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Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-30

SHORT SERMoN.--The following illustra- tion of the effects of some revivals, and the after actions of those, who, during the revival are supposed to have been brought within the fold of Christ was given by a colored preach CT in Alabama short time since There is & great deal of truth in it, as experience often verifies: My bredrea, said he, ssGod bless your souls, ligion is like de Alabama river In de spring come fresh, and bring in all de ole logs slabs and sticks, dat hab bin lyin' on de bank, and carry dem down in de current Bymeby de water go down--den a log cotch here on de islam, den slab gifts cotched on de shore, and de sticks on de bushes--and dere dey lie, withrin' an dryin till come anoder fresh. Jus so dare come 'viyal of ligion--dis ole sinner brought in, dat ole backssider brought back, an de ole folks seem comin', and mighty good time. But bredren, God bless your souls; bymeby 'vivals gone; den dis ole sinner get stuck on his own sin, den dat ole backslider is cotched where he was afore, on jus such rock--den one after noder dat had got 'lgion lies all long de shore, and dar dey lie till noder 'vval. Be- dubbed bredren, God bless your souls; keep ill de current"
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-30
."Gold. gold. gold.

Glittering in great heaps--
 Concealed in caves and roots of trees,
 Hid from the worlds eye. "--[ [Timon of Athens.
 A short time before our civil war threw it's lurid light over the land, an unmarried man moved from Mississppit to Dyer county in this State, and settled place a few miles from Dyersburg. He commenced the quiet but prosperous life of farmer. When a call was made for troops he abandoned his occupation and enlisted as soldier in the Confederate army, and was killed during the siege at Vicks burg. Being almost an entire stranger in the county, nothing was known of his family or affairs At the close of the war, his place was cultivated by Mr. Wilson, A short time since, during the cold weather, a negro of Captain Halls went out on the place to cut Q 'sback-log," which he did. On placing it on the fire, he remarked that it was the heaviest log for it's size he ever lifted. The fire burned bright and merrily, and in a short time q stream of yellow lava commenced running on the hearth, which proved Co be melted gold The Dyersburg Gazette assures us that the gold, all of which was not melted, weighed twenty pounds, and is still in possession of the finder. It is supposed that the Mississip- plan on entering the army slowed his gold away in the log for safe keeping, where 1t lay 1 concealed until plucked away by accident"
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-30

Treasure 7roue--A Nsgro Finds q Bag cf Gold in Ho1low Log--1r1th ss Stranger than Fiction.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-06-30
Dur Job Printing Department.

Cur JOb E'FifGaing Deparennemt' We have supplied ourselves with good assortment of Printing Material and are ready to execute all kinds of Job Printing, on reasonable terms.
 We are prepared to print Pamphlets, Cata- logues, Posters, large or small, Cards Ball Tickets, Bill Heads, Blanks of every descrip- ton, for Clerks, SheriHfs, Justices of the Peace, Constables, &c.
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Cor1HTERCIAL.

COTToN-Tbe market opened hesvy and with
out any cheerful snticipations bat the fact OF
orders being in town began TO reveal itself By
az animated inquiry, and An early New York
dispatch arrived stating that Cotton was 81 and
n demand. This announcement gave signi6-
canoe 10 an announcement al the conclusion
Of a Lverpsol circular, received by the las;
steamer, that the market closed with an advan-
cling tendency. The depression OF Saturday
evening was cast aside, and prices fully equiva-
Lent TO those OF saturday were demanded and
acceded 70. Later New York kilograms con
drUod the news already received, and prices
were well received, but the amount OF Cotton
sold was not as large as It might have been Il
the market had opened under as cheerful aus
pices as II closed. We repeat Saturdays quota
tions, observing that there were more sales al
the outside figure than on thai day. The fol-
lowing Cbslract OF sale reported TO Us will show
the course OF the market; e bales RepRcked At
IS; II at %. s. at AZ, and 8 at 40x, Good ordi-
nary s5 At 4s5 q at g., Il At g, and Il at 425z.
Low MiddIing ej at 4G, q st 4S5l. ST. at a, aad
s. At 81, Anddling s. at 4, Strict Buddling; l6
a. 80, and Il at g, Good MiddlinE; IS ST IS, Mid
ding Fair
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TELEGRApHIC.
EVENING DISPATCHES.


Ene EenAan troubles
NEW YORK, January Sat a lat,
meeting of the Fenlan Congress. Gen
Sweeny said he had advised Col
O'MahOny, months ago, to open a cor.
respondence with Gen. Phil. Sheridan.
and to place Sheridan at the head Of the
Fenian army. Sweeny declined the first
invitation1o attend the Fenian Copgress
not recognizing its legality, and fearing
insult and misrepresentation. He saw
his apprehensiOns were not unfounded.
and the element of discord Is from Man
haitian District who will do everything
to prevent union, even at the price OF
Ireland's ruin.
4 Washington special says the delay
in providing for Mr.. Davis trial is the
general topic Of conversation. The prev
alent feeling is that he should be tried or
liberated.
The Pension Bureau at Raleigh has
been reopened.
Loss by the Adams Express Company.
NEW HAVEN, CoNN., Jan. s.-The
safes Of the Adams Express CoEpsny
were opened on last Saturday night. be-
tween New York and BOSTON. Los
supposed to be half a million dollars in
money and bonds.
Fire in DetrOit-Sews from Mezteo.
DETROIT, Jan, 1.-Two banks and
about a dozen stores have been burned
Loss seventy thousand dollars.
Official news from the city Of Chfhua-
hua, dated the second Of December. say-
Juarez entered upon his new term with
out opposition.
An unfoundedrumor prevailed that the
French would return TO chihuahua.
Averez was appointed GeneraI-fn- Chief
rice Ortega who wes as-sassinated bv
AIaximilian's order.
The War Department has lust issued
orders assigning a number Of officers ~
the Veteran Reserve Corps to duty as a.
sistant5 70 b COMMISSIONS Of the Freed
mems Bureau in Louisiana.
The President yesterday received the
representatives Of four tribes Of Indians.
the ShaWnees, Sacs, Foxes, and Towos
The President assured them that the
Government would act in good faith and
carry out all its obligations toward then
at which they expressed satisfaction.
Newell Houston and Judge Trj0g of
Tennessee, and Judge Sharkey, of Mis-
sissippi, are mentioned in connection
with the vacant Judgeship OF the SiI-
preme Court. The chances are strongly !
in favor of the first named gentleman
1t is considered certain that early In
the ensuing week the Representative
Tennessee will be admitted. The
President is exceedingly anxious that il
should be done.
a soldiers and sailors National Com
vention is called TO meet at WASHINGTON
on the twenty-secOnd instant, relative 10
the equalization of bounties, and to pro-
mote the material welfare Of soldiers and
The Floyd acceptance case will come
up in the Court Of Claims Tomorrow.
The amount involved IS about eighty
thousand dollars.
Some hundred thousand dollars drawn
the rebel Secretary of the Treasury
which were captured with Regan. tho
rebel Postmaster General, has been re-
turned with Rothchild's endorsement
hat there were no funds to meet them.
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EnrnrnI MnrLca


The General Market was yesterday destitute
q Illumination. The weather, though cold, was
very agreeable. but yet our stores were gem
orally quiet Prices showed no change Of In
terest Corn slightly recovered. Selilngatsl I2L.
CLEAR SiDES-A steady demand; prices
rather unsettled sales OF : casks at 2ac.
HAMS-In fair demand prices ir- sular.
FLoUR-A good enquiry yesterday. Sales OF
EbslS. xxx Al SO 5oi y obiS Crosby's at sI4;
10 bbls Xxx ct sll 90; % bblS Y at 50 50; 80 bbis.,
common, at IS.
MISS POhK-Sales OF 10 casks at $50.
COFFEE-Lower. Sales OF 30 sacks at soLzc .
. sacks al size.
WHISkf.-sale Of 2 barrels common al 81 e
G~OkN-There Is considerable activity In
Corn prices slightly recovered from the de-
preston caused on Saturday by the heavy re-
ceipts. Sales OF so sacks. nom store, At 81 49,;
70 sacks, prime White, in good gunnies, at 81 IS.
HAY-Without change. Inferior, s20as22 /;
prime, s23GE2l
BRAN.-SmsM supply, without change
O~ATS,-Some inquiry 6o9aoe al ths boats !;
nn.an.a a uF,-o
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bE F5r Nc1g Orleans. FcisJ@rg, Jdckson Glla
Grenada. three times a wseE. TIA Memphis &
Charleston ana Mississippi central hargai
Sc Aughuilc, L5ua,ats and Chacnt9dr uAL9
2l6 b. m. ua NashvllI & Decd. er Railroad
rF Nclg YORK. Richmond. Baltimore, best1n-
ItiiGdephia Washington, and al Ecea c-ic
daily. al Zi5 pE, UQ Lemphls q lAll46lo
and East Tennessee & Virginia Railroads
NJ euro. CHICAGO, 81 L0nts, ana NofiueFA
ana Western, daily alspm-s r-d river 70 C4lIo.
ua- Ficks5uTg, river aud Way 4lnolnsN tLee
times a week.
n W1ufg5me-yanH Mabie, AND MOBILIZE ONO
Psrroal. t1rse times "a week, at &ll pm.
Es N4ssGapgl 3 Tennessee hG1Saa' three
scr wees. 80 5 pm.
car herBhts Il OHIO Rstlroud. daily, p-u.
Re- Lue Eoek and Hh-e AIurrs lEree Dnes a
eek at PM
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TIE CONCEBT TO-NIGHT.-We assure
orr readers that the Concert TO be given
tonight, under the auspices Of the Ii
b-ary Association, will be everything
jhat the most refined musical taste could
desire, and talent aud expense could
make it. The Rig0leao and To0vGt0re
Fantasies, by List, have been per
formed publicly bat once, and that in
New YorRCIty, by the Pianist, Mills, and
could only eperformedon aGrandPiano,
which would respond to the immense
rapidly and variations Of touch re-
quired. The Grand Chorus has been ar
ranged from the Piano edition OF the
Opera, with d view to the present num-
Der OF singers and performers, by c.
Schilliug, who invites the criticisms Of
the lovers Of music as 10 the effect Of his
Chorus and Orchestra, the correctness
and propriety OF its movements, seances,
etc, as compsred with the Choruses Of
the last Opera Troupe. One Of the finest
Bass singers in America, Mr.. Relchel,
viii also sing. In short the Association
has done everything IN their power to
give the pUbllc a pleasant equivalent for
It's contributions. We advise those who
are interested IN the diffusion Of knowl-
edge IN our community 10 frequent these
Concerts, and II they do, 20 60 early.
~
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RCN OVER BY AN OoCNIBUs.-A man,
whose name we were unable to learn,
was run over by 8 large omnibus On Sat
Urday night last, near the corner Of
Union and Main streets, receiving iniu-
rlas OF very serious nature. His right
arm was broken and his side very badly
bruised Il is said that he viii survive
his injuries.
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BOLD AND HEAVY ROBBERY.-South
street. prosecuted South street. has this
time been made the scene Of one Of the
heaviest and boldegt robberies, among
the many that have occurred in the city,
I during the past year. Mr. Haley, lately
returned te this country from Ireland,
where he had remained, and quietly
watched the PROCESS Of events here dur
ing the four years past concluded, some
time since 10 migrate to Memphis, and
invest what capital he possessed in busi-
ness at this point. lie recently started
a grocery store on South street,
three doors west OF DeSoto street,
and intending to increase his
stock, from time to time, kept his money
amounting to about six thousand and
seventeen dollars in his house, carefully
packed away with dresses and wearing
apparel in a trunk. About seventeen
hundred and forty dollars Of the amount,
was in gold, three hundred ia silver, and
the balance in illegal tenders" On
Saturday night last an entrance was
made into his house. through a window,
by q gang OF thieves, and the trunk
containing almost everything he
owned Of any value in the world,
carried OFF a short distance
from the house, broken open and robbed
Of It's contents-the money, several silk
dresses, and g box containing an amount
Of money belonging TO Mr.. Hatiey's
brother, which had been left in his charge
safe keeping. The trunk was found
this condition on sunday morning
last. The thieves have, so far, escaped
the vigilance OF the officers OF the law 4
but it is sincerely to be hoped that theras-
,alsmay soon be safelylodged within the
confines Of tie city jail, and dealt with
n the most summary manne The
money stolen from MIR. Haffey Is the
lard earnings Of many years OF toll and
abor and it is indeed e sad reflection,
hat Just at a time when he was about TO
.eal.ze its accruing benefits and COM
Jrts, it should he thus snatched from
i'm in a few short hours, by the despica-
De characters of a most nafaTi0Gs calling,
md placed forever, perhaps, beyond his
each.
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E~A French company are building a
road from the city Of Mexico 10 the
Pacific coast, and an English company
from Vera Cruz to the city Of Mexico
and these are designed to interfere with
the United States Pacific Road in the
East India and Asia traffic.
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REcsRDEE's CoCRT.-Twenty cases
were disposed Of In the Recorders Court
Yesterday morning, and fines and costs
amounting 70 one hundred aud seven
dollars collected.
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FIRE LAST NIGHr-The alarm of are
last night, was caused by the burning OF
3 small bakery In the rear Of the Com
mercial Hotel. The engines were
promptly Of the spot, and succeeded in
quickly sUoduing the flames. Less sus-
tanned one thousand dollars. No iusu-
raure-
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YALloBusHA BRIDGE-We are in
formed by Nr. Z. o. Norton, agent for
the Mississippi Central Railroad IN this
city, that the Ysllobushs bridge on that
road is completed, snd that time nov TO
New Orleans. Ui1 Memphis and Charles
ton, and Mississippi Central Railroads is
rLirtv-th-ee hours.
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s@TThe Currency Bureau has been
receiving lately, vast quantities OF coun-
yerfeit Fractional Currency mostly Of
twenty-hveand fly cent denominations.
it seems TO be tearfully on the increase.
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THAvEs-We are indebted TO Messrs
Blslock Il Co, Main street, and Messrs.
Emmons & Son, Jefferson street, FOR
favors.
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CRDsTNALC oURT.-In this Court to-day
the entire docket will be called perempto-
rly, commencing al the first case for
trial and running through regularly.
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THE FIRE on SUNDAY MORNING LAST.
Early on Sunday morning last, 5 most
disastrous conhagration occurred, con-
Stunning some five OF six buildings. The
Ere broke out in the steam bakery on
Tie corner OF Main and Mccall streets,
owned by Hurl5ut q Co., and rapidly
extending in q direction parallel with
Main street, destroying an adjoining block
consisting Of five tw0-story brick build
ings. The Germauia Hall, owned 10y
Mr.. Cess, and but recently fitted out
new, was entirely consumed. Loss about
four thousand dollars, and no insurance.
Mr.. Freedman, proprietor Of a clothing
store, adjoining Mr.. HUlbert's bakery,
suffered TO the extent of about two thou
sand dollars, he having succeeded
in saving mcst Of his effects. Mr..
Raggio, who kept a small confectionery
store, next door 10 Friedman's, was also
very fortunate in saving most OF his
stock. Mr.. J. ". Burton, q worthy
painter, and . resident Of Memphis for
a number Of years past, had the misfOr-
Z me OF losing everything-the fixtures
and stock in store. Messrs. Hubert
& Co, p-opTletoTs OF the steam
bakery, are the heaviest losers
their loss amounting to about twenty
i've thousand dollars, on which
that there was but a slight insurance.
The entire loss sustained viii foot up to
about one hundred thousand dollars.
The scarcity Of water was very sadly
and il is owing 10 this fact perhaps, f.
hat the flames were not subdued before
much Roadway was gained.
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c MATTERS.

PErsoyAL-Ne received a call, yes
te,dsy from our friend Moses Parrish, Of
The E...rar BaHe "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wagons: Wasons!,--Auw who want wagons
a. home u-asuulc5ure, can now be ruppiied al
C. Hcnmoud-s suop. His work Is as low as any
northern made work, and Is fully guaranteed.
TFo and Du--h0rse wagons carts and drsys
alwaygou hand ard made 70 order. SHOP, No.
% Jefferson street, near the bayou bridge.
faUr o.
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ARREST OF a NOTORIOUS CHAEAc-
TEz-James Robinson, ulGs " Housler
.JIm.r alias "S~harp-Shooter. al.aE
James OrBrien, who lately escaped from
the City Jsn, by sealing the walls, Is
ags-n injured within its coafines,
where. II e 10 be hoped, \ more vigiIsnt
wa5ch VIII be kept upon him In future.
"Hoo-ier James" having IN his posses
sion sufficient funds 10 procure a bed for
the night, proceeded 70 the Richmond
House,on Front street, between Main and
Madison streets, where he realized his
object. The old and long formed habits
o~fsteal,ng, hsvingnever deserted him, he
Immediately set aboIt entering the vari-
ous rooms o. the b0arders, and found in
ons Of them the sum Of nye hundred
dollars En- geenbacks, and a splendid sill
yer mounted -cpeattr, which he trans
fered 10 his possession, and instantly
made OF with. On awaking Ia the
morning, the gentleman missed his
money and repeater, and Immediately
communicated the aet 70 the proprie-
tor Of the house, who at once set
out and captured James" IA a
concert saloon, the Climax, ~
or Beale street, and handed him over to
the police authorities. For over fifteen
wears, this James has piled his voca-
zion IN the principal cities along the
Missizsippi+erving during this time,
several terms in the penitentiary. He
SAYS he viii steal, as stealing Is a part Of
bis nature, and he assumes an air Of
perfect Indifference s. 70 " 0 knows It.
-James lie good Tor Nashville, this time
o. least
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

SUPPER AND PRESENTATION. The
house Of Mack Brothers & Bohm, gave a
supper to their young men, on Saturday
night last. The repast set before the
party was, indeed, most admirable, con-
sistiug Of the richest and rarest ~luzuries,
which our markets afford. Mr.. Thomas
Robins, presided over the festivities, and
the cloth being removed, the Chairman
proposed prosperity in the future. equa.
10 that Of the past, to the generous donors
Of this compliment 10 their employees.
Thiswas RESPONDED 70 by GIr. J. D Mickle,
on behalf OF the firm, IN his usual
happily conceived style, and Mr.. Hays,
on behalf OF the employees spoke in q
very warm and eloquent manner, and
presented to Mr.. NiclLe, . beautiful Ms
sonic Ring, bearing an appropriate in
scription. To this again, Mr.. MickIe
produced the best humor through
out the party, by his feeling and witty
remarks. The health Of Mr.. Joseph
Mack, was proposed and responded TO by
The chair. Mr.. Paris proposedin elegant
and choice language, the memory OF
Robert Emmett, and the independence
Of Ireland, which ELECTED a very warm
and truly Irish response from Mr.. Hays.
Numerous other toasJs were proposed
aud drank, the most noticeable Of which
were, the Ladies of the South, " and
Gen. y. =. Forrest, after which the party
broke up, and all expressed the liveliest
satisfaction from their nights entertain
ment.
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~ We regret to learn that Wiley /.

Ia We regret to learn that Wiley J.
Martin, Of Kinds county, who was a
lieutenant in Company B, thiFty-sixth
Mississippi regiment, and one OF the most
popular officers 10 the regiment, wasshot
by Mr.. Henry MCGOWAN, near Midway,
Kinds county, during the Christmas fes-
~tivities, and SO severely wounded as to
cause the amputation of his leg. His old
comrades in this county will deeply re-
gret the misfortune which has befallen
their generous and merry hearted friend
NVslar-
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Gold and silver,

Cola Is remarkably duh 81 20 cents, and Bro
Sers are Indifferent about taking It even al
that, although they hold up the selling price
Sill, 8. Is.
Silver q dropping at a further decline Of l
cent. Il Is now buying at p. and selling at IS
Clcur-cnf Funds.
The general tone OF Southern money IS deci-
.jsdly more hatlering than on last saturday.
Nothing Of special remark has occurred, how
ever. 10 practically illustrate this Improvement.
4 brisk inquiry was observed for the old issue
Of the Bank Of Tennessee, but no transaction
hist we are aware or sprsng from It.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

IEaNEs-Gur friend, Charlie Loop, Of
the southern Express, has our thanks for
Eavor, such SIS Journalists alone can ap-
r---.In-o.
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rE- Gen. Baker, the chief Of Stanton's
detectives, who is TO be tried shortly for
infamous practices, is on Gen. Grants
list for muster-0ut.
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snake: SSAKEi saaks!-Any person de-
sirOus Of hsiching their own snakes, can nov
10 50 by calling upon Gilbert < Higbee, Dug
sists, 81 Main street and obtaining q nest 0
Eggs before they are ali gone. .
Ladles, buy a nice set Of Furs at the reduced
price. Francisco & Wiggin. jan9St
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Ia Securities for circulation OF ma
tional banks amounting 20 three hundred
and n million forty thousand eight
hundred dollars have been deposited in
the Treasury Department.
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STEAMBOATS,

REGULAR TUESD4Y PACKET.
For Helena, Wfftshurg and 81. Francis
River.
AOLLIE HAMILTON -.--Bowman, Master
Ghis fine passenger steaner viii IT.
leave for the above on E
THIS DAY, the 9th instant, al JPN.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
LARRY HAEMSTAD, Agent,
jams II jefferson street.
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
SILVER MOON. ---..-..-. NorieS, master
This splendid passenger packet IT,
viii leave for the above -
WEDNESDAY, 10th Jan, AT 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
LARRY HARMSTAD. agent,
Il Jefferson street.
ENOCH TAYLOR, agent,
iane-E Zf Front street.
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What Every body Wsnts.-By referring TO
the advertisement Of Messrs Edger & jones, IN
another column. our readers wiz zoe that they
sre prepared 10 supply an demands lor dressed
Lumber, Doors, Blinds. sash, etc, the want Of
which has been 50 long felt by the community.
We ask for these enterprsing gentlemen the
liberal patronage whieh their enterprise de-
serves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

krAnother coal mine explosion oc-
CURED near WentherdsviIle, England,
killing thirty-two persons and iDtlrfng
many others.