -r srlf1T r-e-1r etr a
-~1rqriIrl ln speed Hrsn 1 r~-1a-i-- IN t1as
~ HHrm - 49, naHHaHa 600.
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Rnsinrss Nnfifss.

Flour, mill feed Snd corn meal can be had IN.
quantities to suit purchasers at the Planters
Mills, Poplar street, an az low figures; call
and see for yourselves iss-3t
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the giobe, is the Consequence Of : diseased acton
ia the system. induced By the poisonous miazm d
vegetable decay This cxhalation is evolved By
tie acton o. solar heat on wet soil, and nses with
the uatery vapor from H. While the sun is below
che harizon tins vap0r fingers near the e1rihiS sur
lace, and the virus Is taken With il through the
lungs into the blood. There il acts As N irritating
Paison on the internal visceTl and excretng organs
ofthe body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 10
seerete not only this virus, but also the ble from
he blood Both the virus and the BILE Accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent eonsutu-
h0ul disorder. The spleen. the kidneys. and the
stomach sympathizs With the liver. and become
dsonered also. Finally, the instinct Of cur or
ganiEn, IS II in an attempt 20 eIpel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the intEnal exIetones % force them 20 east L
out The blood leaves the surface, and r-shes 70
the central organs uith congestive violence This
Is the chill Bat In this efoui fls. Then the
FEvEH follows in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES % the surface, as If IN
another effort % expel the irritating poison through
that other great eKcretory tn skin. In this
also it fails. and The system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
10 repeat the hopeless Effort another day. These
are the fits OF paroKysms Of FEyER AND AouE-
Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course under
mine the health fit is nor removed.
We have hborod % dnd. and have found, an
aufidnte.
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Heavy 0snaburgs and Drills

q Il o II III Z N @ a.,
FOR MEN,
YOUTHS,
BOYS, and
CHILDREN,
q Shirts, Gloves, Cravsis. Collars. g. Pine Lace
hanues Points, Shavls, Lsos Mits, Hanfksrdhlef. sc
~ View supEHrs oonsianuy r~eoeiying
Taylor 5 .ucEsoen.
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RAmwAT AocrnEsT--A dispatch was yes
terday received in this city, stating that The
cars had been thrown from the Charleston rail
road rack, six miles east II p Etol. Samuel
Tate, Esq, President Of T. MsnPLis and
Charleston Railroad, wasiEsyeBHg o The train,
and was q suaersr on he occasion having bis
nigh. srm broken; otherwsys ~ vaspot in
Iured. He expesteI 70 reacl his home in this
CITY ts-daK.
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Hunted.
SaudI Saudg

A rEkcHEs fz ne Female Assas@y s9liysI Tenn
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z. .. MAIL LIN Z
FOR LOUIsVI IL,
49,
EvERT ECNDAT. HrRsDtT - sAIClutY.
At o'CLocE ? a.
r.-.-.-----W Lam. Master
Every MONDAY rtap ~
MOSES McLELLAE----...--..r- ~ Enwry. El-trr
EVcry rurnspAT H3r 81
sO-CTHEEGER -....s.-.--.-G U r~1rrLrrr. Ntrar-
Every SATURDAY atfF 81.
TONNECTTNG At Cairo u.h he T-7ra ca1l-8r RS
ruatf It Pain-ah VIII ur ~ s. Mff S.sua-- fs
Nashville and 81 b irta M no rrnr -srI ---. o.
net az L11Vrire with 'fH O. g Wr Lra aHrHs-
JACOB SrEADER s. T~ELEGRAPT 80 Q
ar Clncinnsaf ara tlrl-r v1 fhr LrIa E.rH. H4.rnss
lni it, n~9unsTlnE ulcscf cadG lu ne N.-r-u ssl
Elstern ciues.
PaSsnSsrs ueksisiiy this reu;s IN potr. Na-fl
ani East
Tara1sh raosipts given ~ ortar rtc. Destined 49,
Nc- TarE. P-l-is.vaIa. Boston 1a-iu--c u1 aI ather
points.
ne boais 10 this Ire are Ia aas o-f-r. a1d Gre uns-F-
passed Cor speed. emf sr. Hata+T-
PRIEST s. IwEE AGENTS
Monroe street uu-h I-e. between T-.I, llw td Hlil.
de23-6m
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aaA
Leaves MeuprH -rHr sAlCzDtT g. ~. Rafzrr
E lra7af FaE1l-E every tuesday, arm
fVfHE aters flr-a -aafpaa@urs rer
i ss have t.rn rIs-af -a-a.-rrfr A1r
tln trade between Waurhla arf TrE-llrr -
~ Val run arl1EhuEt tha entire rrIaHn aenrrHy 20
20 hfeEliug Hc1aiale aElur reiFff Hi uHe-Fa1--s 80
aa points on ns rlFw between Hruast aui r. faHrE
iA1 f~eoeipflnf thr-uEh Or rsigh- and 1l-srrzsr Hr al
Duluts on fhe
sfrkaItsns and WHIT RirFrs.
VIVA ue bounds 81 The tips ~ fHr Mr Pu.-H c1
te rivers. PrIu1r AMI -eHEH~ crrr rHus aHH a1
muia hy --ls line u.rsAe fl-~.1- s-eaHsaf be Raj
ruai raures
Passengers Bound south
u1net promptly ~ uHfr-- fr-r-r
At~NAPOLEoE-flt ps1E-u ar 4rtarszz snf Whits
River.
AT GAINss LNlHEG-W --t o. 90 Mo-
bceil1. Warrer. Crmlan nrf w-rrrHr BONG no
o1u1ty seat raua-l7a-r n D-l- Ea-s- s1 Crrru
aslutirs Az
vlCEErRG-vIh R-T--sff -rats su' y-a
Oreans l1 ~ hours AHT url rrH~ r-- r Nv
0reaia Red River T111' sd 7- Er-. tue
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NORTH MEMPHIS PHoPEErr-Messrs. G..
b Locke s. Co. sell, to-day on the premises,
some I've lots in the Greenlaw avenue. The
rapidly with which North Memphis is imProv-
ing should lend an additional inducemeut to the
fact that but little property in that direction
has been offered this spring. Terms liberal
0nnlhnsses an raf-eshnents free
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ssa.. a.a. : V rr.... a... : ELL saIHss va.
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VIZ are a~uthurired g. unu1uucs M name % TIE presut =
CITY NarshsL WILLIAM TNDERWOoD Esa cauefl1fa a
fr rr-elerion a. tbs city eisiion usKt month q
nsI-trs =
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Watches, clocks, IeNelry, slIvsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc See Advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co, 2s3 Main street.
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In another column, see the ADVERTISEMENT Of
GEoRsE PArTrsoE a Co, Booksellers and
ststiOners, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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For City Tax Collector.
" p are aufhNlEef 10 uuucUn1e JOB BLEnS0E, a. .
fr The once ~ Gifts Tax Coleaar, at TIE en-
June election. iai-tes
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w are auth0riHrd to alnounce Cart W. q CAUsFT. /
b. acautllste Or me once q Cite Msrshaf.
nall -
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Fer Mayer.
w are uurhlrlred and rrglesfcd Il annrunce job
B. ROBINSON o. q caniidafr ~ fh- cH1r - Mrvor Al
The ensuing municipal eleciau anfs-fa
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For City Marshal.
We are auihCrlEed % Eunouuce JOHN A. WISE a.
candidate for election to ne emce 81 City Msrshal a. The
ensuInE June election. aus-tes
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CI.ARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excesses and removes oil OBJ
structions. from whatever cause, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not 6etaken 6Y females that are
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS,
as they are sure TO bring on Miscarriage; bat at
epery other time, and in crsry other case, they are
perfectly safe.
In al cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness. Fatigue
on slight eIerton, Palpitation Of the Heart, Low
ness Of spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites,
and all the painful diseases occasioned by dis"r'
dcrei system, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other mems have failed.>
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
!. A bottle containing so pills. and encircled with
the Government Stamp of Great Britain, con be
sent post free for 81 and postage stamps.
JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y,
General Agent fer United States.
For Sale by ALLISON & BRATTON and V. A.
CAUSSE & CO., Yorkville, s. c.; HAv1LAND,
STEPHENSON Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents,
and by respectable Druggists.
May l6 leowoy
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repairs are needed upon the Chester pump. The
framing will require Carpenter, the balance can
be done with the Company hands.
The two Engines are in running order. The
Kings Mountain requires n new frame to the
tender, the lumber for which have ordered, and
will shortly be in readipess We have n Carpenter
now employed on the box carS-to make the ten
der frame will take about four weeks. the iron
work can he done with the Company negroes.
There are two first class Passenger Cars, IN ta'r
running order-tLey will need some sligh repairs;
one second class Passenger Car, not in use' IN
running order nine hox Cars including one used
for the baggage car-this and one other box ear
are old and require the wood work renewed this
season; the other box cars are in good running
order, excepting two, needing to be recovered
with sheet iron or tin; there are eight Platform
Cars in good running order, excepting one broken,
recurring the wood work to be renewed. ON
satisfied the negroes in the Shop are capable Of do
ing all ordinary repairs to the Engines and Cars,
and apprehend no difficulty in the successful man
agement of this department.
Respectfully submitted. W. Z. ROSE
General Superintendent
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AsueapsrIos FOR THE New YEAR.-With the
heo;nninp of the New Year, we oil, more or iess'
form plans for the future. We revise the BOOKS
Of the past and examine wherein we have commit
ted errors. Let US strive to improve upon our eA
perience. five have been unfortunate 10 enter
pr;sss or speculations, let US see wherein we can
remedv our mistakes. The world is made up, IN
a GREAT measure, by haphazzards. We are all, TO
Great extent, governed by the ebbs and flow OF
the tide of fortune. Should you wish to "take 1t
at its food" you cannot do better than to enclose
slO, SIS, or S2l, to WooD EDDY s Co., Whining
ton, Delaware, or to the same firm at Augusta.
Georgia. These gentlemen are the propr'etors OF
the legalised lotteries Of these Sates-secured oy
charter of their respective legisiatures-ana pro
v;onsIv nnder the management of Messrs. Grego
~ and Maury, and Messrs. s. Swan s Co. The
names Of the present managers are guaranty for
the faithful discharge of all pecuniarity oeiga
tions incurred by them. 10
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The Sickles Trial.

The Indictment being handed TO the jury they
retired at ten minutes to 2 p. m.
Much interest Was naturally excited during
these proceedings. Then commenced a general
conversation among the spectators, respecting the
event of the trial and the probable finding OF the
;prv. The room was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity-all anxious to see and hear the closing
scenes of the drama. The jnry were out an hour
and ten minutes make way for tho Jury, was
heard from a bnilff, and thereupon the interest
became painful. The jury entered, and atter the
officers had succeeded in restoring order, the jury
were asked if they had agreed upon verdict
we have said the foreman.
Verdict of Not Guaty.-Tbe prisoner was then
requested to stand mp. When the foreman rem
dered the verdict of mot guilty" the quiet whicn
prevailed during this scene was suddenly cnangeG
into loud and deafening huzzas and stamping OF
fpet The Judge, pale and agitsted. stood up,
indulpipp in Kind of pantomimc, while the Mar
sbsl was near his side vainly endeavoring to res
tore order Such scene was never before wit
messed in this court.
Mr.. Stanton, in loud and sgitated tone, NOV
ed that the prisoner be discharged, and this was
done as soon as the verdict was recorded.
Scene. after the Aegunal.-Sickes was nocom-
nan;ed bv his friends out of the room amid huzzas
In nassinp he was grati6ed, at his own request
in getting good look at the jury, whom he
thanked for their verdict. =,
Reaching the portioo, he was there greeted with
deafenipo shouts from the multitude, and many
called for a speech.
He was placed in hack, and an immense re-;
.;npe Of other hacks filled with friends followed
him to the residence of ]. H. McBlair, IN the i'm
mediate neighborhood Of his former dwelling
There thousands of persons thronged to congratu-
late him on the result of the trial. -.
As soon as the announcement Of the Verdiot
reached Pennsylvania Avenue, that thoroughfare
was instantly deserted, all rushing towards 'u
dietary SQUARE to join in general congratulations;
In short, no event ever so startled the Poiitical
metropolis from its usual propriety as the verdict
Of this iury-apd o victor from the held OF oattie
was never more warmly congratulated than Dan
iel E. Sickes.
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HARRIs0N's COLUMBIAN
HAIR DYE.

SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED.
1t has double the quantity and strength of any
other. 1t gives perfectly natural color.
1t colors every shade from light brown to jet
black. Its use is easy and rapid.
1t is perfectly harmless to the skin.
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent.
1t is the best, quickest cheapest and safes; DYE
ever made.
Directions for use accompany each box.
Price | OF. 81 :2oz ST so: 4 oz. So; 8oz S5
Entered according to Act of Congress- In the year 1885,
lby A. W. Harrison in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court of the U S. for the Eastern District of PENN
For snle by ALLISON Y BRATTON, V. A.
IGAUSSE & CO., and H. F. ADICKES g. co
Manufacturer, APPOLLOS W. HARRISON,
10 South 7th st., Philadelphia. [f24]i
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains
SELLING OFF AT COST!!!
r Fl STMRJI,.

F. H. SIMRIL,
HAVING determined to dispose of his entire
Il IL Stock, and retire from business, will from
this day, offer his large and varied assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, STRICTLY AT COST FOR CASH.
A large portion Of the Stock was purchased
last Fall, and embraces all varieties in the latest
style, and Of the best fabrics.
Those who call early will get the best Goods,
at Bargains never equalled in this market.
REAENBER.-Every article at the cost mark
and invariably for Cash!
sA. Those indebted to F. H. SIMRIL, SIM
RIL l. WILLIAMS, and F. II. SIMRIL & CO.,
ore requested to settle either by Cash or Note.
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