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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

R c. TUCKER Capt Night Police.
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT.
Honorable Board of Mayor aud Aldermen Of the
City of Memphis:
GENTLEMEN: My collections for the month Of
May, from all sources, were forty thousand and
ffty-seven dollars and eleven cents all of which
is respectfully submitted while fehcitating my
self upon the occasion, perhaps for the last time
offered, of renewing TO the honorable Board Of
Mayor aud Aldermen assurances Of my very dis
tiDguished consideration.
JOHN h Bowen.
Revenue Officer for the City of Memphis
REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR OF PRIVILEGES.
Monthly report of Juo. Newsom, Collector Of
Privileges:
May 3Ist, 1862, for the amount of License
collected during the month of May 1862,
Sl232 81, and for amount of previous collec-
tons S49,35659. Total, forty-nine thousand
five hundred and eighty inc dollars and forty
five cents
JOHN NEwsoM, Collector of Privileges.
June 3d. 1862.
MARKET MASTERS REPORTS
MEMPHIS, Ju1e 2, 1862.
Honorable Board Of Mayor aod%A'dermeu:
My collections for the month OF NJ ay amounts
to $l03 rs.
JOHN SMOOII Market Master.
Honorable Board II Mayor and Aldermen OF the
City of M mphs
GgETs Ny collection tor he month of May
amounts to one hundred aud twenty SIX dollars
and seventy cent
IL. KIRKLAND, Market Master.
CITY TRtASURER's REPORT
Or. Horny X Pugh, Treasurer
Ia acct with City OF M-mphis
I562.
May3I To amounts received for May....... SIS $50
do previously, and since July -. JoJ Joe 3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

INTERESTING To TIE TRADE--A L Andrews
o'clock, q large aud fine lot Of calieoe5, lawns
and beregesi also, domesrics, clothing, ribbons
and fancy goods
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GOvERNMENT PROPERTY-A lot Of wagons,
stage coaches, carts, dIays. and harness, viii be
offered Tor sale at autlon by J T Gilbert, at the
government stables on Monroe street, at nine
o'clock this morning This Is a fine and rare
opportunity for purchasing at the buyers, own
price, valuable and useful property. All who
want good, useful vehicle or other article Of the
kind mentioned, should seize the chance See
the advertisements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

MANUFACTURED
S9J REWARR

LTRAYE from the bscrber aturdsy la T. two
> OR ay with Nhie feet medium sizel;
h- OF q ia 81 sorreI scr back A So oan
ny The ADO r-ward vii be paid tor thei de-
livery me or foc any Information that l Can get
them imy30-3Jsl MICHAEL DEA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

IsRAELITISH CELEBRATION The IsraeHtes
celebrate to-day the annual observance of the
giving of the law ON Mount Sinai. AT the syna-
gogue in this city, the Rev. Mr.. Tuska viii Gel
ebrate service at 9 o'clock this morning, and will
preach on d" The test of Revelation as applicable
to the Law OF Nations" Seats will be furnished
tn strannnrs
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COmmi5.ee reported that tLe city jail was IL
process Of demolition and all the prisoners
sent 10 Raleigh, aud asked to be discharged.
I ..---r.-.-l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

STATE PRISONERS We learn that the jaior
at Raleigh is suffering severely in consequence
OF the attack made upon him by prisoners sent
from this place; he was badly choked. A gu I'd
will be wanted day and night over tho inmate,
some of the prisoners will be removed To the jai,
al SOmeryille
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

Oh, YES Furniture, Of the most solid auo
elegant style, viii be sold this morning by thos.
Wallace, Hyde 81 Rogerson. Read their adver
tisements and call and see their furniture. Go
and see them and what they will sell. See ad-
verrisemeut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

CALLs-Iu another place viii be found calls
upon r W Creighton to become candidate for
Alderman of the Seventh ward, and on Capt. I.
A. TYLER for the Second wsrd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

THE RNER.-The riv is still falling The
weather yesterday was partially cloudy, and last
night was very cold for the season. The Brace
let Is advertised to leave this evening for Arkau
Wv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

CAMEO BREAST PIMA lady lost cameo
breast pin, surrounded with pearls, yesterday
reward is offered See advertisement.
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THE CHARLESTON RAILROAD. - On account
of the trains cessing 20 run on this road, backs
have commenced running from this cityto points
in that direction
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

The JAIL AT RALEIGB.-sheritf Felts lett the
city last night for Raleigh, to make arrangements
for the proper keeping in custody Of the State
and county prisoners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

A CALL.-Wih d.. IL W. Creighton consent
to run for Alderman of the Elrvrnth Ward j
so ne will receive tn support Of
MANY YnTEkS.
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RECORDERS REPORT.

KECOhDEhs ; HEPOkI.
Honorable Board OF Mayor and Alderman Of the
the city OF Memphis
I would respectfully submit tae following as
as my rePorttor the month ending May 3lSt.,
1862:
Total amount Of tines assessed ----- 5000 so
Total amount collected and paid City
Treasury ....'...... I722 20
Number Of persons sent to work house 30
Total amount collected and paid City
Treasury --.''' 1858 so
s a. MOORE, Recorder
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

KEFoRr OF THE CAPTAIN OF Day POLICE.
EPoRr OF TIE CAPTAIN OF NIGHT POLICE.
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT

All Of which is respectfully submitted
2 G. T-cLEE Ca-r w. ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

RECORDERS COURT. - There were thirteen
cases at this court yesterday; six of them were
charges of intoxicatiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

SELLING LIQUoR-F PeulO for selling liquor,
contrary to the orders Of the Recorder, was
YegterdsY tined thirty dollars for the ofenSe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

w The Messrs Cayce & Son offer great in
ducements at the Arcade. See their advertise
meut il another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

To THE TRADE,-Be on hand this even ing at
3 P. NJ, at A. L, Andrews s. Co.'S, 25l Main
street, if you want to make money
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A CALL.-If Capt f A Tyler will conseI
TO run for Alderman, he will receive the yot
of many friends IN m" SECOND WABD.
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CONTRA


1860
say 81 By Mayors warrant ...-
mid tnf, on ..-..-.- IS a 5tt - 500 90, .-
Pad previously tud since. .uy l. .'t '''St~1's' 80
HENRY r PUGH Treasurer.
MEMPHIS Trun.. June / 1862
srAr4UN-HvUsE REPORT
rorua fonoraUi boa oI ala. OF and Aldermen OF tie
-ty Oi Mvui his.
tn following Is respectfully submitted as my report
90 month ending May 3lsr -5o@s
j't-f. ou hand al IaaJ star,ms .-----S -
itrc .yqI during the month. -'OO
r., ......say >
May lst-Paid drayage on J. McMaunis. is.-.......s =
pruhO DER ..-.----..-.-. ~
tor soar and matches. ---.-.-s-.' "
r N Kirby ! month servant hire W
S,yett-, for epaIrilg prlyy IL cell ~
B.aDr.. on hand - ..-...sIU25.
B S OIIs, Station Keeper,
q report was read from w. o. LOhandr CIiy
. uutToiirr, and ordered filed
A communication from JAS Z. Felts, Sheriff
skiing the ard to appoint Judges, clerks and
Ulcers FOR holding municipal election, was re
TIE. to q committee composed OF Aid. Ayres,
Robinson and Drew
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

u Farious have been the speculatons rela-
3ivo to the Federal gunboats al leaving t3esa
parts 7 icFsburg, Grand Gulf Rodney, etc a,
towards Eew Orleans. When we recall to mind
the fact that mayor and other city officers are
to be elected at New Orleans next Monday, it
viii not appear at all strange that the whole
Federal force should again be summoned be-
fore that city the ideas Of freedom with Pic
ayuue Butler now associate only gunboats and
bavOnets before the baIlot-box. At all hazards,
be must have Lincoln city officers, or the de-
struction Of the rights of the people and the
citY.-NqtchezL Courier. MaQ 30.
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HOTEL FOR 6ALE.-We advertise for sails
Browns Hotel at Grenada, Miss, including two
banking houses, for Coniederate money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

n Go to Csyce & Sons and buy fine bed
steads, bureaus, carpets, washstands and ward
robes
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A VICTIsI OF THE LADY ELGIN DISASTER
JBEETIFIGD.-Sometme since the body of fe-
male. worn away almost to q skeleton, was
found at Nsug8tuck, at the mouth of the Kala-
mazo0 river, Two rings upon the welluigh
A-shless fingers alone furnished a clue to the
identity Of the remains, and from a description
Of tines giags published IN the papers at the
ums .4s body has beeu identified as that OF the
wife Of Franklin Hopkins, a prominent citizen
Of Eagle HaIbgr, Wisconsin. Her child was
dF0wHed Al the same Time, and as body found
but q short time afler the wreck of the ili-fsted
steamer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

WIFE WuPPMG.-PhiIp Cullen was charged
before the Recorder yesterday with whipping
bis wife the unmanly deed cost him six dol
lars
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The following d report of the wOrS dUur il the city
tor tb- month of May, 1862:
r r Ward For carIIns brickb Is and nilrug
lies the Raleigh road DTId > 1900
F-r Ceaui' < gutter Auction -rrrCr War
ct, the i'rr away ... .,-..... ... g. 90
s. cOnd Ward For ci-anug guurTs from Mar
krr street 10 W Washngtou street, and hauling
dirt from the OvvrtOn SPIRAL. 800
on Adams and water .Ifreis-,........ $500
Fourth Wart.-For Flowing aud tounding the
alley east Of Third street, aud between Mad
isOH aud Monroe estrett-.,-..........--.--- 5000
For cleaning cutters and plpvviug th= .liey
between Madison and Court
rounding the alley in hs rear OF the Uni
Fifth Warf.-FOr raising fO'tWay and hui T.
Ing abutment and guJtrT a. Union srrcJ
.-...-.....-------- 51lJ
seventh Ward.-For opening Eurter Q WaelI-
inEtop street and filing holes in thr same
also III UuiOB j. %
For labor lumber and spikrs for building three
abutmenrs and three wooden CUTTERS. tIl-
ing the Linden bridge. --.---.- GJT0J
For grading Browns and rounding
Cau-ey sfr't = 90
Eighth Ward For building a bridge across
Ovrrson avrnG. - % 90
For repairir culvert across Hills sJreet.--. 14OO
S6.7OO
Respectfully, s. NJ. THOMAS,
street Commissioner
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~ Come, and bring your friends to the great
sale Of dress and fancy goods, this morning, at
O'Clock, by A L. Andrews 4 Co, z5l Main
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
oFFECE.gE PR0 cg DK~c ;.

Az regular meeting oi sac Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen, hid yesterday, Jane 3, l-62,
Presentation john rark, Mayor, Chairman
HerrilI, Aldermen Tighr, Drew, NJ rgan, Coch
ran, AIMS Ayres, Kjrny, Grrenlaw, Farmer
Robinson, Patnck and V.4lnHns.
A quorum Oeipg announced, the chairman
u0ok his seat aud called tue Board - order, when
the roll of Aldermen aud city officers was called,
and the mluutes OF the pIecrdt"g meeting read
and spprOYed.
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B Read Cayce q Sons advertisement OF
lost baggage in another column
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Az WH0hhNlLE!

4 / k5 III y q 81 y 4 II IL
a25 baEcs best rs s>sssss3gTes,
go bales Heavy 8r53'S szs,ss gRsscEss,
so cases EvOO} EEslse,
, FzE5ys7 E9VcTsEaaas.
as Gents Boots,
9 EEomcu's stout sgs0ez.
II CBsIGFeB's Shoes,
8 Youths sBae3,
SO Boys Shoes,
20 5JeH's EkEP shoes.
s Byvsgaa Shoes.
Ez UEzs5FeHas.
8 pieces TvyeeGs aEd Cashmere
so gessEgs,
So EEcs2t8z.
25 - HcTs1E-
20 '' IGeFugas,
ECO " Plsta ass@ Striped @0-
Eaesgics,
20 Gs5mgsag -ss.
go " Heavy -asrs5sgg Checks =,
$50 " CSEEc0gs-
so &" Hickory S3ssF.5"Es,
20 dozen OyeraEis,
~ Heavy Ey0og E@CEass-
500 pairs PauGBf0-Es
50 SE5ts Gray ktrseys,
SOC dozen spool CgssD8-
s0,GOO dozen Cotton Eszras.
200 dozen wool Seeks,
20 - EEoel s50sv,
SO Gotten Hose.
- Misses and CE55TdEeHa'
Hose,
So gross Military Buttons,
SEQ ibs, TUFltCy Bscss Cotton,
30 I5s, knitting Cotton,
SO Isbs. Zephyr vy0rsFcas
Be- iBs. Sewing asstAs,
SEQ Esed Comforts,
Blankets. 6gssasas
Brown SHurBnZs ANA sbeegaugt
Blcached
Checked ERG0EicT and SWISS TEEEa-
FiHs,
Table CB0GIss, Napkins aEad Tow
els
Plaid and white Gjuseys,
Canton FIanueEs, Green Baize
White and Ascd EIamueIs,
Shawl SeCgg Comforts,
Black gelvefs, ABPaCCas,
sFEsEl E-tnefas,
skaudkeFcFsiefS, CFfsVats, Gloves
Ladies sssRet Gents SaumsIeGs,
Heavy Buck and Seat
Grain Bags,
KFGGB Yarns, Carpet ESaFps,
Wrapping EyVETe,
Flax Threads. Needless EFsss
Table EEtissFy, scissors, etc.
We offeT The above, and other desiTablegoods
10 srrive, st WHOLESALE, FoR CASH
u Country Socks, Jeans, Liuseys, etc, vii
- taken n exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR s. CO..
Corner Of Adams and Second streets.
isl4-Iy
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D~ Cayce & Son sell fine sowing machine
ibis morning.
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Fo 80 als.s r r, Nap o- E.-s ..-- .al --..-s
K,lA-T-a % i-- -ls.--.-
BKAC z.4E.I- 5.- -l-5-.
TN.iIS splendid pas eng sr p4las. vl.. -.-y- .--=
! 90 b g r- 81
For IroIyh- or 0.-s. .agF -yuiV az1a1-@
j --e- ----- .----.-.
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gr Fine furniture at the Arcade this morn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-04

100 WC.4Els AND 5IgLs q. o.lau-us A-r,y
IUU 70 + e. LELZLFzE-.
ID . IE &c Ia- ls-rT--.- Clastgr.
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OFFICERS REPORTS
STREET cOslMlssIoNgR's REPORT.

The following officers reports tor TOO past
month were reId aud ordered fled
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-01

had incurred the resentment of noble Rus.
sian family.
The case was now clear to me; the countess
had been exiled to Archangel. and sent home
to England, through her high born relations
dread of meSdilidnce.
felt myself the hero of a real romance;
but what was to be done? Her address in
Archangel was unknown TO me; and even if
it had been knowrs who could say into whose
hands my letter might fall Better to wait,
and see what chance time might bring. For
the present, l parted my uncle's lectures and
inquiries by giving him TO understand that |
could not help the Partially Of rich widow
and countess.
The old man seemed to think it very unac
.countable; so did every body who heard it ex-
cept my mother, good woman; she calculated
on officiating at wedding breakfast in the
Rozenki palace
l became somebody, even in the housekeep
er's opinion, but had subsidized into my old
place in the counting house and my seat in the
back parlOr, when, with the last packet, which
left just before the frost had closed the Baltic,
who should arrive but Mr. Hardstaffl
He had resigned his Office under Skinderkn
& Co. and was on his way to Yorkshire, W here
he intended to spend the rest of his days III
genteel retirement by the aid of his Russian
savings They had got two Scotchmen in
lieu OF both him and me but some affairs he
was commissioned to wind up brought him to
King William street; and l took the only op-
portunity now in my power TO learn some.
thing of the countess, by asking him, when we
Glanced to be lett by ourselves, if Madame
Rozenk had been calling at the counting
house of late.
80 no." said lie "she sends her steward
now; she wants no more silly young men to
do her business"
"What business do you mean 2" said /.
"What you did for her-helping to get her
nephew's estate in Archangel The boy had
died while he was yet minor, in the monas-
terry just behind her palace, where she had
placed him to be educated and out of the way
He was dumb you see, and had been dead for
two years, but nobody knew that. She got
the rents and the frs, and at last contrived a
scheme-I suppose because you looked a fit
subject for ito pass you off for her dead
nephew with her company at her palace, and
make you copy out will leaving the estate TO
her | believe the monks and she got up a
funeral when you were fairly out of St. Peters.
burg. OF course, she made Skinderkin & Co.
send you" And the amiable man smiled.
"What did you get for helping in the bust
ness e said |. feeling that every word he spoke
was true.
Goods do the work, and wise folks get the
profit" responded my excellent senior. "But
| must tel you she is married TO prince-one
of the Rnmanolf family, they say and would
advise you to keep well out OF Russia it would
never do for people to know the strange way
she took to get her legacy"
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G0ston embellishments.
BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This

ROc1 YIN MfDICAL AS DlJM.-1hlS
~ Institution, established for the benefit OF the sick
and suffering whether rich or poor, under the imme
diate care Of Dr. I. X. TAYLOR, aided by OF the
best consultation talent the city Affords The Wode OF
treatment pracced embraces all the modern improve
ents which have been made by the professors and
dents OF medicine, surgery, electricity magnetism psy
chology, and mental and spiritual philosophy. DR. 1ay
Tor is an experienced physician, well skifu op
orator aud manipulation During practice of twenty
years he has been emineItly successful in curing
OF the worst of Lung and Liver Diseases yspep
sa Rheumatism Neuralgia Mental and Nervous Depres
sion, aid Female Complaints, which have come under
medical care Many of Nervous Prostration Neu
ralgia and Female arrangements relieved at
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever cause
produced, treated by the eclectic inva
rabe success. Patients from distance, who NAV wish
to remain in the city while under treatment be fur
nished with good accommodations and board moder.
ate rates, by communicating with DIR. Taylor day OF
two before their arrival.
Office consultation and operating rooms No. II Han.
over street. All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to DR.. T. X TAYLOR Bos.
ton.
p S.-Dr Taylors Medical Work for beth sexos emit
tied 'Ghe Medical Companion, be obtaired of him
or Of W; " SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
when sent by mail. diff apS
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Wants.

M ANTED-SECoND HAND FuRNI-
w TURE-For which the highest cash price will be
pRld. Persons breaking up housekeeping and wishing to
dispose of their goods for cash. without the trouble Of
auction sale would do well to leave their orders at E.
LAMSON & co, IS Auction and Commission Store &C. IS
and 10 Main street. which will be promptly attended to,
See advertisements another column. dtf mhl3
WANTED IMMEDIATELY--To en-
w gage the personal interest of some person of
honorable intentions with capital of fourO five thous
and dollars in fitting up place in the central part
Of the city OF Worcester for business that will insure
good per cent the capital invested Good references
given Address n D. " at this once. dtf OH
A GENTS WANrED--To sell an article
IA which meets with ready sale Good agents are
making from SO to So per day Amply at 1874 Main street.
OF address, enclosing stamp Post Office Box 1884, Worces
ter Mass. dt&W3t d.
M ANTED.-A situation as Bookkeeper,
w by Young man who understands Double Entry.
Has had several experience and give undoubt
ed reference Inquire at this office dtf ie25
IN HOUSE WANTED. - One with
bss modern improvements. Good water an indlspensa-
s4sAzhle requisite. Any one having good house to
sell, well lot ated, will confer favor by addressing
Drawer a. Worcester Post Office, stating the location.
ja23 dit
A GENTS WANTED To sell an article
In wanted in every family For particulars inquire
at Spooner's Furniture Rooms, No 10 Front street.
Agents selling this article In the army making from
three to five dollars per day above expenses.
Jazz deodlmS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-01
THE ONLY POSITIVE.

-, THE ONLY POSITIVE.
lfitf4{t9 slcsSs1 LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
E4kLllii - n world.
EIffCr1 '%"erEI When the contents Of safes are de
E1H-l-tfi FAu e stroyeG, they invariably burned
bt--t.T5l M ny heat being conducted to them and
Eai The inside wood CASING through the
E,-z-S1i Z%sl door and doorway, by iron bolts and
plates forming and fastening the iron
DoN TO the outside iron plate of the door and Joining d
recty on to the inside wood CASING forming con.
nuous conductor Of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood casing
and contents of the safe.
- All SGtes SAGE are thus bEin.
10 EIG3nine your Safe door.
The Marand Patent Safe constructed entire
cut of all communication Of heat to this part by
constructing the door and the doorway of soap stone
or other acknowledging material, to have iron
bolts running through the door or IRON plate around
the doorway, any connections from the to the
part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents OF the safe eectuay protected from all heat
hat be applied to the door, any other portion
our safe.
nj. H. RIGELOW AND ANSON HARDY
Manufacturers and Propnetors
80 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
Samples at stores OF BUSH d. Co., FITCH d OTIS,
G II. HaRvEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER &
CO.'S, Agents, 222 Main street. DIFF d3l
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WORCESTER:
,For Sale or Gn get

ITO l.ET.--Four tenements to let, with
Il barns without Inquire of JOHN HAMMOND.
s25 diff
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patents.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
IL. IL. DDY,

SOLICITORS OF u PATIENTS,
Late agent of o. s Patent Office Washington (znder
Tie Act 81 1870
&C State ST.. opposite IkiIby ST., Boston.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-09
A SINGULAR FACT.

There is something peculiar and undefnable
in the spirit OF modern democracy. 1t has
puzzled the politicians of all countries, to
know whether this popularity related to a
dishonest purpose on the part of its advocates
to benefit themselves only, or whether it par
took OF fraud still deeper, and which con-
templated the final overthrow of the govern
ment. We are not troubled on either of these
definitions, believing that both will apply with
equal justice to the party IN question. What
has struck up lately, and which now claims
our attention, is the singular fact that the
democratic party is struggling for organIza-
tion at this present time. When the rebel-
lion was organized, the democracy of the
north suddenly found themselves dsorganiz-
ed, divided into angry factions, each intent on
the extinction of the other. While this was
the condition in the north, the democracy in
the south were thoroughly organized. When
Sumter fell, u cry of Indignation rang
through the land and aroused its physical and
mental forces to the rescue of the government
w hen the disaster OF Bull Run filled the loyal
States with mourning, and requiems for the
dead were borne on every breeze that blowed
from the north, the east and the west-when
BaPs Bluff In all its bloody details spread
tale of horror before the people-when all the
possible misfortunes which at one period in
the history of this struggle seemed to conspire
to Illustrate the efforts of the government to