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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The appearance at the wharf yesterday was
anything but lively. The boats lying there
were Of the smallest class, being the Admiral,
Rose Douglass, JEFF Davis, S. H. Tucker, Con-
way, Carl, Cambridge, New Moon and Judge
Fletcher, the latter boat having been lowed
down from Mound City by the ferryboat to be
fitted up for a resumption of her old trade, per-
haps in White river...... The New Moon is up
for White river to-day, and viii probably
leave ...... The Victoria is announced to leave
for Vicksburg to-day, having resumed her place
among the regular psckets......1 The Rose
Douglass and Conway are advertised for Jack
sonport and Poc5hontas, this morning. Be on
board in time, as they expect to be punctual.
...... The Kanawha Valley, we understand, is
not 50 much injured az was supposed. She lies
on the bar at Battle island, and is well guarded
against breaking or bending. With a rise OF
water, she will resume Ter trade......A An at
tempt was made tc erase the name of JEFF.
Davis from the late Harmonic, but the coal tar
washed off. It was whispered last evening
that a more successful effort would be attempt
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Dr.. rgcLean,s Universal Pins.

FOR LIVER COMPLAINT BILIOUSNESS, HEAD.
ACHE, ETC.
There has never been a csthsrtic Medicine offered
the public that has given such entire Subtraction
AcIean5s Universal Pills
Reing entirely vegetable, they arc perfectly iuEocsnt
and can be tEkeE by the uost tender tEfsnt; yeg nrcmut
and powerful in removing all bilious secretion. acid or
impure, feted matter from the stomach. Ia fact. They
are ths only Pills that sh0uld be used IN nalErious dis-
tricts.
they protaos no gripping Sickness or pain In the ston-
sch or bowels, Though very active and searching in their
operation, promoting healthy ~secretions 0f the liver sud
kidneys. Who will suffer from RiIi0usnass, H4aIarhs
and Foul Stomach, when 50 cheap 8 remedy oaa be Oh
tanned? Keep them constantly on hand; q single do .,
taSen in season, may prevent hours days ard months Of
sickness. Ask for Dr. J. 4. AcLean's Universal Pias.
Take no other. Being cOatedi they are ~tss.eIsss. Prca
only q cents per hox, and can be sent BY mail 70 spV
part Of tAs GATED States.
J. n. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Thiri and Pine st-aa.s. 81. Lan-a- M
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The ST.. LOUIS HoUsE.-This den on Pop
lar street, kept BY a man named Mountain who
was fined S25, has been broken up. It was a
regular "bowsing ken for rowdies and cracks
men," Several st. Louis thieves were arrested
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FRUIT.-The quantity OF fruit brought to
Memphis has sensibly diminished the extrava-
CANT prices asked earlier in the season. Very
fine peaches may now be had at one dollar q
bushel, or even less; and watermelons and
eantelopes are abundant, of the finest kinds, at
reasonable, thOugh paving rates.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
MEMPHIS AMI LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

Passenger Train leaves Ferry Landing daily (sun-
days e~xcepfpdl Et 500 An. Arrives at2 P. II. Con-
nects ~ Addison with Arkansas Stsge Company and
Oyerlznd Il a. Coaches 70 Little Rosk, Fort Smith, San
Francisco. California; hot Springs; Washington, ArkaH-
sEs; CiaIksville, Texas and all principal points in
srksnsas sn5 TeEHs. Tickets sold by L. 8. KncWlton,
so : jefferson street
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RAGs.-The Nashville Uaion and .HmsricGn
calls upon every one to "save all your rags,
cotton, fax, hemp, ETC., and send them to mar
ket, where you can realize three cents a
pound" Tie reason Of this excellent advice
is, that rags make paper, and there is no deny
Ing now that paper is money, although the
time has been when money was paper.
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S-The police station house was vacant
last evening, until an unfortunate votary of
Baechus was conveyed there to permit the
rife whisky be had uneonsci ousiy imbibed Gle
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low no MANUFACTURE LEATHER

rVUE Subscriber has a new, easy and excellent meth
% g. t0aniu4 without bark, making heavier, bet
fsy and more sur15le Leethe-. in ~OnO-tenth Or the time
required b. bars and atty per cent. cheaper.
gpe1imens u the Leather sop TO order. Shop,
Coguy aUa state rigals sold ohesp. Best Of city ref
eucss Given. address, enclosing stamp,
Ed. PARK, Box sf5,
itrL-lmaaE Menu.la- TIN
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BEFORE H REcoRDER.-There were some
twenty eases disposed Of by Recorder Moore,
Yesterday, bat none were of special interest.
About 500 was considered an equivalent for
the trespasses.
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CoRREcTIoN.-We are requested to state
that the wedding noticed in our paper of yes
terday morning did not take place. The pub
LEGATION was made on the authority of an en-
closure in a letter received from Germantown,
signed J. P. Winford.
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TIE NATcHEz GUARps.-This fine corps,
under command OF Captain Davis, which had
occupied the Eclipse wharfbost, took up its
line Of march yesterday for camp, near this
city. 1t is composed Of soldierly looking men,
and will compare favorably with any in the
service. Their orderly bearing made an ex-
ceilent impression upon cur citizens.
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Boats Leaving.

For NEW ORLEANS The steamer srd. Kenuett,
Briefly, master, will leave FOR the above and all inter
me1iate landings this evening at 5 O'Clock. Thomas
II. Williams X Co., ageRts.
FOR VICRsBURG-The splendid passenger steamer
Victoria, A3ydy, master. G. r. Hats, clerk, leaves as
banks, agents.
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GESSRS. Clark Gregory * Co., RAshviIle-Gents I
have been afflicted with Plies. together with a ooGipli-
casicn Of diseases, for better than twelve years, and I
have tried various remedies, and al have failed to give
relief, unless 1t was Of snort duration. have used
two and one-hsf bottles Of your Ambrosial OIL, accord
ing to directions, aEd have received more benefit from
its use than from all else besides. I wish this made
public, that suffering humanity nay aud relief.
n JANE wHTTEKER.
Marshall County Tenn, September 16, 1850.
Sessrs. CLARK, Gregory d Co Gents There sre two
Of my friends here that want each. hat q dozen bottles
o. your AmbrosiAl Oil. They have tricd it snd found
1t all you commend it. JAS. 7. ROPE.
Tunnel Hii, Georgia, 1890.
For sale BY II. O. OKYCE & SON.
And al Aanpals druggists. 1yiT-isW2W
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SEMrMMQ.

TEHHB Subscribers have y large warehouse aud are pre-
j pared 10 eHsr superior inducements 10 parties
wishing storage.
HULL, CROMWELL b Taylor,
a1d~G&W - FIsnt Row.
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Commercial Mattfrs.
DAILY REPORT OF TaE MARKET.
FURsIsHED PROM THE mEncHANTs' EXCHANGE

HEMpHIs. August 10, 1891.
C0TToE-The sales were limited to 10 bales. Q1ota
tons nominal.
T0BAOC0-No transactions reported.
W~HEAr-There was only a moderate attendance o
buyers in the market yesterday, and the sales were CON
dned to about 1900 bushels, Of which 200 bushels white
and 90 inferior red (sks included at 81 % and sec; 500
inferior red, sOc, SKIS returaetj 200 do at IS; 3OO prime
red at 100, and I6o aud so do at same. The market
closed firm at unchanged prices.
FLOUR-The demand continues brisk and prices have
an upward tendency. Sales 200 brls extra family at
$7.75; 100 brls country extra at $500 and 60 brls extra
superfne at 81. so.
C~oRN-Limited sales from levee al 45c per buShel.
Ray, OATS AED B~RAN-Nothiug reported.
BACoN-The market was quiet yesterday, with linz
tied sales at 17@I7Ac for clear sides, and I39I3Hc fer
shoulders.
w~HTsKY-sales 90 brls rectifed st 35c.
sALT-sales 100 bags coarse, from levee, at 81 80.
No fine in market.
S~UGAR-sales 10 hhds at 6KGss.
COFFEE-Market firm, with a good demand at 35c.
NOLAssEs-6o pigs sold at s3G35c.
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THE GREAT
Egl9Ngg sW0GEcJsaG.
NERWIES BLOOD SEARCHERl
MeFCuFiaI and Syph1Iitic TaiRfs,
In Ill thar dinerent firms and Stages;
ulcers, ETupsiOns, PimpEes.NOdes
or ShiP Bones. BtOtcheB,
Rails GeaHFE NHaGE
c-oMpoUNDED FROM

In all their different forms and stages;
ulcers, ETupsiOns, PfBlpBes.NOdes
or shiP Bones BtOtcheB,
BOils, Sca1d BeGG.
And the entire class Of complaints caused cy an impure
state Of the Blood.
S5- It invariably cures Rheumatism, Liver Com
plaint, General and Nervous Debility, inflammation
OF the Bowels, and Is particularly recommended for all
those obstructiOns to which females are liable. Il Is
natures own cosmetic, IL brings the young females
form to perfection, giving richness 10 the blood and
v!gor to the nerves, causing health and happiness t.
sparkle in the dowucast aHd saddened eye, the rosy
bloom O haalth to beautify The faded cheek
The "BIoOd seaFCher''
Is precisely what its name indicates in all its length
and breadth, viz IN a searching manner, - sees, TO
look for, to inquire, 10 examine 10 inylgOEate. ard thus
purifying and cleansing the blaed, the source. the foun-
tain Of life. causing it to h0w pare snd unauthorized
in all its original purity and vIgOr, thus remOvI8L from
the system all impure and p~ernieious causes which
have Induced disease
Its eEects have been almost mirsculocs! Hundreds
upon hundreds have been snatched BY % from su nm
timely grave and restoUd to the sweets or health and The
endearments OF friends.
We csn point to hundreds Of cases tnas have bae1
cured after a.. Cher remedies have friIsd, aud ma1v
instances where the ~paticrts had given IN al hope o.
ever being restored to health.
We not only claim t. have discovered a 9a1scea for
IMPURE BLOOD but we challenge the entire vorId A.,
produce a medicine that has its life-giving gbd searlb-
ing properties.
E5s Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles for IS. and
forwarded by express te all psrts OF the Confederate
States, on receipt n price.
POTTER n MERWIN. Proprlptars.
50 Jehorson-st near post Office,
ana general dealers N al popular patent medicines.
Eg@ Sold at all sIa Dug Stores In Memphis.
jai9-dtWawis
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WSwaaf0ag-

A LADY Of Southern birth, educstIoD, auI rang
~ years experience, desires Situation IS EACHF
or MCSIJ ia a school, or as GOsernezs IN D. family.
References given. Address PnK 20.
iyzp-tm Tusrurnlfa ala
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EzroRTIoN We leave it to the calm con-
siderate reflection Of those engaged in bust.
less, Of any kind, if these are times, and this
toe country, to amass money out of the neces-
sites Of others. II what were once deemed
i~aKuries and uncommon, have been rendered
necessary by frequent use, it is no reason they
should be szddled With exorbitant prices, be-
cause the supply is short, and the demand I'M
limited. On the other hand, it is the duty of
hose in moderate circumstance to practice
seoRomy, and as far as practicable, dispense
with these i%uxuries, comforts, or apparent nee
s~ssaries, rather than subject themselves TO ex-
tOrtisn. To a thirsty nan a cup Of water
would be acceptable beyond price, but who
would think Of demanding a brother soldisr's
monthly stipened for a draught from bis can
teen?
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The S0meryine FemaIe institute

WILL open its next session the 2d dAv Of Sepisu-
w Der, ttas first Monday uuder the c~ostluusd SUI
psrvhion Of J. D. Meredith, assisted by a full Co d. Cf
experienced Southern Teachers.
those wishing further particulars viii guBly 70 lHs
Principal Tor a catalogue.
~soMERvILLE. Tenn Aug >. 1861. T~snasGr%
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STATE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We find upon
our table the annual Catalogue and Circu-
laT'' Of this i~ourishing institution, and learn
from it thar the graduates of 1861 number
twenty, and the. total number of pupils TIE
hundred aad seTeDty-fcur. OF these, Tsnnes-
see contributed one hundred and thirty-eigbt,
Mississippi s~sventy-three, Louisiana thirty
nine, Arkansas twenty, Alabama two, and
Missouri and Texas one each. The fall ses-
sion win open September 18th, and close jan
uary 29b, ensuing.
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A Chance for Active Service,
RANGERg.

UAVING been authorized by Governor harris 70
H raise j battalion OF Mounted Raugcrs fer The war,
I desire % enlist i've hundred Shle-toticu r1er, u0uut-
ed AID equipped with such arms as they ctu procure
tsh9t guns and pistols prsfarablpl, suitable 90 Use srr-
vice. Those who canr3t entirely egglg themselves viii
be furnished arms BY the State. Whe1 mustered in.
a valuation OF the property IN horges and arms viii be
made, and the au0R1t credited 20 the volunteers.
Those wishing 20 eBiist are requested 70 roL0rt ITEM
selves TO ue at the Gayos1 House, where Quarters viii
be assigned them until such time as the Battalion is
raised. ". B. FORREST.
fHQ&stF liant r-1 D 4 Tam
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FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-The appur-
tehances and fixtures Of club-room No. 8, Ad-
ans street, viii be sold on the premises at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, b. Gilbert, Andrews & Co. -Four
splendid mirrors, pictures, tables, carpets,
chairs, bed-stead, wardrobe, and a variety of
splendid furniture.
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8egnlar Aathsts.
For New ORLEANS.
Memphis and vicksburg G. S. Nail Linz
NEyEo .gRHArCEWEyE

WW-~~ WW-W|~~~NW .
AGEKPHIS mi ARRAFSAg RIVER
vi COEFEDERATE STATE NAIL lA&nHf
LIN shove nns will, during low22
water IN the Arkansas river, TuH small beats from Ma
pOeon 10 Little Rock.
PASSENGERS leaving Memphis on Monday. Wedues-
days and Saturdays, connect directly with these boats
next day at Napoleon. They leave Napoleon Sunday.
Tuesday and ~Thursdsy evenings, aud connect direct az
Lite hoek VITA cosones f5r Hot sprIss5 and Fort
smith For further Information apply o.
JOIN ID. ADAN5, Proprietor, or
HARMSTAD. Agent.
1y3o-3ue Conner Madisgn streat AZ. Rr.rf nv
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TIE CoNeERT.-We again remind our read
ers that the musical entertainment for the ben
eft Of The Southern Mothers association, will
positively come of on Monday evening, when
those who have q taste for music viii have an
opportunity Of hearing the gems of opera and
several concerted pieces, most admirably exc
cuted, although the performers are our wi
generous-hearted and accomplished citizens.
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Sgttial A0tites.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.

Authorised 81, 900, 900
Cash capital and surplus paid up............ $4,000
See card in another column. once, on Madison st.,
opposite Bank Of Memphis.
mvi-ly y. WEST Aganf.
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MEMPHIS HAT MAEUFAC1ORYl
Clark 81 FUEaGr's
.MBROSIAL OIL,
CLARK. eREGNRY & a..

NtALAAaEAH &AA1N IN - VGa9
q ole Er 0DEISBOE9 .
! CURBS Hsadache, Earache, ToOthache, in three min
~ utes- Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
sipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Collie, Cramps, IRhamed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sprains, Ohapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Diar-
rhea, BuHious, C0rBs, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Rat
Bites. The world Is challenged for Its equal for Scalds
and Burns. II cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eyes on
horses, Sprains, SwiRney, Poll Evil, Flstula, saddle and
harness Calls, fresh wounds or SwelIings, and is the
best knowo remedy to apply to ender-tOotsd horses from
f~e4nder-take up the feet and battle well about the frog
Of the foot. Cures al eut4nsous diseases on man OF
beast.
No one medicine can cure IN all cases, but we car show
mere real proof Of the virtue OF AmbrOsiaI Oil In It's
being bought than can be produced for any other medi-
eiBe.
We 60 not assert a cure for every malady to which the
human family are subject, but what we proclaim We can
suostantiate BY living Witnesses. The Ambrosial Oil is
4 Nashville prepaT alton, an0 sold throughout the South
and Southwest by al good druggists and general deal
srs. The south raay be Justly proud thst Dr.. CLARK,
native TennessseaD, after much labor and r~essSrch, has
produced = really worthy medicine, which Is bound to
drive ont much Of the worthless imported trash With
which tle country is flooded.
Please oSll At eg- omcs, where We viii take pleasure
Ia showing letters ard testimonials t9J Numerous 10 set
r0rt0 IN the form OF Ru advertisement, some OF which
rome from physicians in high standing. who are using il
n their practice, as they state, with marvellous effects.
We caanense the wO7li T. prodcce . remedy 80 speedy
Gnd edectuai N itb Gsgling properties.
70 Besu the evidence Of the virtue Of CLARK \ bul-
leFs Awbrosial OH, evidences 50 authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are trreproaehGols
CLARK, GREG0RY s CO.. Propristors.
Nashville, Tenn
potter h HERWIN,
6j Jefferson street near Post Onicos
AM rauargT dealers in All popular patent meUlcineS.
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ATTENTION, MAYNARD RIFLEMEE l. At
tend a meeting Of your company at the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad Office on tonight
Saturday. Important business viii be be-
fore the meeting and every member should at.
teRd. By order. e. c. COLE, Captain.
ca The regular meeting of the executive
committee Of the Southern Mothers, on Satur-
day morning, viii take place at the rooms in
the Irving block, north end. Tie members Of
the Third ward are requested to attend, and
there being few members in that ward, the
Fourth ward, which is fully represented in the
society, are desired to attend also, to arrange
for the care Of the rooHls the next week. By
order Of the present. NJ. Z. PoPE, Sec'y.
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| UoTToE,
~ shuck,
Straw,
Lsyes, etc,
] Always In stOrs and f0r eals lower than regular rates,
A. 8. L.sVF A. 20,
feg Is6 Baiu street.
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Do you want yoar delicate, sickly, puny children % bs
healthy, strong and rObust2-thsn give them kcLean's
Strengthening Cordial (see the directions on each bot
tle1 il is delicious 20 tske.
One tablespoonful taken avery morning fasting, Is q
sure preventive against Ohills End Fever, YslloS Fever,
Cholera, OF any prevailing disease.
CAUTIoE.-Bewsrs q druggists or dealers whs may
try t. palm upon you = bottle Of Bitters or SarsapsrllIa,
which they can buy cheap, oy saying Il Is Just As gosd-
There are even men base snOash TO steal part Of ny
name to dub their vile decoctiOns. Avoid such intz
nous pirates sud their villzinous compounds. Ask for
Dr.. J. II EcLssn's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier. Take E0thing else. 1t Is the only remGdy
that will purify the blood thoroughly, and At the saps
time strengthen and i~nvigorate the whole organization.
It Is put up in large bttles-sl per bottle, or six boz
DIR. J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
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For sale, wholesale add retail by
Potter r HERWIN,
IS Jefferson street near Post Office,
Ana general dealers in all popular patent meGicines.
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QUITE LIFELN.-IGere was an ali OF lie
and activity upon cur principal streets yestsr-
day, that gave the city quite a lively appear
ance. at 10 time during the day, was Main
street without its busting crowd upon either
sidewalk, passing up and down, among
which our military friends might be distin-
guish1a by their handsome and servlceabls
uniforms. We very much doabt if any Of the
mere pletentions Of the cities north of US
could have shown SO thrOnged a thOrOughfare
throughout the day.
A BEAUTIFUL FLAG.-We were shown last
evening, by H.. ". 0rne, Esq Of this city, a
Confederate 1sg Of exquisite workmanship,
and Of tie very finest materials, Intended to
be sent to China, where a brother Of Mr.. 0rne,
Mr.. Chas. W. 0rne, has been engaged in bust
ness for the last ten years at Canton and
shanghai, although now On a visit 70 bis
friends in Memphis. This win probably be the
first Confederate flag the CelestiaIs viii have
an opportunity Of seeing. The flag vas work
ed at the establishment Of J. A. Cameron, No.
3l2 Main street.
BKEEsT.-Those who had not retired with
in doors, at an early hour last night, must have
greatly enjoyed the delicious and refreshing
breeze which sddied through our streets.
After the cheated terms Of the day, it was
truly inyigoratiBg. The stars shone dimlv,
and il may have heeH the hsrbinger Of rain,
which just nO@ weGh be acceptable enough,
although if it be deferred many days, might re
dispensed with, as By no means contributing to
the benefit Of the cotton crop. At this time,
gentle showers, OF even a good rain wouldbe
advantageous to the late corn, and especially to
the vegetable and floral gardens.
SEITH's HIsToRT OF DEBATES Is Ala
BAHIA CoNyEKTIoE.-Messrs. Cleaves & Va
den, Of Memphis, advertise in another column
this interesting and valuable work, BY the
lion. VIM. r. Smith, formerly a member Of
the federal congress from the 4th district OF
Alabama. Itcontsins the speeches delivered in
The secret session Of the convention, besides
many State papers OF importance. Judge
Saith is a gentlemen distinguished for his
high literary merit, as wen as bis extensive
political information, and has spared neither
time nor laboFi in compiling this valuable work.
No Albanian, especially, should be with
out IL.
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Mr.. J. II. Smith was called: l an acquain-
ted with Martin Ihaye seen him al captain
Shaw's ; / was called upon to arrest him last
Monday / went to the Charleston railroad /;
saw him and Mrs. Shaw half a dozen miles
up the road, stepping on the cars; / arrested
Martin Mrs. Shaw said she would come back
too they said they were going to Iuka to pre-
pare a room there for Capt. Shaw, who was
coming up next morning Martin said he had
a passport | warned them that ANYTHING said
10 my presence l might have to report on trial /;
when / served an injunction upon them on the
Saturday before, Mrs. Shaw said she had sold
one of the notes, aud made preparation for
sailing 2aother; the two were in buggy to-
gstheF, at this time! when laFFested Martin last
Monday morning be went on to tell me about the
notes be said be had some scspiciOns when he
saw DR.. Gilbert take Mrs. Shaw into the par
Tor, and went to the front window; that while
there be heard DR.. Gilbert insult Mrs. Shaw;
that he then went In and told the doctor that
ie be had a pistol he would shoot him: that
Gilbert offered to pay $4,000 to hush it up,
if Martin would leave the State and say nota-
Ing aboEt it. Gilbert asked him 80 draw The
hotes up, aa he himself was too much agitated
to write them; Martin did not say in what
manner the doctor insulted the lady, but mere
~ that be bad insulted her grossly; he said he
had drawn up the notes as DIR. Gilbert had di-
rected him; Mrs. Shaw gave me up the notes
and | gave her my receipt for themI Mr.. Shaw
wouid not have ths receipt made out 10 him;
be said be had nothing 10 do with the notes;
when | asked at Can't. ShaW's house where
Martin was, before / made the aFrrst, Mr..