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-TUANTED-THE PATENT
A TR q A OIL.

~ want men every where 20 study their oNh
HTEREr. The right 70 manufacture nusei,
ne Patent Aurora Oil in 8 angie county W.
make mere money to the purchaser IN tnIee
morfhE than the largest farm an your Sue
Will make in . whole year Inc AuIoLa ~
arfuafIv cogta less than Oue-hsM the pit1e u
C0.l on. aud the illuminating power o. M
Aurora on is as much superior ts the CoA1 ~
~ EoRr explosive than a tallOw candle. any
Tsmp that viii burn COalOu viii burn the : a.
rOrE oil. II does not smoke the cnlmAey "
dnest IIueu-nou even white cloth ms
al 6T - manufacture is inexha1stiple. one
na1 can make seventy-Eve barrels per Gay.
~ ner6s1srv reuuired. We viii pay your
ave 10 and from the city OF Memphis ana Dis
While mere, II we cannot prove al, and ever
more than we have stated single county y
4 mail fortune TO the man OF enterprise, ana
me right 70 q state is untold worth.
Forf further informstiony call on or auofe
n. &. Dewitt a Co..
n Mad son street corner VAN
Memphis, Tenn.
LNNH
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LACLEDE HOTEL.-W When any Of our
citizens visit st. Louie, Va hope that they
will stop at this hotel, as it Is frst-clsss
in every particular, and the prices are as
low a. shy hotel in the city. The pro-
prietors, Massrs. Brolaski x Maline, are
true Conservatives, sBd as clever gentle
men "a can be found ia any cline. We
know them and their house, and there
fore speak understsndingly.
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FoR RENT.
TOR RENT

M rssidence on Thornton avenue between
Old Market and An3osLaA Asreels, sae1e 4 nos
stshle &c. all the convenience OF a couHtry
Nome At the same time convenient 70 the bus
fness mart OF the city. POSSESSION given the
NrSf q December or s0oneri II desired.
j. j. WAGGENER
n,vtgs 9q4 Main street.
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Shell Goods, Sets. Buttons and
Crowns at i. KREMER'S.
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NOR RENT

wish 10 rent 700 acres OF rich Big STssk
LAND. in tAe Northers portion o.
eo1Htv Tenu. 1t viii be rented IN large OF
slAa IN EMBRRLAYNE JONES' ST.
N - Low a Co.
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A large envelope containing some legal pa
pers. TIE finder viii be literally rewarded By
leaving same either at the Appeal Omee, or At
moi wADDY THOMPSON.
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At Elson's mammoth cheap store still
greater reductions. See advertisement,
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CoURrENAY & TRENHOLM,
Shining and Commission Merchants


Oh~aIA6EEOhs - O1
GIVE special attention 20 tue dispatch Of
VI Coastwise and Foreign FTeights; by steam
direct 70 Balumor9 and New YORK and via Bal
timOre to Philadelphia. Insurance and freight
rates as low via uhare ston as by any o5herline
north. First class packet ships viii always be
on the berth for Liverpool during the present
cotton season. Shippsrs can ~eeononnise IN
tune as we'll as freight sAd insu ance to Bu-
rope by consigning cottOns 70 Charleston In
prefertnce 20 gulfpvrts, Quotations Tor neights,
70 regular correspondents 1oYl3 2taw6m
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70 R t E

Fhe elegant new bnildlng No HoWard's
". three stories high, With good cellar.
Apulv 10 laa M. l. MEACHAM,
os22tf No. gUnion street
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Money can be saved by buying your dry
goods ct Elsop's great clearing sale.
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jos. LOCKE has Just received the New
York Clipper, Metropolitan Record,
Literary Album, Chimney Corner, BOs-
ton Pilot. the Irish Citizen, New York
FreemEn's Journal, Belletrishches jour
nal. Banner OF Light, Turf, Field sud
Farm, Wsverly MAksZine, Cooley Maya
zine for December, the Irish Republic,
the Irish People, all the late dailies,
books, stationery, etc, etc, for your
SUNDAY reading. Give him q call.
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EOR r t :
no r + N 7

FON
centrally locsted business house on kroni
Row. Possession given Immediately.
S Nv. PAGE, in,
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- efrsef in Adams Block, suitable for literary
sTsociations, balls, private parties, CLUBS, lee
Tres. fairs. etc. WI be rented r~sasonaoiy
Inquire. o. n HI, MainstreeL NsosLeI ~ n
or adme. LieEe, on the premises, from : 70 II
O'Clock pm. -
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O CINCINNATI.

Regular Cincinnati Packet
Horton master
This splendid passenger packet IL
VIII leave as above ~
MONDAY. 18th inst, AZ 8 pm
LARRY HARMSTAD q CO, Agents,
corner Main and Madison SITS, or
nOvl7 It City Wharfboat, foot Monroe st.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
-Byers master
This nne passenger packet leaves
for the above
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage. apply on board, or to
JAMES 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
novI7 IL No. L Jefferson greet.
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No Clearing sales! but good
and fashionable goods AT the
lowest prices. Il. KREMER.
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store Houses Nos. Ss and s5l shelby street
Also, g large once IN the walker block.
Applv 70 THOs. &. COOKE,
osi5 II 27s1I Main street, up Stair
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RTYA LIFE HSURAYUE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Assets. over Six sSd = Haif Million Del
lars.
rssr-ps Porrtes on ali the diTetent plans,
md al As ioE rates Hs Safety and z Ddenoe
M 5usftfv. Tahaa o noe for Hal the Pre-
miBr, thereby you gst oouRle me aA191nt ~
InEurance win tie s4Ins sum IN cash spent In
AL Cast Companl-S Cast and see rs aofaA-
rages, offered by TIE AgeDts 10 ZH htHalson
STREET. upstairs.
ocl 8m MOORE q WIZ, AEtnN
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Do not neglect going to the great clear
ing sale at Elsonis.
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MoeABFREY & CoRNELIUs,
Undertaken.
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A Cough. a Cold or q Sore Throat,

Requires Immediate attention, aud should be
checEed. II allowed to continue,
Irritation of the Lungs. n PerHanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption,
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HEMPmSUAPPEAL
OHee--NO. g Madison Street.

suEDAY. NOVEMBER u. Iss
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FOR Vicksbarg and the Bends.
ST. PATRICR-..---..--.G. +. Huis, master
This splendid passenger packet L.
VII leave for the above
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
VINSON a DOEAHUE, AE-uts.
noVlT q "a Front street.
For vicksburg and way LandingA
MARY heDONALD.-.---.-.G unsollis master
This elegant passenger steamer r.
wiz leave as above OF r
THIS DAY, nth inst, at 20 An.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts., or
nol7 1t City WharfoOat. foot Monroe st.
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Memphis and chic Railroad.
YlssI.slDpl and tennessee Railroad.

AKRIvE. DEPAEr.
Rrnress 500 pm. 100 pm.
~DressI am. 500 pm
IONE Genu9 SAINT
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
FALL 1897.
Sixth and Last Day.

II anything, yesterday was The most
delicious day OF the season. The soft
haze Of Indian summer subdued every
thing, and gave it those voluptuous tints
which make the distant hills robed in
their azure hue,
" More sweet than all the landscape smiling
near"
Through the mists, the bare branches Of
trees that early shed their leaves, were
dlscernible, bat then the russet-clAd and
crimson-dyed OAK, and the tall spiral
gum, with its blood-red garniture, beau
tifully set off by the e~vefgreens, invited
the v to dwell upon the constantly
shifting picture, and making IL wish for
an extension Of the season. There was
no wall in the wind, November as 1t ia,
and the sun wa genial, although shorn
Of his dazzling e~fiulgence.
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CITY MATTERS.
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Turner & Johnsons Oh ChickRmauEa,
four years Old, by Jack Malone, dam
Alboni, by Imp Albion ..........-..... l
2-E I Craig'E b n OOtRwa, eight years old,
by Albion, dam by Sovereign -...-- 3
3-Wm Brady's br c Jack Gamble, four
years old. sire Jack Gamble, dam Me-
2
4-E A smiths gr fNelI Gwynne, hve years
old. by Bonnie Scotland, dam Gray
Alice, by Chorister .---.....------.-.. 4
Smith & Hobson's 5 c Bill Forrest, lou
years old, by Hiawatha, dam Prairie
EIRuvaF d
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CLOSING or AAILs.


CT. OAKLEY, Cen. TioEeS AEE .
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New orleaps Express, daily, as am. Bpm.
Freisht, daily except sun -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-14
Alive or Dead More Of the Curious Case.

Alive or Dead More Of the Curious Case.
the case OF Edward 5. Conner, assignee of
Elias Charles Richards vs, The American Life
Insurance and Trust Company. occupied n.
attention OF Judge Sharswood aud The jurv in
the District Court all Of yesterday a. before
reported, The case is one of great pee uliarity.
death OF Elias Charles Richards. On the part
of The plaintiff, il was alleged that Richards
was drowned in the Susquehanpa, near PORT
Deposit, IN September. 1865. and hence me
claim against the defendant for his policy OF
insurance for SI,C00. There is also another
policy OF SI00sp in the Charter Oak
The defence deny the death Of Richards, and
AL Of yesterday was occupied by the hering
OF the proof in support OF the Allegation that
Mr. Richards was not drowned. but .p aged
parl" when he entered me river a. night. The
witnesses. father and son, the former by depo-
slion, and the latter in court, were called by
the defence. The witnesses are residents st
Port Deposit, and claim to have known r ca
ARDS before the alleged drowning The father.
In his deposition, asserts that he saw Richards
eight months after the alleged drowning aud
that he was then on q traia of cars coming from
Trenton TO Philadelphia. The son te stited in
court that be saw Richards in Baltimore. a. 4
hotel table. within q month after he disap-
peared in the river: that he recognized him.
that he again saw him on the platform OF 4 car
on the Morris and Essex Railroad; that the day
after this second recognition he again saw him
in smoking car coming from Trenton to Phil
adelphia. On none Of these occasions did the
witness speak to the man that he asserts was
Richards.
The witness underwent long and rigid
cross.examiDation, during which attention
was called to the fact that in his deposition
which had been taken first under the testi-
rony that he could not be in court, be had
mentioned but one occasion on VIII ch he saw
Richards.
On the stand yesterday, the witness testified
that he sat facing The man Richards while in
the cars: whereas in his deposition he had
sworn that he cav his hack only. 1t also trans
pired, by the admission of the witness that he
had endeavOred 10 get one OF the witIess es in :
toxicated in order to bring him TO Philadelphia
where bis testimony could be taken. The tes-
timony was closed yesterday: aod before the
adjournment MIR. Benjamin H. Brewster TOR
the plaintiff, addressed the jury.-Phi. Ledger
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KNOW THY DESTINY

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World, has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y.
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OF the greatest Importance to the single or married
Of either sex. While in state of trance, she de-
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument of intense
power. known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
wife of the applicant, together with date of mar
rage position in life, leading traits of character,
&c. This is no humbug, as thousands of testimo-
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what 1t purports to be. By inclosing .
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
You will receive the picture and desired information
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

Fog Frer and Ague, intermittent Erer, Chill Fsr,r,
henItf.nt Fersy Dumb Ague Periodical or Biz
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Th'ch arise from maLGriouS. marsh, or miasmati ic
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AS its name implies, it does Cnre. and does not
TAIL Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
muth. Zinc. nor any other mineral poisonous
substance whatever, il in nowise iniures any pa
tient. The number and importance Of its cures in
the districts are literally beyond account anS
we believe without parallel in the history Of
hgue medicine: Our pride is gratihei by the &C
knowicdg dgements receive of the radical cures ef
feeted in cases, and whore other remedies
had wholly failed.
Cnacrlimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the AGILE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTSO rising from tor
pidity Of the Liver. it is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints. it
is an excellent remedy, producing many trniy re-
markabie cures where other medicines had fai led.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER 4 co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
Price. 81 per bottle. Y. d. GILMAN,
sc 2-d&weO3m Agent, Washington.
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A7CabbaEes can b preserved from ahs
ravsgss. of lice ~ simply planting lett ucs
between the rows. --'-G -" : !
a1-Ths Democrats carried Pennsylvania in
1862 by majority OF 25o4. They carried Ohio
the same year BY $751; The wear before OHIO
went Union by majority OF more than S5,QOe.
4. ~ A Calitorpia paper Gays ihata wesithy
Hebrsw at San Francisco, happy IN being the
father OF male tripleis, has named them Ahra-
ham Lincoln, Isaac Andrew johnson, and
Jacob John Conneas. ..,ss, E.s.,s s !.
~ The Howe Sewing Machine Factory, at
Bridgeport, Ct., will probably be operated
under the superintendeace OF Simon A. Howe.
00Gullford Ne, is gratifad by the prospect
OF producing oliver instead Of potatoes. /
~ San EiAnciecs is troubled about the con-
tnuous importation Of the social evil from
China
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BRAvRRY OF A WoMAN-In Woodbr,dse
Ct.. on Thursday last, Mrs. Woodinx, on 10.
turning to her residence after q temporary alb
sence. saw man with timers kit Of iools
standing suapici0usly in front Of her cellar
door. She, being q woman OF nerve, went ur
TO the door and looked in, when the form Of
another man, In the cellar, met her eye, and
another glance revealed the fact that he had
She at once Grappled with the thief, who not
relishing capture BY woman. made despsr-
ate efforts to get away. He clambersd MP The
stairs and ont into the yard, Mrs. W oodtnx 10
tanning hold Of him, at the same time calling
vigorously for help. The Confederate, in the
meantime, stood LOOKING on. apparently not
knowing wnefner 70 90 or stay. Help At last
women would have had under similar cir.
cumsta1ces the nerve and prssencs of MIND
displayed by Mfs. w oodinx
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HALLS VEGETABLE
GJrTTJA RAJp DE MI W n r

HALLS VEGETABLE
SiCILIAN HAIR REVIEWER {
Is the hest article known to preserve the hair.
will positively restore
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ITS GROWTH. N. ( Z
1t is entirely scientific dis covery .combin.
ing MANY of the most powerful and restorative
agents i'll the vegetable kingdom. .a f.
1t makes the Hair Ssaooth and glossy, and does no
stain the skin.
1t is recommended and used by the first Medical
authority.
For sale by all druggists. Price Sl.0O. (
R. P. HALL & co. :
au 21-eo2m Nashua, N. H., ProprietorB. .
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GENERAL SHERMAN IN TowN.-Lieutenant
General W. 7. sherman arrived in this city
from Washington, en- route 10 st. Louis, early
yesterday morning, and is the guest OF Mr.
William Scott, Ga East Twenty third street.
General Sherman. accompanied oy few per.
sonal friehds. Yesterday attended the Marie
Antonette matinee ar the French theatre, and
at the close of the performance had an inter.
view in the green room with Madame RistorI,
taking occasion to renew his acquaintance
with the great tra2edenne, with whom he had
previously been on terms OF intimate friend.
ship. This morning he will attend Divine
service at Calvary church, West Twenty.
third street, and tomorrow will leave the city
Herofd t#-s ss . .-f. q D. a
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SECRET DISEASES.

sAMARITAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe, and
effectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral, no
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SAMARIrAN's Roor AND HERE yuIcEs.-A posi-
tive and permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, III
GERS, Sores, Spots letters &c Price 81 25 per bot
tie. Sold by S. C. Ford. See advertisement. my
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steam IRE engines Of Bostcn. -
> ~ The work OF laying street railroad. IN
Augusta, Ga. is going on rapidly. -
aI Freddie Granesr.s . young boy shop,
eight yeaIa oId. tell on the point Of a pocSe..
and bled to death from the woune. as'
a1 In the new factory acs irsnea 3, e..
land Jew who closes nis factory mi snrss,
on a Saturday is to be allowed d Seen is can
after snnset TIL nine O'CLOCK f1r females and
yoGDg peEssns TO 1oTk TIL taa, hour.
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5 VIRGINIA ANDfkNNBssxk RAILROAD EL1C.
TIoF The Richmond Dispatch explains the
interruption pur tothe fneenpg of the stock.
holders OF the Virginia asd Tennessee Rail.
last, by sn order from Gen. Wilcox, the rnili.
tary ccmmandant At that post, and says that
90 soon as 1t became the general BELIEF that
would be the chOice of the meeting FOR the OF.
fce Of president Of the road, ihe order was IL.
sued. The military cornmaudaut was waited
upon by commia.e. and assured that the in.
would be guaranteed byindividuals. and payt
ment made next day u the election could I'd
on, ,but this was refused. ssfEt tss $500 IS a. /
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HOTELS, &c.
STEyENS HOUSE,

STEYENS HOUSE,
- 81, ,23 25, and 27 Proadvay,N NY,
Opposite BotcJj4g Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The Stevens House is veil and widely known to
the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men; it is n
close proximity to the business partz the city-is
and sd accent to all the principal Railroad and
sseamkoat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
Ter over 200 guests-it is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
and entertai nment of its inmates The rosHs are
spacious and well ventiated-provided with gas
and water-the attendance is prompt and respect.
fnl-and the table is generously provided with
every deiicacy of the season-at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remode led
enabled TO offer extra facilities for the COM
fort and pleasure of our guests.
aus-sm GEO. K. CHASE 4 CO.. Proprietors.
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION ELEOTIOE RRQULA.
TIoNe.-The following regulations will govern
the election 10 be- held on the 2ad Of October:
There villa be at each poll box for white
voters will deposit their ballots Each of theeo
boxes will be divided into two apartments
into one OF which voters will deposit their bal.
10, for or aEaineta con nvention, and in the other
. ballot with the namss Of peFsons 40 DELEGATES
to the convsntion.s II more than the proper
number OF nance are written On this BALLOT
then it viii be thrown ont BY the conmissfon.
ers when the votes are coputeA. dAsFLf.1E71
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y Senator Williams. OF Oregon, has mar.
! ried Kate George.
New Orleans took nineteen hundred dollars In
counterfeit nickle cents during September.
a0The recent assessment Of real estate in
in Balsimore amounts to over two hundred
million dollars.
~London proposes to establish tempe.
rance club with q capital OF halt million
s|The water OF lake in Texas, sixty
m lies south of Houston, is sour. 1t contains
iron, alum, magnesia. and sulphuric acid.
1t is hoped that the outside pressure
on the Republican ranks will silence the
internal feud among il members.
k7-A girl l3 years OF age in Amherst, Mass.
has daughter two mcn'hs old.
1About half a million OF dollars have been
expeI ded for the relief o: people at ths South.
under Congressional acts
IL Western editors, merchants anA politi-
cians concur in stating that the stringent
prchibifory laws in the EastsrA States have
greatly damaged the Republican cause at the
West.
~ good many Of the negroes IN Mobila
hesiia'eo about voting in the recent AAocfion, a.
they were under the impression that ali thase
VINO voted wouid be liable TO be drafted In the
army, which they believe is to be SEM against
MexIco. -
- The fines and costs paid By risuor sellers
20 mass acnasetts, prosec uted hy tbs State Don.
tables, from January TO October I, amounted
aDoot III e,OeOs add the expense OF maintain
ing that force to less than 0So.OOO s.1 Il
tts ofnctaliy announced that the csnte.
nary contributions Of the Methodist Episcopal
churches, a Tar as heard from, exoeod four
miilions Of dollars; and tt u ostimated that
when the Weston Conferences are heard fro0
the whole sum will nearly reach six and oas-
half mill ons!
~ A certain old lady. Whenever che htres q
servant man, asks. "O&n you Whi1tle o. Oa
oeanx asked !ne ssason o. ~ eufaous qusstioa.
when ho goes TO draw the ale until - returIs-
thus securing hin mon tsstinG. !, - :,
~ Lnnbsring operations In tAs woods OF
they were last there being lafeo sarn,rs oT
logs on hand. The c1t will probsbly b re-
dnssd nearly ore.haaf. = -'e.1>'
aTAnson Reese, highly respectable citizsn
OF Nortn FSrTisburH, VI. Committed suicide on.
Fria ~ BY drowning in 4 we'll IA vsS t,pna
standipg upright with the wster bareiy cover
ing Lis 1esa. Financial sifieultlss are SUP.
p3sea - &c -ae eoQse.
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- An ex PEI ,mental fndividnat put ceus
updeY . steam forge hammer nt ina Americsn
Insiisute Exhibition, and, on endeay0ying to
take il ont again. had bis hand crushed as fias
sc tie penny.
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MRLHwfe MCKENZIE FOR GOVERNOR or
ViReTKIA.-The following is from the Orange
fVaA Exposifor. /" A report, apparently we'll
fooudtd, has reached HIS thst Mr.. lie wis He. !.
kenaie will be nominated for Governor, and
VIII be powerfully supported. Radical as he
n. Mr. Mckenzie IL confer sed 10 be one Of the
besi and most usefnl citizens Of Alexandria =