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Poets in Blue and Gold.

Animals, large assortment, New Styles:
Writing Dssks, rosewood, nahcgony = leather
Chessmen and Boards,
BackgammOn Boards,
Photograph and Blank Albums, in superb bind
ing, New styles;
Bibles, in every style;
Brayer Books, in every style;
Psalms and Hymns, in every style;
Psalmist, Morocco anu Antique;
Catholic Prayer Books, ETC., etc.
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0mce--ao. Is Madison Street.


WI be opested from 5 O'Clock A. NJ, until
J. NJ Advertisers will please lear this m mind
and hand in thefE favors early.
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Valuable Holiday Gifts--We have greatly
enlarged our stock OF Diamonds, Watches
~Jewelry, silyerware and Fancy Goods IN winch
VIII be foand many choice articles ior me glh
season. FIJI. CLARK Co,
Comero OF Main and Madison streets
deele D
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50 Christian Church, corner Alnoea apd
Malbargy Streets, 3. A CoOk, pastor Senaas
School al nine O'Clock this FreAeh
ing al eleven O'Clock tais forenoon anu seNei
olclack this eNenlng.
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M. G. CAYCE & co.
A-UCTTONEERS,
Commission Merchants.
GENERAL AGENTS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
j. ". Hopkins DC Co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Little Rock, Arkansas.

W HOPKINS, formerly real estate broker
~ and agent, at Memphis, Tenn. John w.
Faust, attorney at law and general insurance
agent, and James A. Martin, land surveyor at
Little Rock, Ark, offer thei services to the pub
lie generally as Agents for the Collection Of all
Civil Claims, for the sale and Payment of
Iaxes on all Property entrusted to their care.
an communications promptly answered. Mr..
hopkins, OF this firm, viii be found in business
hours at No i. Post Office Building. Office OF W.
r. Barnett & Co, for a few weeks 10 come. We
have On hand a large number of Fine Pianta-
tons; some for sale and some Tor rent. many Of
which are on the Mississippi, Arkansas. Qua
chita, Sunfiower and other rivers, and near the
same Large and Small Places. Also, about Two
Hundred Thousand Acres Of ChicOt Cotton
Lands, selected for actual settlement. All priced
Low, Very Lou. j. W. HOPKINS & 60.
Memphis. Tenn, Dec. 10, 1855. de20 Irne
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A RE OFFERING large number OF Elegant
n Gdt Books, bound In various styles. They
ave
Tennyson,s Poems, Cloth, Extra Illustrated
Illustrated;
Tennyson's Poems OF imagination and Fancy,
Cloth, Extra illustrated;
Gems from Tennyson, Antique & Cloth, Extra
illustrated;
Golden Leaves, from British Poets, Antique,
Illustrated;
Golden Leaves, from American Poets, Antique,
illustrated;
Christian Ballads, Antique, Illustrated;
Companion Poets, Cloth, Extra Illustrated;
Reyeries OF a Bachelor, TX. Marvel, Cloth, Ex-
ira Illustrated
Gray's Elegy, Antique and Cloth, Extra Illus
trated
h Rhyme Of the Ancient Mariner, Cloth, Ex-
ira Illustrated;
The Eve Of s.; Agnes, Cloth, Extra illustrated
The Deserted Village.
The Pleasures OF Hope
Gertrude of Wyoming,
Songs OF the Affections, sIu. Hemans, Antique,
n1uzfwufa1
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hand tand constantly receivfngl one of the
largest stocks of goods in my line ever brought
to this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-.
pared to sell at Lower figures than any houst
in the city. To close cash buyers 1 can offer So.
per1or Inducements. Call aud examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. NJ
stock consists, in part, of the following articles
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
filberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerel,
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
Citron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, Sardines, I & ] bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, l 81 . lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, ], t, J, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. Jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & do.
Pineapples in Glass, Strip, bbls. & do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can P~ineapples, Reid a Coffee do,
Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets,
Cove Oysters, l & 2Pickled HOLSTERS,
ID. cans, Salmon, 1&2lb. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
| Mackerel in bbls. d hlf. bbls., Nos. /, 9
and 5,
Mackerel in kits, Nos. l, 2, and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground Il whole,
Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, Washboards, ETC.,
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
Blueing,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
% bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in cs'ks& bots.
Sherry, Curasoe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
PORT
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS.!
Just Received as large an assortment of Fire
Works as was ever brought to this city, ia part
as follows:
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DOIbear's Commercial College is open every
night This is q rars opportunity for young
men 70 learn Bookkeeping, Mathematics, and
P~enmanshIp.
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Coal Oil and Lamps.-Begin the New Year
by purchasing a Lamp and Oil. 20 read, write
and sew by. Prescott, at 40 Jefferson street, has
the hest
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Columbian Sin.

NoAUn1pAAu Elm.
On and After January LIST, 1866, Memphis
and Vicksburg Packet Co., Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Co, Memphis and
White River packet Co, viii receive freight
night and day at their Wharfboat Michigan.
lying At the foot Of jefferson street, for all
Points on the Mississippi river below Memphis,
for all points on Arkansas river, and all points
on White river, receipting through TO Little
Rock ria White river.
This is good news for Memphis merchants, as
they can ship at their convenience, and have
their goods taken care o. without being com
PEELED TO haul them through Indictment
weather, etc.
On , How Cheap! Is the general exclama-
ton OF all who buy goods OF Mrs Gogen, 22s
Main street Goods are sold very low to close
out before moving out 70 the new store. $50
Main. Millinery and straw goods viii be sold
very cheap.
Drake a Co.. ~ Main street, will commence
tomorrow, January Isl, selling over Coats and
Business suits at greatly reduced prices. Gail
in, Gents, and see for yourselves. de3l Il
At Young A you can find the
largest and best assortment OF Blank Work in
this city. Dell p
Furnishing GsSods. In great variety, a.
Drake q Co. Shirts, Drawers, Half Hose. Hdk'fs,
Nec1lties, etc. de3l q
Important 60 PIanters--We viii receive
to-day some twenty laborers FOR plantations,
wOOd yards, saw min, etc, and will furnish
those who may desire their services, II appics-
uon be made Immediately to
c. W. POOL 4 CO.,
des0 q Ig9 Main street.
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To EPieares,-ThOse who are fond Of The
good things OF this earth, in the shape Of every
cd1ble served In the very best stile Of art
should rsmenlber the Gold Eagle Restaurant
on Madison baVeen Nam and Front as theil
cook hss q vide spread reputation, and theil
visnds would make the mouth Of an epicure
water.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. ~.8l-Imports for the week
ending Saturday, Dec. SOth, as copied nom the
books OF the Merchants Exchange, were as
follows:
Ale q Beer, 800 bbls. Hollowware, 4a3.
Agr'ti impiits. 1878 Il Mules, laD.
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M0RTCART Report DURING THE PAST WEEK
Interments by J. c. Hoist a Co.:
J. HarpeT-aged Sixty-ave years, disease, old
age.
Negro boy, one day, chOlic.
Negro child, one year, cold
IOhn Mclnues, fOrty-four years. inhamma,
ton OF the glands.
Ms A Mc6hee, hIy years, inhammaticn
OF the bowels.
Joseph, ic0loredl eight months. fever.
son OF l. Normandy, premature birth.
Lieut. James r Farmer, thirjy-dve years, n
fam nation of lCnES.
Henry B=assell, twenty months, teething.
James I. Lunn. four months, water on t't
Eratm.
E~ub-rments by ". K Smith 4 SON:
Ms r II. Dadson, aged s~eventy-six years
disease, Old age.
Mrs !. L Franhand, tweuty-seven years
cOngestive chill
ME. 5. NJ Cheek, thirty-two years, PLeumo
ala
Henry Anderson, lcoloredl forty years, con.
SUMPTION
Black man, dIty years, Intemperance.
EnuaE nNflT sill horn
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Lee and St0newaH JaeksOu.-We take
pleasure in referring our readers to the card OF
Messrs. Turnbuu d Durant, in another column,
who offer rare Inducements 70 young men to
act as agents in selling the portraits together
with the lives Of these great men, and also en-
cravings and historical matter OF the great Re-
beIliOn, which viii find a ready sale throughout
the South. To young men Of small capital
they certainly offer rare Inducements for
lucrative Employment.
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MARRIAGE LICESCEs-County Court Clerk
Garland P. Ware, issued licences to the follow.
ing parties during the week past;
Niss America Neville and Mr.. Washington
Thecker-
Ms Lavina Busick and M. W. b small
wood.
Mss Mar Jane Graham anI Mr. John A. An,
GensOu-
Mis- Mary Reid and Mr.. Phillip Wright
Aiss Emily K Trout, and Mr.. j. Grier Hap.
Miss Rebecea smith, and Mr. Wade Hamp
ton.
NlS Sarah Conelly, and air. George Ander.
son.
Ais Amelia Garrison aud Mr.. N. stiles.
Ms Jane Jackson, and Mr.. Daniel Wag-
Gsnes.
Mis- q. A. Edwards and Mr.. J. :. Dickey.
Miss AG8ay Webb, and Mr.. Harrison VII
Miss Jennie z. Dromgoole and Mr.. r. De
shields.
Mis- susan Palmer, and Ar. Thomas Cole.
EiEs FannsS Wise, and Mr. PM Ruhln-
Ml4 hate keenan,. and Mr.. Samuel Mitchell
Mis- si.s8n kesterson, and Mr.. Isasc Alien
Niss HaFnet Lake, and Mr.. Abner Walton
Mis- Rachel cole, and Mr.. Matt. Ward
Miss DOME Blackwell, and MIR. Henry Pull
tam
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CITY ITEMS.

Rev. s. H. Ford wiz preach g. the Baptis
church this forenoon 81 elsysE O'Clock ana To-
night SeHts FREE
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B,svk WORN a. Young 8 Brofhers. de

1Aa1A "1EA - ia DANN-N
sPecht's. In our rambles yesterday we
dropped in upon oHr old friend Joseph Specht
at No. 81 Madison street, and spent an hour in
looking through his well regulated establish
ment, and watching the crowd which was
attracted there by the cake and co-nfectionenes
which he has prepared for hiscustomers during
the holidays. As every one knows that they
are OF his own manufacture, and not the stale
articles imported from the North, OF course
they rush 10 his rooms for supplies In connec
aon with his other business, a magnificent
oyster saloon for ladies has been opened out In
real Oriental style, and where polite and atten-
tive waters can always be found, aud the
bivalves are served in splendid style.
soaps, For common use, made and sold by
o. 2. Prescott & Co., No.. 80 jefferson street
They supply merchants at wholesale.
Important 10 Master BuiIders.--We are
daily expecting from the North dnreen carpen-
tiers and ten or twelve masons and ~brieklayers.
The services OF THESE men can be secured by
making Immediate application 10
c. W. POOL d CO.,
dea 81 le Main street
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staple and Fancy Stationery at Young q
BROTHERS, de3l p
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Robe de ~ChaHbre, Drake d Co., IT Main
street, have a few more, which they viii sell al
co-t to close them ont. degl 2t
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hebrew kehet Assocfat1on.-Ih mem
bers OF the Hebrew Relief Association are re-
quested 10 attend the Annual Meeting on sun
day, 2P. II, at the Memphis Club Rooms. Al
resident Israelites are respectfully invited ia
attend, as matters Of great importance in rela-
ton to the poor and sick viii he discussed.
desc Il A r. FARMLAND. President.
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TtnwRre, JaPaB ware, in every variety
sold by U. r. Prescott & Co., No. 40 Jefferson
street
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SIDEwALKs-The Chef or Police arrested, OF
Friday last, several parties residing ON Com
nerce street for falling 10 lay brick sidewalks
IN 'front.' OF their property. We believe an ord.
nance was reesntly passed. wherein sidewalk.
were not laid by the owners o. property, aner a
specified dme, &c became obligatory on the part
orthec city 20 10 the same and attach Unnecessary
theproperfy or the said parties. for the expenses
incurred in doing the work. The case was con
unued over 10 next Tuesday, in order that tie
city Attorney might give ais opinion on the
subject
TIE n or A WIDOWED MOTHER What
can be more touching or pathetic than the fol-
lowing appeal from heart stricken mother for
her lost son . How many a soul does e touch
with grief; and how May q wish viii be made
thst her appeal may bring back again 70 her
arms her noble boy: Parry in the war my
only child, a noble boy ofsIxteen, regardless ola
mothers persuasions and needless OF the charms
Of a home tlat len MIN no wish unqualified,
len me for the army. When last heard nom
he was wounded aid languishing In prison al
Camp Chase, and ! have since lost az trace OF
him. Those who have had children born 70
them can imagine my distress, and viii surely,
n in their power, aid a widowed mother in
finding her lost darling, or a. least assist her in
finding his grave, should God have called him
hence. Any communication addressed 10
Messrs Mann, Boyd q Jonas, publishers Of the
daily SaoiRg Soa1, Aberdeen. Miss, will reach
me. All Southern and Western papers please
copy MARY f. WEST.
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HI. r. fFs4L Madison street, near the bayou.
Heavy stock Of asrisultprql implements
Blacksmfthing Of every description. Wagons
maze TO order. a on H. p. Treat for any
thing from q hoe 10 an engine.
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81 There win be services at the Central
Methodist Church. on Union street, this morr.
ing Al eleven O'Clock. By Bev. J. c. Collins
na.Inr
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Shawis a. BIaRkeGs. al greatly reduced
prices at Drake a Co, ~ Main St de3t p
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THE FAR-The Cumberland Presbyterian
Church was thronged last night with the ellie
and Ton or our city, all actuated by an impulse
10 excel In their aid 10 the laudablea and noble
work ofproyiding means for the support Of the
manned Confederate soldiers, who sacrifced
their al
"For the eauge they loved so well"
It's a noble work, helping the honorable
destitute, OF whatever creed or profession but
how much more noble when II is for those
who have been 50 rendered in a cause which
wound around their hearts as tendrils TO the
vine A large number ~ our best people at
tended, and while enjoying sn evening Of fes-
uytfy, made glad the hearts Of the ladies by a
liberal contribution 70 the helpless poor. The
Pair ended last night, and the ladies' and a gem
erous public have shown by their good works
that the sun Of benevolsnee did not set when
the day Ct Confederate nationality ceased. II
was a most complete success, and too much
credit cannot be awarded to those having the
matter ia charge
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27
REvERDY JoHNsoN's ARaUMENr

The New Herald says that Il does NOT eonsid.r
MT. Johnson's argument against the Jurisdiction
Of the Military Commission worth publishing AT
this time, but makes some excellent points which
We copy
Il wi1l be remembered that when one of the
commission objected to his presence In court. MFR.
Johnson insisted upon being heard as counsel.
~ Ine court has not Jurisdiction, he might then
have retorted that be had as much right to he
there as the commissioners. thus raising ,hs
point Of unconstitutionalty, and seizing an on
portunlty to press his argument with greater
force than 1t can possibly have at present. whsn
the evidence IS all Ia and the prisoners with ons
or two exceptions, are already practically CON
victsd. By his delay Mfr. johnson bas givan
his argument tbe appearance of q lame effort to
rescue his client from what he knows 10 be 4
certain verdict Of guilty
DiVested Of all verbiage and of the oountlas.
authorities and illustrations bv Whiob n ;s snn
ported, Mr.. Johnson's argument 10 simply tbis
tnat the present military commission Is uucon
shtutional because it conflicts with the ffth
amendment or the Constitution, which providas
that "no person shall be held 10 anHwar for q
capital or otherwise infamous crime unless an 4
presentment or indictment Of a grand iurv. er-
cept in cases arising in the land or naval foroes
or in the militia when in active service iu time
OF war or public danger Senator johnson
f-s0asN'J thto oeihu punt tKhln1t military
tribunals before the Senate during debate
upon the night Of Sd of March last, few hours
before Mr.. Linooln's Inauguration. Several of
the radical Senators then supported him but
the majority we're against him. II, then, the
military Commission shall decide that II Is con
stitutionally convened and has Jurisdiction over
the prisoners at the bar, it will be sustained bv
no loss body than the Senate Of the United
States. The President Of course sustaIns IL.
since Il was assembled by his order. When Ws
consider that the victim Of the assassination wa,
the Commander-in-Cbiefo Of our army and navv.
that tAe assassination occurred IN a CITY then
under martial law, and encompassed by forts
and sentinels; that the assassins are provan 10
be the agents Of q conspiracy Of which Jeff
Davis was the head that these agents were the
representatives and instruments Of an armed
rebellion, in whose service and for Whose Intersst
they acted and that blank rebel oommissions
had actually been provided for some of them. We
see that the Judge Advocate General will have
no difficulty in showing that their case Is fully
covered by the constitutional amendmsnt which
Mr. heSerdy johnson quotes. The people. who
are, after all, the supreme arbitera are already
satished, not only of the guilt of most of the
accused but Of the constitutionality of a
tribunal which has proven more efioaolous than
any civil court could possibly be in tracing all
the ramihcations Of gigantic conspiracy, and
10 sweeping aside all those quibbles BY which
such petifoggers as Sanders and Compsnv
always endeavor to defeat the ends Of Justice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27
Law Co-Partnarahin.

UHK undersigned have entered inc Partnership unds
Il the nAma and style Of BRADFORD HIGGINS, In
the practice Of Law, except in where the United
States or State Of Delaware are parties.
They will practice In all the Courts Of this SLATE and Of
the United States for the Delaware District
All business entrusted to their charge win rssstTs
prompt attention.
, Il ANTHONY HI0GINs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27

In Cincinnati negro named George Steven,
son disposed Of & rival in the elections Of .
eOlOred woman BY chopping Of bis head with .
hAtchet. N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27
A CHILD ASLEEP.
ny EIIzAsRrH sAnRErr sRowsma.

NOW he seepeth having drunken
weary ohildhood's mandragore,
From his pretty eyes have sunken
Pleasure to make room for more
sleeping near the withered nossgsy, which i
pulled the day before.
NOsegays leave them for the waking
Throw them earthWard where they grew
Dim are such, beside the breaking
Amaranths ho looks unto
Folaed eyes see brighter colors than the ope
ever do
heaVen.howers, rayed by shadows golden
From the palma they sprang beneath,
Now perhaps diVinely holden,
swing against him in q wreath
We may think SO from the qulcksning OF hl
bloom and OF his breath.
Vision unto vision calleth.
While the young child drsameth on.
Fair, o dreamer, thee befalleth
With the glory thou has won
Darker vert thou in the garden, ysstsrmorn, BY
summer sun.
We should see the spirits ringing
Round thee-Were the clouds away
Tis the child-heart draws them singing
In the silent-seeming olsy-
singlng!- !--Siars that seem the mutest, go in
music all the way.
As the moths around taper,
As the bees around rose,
As in sunset, many a Vapor-
So the spirits group and close
Round about holy childhood, as If drinking its
repose.
Shapes Of brightness oserlean thee.
With their diadems of youth
Striking on thy ringlets shssnly-
While thou smilest-not in aooth
Thy smils-but the oVerfair one, drOpp'd from
some etherial mouth.
HAPPY il is angels duty,
During slumber, shade By. shade
10 hue down the childish beauty
To the thing it must be made,
Ere the world shall bring it praises, or the tomb
shall see it fade
Softly, softly make no noIses
Now he lieth dead and dumb
Now he hears the Rngels' voices
Folding silence in the room
Now he muses. deep the meaning Of the heaven.
words as they come.
Speak not he is oonsscrated--
Breathe no breath across his eyes,
Lifted up and separated .f
On the hand OF God he lies,
In sweetness beyond touehing-hsld In oOist--
raj sanctities.
Gould ye bless him-fatbsr-mother
Bless the dimple in his cheek :
Dare ye look at one another
And the benedlctlon speak
Would ye not break out in weeping, and confess
yourselves too weak Z
He 10 harmless--ye are sinful
Ye are troubled--he at ease
From his slumber, virtue wlnful
Floweth outward with Increase
Dare nOtbless himl but be blessedby his peace
And go in peace.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27

PosTMAsrRR GENERAL DEasIsoH has issued
the following interesting letter, which we hope
will be strictly observed by postmasters through
out our entire country;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27
A WonAH LrArs nov TaInD sroay w,vno,,

A WOMAN LEAFS FROM A THIHp srosy N,.,o,-
WITH CHILD IN HKR ARMs.--Thurslav n.y.
ing about i've o'clock, officer Bolman. N A..
rwenty-eighth precinct. while patroihue bis
beat, saw woman named Oalhariue HsssIsn
open third story window Of house s4s Wa.
Houston street and jump to the ground with
child In her arms. The officer hsstened 10 The
spot, and. lifting up the woman, found she WAS
dead. She must have been instantly Killed
The child which Mrs. Hsssian held in her arms
was dangerously injured, and is not expected 10
recover. The police report that Mrs. Hessiap
is believed to have been suffering from aberration
OF mind Coroner Collin was notified to hold su
inquest over her rsmains.-M P. Herald.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27
A Fine Fnrm FOr goIo

Co...,- = ElMe EAfm For Sale,
SeaNlni1g Rixty-six 900 Aereu Good BundIng. Th..
pe2r mea from WiimIng gton. fnS Young Rn, w
81 SIelnrd in good bearing also
6saitsx' Aieoa 5hs above location IL ven ine ans
-"N4eAJ- for terms, apply 70 e ~uu
Ausas, ". W.MsoAU1IEY co.
600 Market strcot