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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

CHURCH CoNskoRATroN.-The Church
# the Holy Comforter, tEpiscopal), at
Dry Grove, Kinds county, Miss, was
e0nsseretsd according to the solemn rites
ADD ussges OF that Church, on Sunday,
ths 18th nit. The RI. Rev. Bishop
Green, of that Diocese, resided, and
tue conservation sermon was preached
by the Rev. VIM. K. Douglas, of Early
Grove, from the text, Revelations, II, 8:
"Iknow thy work and thy tribulstion,
aud thy poverty. bat thou art rich"
This is the third Episcopal Church con-
secFated in HioGs county within the
psst eighteen months; aud another, st.
Andras's, Jackson, is Ia process Of
erection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

TIE LATEST FASHIONS Our young
me who Cesire TO be up with the times
ana the fashions should call on Mccoy,
the merchant tsilor, 25s Second street,
and examine bis elegant assortment OF
cloths, csssimeTes, vestiDgs and OverCOst
material. MtGeoy's Is the abandonment
stock IN town, ard hs is prepared to
make perfect ats 10 every style Of gar
mSut. We advice cur readerr 20 call
and zee him without delay and make
their selecfioDs. O
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
THE COURTS.

UETTED STATES DISTRICT AND CIR-
CUIT CuuRTs-Hon C0nnoHy II 7FiQg,
prssidinq.-fhs criminal docket OF this
court is now being finally called, and ell
| persons under bonds TO answer az this
term CT the court must be present or the
bonds will h@ eeelaf.d forfeited,
Case M. l0S, United States We. Kelly,
was dismissed at the cost OF the defend.
ant. NoHe proseQuf was entered in sew
era cases Of treason, which came up for
trial on yesterday.
1r. Henry McConney, OF Jackson,
g as admitted TO practices in this court on
yesterday
A motion was made to dissolve the in
junction 10 The bankrupt csss Of AndeF-
son ct al. VS.. Hurt a portion of the ar
gument was heard On yesterday, and viii
be concluded to-day.
The treazHa cAsss OF Gen. Forrest and
Othsrs are continued.
TIE case If the Unlted States VS.. N.
Comes, jE was continued upon the ah1
dAVit of tho GefeniaDt certifying that
!m-oFtsnt witnesses must be summoned
before proceeding 70 the trial.
Law CcURT-H s. Lee, Jsdgs.-Ti e
calendar set for yesterday 10 this c0urs
vas disposed OF with the exception of
two essss-ths Memphis City Railroad
Company vs. Sullivan, aud Sullivan va.
The Memphis City Railroad Company.
The CAGES will be given to the jury 10 tire
norping, and it Is thought that either
sullivan or the Railroad Company viii
get 6 judgment.
Tire osleudsr FIR to-day is ss follows:
if5t Potter vs. First National Bank.
l4st towers vs b a Qnsf.
I4E g ward vs. Powell.
it5i g ven, Prsst. " Lowden ct al
~ H-n 81 a. -
I6J5 B}rTon vs. WsCe.
1857 Aver Z Co. vs. "a nc.
IL s ErlnksThoR vs. same.
i439 aiming q %. VS. same.
1913 Eastiaud & Stanley vs. Hus<sy.
IN rTics Va HINT.
| ilT Tyler vs. Hunt.
Il55 holland VS. Paeker ct TX.
iZ59 Hicxey vs Hyatt, O4eIl & Wolf.
1874 Packer vs. HJiland ct al.
Judge Leo will deliver his opinion on
the maDdamus revenue cases IS soon IS
the court opens in the morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Gso. W. R0ldrGn,
Jadge.-Ho court yesterday. Court
mee's to-day at Q O'Clock. The calendar
rubiished for yesterday will be called for
trial.
CHANcERY CouRr-Wm. 81. Smith,
ChonceEOr.-TO-dsy Is set apart specially
foT the argument OF the demurrers of the
| property holders e the suits instituted
against them by the contractors OF the
Nicholson pavement. There are about
t75 Of said suits. The argument OF one
or two will be considered suf6 1isns for
all, as all involve the same question.
Both sides having engaged able counsel
the result will be looked to With much
interest by all concerned. The paving
csses will be heard after the disposition
Of the following cases:
Apps-so7 Va Laird.
Oireuheimer vs. Cook.
Jsnsey vs. Holland.
Tee Clerk and Master will take an &C.
couHt to-day 10 the case Of Speckernagls
va Murford ct al.
CRIMINAL COURT. q. Bigezo,C,
Judge, etc.-This court was occupied yes
tefday ia empsnneling q Jury in the
case o. State vs JAMES Brown, indicted
for murder. Tue case will be taken up
''ris morning and probably concluded to.
day,
No other business on the calendar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

A CHANoE -Eawiu L Overall. Esq,
he editor and pub lsasr OF the S0uthera
argus and CRISIS Crystal Springs Miss
sdversisss fur a irst-ciasa practical prin
ter, vino can also peefor1 tue duties of
the editor when necessary. 'fhe reQui-
site qualifications ia addition 10 those
professional, ara that the applicant must
be . st2uaob Democrat, and q " friend If
the white rsce.n This Is 3 good opening
Tor ssme practical nan, WIs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

A SAD SIGHT-LsEt night Rboat
eleven o'cl, OK constable presented him
self Il the Fest District station house
Vaid g copf0s for Hans Msrgum, who
Was there confined, and orders % take
him % fan. The night vas i~oaTfGlly
cold, aud the prisoner was brought from
bis cell sbivtriug. down 10 the nice be-
low. Here he was eDnirOated by the
C0ustsb be, who drew from bis pocket =
sair q handouts, which DO proceeded
10 fasteu upon The W st= ~ the uuforiu-
nSte youth. L. WRs painful to roe bow
the n~isOUer ~shuGd-red aBd plead 70 B.
SHARED ,Ihe iBdigniiy but ia vain. The
'0exorabia ron wss secured fsst sr0und
his arms. aud bs was MARCHED out TO ihe
county isil, q feioo-a nsn who might
have been an rr8aneh5 10 sccieiyi tut
whom bad company had rni6ed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

JEFFEEsuN ETEEET MAHKET-Pend-
ing tIe dscision Of The II Junction By the
MsTkeimen We. The Nest Sores OF the
Glty, This Charley WBlGus) market
Will be open from 5 . n until 2 p a.,
Rnd fron Z TO g ?. D All old and new
customers are requested 70 bring their
orders within thsse houTs. The best Of
meat, gsme s1d vegetables always oD
aand. Meat delivered free Of charge
snywbeTs between Fort Pickering and
ChRlEEA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
Dessmbsr =.

The weather was horrible yesterday.
DARK clouds covered snd shut out tns
SlCe Sly, and the wind howled and wbis-
1e6 from the northwest in a msuneT
that cQs TO the bone, aud made those
whom business called into the street
Rhiver sad shake coed fsshi0n. At wri-
ding thin particles q snow are sailing
through the aiF, aud we should not be
surprised TO ind tho laTth covered With
snow this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

CoRNs! CokNsl COINS! DR. J. Lin
domeU, surgeon Chirol odi-t, RtSt Louie,
han arrived fuT the purpose Of curing
Corns, BUsious Gnd ingr0 wing nails. He
curs without psiu or drawing blood. by
q new rrocezs Give him 2 CAL At TIE
O rnrfnn Hniai for s lew nEtR. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

PETITIONS IN Observation-Disclosures s
Intending % avail themselves OF the
b-nsats ~ the Bankrupt law should re-
N m6sr thai if THAR petitions are not
died on OF bsfors tbs 1st Of January,
1850. they cannot OBTAIN 2 nnal clschsrge
fro q tnelr debts Elfhout paving hfry
cents Oh the doiiar TO Their r dltors. All
p4rsors wio nie their pestt9as In ne
clerks Office OF the U1itsI states Dis
trlet Court, with : deposit Of hty dol
lsra. dnrl,g the preseLt month, viii be
sttitled to = fi8sl di-cb g from sill
IN r. liabilities, whs.her th-y have any
a ssls or nos, upon paylug tha rest Of
thsh fees whsn theg yet thsiE discharge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

TRB mstter Uf did re zee between Mr
William ,. 6srdin sud Ju tge Henry =.
smith having been Irf=rrsd 10 Us, We are
glad To ssy that they have been honOra-
by adjusted towards both parties
.. L. ECPAT.
". MESELCE.
=. ". ESTES.
c Y RECHT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

CAPT. HAsLETE, We learn, has bsen
appointed 70 the position Of Assistant
sserstsrV and Treasurer Of the Little
Rock R.ilrosd. We congratulate him
on ais pr fsgmsut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

FINE TOBACCO. 5. S5einbeTg, No. 900
Front street, Eeep7 a fat supply OF tobac-
o o both smoking sud chewing. Call and
get = hex Of the Grand DWchesSs smOk-
ing $1,000. wv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

SENT UP.-Dzn Trscy, who was shot
10 Ihe hand by y policeman on Bssl
street some days sg- y as brought before
Squire Griffith, yesterday, and was re-
msndsd for eZaninaiiOn until the 18th
inst, uuGer 5000 bpUds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

RE-ARkEEFAD-We learn from Nicks-
burg thai Jak Winters wss arrested
there N SstUTday evening about ssven
O'Clock. Winner, 10 will ue remembered,
was confined u jail here, without bail,
on Ubsrge Of muIoer, ELd made his e.
cape 90 the 8 b Of J zoe isst. He will
be brUugh 60 Memphis immediately.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

TIE PEABODY HoTEL is now open
for q 2 scpi tiou o. trans ieat guests and
bosTdsT-. Price per Day, 81 % Day
Boar. $40 ger month. We VIII be glad
ID Welecns cur old friends sEd gueeis,
Il d -CQCERELLA ONs .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

IF VOC want 20 see 6 splendid assort-
mslt Of chamber, psrlor and dining
room furniture cUesp. sud DO hUnhug,
ouII az Z. Fegans, 256 Second street,
Irving block. /"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

'EqUIKE ELLIOTT yesterday sent Hli-
faro AID. Tsou tun African up, T. de-
FAULT a. $1,000 boz d, 10 aBsWer - The
next term u me Criminal Court to the
chsrgs Of roboing the rooms Of the
Southern Il lfei.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

simple, bat Heefu zi.-The sBtlre frae-
dorn lam all dsleterts1s fnxredients readers
d" Browns observation-disclosures orCorgh and
-y11cs l. zsngss, 8 "a Q rem. dy for tue mos
Delicate famris or youngest child, ard has
gsos- U hem to be held ia the high-s g estssm
bg singers and pubic speakers generally, in
courhs Irritation Of the Ihr al, caused by cold
or unusuai eyertion OF the vocal organs 10
speskiog in publlc or singing they pr0aGcethe
moss bsnsrclsI results.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

JOE LOCKS, 1884 Msin street. has al
the latest moBtbiies, woekiies sud dsiiies
from everywhere. New Orleans Picay-
uue, Times sad Prise Current on file. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

STEALING AGAIS.-MEs Z. A. Moore
had Elza Lf,Iy and Sarah Brown sr-
rested lor sIrs,.Ug hfty-tRo dollars in
gold. They Ssre svst ~, 10 default OF
$1,000 bonds, 10 a1sssr 70 the Criminal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

LADIES! all kinds Of Dress Goods,
lover :haa suy plscs Ia the city, 81 Rice
d Engsi's. uov26 tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

200 Nc, Ov, reozJ-. from 81 50 to SIS.
at Rr, & 4. Erl's, 259 Nam slTeet.
r.w.- II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
The mems TO DO this work "
cRlenlaiad TO lb.Ein as follCNsL
tnink az eslimate IS . verr b

We tank U eslimzte is a very fair
me Of what each county on our rosd
ought 10 do. Ia the wy OF subsc sibiDg
stuck, II we come reasonably near those
figures, 70 will bs see that we oAunOi
only grade our road bed and lay tue raiis
but have a respectable balance for equip-
ping the road snd building depots. Wh2t
is lacking from this source we think "
can easily make up by tbs sale OF fret
morlRags bonds to a limited extent.
] think, II Memphis and She by county
aid "a to the extent indicated. there 10 20
doubt whatever OF the early completion
OF the road 20 Troy station II VIII cas',
to pgtittn operation, about s25 600 a mile.
Length, 100 miles. Total cost, 81 SOD COO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

NORFOLK Oysters. cd Virginia
oysrags "a Kegs and cans just received
hy Express s. Memphis Oyster Dsp0', 80
Jefferson, 1t Is rents per can, 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

FIRs-There Was r fire out near the
CbsEeston depot yesterday evening
about six O'Clock. No particulars at the
station hca-ss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

FREE LUNCH every morniug, from 10
&c Il u'cit elk, 3 Y 10 L 6 Saloon, corner
ksla and Excnsbg- streets, 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
COTTON GINS
COTTON GINS.

WE are The Sole Agents for the sale Of these
W unTivalled Gin Stands. For bssuty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTSESs or DEALT, AND oUAHT-rx
OF LIHT COTTON turned oct PEI day, they ars
unsurpassed. REFERENCE can be Eafely made -
eVery planter who la given them a air trial.
WEsrs mule power Is used, they make = saving
o. H0u ~C18-quGrfsT 70 One-thtrd the draft
OvEz Any OT8Es Sis. Wei rs also agents hUz
HTRAUES GR ST I'LL End WHEELER.
CLEMSON q C0.S CIRCULAR SAWS
EoCsszEB 8 CO.
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and GUS,
gS% and "a Main Street.
fyiI dRV6n Nsmpnis. Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

For SALE.-A good paying business.
OBly = Em al cash capital required. Ad-
dress R. 5 T." this Office. s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
FOB SALE.


OWING 70 the failing health Of JANIS
~ STzEAR, (WhO has been IN cha &c CT the
premises az mansger and partner fOi the last
twenty i've years. STONEWALL- = farm en-
brscins about l&9 acres OF the choicest portion
or the stats OF the late DAVID CkAlGHEAD,
situated in the bend OF Island No 8, AIEanEas
side, Is now offered for sale.
There are on the place about $50 acres cleared,
vel fenced, ana now IN cotton and corn ons
hRndred aci "a In 6ne cypress timber, TO -h1eh
T9m the bank OF the river l., IN ccmpiete run
ming order, atrstuwzy provided WIih railroad
trucks, conTeBieBt for bringing lumber ror
shipment. The bslsDce or the land is heavily
rm0srsd with Osk, ssh, ualnut eOttonwCod.
stc Il IS well ieveed and = large portion Of
the trac- Is entiFtiy above the highes' hoofe.
The 9 are ei.o OF ths place c5mioTtableh houses,
n gro quarter, 4 gin and cotIoR r.Es, barns,
staDiss = fine apple And q peach oreharc' anG
evzIy4hisK in complete running order. Also,
RHumozf OF rel a. le bands. who have been on
the pt tce fOr years. Who maA be tmpl yed b
he Du chaz8r. Also mules. EOraes, stOs h hos.
Oxea, 81. sudicien t. work u, aac va ued az
soost 81 % These latter, II will Be desirsb 70
dispO-6 OF 10 the Of he land
For further FaItieuiars spply 10
IA kTEA ART, on the PrsT ise4
\ ". DAVIS. ~ Ffent Street Mem rs
CRAIGhEAD, BREAsf& GIBsOSs
ie4 lHn NasL vile Tenn.
3. L1nis Republican and Cipnein a. Z M
niercisi fDsn esl copy on mon.b B, and send oia
70 D.. P. ~ a. en- ~ Front street. Asmph =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

100 Dozen paiTs Cation Half Hose 81
1oc per pair, 81 Rice & Engels, 2SS Mein
street nov2B II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

A NEW House The card of Msgev-
ney s. R)gan will b. found Ia another
column. These gentlemen. already
known to fame as gallant III sers, the
former az Colonel OF the giOFiaGs I'D
l54th Tennessee, and the latter as Colonel
OF the 18th Tennessee, as well as COM
maDdsr OF Prices cavalry advance 10.
the famous Missouri rsid, aud both
equally ss we'll knowa since the war. as
young, enterprlSiug and energetic Mem
phis merchants, have cast q, err lots to
gethsr, and have opened at No $50 Front
street, one Of the largest and most com
plete stocks Of groceries and plantation
10 the South. Col b. Msgev-
nay has been for many months Of thu
house Of A. VaccarO & Co, and Col. ]
". R1gan of the house Of A. j. Roach &
Co. We wish them ali success Ia their
enterprise, sud feel assured thst IL an
earnest desire to piessa aud straight for
ward dealing win achieve 1t, they will
30.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

800 NJ. I SatiueE suit, 81 50 per snit.
B. Rice & Eagsi's- MOVES II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

We eAll : Gsntiun to the no Zoe Of dis
SUTTON # the c0~partuersbip OF the hrm
Of Al she & LoasTgsn, Ia another col
Umn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

EHTORK Entrusted 20 u attended 20 promptly.
w W3l furnish information Of The value
and location OF lands. Ga order, Surveyors
supplied with fDsfTumenGs and msLtriSs o.
The best msnufac ure.
Raear IN MI Wicks, President NJ. and OR
R.Toi p. Write, PRESIDENT u. and IT,: x,
!. IIVermore, Ian IS q. AeiSs. Cot Miner
Warrtwethe-. Co. VIZ Hunt, Brouton Bay
IA &c. Loewohd q feyton, EsqS e.
Fouts. Esc.. OraIl Brce. 4 &C.. Oainr-atn,
Sfawart q Co. 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

EBMIEE FUEs-Fran,iso o s. Virgins.
A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

TO-DAY elegant iaBcb Al 10 JefTersol
street. I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

DO Lsuier' ClOsks, latest stylst an0
elegantly trimmed, iroHd Is % TO sSs, &c
HSSs 4 RasspA pgvts II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

INTERNAL REvEEUE -Tae folio wing
ARE the mount paid IN 10 the oGtcs o.
R9lfe Saunders, Esq., Collector o IotrT-
nal R-venue, during lbs month Of No
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

CARPETS AND FURNiIURE-Just re-
csiveJ O 70 ~s's chssp by Aues,
Bsstrie & g., SS5 Main street. q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

BsHKRUPns DIscaAkGED d csm6ei
:, 1855: Wm. D.ske, Rsfus Il. Page r
w. hIeW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

LApTEsl II you wsnt a good Cloak
for little money so to Rioe s. Engels.
noVqg ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

4 WILD turkey was shot OUt o! OBS
Of the Zee IL tue pzik y, steF1sy. He
probably @, m from ArkeRsas-in seOoi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
mr. IATEsT FAsHIoas Our younl

LADIEs' FUKs-FrsnoiscO & Virgins.
81
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"PEABoDv" HAT Francisco & Wig
gi9's, St
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
STILL ~TRIUMPHANrl
G.. 2. FIlIel's sold RELIABLE
OAK o

EEAISTArSs IT, reputation As the ~
NJ STOVE IE1HE L. ESlzsss
1e~ NeuphIs AiWaya see Fiheys name en
saeh stove. A good supply OF Coo1l @SH
Heating Hfovaa. Crates, CASING, cpte- ISt
- - fSo~ I'D 'PrFgzsd " are ais eys On hand.
80 lob WoIk promptly s~tsencsoto-
J.F. scHABEz = CO..
,cvss "a, 40. 1sz nasn Sc. Memphis.
q. BRANDON.
D..s,- IN stoves. TiuWsre. Rouse Fu<
49, nssAtnE Goods.
CnaL. lard sna L,bTi atins OILS Icesing
and Repairing 2rowpI ett Eoeo 70 ~
Nsdis1a, OPP. 6t1zrsbpat HazdDE Eqtt5dEF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

FREE LUNCH daily at R ,ggio's, 10 Jef-
feTsOn street I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

THE "Feabodyn and "Aipinen hat
continue TO lead the fashion. You can
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08

OLTY MATTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12
esirIs-A Composition.
a VERY SMALL BOX

BY a YEh9 SMALL bOAsf ut boiaaLpS
don,t like girls. Girls is very different
from what boys .isanGiris don'tplay marbles,
and also, girls Adonf play. hockey. I played
hockey once and got whipped for IL Girls
sometimes get whipped, but not SO much as a
boys, their clothes ain ~ SO we'll suited tor it,
that is the reason, I suppose. never see 20
girls playbass Nbalt, but they say they do in
Boston,. L was never In Boston There is
plenty of ggi5ls 81 Boston apd big organs. Last
year wheHhT was young the teacher made me
set With the girls because Twas naughty; 4
cried Big boys like girls better than little
boys. Invent on.a2 sleigh ride one night with
my sister Nancy and gpomi Sykes, ed d We were
going to New Hartford, and when we got up
BY Pegg' s tavern Tom asked me to look in the
bottom Of the Sleigh for his whip, and Shile 4
vas looking be fired off, a. torpedo. | asked
him ifhe had any more torpedoes, sand he said
no, but he fired offanother when Iwasn' look
lag Girls don't like to- have men kiss them.
They always say dom t3di IF they wasn't fools
they would turn their heads the other way.
but they never do that. Girls get married
sometimes, but not always. Those that don't
get married don t. want ltoa s..Whens they get
married they have, wedding cake. I like we'd
alDg cake, but do not see any fun inS9getting
narried-especialy TO b girg { ~ ~. -
az afdGiaTfIN2rND 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-12
q DEEERRE ITEMS 81 % DFaNEWs. -
s. THE following itemsiof news, prepared for
vestsaraaay staa S paper, were crowded out by other
to,.l.st lo;t. as IL H. Z, g,sE DtIi I'm

:3o.sI Iii - tt,sE5}3 3fE Dt-~IE I'm
The accounts of. James, D. Martin, cashier of
the National Hide and Leather Bank of Boston
have been found to have been made up on false
Sounes. and, show sa1 deficit 0t about one hun
dred thousand dollars. 4 The dedication is at
tr;bused Ito Speculation Martin was, placed
under temporary arrest, but, by consent ot the
bank officers was released and put in charge OF
adeputy sheriff. !, a. G. FELTON,, whose require
meBts for money were supplied un known to
tie bank officers, is injaiL ffsaoqt 3eH Stllas5
tsAdueltook place near Baltimore, Saturday,
between Col T, x. Green, Of No, and Daniel
Wright, esq, Of Baltimore. Both parties were
wounded on, the .frstshot, Green in he should
er and Wright IN the leg. Neither was serious.
II hurt. "a second shot was insisted on by one
Of the parties, but was objectedto by his second.
ThaiSffair ended after the first shot, though no
adjustment of the trouble was had. q o3fss
The western papers furnish, full particulars
Of the fearful tornado aWhi.h swept over nor,
tions Of Illinois and Iowa on Sunday, the Sd Of
May, although there are yetno particulars OF
later, hurricanes In Davidson and William coun7
ties. Tennessee. We have already given d
general account of the tornado of the Sd, and
Of its rncti7e effects at s hangh III and
other places. e su.1..r ns7Ef . aEgot 2ti3:isz
At the Baltimore Corn Exchangeon Satur-
day morning some rem narkably fine specimens
Of leaf tobacco from Floyd county, Va, were
exhibited; The description is graded as gold
leafwrapper,i h and, being charcoal cured, pos,
sesses many, advantages over that cured by
other means. This Variety sold few, days
since at Ly at II Mejx ls95qa sii
Some robbers entered the house of an aged
couple rat Hampton sFallsi New Hampshire,