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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

NsERoE STEEET GHosT.-The two detect
i've officers connected with our city police STA
toned themselves on the haunted premises, at
the corner os Monroe and Third streets, On
Sunday night. No missiles fell while they re
NAMED, but we learn that they have thsiEsus-
rf-g,Dg
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Plight IT LEXINGTON, We.

T~7~-r Nh Sanrs,spr y The fol-
l,Efrg sr-7gat aF 2 recent event in his CITY,
IL FINISHED 10 The St Louis Republican
tt---. = ,z-sf-~ f,r-- enr-oi.,- .-fs tow
on Goth sides OF the river last week, and ar
rested A rumker Of Union men, among them
TX Governor King. judge Ryland and Wm. S
IrE5-. On Friday last, at the instance Of the
Gentlemen above named, a flag Of truce was
e,n. rs nv the r-bei-. which resulted in 2 con-
ference about : mile from town between Col.
I Red and Cant. Saplbv on the rebel side. and
Mai SrcckaT, Cant Graham and Lieutenant
. Brosg On the Federal side. The rebels de-
maadad the unconditional surrender of the
fort which waa Hat!yrcfnsed.
Daring the invasion OF the town by the Tsh-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

PERseSAL.-Q. <. Underwood, Esq, OF the
Il lena Shield, IS staying at the Gayogo House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10
Il. r. EysE., Stated Clerk,
GERHAETowT. Tenn, Sept. 1851.
RivsB Arb STEAMBOAT EATERS.

The river IS falling. Tie weather YVES
cloudy in tie morning, and sunny and warm
in the afternoon. Business vas lively Gee. The
ST. Francis from 3. FraLcIs liver came in with
three bales Of new cotton, fifty sacks Of pota-
toes, and 1850 sacss Of cotton seed she re
turns lo-dsy. the clever Cap. Bowman doing
The onors.... The Cotton Plant from New
Osie1rs brought 1900 sacks salt; she returns
tlis evsrirc. s.. The Key Wss. from New Or
leans had 2g00 sacks of salt, 1924 hides and
s. barrels ggSar....The Louta D'Or from
NJ C-F-ra-.H a. 1850 aaa ~.. 711 --
pepper, so kits mackerel, 81 hides and 55 bar
reIs sugar; she returns this evcEing-...The
Prince Of W. les from New Orleans had 80
tons Of pig iron, 26t0 sacks salt, li5 hides !:
she viii leave on Ger return e. is evening there
Is not z fucT BOAT oy better officers tTaEs!
ing .... The Rev Moon, the neat and swift
White river boat, CaPt. bearing leaves faT
WhIte and Little Red rivers this 5venjEg.,'.
The fine boat Sam Hale, Cap, Briscoa. is ad-
vsrcised for the various ports on White river,
70 leave this evening zee. Al advertisement f!om
Larry HaTms5ad Informs Us that lie has a
good, veil furnished. itlas stern wheel boat foT
sale.... The Ben. McCuIloch leaves this morn-
ing fer Forksd Deer river.
Boats Lpaying.
VoR Kew ORLEANS Thu elegant stFSEl-- L9ais
Dor, leaves LlIs evening as above. s.s. T. b-E.Ee q
Co, sEslt-.
For Srw ORLEANS the f7e packet Cotton Pant.
Lo3w'sE, master caves as above this evening. :. H.
WliHaIn5 J. Co EgsuJs.
~ .- NJ
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IABLEAU WANTS This most successful
performance resulted il the receip, Of s656 SO.
The expenses were 500 90, leaving for patti
otie and benevolent purposes the handsome
sun Of 1892, Of which $500 were appropriated
to JEFF. IhgnpsoH's Missouri volunteers, SI32
to the Southern Mothers Home, and $500 to
The City Orphan Asylum. IN many Instances
The dresses Of the ladies and gentlemen en-
gagged, cost heavy suns, au- their money and
toll are chcerfally put in tribute for their
cou8trr'5 need and ibc sacred claims Of char
ity.
To-E IIu-We learn tia, Just before The
last movement vas made At New Madrid, a
scouting party Of Capt. Whites Mounted
Rifles approached the neighbort0od Of the
Pickets from Birds Point, where they had a
brush with 2 Lincoln scouting party they met.
They killed sad took prisoners the entire par
Jy, except one man wao fed aud was pursued
by two of the Rifles, D. {. KIiGk aud J York,
Of this city. These two men followed him &c
the enemy's piclsts, where Klink ssized him
By the collar. At the same moment bis own
horse received shot and fell, and he and his
prisoner with him. Though hurt by the fall
with the aid Of York and 2 horse taken from
the enemy, be brought bis captive into camp.
4 HUsBAED SHOT AT.-J-rIy Smith, VITO
keeps a small grocery store on Baai street,
nesr the bridge, was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of fighting his wife, who showed her
.--s--4s-. - --n-=I %, PAL. rt.f 4Hr-LT-avf
BY drawing q pistol, which she aimed at his
breast. Her daughter pushed aside her ARA,
and the bail, which would. in all rEobabji y,
have ended biz days, made 2 superficial wound
sloDe the eide Of his face ana ucc6. lie viii
be examined before Recorder Moore this morn
jag.
liz PANrs-Yesterday The police arrested
Ellen Bosquls, a 6ae, tall woman of fire feet
ten inches. on tue charge Of being IN mans
clothing. She had on pauts that we're fuil
made and tied at the ankle, an a handsome
uniform Of tie Confederate army. j. proved
iEaG she was q yivandI5rie OF the army, and
had accompanied Der regiment from New Or
leans to Richmond, Va, al which place she
obtained a furlauzh to come and see her
friends in this ely. or course she was set al
liberty.
PERsoaAL-We had the pleasure OF q visit
Yesterday from 4. H. Garland, Of Arkansas,
on his return home from Redmond. Nr. Gar
land is a candidate for ra-elec'ion 10 ,he Con
federate Congress from the third district. He
is dessyvedly popular with lis constituents, and
will make a faithful and ]eficisn! representa-
tive.
NorrcE.-Tbe members Of the "Steuben Ar
tjlE5ry" who joined Company NJ, Artillery, will
report themselves Immediately {. Island No.
10, or they viii be dealt with as dsseIters.
J. ". STEWART.
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Al advertisers, except those sent in BY per-
Sous with whom We have yearly contracts, to
insure iEaaJtioD, must be paid for in advance.
We are compelled TO make this a rule, at least
for a tine and hope none will expect rs 70 de-
part from i.
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Oatttss, SeDfIrg, &t.


gEVEE FIgg or r. b. GLAZE s. co, composed Of
Z j. p. CsrE. j. S. Ttislas ard Thos. Hi, ID tbs
lag ti-7Ct--J by llE.t--ira.
Eha house viii be c~e-tlaues iD .h- ssms form b. the
subscribers. ?. X. CLtREr
:. &. WILKINS.
Or --ocs has never been lyrg full sg5 complete 30
81 Us 55aa15ss tata a. tsIs time. Our leading s.s.-
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MEETING or TIE MEMPHIS SYNOD.

Tie Synod OF Memphis wilt meet il Pon'o-
toe, Mississippi, on Wednesday before Tie
third Sabbath in October next, At : O'Clock,
P. IL. Rev. H. H. Payne appointed 10 preach
tae sermon on missions, and Rev. f. c. Trim
bic his alternate. Rev. +. Patton appointed
the alternate to Rev. H. Walsh, deceased, to
nreach on eGncation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

ANOTHER EXHUBETIoE.-I5 is with pleasure
We Stale that tie l4dies and gentlemen Of the
ia5lsaaG 7jraais have acceded to the call for Z
TcPej.isa Of their splendid performance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

SPEcrAT2R-We cfer our thanks to our
Kind correspondent for .ho excellent ammuai-
ton Forwarded 70 us, but "tho game is 10. worth
tie pcwdCr."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

The notes Of the Bank Of West Ten
aessee are received On deposit By toe Nash
Wills banks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

NoUECIL MEETING Council maefst il extra
session to-noT.ow evening.
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GomMfrfJzJ 1attrrs.
WEEKLY REPORT or the MARKET.
FROM THE @~Eacu.ars' ExcuAsOr.

WEEKLY REroRT or THE MARKET.
FURNISHED FRoI THE MERCHANTS ExcuAHoE.
NEmpr.s September 30. 1851.
IN0TE-Tl5 quotations given in tho folio" Ing re-
view, il must ne understood. are wholesale prices
except W. er, gtsor~lss noticed, AMI Cha. i'll all cases
in The G.liuS Of small orders, higher rates vJll be
chaIeriI
The ne" commercial gear opens WITH a good !.crea Of
animation N our -Faeral magsrg a.d o cheerful
a-a.thial feeling p'Tva5i7E g.unafclaI circles sFrs-a-
lE. C2tt1n and t.oa-c, nave moved os pretty freely
and at ADVANCING p.,.es for the las, named article.
Flour snl wheat have eviHsri less t~ainr.ian. with q
dropping tendency in rates, while good demand las
been expressed Tor cslH. hay oats and bran, -t aaoa;
last weeks figures. Bacon =rf polk are stfH tending
upward aI-o sugar and nlo'asses. but ia coffee there is
no rh4Hgp. So { his further advanced ard closes a-af;
tagging and 70. e IN :siT request ~ former l..-- ~
The money and exchange n-skel there i, nothing new,
save in the rates .yr gold, which sre easier Int not
auett5ly lower. We q..:., settling rates, gold I3Gii md
alive u Z cent; New Orleans exchange 10 .nd bank
notes ~ cent premium.
The weather mrs been clear, plea. ant and eminsntiy
favorable to the piaot ne Interest.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR THE PAST
WEEK.
Tbs following lisa st1tenent Of the months receipts q
leading articles, as compiled from ;ao books CT the @x-
Change, ending atnoo@ yesterday.
ApD.rs..-...-.. h-l-r. 1877
Ale M. h.a.. .19
l.ar'--- 49,
h".Jcr---.-r---..- ,Fa-s-- 70
81 '--'s'..-.N--' -
r-......---. 5a.-s.. o.
head 7"2
Dry 1e5,.-.-. la
Hos.
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LosT.-Mc. j9Aa Callahan advsrtlscs .
Asowu bsy horse mule and = bright bay male
which lie has lost, 4aI for tbe recovery Of
which ae oa-:s q reward. See the advertise
m-n-
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Reign OF TeTrOr--Ti:;tary Murders
in 81. -,Uts.

Reign OF TcTrOrS-Ei;3tHry Murders
in 81. E-outs.
The Louisville Ceuri,r. Of Sunday, learns
from passengers who left St. Louis By rail
Thursday, that two citizensh had been ruthlessiy
murdered, shot in cold blood, by order Of the
military dictator, Gen. Fremont. Their o%dense,
if any, was not known, and we cannot dad A
word about it in he St. Louis papers, except
ing the following from the Repu5itcrn
We learn from Franklin county that nume-
rous arrests have been made, under Gen. Ere
mont's proclamation, of citizens found with
arms in their hands, aTravet against tie Uni
ted States government, and that twenty Of
them will be brought TO this city tomorrow 20
be tried BY the military commission now In
session. Notice has also been given, in cases
Of suspected disloyal.y, that their property
will be coDfsCstet.
MILITARY IT~ET5-AREEsTs.
VIM. H. Nelson was arrested on Wednesday
evening, or suspicion of having important in
formation for the enemy. He states that his
! home is IN Knox county, Arkansas, and that
he was on ais way there.
JOHN NJ. Dowley, Robert Miner "a black
b0y) and Henry Lewis were arrested on
"wednesday evening, and are DOW confined iG
the prison. JOha LoT5niz, a member OF SIgePs
regimeat, and Charles Derby, Of the First
Missouri, were arrested Thursday forenoon
and confined in the prison.
Robert Clark, a steamboat pilot, has been
sent 70 headquarters.
J. c. Edwards, formerly PTesident OF the
North Missouri railroad, Patrick Barry and
Chas. DeTbeck, were arrested yesterday after
noon and locked up in the military prison.
Thos Wilcox, J. Golden, Thos. Reach, and
Tim Howard were transferred from The prison
TO tue arsenal,
Capt. FriebergeE's artillery company, OF six
pieces, a numbering 1876 men, arrived last
evening from Indianapolis.
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Two BODIES FoUNO.-On Sunday he
bodice Of Two children were found H. 4 sand
pit, on the bluff between Bosl and Union
streets. Esq. Mallory held an inquest, when
q verde. Of deah from abortion was ren
fareI.
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WIFE WHIPPER.-GeoTgs Wsjsner was yes
terday arrested By officers Sailivan aud lfby,
on the charge Of whipping his wife. He bad
e cowhide bid under bis coat when the officers
arrested him. He was fined $50 by Recorder
Ho0Te.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10

UAgH Of ALLEGIAScE,-The oath Of ale
glance, directed to Be- taken by all psrsons
1shasa fIciity TO the Confederate States Is
doubtful, viii ia this city be administered by
Judge Hill, be having been authorized 10 dis
charge that duty.
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f~GeD. Jao. B. Clarke, OF tie A]i.asouEi
forces, accompanied by W. n. Cooke and DE-.
H. W. Cross, arrived in this ely on Saturday
last Gen. Clarke is en- route for Richmond,
and will return to this place the latter part CT
aEa rracl-
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From NsETH CARoLrNA-Tls Charleston
Mercury has tbe following special dispatch:
GoLDsBoRo, September 5.-There is 10 news
here Of any further movements of the enemy
on the Sound OF coast. Although The military
movements are rapidly progressing, all aPpre-
heHsion OF danger has subsidized, and everything
is quiet now.
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Observation-Disclosures Ryan, vino was ar
rested On Saturday night on the charge Of
shooting At a man be wanted to arrest, was
discharged B. the Recorder. The evidence
srHa@5tst Bysa's statement tEa5 bis pistol fen
e.c.tantslls 80 fxrlct.l in IL taI.
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A gentleman yesterday asked the Hon.
Andrew Johnson what ne thought Of that part
Of Freuont's proclamation relating to the for
isiture Of property and the manGmjssi0n OF
slaves, belonging to armed rebels Of Missouri.
The loyal IcHnesseesn replied, that it was
jast right-that ga nan WHO will fight against
The Union shouldn't be allowed to own d dol
lar OF q doIlaI's worth .n-Ctn. ca
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DR. CUKEEY.-This gentleman, physician at
the Southern Mothers Hospital, has been
made Assistant Surgeon Of the Confederate
army, ana detailed TO that hospital for duty.
We shall have something to cay tomorrow Of
q risit We have made to this insLitgEi0n.
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SEED STORE.


bEAtEl5 u DEss LNaEEGsLa
DE It ordained by the Board % Mayor and Aldermen
u o, the city ui AempaIs
That the City Engineer Is hereby irstrua.sd to ezam-
inc al works ~ improvement hereafter ordered % be
done under contract from thIs Board, and receive OF re-
ieci the SANE; and hereafter no work done by any per
son or persons sHcll be received or paid for by the city
until The said work mas undergone spegtiau OF the City
Engineer, AMI his certificate that the york If done in d
good, substantial and workman iSe manner cal be pro-
ducsd by the undertaken.
Approved September 7tb, 1851.
o PARK, Mayor.
Atesf-L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
ssS-lCt
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ONLY FOR CASE

70 wIa take wHesy, Flour. Woo Dry Hides, Sock,
Jeans, Ll7zeys. Dried Fruit e.e.. far -5s.s, os % sss-
;elnsnt CT scyyuas.
,zs-s1y ATTGR * HsEwET.
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|GsJnes8 TtOtites.

BG. EDHGN0ss
HGIEoFATH AND H~YDROPATH.
E~~sl4eaae north side Of Real street, second house
west Of Medical College. oai-e over 9. Es1-ae!d 81
Go > D--s Store, EsIu street. once hor-s, 81 IA.
N. h. ?. NJ mrs "
Sec advertisement Of Waci * McCisl-
BIS raoisss's enc retail PrUgz lists, 10 zua IT HgIz
tr5et, opposite Wor.Ham hgus7. se3
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lena Sitcjdr IS staying at the Gayoso House.
The BELL CAsE.-Ws learn from the Mayor
that tie police committee in the case of police
men johnson and Morgan, charged with stri-
king Dr.. Bell, have resolved that the two off,
GERS shall be Terrimanded by the Mayor. The
reprimaBd IS in more especial manner to be d.
rscted to Johnson, as he was the one who &C
tually struck The blows.
e. Mr.. Lederle, photographer, on Court
Square, turns out the nest artistic photographic
printing in the Corfedsrscy. Views, elegant
show cards, with buildings, certificates Of
stock, bonds, checks, maps and portraits, are
engraved and printed to the utmos. of per-
fcctjon.
ATTEMPTED SUicIDE.-0a Saturday, Thos.
Flood, recently liberated from the chaingang,
70 which be had been sent for biting of his
Rife's thumb, attempted to cut his throat with
a raz9r, in consequence Of an officer coming
70 r~e-arres. hin. He Rade 2 severe wound,
but is doing vel.
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NiagIARE Ea0nS.
CnER.
El,G1IE.

HNn EsL7 Extra srgsr5aa Co r~r.r-: STAB g.s
I CrP tE.fa aul Choice Fgrrr. 70. 10. TIE aud
suptrIue, q. s.r-c art soT safe by
a,2. HTsB=Ha. EUHD q HUSTON.
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sUDDEE DEATH.-HenTy Msloaeg, book.
Ree,7er at Risks stove store, retired to rest
at tea O'Clock on Saturday night; at three,
the gentleman who shared his room, on Madi-
SOB street, between Main aud Front row, awoke
and fogaA him in a sinking condition, and in
halG an b5nr he was dead. Esq. Mallory held
an inquest ever the body, when a verdict was
rendered Of death from disease of The heart.
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HOLLY GS
EEJl4SH i&5EETEgE.
e c.

: N =" .1---| VI -m-0--- " TT"@UE|-
1 S-ut-nh.r i.-t j i. HAfEFlI0E.
srS-.gfawI. T---.
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MosIcsL Sensitive have before us the
programme for the musical entertainment al
the thestc- tonight for the beaeEt Of the
Tennessee volunteers. The first part is the
Culprit Fay, the second is the Flower QieeD,
and abouHds in cb0russes, songs, recitztious,
daetfs and solos. The Cracoyieune dance will
be introduced. This VIII be a great treat, and
tho object is patriotic.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

auesday ss0rn5ng, -: sep. 70, 1861.
Oace--CnloR Street, Ger, gToat AIley.
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EscAPED.-We learn that Air. E. J. Mar
shall, late telegraph operator at Padacab, who
escaped with bis instruments The day the Lin
coInites took possession Of Psducan, has ar
rived at Trenton safe and sound. a de.sch-
uaent of Eessian cavalry was sent in pursuit
of him. but ne managed % elu5e them.
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A Stocking and n,.,. Ion, Anl,r.

Mrs. CroLTY, wife NJ n. II. CooLRr, Esd,
tei' irG ncar Middls'nwn Frederick CIunty,
Va, '',' hor house ou Tuesday, the 2I.h ult.,
i't IL, lnr. o'o (Icc1iling to tho story of her
c'Is,,d GUa,cn,sId) ~ visiting siuio ~ her
he ~ n, but uat returning aL dark, inquiry
was 'n'tituied, and II rSs asccrtaincl rhI' she
hhd not visited any of them. Sp,ikib uf the
~'trcl, corr svurdcut Of tho AlcNaudr q Gi-
1,h' .us;
GA spvr aohiuy tue rn,a ouas, rr,.ra vsre
n s.d ct su.iin, Ihsrt'. aus ~ i'r kty co
nut oo fUuUd aaeIn, ,ts " brock sga ,tl.I ~ W, 20
btsur bot Nn le Ir'-' " q w p.u,.u.. S.0k.y
VAS 4 uEd ia ttc q Se.I l. rOuar, -" ,ruiu. 'u H.
q Il i.r .SIy, IN con et' ,'E.s Quot ,, w,a
tu's slhiLs ont hDtr Wth h,.Is ,Hvi .t,g
h"i "., a1d p.I'Cc'y ulCu.Si va .fT- " Hcr
clio lius ~ hsr .iu, Sc IN tht m.'r.Hp - IA the
tsittuf toy wa aluoi Glt with bnaE. ap.r.
Cnty ~ y spilled. MNiE resembling 80 \ Ids
~ trT pressure ui hsgc't, upon urT rus, ssd
J. Ganu, n * BUd 4 $ ara hnrri Jy mutil tai
b. ~lA Epp.sr,d e. Ur = bluut- pointed " Irg sur
tur ibh'rumrrt. Her shoes a-d asorkiur- wore
Rune M der b,r bto, Ia her cbamlsr. saturated
wth bloOd hIaisl aid was prom Jily ,eursd,
aud tNiy al ny Goue tr the uutOr,unate lady thS
s'lo o., ahN FEnI r.ui -usNst. UuI - ~,r e no
avail. l.r let in lc" 81 no tt Ii..tsH u it.un
~ No, d ,rH t.s found ue,U sUffday 1T, SLsu
Hc,,,. ,Nws ~ l"r r''.ot II q hu ltn {, vino had
tUt,t 'r m biN lrr'N IN ,NN frP',ua trp'u Of tho
It6 d.y iis la ne. vi II ttis tgriy.a Gala
'ni.S, Nss ul EHpI. H. irs Hutly, tul I,turucd
'rst IN m ~ ep Nis 'st,Tnshs l.iy os ire NJ
.lut hs N'I NtCn h,iu'd &C no Hluu"p 81 'hiF
OF ,Attsn'dirsry e., ufuICs Tns cp.1r-d W.
IUEu "a Uud,I .Ir,sI.
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CaJamitioS.

frrGrTUNrp ~ \ roIrusE rTiIYe VIA
rred ctcd = rumh'r ,f ~. to him, CosRAu
Waller deliberately blow his brains cut. ss
C.n, inl au, on Monday.
Lows IN DEAIIi A few dsys ayo Young
lady in Fast u sivn, Mass, Who hli gonsentsl
to the last Sishrs ~ hc- lover, s'cl With con-
sumption, named WILLIAM RICKrR, to bs uni
ted tn him before he died arrived at IN, ap-
pointed hour IN her bridal rob~-only TO tiad
that he had J'ei an hour before.
A rour sHoTMNKrR, thrown ont Of work.
at owrll, Mas IN consequence u bad times.
ard NJ Niuus I" iird woik olscwherc had the
Railroad fare Tor himself, wife, ntd X cNildren
Iuid to a toNn IN Vermont; there tho poopis.
ruth,r than have n pIuTCr Family in their
mitst Clul bod NJ uCy enough and sent them 10
Pot. dam, n. Y; the cold and hungry family
wCrc indlv cared for. for the nirht and sent %
10 Bone IN the morning. in the hope Of getting
,nIl loymcut there the largo hearted prcpri
ut"r Of tho Wooduf Ilousc, Mr.. DoHsnU.
took care Uf thcm At his own cost.
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Tire ghin,ge New Year.

r,-,o,,,.t,,,,.. a., ", VT r.. ~ ,,,o
I,I",t,,ls--anJ ioJsv tbsir Ma, Var cam.
meused TLroughryt vcstcrJ,y afternoon
,y,nir,. ami tLc sntiro 'pi,b, IN Chin,Jnm
,yos iutiI,nI viii sIran,. noiscs Of snluiIcrin,,
frc. :nanncTs The cycrIlstiUg rcsoun3inr rattis
Of tr,mtums AMI tho distractinr catcrwaulinr
Of their ono horsc iil.lcs, Monaghan children
ronpod laughinrly 10 tbs streets OF Chiul-
town and prim old opium smokers for the o.
ca.toa lost their many wrlLkles. Pagan houses
q wurshp we're thrOupod by lOng-tNlsi ii0la-
tpTs--and tho whpla Ct V WAS fragrant with iu-
corso oRirei 20 th.ir wooden roI, Chin
chin for JDss" was burning in every room
whrro dNrls wprsiIipIor. Sacramento,
Jack Ison, anl Dupont streets, were car
u,tel with tl. ul skins oi million, ~
u.,i,uiaicd clGclars and hc.iIc. tho del Sht-
ol Mpnyo,s wore huutrcda Of Little white boys
n d. decidedly h4l.-ti,kici 10 death condition.
The iuferLl.l racket, pit contiguous lodgers
awake all nirhf-sud VIZ llra hccn bothered
all day lN sufferer. coming into our Oi'ico and
a kius IL w., VI tho Chief uf Police, can't ston
the nuisance. Our an.vrr Wa simple iva
ale down, Ike a thousand Of hr.csI, on the
race " Mcuy..i.f ~ ra--savagrly opposed TO thsir
,un.u. here aud ,iE. lt,h si,kilg ths bri ght
r,ld (5ur life-b,ood) from our stltc.- but they
mn, Moor ,rlllr devils. ANYHOW, and No Ike
10 SEQ even dogs c,jov thems,lycs AZ tunes"
This m,lning those streets whore this people
mot do dwell locked as though they hli bGen
an u "tust' all nj h,-.rod, fuyorlah, dis.ipatoi.
CnfuI1 M wa. ugn.ily L,criag. At noon
tiny were an agaiu, and warming like boes on
tho etr,ela maxim cala The way IL IA done
ra iht.,.-.hh Hum ru'lr .ut, T., with hiI fan
~ hi. arm into Al lu.. g ruus.. Al Hung
salute. ti. ii,nd b. Dowin,, niuo times 70 tho
g-rml t.G.nr!
n.L,r,.a..i. NJ the good J,s, bo .hnycrod
nm. tI....'r fl.'.r @ aI Tunyl Gift, that
Kali La r.re .r tav choice yirtucf-thoy arc