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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

THE TRIAL OF Mills CONTINUED.
In the criminal court, before Judge
| Hunter, the examination OF witnesses in
I the case Of Mills, charged with shooting
DIR. Low, was resumed yesterday. Pris-
ella Thomson, a cOlored servant OF Mrs.
Mills, testified to the circumstances Of
the shooting, which she witnessed, cor
roborating the statement of DR.. Low,
that Mills suddenly approached him as
he was sitting at the supper table, or
dered him to leave the house, then, be-
fore ne had time to rise, he shot him.
Ben. Frame, policeman, was recalled,
and testified hat the accused came to
the stationhouse and surrendered
himself, and that he was in
q condition of severe mental agitation.
Drs. D. c. Crsycraft and w. r. Lowry
were then examined. The leading eoun
sci for the defense, Capt. D. f.. Meyers,
laid before them a hypothetical case, Of
a mar of forty, deeply attached To his
wife and children, returning home after
an absence and discovering, or believing
so, that his wife wa u%nfaithful, his honor
blasted, and the heritage Of q name
coupled with shame, left as the portion
of his children. This filled his thoughts,
and burned in his mind, and while over
whelmed with agitation, and every nerve
quivering under the sting of wounded af-
fiction and the p~oignancy of unmerited
disgrace, he meets the mar he views as
the seducer Of his wife and the author
of his dishonor, sitting uneOneerned,
taking quietly his evening meal, within
the house he had filed with distress-he
attempted his life. After this he is fran
tic, spirits are powerless, his eye is
dilated, his pulse rushing with wild
rapidity. Was a man in such a condi-
ton = san person, responsible for his
acts? The medical witnesses, after
declaring the impossibility Of giving a
positive opinion, stated that a man in the
condition described was undoubtedly in
a position liable 10 mental ~derange-
ment. There was mental insanity, but
whether there was moral insanity de-
pended a great deal upon the previous
health Of the party, his habits and physi-
cal condition. On crOss-eXamination 1t
was conceded that the C circumstances
under which the party is described as
laboring, would produce great excite
ment in any man that how and to what
extent it would excite him, would de-
pend upon his peculiar organization.
The testimony being gone through, the
leading counsel for the prosecution pro-
ceeded TO lay the ease before the jury in
3 clear and logically argued speech. He
was followed by Capt. Meyers for the
defense, who made 8 pathetic appeal for
3 man who, at a time when wrongs
of which ne believed himself the victim,
had robbed him Of his reason, attempted
10 take the life Of him he viewed as the
destroyer Of his peace and the author Of
his children's shame. He returned to his
home after an absence, and instead Of the
smile Of welcome that he is expecting, he
is met with tidings Of shame, and bowed
down with the weight of the heaviest
afaietion thai can strike the heart of a
man-not the knell Of death and the
panoply of funeral grief, but the meas
~ureless, irremoysble weight Of dishonor
and betrayed affections.
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EDUCATIONAL
SEWANEE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
WINCHESTER. TENN.
EXECUTIVE

me Right Rev. c. T. QUISrAKD, ND, Rizbop
2SoFsS r E~AIREASxs, Esq, Chairman.
ests y A MoEErs, Secretary.
me HsV- r. L KSIsHr. ID, Rector.
FaE Location or thus thoror7b T-s5,fr-
L school FOR Boys and Yen-g ~ .ec
AnoNh me South to requ7re mora 49,
passing allusion h il uusufras.oI - :
for accessibility. heaIfh 49, e-enl ss
@L-gH Is - lsseSary 70 rapid progress la aes-
9Ds A0h, and VII De made auv5fi-r-
tnat lusitui0n, when established HVr--g
1890 Of PREPARATORY studies, a. vii
eSs1 NJ - p9pis Tor q higher course in ~
University. In TIE mean time eve-v facffIFv
= here Afforded the students % prepare aT5cr
fur business, OF a prof ssional career.
Care viii BE- taken, a. far ~ brarff-4rfa
prevent improper gssocfaIouEs and 80 49,
esns reserve % themselves the riehf rs 49,
nate suitable places o. board, appoint B-o15-
hours % study, and anlOlu such Other rzl-ife-
tons ~ may promote the highest gDOd 81 ~
yogIa. and al connected with the sswaHes
The discipline Of The school and recitsre.
rooms VII be strict but not harsh. Pounded
upon true principles o. Christian culture.
viii aim az the requislne devslopmeut orir5
members IN all the Qualifications or weu-edu-
Gated gentlemen.
To meet the necessities or the times wffbsrt
sacrificing the interests Of patrons. e scale 81
cnar2sa has been dxed upou which wiz place
Or almost every one. The entire erpenses al
he school year need not ezesed 40
Soard ranges nom SIS % 80 pr la0nfh.
I1aion, senior Department., SIS % an.
T11t1ou, Primary Hepsrfnnenf so ~ grg 70
oratDn % Ntue AGftthz, payable either rtg74tBrs
or A. me ntntAe OF each session.
Aodern Languages, Music. awf ana
book-keeping EXTRA Al Professor- chargez
The Pal SESSION Commences M0ud4T San
tsmber u, ISIS
Pupils VIII be received ~ any tine. 1st VIII
pc required . remain 70 the end Of me So
sion, except In eases Of urgent ua-aessrv
Communication respecting the grfoof nav
Dc addressed n The Rector. tie Rev. Or 3
KNOTT, AZ Winchester. or 70 Gen = 49,
BAsEs, ESq, Nashville, Tenn.
The Committee refer TO
The Right Rev. n. O. Iav. DID Piah-, o.
Arkansas, etc. Little Rock. ARR
The Right Rev. -. n Juauhafm0- m
Bshop Of New jersey Burlington. ~
The Right Rev. N.k M-hItuuzh4rn- IN IL
D.. bishop Of Maryland BalHm6re- Md
The Few. David Pse, DID. CoIumbf4 Tenn
Tenn.
". B. Miller, Esq.. Memphis. Tenn
me Kew VI. Eiis, NASHVILLE. Tenn
Ihe HOn-E. r. FOgE. NASHVILLE. Tenn
Gen Frank CLeatIauI- Nashville Tenn
J-B Cralghead, Esq. Nashville. Tenn.
John Hickman, Esq, Nashville. Tenn
Lhe kew hnsgnid, CarksviIe- Tenn.
Kew y A. Harrison. jackson. Tenn.
Col ". n. stephens. Jackson. Tarr-
me keV.J- ~. Michel. N0utgsneZ Ala
The EeR.4.A. Massey, MoDiis. Ala
y Rev. Henry SAMSON, ID, WeEsburu-
The Rev. W. c. Crane. Jackson. Mss
Kew. WI Beaeock, Id New OrIearz-
La. r
The RevJ ". Bsckwith. New Orleans. Ia
- GaThWaita E&3 Newark, ~. j..
r. Howard, ND Washington. L. q.
Al Knight, Md. Macon Ctfv. NO
Col p Iurney, Winchester. Tenn.
Hon-A-& COlyar. Winchester Tenn.
CaP- Dune.d, Wlncnestsr, Tenn
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STALLED, But NOT STOLEN.-Instruc-
lions were received at the police stations
yesterday to arrest the driver Of dray
No. $50, on a charge Of stealing three
bales Of cotton. A patrolman was de-
tailed tNsssist the owner in searching
for bis property. After a short search,
they found the driver, who, for hours,
bad been stalled on Shelby street, his
mule and drsy being nearly buried in
the mud, and, like the yankees horse
who baked at the foot Of the hin, " he
was thar" The owner laughed heartily
at the joke, and muttered something
which sounded like a blessing on the
street committee, had his cotton rolled
through the mud for aeshort distance,
reloaded and went on his way singing.
Knee deep in The mud knee deep!
And deeper the further you go;
Hard DER he surface 20 keep
When there's nothing hard below"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

A SPLENDID PIECE OF WoRK-Tbe
splendid offices Of II. A. Littleton & Co.
and the Mississippi Valley insurance
company, No. % Madison street, have
had their window let.ered by Hook &
Legrin, Of 80 Union street, at q cost Of
$500, in a manner that is alike a credit
to the artist, the proprietors Of these
popular insurance agencies and an orna-
ment to the building. May the worthy
gentlemen be abundantly rewarded for
their enterprise and taste in thus deco
rating the finest office Of the kind in
Memphis,
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U,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween A. J. GOOde and D. \. Walden under
the firm and style Of GOode q Walden, Is this
d4y dissolved by mutual consent, and no con-
tract. dfaft or writing entered into by one OF
tile parties, subsequent to- this Dissolution,
shall be binding ou the other and all debts
which have accrued previously are 10 De settled
fplutly- Their lands. stork, tanning utensils,
etc. are 90 be equally divided between them.
And Il Is further agreed that D. y. Walden
shall have a lien on the crop OF cotton and
corn raised ON their plantation, in the year
lNi5, or so much thereof as VIII make htu
equal IN the amount received and the amount
eNpeadej for the cultivation and purchase OF
said land, i'm accordance with an article o.
a.reem-ut INSIDE by said Goude and Walden,
April ls@
Tuuica county. Miss. January lS7.
A J. GDOUE,
G- ~ D. n
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MANAGER THoMPsON.-In the multi
plicity Of smusements that are being
offered to our people, none will be more
attractive than the grand compliment
airy benefit to be given to Manager
Thompson, Of the New Memphis theater,
Or Tuesday night next, on which occa-
sion the Fiorences appear, supported by
an array Of histrionic talent such as is
rarely seen in Memphis. But we are
sure it does not require any ~extrsOrdi-
nary attraction to fill the New Memphis
to its utmost capacity, on the occasion OF
3 benefit rendered to so worthy a gentle
man and such an excellent manager IS
Mr.. w. c. Thompson, the man who
spends his money where he made it, and
IS a fixture in our midst-truly and vir-
tually one Of US.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

A committee on behalf of the st.
Louis board Of trade, consisting of James
e. Yeatman, George Partridge, and a.
q. Brauer, has issued a memorial to con
eress on the subject Of relief to the south
After setting forth the condition of the
southern planters, and the distress Of the
people In general in consequence of the
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

FACULTY

FACULTY
Gene-aI Robert z Lee, President.
carter J. Harris Prof OF Latin
James J. White Prof OF Greek.
Ed = 4oyues- A. n Pro-. Modern Languagzs
and English
10 De appotntedJ Prof Moral plHoz0rHv
Nelson A N. Prof OF MaIusmaffeE
AmL Allan An Prof Appued M~athemafisz
KS Metulchl A n, Prof Natural Phll1s-
Ophy
John l. Campbell, A H. Prof Chemistry.
john ". B"r-ckeuDrCugh. LII D.. Prof Law
Harry Esul, A NJ AsL- Prof Mathematics
CFnWsH Grady, A a., Asst. Prot. Latin
20 Be ~appotnredJ AsS Prof Greek
A Preparatory Course has been instituted. In
which students, uurrepured for the Regular
CLASSES, may receive instruction in ne-eszarv
branches The session begins second ThErsiaT
lslnl september, and ends Last thursday n
June.
TERMS.
Tuition, and ali other College fees Fn1
Al other expense Including Board. FuaI
Light, etc. need not exceed - Zl
For further Information. or for C-raIogua
address The Faculty OF WASHINGTON C0Iiagq
Lexington. Nirzinis E4
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Geo. CAN'T, deed Of a lot Of land seventy
five feet front on Dunlap street. 10 J.
Aselmeyer, for 5000; Chas. D.. Maclean
10 Nelson Mynatt, two lots in Fort Pick
ering, on south broadway, each twenty
five feet front, for $500; Mrs. A. NJ.
League to J. P. Trezevsnt, a lot twenty
feet on Poplar street, I4S4 feet deep, for
$1,000, trust deed warrantee deed, Earn
est Levy to Mrs. A. NJ. Logan, a lot
twenty-five feet on Poplar street, 1881
feet deep, for $500; quit claim deed,
Louisa OverrzO toJ. Broder. fifty acres OF
land, number III, range 6, for SI1OO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

THE GRAND OPERA.-By a telegram
received from Mr.. J.. H. Rogers last
night, we learn that the grand opera
troupe from the city Of Mexico will open
at the Greenlaw opera house, in thiscity,
on Tuesday night, when the opera OF
TrnUiGta win be produced in a style sell
dom witnessed. This troupe numbers
about sixty people in all, and have been
playing in New Orleans for several
weeks, where they have drawn large
houses. Subscription lists will be opened
to-day at the Greenlsw, from 10 am. to
3 pm, when parties who desire to secure
seats would do well TO apply.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

THE FEsTIvAL.-Everybody who visits
the fair at the Stillman hall on the
corner Of Madison and Second streets,
cannot fail to be pleased at the way in
which the affair is conducted. The
president, Mrs. williamson, the mana
gers, Mrs. Greenlaw and Mrs. Tate, with
their able corps Of young and beautiful
assistants, are actively engaged endeav-
oring to make it pleasant for visitors,
snd right royalty DO they succeed.
These noble christian ladies are engaged
in a good work, and their prospects Of
success is as fair as can be expected
Don't fail to visit Stillman hall, open
every night this week. The voting for
the ststuary closes at nine o'clock Satur-
day night.
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay 10 any n any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 3Ist,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and MANAGER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

CHILD Acknowledgements was re-
ceived at police headquarters yesterday
morning from a reliable source that 8
negro CONAN named Margaret Moore,
had killed her child. A policeman was
dispatched to arrest the guilty mother,
but up TO a late hour last night she had
not been brought in.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

COMMITTED. - William Irvine was
yesterday furnished quarters in the
county prison, by order OF Justice Hall,
10 await his trial before the criminal
court, on q charge of larceny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

BANK OF TENNESSEE MONEY.-We
beg to call the attention Of bankers and
others interested to the decision Of the
supreme court at Nashville in relation
to bank Of Tennessee money, which will
be found on another page We tender
our thanks to Mr.. VIM. NJ. Connolly for
a nnnv Of fhP sama.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

THE interesting services In the Second
Presbyterian church are still continued.
Rev. DR.. Nall, an able and impressive
speaker, is preaching day and night to
deeply attentive congregations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

HYMENIAL--We learn with that true
pleasure, which bachelors are sometimes
permitted to feel, of the marriage Of our
old and tried friend, John T. SOuthwell,
Of VicEsburg, Miss. One who made such
a gallant knight in bearing the cross Of
his adopted south in her late struggle for
freedom, cannot but prove the noble hus-
band which his young bride now 50
delightfully."- anticipates. Although Tom.
sIighted Mississippi in selecting a
partner for life, Texas, in yielding
one Of the fairest of her fair to
his keeping, does but add another
link TO the golden chain that binds the
two in a proud and glorious southern
sisterhood. May after years Of reality
to this young couple be but a continual
ton Of the joy and happiness so suspi-
ciousIy begun, is our earnest and heart
felt prayer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

TRUE BmLs.-The grand jury yester-
day found two true bills against Allen
D. Fundenberg, for forgery. His trial
will probably take place before the adj
innrnment of the criminal court.
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For sale.

TWO ACRES-the most desirable buldinr or
residence property IN the vicinity Of Mem
bhis-opposits Elchevarue's Garden. A high
elevator commanding a beautiful view Of tIe
Whole city aud river. Those wishing The most
BEAUTIFUL EpOt around Memphis for q home can
obtain the same by calling on
MARTIN GRIFFIN,
fehZG II Cashier German National Bank.
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MtSceAiAneOuS.
The swift-winged Mercury leaves the
star wharfboat to-day st 5 pm, for
White and Black rivers. W. Jay John
son, agent.
For VicksbuTg tomorrow, we Willhave
that splendid packet, the Dan Able, of
which Capt. Lee has command Clay
Rice, chief clerk, and is assisted by Billy
Fields and Aleek Waddell. A fine boat
and bully crew. w. Jay Johnson, ag't.
The splendid Marble Tschudi will back
| out to-day at 5 pm. for Cairo and st.
| Louis. Capt. Tschudi walks her roof,
and Charley Parson, I've cleverest Of ye
clever" Is in the Office. Dill & Peterson,
passenger agents.
The great MOllie Able will leave the
city wharfbOat to-day at . pm. for New
Orleans. Larry Harmstad u Co, agents,
and Jim Sayres, passenger agent.
Capt. Ike Whitaker, of the GuidOn,
reports the Arkansas fab when that
steamer came out.
Mr.. Billy Clark, OF the gay Natoma,
resumes his position in tho office of that
steamer to-day. We are glad to learn
that his wife, who has been seriously i'll,
Is so far recovered as to be entirely out
of danger.
The Laura Fenton, which piled be-
tween this city and Evansville, was
burned about 10 o'clock on Wednesday
night at the latter port. She was stern
wheeler about five years old, and be-
lOnged to Capt. Bellas, her commander,
and Mr.. o. Hewitt. her clerk. She was
worth about $40, 900, and was insured we
learn, in st. Louis and Cincinnati Offices
for / 5000. Cox 4 HUMPHREYS wharfboat
was also partially destroyed. We could
not ascertain the origin of the fire.
The fine packet ]. D. Perry, will leave
for New Orleans to-day at 5 pm. Capt.
Abner Baird is a well known citizen of
Memphis, and we know will have a fine
trip. She has already engaged 2,G74
bales of cotton. Jas. T. Bourne u Co.
and Larry Harmstad & Co, agents.
The swift Cairo packet Cumberland,
with Capt. Ben. Howard in command,
and Mr.. Lon Donnelly in the Office, will
get Off at 10 q. n. to-day. Larry Harm
stad & Co., agents.
The fine steamer Alice Dean will leave
for New Orleans this day ats pm. Lar
~ Harmstad Il CO., agents.
The great Minneola, Capt. Williams,
will leave surely to-day for Cincinnati at
pm She was detained owing to the
rain. Jas. T. Bourne &c Co., agents.
A heavy fog Overspread the river yes
terday afternoon preventing the depar-
ture Of one or two boats.
The St. Patrick came in early yester-
day morning from Nieksburg with a fair
trip. She will lay over for her regular
day, Tuesday next.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Although
the night was dark and stormy and the
walking execrable, the New Memphis
was comfortably filed to see ireland as
Il W18." the Ragged Pat Of Mr.. Flor
ence, and the Judy O'Trot of Mrs.
Florence was excellent, and drew forth
repeated rounds Of applause. They were
admirably supported by the stock com
pany in this as well rs the a~fterpiece Of
the Irish Mormon. Tonight, for the
benefit Of Mr.. W.. J. Florence, The
Knight Of AuoH, and a Lesson for Hus-
6qudx will be presented.
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COLLEGE
MeLemOresVIile, Carroll Co., Tenn,
Rev. j. ;. HOWARD, President.

VJHE Fau Session OF this Institution viii open
4 ON THURSDAY, SEPT. Nth. 1856. This
institution Is located In a quiet VILLAGE with an
industrious, moral, Intelligent, church-gufug
population, and surrounded by q pleasant. fer
tile and healthy country. lt Is easily accessible
from ali parts OF the country, being situated
three and a half miles from TrezevanG Station.
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad.
Tuition per term OF i've months SIS to En.
Contingent fee, 81 -.
Boarding, SO per MONTH
The course OF instruction VIII be systematic
and thorough.
For further information address the Presi-
dent, or REV. A. e COOPER
sells President Board OF Trustees
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EMNONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
are constantly receiving new books.
They have now Scanzoni's Tresties on
the Diseases Of Females, Virchoor's Gel
IuIar Pathology, Smiths Lectures on OBJ
s~tetries, Gardner on Sterility, Webster's
Practical Il tter-W Writer, EE fyL Lady Her
Own Shoemaker, together with the
latest novels, novelties, magazines and
newspapers. They have Just received
the New York Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album n d London Art Journal.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
one Fine once DOUBLE DESK. OF oak wood
Apply At No. 3. Madison street febE lw
L Q L : A l. E
one large Fire and Burglar-proof SAFE for
sale. Apply ~ loo Front street. Those wish
ing a good safe A. a bargain call soon. tells Il
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L a w - q IA o O 1.
LAW FACULTY.
Hos. r. L. CARUTHERS q n. GREEN Ii
Hon. HENRY COOPER.
Course Of Study in the Law School

JUNIOR CLAss-Caruthers' History ola Law
sutL- walkers American Law. Stephens
PleadtuRs keuts Commentaries. story on
Promissory Notes.
MIDDLE CLASs-StOry on Bailmcnts- Story
on Agency. St0Fyis Equity Jurisprudence
Story 3 Equity Pleading GreenleAfs Evidence.
Criminal Law.
SENIOR CLAsa-StOry Conflict Of avs
Angel and Ames or Corporation LomaX on
Executors. Parsons on Contracts. Fourth
Kent Reviewed. Story on the Constitution
TUITION-Per 81 on
C1ntALsr4I m
1AA@AL Z HI
The University, before the war. numbered
about i've hundred students o. It's Annual
Catalogue Good buildings for all departments
have been secured, and the new buildings viii
De erected next year
THE FALL TERN
Opens hrt Monday in September. closes last
THURSDAY in January. Spring TERN opens
nrst Monday in February, and closes Last
Thursday in June.
LaRANpN. Iuly. JSs6 az
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ROBBERY ON A STEAMBOAT.
Six Thousand Two Hundred
and Thirty-fOur Dollars
Robbed Prem the
Steamers Safe. y,
Four Thousand Six Hundred
and SiXty-tWO Dollars
Oh Recovered. 90

A mysterious robbery took place on
the last up trip of the steamer j.. d.
Perry, which arrived here early Thurs
day morning. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Cummings, who was acting
as the clerk in place Of Capt Boxer
went to the safe, and, on opening it, dis
covered that 1924 which had been de-
posted in the steamer by Messrs. Grubbs
& Saunders, OF Delta, Miss, consigned
10 Messrs. Galbreath, Stewart q Co, OF
this place, was missing. Information
was Immediately given at the police
head headquarters, to Col. Chandler,
who instantly dispatched officers Selkirk
and Hastings Il ferret out the matter.
After searching ssme time, in which
Sergeant Ben. Frame took an important
part, 1862 was recovered. A portion Of
the money was found in a beer bariH
that was in the porter's lock, and a 500
bill by officer Frame in a bread tray.
Three negroes were arrested on suspi-
eiOn-two porters and a cabin boy. The
officers are still on the lookout, and it Is
to be hoped the right parties will fall in
the clutches OF the law.
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To the Patrons OF the Appeal

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without acertiieate from me, and
to report st the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.