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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

Alderman Hill did Northumberland thai
the resolution did not authorize anybody
bat the committee to pay the nurses EN-
ployed by the city.
Alderman Shaw thought this thing o.
voting away the public money was very
cheap charity. BE thought it best to
let the Association be supported by pri.
vste contributions, and after the work is
done, for the city to make up the deficit.
Alderman Powers favored the resolu'
ton.
Alderman Clancy knew that the
Howard Association had done good, and
had attended to the afflicted when there
was none to attend them. He thought
no tax payer would refuse to pay the
amount.
Alderman Smith wanted to know II
Alderman Clancy had seen any run
ners and dTummeTs around.
Alderman Clancy wanted an expla-
nation.
Alderman Smith said he would vote
for the resolution. 81. -IttH -
Alderman Hill moved tbatthe matter
be referred to the Mayor and the Com
mittee authorized 10 hire nurses.
Thereupon the Board adjourned.
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or MAILS.
Until further nOaOe TIE MALL viii close

Until further notice the Mails viii close a
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, s. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburg, Phila-
deiphis, Bunslo, Albany, New York, BAlIi-
more, aud al cities north and west al
8l5 pm.
For chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus, Ca, Montgomery Mo
bile, Ala, New YOtk, Nashville, and al cities
south and east, At $50 pm.
For New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
Nicksburg, Matches, and all cities south, at
Ap.m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All Stations on memphis and Louisville n
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All stations on Memphis snd Charleston, Mis-
Eissippi Central, Mobile snd OHIO, Nashville
Decatur. Ssshvflesn Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansasaud Whiterivers, (semi-weeklyJ,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river south, (somi-Weekly), Tues
daysRnd Saturdays
Mississippi nver-north, lsemi-weeklyl, Mon.
days and Fridays.
r. O.. CYST, Postmaster Memphis.
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to bail. He was willing 70 admit that
there was no proof that Ferguson did
the killing. The fact that the accused
did not inquire Of the police officer why
he wss arrested, tended 20 show his
guilt. 1t was one Of the most extroardi-
nary cases he had I'VE met. There was
no positive proof as to who committed
the crime. Certainly it was perpetrated
by one Of the party who was In the
saloon drinking with Prentice Ferguson
vas the only person who left the bar
room before the deceased, and that but q
few short minutes. He did not claim
that he should not be admitted TO bail,
but thought there was sufficient evidence
to warranta grand jury in finding a biz
of Indictment.
Van Anderson followed Sale in a lucid
and able synopsis Of the facts Of the case,
and at the conclusion Of his remarks,
Squire Miller took up the case and evil
dence, and made q succInct but able dis.
section of it. The Squire was partieu-
larry good, and his effort, we judge, was
the result Of some study. Ferguson was
discharged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY CoURT.-Stands adjourned
until Monday next November IL, 1857.
CRIMINAL COURT, William Hunter,
/ JUDGE, etc.-The Grand Jury was sworn
in on yesterday. 1t is composed Of the
following named gentlemen James A.
Swaine, Foreman, 5. S. Spicer, john
Cannovan, J.. H. Hartley, T. H. Chap
man, s. S. Lloyd, J. J. Peres, J. C. Lule-
man, John A. Allen, S. Strauss, +.
Kalzenbach, Joseph Teufell, Michael
Cody. The CAGE Of the Gtste vs. J. Boil
ton, indictment for larceny, vas taken
I'D on yesterday but not proceeded with,
as Court adjourned at an early hour. 1t
wifi be taken up and tried this morning.
Court adjourned to the usual hour to-
day.
Law CoURT-Jdmes o. Pierce, JudgS.
The minutes of the June term were
signed by Judge Pierce on yesterday,
and Court adjourned to "court in
course.n The October term, pursuant to
adjournment, Will oOmEnehCe pa next
Wednesday, November 18th, 1857.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-There were no
cases tried on yesterday. Judge J. F.
Swayne presented the resolutions in re-
gard TO the death of the late Judge Thos.
G.. Smith, which were ordered to be
spread upon the Records. After which,
Court adjourned to this morning, at the
usual hour. The cases set for trial to-day
and tomorrow are as follows:
Wednesday, November 6.-35 to "A, the
| State VS.. Tom Movies, misdemeanor
! 50 to 81, same VS.. Jim Movies, INSIDE
mesnor ITO, same vs.. James Price, mis-
~demeanor; Ill to 125, same VS.. George
Steinmeysr, misdeameanor; Q to 22l,
same VS.. Jas. Lippsri and Rose Lovejoy
27S to 279, same VS.. Geo. w. Van Noast
I52 to $50, same vs.. e. a. Sttllman and
Kate Stoner 225 to 22S, same VS.. John
CaFnes.
Thursday, November T.-404, the State
VS. P. Cphn tO5, same VS.. John Enson
406, same VS.. Joe Young and Alex.
Jones 407, same VS.. Jennie Steadman ;
40S, same VS.. G. o. Smith.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Samuel
/ Tigh to Emma Grant, deed, $500, east
half Of lot No. I76, Greenlsw addition,
/ fronting "A feet, on Fifth street, by AT
/ feet; John P. Trezevant to John Geoghe-
gan, deed of REIMBURSEMENT, lot MOB +,
! Woodruffis eub division; A. F. WOne-
gar to d. Schmidt, deed of trust TO seeure
1915, the southeast corner OF 3 60 acre
tract in section No. 5, range S, township
/, living about 81 miles south OF Memphis,
on Horn Lake road John Carr to Zsde-
kealh Anderson, deed, $500 so, 100 acres,
known as tie Hodgs place, about q
miles northeast OF Raleigh J. 7. Blair
to Jno. W. Blair, deed, $4,000, lots Nos.
IS, 10, 10, 20, %, In sub division OF Brooks
q Suggs, situated On Beale street, 'front.'
ing each PAS feet, except lot %. which
fronts 40 feet by I40 b. Cash to Mrs. o.
Fleming, deed, Sll0O, 279 acres of land
IN section 2, range 6 and II, Surveyors
district and 10th Civil district Of Shelby
/ county. Z"
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BENEVOLENT. The following require;
no comment. 1t is but one of numerou:
benevolent actions Of this Company, and
speaks volumes for them
TENNESSEE AGENCY NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL IFE INsuRASCE Co,
p Madison street, Memphis, T5un,)
R. W. Ainslis, Esq, President Howard As5ocl
alton:
Dear Sir: The officers Of the North
western Mutual y have authorized me tC
add our mite to that Of Others to helE
relieve the great suffering in III midst
Enclosed please find my check for one
hundred and fifty dollars for the use Of
your Association in your noble work Of
charity among the destitute.
Respectfully, yours,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

From the citizens north Of Winchester
on Main, asking that Main street above
Winchester be not paved for the present
| owing to their poverty.
Alderman Clancy stated that the
property holders are not able to pay fol
Alderman Hill thought the mattel
ought to be referred to the Paving Com
mittee. It was so referred,
w. W. Joyce, asking that the money
due him for feeding city prisoners De paiC
in cash, the Mayor having so agreed.
Alderman O'Donneil did not believe IN
making fish Of one snd flesh Of the
other. He was opposed TO any distinc.
tons Of the kind, and moved 3 references
to the Committee on Claims. Petition
granted.
From the Memphis Female College
asking that the city raise the grade o
the pavement in front of that place
Referred to the Committee on Paving.
From N. Pyne, asking that he be al
lowed to keep his meat on the City
whArfbost. Referred to Market Com
mite, and privilege granted In tbs mean
time, until the next meeting.
Petition Of Ann Rose, eolOred, asking
to be paid for clothing burned by ordel
OF w. E. Rogers, NJ. D., Health Officer
Referred.
A petition from Messrs. Stockton snC
Hood, Assistant City Engineers, asking
70 be allowed for loss in city scrip.
Alderman Amis favored the granting
Of the petition.
Alderman Smith opposed the same
and thought Alderman Amis must b
out of his mind. He meant nothing
u~prsnual. however,
Alderman Amis: Alderman Smith
never has been in his mind.
TCheers. Order, order.
Alderman Smith; ] only propose to Sc.
myself right.
Alderman Amis You can get right.
Alderman Smith thought all depart
ments should be paid in cash, II the pc
tition was granted. / don't believe il
making fish Of mt and fowl Of TIT
other.
Aldermen Amis: What kind Of fowls
long and struggling debate followed
in which considerable personality Wa
INDUCED cross 7GFes and retorts, anC
numerous falliBgs Of the gavel; sont
members at their seats, some sitting neal
the stove, some walking about the room
in fact, the scene was more like 8 bar
room than a legislative body.
Alderman Shaw thought the matter
1 ought n be referred to the COMMITTEES
on ClaIhas, sadd2 away with this foOlist
talk.
Alderman Amis had not INDUCED IL
any foostsb talk. Men could no
ga on wind. paey must have money
4 nolan &c refer TO the Computes oil
Cotns 9th Do-er TO act, was made
Tbe Latter cIause was los, aud the matte
referred 10 that Committee.
Aldermen gmitb presented q petition
from sundry citizens, asking the sbate.
meut of a keno room on DeSOto sBsst.
Alderman Amis moved a reference +
Alderman Smith, with power TO act.
Chair-Orderi order
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06
PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Rare CHANCE FOR A PAYING IS
a ves1uaeut The ulautaucu Is known as ne
-. .hoy1e me Memphis and Little Rock rail-
800 crossing. containing bstW cen lour ana I'VE
hT-d~sd acres. about one hundred cleaEeu
rs Ceer above the late overflow, the remainder
feavfEv tfmbered, together with the moe OF
TgIf interest in a NEW TEAM SAW Mil
FORTY horse poEerl Engine Biacks1llls SHOP,
t-E.,r.rta TooIg Wagons and al necessary
SI-.1rf-nauces for running the same InfIe u
arTe Mansion with nine rooms, q Slsberu' tct-
Dsrirv Elg4 gaIloupl three CABINS, q arebOuse
- gogd good Yards, aud the best landings
- ~ aver I'm above viii be sold at low ng-
ures and on easy terms FOR IuFlRsi PeHHeu
Lsrs address MHs9o
mysr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

Rooms OF THE HOWARD AssoCIArIoSD
No S2 MAIS STEEEr,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November l, 1867
!. $. Chaplin, Agent Northwestern Mutual LIE
Insurance Company;
Sir: Your favor of the 90th ultimo, in
closing the sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars for the relief of the destitute sick
Of Memphis, received.
Please receive the acknowledgment OF
our most sincere thanks in behalf of the
sick in our care.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

Two 1arze and splendid HATS st No. 2l Sec
S-s,rIa+TNrg balls. private parties clubs, lee
- f.irs etc. VIII be rented f~easonao,y.
fnouire OF Il Hill, Main street, Webster ntoeS
o. sell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

OUR young friend 10. Locke has pur-
chased the well known news stand oi
Ed. Worsham, No. % Jefferson street,
and will hereafter We found there, dis.
pensing the news of the day. Jo. is
energetic sud entSrprising, has hosts Of
friends, aud will not fail to maintain the
reputation u the establishment fol
keeping the latest newspapers and peri
udicals. We are indebted 70 aim for q
hosto weeklies, and the latest Northern
dailies. Step IN snd take q look AZ Joan
hls new place. He will eDdeaTor to
STAND the pressure.
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no N T


centrally located business house on Front
ROW Possession given Immediately.
V. PAGE, JR-
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Marriage and 'CeIibaey.-An essay for
young men on the crime Of solitude, and the
diseases n abuses which create impediments
to marriage, with sure means OF relief. Sent
sent in sealed envelopes free Of charge. Address
DE-. ]. sKLLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
oc2l d&Wsm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

The MAIN STBEET PAvEMENT.-Un-
ker the excellent management Of the
contractors, Messrs. Taylor, McB2in &
Co, the work % paving Main street is
progressing finely, and We hope ere long
70 see the street fully opened under the
Nicholson for traffic. NOdreadfulspros-
pect OF a sea Of mud or corporation ferry
This winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

~HBBdfy1ded ope-half interest IN 5000 acres
a 81 Fed river bottom land, IN 3Asyetb
~ Sz-ier counties, Arkansas.
1Srgg1-TE-egf Ire title % which is perfect, VII
ne sold al a low figure, for one-thlrd cash ano
ne rauginder at one and two years, without
40 500 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
vfvEr bottom land. above sl overflow anu tns
Nnsst BODY Of land in the state, IN Jra"loLu
Tbess iaads win be sold together or In par
psIs, for cash.
Attorneys at Law,
--a+f 2e8 Main street, Memphls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06
LEGAL TNTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURT AT JACKsON.-The
adjourned session Of the Supreme Court
Of Tennessee begins at Jackson on Mon
day next. The Court will take up the
equity docket at the point where it left
off when the Court adjourned. We pub
lish the cases from the point on the
docket at which the call will commence
to the end of the ohancery docket:
Moses ]. Weeks (Estis & Jackson,) VS..
VIM. B. Greenlaw ct al. (Beecher &
Belcber. 9
SaIlie r, Coffee (Humes & Scott, Craft
va. J. D Rufin, (Yerger, Sale & Foute,
Estis & J~ackson.)
J. w. Mckinney ct al. Beecher &
Belcher, T. W. Brown VS.. the Overton
Hotel Company (Heiskell.)
John J. Wood. ex'r, Finley & Keller, }
VS.. Richard A. Guthrie ct al. (Estis &
Jackson
VIM. Allen ct al. CHumes & Scott vs..
VIM A. FurgusOn (Foute, Campbell &
Stephess.)
Elizabeth Woodbridge (wallsce &
Parham,) VS.. Rufus Hill (Edginton &
Hslsey.)
VIM. NJ. FolweIl (Ysrger, Massey &
Weleh,) VS.. Bank Of West Tennessee eft
al. (Estis
Mary Murdoch (Heisken & Winches-
ter Va. William johnson Smith Kit
John B. Hill IT. W. Brown VS.. VIM.
Walker ct al. (Humes & Scott
Mary A. Blackwell Jones, Humes &
McRea) vs. Geo. w. Blackwell ct al. IT.
w. Brown, Yerger & Sale
Thomas R Vaughn ct al (Humes &
Hsllum Milligan, Pickett d Hanson
VS.. D. Vaughn, (KOrtrecht.)
Henry Laird, Wright & McKissack,
VS.. Geo. w. Scott ct al, (Humes and Jar.
r w. Pstillo (Humes & Heiskell,) vs..
n. NJ Stout ct al M. r HILL
G. G. Polk ct al Finley & Keller vs.,
NJ. c Armour, WILSON,
Memphis and LaGrange Railroad
(Clapp, Vance & Anderson, VS.. Wicker
sham ct al, king, Humes, McRae 1
Wright.)
r. F. Horring ct al, (Finlay & KeIIar.
VS.. Martha Herring, (Humes, Wilson &
Beard
William Wallace ct al, Yerger, Nor.
gan, Humes and Gantt,) vs.. Geo. W
Waldran ct al.
William Walker ct al, Morgan, Yer.
ger, Grant & Humes,) vs. Merriman and
others, IN. r. Hill & T. B Smith,
John Johnson, (Humesi VS.. Anna B,
Sale, (Yerger.)
John S C~laybrOok, Cant 4 Wad-
dell, VS.. Robert Wade, III. G. King)
Isaac n. Moon fWright& McKjssack,
VS.. w. p. Mathews and NJ. J. Wright,
(Yerger, Stephens & Smith,
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FOR SALE.
FOR sale.
Enur Hundred Acres Of Fine Land.

F0uF HUIUTtu AUitb UI Thu H""'
ONLY nftv acres cleared, balance hesyly
lrimber j: most Of 10 abaye Overflow STU
afei on Loosa HsJcEIe river three mixes LoE1H
or Raleigh. .n1.
Terms Of purchase are very fayor2hie
1PPy Raleigh, Tenn,
q toLO O. RTvEs, Attorney At Law, Ex2ress
puVdfuz. Memphis. Tenn uo2
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RIVER MATTERS.
T AVID RIVERS.

We are now having clear, cool weather.
The river at this point Is at q stand. At
Cairo the Ohio has advanced few
inches. At Pittsburg the rise first re-
ported came to a stand on Saturday With
about three feet In the channel, and de-
cllned again about eight inches, but dur
ing the night another swell set in which
continued during Sunday. ACincinnati
exchange Of Monday says on this SUD
ject: The Ohio river was rising again at
Pittsburg last night, with three and a
half feet water in the channel. At
Cincinnati it has swollen four feet during
the forty-efght hours ending last night,
making seven feet hence 10 Louisville,
the. bulk of the rise being out Of the Big
Kanawha. We may have a coal boat
rise at Pittsburg. Arrivals Of cosl may
be anticipated from POmeroy and Hang
ing Rock, which will aid IN relieving the
fuel pressure here. Steamers will COM
mence loading to-day for st. Louis,
Memphis, Arkansas river, and New
Orleans. The rain yesterday was gen.
eral from St. Louis 10 Pittsburg, with
high wind here last night.
At Louisville the swell Is cOmmensu-
rate with that above, 80 that we may
soon look for Cincinnati boats at our
landing. Hence to Cairo there is no
change TO report. Point Pleasant con-
tinues to be the eye sore Of southwark
bound boats which draw 0yer four and
e half feet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

STRAYED.- Joseph H. Hutton, 3
sprightly boy sged about ten years left
the residence Of Mr.. McFee, on Third
street, opposite the Napoleon saloon, last
Sunday week. Any information Of the
boy Will be received at our counting
room, No. IS Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

DIAMOND sBUTToN q ALLIGATOR.
Our friepd Latting, OF the firm Of Cham
bers & Lstting, Of New Orleans, the
great Diamond Button and Alligator tie
man, Is in the city and putting Up at the
Overton. He WiIl call upon our cotton
factors during his br.sf stay, and will In
troduce his claims 10 their notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

Changing the hour Of the meeting Of
the Board to 7 pm. Adopted.
That the City Engineer is hereby In
structed to ascertain what buildings en-
croach upon the line of Charleston ave-
nue.. Adopted.
That the city appropriate $3.50 In cash
or equivalent for the benefit Of tbs How
ard Association.
Alderman Amis moved to amend II
BY paying cash.
Alderman O'Donneli thought that the
Board ought 70 know what they were 20
ing to pay it for. He was informed that
many OF those nurses from New Orleans
we're drunken and worthless, and bad
been kicked out of some Of the houses in
Memphis drunk.
Alderman Rufin called the attention
of the gentleman to the fact that the
Board had passed q resolution Ruthoriz
ing the sending for twenty-five or more
nurses. LAST evening, he said, the ex.
Mayor was indicted into 3 house where
was found q man lying sick with fever,
and none TO help him. He thought Il
would be a disgrace TO the city If the res.
olution wEs not passed, after many other
cities bordering on the Mississippi had
contributed 80 literally 10 the Howard
Association.
Alderman O'Donnell did not want II
understood as refusing to pay anything
reasonable. He had not seen where The
Howard Association had done any good
for poor people. These nurses had drank
up the money in wines. He did moi
think the city ought to pay the fiddler
He did not see any benevolence in the
Howard Association,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

ALL RIGHT.-We are pleased TO an
nounce to our country friends that W. l..
Stewart, Esq, the veteran cotton %fSctOr,
has recovered from his late attack Of ILL
ness, and was yesterday In the cotton
matt s. usual.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06
Il O LIE A. H
FOR A TERN OF
ETUH XmARS,

FIVE YEARS
THAT most desirable and centrally IocaueO
Hotel. called " HUTEL DE -
Tho Furniture. OF every KIND neW used ~
sired. For terms Of ie-se apply ~ l1s 2uhOeO'
KENNY POkF b
KIT Williams Block.
C--,ar Second and Madison SIS.
TO r r n r.
STORES and OFFICES in Bethells New
BgIdinE. on the corner Of Main and sou
I-a-t sfrszfs spplv in the baldlng 70 PC
!" my2tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER The Com
zeal Countess and the Black Cook was
produced 81 the New Memphis last night
to a fair house, every part being well
and creditsbly filed, Tour lite Katy
Glider" performing her character in
most excellent style. Tonight the bur-
Iesque on the Black Crook viii be played,
The performance tn conclude with Ca.
m,iUd's Husband. Miss Melville will sp.
pear in both pieces,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

Furs! fars! farsI furs Gursi
at Miller & Leidy'ss 269 vain
street. ocol OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

Notice to Physicians and DrUgqtsts.
Five hundred freshly imported Swedish
leeches Just received, and for sale TO the
trade, by J. B. WATSON & Co, No. 3lS
Main street. Also, pure and unadulter-
ated liquors for medicinal purposes, such
as Cognac, Tennessee, 0tard, Dupsy
and pure grape brandies; old OportO,
Bordeaux, Madeira, Sherry, Cham
payne, and CatawbR, sparkling and still
also, pure brands OF old Rye and BOOr-
bon whisgies, Jamaica rum and gin.
All Of which are offered in quantities to
suit purchasers, at q very low margin
above cost. All articles we warrant as
recommended. No. 31S Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

READ the advertisement of
Rice. six & 90. Their immense
stock Of FashiOBa5Ie Dry SoOds
Will be closed out regardless of
csst, 10 quit the retail trade.
octS I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL-Gen. N.
JEFF. Thompson arrived in the city yes
terday and is putting up st the GsyOsO.
BE looks as well and hearty Rslever.