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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Wednesday Packet.
For ViGkS1lTg, Matches Z New Orleans.
BART ABLE-.---Louis A. DrouiIlard, Master.
This elegant passenger steamer A
will leave Memphis for New Or-@
leans on wednesday, December Is, at , O'Clock
pm, and each alternate Wednesday thereafter
during the season. Particular attention will
be paid to all Way and Plantation business, and
shippers and passengers may rely on her pune
tuality, and that she will remain permanently
JAMES I. BOURNE & COL
No. Y Jefferson st.
LARRY HARMSHAD, o.r
No. l4JeferSon st. ~
F. NJ. VINS0N,
No. 26 Front St
'REGULAR WEEKLY WHITE RIVER
PACKET.
For DuVnIrs Bluff. Little Rock, Des Are,
Augusta. -JaeksOnpOrt,
And all Way, Landings.
The new and magnificent side @
wheel steamer ~
TYCONA,
PRES. KENNEL Master
GEO.
VIII leave for the above and all intermediate
FRIDAY, Ist December, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
5 IARE 4. B6dRNE 4 Co, Agents.
n. B. shippers may rely on the Tyeona re-
naming in the above trade permanently.
nOv8 3m
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Finest Plantation on the Mississippi River
From Cairo 70 New Orleans.
This place is situated hve miles below Ran.
dolph, known as ~Richardsens Landing % IO1
acres IN the tract, between 500 and SOC acre.
cleared. with excellent improvements. hi
most of the place is In cultivation This wear
and will make a bale OF cotton to each acre
when wOrke Above overflow without Levy
will sell with the place 6eD Bushels Germ
Fodder, Cotton SEED Mules, Oxen; four Wagons
Cattle, Eosa, and Plantation Tools OF every
description. There are six settiements ON the
place. and the whole Of the land can be rented
at a high dGure for next year.
lfthe place Is moi 6old privately by the LIST Of
January, let6, IL will be allotted OF into some
i've or six places, and sold on the premises on
that day 70 the highest bidder, with all the
corr, stock, tools, etc.
offer Rlso privately the iCrenxhaw Place." al
snnnoWer Landing, in COahoma Co, l,S4acres
yOcleared, with dwelling, negro CABINS and Sin
1851, ana Is In bad condition to sell, but agreai
sacrifice Will be made OF place
also oler a very fine plantation in MADISON
county, Miss, known as the MARK Cockerel
Place" ten miles southwest Of Canton, and fo1i
miles north OF Livingston, containing La
acres, 200 acres cleared, a dne new Residence
Out Houses, Negro Houses, Mil and Corr
OriDs, all built since 1853 This place Is situated
In the finest neighborhood in the state good
society, churches, etc, with q hne stock o
Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs, Plantation Tools CorR
Fodder, Cotton Seed, etc, Rte-
E RICHARDSON,
Jackson, Miss
For Terms, apply to
RbYeTER IRRELEVANT co.
Real Estate Brokers, No Jefferson &esS.
dec5-2w =.
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BsEIn the jefferson county No., Cir
cult Court, while the trial of Col. Jacques
was progressing, Capt. Gibson, one of the
counsel for the defense, was seized with
vertigo, and the case was continued till
the next term.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Largest Mink Sable Capes, and finest Fun
in the city, at the Memphis Hat Company.
deTg A.
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safe Insurance--We respectfully call at
tenuon 20 the attested statement Of the st
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company, pub
ushed in another column Of the APPEAL. I'll
according TO the statement sworn to as required
by Law, n Of the most sound life insurance
companles In the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Iron Hoops an TIes.-Hoffman's oele-
brated button and improved Hoops and Ties
for sale by W. keenan, Hi, Strange q Co. 80
-, -, del4 w
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RrA band of robbers, fourth number,
has been operating on the M~urfreesboro
pike, and have robbed all residents
within fifteen miles of Nashville on that
road, securing much booty in money,
watches and goods. A strong force of
the military are in hot pursuit of the out
laws,
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Adnlinistrator,s Notice.

HAVING obtained from the County court Of
III Shelby county, Tennessee, letter. Of adj
mfnistratiOn on the estate OF r. J. TarkiugrCns
deceased, all persons indebted 70 said estate arc
hereby notified TO come up and settle without
delay, and avoid costs. and al persons 70
whom the estate is indebted are notified % hla
their claims within the time prescribed BY the
law. or the same viii be barred Ny attorney
10. Notion, No. S3 Main street. Memphis Tenn,
i authorized to act for me- Dated December !,
I9R- r. NJ TARkINGION,
Administrator Or the Estate OF
d~ea-Iaw4wls T. J. T~arkingJon, deed.
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Tor sale At a BarEsiH.-One span black
Morgan horses, four years old and well trained
20 harness Also top buggy and double harness
Inquire of. W Gibson, a Castillo's sale stable
I I'd. Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Gilbert and EIigbee's Family Almanac
for sG6.-A o OF this very useful publca-
ton has been laid on our table, being the
second Of the annual series. II is very neatly
got up, and is wen filled with valuable receipts
and other information useful to the family,
The leading article in it is a sketch Of the his
tory Of ~Memphis--its successive Mayors and
their terms Of service, its railroads, and other
statistical matters.
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Northeastern Notice.

On the Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court OF the City q Memphis Tenn.
Malone. simeon Veuable. & Joseph SuEamon.
ri Appearing from affidavit in this cause. that
the Attendant. John Malone. is a nonresident
of ne state Of Tennessee. it is therefore ordered
that he make his appearance herein az the
Court House, in the City OF Memphis Tenues-
see. the first Monday IN January, 1866. the same
being Rule Day and plead, answer or demur 20
compliments bill. or the sane will be taken
for confessed as TO him, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that a copy OF this order be published
once 3 week for four successive weeks in tho
Memphis APPEAL-
AUGUSTON ASTON. clerk & master.
A Copy-AtteSt. n-OvlO-Iawfwif
NOTICE.-Persuns having claims against
N the estate Of r. q. Fellows, deceased, are
requested 10 present them properly autheuu-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or they
Will be barred. MIS- T. A. FELLOWS,
d13-IaW4we AdmiuistratriE-
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Ladies-Francisco & Wiggin have a very
large stock Of Furs, at their old stand, 800 Main
street del2-6t
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Columbian Gin.

Music and MasfcaI Enstruments.-Wo
respectfully call attention to the advertisement
off. E~atzenbach. No. 81 Main street His
stock is fresh, and includes every variety. Mr..
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Auqther Large stock sale BY George
Kellogg. 81 south side Court square, We are Az
vised. viii take place this morning at 10 O'Clock
We advise our country friends 70 attend this
sale, As Kellogg, through Frank Hyde as aue-
uQneeF, sells 20 the highest bidder al stock
offered. some atty head viii be on the stand.
superb Gombs-At O'Hara's, CO.. jefferson
street deI2-2t
special Discount 10 Confederate soldiers,
81 OHara's, 80 jefferson street del2-2t
Moasarrat, LanieF 4 To-. sell to-day q
small residence on Dunlap street, near Mt.
Brinkeys residence, at auction, at 10 O'Clock.
Here is a chance TO secure a cheap home. and
20 make a paving lnveStmant
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Gin.

Fur Gloves. Gauntlets and CollaVS al FraA-
cisco a Virgins, a9 Main street. del2-ot
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People Passenger Railroads.&c. VII
be an adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders
and Directors Of the People Passenger Railroad
held al 2 O'Clock, this afternoon, at the Office Of
the Company. walkers Block, Main street,.
It is important that every Stakeholder will
attend, as business connected with the imme-
diate construction Of the road will be submit
ted for their action. By order,
G. II. MONSARRAT, Secty.
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Ladies. nyou wish 70 buy cheap Dry Goods
attend the great reduction sale, at Mack Bros
q Bohm. No. 2I Main street. See advertise
mont del32 q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Civil EngiueeFinE-AttentiOn is directed
70 the offer OF his services as a Civil Engineer
and Typographical Engineer, by our younf
friend Holmes A. Pattison, 10 be Ound in ou1
advertising columns lie was for two or three
years civil assistant engineer in the United
states Navy, and surveyed and located portions
ofthe Memphis and Little Rock, and the Miss
ssippia and Tennessee Railroads He was some
wears connected with the United States Corps o.
Typographical Engineers, and assisted Captain
NOV Gem Humphries, whose great work is re-
fsrred TO on our editorial page, in the survey OF
the Mississippi During the war he was a Cap
tain of Engineers in Gen. R Z. Lees Army o.
the Potomac. Persons having need Of the ser
vices Of a capable and accomplished Civil En-
qineer would do well TO give him a call.
Elegant Pietures-A O'Hara's del2-2t
shnWls And Lap Rags. Robson, Mitchell
& @ deli p
Cotton Bale Tie. Beard's Patent Lock
Hook lion Tie has more strength than any
other. can be put on in less than half the time,
aud saves the planter over one dollar per bale.
An who have used it will use no other. For
sale by the leading houses in Memphis
declg-lUt@
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On the Chaucery side ofthe Common Law and
Chancery Court ofthe city Of Memphis Tenn
George A.. Freret, Augusfe Belmont e CO.. and
De RothschiId, Brothers U.s. Philip Rurchf1rI.
Shepherd Brown and the uknow heirs and
devisees 0f JoSeph H Johnston deceased
1t appearing from ahldavItiu his cause. that
the defendants Philip EOtchtOrt- -nepler1
Brown and the unknown heirs and devisees of
Joseph h Johnston deceased, are u-Ou-reslGenus
OF the state Of Tenuesse. It is therefore ordered
that they make their appearance herein dt Tire
COurt-hOuse,i in the city OF Memphis, IeUues-
see. within the first three DAYS ofrna next term
Of said Court, to ommeuea on the second Non
day in May, ls6j, and plead. answer or temur
TO Compliments bin, or the same VII De taken
for confessed. as to them. and set for hearing
srpdrre. and that a copy of this order he pub
lished once a week for four successive weeks in
the Memphis
A Copy-AtfeSr
4UGUSTON ASTON. clerk and master.
Wright & McAisick. soils for cumUl1inuuuS
d~e2-Iawfwts December ist. I>t5-
NOTICED creditors OF The estate OF
y Joseph q. Bragg deceased, are hereby no.
titled that Ihaye suggested 20 The Clerk Of the
County Court Of Upton county. Tgnue7see the
insoIveucy or said estate, and creditors Of SaTd
estate are notified to hIe their claims, duly
proven. on OF before the II day OF June, Isl
10 said Clerks Office, or this nudce VIII be ulel
In bar Of the same. EOWLETTF. BRAGG,
d~el0-lawfwls Admir- 0fJoS O. Bragg. deed
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Agents WRnted.-To sell new works, inelu-
ding Lives Of Southern Generals, who they are
ami what they have done, with portraits by a
Virdnian, Life Of stonewall Jackson, Disun-
guished Women Of the South, southern History.
Official Confederate reports, Ba-uehelds OF TN
Sonth. Morgan and his Men. Also, EngraVlngs
all sizes. Of Lee. Jackson, Beauregard, and an
Confederate and Federal Generals; Photograph
/ Cards, Frames Albums, etc, etc. Orders from
the country promptly attended 70. Liberal
] terms 10 AGENTS
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The Hoffman Ties We're more used
and gave more general satisfaction than al
Others used before the rebellion, and is now
being again introduced. We shall keep on
hand a fun supply, and offer it at low rates 70
city dealers and consumers. VIM. kenan Hil,
Strange a Co, Agents for the manufacturers
delH Nv
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Attention Is called TO the fine Cotton Plan
taton advertised for sale by W. P. Ornes Land
Agent. IN another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

nar Mr.. A. Graham, a Senator elect
from North Carolina, says his State has
fully complied with all the requirements
of the President, and therefore expects to
be admitted his seat in the Senate. He
adds, that North Carolina will not send
another Representative if he is not adj
mitted. He will ask to have his creden-
tials presented tomorrow.
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No DeceptiOn.-We represent Lady's Fur
what they are, at the Memphis Hat Company
del8 Il
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BANKS.
NoRrH cARoLINA RANKs

/ Bank OfCaPe Fear--4O Bank Of RoxbOro' 2
a Charlotte---S3 ThomaSvle.- 9
" Clarendon ...l3 MinerS& Plant'rs'B'k b
" Commerce % Wilmington o
Fayetteville l3 Nanceyville..l
" Lexington. 30 Commercial nix. q
" n. Carolina. 30 Farmers Blk ON. C-S
" WadeSboro'-27 Merchants ank--..3
% Ng.eHf-aFau II
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Courasiers, silk and Chamols lined Kid
Gloves. Robson, Mitchell q Co. dei42t
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Lapies' sable CaPe--At Francisco & Wig
gins del2-6t
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society Of st. Vincent OF Paul--Ihe
members ofthis society are requested TO appear
az their hall on sunday, December Eth, to
elect officers for the ensuing year.
By order OF the President decli-5t
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Leaders OF FashiOn.-For fine Hats. The
Memphis Hat Company. del5 A.

Memphis Hat Company. del5 At
C~hristmas.-L- Rocco, Nos. 20 and &2 Sec
ond street, Masonic Building, has made provis-
ions Of the most extensive character for the
holidays. Everything which can be possibly
wanted for the approaching festivities. Hi
stock embraces choice liquors, cordials fruits
spices, pickles, reIlshes, fire works, toys, and al
articles comprised in a fun stock Of fancy ant
staple groceries. His stocks are fresh and good
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

New Orleans HOuse.We gladly call atten-
ton to the business card Of Harlow ]. Phelps
& Co, OF New Orleans, published in another
column. Mr.. Phelps, the senior partner ofthe
firm is well known as a reliable and expert
enced business man. Gen. 5 B. Bucknerr the
junior partner Of the house, will give his per
sonal attention to the business. We can guar
anty prompt and intelligent attention 10 com
rra.aan-.a r-rn.taL 70 fhIs hrm-
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winter Gloves And Mumers, Robson.
Mitchell q Co. dei4 II
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SOC splendid Albums cents to $40, al
O,Hara's, C5S jefferson street. dcl2-2t
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OvercOats for the Million At Robson
Mitchell d Co.'S ~ Second st. del4 2
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A gradual decline Of activity is beginning tc
exhibit itself in the movements Of Southern
Money, accompanied by ONE ~tua alton Of
rates. In North Carolina money, we observe
that the Banks Of Cape Fear, and North Caro-
lima, have each fallen from 40 TO 30 cents on tn,
dollar. In south Carolina money, the Bank o.
Newbury has fallen from SOC, 10 sc the BanE
Of Camden has advanced from Sc, 10 SIC
and the Peoples Rank has fallen from Soc, tC
45c. In Georgia money, the Marine Bank ha
advanced from zoe, 70 7jc. In Tennessee money
the Rank Of Chattanooga has fallen from &c q
25c, and the old issue Of the Bank Of Tennessee
has dropped from 3Sc, to Sc. The annexed
table will exhibit these fluctuations
nrr..rNr nAAHHa
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T~URNBULL& DURANT,
Agents for the Publishers,
SIS Main street, between Gayoso and Union,
decl2 sts Provine Block, Up Stains
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COTTON LAND.

HAVING TO sell out my planting interest.sI
Ii am now Offering to sell, privately, until
the Isl OF January next, Il believel the
Finest Plantation on the MissiSsipBI River
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Fagin's xxx Flour constantly for sale.
deg-6t TAYLOR. McEWEN, DUKE & co.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOr Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MAMIE BYERs-.-. -...~.--A. Byers. master
This splendid passenger packet IT,
will leave as above on -C
THIS DAY. IAN inst. at 5 O'Clock 80
Fol freight or passage apply on board or 10
VINSON Il nONOHUF. agents..
del4lt Z6 Front street.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

WE have received from e. NJ. Waite, Secre-
tsry Of the State Agricultural Society, a
pamphlet containing the premium list of the
Late State fair, the Constitution of the Society,
the opening address for 1865, an essay on
sheep -husbandry, and much other interesting
matter. 1t is handsomely printed by the
Farmer Office.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

A CHINESE company intends to introduce
some thousands of laborers into the Boise
mines the coming year. There is in that
country q vast field for laborers who are con-
tent with from So to SIS day, and as rowhite
man can afford to work for any such wages
for years to come, the Johns are to have q
chance.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

WHBN the weather is very foggy in the Will
lamette Valley in winter, the people hope foV
q continuation of /" fine weather"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

INDIANS still infest the road between Boise
City and 0wyhee.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

MANY of the troops lately in the Confederate
army are enlisting in the armies Of the United
States.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

The man killed by Boise at Walla Walla
week ago, was named Pox.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

HIRAM KUTRz has been convicted in Boise of
murder in the first degree for killing Chi
d naman.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

A LIGHT fall of STOW occurred in Boise
Basin on the 18th inst.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

WABLA WAILA NEws.-We condense from
the Statesman of the oath inst, the following !:
The annexation queetion has been re-opened,
and is being argued at length with great
ncumen. The apparent disadvantages of the
assumption of part of the State debt is plainly
compensated by the regular administration of
justice the advantages of the Insane Asylum
and the Pententiary, which the State already
has built; the Specific Contract Law, which
cannot be obtained from the Washington Ter
ritory Legislature, and the general consid'era-
ton of being citizens of State instead of q
Territory.
The effects Of the hurricane in Walla Walle
Valley on the 10th inst, were very severe
Hay-stacks were overturned and scattered
partially completed houses were blowr
about promiscuously; limbs of rees twisted
of, and general injury or destruction o
things exposed to the fury of the winds.
The news from Kootenai is very discourag
ing not more than sixty men will stol
there the coming winter. BY another yea
the mines will probably be abandoned fo
some years,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29

0HEEP AND CATTLE MoVEMENTS.-We learn /
that several bands of cattle have crossed the
Columbia above: this point, and are to betaken
to the Attanum, Keetitas and Yakima valleys. |
A portion of them are stock-cattle, and the |
owners intend to locate these for the purpose
of breeding stock. There are already fifteen |
families on the waters Of the Yakima, and the
inducements held out are 80 brilliant that the
rapid settlement of that section is almost q
certainty. A great portion Of the sheep taken
10 that side of the river are intended for breed
ing purposes, and this important branch of
industry is receiving all the attention. which
the most hopeful can expect In the spring
considerable reaction will take place amoag
immigrants who have gone down to the Will
lamette Valley to settle. Satisfied with the
drenching rains, the Oregon mist and the
fathomless mui-holes' of that country, they
will come east of the Cascade to enjoy a
glimpse of sunshine. These erratio move
ments of the irrepresible Western man are to
be expected. Until they have gone to the
western limits Of land+ravel it is impossible
to detain them; but after their curiosity is
satisfied they reason cody, and weigh closely
the relative advantages of the two sections,
aod choose according 10 their needs, means
and tastes. The increase of sheep and stock
raising on the pastures on the central plains
of the Columbia Basin will soon be forced by
circumstances, even if nothing were done to
stimulate 1t. The present stock of sheep in
the Willamette is so great that IL must need!
seek distribution over q greater area, ant
there is but one direction in which it can b,
branched-that is, up the Columbia. Th
100000 sheep now in the Willamette countr
will fully stock that section in the comm
four years, and even now 1t stands sheep-grow
ers to he looking up good locations where thei
sheep may be fed and become profitable. Th
policy OF cutting up the lands ia that valle
into small holdings will hasten the exodus
sheep from thence
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-29
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 20, 1865.

PARTIES are still leaving Boise for Blackfoot.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
]. Smith Hurt.
A Barrel Murder...Lynn G. Doyle.

The Richmond Commercial Bulletin has
come flank movement on its exchanges,
by which many an unwary one has fallen
a victim to the wiles of jolly reb. 1t
was new local horror, temptingly sup
piled with head lines, and of just the
length to be scissored without reading.
For those that copied it entire-New York
dailies among the rest-there is, therefore,
some excuse; but the Boston Journal is
absolutely objectionable for "boiing
down cask of linsesd oil to the follow
ing dose for its readers:
A MYsrERIous AFFAIR.-The body of & man
was recently found in cask received by a
druggist in Richmond, from Philadelphia
More than half of it had become liquid mass,
but traces of identity we're found. which show
that it was the body of Lynn G. Doyle, for sew
eral months occupying q room at No. 119
Market street, Philadelphia. The authorities
are investigating the circumstances of the at.
fair, which is at present shrouded in mystery.
The Richmond wag said captain G.
WuLRKKNs had the investigation in charge.
That indefatigable officer should report
progress now, to the Boston editor.