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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01
STEAMBOATS,.


n O TIC E.
ATLANTIC & Hiss. STEAMSHIP CO.,
- o. s. MAIL. &
Telegraph Line Steamer,
MoLLTE ABLE-.-.---.CARrER, Master.
CUNNISGHAM, Clerk.
ATLANTIC T~HoxAssoN, Master,
SMITH, Clerk.
VIII make fo~urteen-day trips from st. Louis
TO New Orleans.
One Of the above Fast Passenger Steamers
viii Leave Memphis for New Orleans every sal
urday ~ ~ O'Clock M apd for Cairo and 81.
Louis every Sunday at o'clock, pm.
state rooms secured in advance at the Com
panys Wharfboat, foot Of Union street.
8. H. SHOCK.
ape General Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS ST LOUIS PACKET COMPAYY
For Cairo and Saint Louis.
ADAM JACOBS ...---. ....... Rowland, master
,s TIT n aH e. passenger packet viii ~
ANNsN1 ~ NAN -
WEDNESDAY, I'd, inst, at S pm.
For freight or passage apply On board OF to
W. @. POSTAL, superintendent,
AID. STORM. Secretary.
Or to E. B BYINGTON. GenT Ticket Agent.
No. o. jefferson street, where tickets NAV be had
70 all Points in the limited States my q
MENPHLS6 ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
COMPANY
For Helena, Pine BRuR and little RoeR I
CELESTE--,.,y.-- Reese Pritehard, master
This dno passenger steamer will r.
leave for the above, positively, ON C
WEDNESDAY, the ID inst, at p.m.
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
R. w. LIGHrRUR1, Sec.
JAS T BOURNE & Co, Agents.
my11 No.l2 jefferson street.
INDEPENDENT ARRANsAS RTYER
RACkET.
with the Old and reliable boilerEl
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine RfuT and
Little Rock.
r NJ RlsHoP~~-~.-J. W. Brown, master
Ill Th ESP splendid n passenger packet IN
THURSDAY, Sd INST, at S pm. $50
FOR freight OF RAsSage apply on board or 70
NLNSON q DONoHUE, agents,
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, Agents.
myl-St Upper Wharf-boat
MEMPHHSAND LOUISVILLE PAGREF 20
REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET
For Cairo, Evansville, and Louisville |
STAR ....---. .---.. DOLLS, master
This splendid packet VIII leave IT.
TUESDAY. 1st May, at q pm. -
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
JAMES 7, BOURNE &CO., AGENTS,
ap292t No. p jefferson street.
MEMPHIS and CINCINNATI PA CKEP co !
Fer Cairo, Louisville and CINCINNATI.
ALICE Bachelor, master /
This splendid packet will leave II
as above on S !
TUESDAY. LIST Nay, at 5 pm. -
Through tickets via Cincinnati to all Eastern |
cities for sale az the Office OF the agent, No. Il /
jefferson street. |
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD, agent,
"a Jefferson street.
ENOCH TAYLOR, agent,
ap29-2t 4 Front street.
MEMPHIS AND PICKSBURG PACKET co
FOR Helena, FriRrs Point and VIexsburg
And Gaines Landing.
DIS Berry, master
This splendid passenger packet T
viii leave as above Zt 4
TUESDAY, LIST May, at pm. -
For freight OF passage apply on board or at i
the Company ONCE on WharfbOat Michigan.
R. w. LGHTBURS, Sec'y.
JAMES T. BOURNE & co, agents,
ap2s-a No, Y jefferson street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS N WHITE RIVER
PACKET
For Helena, DuvaIIss Bluff. Little Rock,
Des Are Augusta and IacksOnpOrt.
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The MOrtan Hat al Francisco 4 Virgins.

The Morton Hat al Francisco 4 Virgins.
stop the sIaadeF-s5oO Reward-I will pay
the above reward for the testimony that viii
convict the persen, OF persons, Of SANDER, that
have currently reported, for the last ten or
nfbeen days, that the hrm Of J. b. Waggener &
Co, Ind made az assignment and failed.
April "A, 1856. J. h. WAGGENER
We continue to do business at No. 2a Main
street. Have in store $500 0 worth OF the finest
goods IN ihls market, that we are selling at
cost because we nave determined 70 make a
change II Our business.
apl7tf IN WAGGENER q CO.
waIkes RIOS. d Co., are selling Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots ami Shoes, lower than any
house in the city. 60 to d Main s. apl2s-St
New styles Dress SILK and Cashmere Hats
az the Memphis Hat Company. myl-lt
"
Just Received per Adams Express, a large
lot Undesirable and new styles Of Dress Goods,
bought and win be sold at panic prices al
walker Bros &Co's. apl2s-5t
For the eheapssl ana est goods go to No. zs
Main street. aP29-St
Notice 20 Passenger via VI. a G. Rail-
rOad-The mail and passenger train leaving
Memphis at 6:5 an, makes connection az De-
catur for EashF ille, Louisville, etc, and at
Chattanooga, with trains for all points East and
south. COrinth accommodation train leaves
Memphis a. 10 am, and connects closely with
Mississippi Central and Mobile and Ohio rail-
road. for New OnssHa and Mobile. Junction
accommodation leaves Memphis ai5@pm. For
through tickets ana Information, apply at the
cemsa1y'so Office, No. Is Court ST. apps
Muir, sGebbins a PuIfeH.-We take plea
sure IN referring our friends froR tie CITY and
country u this enterprising frms whose stock
Of Elivsrplated goods, china, glass and earthen-
ware, is unsurpassed by any house In the
West Theie may be found everything desired
By a family, from the chaste and elegant Bo-
hemiaB ware down to the common earthen-
ware, including wiiloWYare, casters, fancy
goods, house furnishing goods, mirrors, cutlery,
etc. Capt. Pullen Of the drm was one Of th0so
who espoused the lost cause, and we know that
all his old friends will be pleased to see him
back at his Old stand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

PICK NIc-A grand picnic VIII be
given, under the direction Of the young
mems SodaEty society, Of St. Peters
church, on Thursday next, which prom
ises to be a very agreeable and numer-
Ousiy attended entertainment most Of
the dckes having alresdy been disposed
Of by the managers, and as it is given for
a very worthy and praiseworthg object,
We trust our citizens wiz encourage the
enterprise in their usual liberal spirit.
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Aississippf and Tennessee Railroad
Flfty-two miles shorter than any other route
To Grenada, Jackson Vicksbulg and New Or
leans. Trains leave dailyat $50 ,. IN. Baggage
checked through. Time 10 New Orleans, 3
hours Through tickets for sale az the Missis-
sippl and Tennessee Depot, foot OF Main street,
and at No. 5JeHerson street. under Commercial
Hotel. A. S. LIvERMoRE, Gen1 supt
C.P P. OAKLEY, Genr Ticket Agent. sp1S-u
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. a T. r $
ORGILL BROS. & CO.,

We sell them at Manufacturers
price, with the addition Of Freight,
etc
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II will b. seen by reference to our 'adver-
Using columns, that there viii be a large sale
Of exceedingly eligible residence lots on Thurs
day next, at auction, by Monsarrat, Lanier &
Co. These lots are situated in a high, healthy
aud desirable neighborhOOd, convenient TO
business, and should attract the attention OF all
who would secure a lot al less cost per year
than ne is charged rent
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Fhe Driving Hat at Francisco a Virgins.

Iron, hardware and Agricultural I'm
pIemeRts.-Parties desiring any articles in the
above line, are recommended to visit the ex-
tensive establishment OF J. H. Holenshade q
Co No. g5Jeferson Block. Second street. where
will be found an extensive and varied stock Of
the best quality, and at rates as low as at any
similar store at Cincinnati o. tho southwest as
they are extensive manufacturers, and Oirn all
they have on sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

Fancy CassImeres-Just received, q SPLEEN
did assortment, which, wiz be sold al a very low
agure to the trade, at Mack Bros q Bohm, No.
"a Main street myl-2t
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REGULAR MEMPHIS IND WHITE RIVER
PACKET
For Helena. DuvaiFs Bluff. Little Rock.
Des Are, Augusta and JacksOnpOrt.
COMMERCIAL-..~-........ W. J.. Ashford, master
This elegant and swift steamer IT.
will leave as above on ~
TUESDAY, the LIST May, at 5 PIN.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
apZ2t No. 10 Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

MAGISTRATES COURF.-In this court,
yesterday, officer J. C. Creighton pre-
siding, /. Lee, second mate Of thesteamer
Marble City, Rpprehended and bailed
SINE ten days since fur asssUlting a ped
dlar on board that steamer, was fined $40
and costs. In the case Of John, q negro
boy, arrested on Saturday, charged with
stealing a pony from Messrs. Casey,
Beard & Co, the investigation was post
poned until this morning at 10 o'clock
as was also that Of - Hawkins (c0l-
cred for stealing some $500 worth OF rope.
ELEGANT AND EFFICIENT PISTOLS.
Messrs. Glsssick & Co., gun and pistol
manufacturers, on Front row, in this
city, have lately made a pair of pistols,
Of a pattern devised by themselves, but
on the Deringer order, which, for beauty
Of workmanship, fneness Of finish, ae-
curaey in shooting and penetrative force,
we have never seen excelled by any
maker whatever. The locks are particu-
larry fne, the rihing of the barrels per-
feet and the shape Of the grip-Origins-
ted by themselves-the best we have
ever felt. We have been practically IA
miliar, for the past ten years, with the
hest produ ctions Of Deringer and Krider,
Of Philadelphia, John and Patrick Null
Inns, Of New York, and Happoldt, Of
Charleston, s. CAL makers Of de-
serveSly high reputation-but the pistols
above mentioned are, in our judgment,
superior in many respects to anything
We have seen from either Of these great
a~rtistes in firearms, and Enthusiastically
establishes the claim Of these Memphis
manufacturers 10 be fully equal to, if not
superior to any similar work produced in
the United States. Those desiring to
examine these beautiful weapons will
find them at the counting room Of the
APPEAL for a few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

PsETCE ITEMs-JOhn Allen, eolored,
wa arrested for stealingby Officer Joyce;
" drunken man " by Officer Hulan
John shaw, for drunkenness, by Officer
McShane; G. P. Gecraft and Thomas
Sweeney, for fighting, by Officer Baker
Columbus Wheeler, eolored, fighting, by
Officer Burke; Wm. Davis, assault and
battery, by officer Mare; and Julia
Homan, for inebriety, by Officer Downs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

LOVE OF FDOWERs.-Ihere are few
thiu- in the world more indicative Of
refined taste than q f0ndness for flowers
and when We consider how ~delicately,
vet forcibly, sentiment is conveyed in a
vel selected bouquet, or how perfectly a
victim Of mCurGis hO1as may make
known his feelings without the, 70 him,
terrible ordeal Of venturing on more ex-
pIieit language, we are astonished that
the language Of flowers" Is not more
generally understood and cultivated,
and we gratuitously offer this hint-to
al persons afflicted with too much DIM
denoe-in the hope Of being deemed, IN
some degree, a beuefaetOr Of budding
man and womaukindi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

Total values during
the year..-.-. sS,Os3,0Ts fs,84s,59 El3,M0,O95
1t may be interesting to compare also
the quantity Of the shipments, as well as
the values, and we therefore repeat some
Of the leading items
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

Examine the nov styles Of Hatsa at the Mem
phis bat Com myl4t
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q TO Many Old C~itizens"-I notice your
request that I announce myself a candidate for
mayor Of the city, at the coming election. l
am somewhat surprised at this, but thank
you foE the distinction. Believing that
there is othsF attainable material out
Of which you mlgpt secure a better
mayor. coupled with the fact that my
private engagements are such as 70 preclude
the possibility OF nag serving if elected must
respectfully decline. With une h1PR that men
can aud will be found to forward the Interest
Of our young sad growing city, am,
Respectfully, g. B. WILLIAMSON.
MENpHEs. Aprl %. Is58.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

OLE AGENTS,
No. 80 Front street.
Hp- M-Tuuhfe Town
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EXTENSIVE FIGHL-0n Saturday
night a squad Of negroes were so often
sively rude and abusive to a party Of
white men, quietly conversing together
near the bayou bridge on Poplar street,
that they were obliged in self defense to
charge the darkies, which they did 80
efectuaIly as Immediately to clear the
field Of the sable eombatants, and hap
ply without broken bones on either side.
In nine out Of ten, in al similar cases,
the disturbance ARISES from the aggres-
sive deportmont Of the negroes who have
not vet learned the distinction between
freedom and license.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

The Fine Panama Hat at Francisco & Wig
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Job PrfntinE.-Our job department is re-
piete with al the latest and newest styles OF
typs a nd presses, and we are prepared to exc
cute all classes or printing at the shortest no
tee and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
in your orders 10 Is Madison street. mr4-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

Gents Ready Made Clothing. Of our own
manufacture and latest style, warranted as
good as custom made work, at reduced prices
at Walker Bros. & Co.'S. apl29-St.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

Since the beginning of the year 1856,
the gain has been still more strongly
marked. We have not the full partiou-
lars, but we annex q comparative sum
mary Of the total value Of textile fabrics
shipped from the United Kingdom to the
United States in the first two months Of
each of the last three years
1854. 1865. lS66
January. .-.-- ........El ,246,5r s449,08 E2,866.7t7
bruary...-..-. L5Ol,&1 sci ,457 1,g75,0lS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

r. p. Faddis, URion street, has a large Sc
lection OF pictures Of Southem Generals, and
the largest life size picture of Gen. Lee on can
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

DR.. J.. A. CIOptOn, Of Huntsville, Ala, may
be consulted at the Gayoso, No. 80, until the
10th inst. He guarantees TO cure the worst eases
Of PILES in the city, or Stale, and will forfeit
$1,000 for every failure. Ladies will be visited
Al their houaes. apr8 u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

PERsoNAL-Mr. A. NJ. Hunter, Of
Hunter, Asker &Co-, New Orleans, viii
arrive in Memphis in q day or two. He
j. the general agent Of the British and
American steam navigation company
and i as route TO Liverpool, England
During his stay in this city he can be
found At the company's Office in this
city. At No. Z2s Front street. Mr.. 7 J.
Key, for a long time connected with the
press Of this city, but now Of Indian
Bav. On White river In Arkansas, visited
our sanctum yesterday. F. W. Lynn,
ESQ editor Of the J~aeksonport Herald
i aIso in the civ for a few DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

Just Resolved per Adams Express, a large
lot Undesirable and new styles Of Dress Goods,
bought and wiz be sold at panic prices al
Walker Bros, &Co.'s. apl29-3t.
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For saIe.-A great bargain is offered in a
restaurant and saloon now clearing 500 per
week and upward, if immediate application is
made 20 C. W. Pool & Co., 1879 Main 81. ap4tf
Go to Walker Bros. a Co., 20 Main st.
apGg-3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01

r. G. Craig a CO.-Do you want Seed,
Lime and Csments 60 10 r. g.. Craig & Co.'S,
SO Main stnesf, and. our word for it, you can
be fully satisfied. Gardeners, contractors and
builders would do well To make a note Of this.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-28
The Joint Resolution Oh tsic Adj
mission Of Tennessee.
ITS PASSAGE BY THE HOUSE.
The Vote For and Against It.

The Vote For and Against 1t.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
The House of Representatives to-day pass
ed the following joint resolution declaring
Tennessee again entitled to Senators and
Representatives in Congress:
WHEREAS, The State of Tennessee has, in
good faith, ratified the articles of amendment
to the Constitution of the United States pro-
posed by the XXXIXth Congress to the
Legislatures of the several States, and has
also shown to the satisfaction of Congress,
by proper spirit of obedience in the body
of her people, her return to her due ale
glance to the government laws and authori-
ty of the United States; therefore,
BE it resOlced By tie Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States Of
Alaerica in Congress assembled, That the
State of Tennessee is hereby restored to her
former practical relation to the Union, and
is again entitled to be represented by Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress duly
elected and qualified upon their taking the
oath of office required by existing laws.
The following is the vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Allison, Ames, Ancona,
Anderson, Ashley (Nevada), Ashley (Ohio),
Baker, Banks, Baxter, Bidwell. Bingham,
Boyer, Broomall, Buckland, Bundy, Clarke
(Ohio), Clarke (Kansas), Cobb, Conkling,
Davis, Dawes, Dawson, Defrees, Delano,
Deming, Donnelly, briggs, Eckley, Eggle-
ston, Eldridge, Farnsworth, Farquhar, Ferry,
Finck, Garfield, Glossbrenner, Harding (Ky)
HardingQll.l Hart, Hogan, Holmes, Hooper
Hotchkiss, HubbardQ Qowa) ,Hubbard(W (W.V)
Hubbard Comm, Hubbell (Ohio), Hulburd
Humphrey, lngersoll, Johnson, Kasson
Kerr, Ketchum, Koontz, Kuykendall, Latin
Latham, Lawrence Pa), Lawrence (O)
Lynch, Marston, Mccullough. McRuer
Mercur, Miller, Moorehead, Morrill,. Morris
Moulton, Myers, Newell, Niblack, Nicholson
NOEL, O'Neill, Orth, Perham, Phelps, pike
Plants, Price, Radford, Randall (Ky.), Ran
dali Pa.), Raymond, Rice(M e(Me.), Rice Mass. !
Ritter Rogers, Rollins, Ross, Rousseau
Sawyer, Schenck, Scofeld, shellaberger, Sit
greaves, Spalding, Stevens, Strouse, Tabel
Taylor, Thayer, Francis Thomas, ]. /
Thomas, Jr., Thornton, ,Trimble, Trowbridg,
! Van Aernam, Van Horn IN. W, Van Hor
, (Mo.), Ward, Warner, Wash6urn (Mass
} Washburne Qnd.), Welker, Wentworth, Wi
} son Qowa), Wilson Pa.), Window, VIM
Woodbridge, Wright and Colfax, Speaker
1876.
NAYs-Messrs. Alley, Benjamin, Boutwell,
. Eliot, Highly Jenckes, Julian, Kelley, Loa
: MClurg, Paine and Williams-12.
The announcement of the result was gree
. ed with general applause on the floor and
the galleries. rs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-28
The Cholera liza New York.

The Commercial AdcertiSer says "facts
show conclusively that the cholera Is now
raging in certain portions of this city, and
it is beyond doubt that the epidemic is now
pursuing its incipient steps, beginning in
the regions most favorably disposed for its
development. The facts relative to the num-
Der of cases on Hart's Island are deemed SO
appalling that it is publicly stated that
Surgeon Calhoun of that post has died OF
the cholera, and an able corps of physicians
have been sent there and to Governors Is
land. Seven hundred recruits recently sent
from Harts island for the army in Georgia,
had the cholera to break out amongst them
before reaching Savannah-three dying be-
fore arriving at Tybee Island"
Several additional cases are reported in
the city TO-DAY. "A.
New York, July 20.-One hundred and
thirty-one burial permits were granted in
this city to-day, making an aggregate since
Sunday last of one thousand and eighty-twe
interments. The demand for hearses is SC
great that it cannot be supplied. Eighl
new cases of cholera are reported here to
day, two of which are fatal SIX cases, tw,
of which are fatal, are reported in Brooklyn
DIR. Calhoun, the medical inspector on Hart
Island, has the cholera, and is not expecte'
to recover. Many cases are reported on tina
island.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-28

On Sunday man named Castor was
drowned at Reading.
The soldiers cemetery at Fortress Monroe
is nearly completed.
The wheat crop in Minnesota is expected
to be immense. Fl Il
Danl Fox of Berks county, was recently
killed by falling out of a window. &
The Austrians claim to have captured IA
guns ard 1000 prisoners at Custozza.
The Falls of Niagara pass 100, 200, 900 tons
of water over their brink every hour.
The manufacture of printing paper from
poplar wood is carried on extensively in
Maine.
Northern capital is pouring into East Ten
nessee, and especially into Knoxville and
Chattanooga.
Near Middletowp, Pa, a few days since
Caroline Sweeny was accidentally shot and
killed by younger brother.
An indestructiblc ink, which would be
very useful for some purposes, may be made
thus: Dissolve thirty grains of sugar in thir-
ty grains of water, to which add few drops
of concentrated sulphuric acid. Upon heat
ing this mixture the sugar becomes carbon
ized by the acid, and when applied to the
| paper III leaves COatlnS VI CarDOu WulCu
cannot be washed off, This stain is rendered
more perfect by the decomposing action of
Che ink itself upon the paper, and thus it
resists the action of chemical agents.
1t is estimated that 100000 worth of furs
will be received at st. Paul, Minn, this year.
Orders have been issued by the Canadian
government to recall all the volunteers sta
toned along the frontier.
There are seven literary journals in Paris
which have been prosecuted by the govern
ment for having treated of political matters
A rattlesnake seven feet long was killed
on the line of the Reno, Oil Creek and Pit
hole Pa.) railroad, few days since.
E A virulcnt epidemic, much resembling
yellow fever, has made its appearance in th
Department of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, il
Bolivia, and has caused frightful ravage
among the sparse population of that distan
mountain region. 1t is affirmed that, with
out any exaggeration, in less than sixty day
about 1000 persons have died out of
population of barely $4,000, from the terribl
E disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-28

e@y" BIAoKwooD FOR JUNE.-This num-
Der contains the conclusion of the memoirs
of the Confederate war for Independence
a work that may be read for amusement,
but certainly not for correct information.
The author Heros Won Borcke, was the
chief of staff to Gen. Steuart, the great rebel
cavalry chief The review CT the life Of
Steele, does not add to the reputation of
that author whose association with Addison
had much to do with his fame as an author.
A new version of Burns well-known poem
"a mans man for a. that" by Charles
Markay, is very clever production. "The
Political Crisis" is an interesting article on
British politics. Part 13, of Brook Fos-
brook is continued.