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MEXICAN McsrAxG LISMRxr.--IntFindc virtu alcrc
could insure the success which this article has attained
For Rheumatism Salt Rhenm Burns Bruises sun Joints,
Or Galds, spraln Pole Evi and swefngs upon Horses
Ii Ia. no equal No person win be without has
festedh vane And with reference 70 the general esd
NJ ton OF The mustang Linment cheerfnly say that
no article Perfored many IN nerhhos
.hood a. this. Z. ". SAITH Ridgned, Conn s.LrrrcH,
ESQ., My de Park w. writes tha the hcrse consid-
erred worth ess, s spayn bu, since the free
OF the Hussa1g Lnment have sold him for $780, Your
liuiment i dsng wonders up here Such testimony 3
reaching 10 every day. The half not told Every fam
ily should have II. Beware Of limitations The genuine
MUSTANG Is sold by N respectable dealers throughout NE
world. $500 BARNES : PARK, Projectors.
| mayl4-wlm ss s 5s. New York.
wrcs-wiss- wlcs.-Batchelors Wigs and Tonpees
mrpa.s ALL They elegant ef and Durable. Fitting
to charu-no turning up behind mo shrinking Cd the
the head; indeed this Il the only Establishment where
| hese things are properly understood and made
n15w4y. 10 Bond STREET. View York.
HAZE DyE-gAla DYE--HAR DYR.-W Vim. A. EafcA
lsrs Anir Dye-7z original and Bess In TIE World. :
All others mere imta:sops and ahoad Be avoided 4
you wish 10 escape ridicule. 1900 44 1865
Gray, Red, Rssfy Hair dyed In sanity 70 hea'ifu
and natural brown black, whoaa ts sass injury 70
| hair skin. t8a 4- $1,000 aa ss
Fifteen Nezas and DiploHa0s have been awardsa 70
VIM A. Bachelor since ls9 and 60 900 appcaions
have been made to The hair Of his patrons Of his famous
Dye. Hssi~as4 ssF sB At& .t HHEs4H
Wm A. BatcAelov's Nair Dye produces color mot 70
be distinguished from nature, and b WARRANTED not TO
nure In the least however long may be continued and
the i'll effects Of bod dyes remeed; the hair invgorated
or life by this splendid dye. @ 5G3H-aNs s
Made, sold applied lin private rooms) n the wiz
Factory, 16 Bond street, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns d the United States, BY
.rnggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ENThe genuine has the name and address upon sseel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of t
g WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
jnl5w1y. l IS Bond street, New York.
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SAPoNIFIER, y
Or Concentrated Potash.

Noss Aaa Leshls -. Str<~9A " 0vdisary svetss-sa
- r.hnr soap without lkns with Hale tro1ble and -
trins expense The cheapest article ever discovered W.
Nv purpose One pound VIII make twelve " hften w.
-. N seod ~. SOAP of mine pounds Hard sr&p pht.
- Wi Ara superior astlrle loy cleaning sype. =
nersfctly soluble aud free from hapuritirs. -
broken In AnAll humps and pus w " !, and sIh.
nssnaActusss d hs C1Allsnee CAescal wsrAs, Rrsss
Ign, and odd w Err, d. RKE8 co. ssM
janehply. Isl Ads1 Gtrssf. "A. n
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DsH.WArER.-The Davenport Democrat
aH Of Mr.. Lncoln's speeches, in the celcbra-
Hinois Canvass of 1853, as dish water
tcaes" We presume the editor never read
a. Nothing else can excuse him for speaking
|s'h manner of speeches which, in the
snent Of far ADLER men than the editor of the
nsersi dare pretend 10 be, are considered,
tsia The best reason, the ablest series Of
MP speeches ever made in this country. We
- the editor of the Democrat to do what be
defame Mr.. Lincoln. We don't see any
VI however, for his writing himself down
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SANFORDH
Family
CATH AR TIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED PROM


faws IAgesdllA Extracss, aud pat W - GLASS
CASES Afr Tight and elk keeD in anx cliwsase -
The FAMILY CAfMARrIc = PILIs IN 4 genuine but
tive OathaKtic which the nrcpritaOr No. used In HE
practice more than tuen- - ~ years. - 4E
The constantly incrras- . Ing demand form thoss who
have long used the PILLS - the sAtisa cton Which
al express In regard to - their use. hast nuced
70 PLACES them within the ~ resch Of AZ.
The Profession well = know that different Ca.
thAYtrs act dfdervrt - portions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY Ca - fHARfIC PILL has via
due reference 10 this veil ~ established iAcs been com.
pounded from variety = Of the pursss Vegetable
Extracts which act alike q every part on Tie AL
uentary canal, md asef - Good and SaSs " mi css@a
where Caihartic b nesd- - id, such a. DERANGE.
MENTS Of the STOMACH, ~ gLxERMKss, PAixs IN ran
DAcx and LoTxs, c0srfvA- SEss PAIN and soarS 80
ovRR TEE wnoLB sopy, - from sadden cold, which
frequently, neglected. % end In lOne courss u -.
yer, og APPEIIrB, al - .caEspixo aaHsAflox ~
coLp oyxR THE HoDY,l aRKsrL KnSxRss rrxpArnR
wgiCRT IN THE nRAD,l - al Iuyl AAxArcnY pIa.
RAsEs, wORns In CELL - ipnxx or ApuLrs anurnA-
Si1N, great PCnsFEn oil the pI0op and msny ais
which 6esh Ill N heir TOO pumsrcus 10 insa-
Con u this ADVERTISED ment DOSE, it,.
PRICE B DIMES.
THE LIVER lNvIGORATOR AND FAMILY CArHAR.
TIC PILLS retaled BY Druggists generally, and SID
Wholesale by The Trade 10 I'll ths larSe tovns.
.. r. w. SANFORD, n. D.,
MAnuiActurer and Proprietor
sss Avoassey, Nrs 1svk.
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An exchange states that the Mississippi haa
raised q foot When II raises the other, II y
probable that IL will take walk--shat u IL its
a.hsad~ h oil right.
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DRoUrH IN New YORK-The farmers Of New
York grow anxious about the oat crop. In many
counties hardly drop Of rain has fallen for .
month. The grass is thin, and the promise Of
hay is not a cheering one. The baked earth on
the uplands has been turned stiftay and in clods
by the campaigning. The most Of it will have
to be crushed or narrowed before planting. The
long want Of rain has in many districts establish
ed positive drouth, with all the evils Of falling
springs, and discolored the sickening vegetation.
Cattle, on numerous farms, have to be driven to
inconvenient distances for drink. In New Eng
land there il also great need Of rain.
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Bssl ssrA D0nxa esank Friday \. ~, Mag4 -
u ne weather i1.wsrsl M - mi. o. Ehsls-
~ night heavy raia isllin It. vicinity WIKI
VIM b vastly beneficial - eropA
The river is stationary - sslsssblst hsAtng
stage. 800 ais 4A u c. sfezf5 sk
The prices of Wheat and Flour remain 10
changed. Corn has fallen 70 s. cents FOR car
and s. for ahelled. M 0sH MT ID
In minor quotations little change has taksa
place. Potatoes are scarce, and buyers are pay
Ing from 40@5Oc per bushel
Il INon--The quotations given below, 4 mast
Be understood, are re Wholesale prices, except
where Otherwise quoted.
1 SUGAR--7} @0c- crushed, l2c; refined white
Lie, Clarified l0l. Maple Sugar, l0@lac
COFFEE-l4@l41 s5
AoLAssEs- By tho Dbl, Reboiled, As; sy-
np, 5O@55; kegs, - %.
NAILS--AA. % 50@3 70.
d RlCE-5}{a54c. M $50 j w
FRUlT--Raisins, prime, &S rs. sss,.,s Il
BROOMS--&l 75@2 % per dozen.
FLOUR--Steady. Spring wheat, Wholesale,
20; retail rs 80; winter, 81 Wholesale; ~ 70 re-
tail. aas sssssf t5s.l'. ~ ~. s:ss..55
Il WHEAT-Active and firm, for milling; spring
e5c to 81. Wiater fl 2Oto 81 3O-good, bring
ing outside figaro. 4sse4 8.s9 $500 ..s
CORN--lower. and dull At Sic for ear, and
% for sheiled, for choice yellow, mixed bring
Ing lower figures. The receipts in Chicago
yesterday were lO2,s6l bushels, and shipments
%, 40 bushels. M
BEANS-&l. 90 per bush. ss, ss..sss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per bush. s.s.
OATS-3Oc. s1
BUTTER-90lOc.
EGGS-1@74c. ia st.4r st sF
.ONIONS-4O(15Oc. None in Market. ~.
HAY-Timothy, $7@fS. ..s.
WOODS SCOTS 90. .4s. .s
HlDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint 12t0l3c.;
Green Sailed 7@7k, and firm. y
@23c--firm ss
CHICKENS-sl 5092 90 per dozen.
LARD-9@lOc. per h in bulk. III
APPLES-sl 75@2 90 per bush.
DRIED APPLES-s@8lc per n. ,.ts5
TIMOTHY SEED-$l 5O@$1 Is per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-2O{a25c ID
bushel. - -
CORN MEAI4-4O145c per ba
BACON--Hams &c; shoulders &c; sides &C.
RAGS-2c per ID. - S-s#5s5 .s
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ACCEPTANCE OF Mr.. LIxcOLN.-The Commit
tee appointed to wait on Mr.. Lincoln to inform
him o! his nomination, consisting of the Pres-
dent of the Convention, Hon. Geo. Ashmun, and
the Chairnen of the different State delegations,
returned from Springfield yesterday, having dis
charged their duty.
The Committee proceeded in body to the
residence Of Mr.. L., and Mr.. Ashmun addressed
him as follows.
II have. sir, the honor in behalf of the gen
tlemen who are present, a Committee appointed
by the Republican Convention recently assembled
at Chicago, to discharge most pleasant duty
We have come, sir, under vote of instructions
to that committee to notify you that You have
been selected by the Convention of Republicans
at Chi, ag,, as their candidate for President Of
the u i've States. They instruct us, sir, to no.
tify you Of that selection, and they deem it not
only respectful to yourself, but appropriate to
the important matter which they had in hand,
that they should come to you in person and pre-
sent to you the authentic evidence Of the action
of that convention, and, sir, without any phrase
which shall either be considered personally
piauditory to yourself or which shall have any re-
ference to the principles involved in the ques-
tons which are connected with your nomination.
desire to present you the letter which has been
prepared and which informs you of the nominal
ton, and with it the platform, reports and senti
ments which the Convention adopted. S.r, at
your convenience, we shall be glad to receive
from you such response as it may be your
pleasure to give Us" - mss
Mr.. Lincoln replied as follows:
'Mr. Chairman, and gentlemen of the Com
mittee, tender you, and through you, to the Re-
publican National Convention, and all the peo-
pie repre- sented in it, my profoundest thanks for
the high honor done me, which YOU formally an
nounce. Deeply and even painfully sensible of
the great responsibility which is inseparable from
that honor-a responsibility which i could al
most wish had fallen upon some one Of the far
more eminent men and experienced statesmen
whose distinguished names were before the Con-
vention, shall, by your leave, consider more
fully the resolutions Of the Convention, dcnomi.
mated the Platform, and without unreasonable
delay, respond to yon Mr. Chairman, in writing,
not doubling that the Platform will be found
satisfactory, and the nomination gratefully ac-
ccpted; and now l will no longer defer the pleas
nre Of taking You and each OF you by the hand.'
A general shaking OF hands with the next
President then followed, and the Committee re-
tired.
A large and enthusiastic meeting subsequently
assembled at the Capitol, and stirring speeches
were made amid the widest enthusiasm, contin-
ming until twelve O'clock the time fixed upon for
the return Of the train.
The gentlemen Of the committee, who met
Mr. Lincoln for the first time, were highly pleased
with the interview and express themselves in
the warnest terms of admiration. Chicago
journal
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pOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

The following numbers drew the principal Prizes In the
Royal Havana Lottery, Of May ID, 1850:
r.: s .ses - r .ss s sss . n.s;
1872 5000 1914 10000 @
Nos $685. 1885, 1as4 22l2 1894, 894i l67l, 50oa, slls
52s7 $500, 6s42 794o, ssls $780, l0S5i loses 1oess
1898, 1851 l5e4s, 1874, 1918, 15sI1 lGO1o 1875
1928, 1928, 11OtO 1857 $685. 1885, $685. 1885
2v050, 2D695 1880 2158, 2iGs, 2l7i7, 22s2S 28l62
2AI7+ o6ia7 26l3s 261so, 2sS4o, $780, $685. 2af3s
In the last drawing Of the lottery the 500 900 prize VS.
drawn by ticket which has been subscribed twenty
seven years Who will not hope after this Extract from
the Havana Corepon aence or the Charleston Courier Of
April 3tth, ISCO. E7771#o
The next Drawing Of this celebrated Lottery win take
place on the ah OF June. For particulars adyer.
tsemcnt In another column
maY24-hpit -.-E nnN RnnpICf-ru.
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The Louisville Courier (Democrat,) thinks the
Chicago Convention has given US "the strongest
n ,mination that. could have been made. 1t says
.'he viii probably unite the strength Of Seward
and Bates, and with less qualifications for Presi-
dent than either, he is the most formidable can
ddate this party could have selected" The
Courier, which is Guthrie paper, does not see
in Mr.. Lincoln's nomination an argument in favor
of taking Douglas at Baltimore, but remarks:
The fact that he received plurality vote in
his own State, in contest with Mr. Douglas, in
which the latter made the most superhuman per-
sonal exertions, will convince even the best
Fl lends Of the Little Giant" that his nomination
by the Baltimore Convention could only result
in the defeat of his party, and induce them to
turn their attention to sohe one who can make
up elsewhere the loss which il inevitable in Hi
| nois Under any circumstances, thanks to the
course of Mr.. Douglas, Illinois could only have
| been claimed by the Democracy as doubtful
State; and, with the fayorite OF its Black Repub-
licans to lead their cohorts and in the event Of
success, to distribute the spoils, it may be set
| down as certain against US. A jndicious nomi-
nation by the Democracy-thc selection Of a
| standard bearer against whom there are no All
tipathies and upon whom all can unitc--is neces.
sary to his defeat.
| The Louisville Democrat Dougasl says:
| The nomination of Lincoln at Chicago il the
strongest bis purity could have made. We have
regarded Lincoln. since ls4s, as their available
man; but Stewards friends have been 20 active
lately, and made SO much interest for him, that
we were inclined to think he might succeed in
getting the nomination. His party, however,
were wiser than we gave them credit for. They
have got the availability and lost nothing in tai
ent upon their ticket: for whilst Seward has more
reading and experience than Lincoln, the latteI
is his superior in real ability. Douglas has not met
as nearly his match in debate, whether in argu
ment or tact, a. he did when he met Abraham
Lincoln IN his own State
1t 10 plain that this ticket is not to be carily
beaten, and il Is idle to undefvaluc lts strength
Il 10 not strong with the conservative feeling oil
the Free States, or Il ought not to be, for Il |.
ultra in its position-qaite as much 80 % Seward
would have made Il; but il makes up for this de
ficiency by other elements Of popularity mors
potent in getting the popular vote. II wise,
counsels do not prevail in the South, this tickle
nominated at Chicago will beelected
Coop PROsPEcr, IN NISNEsorA.-We are in
formed by men who travelled over large portion
Of Minnesota, that all sorts Of crops are In bet
ter conditicE than ever before known at this sea
son Of the year, and that nearly double tn
! amount Of ground IL under cultivation over tha
Of last year, and that the farmers are in the bes
Of spirits IN prospect Of 40 abundant harvest
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g A MO RD'S LIVER
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Never Dez,VisDs1s.


II COMPOUNDED entirely from Gums, and has beccrs
established fact Standard Medicine known ana 49,
proved by al that have - used n ma i. ~,
resorfed 10 with conf - dence IN All ths ais.asss
for which u n reconn-l - mended --~"
II has cured thousands ~ within IN las sxo vs4,.
who had Eyen up ali "a hopes q relief ~ IN
nun eroNs unsoici edt ~ certificates In my pcs
session sho9 The dose Isl be
adapsed 70 the temporal - n,ene Or the InaivsusI
taking IT, and used mi - such eusntitiea = ~ sci
gently on the bowels al Let the dictates N
your judgment guide - you In the use M fha
LINk1 INVIGO-I ~tRATOE, and II via
cures LiVEh CoM-i N1PfANrs, BnLIors Ar.
JACKS, DrsPRfsiA, Il 0lCHR0Ntc DARxBoEA.
erMNRR CoNPL AISrsl - DYsxxrKRY DRcpsv
SoUR sfnnAcn, MABnuALl = CosTIvksRss Cncr rcs
CuoLrRA MoRRrs, CM0LE-l - la IAFAxrrn. .FLarU.
LExcR, JAuSpscR, EE-l ~ MALE MxAKNEssEs. ana
may be used successfully - las an OnprxAEY EaNILY
NRDcrxE. IL win c1re} q SfcK HgApArnr las tfroti-
aAnds can testify fNl x rwExrY MmrrEa Nv Two
On fHREn rEASPOonsvuLsl = IARx rAkKx u commence
mcnt Of attack. IA ALL VINO Use II ARR
0rvJHo their testimony mt - tss favor. s ~ ~
Mr. ar0tar In Ia AOu&A sojtA ~ kseiCcVa1pr ana
ssc0ii0H hosA tO0sGA<v. M . E@s8.. 1lH
pnlrn
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SiuCliifHHIs MNy
Flour-The demand has Stacked Of materially
since the date Of our last weekly review, ana
prices Of snperfnc are Toe lower but the higher
grades are sustained, with only moderate s,.p.
plies The asking price for snperfine at close
was rs so, and buyers offered p 90
We quote low extra At ~ SOFAS 10, fair Al
IS 75M5 90, and family at g. Choice family
brands are held in some cases at 70 10.
Received during the week 8, 764 brls; exported
same time 1896 do aas1 1
Grain-Thc market for wheat opened with a
fair demand, but towards the close, under the
operation of large receipts and unfayorahle adyi-
ces from the East il declined Be per bushel, and
last evening it closed dull and heavy, buyers
contcnding for a decline OF 8 to Sc per bu TO
which holders were unwilling to submit.
We quote prices nominal at 81 2S@l 30 for
prime red and Il ss@l So for prime white
Corn The supply during the week has hecl,
better, the market was easier and prices shade
lower A3a g
The sales add up for the week $4,000 bushels,
closing with a fair demand ut 476a4sc for car in
bulk, SIC for mixed shclled, ana 55c for prime
white. &
Oats-Thc market in the fore part Of the week
was steady, but towards the close. owing to the
large receipts, they declined to 43c closing dull
at that price.
Rye-Thc demand during the week has been
fair and the market has ruled steady
The sales for the week add up 1000 bu, closing
at 93@95c for prime.
Barley the demand for prime fall has been
good and the market has ruled steady
The sales for the week add up 1000 bu, closing
at 93095c for prime.
Barley-Thc demand for prime fall has been
good and the market ruled firm all the week at
S3@S5c for prime fall. The inferior grades are
dull at 7C0soc for fair to good
Hogs and Cattle.-The supply Of Hogs during
the week has been fully equal to the demand, and
the market has ruled dull, though without any
quotable change in price.
We quote slop fatted at ~ 4o@4 rs gross,
and corn do $5a5 rs
Cattle-The supply during the week has beer,
large, and in excess of the demand, and the mar
ketruled dull and closed with downward ten
dency. Some fine slop fed sold at 4 10.
sheep-The supply Is large and the market
dull They were selling at 81 5o@a SO.
II incif,nafi Gazette Etf&.
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nEs MONIES COUNTY TEACH.

The regular meeting Of this Association will occur on
Friday the first day Of June, al Dnnvie, at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj. and remain In session two days.
The committee appointed to examine and prepare list
Of text books for adoption In the schools Of this County
with report TO this meeting.
II Is important that every district In the County be rep
resented in this meeting not only by the Teachers by
At least one member from each Board OF Directors
may29-w2tS L. b. PIERCE Cec,y
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ron the RAPID CURE or

Seoy
ron THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, InAuen1a, Hoarsenses,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipisnt Consump.
ton, and for tho relief Of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of tho
Disease.
So wide ii the field Of it, usefulness, and 20
numerous are the cases Of It's cures, that almost
every section OF country ab0unds in persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by Its use When once tried, fts superior
ity over every other medicine Of its kind y too
apparent to escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident to our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded. this has gained
friends By every trial, conferred benefts on the
anlicted they can never forget and produced
curcs too numerous and too remarkable to b
FORGOTTEN.
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DOUGLAS BoUKD TO Rus, WHETHER NOMINATED
on Nora Washington correspondent says
A gentleman who Is thoroughly intimate With
Mr.. Douglas, and understands his purposes, says
that he will be In the field a. Presidential can
didAte, no matter what the action Of the adjourn
ed CopyeItion may be. This gentleman claims
that Mr.. Douglas can be deprived Of the nomin-
alton only by fraud, and under such circumatan.
ces, Judge Douglas would come out a. an indie
pendent candidate, expecting to smash up the
Democratic party. M
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The correspondent Of the Chicago Journal,
writing from Springfield, giving an account Of
the Official Communication Of his nomination. Ia
Mr.. Lincoln, has the following aa}
Perhaps some reader will be curious to know
how Honest Old Abe received tho news Of
his nomination. de had been up in the tele.
graph office during the first and second ballots
ON Friday morning As the vote Of each State
was announced on the platform at Chicago, il
was telegraphed to Springfield, and those who
were gathered there figured up the vote, and
hung over the result with the same breathless
anxiety as the crowd at the Wigwam. As soon
as the second ballot was taken, and before It had
been counted and announced by the Secretaries,
Mr.. Lincoln walked over to the State Journal
office. He was sitting there conversing while
the third ballot was being taken. When Garter,
Of Ohio, announced the change Of four votes
giving Lincoln majority, and before the great
tumult OF applause in the Wigwam had fairly
begun, it was telegraphed to Springfield. Mr..
Wilson, the Telegraphic Superintendent, who
was in the Office, instantly wrote on scrap Of
paper, Mr.. Lincoln, you are nominated on the
third ballot and gave it to boy who run with
1t to Mr.. Lincoln. He took the paper in his
hand, and looked at it long and silently, not
needing the noisy exultation Of all around, and
then rising and putting the note in his vest potk-
ct, he quietly remarked, There's little wo-
man down at our house would like to hear this
Ill 20 down and tell her.
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A short time sgo married lady Of South
Memphis, Tenn, returning home from party
late one night, observed . burglar In her bed
room, and procuring revolver from drawer Of
1 bureau, fred 1t him. The ball missed the
rogue, but passed in close proximity 70 The head
Of her husband, Who was lying asleep on the
bed. under tho inilusOos OF chloroform admins
tsred by the thief