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The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES O'BRIEN. NJ. D..
Practising Physician & Surgeon.
May be found at all hours at the National Hotel
McDermott's Drug store, Oroville.
A. w. BISHOP,
Deputy U. Collector OF Internal Revenue,
For Butte County.
OFrIcE-Courant Building Chico, California.
DIR. G. w. FRANCE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofhce-One door east of A. McDermott's Drug Store.
Residence northwest corner of Montgomery street and
1st Avenue opposite Mr.. Peter Freer's residence.
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Conn
missioner of Deeds for Cal.
OFF1cE-with Governor Blaisdell, Carson City Nevs-
Courts in Nevada and promptly attend to all business
required as Commissioner of Deeds
DIR. T. j. JENKINS,
OFr1cE-Next door to A. McDermotts Drug Store.
Residence Robinson Street.
f. B. WILSON,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law, Main ST.,
Chico, Cal.
Will practice in all the Courts of Butte and adjoining
counties.
JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada.
OFF1cE-Montgome-y street. oroville-
DIR. j. NJ. VANCE,
p h ysici and Sur
ORovILLE-
MAY be consulted at all hours-fro1n 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to P. NJ the Drug Store of R. Parker. Union Hotel
dencc, on Bird street
CHARLES F. LOTT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
orovile, Butte County. California. ofhce-Bird St,
between Myers and Huntoon
J. NJ. BURT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, & Notary
Public,
Practices in the Courts of the Second Judicial District
and in the Tupreme Court
OFr1cE-On Bird street. in Burts brick building up
stairs, Oroyille
f.. DUNHAM,
Assistant United States Assessor.
oFr1cE-Monisomery street, south side, second door
Myers. Oroville.
DR.. j. b. GRAY,
OFF1cE-Express building. Second street. opposite
Western House. Marysvine-
:. ROSENBAUM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. District
Attorney. and Notary Public.
OFFIclCourt House, OroviIe.
DIR. F. s. SNYDER.
OFrIT-Nyandotte, Butte county. Having perma-
nenty located IN wyandotte may be found at his Office
al all hours when absent professional business
d. c. BURLINGAME,
Dentist.
OFrIcE-Over Cheap Johns Clothing
l@A Store, Lyte's building Montgomery ST,
YYoroville.
J. A. WAR d w ELL,
Notary Public,
z. s. OWEN,
Attsrney Ak Counsellor at Law, FobestoWn.
Dst4s eozut--, catif...fz-
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SESsIrlvE.-A lady, who had cat addicted to the
feminine fault OF superabundant mewng, after much
fruitess castigation remarked to her husband " we
shall have to kill that cat for l can't bear to see
her whipped ~
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TIE taxable property Of Los Angeles county for
1867 is g ,2s2 .05l.
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GEN. Cas- AS ScHooLMAsTER.-The following
brief note is published in the Detroit (Mieh) Id
rertissr and Tribune:
In the spring of 1851. shortly after the breaking
out of the war, was in company with Gen. Cass
when the following conversation took place: Said
he, Mr. Bacon, you have been a long time teach
ing school in this State - Yes | replied" be-
fore it was Suite, while yet a Territory. When
you were Minister at ST. Cloud I was Post School
teacher at ST. Mares We'll" said the old man,
q used to keep school, and | don't know but |
should have kept until the present day if had not
found so many unreasonable people in the world
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HENRY PAYNE, formerly of the Brooklyn Hotel,
of San Francisco, while walking along the shore
about twelve miles above Trinidad, caught by
the surf and drowned. He was native of Tetlng-
ton, London, England.
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A CLERICAL gentleman observes that dancing
has tendency to d" shrive up mans dignity and
reduce society to nonentty." 1t also affects shirt
collars.
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oaov11LE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL

CASISE.-Dogs to the value Of &405 are entered
upou the assessment roll for Marin county.
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A. CLARK,

rs now Prepared TO Accommodate the
Il travelling public and TRANSFERS. IN particular,
with the best the market affords with Board. Lodging
Hay, Gram, and Yard Room.
THE BAR will be furnished with the best of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with every
luxury OF the season.
single Meals. 25 cents. Beds, 25 cents.
Hay and Grain at the Lowest Market Rates.
April 27th 1867 A. CLARK.
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FrsrIcrrrs AT THIS GEYskRs-A correspondent
sends the san Francisco Gail an account OF se'-to
that occurred at the Geysers. recently. between
Sam Brsnnan and James Hunter. OF Hunter "snd
A Co., of that city. in which the millionaire so'
very bs6ly worsted Politics were the cause OF the
row. Sam was very bitter in his remarks on 'hose
who had voted adversely 10 his political princpses
N the recent election and even went SO Tar as 10
declare that he was in favor of their being iofcio
elected from the country. This was resented 0!
Hunter. and one word led to another. TIL brannsn
received a terrific right-hander, which knoeSeo
him clean of his pins and neeessata'ed the Spp''
cation of beef steak poultce.
To Nrcu PsKrAKArloN-The Gold Hill Nftc'
..vs that Ed Foster son of Mr.. Foster the Ice deal
:. accidentally shot himself while on bis way iFo'D
American Fla, to Virginia City. He had win M"
.,me 5000 or $500 in coin, and when near the sum
,,;, Houss he met ma who once or twice erosseo
.,. -osa before him. The man was thus crossing
and recrossing to escape the dust created oy fos
..r,s wagon. but Foster thought be was roao
,csnt and in order to get ready for him. pulled oo'
his revolver, cooked it and laid it on his lap,
he did 50, it exploded. sending BAN sn'oosa ~
Ian ler The ball passed between the ooae ana ''s
main artery Of the leg, narrowly nissins ss's'
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In September there was collected at the San
Francisco Custom House from imports, the sum Of
$slS .02S O6.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

guyHIS WELL KNOWN STAND IS KEPT
u by the undersigned and is in good repair. 1t is
healthy and pleasant for families during the hot
scky season. also has good accommodations for trav
eers Thankful for past avors good share of custom
is solicited.
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BACK At THE OLD STAND

Nothing Is SO Coed as to have n Nice
~ clean shave. and your hair trimmed and cleaned
in good style. We Understand that Peter Maurer has
acsn leased the old stand formerly occupied and known
as Ferguson's Hair Dressing Saloon, Montgomery St
Pete has got possession and viii reduce the price Of
baths to three for 81: He VIII be pleased 70 see nus Old
friends and customers. n2s P. MAURER-
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT BY RAIL.-The distance
from Philadelphia 10 San Francisco, by way OF
Chicago. is three thousand three hundred miles If
train should run at the rate of twenty miles an
hour. including stoppsgcs-which is, perhaps the
average rate on railroads in this eountry-it would
require little less than seven days TO accomplish
the distance. As for the grades the traveller will
ascend from the level of tidewater. at Baltimore or
San Francisco. to hight of eight thousand two
hundred and forty two feet, or over mile and 3
half at Evans Pass.
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The Pacific RArLRoAp.-The Salt Lake Tedetts

says:
1t now seems TO be settled fact that the ratl-
road will be built through the northern part Of
Utah. and will not approach nearer to this city
than Bear river. A branch may be constructed to
this city after the completion Of the great national
railroad with view OF extending the same through
the Territory in a southerly direction to Pahranaga,
and theu to the Colorado river as 10 connect
with the Gulf of California The country through
which such road would necessarily have to pass
is rich in minerals, such as silver, lead copper +,
iron and coal. Tae valleys are fertile and very
productive. Cotton, tobacco, rice. hemp and q
number of tropical fruits are grown readily and
proftably. branch railroad would tend to the
further development of the resources of the Terri
tory of Utah and Northern Arizona.
POWER OF THE IMAGINArIoN.-A box, supposed
to conta in dead body, was recently forwarded
from Boston TO Halifax. Such boxes often emit an
unpleasant smell. and when this one reached Port
land the odor was so offensive that teamster
would not load the box into his wagon. A second
teamster was sent and was so affected by the smell
that he became SICK discharged freely from his
stomach. and would have staggered over the wharf
had be not been caught by those by. After q few
more people had detected strong smell, it was
decided that the box should be opened. This was
done, and very handsomely carved Indian figure
in wood disclosed TO the crest fallen teamsters,
everything about as clean and sweet as a new PLAN
ed board. 1t is intended as sign for some enter
prsing tobacconist.
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WESTERN HOUSE.
IONcVILlE HOTEL.

Al. WOOD. Proprietor.
HNHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HO.
Il tel is situated in Humbug Valley, Plumas county.
in beautiful and healthy location. The rooms are
large and airy and we furnished The table is at all
times furnished with the best the market Affords the
stablng Of the best II is home for the traveller.
For invahds fine Soda Spring. celebrated for its heal
ing qualities is adjoining the hotel liberal share OF
patronage is solicited
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HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL.

UNION HOTEL.
Corner Montgomery and Myers street. .oroyle-
yuVHIS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY
furnished Hotel stands first in the state fer COM
f,rf snd accommodation for the travelling puhceysry
room hsing well ventilated and neatly furnished
The Table
Is s.,ppe with every luxury Of the season. and every
thing viii be done 10 insure the comfort Of the guests Of
this house In with this house is the Bar
snd Billiard Saloon New Billiard Tables Of the latest
patterns and provements
THE BAR Will always be supplied with choice
Ilouors and Cigars, moderate price
The Ofsce of the Oregon Stage Company is At the
Union Hotel.
Stages leave this house daily for Chico, Red Bun,
Shasta and Oregon: Dogtown, Taylorvilie SusanSiile
and Idaho; Biiwen Bar. Spanish Ranch and Quincy
ana for Foroes;own La Porte connecting with the
cars at OIovllle-
FRANK JONES. Proprietor.
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FLORENCE
WING NJ MIN E 3.
Copy of the Report of the Committee of Awards at the
Fair of the
INST TITU T E
New York, 1868,
To the Florence Sewing Machine Company for the best
Family Sewing Machine
HIGHEST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL!
Reasons:

1st-Its simplicity and great range Of work.
2d-The reversible feed motion
3d-The perfect finish and substantial manner In
which the machine is made
4tu-The Iapidty Of its working, and the quali1y OF
the work done.
5th-The sel-adjusting Tension.
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ST, MICH LAS HOTEL,
D Street. Corner of Third,

UDroprietor of this Large and COmmodi.
ous hotel has lately repaired and renovated IT. and
it largest and best arranged hotel in North
ern California The large and well ventiiAf
ed and the house is well furnished and presents the
best accommodations for families and the travelling pub
lie.
The ST. Nicholas Carriage and Omnibus will be in at-
tendance the arrival of the Sacramento steamboat
and Oroyie and convey passengers to the house
free of charge.
The stages deliver passengers at this house and start
from the hotel door every morning
ne5-tf NJ C. DUFFICY, Proprietor.
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DEPOT HOUSE!
Opposite California Northern n. II. Depot.
VIII be Re-opcned and after the first day OF May,
1867 with Hay. Grain and Feed Yard attached.
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NOTICE.

HAERSOEs HAVING BUSINESS WITH
ii the County Superintendent of Pubic Schools .oi
Butte county, nsy address me st Chico
RH ALLEN,
cor.sy sures:a:ssser. Pubic esAocis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW DRUG STORE.
Corner Montgomery and Myers Streets. Union Hose,
Building. oroviIle California
RALzEMoxD PARKER,
CHEMIST 4 APoTHEcARY,
And Dealer in
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles.
Patent Medicines
PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE, vARNISH,
Putty, Brushes,
Alcohol, Coal OIL, etc.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded day
night, at San Francisco prices.

Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded day
night at San Francisco prices.
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Corner Montgomery and Myer. street .orovils.
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ding was reported at 2Slc, but we do no
quote It as the feeling IN the market dur
ing the day. Should the rain cease We
might look for liberal sales, even at the
present low figures, but the majority o.
holders will nOt uncover their Lists at thg
prices offered.
SATURDAY-The market showed .
marked impr0vedment over the past few
days, and sales were made at an advance
over yesterdays quotations. Middling
sold at Doc, and 4 lot Of good style
middling brought 30ic. Buyers were ac-
tive in their inquiries and disposed 10 pur-
chase, but holders were firm in their
views som asking Of a cent more than
the highest sale quoted.
MONDAY-The activity displayed in
the market on Saturday was Of short du-
ration. To-day prices have declined "a
pidly, owing To the tenor of dispatches.
The market was very dull aud ~iifeless,
with middling nominally . to zoe. We
not believe that the outside figure was
reached, as it required a very bright
Of middling to bring oslo.
TO-DAY-There is no change to report.
were not in the market, and we
sales Of consequence to note. Prices
are entirely nominal at yesterdays quo
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Proposals for StreelPaVementS.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MEMPHIS. Tenn. February J. 1877.
EEALEl1 PROPOSALS viii be received tl3
- once until T. uc DcE OF Tuesday, February
aIn. 1855. for grading ~ud paving, Win NilH'
OLSON uavenfeuT-Naiu street, nom Augi on
10 Calhoun second street, from winchester u
B-al; Poplar street, nom Front % ths clly
limits. Adams street, from Front 20 the city
limits. Jefferson street. from Maln iu tuarlee-
ton avenue Court street. on the north aud
south sIues OF Court square, roIa Main "a
Second. Madison street, IRON Front 10 ilt
Union street. ICON EuOur 20 Wellington, beal
street. from Ffini TO Wellington; and Front
sire. Z, from fniout 90 basl
Also. tiF paving with street
from Marzet 10 Union; Center alley aud Sec
oud alley, RON Market 20 Union, and All al-ey-
running iron Front toSec0nd between Market
and UuIuu streets.
The entire length OF the proposed Nicholson
pavement viii measure abOut SIX and Three
fUurtCs miles, and tee entire length OF lne
proposed stone pavement VIII measure lof
streets abort tno-thirds of a mile, aud ioT
Tie te ms and conditions On which prop0
sair VII. Toe received and tHJrrtaiLeL specihrit-
lions OF materials and work, TERMS on pSynsHl,
and other information relating thereto, 10
required. can bee obtained al thb ouiee, or Of
Frsucis Foster, city EusIurvl.
Bids must ne InclCsed lu envelopes ana
stamped with sealing wax access the fold Of the
-sfreet VITA pavement naming the stree
og ALLEYS and kind OF luEeldenl, aud must ne
addressed o. the Mayo aud Finance NOutuil-
tee
bfd t1r rtcu street sepataleN-
Terms OF payment sire tEe-half cash, the
balance lu tslry, sixty. and ninety days from
tu- completion of each section OF three han'
"i'' @"- ". ID. LOFLANp, Mayer.
A. E-Th- right % us- NIra0l-lus patent B,
secured uy the c-ty, ana VII ne lei ~ coLifae
slrs 10 the same price paid by the 49, nI'sgh
Hanrl uar yard 4t1- . To
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The recent exhibit Of the condition OF
the New York and Erie railroad COM
pany has elected sharp criticism at the
hands of the New York press. But be-
yOnd this, says the Philadelphia Ledqer.
there appears TO be generally an over
sight of some very important facts con-
nected with the large earnings Of rail-
roads within the last four or five years.
1t is overlooked that the great increase Of
freights in the past was mainly due to
the Mississippi transportation having
been stopped by the war. With Que OF
the great arteries Of western commerce
closed, the Quitting of the railroads with
produce was Inevitable, and the roads
being free from competition, were able 10
charge just such rates Of freight as they
pleased. But this monopoly Of trauspor-
tation no longer exists. The Mississippi
is now open, and has been for more than
q year past, and the vigorous efforts
made in all that time, and still making.
are crOwding it with abundant facilities
for river transportation. As an evidence
of this fact we may may mention that
the amount Of Indian corn received ar
New Orleans via the Mississippi river
since the lsto September last, is 67l 600
sacks, .! bushels each, against 3gl 900
sacks same time last season. The same
increase in that direction is true Of many
other Of the products OF the west here
tOfore finding outlet to market east by
rail. The merchants of the west are
combining 10 afford the new steamboat
lines support, rs a means OF bringing
down the oppressive rates charged By the
railroads.
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MERC
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, !
MEMPHIS, February 10, 1901, 8 pm. }
Weeafy Review.

VI EAAE ~ "a 1~~-f =
MEMPHIS, February 10, 1907, 5 pm. }
weekly review.
The weather for the past few days has
not been pleasant and effected trade To
some extent. The produce receipts at
our pOrts are becoming heavy, Il the
prices OF some artie5u@5 are declining.
Corn. hay and oats are in large supply
and weak at our quotations. Meats are
also plentiful, but prices are firm. The
Uuuor market has been fair and active
with prices firm. Now that purchasers
are satisfied there will be no reduction IN
the tax, larger orders are being hlled.
We have but little change TO report IN
dry goods. Stocks are low, and prices
have advanced in the eastern markets,
Our merchants, however, in order "a
make room for new supplies, are closing
out at New York figures. There ha,
been a good demand throughout the
week for boots and shoes, and prices
continue steady. The hardware market
is well stocked, and many things which
were scarce last week, are now IN fan
supply. Farming implements arrive
daily, and our planters will md many
new labor saving machines Offered fol
their benefit.
COVTON-There has net been much
III luS CobibA Andihtt uuiihS
the week. Prices declined on Monday
| and continue very much depressed. The
receipts for the week amount to 571'
bales; shipments for the same time AS!
bales. We give the feeling from day I,
day /:
WEDNEsDAY-The market did not shoV
any change To note to-day. Holden
are indisposed TO sell at present rates
Buyers are undecided, and the market
on the whole, was dull.
THURsDAY-1he market was lifeles
during the day, and we could learn OF N
sales worth reporting. The weather
which almost preeludes the possibility o
shipping, together with the tone OF east
ern markets, has put o stop 10 all tram
actions in the staple.
FRIDAY-The market, owing to ba'
weather, wasdull. We heard OF but fey
sales, and those we're on basis OF Z9e 10
middlipg. A sale Of very bright mid
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}. 7. BOURNE, sec'y.
W NJ. ELLIOTr, CHI Do

DIR. KNoDE's LECTURE LAST NIGHT.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather last night, a good audience was
in attendance at the Tabernacle 20 listen
to the lecture Of DIR. O. B. KnOde, the
third Of the~series for the benefit Of the
widows and orphans Of Confederate sol
diers. Dr.. Knode handled his subject,
1.-THE art Of p%rolonging life" as a mas
ter, and displayed great literary capacity
a. well as a thorough knowledge of his
subject and Of the principles Of %elocution.
His lecture was prepared with great care
aud attention, and was replete with
new and original ideas for the preserva-
ton Of health, the Strengthening Of the
constitution and the prolongatiOn of life.
His advice to parents as 10 the beat mode
Of rearing children, we thong hit particu-
iarly good, and was more highly appre-
ciated by US from an acquaintance with
his Own children who are remarkable for
their keen perceptions and cultivation.
Tae Philharmonic gave some beautiful
melodies, ana among them "Homer
Sweet Home" which was superbiy rem
dered and gave the audience a good Op-
portunity 10 Judge Of the melodious
voice of Mr.. Henry Scranton. The
fourth lecture will be delivered by Ii Of
the newspaper fraternity Of this city.
Col. Leon Trousdale, on the vitality
of the South"
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FINANCIAL.
nHunvsHHurr ETmnHur.wu~ ia HNl-

VI a. q WI A. L 4 a ia A. 2
MEMPHIS, February ~, 1867. j
Gold has fiuctuated during the week,
but is now steady at 50 to 354c buying.
Currency is more easy, and regular Gus
toners are efiecting loans at from 8 to
y per cent. with our banks. Street bro
kers charge from to per cent. on good
commercial paper. There is but little Of
this offering, however,
Silver is steady at 26c buying. Large
pieces would bring 27c.
There is some excitement in city
scrip, which has advanced TO 75c buying.
Selling at IS TO Soc.
In county warrants we have no change
to report. Buying at 92c. Selling at %
to 97c.
Exchange is moderately active at to
} of buying. Selling at par TO oil.
We learn Of no transactions in bonds
or government securities.
There is no haugeinuucuTrent money
since our last, except in the notes of the
Bank of Tennessee, which have de-
clined rapidly. Our quotations are cor
rect for banks of all states a:
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ARRIVAL OF A DISTINGUISHED OPTI-
CIAE.-Dr. NJ. Bernbardt, the celebrated
.optician and o%culist, u Berlin, Prussia,
has arrived in our city aud taken rooms
at the OvertoR hotel, where he intends
to remain for a short time. The doctor
comes highly recommended by the
medical faculty, and other gentlemen OF
the best standing ia society. We also
find by his advertisement, which will be
found in this issue, that he has received
testimonials from some Of our most emil
nent physicians and clergymen. Per
haps it would be as well for the public %
improve the opportunity now afforded,
and for those who require them, %
/ secure q pair OF the far-famed spectacles
now offered by. Dr.. Bernhardt. Hi.
/ Office for s short time viii be at the
Oyerton hotel, ladies entrance, first
aoor. room No. 4, and will be open fol
The public this morning.
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified not to
nay 10 any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January Slst,
unless they have written authority from
ne. JOIN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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UNGRATEFUL-A lady who keeps a
boarding house, observed a boy a few
lights since lying on some wood neal
Der residence. On being questioned, be
told a pitiful tale, which caused the lady
10 take him in, give him a bed, food and
clothing. Yesterday morning he was
absent at breakfast time, which wa.
something strange, as was the absence O.
a watch and other jewelry belonging t
the lady. This u]ngrateful young SCAMP
has not yet been arrested, but from the
description given Of him he is supposed
10 be a well known member Of the once
famous mackerel brigade.
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one OF the best plantations on the ArkanSas
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huildiug& This p ace is entirely suoFe oteL
noW. and one Of the most productive IN tue
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STEAMBOAT THTEvING.-A stateroom
occupied by +. S. Lewis, Of st. Louis, on
the steamer City Of Cairo, was entered
yesterday morning Al an early hour. a
fine gold watch and chain, together with
forty dollars in money, were taken. The
thief got clear.