davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24
g ! BROS d CO.,.
Prospectus of the Clarion.

Published daily aud weekly At Jsfisgn,
Niss. The C1atiun newrraper and Job oiies
has teen um8gsi from Meridian % thia siss,
sad henesforta viii BE- permanently located a
j. skson. Eiahlishsd al The Capitol Il Tia
state. VIC hops The Clarion will eater osA nev
and wider field Of usefulness and that, hf max
Ing Il hrsi slsss daily and weekly IasfHal Il
mar BE- received a. a welcome sisitof In tssty
~nsishtarhooa n ths state.
While ss slAlas nHssE Independence 10 lie
repression II ouF opinions, We shall lainF hoa-
ssily and hilhfully Eor every mrasnrr ~ealrulat-
"A 10 develop he fsssuresf 81 The s,sss aHa Fs-
store son,enimsnt aud prosperity 10 hsf eldaaz.
Oar readers all he furnished with the lzssss
/ ,sgsTrasAie Assa epsrespanlsnes from impor-
,ant paihh. foil fuvoria II proceedings al The
spcruachinz session II cungrrz, hgsihsr viih
a variety II ntereziiagrsadinr Hsttsr. Special
a~stsatioa will be given 10 ceumsFsial n.Hs,
aud The latest market rposts fsssa en- iasat
important eitisa all sppxaf regularly. "A The
official iyaruai Il The state, The aets AMI Esss~
l%issl,st n ~ fssila.ufe. Exsrutisr ysuslams-
tlan. sie- uiIl n course be Published.
A. a natter Of iHssrea.,e hslssal rsnfeisa.
We haze mNas arrangements 70 pahizh the de-
rtsrzs oi tht hlah tosat VI LttatA am Af-
reaiA
-TEENss-
nanT-oas meath. flsn.
One ysar, l. 90.
wFEKtT-Sx months Zoe.
. Ons yssf, 49,
The weekly ell ~ = laFEs aenAss shsss Co.
tanning more reading naii<s than any rsr<r =
the STATE.
Panxnus "a srmrsfsTss-Io gritty
central dsaau ansnz the people q he sais
fsr copies u ths amended Constitution and s<f'
Of he late Legislature. Ne intend ~ - n
psnss II sevsrai thousand doilsfx . Print
epsrs.e sditien soislx for our saksrrih<1&
Al subscribers . he daily . rzeklJ = =
prrseH, rniss, lsI1 % fr daily And y = =
wsskiy.l Who ray ar one yssf n .avua<A n
receive . nur1 e. tks su<nA4d G1118Illt111l
isss e he lsse z<zaIon q ~ 1<r1111u1 -
81 ckkF1s. Ihiz oz<x VII rmr1 - -
Fshxazzrs Al r1xt u1r1xs - ~
= aAsaN q ~ -
he rar<r ne nnd - - -
Hsaz received - nzu< tu@G{<1M
y rag<fz fzsz MI n T1zze3 = tN(1
ths efzee
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

The I" woman in Distress" who has
ben receiving the hospitality of our
citizens for several days, has so far
roovcred as to be able to travel, and
has been sent to her relations, living
il Bolivar, Tenn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

THE NATIONAL SrAR.-The first
mmber Of thi. next-to-the-b best sheet
published in the State, has found It's
eay to our table. II Is published at
kosciusko, Miss, by Turner & Nor
aud. Now gentlemen, We are par
sial to "srARs,n and must say that
~ know Of but one that outshine:
yonrs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOrlCE.

Letters u administration having been gfani.
"a 70 the nndenlgned On the estate Of Chatlea
y Deshlct dtfeased a The January term 1856
u us Probate Court " Tuuiea county, uoilte
hereby given 20 vi persons indebted % said
estate 70 culne forward aud settle, Of having
claims against said estate, 10 come forward and
prove them Within The time prescfibed ht Law,
or they will " forever barred.
7. ". H. AEKEW,
Ian27.Gi, Ai~mInbtmtof.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

Hfnytgpo CUthr vs. unler
stand chat this eoart eot through lasi
week, there bcinq 10 old m.r
ready for lfiil, and che iniiamen'.
on tlte State docket III lest or stolen.
About one huhnreu ana MY
judgements have been rendered md
thc people viii open their eyes vhcn
.the sheriff lcyies on their property
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

Ntaffm twtntvff CtmftsY.
.ig Wfgraat b. lba @ti II al em
aHy IL mpfhsf aIoma H wil n
#eh llsHt ihey haze 9aff 4 hamiff
n valmhla preferences the ansefs te
rmflainla mmiemta "A Fsd bus
6,s qualifications Maia Murphy
WA tmmissafy on dbe siaa #
.baH asn l'oik during ~ fw,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

I. T. GREEN & Co.--Capt. John
w. Ward being a partner in this
very reliable house, can always be
found ready to wait upon his numer-
Gus friends, when they visit Mem
nhfs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24


n
H# ftH
eHsmsf.
he
ssaf. taHfafr k.at amt t,e afsf.
Aag. emls X mlit Hft.as mtEs5 tt
Hsuttas ta.as ft
Wg tat4at tga nf4teat afIsE
.sga. 49, tfalhst ~ ri,
GA mfHiiis. 8nt rg
w#se4 sfsH tb.f Il.
n fsf4 Aatt "A. -nt+s t-t4
s.e aat. 4# -stt -f..l
msmsnls. tisadiey asd awgst.sa mi
.eupi.h Gg ihe safatv NJ .r|
vb.w me tnrt 4 Candle el.,.
~ nu...E tau.4
,,a,,... N. 1woll.. n.
n.l.ds e.I
.La.,ti ,,igy Ue ebila +, ~.
rlt,t .ns mao ii.
a.,t. ,,.d. !, ia t.3,.
=. .L,n ,L,y ..,o ..,0nl,u.
~. A.. .lt
.GaI Tto .ol.mn o,d ..o,.I ,o,,.
,,nd. - IL. o,.,, mi. .rua nj
,.or.o aso a.ly !, tt,n.olr u,n,
.dm lt.Ia.
..,,L. d,a AIN. .r,ta ~, aaJ
r.J .a-naala.. ~. ,I.,,.
J. I'm, A., ..a.al w.. 70 ..,
,,i.h ,ho onmnonions or yonr ho'om
H. ,.n.,a.au. man. n,a,ha..
.on uho oro collection. cor ,ho wcll.
e. i1,l;,oJ ILL., All
a.. .,La ,,o,,la y ,onr Lro,h,.
.nanJ;nahi. ~. @.noo,hl, All IN.
.a,,sI..i f. a. MAN. ho.;,on orGG
!, aLa. ,he aao.o1 ,.o,.s ,r,roJ
,ron ia al.arar yonr HAM, which
I ..;n ;a.aan IN ,o;oGL
l..1n.
a., D.
~ - :,
RE, acIa,ao. ). ~ D.
soryor Of our loved ones. How
many w;ll recognize os their avn II,
nroyor If tho followirc words. Gre.
,rrn IN lord mo absent ono. brin,
h;n, o.eoly homo and mino shall i,
IL rco ofdoyo,o1noss 10 ,hoon oh
,o. !, falls heavily unon nv NV,
hort whom I remember how noorl,
M, ,o,,. have boor kont. I trus
/, ,ho Pock If Accs will afford us shell
, tor and IN ~temntot;op,s trying hour
,.hon s,oaos,;ons from tho evil or,
hn tomnt;,clv nnor onr hearts. he
.ooobing ~ with all the boldnessx
+, ~, no,nro ,bo, those vows made /;
: ,ho hour If grief AFRO no longer hind
e inc ,bo, God will oivo ne crooo
: L.. o-,..olu.. e.,m II. rolon,lo.
/ III l. -. -
! - m.
\ ""' y re 81"
",''
" ha;a" - r.
"os 0'i :, s a
!: ~, No ""s,'' !" t,
n '' " ~
n 'u,',ns ,''' IN ,"s pI'' h II s.'s'
4,' WEI n,,,s a..@ 49,. -
~ s,.h :
v - - H.,
a ST. al :.
y 49,.
w ma" -. '@. -. - :.
na' s WI"
mum NJ. IL Ia a.a !,
w "a - -. =,
!. ~, A'es w" aa,s.aad = froolv =,
-.s~a. :
" l..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

OrIs & Co.-When the ladies
want millinery, or straw goods, or
anything else pertaining to ladies par
aphcrnalia, this house is the place to
get II cheap. See their card.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24
llllon.

49, Fpuout T anl ,oi lh. loi
.ov iHg moroccan of poetry aDi truth
extracted from q bafk number of th,
VI trpohfua Recud mddr-cd 81
The Yankee gcuopIIy and rf.ir.
lurly 10 General Vcachan Hii upon
lhcir administration while he conn
mandcl the postof McmPbisl which
/ think sill be happily received lnal
hy the lnukccs) with q lively sau.o
OF cheering gratitude to H. author, d
prosecuted citizen Of Memphis.
KATE krNr
Such The ing a9uuluis- ah h0w ,ilol
They te Rl That mean thrown in @ pile
They neither care for God nor man,
Bot live rs stealing on they rau
VI they could reach The heavenly shore.
They 4 live by thifNing cyeunore,
They d steal good Aafons mighty rod,
Aud make their money out Of GJd
A tyioS Mas
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been graft
I'd 10 me upon the estate o. Charity Power,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, BY the Probate
Court Of aid county, at the January term.
thereof; now all persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and have them duly Prohaied and nsifrsvsr
according to law, or they win be barred by tho
statute In such cases made and provided.
LEA WILLIAMSON.
I%sn916l Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

Tur I}osstrn BASsrh-Wc
have received a copy Of this nice lit
III jonrnal published at Bellevue
La, b. W. II scunland Success to
tho Banner.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTCH.

Whereas letters " administration on the e.
tate Of II u Kelsey, deceased, lal< pf Taniea
county, were granted 10 II. T. Hihnlef n the
iasuary term Of the Probate Court Al saId m
Mica county by said Court; now therefore al
persons having claims agsAnst sald estate will
present the same for rcgisr0ion In the Clerks
Office Of said Tuulea county within the time
prescribed by iav Or they Will be forever bar
red. II. T. mBBLER,
jsu27.Ct Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

prrsoSAL.--Wo had tho pleasure
of shaking hands with our old friend
CpL G. G. Armstcad, on Tuesday
let. lie has established himself in
tho practice of law in Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

Thanks to the very clever and en-
errctic Mr.. Holbrook, Messenger for
ne Southern Express Company.
w hope to be able to rcciprocote
some time or other.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

ftraeusa ~ tley ~ q
IL rin weash IN Paaia - ihf
I,tash Ii meh month II
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24
BOARD OF poLIcE.

ny order Of Hon, Ttomas r. Clarke, presi-
dent Of the Board Of Police Of Panola county,
A special tern Of said loard viii be held M
court house In The lown u Pamela, on AIonle
The 18th day Of February, 1864. The mem
beers arr NIL hereby required TO attend.
~Jan77.at W. 7. w00TTEN, Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

|hat eetr Jon n, " fure r. r@d
Infrs doubie -eiumn adyertim
II Powell 4 Simpson If
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

4sAbnm Dout fil 70 read the
of fhis thorough going hwlse At
2ig Main street, Memphis.
I'M ftt orders N ihe lowest rates.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

WHH tfH II 0aafis rai h Court ff
faalit f 81 ih5 An.nitf f.fm tatf
ailatf ifffH ~ iHiHsihilan NJ lhs afiei
fH6l m VI tt ID iimaf Nl saa.
.fa.fi unN llflfoH aH ma hatHf fltlms
tNalHft ti fftif Af hfrIhF nhfiHNt ii have
bsm Predicted hHt e tHrl II the CiDhtf
HhHt IF ai county ufhiB tht Lime prescribed
las 30 lhrf eitl b. forever barred
Wf MNH
y. r. FffA W
iaf.i li hlmlulthal9f.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

~. n Mgnf n q Rtad The
80 advertisement of this extensive
1|pltRle dry goods house, and give
NJ q call.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

trmag. tttaa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

TMAtA Hta
teHi
Il 81 taY ya esst Hg~I
- WHkHf het HFi hH
afhf
- H - ptttia yu
- aat ! "a ah9 Fnl A.
H#nsuh u ~. He
fIztnY why sa mHNtH hfff
L. sIsmphs HAS gentleman mf
zzaHK Ii = meHlgsf
HtrAenlsa Tbe iley w. II
IL rin weash IN paaola % ibf
sttssh Ii meh month n
|lat sstr ygu ~, " mrc r. r@d
lsrpe dable elumn adgmti@
| n Powell 4 Simpson #
HsiIle.
4gADfm' Don't Cal 10 read The
r1Fd III fhis thorough going hwlse Vt
2lg Main street, Memphis
IT, f1t orders N The lowest rates
10 H. Mpmf n o. Read The
go advertisement q this extensive
xbltnle dry goods house, and give
NJ q call.
Tur IiosstrH BASsrt We
have received a copy Of The nice lit
III jenrnal published at Bellevue,
Ia, by W. II scanland Success to
tho Banner.
prrsoSAL--Wc had the pleasure
of shaking hands with our old friend
Obi G. g. Armstoad, on Tuesday
Lest. lie has established himself in
tho practice of law in Memphis.
-
Thanks to the very clever and en-
ernctic Mr.. Holbrook, Messenger for
the Southern Express Company.
w hope TO be able to reciprocatc
some time or other.
OrIs & Co.-When the ladie'
want millinery, or straw goods, OIL
anything else pertaining to ladies par
aphernalia, this house is the place L
get II cheap. See their card.
7. T. GREEN & Co.--Capt. Johr
w. Ward being a partner in thii
very reliable house, a always b.
found ready to wait upon his numer
Gus friends, when they visit Mem
PHI.
-
The I" woman in Distress" who ha
ben receiving the hospitality of on
citizens for several days, has so ia
roovcred a to be able to travel, an
has been sent to her relations, Twin
in Bolivar, Tenn.
49, -
ions 7. BEoBiE & Co.-Every
body wants brides, saddles, an
harness, and this firm keeps on han
everything pertaining to that line Q
business, and at the very lowe
refes. Read their advertisement an
eIse them a call.
OnEnNEIER, FRIEDLASDER &c
rs. u. Al .n.- nJ,.al
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
s. r.. corner .SiTtI and market streets.

The NATIONAL BANK PEN.-We have been shown
some eyce lent specimens of a new American steel
pen, called the National Bank Pen" classified in
slzes, as the $40 30 10 49, and GreenUack. manu-
fac ured by the Empire Pen Company, of Nos. 80
and "a ohm street, New York Mr.. William q
Perry, No 1928 Al ch street. IS the agent for this city,
and the pens are for sale by all statloners These
pens are admirably adapted for every species ofbank
and commercial writing, ard the smallest size is
iuy as good for fine writing, ana for OF ladies,
as Joseph Gillotts No 3O3' Each pen bears an
embossed portrait of Hon. Salmon p. Chase and
apart from their popular surroundings, these pens
are really as good as, if not better, than any now in
the market The manuiacturers-all formerly Uni.
ted States soldier s-deserve to be largely palronzed
Tor their enterprising spirit
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rag P R o G L AMATI ~ 5.,Id, n.
. - PHILADELPHIA Aprii a. 1885,
Whereas, The antieipated appearance OF &C cholera
within our city during ts hs Ta%pS Of mGha as ren
take measu es for the eecual removal OF all ordinary
disease in and about The premises OF pr
And "6eisas, Among the numerous lOcsIizlng
cows hogs and goats together with the feverproduc
ing NTH both in the premises themselves and In the
AND ReTeas In order TO prevent danger TO the pubic
the aecumHlatiOn impure meats and deSsyi1S yege
tables TG s are found and n ts GF C M @
Gna whereas All Odofs arising from animal or vege-
greater less extent injurious to those who inhae
And whereas The frequent landing at wharves of
partial is cause Of ness and
discomfort to the neghboEhood as well as detrimental
ResoiVed That the Health oHcer be instructed to
tuTe passed pTl o lS4s;- ,,,,...oo .,.u ho son,o
anywhef within the jurisdiction Of the Board Of aoa tn
reason Of the keeping Of hogs Or other animals he
the pens other enco containing such animals,
and hey are hereby empowered 70 seize such Snima s.
and deliver them over, as forfeited to '1he Guardians
liadephia the District Of soathy&Ik and Ihs town
Gss sSd OI poo Sg Sn Be the duty Of said
of the Poor, notice nom Il Board of Hea IN TO re-
sSS a
b. construed TO interfere with the keeping OF we'll
Iegul ted markets the purchase and sale OF cattle
excepting swine. -
And that on and after fifteen days from the pubica-
tion this notice, the law be rlgidy ana strictly en-
forced.
Resolved, That Ward Inspectors be instructed to
visit and examine uly all vaults or cellars Occu
pied by he butchers and trucksters In in the vicinity
OF our mark ct houses direct them 10 be thorough
ceansed and whitewash and report to the Board OF
Health all infected places from impure meats or decay
ing etabes together with all cases OF relusa to
comply with this order
Resolved, that hides, hsh, or vegetables shall be
unladen at our wnarves, either In the De aware OF
Schuy kin rivers until permi shall be applied Tor and
Obta cd irOW the Board OF Hea th in accordan with
the following extract rom section OF an act OF Assem-
by passed ApIi q 1921 =
And II Onv master, captain owner owners con-
sgnee coDsgne other PERSONS shall presume 10
unlO ad from BOARD OF such ship or vessel any
vegetables nsh Dides, without drst having applied
tor and Obtained permit from the Board OF Hea tn,
such mas eT, captain, owner or owners, con
sgnee or consgnees or other person offending shall
| paw a fine not exceeding ave hundred dollars"
HORATIO G. SICKEL,
A06St Health Oficer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
NUMBER FOUR

NEW YORK, April T. 1856.
Messrs. HERRING q Co. Gents:-I am happy to say
that having recovered my Safe zone your make) from
the ruins Of store No $50 Fulton street, which was
DESTROYED by fire yesterday and having ooened it find
all Its contents consis ing OF books. papers, money,
bonds, and Governmentsocks belonging to myself and
others entrusted to Tor keeping perfectly safe
and unnjured This ale stood an extraordinary heat,
and proves The excel. ency of your Safes.
c. c. RICHMOND,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
EXTENSIVE FIRES.
SAVE THEIR CONTENTS
IN ONE N1GHT!!!
NUMRER ONE.

NEW YORK, April Q. l-06
Messrs. HERn1NG q 90, No. 25l Broad -ay-Gentle-
men tin the destructive conhsgratlon the 9Th Iust
was misfortune to be located on the 10 wer hoor
of the 1--WE story building 202 Broadway. The LARGE
Safe your manufacture which had In use, was in
he back part OF The building than hundred
ana f.ty eet from Broadway, difficult to reach with
water and exposed to the ho test of the Ore.
We got at 1t sa urday afternoon. and found tha
knobs and yates melted and we're Obliged TO cut the
doors open, when, TO great satisfaction, found
books, papers, DO Ices In surance money, and
indeed everything In the Safe ia rate condition.
Respectfully yours, KNAPP 81 SNIFFEN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28

bsBH SPEOIAL EoT1CB.-We are making dIiiy re-
~ duo,ions ~ prices so as 70 close out our large
pH -ond improvements being made TO our Store
tSR The people may DEPEND on finding the largest
w Asiorfrsent bInet Sty.es and Greatest BGT.
zoe sell so cheap aud produce such ercelient
lsf VoTknGnship; but a business OF immense mug
20 ntfude Just:fes hberat dealing, and as one
bEB customer ditOdys sends another zoe find u
psb-to our interest 10 MAKE THE GOODS AT Low
Df PRlCE6,
" AZ zoe ask Is Tor the people to come and see
az Our ReGdy.made Clotang Is of t,oo STYLES;
tB-PLAIN and FAsHIoNABLE but all Of 70 IS
E3g ELEGANT and SERvICRABLE.
bF~ We make this PRICE LIST of a TetD articles
az Jor the benefit Of those '0ho may 'oant TO send
"a orders by mail;
tKS 5000 buys AHioooI Cashmere '0orktn9 Pants
3 as Fancy 6s.,SSP" 8 'SS%:5 P's,S %sS:' 's:'' 8:
az 900 Handsome do do do
az 1000 Elegant do do do
az $50 /" Good Black Cashmere Pants.
hTg" 500 Fine do do
az 1000 I" Super do do
tH- 2'60 4" Vests, for eOery day t0edr.
tR" $50 4" Fancy Cashmere Vests, for dress
E{y@ 4'6O /" Super Cdssinere Pests Rae quality.
IA 500 Hdadsome Black Cloth Vests.
k{f@ 760 Light Cashmere Sack Coats.
b5Ys 8 so ." Dark CdSstmeretSdok Coats.
b{g@ 900 Melton Cloth Sack coats
e isSS fSSs f%s sasf Sst"sEs s@sF cSais Ss Coats
q e iS.SS 5SSS Elegant & Dark sack g Goats.
u IS Soc GO super bSrE Sack Coats.
T1~,16OO A." Black Frock. Coats.
6s{y- Black FrOck coats, from S1S up to $40.
az These are. great Bargains, and are selling
bzff@rdpidly. We are enabled to 6Uy cheap, d''t
~ therefore sell cheap.
Ia call and Examine,
Wanapaker BrotonS
Popular Clothing House,
- - .- oCt Ouh LIu,'5 ny -, .,.,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
NCMBER TWO

NEW YORK April g. 1866.
Messrs HERRING Co Gentlemen :-i have Just
opened my Herring's Patent Safe, which has lain
among the embers of the broadway and Fulton streets
fire since FRIDAY morning the 9Th inst The Safe was
in my Office the third floor, and in the hottest
part Of the fire. Notwithstanding the a and great hea
endured, the SAFE has been true its name and its
trust and faithfully sustained the reputation of your
house.
All my books and papers contained in the Safe are in
geod condition be the fire. except thu slight
damage occasioned by the steam which comes from the
FIRE proof filing. JOHN b. BEHRuANN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
NUMRER hEYEN.

NEW YORK, April 6, 1895.
Messrs. HERRING Co.No. 25l broadway Gents -
he Herrng's Patent safe bought of you few years
ago has just bet dug out nom the ruins OF the recent
extensive hIe, corner Broadway and Barclay streets
The contents OF our building, 2Sl Broadway, where
the FIRE originated, entirely destroyed, aud we had
barely tine 10 escape with our lives The Safe was ex-
posed to intense heat, happy to inform you
tnat everything It contained-books papers, and money
-are all as good as new. -. t.-a
... ...a.. H.J. BANG, No 2sl Broadway.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
NUMBER SIX.

NEW YORK, April9 1856.
Me ssrs HERRMG q Co I'll this morning receive
from the ruins of the re Broad way ana Bar
cay street. the ae purchased of you years snceI
and, to my entire satisfaction, found the contents in
perfect state OF preservation The Safe had lain In the
ruins since Frday morning. and in the hottest part
of the fire. shall in the future, ee safe to any
amount OF property to your Safe
- . J. M. ROBERTSON.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
CITY INTELLIG ENCE
IIor Addittonal Local Itens Bee EiqAtA Paqe.l

ANOTHER MURDER.-A young woman
named Nellie Taylor who was admitted into the
Pennsylvania Hospital on Wednesday evening with
severe slab over the right eye died at that institu
tion between one ana two O'CLOCK yesterday after
noon. The wound was inflicted by the large blade
OF a pocketknfe. The instrument penetrated the
BRAN The deceased was insensble from the time of
her admit nee till death ensued. The wound is
supposed to have been inflicted by ono Of two colored
dunng a disturbance at Seventh and Pine streets
he deceased wa ked as fer as Sixth street. above
Pine where she staggered and fell. policeman
picked her mp, and had her taken TO the hospital.
She resided on Bay street, above Sixth The two
eolored women we've arrested the same evening.
They had q hearing before Alderman Beitler on
ThursdaY, and were committed to await the result
Of Miss TayloTs injuries. The Coroner Will hold
Inqueet on the dy to-day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
NUMBER THREE.

NEW YORK. A pril 7, 1885.
Messrs. HERRING Co.-Gents 8 We are pie ased to ba
able to add our testimony in favor OF your Safes
that had in office at the time of the great re
yesterday Broadway and Fulton Streets and would
say Tor the benefit the public aud In Justice to you
that all our Books Papers etc. taken out to-day
in coed order alter the Safe had been exposed to an
intense heat. HENRY sIEDE
No. 202 Broad Gay
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28
NUMBER FIVE.

NEW YORK, April 0, 1866.
Metsrs. HERRING & Co, No 25l Broadway.-Uen Us -
The large safe OF your manuf which had in use
at the destructive fire. of 81 oOdway and Barclay
Streets has rescued from the site of our late bud-
ing and opened this afternoon affords us great salts
faction to say 10 you that find our books valuable
pspels and the entire contents preserved in good
di'ion nothing injured except the leather covers the
books being stained .e .a4 I1
FAIRGHILD, WALLER q CO..
....... Rooms and Z, No. 229 Broadway.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28

How TO SEE PRoBsT.-Climb up on the raiings
of Independence Square, on the Walnut street sioe
hang on with one foot and one hand for halt an
hour, and If near The time for the prison van to
arrive the policeman will clear you off Run around
crowd until man picks your pocket, or a policeman
Il reatens TO take you into custody; then walk up
Chestnut street as far Charles Stokes & Co.'s
one-price Clothing Store, under the Continental
buy Spring 0vercoat, and by the time you get back
the prisoner will be in the dock and you can WALL
in al see him. Remember Stokes & Co.'s ior Sprlne