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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
LITERARY NOTICE.

49,. ~ the most interesting anu uSeAu g
.;ons which comes to our sanctuh 10 'Ae
American, a weekly publication, ue -
,Anla;s,,oe new inventions, and the whole rang
"a. -; and manufacturing arts. The Scien
90 -,aran has been published for fifteen years
A.. veuknown Patent Solicitors Hessfs'
,.,,s g. 70 ~ Park Row, New YORK anu HAS
arlv incre ased in interest ana circuiatlon, 49,
y"' ..;ad we understand, nearly 10000 sud-
,hers which il the best of evidence thal ~
nuhlica,ion is appreciated by the reading pnone
10 those of our readers who may no. DC iAA
;.b the character of the paper, we VIII STATE 0AAe
- .h snbiects of which it treats Its illustrated
| :.;os of all the most important improve
| 49,. 8; steam and agricultural machinery WIN
! .,,snd i, to the Engineer~and Farmer "hiie
tina new household inventions ana snop 'oois ""A
are illustrated by engravngs ana oeScripeo - 4'
columns, with the practical receipts con'aineo ~
| verv number rerders the work desirable 10 house'
| tseners. and almost indispensable to every me-
/ chapic or smith who has shop ZOE H.a"ui"
= ing new work, or repairing ola.
The Scientific American is universally regarded
| =. +bs inventors advocate and monitor; the re-
} os;tors of American inventions, and the great
rtbor;tv on law and all business connected WIKI
| patents The Official List OF claims "s lssueu
weekly from the Patent Offfce, in washington
are published regularly in its columns. All 'ne
most imvortgnt Patents issued by the oh'eu
| Pate
., it's pspes thus forming unrivalleo history OF
@ American Inventions. ,s,,d Ian.
II is not only the best but the largest ana CO aP
os+naner devoted to Science, Mechanics, Manu1ac
urers and the Useful Arts published in the world
|, HON. JUDGE MASON, formerly Commissioner OK
Patents is not only engaged with the publishers in
l. their immense Patent Agency department. but rs
1t a writer on Patent Laws and Practice, his aphity
is forcibly portrayed in the Columns OF TINS paper
The Scientific American is published once
weak every Saturday, each number containing 10
napes of Ietterpress and from 10 to IL original En-
cravings of New Inventions consisting OF the most
- | ;mproyed Tools Engines Mills. Agricultural Ma
chimes and Household Utensils, making 81 numbers
vi in a year. comprising s32 pages, and over 9oN
Id Original Engravings printed GU heavy hve paper
I'd in form expressly for Binding and all FOR o. POI
aEnum. ri,
or New Volume slomnetce on the LIST OF July
and we hope q large W.
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

). Another. Young was called
yesterday morning to hold an inquest
upon the body of a negro woman named
Eliza, III the village of Burtheviile
= TIE woman was a slave, the property OF
Mr.. lagrange. and supposed to be
about as years OF age. Verdict, death
caused by bleeding Of tho lungs"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

Hquest.-On Wednesday last, Coro
ner Dan Young of this parish held an
inquest upon the body of man by the
name of Jaen Pierre Pouehe, aged
abo,it335 years, native of France; found
dead upon the plantation of Mr. f.
.fsestoa, ESQ, on the coast, short dis
! tance.above this city. The verdict rem
dersd:by the jury was, ''death from in
s temperance"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
,somledg.nents a.

H>Tyss "a H. -ins ss.nnY'
invite the attention of the JoIns pm
mittee of the Parish to the unsafe
unhealthy, and nearly untenantaole
condition in which portion OF that build
ING have latterly Observation-Disclosures
no doubt by defects which must have
existed at the time of it's completion.
Our illusions are particularly direct
ed to the imperfect manner in which
the roof or covering was placed upon
the edifice; it has given unmistakaele
and undeniable evidence OF having been
insecurity put on-fromthe date almost,
or shortly after the time it was hnisheo
/ and declared ready for the various
officers and purposes for which the
building was designed by the authori-
/ ties who ordered its erection, and tor
which a very liberal price was paid the
contractors; certainly sufficient to have
afforded to the Parish an edifice OF
equal dimensions with roof securely
t and substantially placed upon it, thar
a the occupants of the Offices would MOI 9,
e be annoyed from leakage or the struc'
ture damaged thereby.
Yet aside from all errors, omissions
defects or imperfections which ma.
have existed in the construction AM
completion of the Court House, it mus
( now be plain to every person who ma;
: choose to examine the condition 9
several of the apartments IN the house
that the safety and security OF tn
records Of. the parish as well as tn
durability Of the edifice, demand almo
immediate attention on the part OF thos
who alone have the subject finder the
control.
ay It is no more than reasonable to g
he pect that OH. the ground OF econon
ed alone, the Committee will at an ear
ee day give to the matter that attentl'
which it's Importance demands.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

r55S Why ought the Carrollton Railroad Com
many to establish n telegraph line between New
Orleans. c,arrollton and the Lake with very little
c,st7 Because they have (Wfr9 that goes from
Carrotora to the Lake and from Carrollton to New
Orleans.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

Consecration-Th ST. Marys Church
has been lately extended and thoroughly
repaired and painted, in order to better
accommodate the increasing population
and number of it's members. we
congratulate Mr.. Colson, the builder In
having done his work SO well. Inc
dedication will take place upon Sunday
morning the LIST proximo, commencing
Mt 9 O'Clock. The Rev. Father Curroz'
s. j., will administer the benedlctlon.
A sermon in Englishwill be delivered
by the Rev. Father Murphy >. d.
and a number of Catholic clergymen
| will attend. c,,
The Choir of st. Theresas Church
under the direction of the distinguished
4 Mr.. La Haehe will discourse sacree
music during High Mass.
BY special invitation the Jefferson
Rifles will attend in uniform, which W.
anticipate will produce an interesting
feature in the ceremony.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
vERpIcr FOR THE SEWING GIRL

VERDICT FOR THE SEWING GIRL
$1,000 ages-In the Superior Court
New Y ork, on the 22d, Miss Lima Nor
Il wsald, the sewing girl who brought an
acton for an aggravated assault and
battery committed by Levy Aarons and
jkgid Cabella, recovered a verdict TOR
10000 damages.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
CITY OF CARROLLToN:
.Aru1RDAY, JUNE 80, 1850,

OR CITY Council met on WEDNESDAY
last-the regular meeting day. Inc
business before the Board was attended
to and the Council adjourned. See
proceedings.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
pATIFTC4TION MEETING.

We the Undersigned, heartily approving the
,,o,ninot;ou of Hon. JOHN BELL. of Tennessee,
Gov President of the United States, and Ion. Ed
WARD EVERETA of Massachusetts for vice
president-aud belfe that the only means of
r.storinf- harmony SoEour distracted Republic is
10 repudiate all platforms except the Constitution
of the United States, the Union of the States ana
the enforcement of the Laws-recommend all clti
zens of Jefferson Parish who hold similar senti'
nents to meet us at CARROLLTON, SATJR-
DAY, June 80 at half-past O'Clock, to- ratify the
nominations made and to pledge our efforts to Sc
-. a., s,,~.,~ss IF ticket.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

Police Jury, Left Baak-On Monday
next, July Cd, the members elect for
the ensuing twelve months will assem-
1,o at their Room in the Court House
in this city for the purpose OF organi-
xation. We notice but one change
from the Jury Of last term, that OF Mi.
Perret in the precinct represented
heretofore by Mr.. G. E. Roger, who
declined being candidate.
The Jury of last term were attentive
to the duties belonging to the important
position which they occupied. The
revival and establishment of our Public
schools was a measure of no ordinary
Importance to the community Ihe1
adopted the right measures at tn
proper time throughout their Legislation
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

~ Henry Evans and John Gun, who
were before his Hon. Judge Burthe on
Friday the 22d, on the charge of selling
Eouor to slaves, were not acquitted OF
the offence. The jury could not agree.
To come up again in October next.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

rD1'here are no longer any pursers
in the navy, Congress having changed
the title to paymasters, as III the BRIT
ish navy. The rank and pay remain
the same.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

y A large sale of Italian marble
took place in Baltimore on thursday
last. In addition to the CITY trace
there was a large atten3ance from nm
Charleston, S. c., Philadclphia, Pits
burg. Cincinnati, Richmond, Norfolk,
Washington and other places.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

tEDn Thursday last, his Hon. Judge
e8s.a,,rfbe rendered sentence upon Daniel
End ASEusta Rosenquest, convicted on
ueSaay last on the charge of possess
he ceunterfeit or spurious coin. The
kntence passed upon each was, ten
hears at hard labor in the penitentiary
at Baton Rouge,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

- Why are some of the members OF the st
Narvs Church opposed TO Capt. DreuN's Company
attending service tomorrow Because they do
not wish to see it, Irifled)
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
1000 damages.

Departure of Steamships.-The Brit
ish steamer Vigo left New York on the
Odd for Liverpool, with As cabin pas
sengers and $50 in the steerage. She
took out S5O7 1897 in specie.
The United States mail steamer
Arago also sailed on the ODD, with 2lc
passengers aud $s13,41O in specie.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30


Military Display.-The Newport K.
B. "Daily News" of Friday the I'D
instant, says:
.gThis afternoon there will be grand
Military Review probably on Fort
Adams, at 3 O'Clock by His Excellency
Gov. Sprague. There will be in line
tbe Boston Light Infantry, the New
York Light Guard and Newport Arti IL
lerv numbering respectively %, 81, %
men. In addition there will be Dod-
worth's Band of 36 men, Gilmore's Band
of Boston of 80 men and Gilmore's Cor
net Band of Pawtucket, of % men. 1t
will be "a beautiful sight, if the weather
is pleasant, and it is difficult to see no"
| it can rain again soon. a.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

The Rev. DR.. Scott who was d"
delegate from California to the General
Assembly, left New York ON the 10Th
inst on his retF6n to San Francisco.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

EgMr. j. Hall, owneraof the fast
trotting horse G.. M. Patchel1, asks
500. 600 for him, and $4,000 has been
offered. #
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
10 T. G /
10 t'ICI4.S Sta
CARROLLT0N COUNCIL ne
REGULAR MEE.N
WEDNESDAY, June 81, 1861

Pnrsrsr lion. a. s. Fe,.h r.
Messrs F. Fischer, Davenport I.9okes'
c.. Englcman and G. Herrle
ApsE>r-Messrs j. X. ilutchsorNNm
MAYO and F.. Scnu.er.
The minutes of May 30 and JiiI
were rerd and approved.
The Treasurers Report for two seks
ending this day was read showing bal
ance of $2,435 IS cash on hand.
report was read from the Alyo'
statinsr that he had accepted thdite
from Mrs. Maddox for land to ,pen
Plum and Mary streets through Spafe
56. that he had signed a warrant tol:@
D. Hamper for $43S as the amount OF
his first bill of costs in tax suits; that
no is ,bout to contract with Mr.. Decuere
for the delivery of ten thousand barrels
of small shells and thathe hadpurchased
| wheelbarrows and the work of making
| the new levee is progressing.
On motion, the report was received
and the action of the Mayor approved"
A report was read and received from
1.-THE Attorney on sundry matters.
Communications acere read:
1st-From j. NJ. Magee asking a
reduction of his tax bill of 1859. On
motion it was referred to the Finance
|
Committee.
2nd-From Elisha Bell on the sub
iect of taxation. On motion it was
referred to the Finance Committee.
3rd-From Joseph Burrows in rela
ton to his securityship on the Bond of
Attorney Upton. On motion it was
received.
Mr. Davenport offered '.an Ordinance
to provide for Recording Privileges
and to regulate tax SUITS 1t was read
, and on motion of Mr.. Brookes laid over,
until next meeting.
A bill of Constable Kerner to amount
| of sos for costs in tax suits was read
by title and referred to Finance Com
y mittee.
,, Sndry bills were read. The rule I
e were suspended and the Mayor author
- lied to draw warrants for the following
n persons and amounts.
ID y. O. q c. r. r. Co., freight bill 81 OF
ii. F. Matte, cart Nos n
il. G.. G.. Porter, Not. fees .:----- IL IN
R. w. H. 81. NJ. Young AS barrels ,
1e brickbats- 70 &C
e- On motion of Mr.. Engleman bill OF
Recorder Commagere for $2l for re-
cording judgments which had been re-
ferr&,to Finance Committee was takeI
up. I'd, on motion of Mr.. Fischer thu
rule sere suspended and the bill or
der W& MD on the warrant of the Mayor
On Stion of Mr.. Brookes secondeI
byl II Engleman, the Mayor wa
aud ad to contract with Mr.. Per9
fol !, bats sufficient to construct ~
fol bn for the Shellroad in CAM
IN Aotion. the Council adjorrne
un TO th of July 1861
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

SaeriF's Sales-Sheriff Dreux will
sell at public auction THIS DAY. at u
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the door OF the Court
Eouse on Canal Avenue, in this city,
valuable improved Real Estate, eiigioly
located within this corporation. See
terms, description, etc, in another
column.
Also--on Tuesday next, July B. 1861
on the premises in the Town OF Gretna'
in this Parish, the Sheriff will offer
for sale at IL O'Clock, M, Real estate
and lot Of household furniture. Fol
terms, ETC., see advertisement.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

DpsrRIYcrIoN OF A ROMAN CATHoL-
To CHURCH. Philadelphia, June I'd
The Roman Catholic Church OF the
Holy Trinity, eorfsef of Fourth ana
snruce streets, was destroyed by hre
this afternoon, and completely gutted'
The valuable altar painting of the Cru
cifxion alone was saved. Loss about
S25. 600. Insured for about $lo'Ooo'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
,sent to Baton Rouge.-The following

Sent to Baton Rouge.-The following
named eonvicts were yesterday morn
ING placed ON board the steamer Capltoi'
under escort of the Sherif's othcers'
who viii deliver them up TO the state
to expiate the penalties severatly award
ed them under tho outraged laws OF the
land. - he
wife-possessing counterfeit coln-lo
wears in the Penitentiary at hard labor
James English, James Crews, James
Davis, and seaunop t--Larceny-
| one wear each iT tie ise,sitantiary al
hard labor. -, :,
The criminal docket of the parish is
moro free, ofAeases than it.has been TO-
a considerable Tins: -
| wtvy The Houma (rerrebornel Cere
= IF the Odd says, destructive hre &c
Mrred in that place on the 18th instant
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

STREET FIGHr-Two EDITORS SHOT
Eyachburg, Ta., June 23.-Joseph ana
Rabert Button, editors of the Virginlan'
were shot in the street to-day by the
hrothers Hardwick, editors and propri-
etors of the Republican. One OF the
Buttons is said to be mortally, and the
other seriously injured. Both Hard
| wicks have been placed in Jail.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
r.r-n. OF shc Newspaper'

Terms 81 tmO Nc"sR~ -.
ri Of the sCarrollton Sun" VIII Dssan
the c3d june, Instant it viii be printed and nd
nerstofore good type and .a da,r ner Volume
,,1 ,nl :, nuSer paid for before the close OF
the volume i paid for h IN Of Sc mum
hers four dollars vii be received Tor .ne IF the
yoIume but not paid before r.; . dolars win, in
full volume Of l04 numbers s'1 1o
IN instances, be requrd. Gov a less term
No SUBSCRIPTION WIN be received 10 aur I'M ADVANCE
MA a. stated at the time; the paper VIZ a.uaS
be on. ., nrhl;sher should choose to do 30.
Rates Of Advertising
.u.s.-+,aements will be charged u Zone don an.
square Q, Tss ashs Sa
~ cD, a on personal matters, If admit
ted vein to pon na,d sne n
and must, invariably, be paio ZOE ~ 90
their publication. ~ for 9
Advertisements inserted by the month OF az the
longer period win be ch hal nes Tor less one
month, IA /; Two months, s6; and for
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
Who is at Fault?-The Carrollton

Wbo IS at FauIt?-The Carrollton
Railroad Company advertised Tor sale
and sold a portion of ground on Upper
Line street, which of right belonged 10
the City of Carrollton; the City sur
yeyor gave to the purchaser the lines
and dimensions of said property; saio
lines as given encroach upon the rights
of this city; the purchaser has fenced
in the property, in accordance with the
lines given him; the city stands mute
in the matter, and suffers imposition TO
be heaped upon it to the annoyance OF
large number of citizens and tas
! PAYERS. We ask again, who is at fault
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12
e2R0 RPar0rn.

nANAaAT -r1u iae- slnF one mite "a
ID wae ~ OzEaEl pos GEE zen r-ahs cI-rf1s -
n saz rr- three lerr1 Der. r-FEr
BIZ very lara cerper clorrf rfer1i r1und@
flr= su1u hans and feet sw1rH1s-E HE-Elr71 yin
EleE ll he rzrs FER RIGGS r-t-er q ser U ETu EoE
ule1 srsz-l ts stout lulE al.ut I've Q 90 elEbi inchez
f.-. end Vauid E=irt uear Ger kuucrra ard sixty
urrrz ws - rs1her brisf. wiz q RIA Dr. hs Eait-
Ea. gEJEGE, q pia1k urr1 z1zt tW-ng eiEht
rea-s g 4rf5 rtrsirtE anaut &c Jet eleven t-ctes
hrt sf rasII ueEh p-ltlry me hundred End sew
elfT-rre ucuuds D. SLOW rplkels 81 ehl a. over one
81 Ea4 eve rrEA- clultfuEl1e flrer luNs bEL ezlll1
aerrs siren Gkrn - hs wslk slow square ia1ei sauf
ana ar1are hrft.
Also 1sEAk b DARK csr1ef clored Ee-roi inA fH
feet Hr6- Eea wer1 one hl1lres AID etElI pounds
saH1- rr rr-fra Tfars 81 s~H stout bui5 -eafE
sh.-1eref; u1Te and EresEs grlca. ans l7lks . cas-
auHfT aur irfrI tr-arr uhen EaE-n Co.
Lr-se -lree EerTaes ler ny r~aniafF1 on ioea-h
u1tzfa river. a1asl th- dr-t 81 JAY last ne Lfi
usuel- Bal WI uH.tlhT urks DIS way % De ArT
ArtWa-s. were be- has a VIE me seo1nd HoLe
Irt Elh Bal. end d. probably IN hs c1mpaus- ne
t1lr- u-rf-. i-hsm. may entrzrcr - make ne "ig %
BIZ UE sTral. EruruEE. al De- hl- o. auTes Der
Fr ue above described ur7ruas. d tazen tHseLne
ara delivered O. mr. or uut iu cone 1al sothat en- si
then, . sM pay the suu = Eree hrnered oola oi
fE8 huucree illarF ~ BIZ. and fng dollars eaeh fcT
Genre aud 1sfau. if sker seasrsfeT.
Alg luf1rmau-l nleef win s ration. EcD1Fiu a.
Co Me1rhiE WI be sulfa E reuarael-
EDET. s. kATBuhHB
Oskfsnf. TaIohusha o1unigs
arfs u7E Mississippi
Tst Boris RsBuaiau sod Des Are lArk) citizen oVJ
rW1 months In weekir.f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12

DR.. Wheaton, proprietor Of the Bellevue
gardens, two miles south Of he city, yesterday
hrouEh: into our Office, as specimen, . basket
Of his Bartlett pears, the most delicious fruit
B. which we have treated our palate this sea
son. It possesses a vinous favor. is as Juicy
as The pineapple, ana msIts like highly Favored
ice-cresm in the mouth. Or. Wheaton informs
us hat a full bearing tree Of this fruit will
yield at least from fifty TO ~ssyentY-fve dollars.
Thus, counting sixty trees to the acre, we
have a yield Of about four thousand dollars
for each acre planted in trees. This is bet
ter yield 'haa can De bad from any other sps-
c.es Of p-054c,ion To an s11h as desire 70
suFP'r themselves w rees bearing ibis fruit
We ssg, pay the docs p visit and examine
bis rlT-erV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12
Sgtfial A0titts.
The Prevalent TpidemIc-

rs shat isPopuiarJ tuoEu 81 Bress Bsas Fever. uhi1h.
darinE me poisrt saEs. shouf airsys b. usated b. a.
gaaha-d p~hysi-ln. but IL usuaiy Leaves bssind . ans
ruid weak feeling whieh can BE- only removed b. :
mild. Tonic. such a. ne HiEhlsni Bi,fsus rhieh has
bsou tries 10 hundreds o. inianoes sln u~onderfui
arenziheains sEssts They are iast ne mtficius 70
remove ne Asirssihg aisat sreats. ts pains In ne
BODY and limbs. and restore ne patient u . sound, &C.
and healthy oladiiioa aEain-
s. MANSFIELD a CO., whoissls p~ru1rists.
Memphis, TENNESSEE,
And b. Ell respeoiabie duEEisis ans dealers even
where See arrartfsemrnf. oea-faufw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12

DrEEcr TRADE.-Ws have several times
mentioned in our paper the efforts made in
Europe BY Messrs. Addison & Chapman Of
this city, to introduce direct trade with Mem
phis. We are glad to be able 10 state that heir
labor has not been in vain. Yesterday that
house, to I'll an order for a cotton uanufac-
ture IN Hamburg, Holland, shipped on the
Charleston railroad 300 bales Of cotton for
thst city. It will 20 to savannah, thence to
New FORK, thence TO its destination in Ham
burg. The whole was compress at The bluff
city cotton press.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12

PERsoEAL-Fr. sulzner, Esq, who as a
hutist has long been Known as without a sn-
psrior in the United States, lie nov in the city;
be is about to lay aside the seeptre Of bis power,
and TO exchange the charms Of music for the
more profitable position Of Iandlord-hs will
open a frst-elsss hotel in Athens, Ala, in a
couple Of weeks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12

LAAcESY.-Cbsrles o'Brien was before Es-
quire Horne yesterday for the larceny Of a
pair Of Pantaloonsa and cap from The establish
msnt Of Berlin & Halle, Of No. q, Front row.
The evidence against 0'Bnsn was conclusive,
and'Squlre Horne sent him to jail to await the
sitting q TIE criminal eonrtlupon'h his sase.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12

No Freight Received To-DAT.-From the
notice Of I. H. Bunch, the excellent suPerin-
tenssDt Of the Western Division Of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, It viii be seen
that no freight viii be received at the depot Of
that road to-day. Merchants and shippers
will please take notice. TO-morrow freight
will be received as ususI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-12
EHpIosIon ID . PropeIIsr.

DETROIT, October s-rhe western Transportation
Company propeller MONT vernon, hence from this
port Cor Bur 30 with oarso o: 20 o0l bushels Il c m
and SO Barrels Of nour. exploited Der boiler near PolAt-
au-Peo this moraiag. Instantly killing the second en-
Eiaser, M DIRE Reese, asd James Coakiin, fireman,
sad si'gary iniudns CHEERS. TIE vessel sunk iumsdi-