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ClliXenS NOIi Tor n Posse COnAn1lnuuH-
Genernl b~tOnernnn VetOes t~t-Bnrning
Negro Churches and school Houses
ROaSting q Negro Woman AIiVe-Tlle
Origin of the Riot.
Special Dispatch to the Louisville Courier.
Memphis, May 3.-The excitement over the
riots Of the past two days has subsidized some
to-day. Last night scenes occurred which
will 10 a lasting disgrace to Memphis but
still | am glad to be able to say that the high
classes of citizens had not anything to do
with it.
The origin of the riot, as it comes from an
eye witness, a highly respectable gentleman
and reliable man, is as follows On Tuesday
afternoon or South street, a negro express
man collided With a hack driven by o white
man. The white man cursed the negro for it,
who apologized by saying be could not help
il. The hackman continued his abuse, and
finally q fight ensued. Policemen came to
the help of the white man, and negroes to
the help Of the negro, and then the riot
began.
Here ycn see q f%ault'on both sides. l have
taken particular pains to learn the origin,
and do not Justify the negroes for using arms
to resist a sworn official, but it is a well
known, fact in Memphis that some of the po-
licemen cannot arrest a white man without
beating him in a brutal manner,
The city of Memphis is in a deplorable con-
dition. The Mayor has been drunk ever since
the riot commenced A meeting of the cit
liens was held to-day, in which resolutions
were passed authorizing the Mayor, Sheriff,
and chairman Of the meeting to summon a
force Of citizens to act in conjunction with
tie military force placed at the disposal OF
the Mayor by Gen. Stoneman also closing
all liquor saloons and stores until further or
ders.
The proceeding Of the meeting were prin-
ted and circulated around the city, with W. P.
Truelove andR. c.. Brinkley's names attached,
as President and Secretary, and Mayor Parks
name attho bottom, indorsing the same.
Shortly after the adjournment of the meet
ing, the following order from General Stone
man was issued .|.'
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May Sd, ls66-To the
Mayor, Alderman and Council 1Gircumstan-
ces compel the undersigned to interfere WITH
the civil affairs Of Memphis. II Is forbidden
for any person WITHOUT authority from
these headquarters to assemble together any
possee of armed or unarmed mem white or
colored. This does not include the police,
and will not as long as they can berelied up
on as preservers of the peace. GEO. SToEEMAE.
(" Major General Commanding"
During the incendlarism last night eight
negro churches and school-houses were burn
ned, besides thiry-fys negro tenements.
One n egro woman was roasted aliye,x sr
This evening about 7 o'clock, as a number
Of drunken men were reforming through Chel-
sea from the picnic, they become mixed I'd 4
difficulty with some negroes, killipg.tTo and
seriously wounding enc. An old negro wo-
man was also badly beaten. .slas..
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on pulAaFA paper please copy.
nea. We adderstand thatIt q currently re-

De- we understand thatit is currently re-
ported W tbe opponents of the new State
movement that a resolution was adopted at
the Knoxville Convention, to the effect that
in the Fveht of the Organization of the State
Of East Teaaessee, | avs should be immedi-
ately passed Tor the cOniscation of the prop
erty Of hos who pa%rticipated.in the rebel
lion, anl diyesting them of all political and
civil FightS, Every man who attended the
Convention well knows that such a statement
is utterly fslss and ~groundless, and that, on
the Contrary All Of the speakers VINO ad-
dressed ia conyention held, that under the
new stas Gdyernment If established, the
rebels might sAfely be entrusted with the ell
ectiye franchise and discountonaced discrim-
NATIVE legi1latiOn against them.
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.
in the disposition. may Ootaken on

the trial 9 IT II
Sd. To avoid the Indefinite continuance OF causFs o.
which both or either Of the partios are paupeIs whsn
any witness 10 such suit shall dcairo an ordes " 70
made directing his dispositions 10 DO tnken unuvt Vho
act Of Assembly, the Court viii order ths aaias 70 90
done %instanter II practicable and Il lmpractlcaDs' wiz
order q continuance Of the cause for that ppIpope, anl
at the same time an oEiorahall DO lmhd autngrhng
The paupor TO cause the deposltlons Of oil he witnesses
10 DO taken before the next term, and II holalls 70 10
~, without showing ample and sufficient cause upon
%nfldavit, no further continuance shall bt Rrantnu npoh
the applications or witnesses, md " any furtnftap
~pllcations shall be made by witnesses, they shhll no
required to remain and have their dispositions takep
during the time At which tho application may % maze
aud so as 10 not delay this trial. W. -.
4th. In all cases iu which dispositions AretaKen ana
tho adverse party resides, and Of the state notlce to
take such dispositions, shall be served on bis. agent u
he have one, and II not, then upon his attorney record.
9th. Whenever q rulo Is granted requiring party to
iustify his security or give other aud ~sufneiqgt security
on and before any specified day OF a s~uegeeding term.
Tho Clerk shall make out a copy OF such rules, and
cause the same 10 be served upon th0partyi II a citizen
Of 1.-The State, and " not, thal upon his agent, { he
has one, by tho sheriff, or one Of his deputies AZ least
ton days before the torn at which said Tglo 4 to take
effect, otherwise such rule shall not take effect, and
made absolute " at the time such rule 10 entered
tho party is In Court aud hear tho same, or his attor-
noy valves the same, aud this fact Is shown upon the
record at the time,the' rule Is entered, then no other
notice Of the rnlo shall he given.
OH, In arguing motions before the Court, the attor-
ney who makes tho motion shall first be heard, then
the argument shall be closed by the attorney or his,
associate, who made the motion.
7th. While the Court IL very anxious at All times for
the attorneys 10 have their pleading made up within
the time required by tho act Of the General Assembly,
however owing TO the vast amount Of litigatiOn.in the
Courts, II Ia almost impossible for the same TO be done,
and what ID known as sharp prartiee will not meet
with much favor from the Court.
The foregoing rules shah take effect on and after tho
2Sth day Of May, 1866, as notice was given on The last
YaNtnl ~ NlgNRNu mud HhaNN 90. uW.HIN Ia III
before the next round Of Courts.
These rules shall be entered Of record on the first
day Of the next term in each Court Of tho Circuit, and
may also be published for the information Of counsel
and parties. May ith, 1865.
' "'Hs h. r. BUTLER, Jmlge.
OF dc First Judicial Circuit Of TenneRse,
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A South-Side Historical War
Novel
Third Edition, Just ready.
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Edited from he AtI Co.. Surry, By John Eaten
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Following StoneWall Jackson from the be-
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In constant intercourse with Lee, Jackson,
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we have q vivid picture Of inside army life
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q story Of stirring ineidenh uitha truthfu
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this volume win DO a welcome guest"
Nailed 10 any part Of ne United 6laies pot
free, on receipt Of price.
Y. J. HuHTnafoH 4 Co
$50 Brooms Street New York.
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No. Sec the advertisement of Messrs
NAbry, Aberhathy &Co. They are business
men, and viii DO what they propose. Give
them a trial 10 you want good bargains for
your land.
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BG The Honse Bill DISTINGUISHING the re-
bells Of Tennessee, passed the Senate on the
Ord Inst without alteration or amendment
and 70 now q law. This is as it should be,
Nowlet bus men be appointed in each county
to carry ont the provisions of the law and
the reneL yoke Is broken-would we could
Ssy-Jof al daae 10 comet
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RULES OF PRACTICE IN THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCITIT

A
y As Eaa Tunsu,s Unioa Fiag.
In the exercise Of power vested IN this
2nrt BY act Of Assembly, u Is ordered: That
following Fulss Of practice shall hereaf-
20 absered Ia all the Courts Of the First
leiai Court, In regard 70 civil suits.
III y On the first continuance OF a cause
I amdayit, or a. upon affidavit, the party
wi a,ng shall paythe costs Of the term At
on. we cause 10 continued. On the sec
l4.A s%.nuance, and ali Subsequent ~contlnu-
me sane party, either upon AFFIDAVIT
on aHdYit he shai be taxed witt
~ % because which may exist q.
esn continuanee and have noe
Tpe ouly exception TO tbli
Sa,os, e~ontlnaance on account Of
!. ns counsel, or senior counsel
e,,Hnning either OF By reason
n himself or any 81 lis fam
.eor fssspnom 20 dsvodtiops on
lmm sNiy Or ilSu1iciency . fordeu
:. Nof pa %notieee, and Returns upon a
We. caption, certificates. or other
lon t| Wall b taken IN writing
) 'ioh ht so'se1si during fbo term AZ
3 Ntnt "osq may be hled, and be-
) ~ BE- ssnahined 10 4 Jury. and
Z thsiur o. haOrs the im~paansIfhg
= iS.s ssIss o. exception. DE-. NJ,
! Jury ~ I..Ib ~ ~ tho Court before
. ,'N .bali BE- 80. = W sas
/. 1fionsAs to
...l9 deposftlees ea VI
, had admfdhme 49,
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NNouNcEMENTs

neH- We are Authorized and requested to
ANNOUNCE Maj. &c, SMITH, as a candidate
for Attorney General for the FIRST Judicial
Circuit at the sls:iOn in May next.
No. We ara authorized and requested to
announce Col. A. j. BROWN as a candidate
for Attorney Qeneral at the ensuing election
In May next. mar. 20
THE underslgueiis a Candidate for the ONCE Of At
torney Gonerl, ~ he first Judicial District Of Ten,
nesso. embraelngts Counties Of Hancock, Hawk ns
Greene, Washin4n, Carter, Johnson, and sullivan.
The Elestion In IA next JAMES BRIrROhl I
BD~ We at authorized and requested to
announce MAJ 4, g. Flagg, OF Hawkins, rs q
candidate for Attorney General for tbe first
Judicial Circuii at the election in May next,
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IN TorFsnts u rain has been falling tho past wOek
Confederate Dead at Camp Doug
iagE. Illinois.

We have received the following communication In
reference N prisoner Of war who died at Camp Doug
lass, which, W. publish for the benefit Of those who
have niOnda lnHed there. Had tho rebelsat Anderson
VILE, ahdbfhbF prison pens, acted thus with tho Union
soldiers, nka bsreayed parent could have Wept over
tho graves ~ tholr loved and lost. But, aims! It is
Othersss. They sleep to-day in unknown graves.
Fl iCnIcAGo, Ill, April %, 1866.
Edaose ui4oh Flcg; Please inform tho friends OF
n...sono1a, q, var, who died atCnmp Douglass, Illlnois,
that 81 addrahAlAg the undersigned, they can obtain
ihfernalion M fseatd to date Of death, disease, nnni-
Der u rFag1 and Rcrion. n. 8. JORDAN,
bdtAf Box 2s25, Undertaken, Chicago, Ill.
or spufhaFh papers please copy.
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M Wee advertisement Of Grovesteen & Co.
iney are said 70 make the best Piano Fortes
IN the world. Give them a trial.
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~ See the advertisement Of Geo. F.
Pquloe in an other column. He has a large
stock Of New Goods. Selling cheap.
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unforeseen expenses, there remains tue sum
an, hundred thousand dOHaT' not neeueu
carry on the now State, thus showing 20
The taxes Of the people may be 'i'e"ea
La,t One-third. Or with 1t = temporary Peu
t%sntary may be built, and a State house nv
nm. There is no necessity for building
costly State capitol at this time Tsnnes1
. did without a capitol OF her " fGr uP pvm
Of 6fty years. A temporary bnilding can
procured and fitted up at an expense Of ]
: ar ten thousand dollars, which will nnsI
until our Is wealth developed. When Y
time comes, with the aid Of convict laoOI
capitol can be built out Of Es.. Ten
will be the pride and ornament Of lhs e.I
Fconomy and unostentetioni Tor the pre-
Al least, will well benefit the pure patrioq
n and unselash loyalty Of our brave and n1
people. nav 81,
" be0un in days Of darkness and danger, y
- H. of Singing to ard AldlnE Tue del
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Prices III Uncurrent Money,
yAsmrag, TRsS., FKBnUAar 2, 1900.
BY G. n. ORDWAY.

CELL YOUR %UHCuRRENT MONEY, THE F0L-
~ lowing are tbs mtet paldby O. N. ORDWAY, EN.
HAHGE BROKER, No. q, College Street, Nash
villa, for u~ueurfepl noisy. Those quotations arr Ia
bio 70 ~fnctuats, but ny be depended ona sufficient
length Of time for remttanees 70 be received bymal Or
express, II Forwarded vth0ut delay. u
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton & IS
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\. CHAMBERLAIN Bros
WHOrRsAtH AND RETAIL
ID r U GGISTS
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street, Knoxville, Tennessee

Il --~u-~- . H"u. ID d.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
wv the people Of East Tennessee that W.
baye now completed our arrangements for
having constantly IN store . very large stock
Of
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Physicians Pocket Gases, TrusSeS and
Supporters, Surgical Instruments, Dye
Stufs, Paints, in Oil and Dry.
Tanners Oil and tampblack, Window
Glass and Hollow Ware, Toilet Articles
and Perfumery, Wines, Liquors Cigars.
Comprising in part, tho following articles
Ayers Sarsaparilla, i.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's Expectorant.
Jayne's Alternative,
BJayne's C~arminative Balsam.
Hostetter's Stomach BitterS,
Doak's Plantation Bitters,
Hooiand's German Bitters,
Blackberry Carminative,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Balsam of Hoarhound,
DR.. Guysott's Dock and Sarsal~ rilla,
Halls Balsam for the L ogS
Railways Ready Relief art.
Perry Davis Pain KilIe.
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
Arabian Liniment,
American Gargling Oil,
Ludlum's Specific,
Emerson's o. K,
Planters Capsules,
Indigo al Sweet Oil,
Nader, 7o Lard Oil,
Cudbar, Varnish, u
Iogwood, White Lead, d,
Red Sanders, Red Lead,
Copperas, Blue Stone,
Alum, Window Glass +
Linseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners Oil, Spice,
Coal Oil, Pepper,
Castor Oil, Ginger,
B Fl L MI 9 III NJ
AVER ,WRIGHTlS, BRANDRETHiS, RHOE
BACKS,MAFFETT'S RAILWAYS,
COOKS, JAYNES
41G BLUE MASS bn.G r.
PILLS PIIIS!l
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THE MEMPHIS RIOT.

Citizens Can for n Posse COmnitntuH-
General btOnemnn VeiOes it-Enrning
Negro Churches and school Houses
Z IOasting q Negro Woman AIive--Tlo
Origin of the Riot.
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G o ID m Z R G ia L

= AUGUSTA, March l6.-Thc cotton market
continues unusually dull and unchanged.
Gold market improving. Tho demand hns
been active at improved prices, and could
not be supplied at 80 which was freely paid,
Brokers buying at 80 and selling at 90 !;
buying silver at 25 and selling at'30.
NASHVILLE, March 1G.-Therc was more
cotton offered on yesterday. than any day
recently, but with no change in prices. We
still quote 3l@GSo. according.to quality.
CmARLEsToN. March 19.--The sales yes
tcrday amounted TO about $50 bales, ut 35
to 3Gc. for Low Middling and 40c. for Good
Middling The market wdsauiet and in
some instances easier, but prices wore gen:
orally unchanged.
NEW YoRK Maroh 16.-Thc cotton market
shows q docliuing tendency. Sales of 800
bales Mt 41c. Gold 28a.
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HYMENlAL,

Married, on the evening OF the 2Ist of
February, by the Rov. Mir. Belts, Mr., VIM.
b. MURRAY to Miss MAGGIE a., yougest
daughter of Mr. George Glover. All of
this District. Haa
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TO FARMERS!
f @ R DIS
PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZER,

PHVSPHATE Ok FEEIlLiZER,
An ImproYcr Of the Land. Superior for
Wheat Cotton, Corn, &C., &c. OF !.
Superior Quality and Warranted.
Containing Elements esscntisa7
To aAao Production of Grain,
&C., aIld Improvement
of the Lallds
TTIIS is confidently recommended to
|. IL FARMERS TO BRING LARGE
CROPS, and we guarantee it to be as good
+ as any Fertilizer in the Market, and to
bring MS good crops. tried side by side with.
any, even Peruvian Gnaho.
FOR CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO, sc.
Put n handful TO the hill when you, plant.
Whom the Corn and Cotton arc we'll up, put
another. handful TO the hill as top dress
ing; and when the Corn is about to shoot,
and the Cotton to boil, another handful to
the hilfas top dressing. In this way the
Fertiliaef goes directly to tho plant, and
the plant gets all Of thu benefit Of it, Use
IL In this way. and the, Plauier cau count
on good crops If the weather is at oil favor
able. -
We guarantee it to produce as good crops
as any other Fertilizer used. Use it in the
the way directcds by the side of Peruvian
Guano, or any other Fertilizer, and If IL does
notproduce as good crop, We will refund
twenty per cent Of the price. Use.it in the
way directed, by the side of Peruvian Guano
for fivo years conseop.ivcly on the sumo
land. and if it doesnotproduce moro money,
and leave the land IN better condition than
Peruvian Guano at the end Of the five years
we will refund the purchaser twenty per
cent Of the price for the five years. Ours
will improve the land, and will loave It bet
ter than it found 1t.
Liberal terms given to prompt and re-
sponsiblo parties.
JAMES G.. GIBBS.
Agent, Columbia, 8. C.
For particulars apply to
II. a. GAILLARD, ,
Winnsboro', s. G. :,
march 1'fR-tf
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The Printers Devil at the "NEws." Of

The Printers Devil at the "NEws." Of
fee says he will receive bids "at his
case" until the next moon for labor:
saving machine to make. amendments to
tho United States Constitution. There
is such demand for amendments now
that lie thinks it will be a grand specu
lation to get up such a machine that
Stevens and Sumner are ''wasting their
fragrance on the desert air, for eight
dollars day, and that such a machine
would not only cut down their profits,
but would help him out "smartly."
--~~~~~~~oo~oS~
We don't know that We eyer found
anything that has more Of the silver
ring Of sleigh bells on cold aud frosty
night, than the following: .
WINTER NIGHT.
Br r. II. sToDDAnD. -
1t is winter night,
And the Silly earth is white
With the blowing of the lilies Of the snow
Once It was as red
With the roses summer shed.
But tho roses fed with summer long agoe,
We sang merry tune,
In tho jolly dnys Of Juno,
And VIC danced adown tho garden in the
light: =
Now February's come,
sAnd our hearts are dark and dumb,
| AS VIC huddle o'eatlie embers hero to. night,
~~o>~~~~~~~~- !
To observation-disclosures for advertis.
ing should he handed in bynoon of Mon,
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, to
secure insertion in tho next days issue.
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There will be no service in the Metho.
dist Church this (Thursday) evening.
The usual prayer meeting on Friday
evening at II o'clock.
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THE SUBsCRIRERs

HAVE made arrangements with Mr.
IA j. s. PHILLIPS To cont;nma 49," NJ W.
DRAPER and TAILORING BUSINESS t ~
tneir old stand, 80 Isroad Street. T.; IN
al Its branches, rs formerly conducted bx
them, and solicit for him from their for,ncy,
patrons and friends the same liberal patron.
ago 30 generously extended 20 tbemseIvo.
EDGERT0N 4 RICHARDS.
January 20, 1866.
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STRAUSS, VANCES, & CO.,
! naO' Ne Getting Street,
Corner Hqzel ST., Opp,,ito Pavilion Hotel,
!, CHARLESTON, s. C.
WTOULD respectfully call tho a,ten.
w ticn Of Merchants 10 our iaew and
varied stock of Foreign aud Domestic Dry
Goods. comprising o complete assortment
of Domestics, Prints, Cloths, Cass;mercs,
Hosiery, Gloves, Embroideries, Dry Goods,
White Goods, Linen Goods, Grapes, Shawls,
Ribbons, Lace Articles, Cloaks, Fancy
Goods and Notions,
Our stoov has been carefully selected by
one long conversant with the vents and ro-
quirernents Of the trade, our facilities for
importing will always enable us to keep on
hand "a stock Of the most approved vario-
kty Of imported articles. We have also in
'connection, established q Commission and
Forwarding Business, under the firm of T..
j. Wiss s. Co., orders entrusted to us will
receive prompt and personal attention.
Merchants visiting the city are rcspeotful-
ly invited to call and see US, and examine
our stock for themselves. E&8
march 1066--3
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Two AGRICULTURAL PAPERS FOR $e.5O'
: THE
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FSTABLISHED in lS43. Volume
IL "a Commenced January, 1866.
Monthly, at $200per annnm
Six Copies for $40, in Advance.
Sent ON trial months for $1.O0 or three
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commence at any time.
BY special arrangement, with the "MA-
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raj Monthly, published in Baltimore at
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$3.00--six Of each for $l6-10 Of each fof
$40 giving each subscriber in this case,
botA papers for $3.50.
Address, a. WM. N. WHITE,
mar 1895 Athens, Go.
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A dispatch from Washington says "The
Commissioner of Customs has received i'm,
portont information from special agent Of
tho Department, now visiting South Caroli-
no, Georgia and Florida, to the. effect that
extensive arrangements are being made
mostly by men engaged in blockade running
during tho late war, to smuggle goods into
tho ports along this const The numerous
bays, inlets and rivers along that portion of
the Southern coast indicated, afford tempt
ing opportunities for those who have made
themselves familiar with tho locality. Yes
sells have been prepared ut several points
especially for this illegal business. But
the Department is awake TO tho Importance
Of the matter, and doubtless, the law break
ers there will, as they have on tho Canada
frontier, como to srief."
-. - sN---.-.--. a' =.
To DESTROY CocKRoAohEs, ,-Sprin.
'kle powdered borax into the cracks and
on tho tables and dresser and floor of
tho kitchen before going to bed. In
two or three evenings they will disap.
pear. The kitchen floor ought to be
swept previous to sprinkling it.
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Local Items.

Yesterday Morning the unsettled
weather Of a few days previous cdlmina'
ted in a copious rain which was very
much needed.