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SheriR's Sale.

ny -s-tre RI sr-t Of -. ~. 90 no directed, ant
ID delivered .r111 fs. Hna1rsf.e County l1ar of
Ga..t I'D county. Tennessee. 90 .-- NEr-r term,
E-.. Hr. eIE"ae Oh. .. es fl me ..'.es' .l-
Der rr s-a - tar rlar- usa lr1r. Iu ODE ify Ui
r..r...... .a -aTllIhf. -lr 4.lu lsy ot Stay.
-l A - ga. tile, cl-uI. llt-rest and estate,
s.r..p Iald ~ t1cE-r flssn bad, OF may have allr-
-.-l.reI. i1 ire .ll0sle ta.1 rlei real estate in
~. t-s-taf e. aeres % lead about miles from
DE eH1 - as-ha.ia 90 tle Charlotte IurariEs
sos1 L.L is ll- lal oTl District of Lsr1.ol
. -..--. d. Taal.s-.. .la .Cllis4 o. follows b-lIn-
lia. i t.s ca rru ' -le Char o On l-ill Ee f.ad
ID Ar.- lfaaa' aa-. la1--ay .la tls4c- alil The
tr-1trr 70 .a1 t4.rusr srll 5.5s set %, - o.,
Z ir=l e North ss- SEES 81 Fse9 ..ra-e sclfn Is-s
-a.ts ral - NJ zee s.l.l ga Essl DO poles t1 a
I Sale n ita centre ~ -id -1s1, taeu south 7i1
-rss Ia pllss i1 3. z<e toLe.ier p-.4f-r, ileis
.narE ssal O. = ua.rs % a boa elder ih-1ec
. vel. II.e- 20 --s.-. il1 SOUTH ~ ff
90 aai.a 81 llr reE--e ol Ha1 .ufnp 81 ina.i
.a. - 10 MS ere teut e ~ -sa q al Ai-1s F'.'r
hc.a son as 81 uallyr iAtnc- s'lh 2 80 I.
-. a.a. rltl -fr-a r.srf Ca %, ilfl-' A4ta
M. 1-ras e. .sr. tFa auF-f l"r f'-'
~ a4.. IS pHa# fa red COS. t-ri-r n'-
~. rs.tr9se 1r.sa Or staltc tl.rer reft4 d
- NJ r.-fs. o. stake. thru-a a0fin ttt a..
~. g.aa r. a stake, tleroe easy ~ Toief % 2
! --fe 81 arf Browne line, thence a.'h it % 81 q
-.- ssl. .-- Orb ia nrEI.r.rr beng lrTlel eg I'd
~. .r-.a----fF rJlrr Uror 2, % saflsfY JUDI
--.6l ia tr-t l ago- q h. J. AiltC.i Clerk
6-a.ns. John 3. 6gssF. 81, 49,. -
81 Tasl. Hozsss, ,. 2. aPg-o-td
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raid was made on Thalia Hall last
night By the public in force. The festivi-
ties. which were said to be very boisterou,,
was suspended for the evening, and one or
two Of the parties arrested. We did not
earn their names. The affair viii be en-
CURED into this morning before Recorder
shane.
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PrzsoylI.-Lieut Robert Watson, an Ell
thu.iast f9r the Union, dev0tee 10 his pro-
fesssou, aud gentleman Of endless good
qualities, leaves Nashville today FOR his
home IN Indiana, on q furlcugh. The Lieu.
tenant has been promoted to the position
Of Post Inspector a. Decatur, Alabama.
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VIC. Collier supplied Us yesterday with
the New York, CiDciansu and Louisville
dailies, Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine,
aad other good reading.
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Coon CAUSE FOR FUELOUGH.-We have
lying before US tho original Of the iOllowin g
application to Gen. Thomas for leave Of alb
sonce General: most respectfully So
lett leave Of absence to the greatest pos
sible limit consistent with the good of the
service, for the following reasons Not
wishing to quit the field till every rebel is
duly punished, and all traitors meet their
Just dues by the operation Of hanging; also
/ having entered the service at an early day,
in 1861, and never receiving or asking for q
! leave Of absence, or been absent from CON-
mand or duty any length Of time since
muster OF enlistment-uot even taking sd
vantage OF veterans furlough, and tier,
5ying, 100, a good Union lady deeply interest
Cd, now ask permission 10 So home, that
may be better enabled to keep and fulal
past promises, and act brave part in
"prior," though not yet concluded, cen
cagement." OF course, with a gentleman
overaowing with good feeling, such an ap
peal was alI-powerful, and the gnllan
Young officer had his wish. May sll hap
pincss attend the conclusion Of the "prio
! engagement"
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Gold s falling, no is tia price o.. Photo
graphs at The Gallery Of the Cumberland,
Card Pictures nov only s. per dozen.
sprII-G As AiaBsk, Is Cedar ST.
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ChancerI COnrL al SheIbIYIIle.

A. L. Stamps
hl-.u. ~ lh.i- n
allison Anderson g 90. S0rbers. Bib.
fapa4arug foo the satisfaction Of the Clerk aud
Master .lat lza1 Al..s'u, Thompson Anderson, &
er-r+ra7. rnCaug ars lrs-riruf- Of the state %
T-rupaas. tr. reside i1 parts uulu08u, 20 that the
.r...rlr, process sf lrw cannot nH served upon
.aa-r it's therefore ordered lg flH Clerk and Mas
.. t... . .H. on be- mHIe r1 the Nashville Union.
Pr rrau paper uH..- shed Boz tho city Of Nashville tor
four "a ...a--.H- usrs-. requiring the 7au defend
I ants Oh appear go tho neat term of the luaucerY
! Court % 1a held no the Court House. Iu the town
/ d. -.aIrsv..s aa tua free MONDAY st-r l1e fourth
D Monday .n AHr.-. I--H rI plead lI- ser, or dsmur
f1r url1usur- .II or t.lr same y..l be taken ioI
confess a. as OBJ ila1l, ana set Or hearing e- p1rl
Z Lew. - TILLNAN,
( -r.uF.--r.. Clerk 10 Master
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CowNa.-Quite an army Of rebel desert
ers are coming in snd taking the oath al
Nashville, on Thursday one hundred aud
eleven, AID yesterday one hundred and
thirty took the oath.
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tEo BALEs BEsr TIMOTHY hay. lu-t ~
tsllI a. we'd auI or sale al thr lsarsi marzsi
II,ft Doz STRAW BE0ONs 'n store and for
ltNB .air 81 PAUL sANFuEp.
u.st-Iu al souiA EarkaL
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The genuine Cumberland Coal ca be had
OF Knight Bros, Office at Driver 4 Browns,
No, 50 West Public Square.
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g1ashrillr &Aniun.
WIZ. CAMERON q Cos Publishers.
SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1865

NrKryoEFE n. E. CHURcH.-Preaching
Sunday morning at lO5I o'clock BY Rev.
"A. Gee. In the evening at ~ O'Clock
BY Rev. D. Wesley Beattymau. Subject
Mission in Turkey. Sunday School a. x.
Free seGts-all welcome.
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srEa, EYE AND EAB-Aud diseasas Of the
- Throat. Lungs, Heart, stomach,
~ Liver, Blood, AC., will receive spe-
clsl slteutou by Dr.. Aborn, at The
Commercial Hotel may3-tt
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NEw TuEtTHE.-"Uucle Toms Cabin"
never fails 10 please, and lah night it was,
a. always when well performed, a success.
Tonight twill be repeated, and those who
have never seen this beautiful piece should
no. lose this opportunity. A grand and
thrilling drama, "The Roadside Murder, "
is in preparation and will shortly be pro-
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Gentlemen Summer U8d erweaj homo
manufacture, the finest and best, st Green
4 Green's. o. College street.
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WBIs TogFKtSs' SlLooV.-We suppose
that there are not twenty gentlemen in
the.city that visit drinking saloon, at-all,
who are not familiar with the internal
beauties and comforts Of this frst-class
Temple Of Bacehus." Nothing is passed
over the Bar, or kept in the house, that is
not Of tho purest land best quality. The
bar tender and assistants are deeply inn
pressed with The magnitude, and politely
conscientious in the discharge Of their ar
du0us duties-roudering every bumper
called for, d5ubly acceptable 60 the aPpre-
ciGtivc patron.
To the already excellent arrangements
OF this house, the euterprising proprietor
has rcouuy added, regardless Of expense,
one OF sands unesualled Refrigerators and
Ale Cooling Ice Boxes. Itpresents high
by ornamental appearance, IS large aud ca
pablo Of continuing three Barrels st time
VITA apartments for wines, fruits, etc, the
Cream Ale, Beer, and other delightful bey-
eragc7 deposited in il, comes gushing forth
al the will of the operators, in tempting
streams, as cool and pleasant as il It wat
from the center of an iceberg. when you
are thirsty, and wish pleasant relief, cal
upon Wing Tompkins by all means, and
weare certain that She visit viii be repeat
Ell as often as c0nv enient.
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
th7e' seconds by Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, At the Gallery Of the CumbeT-
sud. aprIl-tf.
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OLD THraTaE Crowded benches show
how thoroughly popular Laura Ksene has
made herself I'm Nashville. Pure taste, cor.
rect expression, graceful attitude, and an
artistic! comprehension Of her characters
mark her as a genius gifted with high pow
ers. She appears IN two pieces tonight:
"The Actress by Daylight and the "sOl-
dser's Daughter"
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Strawberries AND CEEAW.-Who does not
feel, on reading these three words, a desire
to indulge in the luxury. Il can be had in
perfection At the handsome ice cream
saloon No. 40, College street, between the
square and Union. We had heard Of its
fame, aud called in last night to try the
quality. We found a well furnished room,
with q second beautifully arranged apart
meut for ladies. The cream was delicious,
better we never partook Of but the straw
berries, ripe, luscious, and fresh-they
must be taken to be appreciated. Every
body aud his lady should visit AZ College.
We learn that forty gallons Of fresh straw
berries will be received there every day
during the week. Gu, citizens will pay
them due attention.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, 23K
Union street, for the y. Y. Ledger, World,
Wilkes Spirit, and Sunday Mercury.
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Publication OF Alabama.

We have been favored with copies Of the
following interesting correspondence
Hr,pou'Es DEF'ur OF rHE CJNrEEaAND,
April l., 1855.
To 7Hr CITIZENS or MoEGAN, MARsRtLL,
.yp LAWRENCE CoUSrIEs, Ara. hereby,
through Mr.. J. J. Giers, citizen Of Morgan
county, authorize and enjoin upon you t.
stablish civil law in your counties accord
ing 10 the Alabama code before the rebel
lion, at as early g day as possible. Through
your courts invite the citizens Of your
neighboriug counties 10 do likewise, and
thereby relieve the suffering and distressed
Of the communities in which they live
and give early assurances to the United
States Government that your rebellion was
forced upon you, and was not premsdita-
ted sc. on your part.
GEORGE Il. THoNRs,
Maj Gen. {. S. A. Com'dg -
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NOTICE.

Az. PERa1Ns HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a H-a Gao cavalry u.v-lon. cuum1nded uy brc
Vt MAJOR GsuartI Hafcn, vii hnd i % lhef ID
yautlss 70 call on 4. U. b,gney, No. 10 Cherry q
a.. 81 Gun Hpusal apTls-a
IN, ?. md D. ooPYi
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The notorious guerrilla, Pettic0re got on
the train on The L0uisvIlls road, on Thurs
day night, a. Bowling Green, and got of al
Fountain Head station with a view Of see
ing Harper, as to arrangements for surrend-
eriuz, he was furnished with transportation
by Gen. Murray, who commands the South
srn part Of Kentucky. He was attended
by his wife, and was clad in full suit Of
new gay. Hiswite is represented as being
avery nice looking woman, dressed in black
with g.s. Jynaet peculiar 10 this locality.
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Election Notice.
UNION AvD r,4STEss uAyEs.

kauuttr. April ". lsf5.
There VII b. q rraet.re of enc .t1eshrIiers Of
~. I4loa a1I Prla.sr.- ban .-a Oh Mrlds5 tIs Ell
"A s4.Fa ar-. -taa.- r--pe.-Fa Esnfrg houses d
Melville ri do rei rex rI.. tl rEre INTO rHu-.4'
s-sf.a me subject 1i -urrendsllr che charters 81
tl.a fat8 aaur- arl sind. 1E IT Iar.r s-lrs.
Hy order Of lln respective arsl.ts
JOS " ALLEN Csar un.on Back.
- WEAVER. Cash .anrer's TASK
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PoLAN1's VasIErIss.-This place Of
smusemeus has jumped al once to the very
summit Of popularity. Crowds attend
nightly. Ihelajies are delighted with the
comfort and elegance Of the place. The
performance excite storms Of applause.
The Old Folks concert has been received
with cnthusiasIa, and repetition Of theil
good things IS earnestly desired.
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Gentlemen's Hats, in black and drab, all
shades and qualities, at Green * Green's,
43 College street.
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GENrIEuEN's CLOTHING cleaned and re.
paired at 20 Il Cedar Street, corner O
Cherry, by JAS. J. NcLoUGHLEN.
may6-lwF
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than 500 10000 remain un-oid, which vii
probably be disposed OF within the ne1 o. or 90
days, when the notes VII undoubtedly comment a
premium, as has uniformly been the cszs oI c.o-
sing tie subscriptions to other Loaus.
In order that citizens Of every tora emf s-tron
Of the country may Be afforded he-haes .sr ll-ss
Tie o,n, the NsaoaS BsnAs, STATE baaEs, a-'
Private Brokers throughout the country la7e gov
orally agreed 70 receive subscnptous 81 par Sub
Sca5ers w.u select their own agents il vs0r. SOL
rave coas8e1ce. and who ouly are responsible III
The delivery Of the potss fos which they r.ss~
JAY COOKE
sCBsrlrTloS AalsT, F.'a-
( suuscaTgTICHs VIII ~ zEcEiyFD by tie
FIRST National Bans o. Hasasi.is-
Second National Bank 5i Nashville.
I rnsrl7-2rn'
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A BLasPHEWER SESTEycED.--T esterday
Owen Sullivan soldier Of the 2Ist KY
who was blasphemous enough to express
joy at the Assassination Of our late loved
Presideut-was sentenced by Court-mar-
tial to be dish-uora5ly discharged the ser
yice-to have his head shaved-to be
drummed through the camP-nud to be
imprisoned one year. The head shaving
was RENTED, but tho blasphemer will IN
dergO the rest Of mo5trig hteous sentence.
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Tao Bsss csal lss steam Is She Canbsr
and.
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CoNE 4 TUNyEL.-This drm has received
the Louisville Journal Of the 9Th, and the
Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette Of the
4lh.
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sONEEynLE, ALA. April %, 1865

GEORGE Il. THoERs,
Maj Gen. {. S. A. Com'dg -
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VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-
NEW YORK TO BE HEARD.

You've MES NEW ESSS ~ 81 vNE0E CLUB
The HCgns Mems ~, ynS1 Club held s meeting
Peck in the chair VIM Gran, Secretary '' o"-' y =
Captain 4 Clever. Tor.do ?. Carr John Pssst Geo
4, :djSSr1sS meeting held Monday evening Sep
!, Esrs and the proossdns'
country The duty q he people and The
q PIasy
g s 1sI tie q. srs ss *! ses:
ss Slf
pa: . Win = 3 Sns Hrs
a % r $ and Sa We
may transmit an nhertance even more glorious than that
Re.oysd That the principles Of the
institutions 10 in th and as in the past history q the
eminent az well a. their ability TO maintain nyolste ser
national .ssn., FOREIGN and domestic foes there
Offending against any eneroschmcns upon the people
through the establishment Of desposms or monarchles
Resolved Thai @ insure the fullest confidence and .up
The action q the Albany Convention OF september its
this co operation as new sasrsn
tees Of our Devotion the linton one And n:ePara6e
s Of H. hs OF hs Of Ssw
Of recons,raeton adopted " Johnson should
manifested The metropolis OF the nation drin the late
has periodically sustained the government
and and from IL is derived the tone popular
opinion all questions Of vital with the
auguraton OF the fitting opportunity sustain
by popular demonstration the Executive of the nation
against the Jacobn Vaccinations OF the radical parsans
North and south; therefore
Resolved, That auxiliary committee -Messrs Chas c.
j. Peck, VIM ODonnell Thos. A. Glover, VIM. Craft Ho
ratio 4. Carr Geo. Elliott Nehemiah Peck, John Pettt
Francis Donnel VIM. A. Murdoch J. Stuart Smith and
VIM rsgs Z, appointed 70 act IN conjunction With
trial organizations OF this and neighborna cites
Of holding grand meeting at Union
10 endorse the policy OF Andrew Johnson thus giving
newcd assurances that the people OF New York heartily
operate with him In the WISE just and satesanlke
ure OF reconstruction and regeneration of the seeded
States
Adjourned at the call Of the committee.
CHAs. Q. j. PECK, Chairman.
W. CRArr Secretary
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The western Bnrk R.bb.r,e..

The Chicago papers Of the 18th give the following
particulars respecting the Western bank robberes and
The arrest Of one OF the supposed principal offenders -
man named Love was on saturday afternoon brought
sefore Justice Brown for preliminary examination
charged with having In his possession thirty thou
and dollars 10 bonds, which had been stolen The bonds
are said TO be portion Of the fruits OF extensive rob
berries In Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana, involving In
The aggregate nearly three hundred thousand dollars
The robberics were committed upon banks in those
States and extended through period of several months
defendant Love was arrested after having produced
evidence that he had IN his possession thirty thou
snd dolas worth Of the bonds under the impression
cpd destroys gf joining bin In other operations Of
eii8 choSnelsr Th( opbyWpaiion NJ also evtyhsaro
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
married..

BOYD BnAH11--In Brooklyn on Monday September
| OF New York, to LIZZIE G. BRASIL, of Brooklyn.
CHRETIE-GUEuTAr. this city, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 90 at the pastors residence by Rev Joseph
OF this city.
CIEMcHEx--FaYna-onT Thursday, September A. by
the Rev. f. r. Eschbach in the First German Reformed
church. Baltimore, Robert CLENIcnEN Of New York to
Mss JENNIE OLIVE FRYER, of Baltimore. No cards
by he Rev aIG SSaaSe Masa
FrReusoN to hARY M. BRANCH, daughter Of the late
Thomas W. Branch both of Brooklyn. No cards.
| FIsHER-HARDxAN.-At Ponpton, N j., Monday
September 49, FRANcrs FISHER to Miss ELLA " HARD.
MAN, both of Washington Heights New York. No cards
at ST. Bartholomew's church, by the Rev. DR.. Cooke
EDWARD CHARLES FIDDLER TO ELIZA WINTHROP, daughter
GRAFTON or VT VT on wednesday seu
TENDER O. at the residence of the BRIDES father blythe
dsas1s, 1SoO saa
KnuasR~HoSsSAs Jersey City, on Tuesday, Sep:
koboken, n j., to JULIA HEyRETTA HoFrxAS, Of Jersey
CITY.
resdsAce Of the Rev. DR.. Cummings WILLIAM LsDoUx,
Of Monsre Canada to Miss FoRosEAGEAN eldest daugh.
ter Of GM}eTt D Jones, OF New York city. No cards
EonBARn-HAsKnL Brooklyn, on Wednesday.
= e1ssn LoUasA. d. daughter r Of VIM; 8 Haskell
sss 3 y sssss sss.!
Hsssa E. the Of No i s4ass
edes s sF q i1 HARRISON nUpe
comb all of this CITY --~-- ~ .yrrs'Sssr~
sMIrH-sxnH. On Wednesday September 90 by the
Rev. A. J. Canneld Mr. AMOS A. SMITH, of Williamsburg,
L. L. to Miss SARAH p SMITH, OF this city. No cards
SLDE.-CooK On Wednesday, September 20, at ::,,S
Church Of the Incarnation by the Rev Dr. Mon gomery,
..-- a'AnE to GEamypE A., daughter Of Henry B,
Cook ESQ., all of New lorA. n r.,
SryTr IA
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The Late Murder In Brooklyn.
r>svBsTlGArIoN BEFORE CORONER LYrcH-MArHEw
WILLY COMMITTED P0R TRIAL. ETC.

- vBSTiGATioN BEFORE CORONER LYNcH-aArHEw
WILLY COMMITTED POR TRIAL. ETC. .
- a., >sh mat n win no remembered ~
on '1e - '-ft ia ~ r r,,o "a a ,n.S
in n grocery store cornar of W., :. 81 JOIN neaVy'
n,,.,.. ,n - -saShxt0n avenue and
bauer street, INC nreo 10 as,t O. ,bo hosn,,a, fro,,
the effects Of IN ,ni- - - -
hall nm in. ~ - ~ 'ss rceHed, ana Coronsr lynch
~ o. 4uest o.. the ease yesterday afternoon when
-.,r @'in u'oo '"s '"AeH' ~.
THOMAS Sooney, ssorn--Reside corner oil washington
avenue End p,as street. knew the deceasad. ON last
w,r -, :, 10, . , . 4. i
"'~icslay evening" 'no iosn nss, "eh' ao"n " sns
corner Of Gleason avenue and Butler street, and went
Wv - 80. -
when the shot was hredi wnen went ihte the
store Heavy the sidewalk and alonei he
had ootbino in his b.raa =, she ,ipoa. ho an
w = -
peared 70 oe excited; ne came IN shoruy
Ter Mathews came IN and said something 70 Aim the
exact language could not state; heard MN saying ne
would shoot him. ne had gun IN his hands at the umo
ana Heavy had h0au OF the muzze pefore the sho was
nred after some little dispute the gun wsat OH and
Heavy cried out that ne was snot nave sech Inc ue
ceased and Mathews together before; they always APP
peared TO DO good friends after beng shot Heavy was
taken 10 his own apartments previous 70 TINS heavy
MAD some Trouble III mis- own apartments wnch raised an
excitement n the neghDorhood; when Mathews came
ready TO discharge it, with the muzzle pointed
towards Heavy; Heavy tried TO force the muzzle
OF the gun downwards before 1t went on;
after Matthew's shot Heavy ne et inc gun IN tne store
and wont out INFO she street, he did not say anything after
ne shst the deceased nave peeh mathews mousse Dut
never saw gun there ne brought the gun 10 my shop
about two years ago 10 nave the STOCK SSI nxed.
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TVNIlAND, ccph ~, 1900.
fire this morning Federal street. between Pearl
and Franklin Streets destroyed the mansion OF the
Captain John williams and nearly destroyed the houses
belonging TO Mr. Walton, on the east, and Edward Har-
loues, on the west, and damaged the new Rumerg
House, on Congress street. in the rear
lobster pedar, named Jones, has been arrested, and
confessed 70 setting nrc this morning 70 the Williams
Manson he 10 also suspected Of causing the late great
connarstton ~ Augusta He was armed viii loaded
reyolveris
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Died.
BAuRows-At Bridgewater, Vermont, on Saturday,
September 10, GEORGE W. BARROws, aged AZ years
Funeral services this Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, at the First Baptist church. south
tives and members Of PUTNAM Lodge No 1885, +. and A.
n, are invited 10 attend.
:, BrceT On Wednesday September 20, after short
townbutc county Fcrmanagh ireland, In the Soth year
Of his age.
His friends and those Of his nephews, Patrick and
Thomas Grasss respectfully invited TO attend hs
funeral Friday afternoon, at halfrast one O'Clock,
Tbrtv an, street. wtSout g rthsr notice.
BUemxs AT Manhasset l. l., on Wednesday, septem
Der TO- Ella infant daughter Of Rev. Geo. r. and Mary
A. Bugbee, aged months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited To
attend the funeral services at Christ Church rectory
cAnooss@in Brooklyn. on Monday. september IS, a,
the residence Of his son law, John MCCLURE, S3l
Pacific street. STEPHEN H. CAHooSx, formerly Of New
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from st. Johns church. Washington
street. near johnson street. this Thursday afternoon at
CoNPTos-A Perth Amboy, N j., ON Wednesday
morning September 20, of consumption, A. g. COMPTON,
of Brenbam Texas, In the 50th year Of his age.
Funeral services at the residence of his father Perth
Amboy, on Friday afternoon half-past three o'clock
tend without further notice Boat leaves foot Of white
hall street at one o'clock connecting with the Staten
Galveston and Houston Texas) papers please copy
DEuxL-On wednesday, September 20, BRIcEs duel,
aged 40 years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at his late residence No
las Thompson street. this Thursday morning, at eleven
o'clock The remains will be conveyed TO Troy ",
EvERrr Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, September
10, KATE, second daughter Of Valentine and Beulab
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral Seventh day Saturday.
afternoon, at half past two O'clock from the residence Of
FRrLIan-On wednesday, September 90 suddenly,