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HORRIBLE MURDER.
Grim. Con. aud liz Fatal
Termination.
An Injured u usband AveDges
Himself upon His Wife's
Paramour. a

This morning man named John Lin
nehan murdered Matt. Dryer, on the
Randolph road, beyond Wolf river, under
the following circumstances
It appears that Linnehan has been
suspeeting the fidelity Of his wife for
some time past, and yesterday evening
had proof positive Of her frailty by fud'
ing one Matt Dryer in bed with her.
He was unarmed at the time, and Dryer,
drawing revolver, forced him to leave
his own house he went of some short
distance to neighbours and stayed
all night, and this morning at an early
hour returned home. On bis way through
the yard he picked up an axe to defend
himself with 10 case he should again be
attacked. On entering the house he pro-
ceeded directly to his wifs's room, and
there found the destroyer of his happiness
in bed with her. A sudden frenzy over
came him, and he buried the axe in the
skull of the seducer, killing him instantly.
He waited a few moments to see if the
blow was really fatal, and then came
into the city and gave himselfup to the
first policeman whom be met. The affair
will be examined into this afternoon.
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MEMPHIS, June 4, 1868


EDIroRs LEDGER AS the writer of the
river news in the Daily appeal seems
determined to father me with the author
ship of two letters-one written to the
Aralanche and the other in last even
ings LEDGER-signed An Old Merch-
ant" / accept all the responsibility ap-
pertaining thereunto( although / certainly
was not the author), and defy the writer
in the AppeaIto disproye any one OF the
statements made in those letters. / will
20 further, since the matter has been
forced upon me, and engage to carry the
Vicksburg mail without asking the
merchants of Memphis for single cent,
provided Capt. Davis will transfer bis mail
contract to me (which he appears to think
will not pay him without this bonus OF hive
thousand dollars), and will give security
10 the amount Of one hundred thousand
dollars that will keep boat in the trade
for twelve months As to the siur on
my pluck, in this mornings Appeal
/ would say that / never had the
contract for the Vicksburg mail, but
carried it for a short time for the
party who had engaged to carry the
vicksburg mail twice each week, for the
sum Of sixteen thousand dollars per an
nun; he (ihe contraetOr) finding it would
not pay at that price, abandoned the
contract
Nov, have pluck enough to place a
boat (the Des Arc) IN the trade, aud give
ell security for the faithful performance
Of ny contract, If Capt. Davis will hand
over his mail contract TO me, which be
does not appear 10 have pluck enough to
carry out without dunning around aud
begging assistance from our merchants.
JoHS d. ELLOTT,
Captain land ovser) steamer Des Arc.
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AS the fruit season is approaching, we
would call the attention Of dealers,
house-keepers and others, to the HarteH
Fruit Jar, of which Mr.. Chas N. Erich
is sole agent for West Tennessee. This
Jar and cover being all of glass, is far
superior to any in the market, and is
opened and closed with the greatest
facility. In the various agricultural ex-
hibitions in this country as well as In
Europe, the HarteIl Jar has never failed
occurring from the Judges the first
award. Every jar is guaranteed to be
air-tight. For sale at Chas. N. Erich's,
1923 Main street, Pullen Il Hammock,
273 Main street. u
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THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION.
Meeting of Delegates Thereto
This Morning.
Addition OF Other Names TO
the List.

A meeting Of the delegates appointed
to the Nashville Convention by the
Shelby County Convention, at the City
Hall, On Monday evening last, was held
in the Avalanche editorial rooms this
morning, at which the following proceed
ings we're had;
Judge p. I. Scruggs was called to the
chair, and Capt. j. II. Matlhes appointed
Secretary.
The following members Of the delega-
ton appointed, signifed their intention
Of attending the Convention: s. p.
Walker, John W. Leftwich, General P.
B. Glenn, Jesse Page, Minor Merriwether,
j. II. Miller, ]. ]. DuBose, F. Titus, M.
c. Galloway, G. c. Ward, p. NJ. Winters,
w. G. Swan, N. B. Forrest, II. L. Priddy,
Antonio Cordsno, Col. N. Mageveny, jr.,
Andrew ]. Edmondson, J. d. Rufiin, N.
B. Hart, F. A. Tyler, W. W. Coleman,
p. 7. Scruggs, j, Harvey Msthes, Col.
w. r. Avery, Col. A. Clay Condo, John
Bullock, NJ. Mcclure, NJ. J. Waldrau,
Col. c. ID. Mclean, John Rosser, Capt.
I. f. Tobin, A. Seessel.
On motion, the name Of Col. j. b.
Marshall was substituted for that of
Gen. Albert Pike. The name of Gen.
j. r. Chalmers was also substituted for
that of Gen. Humes.
On motion, Col. Monsarrat was added
to the delegation.
The following names were also, on
motion, added to the delegation, in view
of the fact that many of those appointed
by the Convention of Monday night bad
signifed their inability to be in attend
ance at. Nashville, viz: John Reed,
Mike McFadden, VIM. Kehoe, Charles
Coffin, Vincent Bacciogalupo, Capt.
Jos. Lenow, Maj. NJ. 7. Griffin, William
Miller, John L. Eichberg, Louis Wander
man, Col. Sam. Toole, John L. Hartman,
Captain j. P. Pritchard, Andrew Drew.
| Ten members were added to the above,
the names of whom we failed to GET
A motion was made and carried that
all friendly to the cause be invited to ac'
company the delegation to Nashville.
On motion, Capt. Tobih, Major Mer-
riwether and Capt Dubose were APP
pointed committee to cosfer with the
officers of the several railroads and make
the necessary arrangements for the con-
veyance of the delegation to Nashville
and return.
The meeting then adjourned.
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emptory call:

|. Overton VS.. Hardin.
3 Apperson We. Bynum.
3. tilliam VS.. Hurt
A. Wynne vs.. Bruce.
5. Terry Il Mitchell VS.. League.
6. bescher, Shuttle 4 Co. va. League.
I, Iglauer & Pritz VS.. League.
s. Teof, Phillips 4 Go. vs.. League.
9. Lindauer, Arnold 4 Co. vs.. League
10. Menken Bros. W. League.
IL. Lewis, Matthews Co. VS.; League.
IL. Wolcott, Smith a Co. VS.. League.
10. McCombs 4 Co. VS.. League.
II. Stone VS.. League.
is. Lewenstein Bros. vs.. League.
", Tobin, Lynn Il Co. VS.. League.
Is. Herzog 4 Bro. vs.. League.
70. North, Murphy Mason vs.. League.
81. Carver VS.. League.
u, Avery Il Burnham vs.. League.
". League vs.. NJ erchants National Bank.
%. League vs.. Seessei,
a. League VS.. CarImel.
%. League vs.. Hill.
81. Wickershsm VS.. Williamson.
~. Brosman vs.. Mayor and Aldermen Of
Memphis.
80. Hushes VS.. Shultz.
81. Cook vs.. Rutland.
80. Cook VS.. Rutland.
SO. OverteR vs.. Birlin.
"a. Skipwith vs.. johnson.
IS. Williams vs.. Imam, Oalt q 20.
s6. TAYLOR, Cole 4 Co. vs.. Pope.
81. Randolph vs.. Metcalf ct al.
IS. Ferguson We. Mayor and Aldermen Of
Memphis.
80. Benton We. Rice Kngel.
40. Caruthers A Wright vs. hurbert.
Al. Walt vs.. Thomson.
~ Williamson 4 Holmes vs.. RhQdes.
q. Friedlander. Stick Co. We. Pollock.
a. Brinkley Va. Anthony.
IS. Cross W. Burferd.
a. Brosman vs.. Mayor and Aldermen OF
Memphis.
AZ. Sims W. Brown.
Is. Tate vs. Mayor and Aldermen Of Mem
phis.
az. Louis vs. ioduick.
81. Douglas vs.. Gross.
81 Spscht VI. Lacy a Mc6hee.
81 Lacy 4 McGhee W. Moore, Lewis 4
8ovan.
So. Jones We. Grccnlaw.
ri Warrouer ". Randle 4 Heath.
So Beaunoutvs. the Stat and Mayor and
Aldermen Of Memphis.
e. Beaumont vs.. the state and Mayor and
Aldernen Of Momphis.
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The VARIETIES-The array Of talent
and beauty in the persons Of the fasei-
mating Gardner aud Florence Sisters
Mile Henrietta aud Minnie Grey con-
tinues TO draw large aud delighted houses
10 this favoriie resort They are all
stars 10 their respective spheres, aud
never fail to please and amuse- An
excellent bill. with the entire company
in new parts, is promised for this even
ing.
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HATS HATS 1.-The best, at Leidy
a Co.'S, Practical Hatters, aGs Main
street, opposite the square. 50

ALL members Of the old Relief Fire
Company Ne. 7, will meet at the engine
house, on Dssoio street, on Tuesday,
June 9th, at o'clock pm. Business of
importance.
By order of Standing Committee. "a
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LAUNDRY orvrcr. 40 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.

rlssIssrYPr AND TExsKssEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart
New Orloans express, daily. 225 PM 4:l5 Pm.
Sardis accom- n, ex, Sunday. $3.50 AM 1850 Pm.
Freight, North, Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday............,.... 3:25 pm. $50 Am.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily......... 500 Pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily....l0:40 pm. 1880 pm.
Someryille &C. save Sunday S;25 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 8:C0 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-"...-.......". gl5a.N. 800 AN.
Night Express................ 3:l5 pm. 4:00P.M
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time; Ticket office, No. 2S71T Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street.
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Conjugal Love, and the Happiness 10
True Marriage.-Essays for young men, on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create implements to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
philadelphia. Pa. 67-l46
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NorcE.-Nothiag new for the editor Of
the Avalanche to state about cheap job
printing that throw away in the streets.
have ii done at the LEDGER and appeal
offices and pay for IT, King Of Pain,
DR.. Csc. MoBRIDE LAWRENCE.
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HERNANDo ROAD. GENTLEMEN having
family supplies to purchase, can save
time and money by purchasing of S. M.
Guest, just south of South street. 81
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We have the latest and neatest Hats
i'm the city. Leidy a. Co., Hatfers, OPP
pOsite the square.

The SOUTHERN Insurance COMPANY
This company is one of the oldest COM
panies of the city, and without disparage-
ment to any, we may say one of the best
and most reliable to be found anywhere.
Did it ever occur TO rich man that he
might lose his riches, and so ought to in
sure; or, to poor man, that he might
die aud leave family helpless without
his labor, who might be comfortable and
happy by bis spending fifty dollars year
for insurance on his life, in such com
pany.
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SAD AooIDEST.--Just as we go to press
we learn that Mr.. G. T. LeGuere, the
druggist, was this morning drowned,
while on fishing excursion in Arkansas.
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INFORMATION of three stone set 'dia.
mond breastpin, valued at about Two
hundred dollars, supposed to have been
stolen, can he had at the office Of the
Superintendent of Police, No. Al Madi-
son street.
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The Picnic AND SoIREE AT THE
SPRINGs.-The special trains on the
Memphis and Ohio road this morning
took out several pleasant parties to the
grand basket picnic in progress at
Raleigh Springs to-day. The trains
leaving at four and six o'clock this pm,
will afford conveyance to those wishing
to attend the ball 10 night A regular
line of buses will also ply between the
railroad and the Springs, and likewise
between the hotels and the depot in this
CITY.
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GENTLkhEN can get thelr clOtnes
nicely cleaned at p. Il. Cavansugh's,
No. 80 Union street, in eight hours. 79s
RELIGIoUs.-The fSlowing are the ap-
pointmenis, up to August, Of the Right
Reverend Bishop Quintard, Bishop of
this Episcopal Diocese Cleveland, June
81 and 4th; Pulaski and St. Johns,
Ashwood, June 9th to. llth; Trinity,
GAINESVILLE, June 18th to 18th; St. Mary :,
Memphis. Juss 18th; Good Shepherd
Juue 18th; Calvary, Memphis, June 2lst'
am; ST. Lazarus, Memphis, June 2lst'
p.m; Grace, Memphis, Jane 24ih; Good
shepherd, Memphis, June 18th, pm;
Lagrange, Jane sOlh; Somerville, July
ID: Bolivar, July 5th; Jackson, July 7lh
TO oh; BrownsEiiie. July l2th; COving-
ton. Jaly 18th; Nashville. July 18th to
2sib; Shelbyville, August ID
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-FIVE MILK COWS WITH
= PAINE MCCONNELL,
% Western Cotton Shed.
NOR sALE-A Splendid SECOND; HAND
i Letter Pros. will be sold cheap. ApPPly, at
TeleRranh Office. 2L-l
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New MUsIC.-We have received from
f. Katzenbach, Main street, an advance
copy of song " dedicated to the ladies
of the South who are decorating the
graves of the Confederate dead" and ap.
propriately entitled "Kneel where our
Loves are Sleeping" The words are by
G.. w. r. and the music by Mrs. L. Nella
Sweet, of Nashville, for whom the COM
position is published by A. E. Backmar,
of New Orleans. The lines are replcte
with the tender sentiments which are
awakened in the Southern heart at the
graves where sleep those whose lives went
out in the night time of our history, but
whose bright names and heroic deeds are
destined to live in song and story so long
as to their countrymen is left the Tyre
and tablet The music is BETTING to the
theme-sad, plaintive and sweet as the
voices of the loved and lost in memory.
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THE TouRNAMEET.-We again call the
attention of the following gentlemen to
the fact that they are requested to meet
Captain Van at the Appeal editorial
rooms at four o'clock this evening: Gen.
James R. Chalmers, Gen. J. d. Rufhn,
Col: ~ Mageveuy, jr., Col James Cole
man, Col. W. l.. Stewart Col. L. Z.
Haynes, Msj. C. P. Rambaut, Capt.
Geo. Mellersh, Capt w. II. Psssmore,
Dr. W. N WilkersOu, aud Dr.. J. S.
White. The object of this meeting, as
we are informed, is the appointment Of
officers and committees for the forth
coming grand tournament, and it is
therefore desirable that the attendance
should be large. We are also requested
to state that all knights whose names
have been enrolled are invited to be
present.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds OF Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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BOAR Mc


nOARDING. MARRIED OR SINGLE
Is gentlemen can find pleasant rooms ana
good board. on reasonable terms. by apphca-
ton to Mrs. NJ. L. Baxter. 1873 Third street.
Table boarders always accommodated. 81
DOARDING.-MRS. HARVEY INFORMS
Is her friends and former boarders that she
has taken the new brick house, No. ~ Il.
Martin street, near Beal, and fitted up the
same in excellent style for respectable Board
ing House, and intends to keep her table sup
piled with all the deicacies the market anords'
TERMS:
Regular Boarders per week. w
Day Boarders, per week. ........."" . w
Transient Borders. per day,.......- l ~
Single Meal ....'''''''"' oO
BoURs FOR MEALS:
Breakfast, ...".-..."".tr to am.
Dinner, Recommendation II to pm.
supper, ....................from Ito Z pm.
nOARDING.-TWO OR THREE GENTLE,
Is men can be, accommodated With DAY
BOARD by application at No. go Monroe
etraat
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Our Hats are the best. Leidy a. Co.,
Hatters, opposite the Square. s.

HATS HATs HATS HATS AT EAST.
ERN PRICES. are obliged to move,
and our stock must be reduced.
Francisco & WIGGIN,
70 Hatters, 300 Main street.
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If you want GOOD Hat, go Il
LeiJy's, opposite the square. s

RUssELL's DIsPENsARr.-The wonder
full cures effected by DR.. Russell have
rendered the popular institution, which
bears his name, the resort Of those who
have at other hands sought in vain ale
Walton of their ills. The Doctor treats
all forms of chronic and private dis
eases with signal success, without the
use of any poisonous drugs, which too
frequently leave the system of the
patient shattered forever. His treat
ment is at once simple and effective.
Consultation free and strictly private,
at the dispensary, Nos. 40 and AZ North
Court street, between the hours OF
8 o. clock a. N. and p IN.
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Money 10 loan on COIlateraIs at s2s
Main street. cot

The BENEFIT To.MoRRow NIGHT.
The box-office will be opened from two
to FIVE o'clock this p M, for the sale Of
reserved seat tickets for the grand COM
plimentary testimonial to Manager
Thompson and lady, by the Memphis
Amateur Dramatic Assertion, to-mor'
row evening. Those, therefore, wishing
to make sure of good seats should be on
hand. The house will doubtless be
crowded The entertainment will con.
sist of many attractive features, princi-
pal among which will be the romantic
Scotch drama of Meg Aerrilles, with a
number of the first ladies and gentlemen
of the city in the caste. The piece has
been thoroughly rehearsed' and will, we
are assured, be presented in manner
that will rebound to the credit Of those
who have undertaken the affair.
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To TraveIers..- .AccIdent Ihsurahce
can be obtained of II. p. Butler, Gene
raj Agent of the original Travellers In
surance Company, at 10 Madison street.
$4,000 for % cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount.
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SUPREME CoURT.-We have made ar
rangements Whereby we will publish
daily, hereafter, the proceedings of the
Supreme Court, in session at Browns
vile. AS the court adjourns each day at
one o'clock pm, we are enabled so to do.
The proceedings will be found in our
telegraph column. We present below the
Law Docket, and call the attention OF
attorneys to the same. The other
dockets will be duly published as they
are about to be reached. The Law Docket
will be reached tomorrow, on the per-
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DON'T FORGET that our sale nj
Cost for Boots, shoes and Hats, still
continues at the old stand, 27s Main
street. III Ut. HANDLAN a. co.
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PIrTsBURo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 247 Second
street. 7
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PHOENIX Insurance CONPASY.-Ofice
removed to 10 Madison street, right hand
door at head of stairs.
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LOS

T 0sT.--FfVE DOLLARS REWARD
4 black ENGLISH TERRIER SLUT. about
five months old eanswers to the name OF
Katie !" had on a collar with name. The
above reward will be paid for her delivery at 2s4
Main efrnat gu
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Special Notices.

Pure Soda Water.-We have obtained, at
great expense. one of the finest and most APP
proved GENERATORS ever invented for the
manufacture of Soda Water. 1t is connected
with cistern of pure rain water; and as the
process of its manufacture is constantly going
on, 1t is always fresh. cool and pure. Give 1t
trial.
WARD Il LEGUERE. Druggists.
Cor. Main and Adams streets,
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-Four HUNDRED barrels fresh corn
meal, just received.
81 A. ]. ROACH & Co.
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II. B. PAoKER-No. Pittsburg coal
No. 1891 Main street.
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To TraveIers.--.Aecident Insurance

straw Hats-aII styIes-at Leidy d.
Co.'s, Hatters, opposite the Square.
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RAsPBERRIFs, fresh every day, from 7.
S. Barbour's fruit farm, at southeast
corner Beal street market. 81
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COIN pens repoinled at 32s Main st.
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WANTS.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE. ABOUT
w two thousand dollars worth of Clothing
and Hats toward desirable lot for private res
fsrty.acres Of the very bist Iowa land, one
mile from railroad depot and town; Address
i"'' III. B. WELLS.
q. 967 Main street
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HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 297 Main street.
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PEOPLES
INSURANCE COMPANY,
1e Madison street, Memphis. Tenn.
O r. r L @ &c I:

CAPITAL STOCK, : 100000.
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NAhD o. LEU uEhH' Diussis@S'
Cor. Main and Adams streets.
Opposite Worsham House.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
CHAPTER III.
Col. LIZ Notn6 REtRNQE.

When Col Le Noir left tho chapel his heart vas torn
with rage aud shans, and be determined to wreak s
mary vengeance Csptos, not only because shs he'd
banned hlu In his schemes against Clara Day. but besnnso
be know her to be the child OF biz murdered brother.
Eugene and feared she would sone day clan her dead
fathers estetos @ 3 ti 't'
In this mood o: mind three days before his departure
to jou his 1ent e sought the retreat Of the ouua
lie chose eatly hour Of tho evoipg as that In which
he should lie nosi Likely to ind Black Donald.
IT about eight oeloek when no wrapped his large
cloak around Lis tall 6gnre. ppod his that low oyer his
cavern In the side OF the Demop's Punch Bowl
On arriving Of certain spot, he gave 4 peculiar
whistle. which was immediately answered froiu within
by tho well faown voice Of tho outlaw ohef, saying;