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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

HUNDREDS Of negroes hung around
the Be- .slrsr's Office and the County
Court building al day yesterday, bsset
ting everybody tHst passed for news from
the election. Ea;hiIg, however, could
TO Congress.
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To GREMAEs Notices or sdvertise-
msnt in the German language will be re-
ceived sud published IN this paper. a
careful and competent proof reader will
see that they are printed correctly. If
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THE WISE FUND.-Many persons srs
under the impression that this move
msnt Of the Irish Literary Association
Is q failure. They are mistaken, IS we
sra reliably informed by those who
ought % know.
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THERE was a called meeting Of the
board OF County Com missioneYs yester-
day. The only work done by them vas
the reading Of the minutes Of the prsvi-
ous meeting.
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D. AsTE d Co. are in daily receipt Of
the fnsst and m0st delicious Norfolk,
Saddle Rock and Cherry Stone Oysters,
ia shell and cans. Southwest corner
Main and Union streets. oc31eOdu
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z. ?. BATES & CO.,

Cotton and Tobacco Factors
A ND PRODUCE COMMISSION MER-
"a CHANTS, No. 25S Front street, Memphis,
SO orders promptly attended to. nov5 2m
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SEASIDE OYsTERs.-NobIe & Co.'s IN
rlvaled Seaside oysters, warranted large,
fat and sweet received daily, by Elk
press, 81 the Memphis Oyster Depot No.
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BRICKWORK.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
T5Ash se1Esr Regiment,
Mission Of the Church, ;!
PANoLA coUNTY, MIssIssIpP

Pamela COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
WILL be sold st public cutlery, ct Como,
w Mis-, on THURSDAY. the I0sh Gny OF De
cember nexi, That va usbls slAa lsGSa Of 10
acres. more or legs, known a. ihs StoV&ll Pi4sa,
adjoining A0stin PAsley's, hho1. vVo zuss
from the raircAd. las the usual iapEosS-
Ineuts, and located on a48stscis srssf f&fNs
VII be msds known OF the day OF sale Parties
desiring to eXsmiDe the place are referred to
Mrs. Austin PAz.sy pests1fce, CsUa.
TEOS. P. SIOVALL, Executor
nnvR tIr OF rIaasan. SL9vall. aacsaskd.
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ATTENTION TAX PAYERs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants in
sums 70 suit tsZ payers, can be obtained
AZ the lowest rates st the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner Of JeferEon and
Front stTeets e
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CoLoRED DEMoCRAT.-Tbos. Clarke,
cslorsd, voted the Democratic ticket on
Tuesday. Hisname goes on the list.
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LARGE lot of beautiful dress goods,
bought since recent decline, just opened
st Rice & Eueeps, 2SS Main street.
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InrGe stock OF Gents Clothing
and Boots and shoes az gceas
bargains. j. H. LOewenssine a
Bro. closing "a safe, No. 23l
Main street.
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DOLBEAR's Commercial College. go
Msin street, open day and night. New
pupils can begin any day in writing,
bookkeeping, arithmetic, etc, etc. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

The RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF the I5lth
Sr. Regiment will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening 81 half.
past Z O'Clock, ST Hibernis Hall.
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COUNTY SCRIP! COUNTY SCRIPT!
wsnted a. Memphis City Savings Bank,
corner OF Jefferson and Front streets.
ocf27 If
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Attention, Country and Retail
Merchant Large stock SahE-
Gees. sSIeschea and Brown BAe-
uaeSItss, Stnseys herseya, Osna-
buTga EKsnneiR. Boots ana ShOeA
aHG Letting being sold Out AZ
extra bargains. j. n. LoeWen-
stfne 81 Bros, No. &SI Main
atra@f
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has al
the latest dsilies, weeklles and month.
lies, books, stationery, base balls, etc.
Ivy
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TIE Board OF Aldermen meet to-day
at p o'clock.
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Lnhorera Kanted-1eOO Men.

MO work On the Lsveea at G~rssnville, Wash.
inEtcn county, Mississippi Wages GOOD
HUGHES & sEARLEs,
oas1- eoRf7aetcTA
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JUST received, so dozen Alexander
Kid Gloves, at 81 IS per pair, at Rice &
Engers, 233 Main street.
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THE weather clerk, Uucle Billy Dardis
has removed from Ne. 2 Adams street 70
No. oo Jefferson. no. Ivy
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D0ncsnn Acodeanu.

DROF. NOOK has commenced hts session Of
4 Dancing Lessons at his old Hal, 81 Second
5 rest, Jeherrou 5Iock. FOR Ladies sac CEil-
dren, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
Gents, Tuesday ani Thursday nights. Facuc-
ing parties every two ~eeks. oeZ2 I'm
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The Returns Nearly In.
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PROFESSOR HAsELMAYER.-On Satur-
day afternoon Prof. HsselmayeT, the re-
nowned prsstidigi;stor, who hiss been in
this city lying on bis oars during the
past week. Will give, ct the New Mem
phis. 6 matinee, which we are sure will
be largely attended by our best citizens
especially by the ladies. Prof. Hssel-
MAYER. during the past week, has at
tended several little private parties, al
q of which We had ths pleasure OF be-
ing present, and csu truly sver that IL a
paFler, totally unprepRFed or secomps-
MED ~ apparatus, bis teats o. prestidlg-
tstion ard legsrdemEin are even more
wonderful than they appear on the stage.
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THE Boulevard Skirt, in great variety
can be found at Rice & EngePs, 233
Main street.
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THE DESOTO BOARDING AND LIVERY
STABLE Mr.. Joe SeliCfnsn, the most
enterprisiDR livery stable keeper in the
city az Memphis, and who turns out one
of the very finest "rigs" TO be seen
on the streets, hss just purchased the
large Snd connections DaSotO stable,
No. IS Union street, which be has fitted
up in first. class stvie ~ = livery and
boarding stsble. The buggy room il
separate and dre-prOof Horses viii be
boarded cheaper than elsewhere. His
old stsble, corner Union and Third, viii
be reserved as d sale stable. lw
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Leftwfch Elected by HOO.
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TELEGRAPH WIREs CUT.-On Monday
night late, or Tuesday morning, sl Of the
Telegraph wires lesding into Nashville
we're c1t-fOr what purpose heaven only
knoWs. The Louisville wires were cut
-.-sr Msdiso D Station, eight miles out on
louisville and Nashville railroad (;
IL Mevuphis lines about two miles; the
%a+fsnoSga wires shout v miles and
AZ ToSnsoavilie wires shout six miles
~ = city Of Nashville. The wires Of
sIo S1S,6e;u Pacific and Atlsntic Com
1aOv were cDt two mfes south Of Edge
SaI3 Tunction. he Nashville ara Deca'
q liae was cut where NIo1s ScI0@S TIC
eso Just beyond the car sN0Fs s,oa
THE damage wss prOmph5S remealeoi
and oy midday Tuesday dispaEU:teS "ee
being sent and received over ali o. sHe
liaes.
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We we're pleased to meet, yesterday,
"a sh.te hands with our friend j. 4.
Powers E. County Trustee. Mr..
55.o North for soma two
months, and returns y .r
mated and invigorated '"0 "'
campaign.
Sam. p. Rose, Esq Of the "a
Record, is IN the citv. He reports y
Upton SIS "sll right" sni sitting up.
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Wedical College Of Memphis.

u,HE RaxuIar Course OF Lectures in this In
sfit1fi0n viii n Ga FONDA ID
Novembsr. ct 9 an, and terminate on zarcn
! Gssa- ALEXANDER ERSKINE, D.,
"a ~ Dean Of the Faculty.
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KARHIEn.

BARNEfT-ANDERsoN-At the residence
Of the bride, on Union aveaue, or HsTsmser
5fh, by the aev. Mr.. Youns, Col. VIZ. =. BAR
NETT TO MIS-. MARY A. ANDERSON, all Of this
| rEtr-
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A FINE lot Of black ard colored A.
peoas just opened by Bioe & Engel's, 2SS
Main street. If
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The vOte.Or Fayei1e All Right.
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Atvbfob time directors VIII be chosen for the
ensuing year. stockholders viii pc sassed nee
cvsr tHs road By exhibiting NsStincssss OF
4ametsFy and Treasurer.
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Bring cut the Big Drum and the
Little Oaeg
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NUM- still remains behind ia the race.
The following table shows his total vote,
~ f.r 50 heard from:
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MtsstsssppS and Tennessee Il. e.
St0ckhOE&erS' Meeting.

THE Annu Netting OF the Stockholders I
i the Mississippi and Tennessee EAnread
Company vii be AelG In the oi5 OF MenPH8s
On WEDNESDAY, November III, 1855,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIa THEATER

Be- = to Ar-. " c. Tsompp0n.
Friday Evening, EOVemDers-IIbe pro-
oncsd The elsSAat soaeoy OF LQs As
SURANCE. ToceneIake With If LINZ
Saturday, 2 s'cIosk Pm, Prof Hg3rlmsyers
Matinee. Admission 50 cents To al parts Of
the house.
SCALE OF PRIcEs-Dre1 Circle ard PaTouette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle. 81
cents CoiOred Boxes, 20 cents Colored Gal
lery, - csnts.
Doors open at J o'clock eurtsin viii rise A.
quarter TO precisely. Box-bOok opeH from
70 O'Clock am. to 3 pm.
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GAGE & FISHER. sOS Front street. I'm
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Tremendous Democratic Gains.
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Coed y3rd wide BrOWn De-
Westic IS s-S cents. Rest fl
Brown Domestic - cents ThIs
stsscE sSEuss De cisseS Sut. J. II.
LocWensaine a. Bros, clay
Building.
LAGGE LOT NIles Cloth Shoes at 50 25
OCT II RICE & E-y9EL, &c Main st.
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CITY MATTERS.
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THE

-
THE
Tremendous Democratic Gains.
LeftWfch Elected by HOO.
The Returns Nearly In.
The VOTe'Of Fayetle All Right.
Bring cut the Big Drum and the
Little One!
Sound the Loud TiEnbreI DER all
Tennessee,
LeftVTtch's Elected, tbs Eighth
District Is Free!
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

The Boston forge and locomotly,
works have completed an addition, a by
81 feet, \ large number Of men are en-
ploy,l ia forging for the | Mon Pacific
railroad,
Two men IN attempting 10 cross Nj
sgara River a. Chippewa, in canoe, wer,
swept into the g.l.i- sad over the Falls
few days since Juey were both intox'
icatcl
In the graveyard a. North Pembroke
y, H., there are i've monumental slabs in
a row, with no Intervening ones, which
bear the names Of persons Of the follow
ing ages; 30, -, -, 81 and -,
Up in Berkshire, the corn is tasseling,
potatoe, arr hlo-soming, oats are heading,
rye is yelllowiug, huckwheat shows hall
dozen leaves, and all the crops seem 10
be doing as well,
Tho weather has depressing effect
upon the matrimonial business. Several
interesting weddings in the vicinity OF
Great Darlington, Mass, have been post
poncd on account Of the intolcrablc
heat,
Tho New Catholic Church edifce in
Manchester nearly completed, is one hun
dred and forty.six feet long by seventy
WIDE and the spire is one hundred and
seventy feet high, II is the largest struc-
turo in New Hampshire.
Report says that skeleton has been
discovered buried in the neighborhood Of
the scene OF the recent Holmes murder at
Kingston, which is thought TO be that Of
a man who boarded with Deacon Andrews
and mystcriou-ly disappeared, some years
ago.
Com. Vanderbilt recently Travelled
forty miles in torty.sovcn minutes.
Baseball is all the rage in the west
cm par, Of New York State,
We know certain station-nastcr
20 dpyotgdly attached 10 his ayoeation,
that he invariably dine, on "Time-
table "
Over 5000 pilgrims to Mecca have
home, absplvad from all their
sins by kissing the famous black stone,
Tho conversion Of 10000 Fecjee can't
balls, out Of 100000 authropophagi, into
eaters of brute flesh and vegetables, is a
triumph for the Christian missionaries,
Peter y. Boyuton. of New jersey, of.
fcr~ to wager $4,000 that he can swim
from Cape May to Cape lIeulupen, dis
,anoc ot fifteen miles.
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-ilNtrapthy son thu decline
-ih.,n'he Is made in >Witl.r|s.t
-l'arep, Ra., .uag IA d ~ so, will
hons. IN t,,lit,~,i, s., .'.
Three Rochester LAWYERS ii Is .ts.,l
have been arrested as ni.ino.,,.,.
r.La ,1I.. ~ W
w -. -A.''l' l''a " l4AeN MAN la7
CO.. .r ~ ,'''o-
s,. ~ ;'ii'''''"l . ~ '''S'fI. met "'ti III
''''''', @ j. som, ''''''- ,''''']'''S'
Atom" OF the seaside resorts the 9TH
i or aa} a man 'rled 'o.e't soup with his
'>''.'e,
american tourists IN Europe viii
soon be iockihg home III large crowds
"A young lady at Tile White Mouu-
tain> has fallen in love with a guide,
-"slee,,v Hollow church at rarry,ovD
was bailt a. carly as lose.
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Republican Meeting in Mount
Holly.

Tho church t Mechanie7si..n was
filled ON saturday evening, August 9ah,
with an Intelligent and apprecutiNc au-
dicnce ui ladies' and gentlemen. who lis
tened to the Instructive aud eloquent re-
marks Of CsL Char.e. 10. Joyce aul
JUDI W. {. puutu T ihtaa1 The
meeting We erle1 =, .n.r Us IiHup
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Washington Items.

ton, Rosccrans was olo,etel Will N,
rrr,iden, on saturday,
Positive evidence has been obtained
ct over fifty fraudulen, bounty claim, lc'
Ing paid by the Treasury on account OF
cnlorcd troops.
a movement has been, commenced
with view To unite the United States,
England and Russia in grand cVpcli-
tiou 10 solve the problem Of the north pole,
that is, to reach it, il possible, AMI a~gcr,
tain il, surroundings
Secretary Seward sent instruction,
on Thursday by the cable to Minister
Webb, at Rio Janiero, directing him to
insist upon the passage Of the United
States steamer Wasp through the allied
lines TO Asuncion, and in ease If refusal
10 demand his passports.
An order for the discharge Of a mum
ter Of officers whose positions are sine
cures, was sent to the New York custom
house by Secretary McCullooh, ON Satur-
day. The order reduces the exprn,e. If
that establishment S9s0o0 per annum.
Senator Morgan having conferred
with various Republicans in Washington,
IT has leen settled That l...,,a g .,..r,i
Schcnek shall meet in ,j,t eit,. ,,ri,r .,
tho ols, of S.n,.,,I,.r ., so.i1,. H..
mine the subject Of session Of CONGRESS
a, that time.
Gen. Meade brousl., with linn to
Washington all the official n,par. in tle
case Of the .hburn murJrrers .L,u.ir,,
exactly what trc,tm,n, bo,b rri.,,cr.
and witnesses received Il fefn,es ,,,r,.
copperhead story wbia, Ia. -. .',
aaoat about ,bis ,n,,,or ~, r.,,.,..
received official ,tsor,ni..,,,, ,,.,,,IJ;.r. IL.
record
IN. ,r.as,,r,. .,.,.,...,.. t.i......,.
shows tb,,Sit, oo6 -, f.,..;.,..,. -,
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got "a some bread and milk, excgllep, and
refreshing, boiled sulue eg-s als5. sul
showed "a no llglle kindues#, as her ...nd
man did in su'ug after water WIN the
train came back liislir hriare ttr,s. "A,
fell again into ~ hrol, 81 t.c same com.
duotoT, who lrgu A., rat,s,.tint, Of
innocence, aud .,a VIA admitting thai
he did not give u.1ser la HE cars IL tho
place u eleH.", .ut made the call
on the outside. Nags IF course, few
I or none within rauJl hear Again, / en-,
deaNortl 70 SCI B. 'pry him his neglect Of
duty and agaiu hc laughed heartily at
our misfortune and expressed mo- regret
+ whatever a the occurrence.
what Is Tie use Of writing this letter
20 you Why simply this: /. 10 con,
tribute just little TO the entertainment
OF those who, Ike this smart conductor.
take delight IN "a, misfortunes Of others.
=, To caution travellers in going over n
road tgr the first time 10 do their own
thinking and watching and never 10 trust
20 tho care u a railroad official and 3.
To make one more effort to awaken dirce.
tors and oYer>eers 10 the Importance If
giving thelr employees instruction 10 b..
-'uw.sume little attention upon the pas,.
engcrs whose comfort and safe transport
1t Is their dHtN II possible, 10 secure.
TEQIuNc-Thcre win he a thu; Oh,
the Fair Ground, Monday, Sept :, 1865,
commencing at To- O'Clock, a, H., Tor
purse Of twenty-five dollars; fifty dollars
ID. 4 4. a..
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wretch frll 70 The ground lle was ,ps,d,
is re turrl w cons .ousnes sA1thergepe
procured, and tile man Was hnally ,tran.
Sled IN death, This horrible siglt was
with ssel by about ,wo hundred persons,
most II them eolorel,
MuCu WAS or TIE MosI PEoFI -
\ rich uohleman, on showing friend his
large collection OF precious stones aud
grm- that had been ggiheTed hy grea,
hlor and expense, remarked Aud yet
they yield me no income" Ills niend re-
Piled that lac had two stones which COS,
him but ton forms; Yet they yielded him
an Income a We hundred ilorns a year
Tho nobleman WAS very anxious % see
such profitable stones, when his friend
took Him 10 his haltr-mill aud pointed out
the two ham,ly milestone, which yielded
a larger u.,m, than all his jewels,
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- nay AT Iioosick Junction---Or,
IN Editor In a urUil."

: SUM ~ AAs' Nu~-tHlANt A|rA.t.E tA
column ia the New York Observer detail
IN the experience Of the remarkable an,
christian editor II that oNa,llcn, paper il
attempting 10 .,t from this city to Cam
bridge uu q rcccut occasion II will b,
seen from his account that he was ear
! riel beyond Eagle Bridge, the point a
which hc should have changed ears, an,
/ aud Wa, compelled 10 remain in over SOM
hours ~ lIon,igk Tho editor describe
, his experience with lc,t that under tht
cir gm,tmac, {, quite refreshing
Aou were newer II llolsiok Junction
lou mover heard 1T it, aud DO NOT know
Whortit U.s. Ii you are good, trust il
may D. never necessary fNr yen 10 -
there.
lm,t been thyr. once. | cannot Say
with the children, Il have been there, ana
still would go. It's Ikea little heaven
below" l. is upt at all like Il; quite tn,
reverse.
II wa the hottest day Of thi, year, OF
many years "a day Of terror % those Whg
worked in the sun Men icll dead in city
streets, sun struck Farmers left the folds
and waited till the sun, that Smiles hy
day, had spent it, uuon-tilc fury, ERE they
resumed their tolls. Horse, melted in
harness. II was an awful hot day The
mercury ranged iu the shade from - t.
loo and in the sUn it went mp tn height.
unknown
Al eight O'Clock. after % swcltcring
night in Troy y. i, ! took the cars
TO - 10y rail 90 Canbrilgc You have
heard # that lace: the "Old White
Meeting lIun-o" is there. The graves of
the latraroh~ of that church ur< There.
1t i, 3, great place to 20 from, and bet
ttr place 30 stay ia A. the hills are
round about Jerusalem, SD are they around
that gDndly place a beautiful vale. where
peace, content and plenty dwell Two Ia
dIr, were in company With me. Neasked
at the Troy station, after buying tickets.
~ hjnh is the car fnr Cambridge r. We
were directed 10 II, though, as usual al
our rail road stations, il was hard 10 find
any one 60 give information To passengers.
\ phcari ou the platform stated that
this ear Ua- lur Cambridge. We entered.
three Of rs: the Conductor, some time al
tcrw ard. called FIR our tickets: tore off
part that t1ah W. to Elgle Bridge: said
Yothme Of any change Of cars. A. he
passed again ] stopped him and asked him
about the time 81 leaving Cambridge hc
passed on We made several stop, and
ycntured 10 ask the conductor if any
change We, necessary in gettinv to Cam
bridge.
"Hou ought to have got o,tt," he said,
AT the last station
and why did yun not tell me SO -
humblv inquired
Il did call. an ont for CAMBRIDGE. b"
he said.
Not in.this car" | said but what is
to be done now r"
You must yet on, Al the next station
,,,l ,,.;, ,,u H., 49,, ,.,,,,
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<ANA hllAs
Feem a week On ten day, and then wa 81
duty again as though nothing uH7ps ha'
happened 10 him
L1u-dun ~ A.nswurth, wholesale tlaU
dealor,, are building -iurchou-e nea
the railroad station, g2o iect in length
and y feet in width, Tie building vii
be capable Of storing three thousand bar
rcls Of -four, and this entorpG-ing firm in
tend to have it packed irom bottom L
top before snow flies, Their 'ale,are eN
tonsiyo and widespread
Tie West Castleton Slate Company ar,
erecting an immense min for their bust
ness, II is over 200 i.g' long 30 feei
wide and not very high, and built q
stone, The business Of hi, company is
exceedingly profitable and prosperous un'
der the superintendent Of Mr., Samuel
Hazard Heretofore they have been I'M
able 10 tlll their orders promptly but in
the future they viii he able TO fiji them
at sight by reason Of improved and en-
largol facilities for % doing.
The Eagle SLATE Company are building
large mill at thor extensive slate works,
The machinery viii b carried by steam
power, and will accomplish uu immense
amount Of work Tic business Of thi,
company has been steadily Increasing nm
der the efficient direction pi Mr. Sutief,
as superintendent, for the last two years
At that time their working force was only
fifty men, now they number two hundred
men, good and strong, aui all Of them at
work,
Judge Willard has appointed Henry
Clark Registered Probate, in place Of y.
A. sherman, resigned,
Sheriff Field has appointed NJ. Ca,well
Deputy Sheriff, to i'll the vacancy ooea-
stoned hy the sudden death Of Calvin ".
Wood, who had held the office for two or
three years past
Some otour city, we>taruaui southern
friends, have packed their trunk, and
gone 10 their homes, and others are arriy-
ing to spend he most delightful month in
All the year. Among them are Mr. Park
hurst and family, trom Florida; Mr. Vii
sons family, Of 81: Louis, whose wife was
the daughter uf the late Hon H. I. Lang.
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Business Cards.

". II. SMITH,
Attorney Hal SOLICITOR
AMI I. s.. Claim Agent.
tam No. MDrsc's Mon Block.
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HoRRIBIE SCrNr--Auother OF tho>,
horrible scencs at the gallows, which ar,
Of too frequent occurrence in this country.
on Friday, when negro was executed
for the murder Of white man. After
having made his last prayer, and. protested
for the last time that be was innocent of
the crime imputed to him, the drop fell,
the rope broke, and the half strangled
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