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DIED:

At Is South Union street. on Dec. ID. a.
o'clock, P. NJ. ALICE IDELL. daughter of F
and S. Ouenvile, aged II years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence this friday morning. at 10 o'clock.
Services by Rector W. J. Ellis of Chris
Church.
Disturb not her slumbers.
But let her sleep en-.
In her beauty md innocence there,
The wOrld was tso dreaIy.
Too dark and too cold.
She too lovely. too fragile and fair.
The soft breath Of summer
Just passed DER her brow,
A the gentle dew kisses the flowers;
When she faded away
Like Il beautiful dream
To the land Of Elysian bowers.
Sad, sad is fhe heart
OF that fond mother nov.
Since the pet Of her household IS gone;
And faded away
The sweet hope of her life.
Which a halo around her had thrown.
oh. why put our trust
In the frail things Of earth
When we know they so soon must decay?
Why make ourselves idols
And cling TO them still,
When we know that those idols are clay?
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Commissioners Court.

John WemingtoD, drunkenness on street
discharged.
Henry Dobson. carrying concealed weap-
ons, discharged.
John Darlington, drunkenness on street,
sent dowa for 10 days.
Henry Burlock, drunkenness on street,
So and costs.
VIM. Long, carrying concealed weapons,
So and costs.
Hewston Kemperew, drunk and using
abusive language, S. and costs.
W. H. Langford, robbery, discharged.
Phillip o. Donell, drunkenness, So and
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Cincinnati Market.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.
Baker, Cairo.

None
DEPARTED.
A. Baker, Cairo.
The river was still reeeding yesterday,
With ak feet on Harpeih Shoals. Weather
during day cloudy, vita rain at night
which afterwards turned into slees.
There were no arrivals yesterday, an
business on the wharf was quite dull
The A. Baker cleared for Cairo with
fair trip.
The Talisman Is due from Cairo tc-iAy,
and the Fanny Brandies from Evansville,
will be in port tonight both of which de-
part at their regular hours on Saturday.
NEWS FROM OTHER PORTS.
Capt. John T. Wright, the pioneer in
the New Orleans and Galveston steamship
trade, died at his residence at Throgg's
Neck, N. Y, on the 1st of November.
The towbost Hero has been sold at
Cairo for $4,000 to Capt Symmes, of ST.
Louis, who puts the machinery into
mountain boat, nov being built It Me
tropolis, I'll. '7
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
Capt. Geo. L. Reppert, clerk Of the ST.
Charles, was married in Marietta, yes.er-
day, TO Miss Grace Fell, daughter Of Chss.
g. Fell, and left on the IL o'clock trsil
to Cincinnati, thence to Pits5urg, TO meet
the st. Charles.
The Cincinnati GG=sge, OF Wednesday,
says:
Snow began to fall yesterday morning, at
three o'clock, aud continued 70 fall inees.
sanity for near twelve hour, but meltesi
almost as fast as it fell After the hour
named, the Wind changed slightly, and
there was eSery prospect Of freeze; bat
at dark the weather had moderated and
there were indications that the SHOW would
be carried of By rain.
We clip the following from the 81 Louis
Democrat;
RECENT STEAMBOAT TRANsFERs.-Oa
May 8. Dan. Acis sells 20 Bart Able one
sixth Of the Noble Able for $4,000 On
OctJber Dist, James Christy sells to Bart
Able one-sixIh Of steamer Bart Able for
$4,000. Florence Nc, the Grafton
Stone and Transportation Company sell
the whole boat 10 Herman Rchten AID
Gerhard Woste for 1900, November IL.
We are panied to be called upon 10 re-
port the death Of Robert p. Robertson, col
leetor for three years past for the KeoSuk
Packet Company. Has death occurred Un
the 18th OF November, and his remains
| were taken for burial TO Fort Madison,
Iowa, his former home.
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A Card.-Hcbson & Cshill, 80 Union
street. are the agents Of the Lir0Pool and
london and Globe Insurance Company
I bis Company has a capital Of Sersntcct
Millions IN Gold'-Losses will he promptly
settled at the Bank of Nashville, ana VIII
not be referred to England for adjustment,
az some are led 10 believe: Poicy-ho.aefs
are not required TO wait 60 days. Ihey
will receive their money Immediately on
nroof of loss. No charge for stamps or
policy fee. Rates as reasonable a. nose
rF nnv tirst-class company. Decd Nv.
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Great sale of Japanese, China and
Oriental wares, Hare ana Beautiful
Marine Shells. uriOSities. etc.-At pub
lie auction. without reserve or limit, at sale
room of Murphy Il Bradshaw. NO.7S Church
street. commencing Friday aud Saturday even
ings, December 4th and 5th. at o'clock. TO con-
tinue on Monday, Tuesday and " edneAday fol-
lowing at 10 4. N. and JPN. each day, the
finest and mCSt extensive collection ever offered
in this city; uirect importation by boytOn
Agency of New York and Philadelphia, COM
prising an immense collection of the rarest and
most beautiful specimens of Shells and Marine
Curiosities from every quarter OF the globe.
variety of ingenious and exquisite oriental
workmanship; rarest of Japanele and Chinese
manufacture; magnificent inlaid work; pearl,
straw, precious woods. boxes, easkets, cheoquer
boards, etc original books, maps, pictures.
fre-proef tea kettles. cabinets, bureaus, Stsnds,
tables, ETC.. etc (; beautiful designs in French
and Italian shell work, suitable for holiday pre-
sents; articles of curiosity from all parts OF the
universe. The entire shipment to be sold posi-
lively without reserve or limit. This IS rare
opportunity.
Attention Of Ladies' particularly invited
T. B0GT0N, Importers Agt.
MURPHY BRADSHAW. Auctlonetrs.
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ward, in his Chicago circular of Saturday,
says that the dsusl reports of short crops
are this year withheld and large receipts
are looked for in January. The packing
in that city now amounts for the season to
los, 200 head, against 100000 at the cor
responding date last year. In St. Louis
55,222 head have been packed, againpt
81 ,229 last year. Our packing up to this
evening amounts 10 about 100000 head.
The receipts foot up 105,s2S head against
9S,75S to the same date last year."
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CoRN-Receipts to-day liberal. We
heard Of sales of 1850 bushels at 45c and
Ate in ear, and SOC shelIed.
WHEAT-Ssles of 300 bushels at 81 524.
DRIED FRUIT-Ssles of 5000 barrels
apples at 7c; 1900 quarter peaches at Sc.
CHEssNUTs-Ssleso of so bushels at So %.
PEANUTs-Sales of 200 bushels at ST. 25,
BULK MEATs-Market buoyant at 133
@lS2 for clear sides and hams, 9I@9f for
shoulders ..l .l.- srr-
BAcoN-Clesr sides l54@16; shoulders
49,. There is considerable inquiry for new
bacon, but none in the market.
LARD.-Hsrt & Hensley's choice leaf
in tierces, 15@154 cans l6@l61.
The farming public are informed that
those having hogs for sale can always 6Dd
ready market. ...
We heard OF the shipment to-day of $50
bushels corn TO Augusta, Georgia.
Rags are purchased by Whiteman Broth
ers at 54c. sl-F' tf A"
In groceries to-day business appeared 10
be materially improved, there being con-
siderable activity among our leading firms
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EELSON-CHENEY.- Tbursday. 30 in
slant. at the residence of Col SamH D. Nor
gan, by Rev. Thomas A. Skinner. D. D., Mr..
HENRY A. NELSON and Miss HENRIETTA
C.. daughter of Charles J. Cheney. ESQ, all of
this city.
CARTER-MACEY.-On Thursday. Sd in
slant. at the FRS: Baptist Church. by Rev.
Thos. A. skinner. D. D.. Mr.. ROBERT a.
CARTER and Miss ALICE MACY. only
daughter OF Silas N. Macy. Esq. all of this
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Highly Important-MtstaIe Corr cted

We have learned beyond doubt, that
the gentleman associated with the ds'in.
Cuished DIR. f. II. Flagg, talking daily to
the assembled multitudes in the Streets, is
not Horace Maynard, as we st first snP-
posed, but ia no less Personsge than DR..
+. F. Randall, from Akin, South Carolina,
and is nov the right bower" Of DR.. Fiagg
in practically demonstrating the wonder
fnl efficacy Of his "Iustant Relief" and
Cough Killer" and we must say That his
success in killing pam surpasses anything Of
the kind We ever saw before. Whatever
may have been the prejudice existing in
the minds of the people heretofore, they
must give way at the sight of the almost
miraculous cures which are daily per-
formed with this greatest Of all medical
wonders--"Flagg's Instant Relief" and
Cough Killer" These cures are made
FREE OF cHAEGE at their stand, which can
be found daily either on Broad street or on
the Public Square, where We would advise
all who may be afflicted 10 give them
trisl
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ms aight Move in the Right DiTee-
fIOn

We would call the attention OF the
ladies and the public in general, to our
sssnrimspt Of plain and striped changeable
siIks which We have now reduced $50 a
r rattr,n: being the most fashionable goods
If the period, and very low in the price
They are particularly suited for holiday
,,r.ser.s. We have also reduced our
fb,npeable silk pOplins from 81 10 81 80
CInsFs and dress goods cnesrer than The
cheapest +. y =, n D ~ il &c.
nov 29-d No. ~ fuollc SQUARE
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The old Ecening Reporter building, cor
ner of De2derick and Cherry streets, has
been attacked by the undermining fever OF
the times, and is now undergoing a process
Of remodeling which give it additional
ststeliness and convenience. The store
rooms or the first floor are TO have open
fronts and the Offices above are to be neat
IL repaired and more literally ventilated.
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rRAarpY Ar wINoHEsrER.


A Prisoner Taken from tnc Jail and
Hung-Summary Vengeance upon
Murderer.
While Brownlow's militia were stationed
in franklin county in 1867, a young man
by the name of Brown was seizsd by them
and summarily shot TO death, without
charge and without cause. One of the
parties engaged in that bloody crime was
VIGOROUSLY blood-thirsty character by the
name of Raleigh, or Rolla, Dotson. He
is represented TO be criminal Of the deep
est dye. He is charged with having COM
mitted no less than five cold blooded muir
ders, two in Franklin county, two in Shell
by, and one upon woman in Kentucky.
For one or both of those in Franklin, he
had been arrested and confined in the Jail
at Winchester for some time past. Night
before last party in disguise weht TO the
Jail and took the prisoner out, conveyed
him to the yard of the courthouse, and
hung him. They attached a placard to his
back, with the following inscription:
Whosoever sheddeih mans blood, by
man shall his be shed. When ye have no
law iu the land, then shall ye' take the law
into your own hands.
Mysterious
Wonderful.
Miraculous that escape has been so long.
Rolla Dotson, charged with five MUIR
ders.
The party left the victim swinging in the
air, and the citizens Of the town we're hOr-
rified at the sight yesterday morning. A
coroner's jury was summoned, and their
verdict was to the effect that the man was
hanged by persons in disguise and I'M
| known.
We were unable TO obtain particular de
tails, bat enough is stated to define the
character of the transaction, and to show
that murderer has gone TO his final ac-
| count.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
jenkins Stomach B ttersI
NOTICE TO ISVALIDs.

Ali persons suffering from Dyspepsia. Indi-
gestiOn. Sick Headache. C0stivsaess; all the
effects of Fever. Chills. Ague. or any dsranye-
ment Of the system, viii find in
JENKIN'S STOMACH BITTERS
a certain and most efeetual TONIC and IN
VIGORAT0R. It is confidently recommended
by some Of the best physicians. as the BEST
SPECIFIC known for all the disorders OF the
Stomach. and q most effsctual preventive for
all MIASMATICAL influences.
1t is composed Of pure and fresh HERBS and
BARKS, and compounded on the NEST scien-
ti6c principles Of medical skill.
The Proprietor holds certificates from several
persons. who have experienced the benefit Of
this GREAT STRENGTHENED AND RENO
VATOR Of the human system.
For sale able Druggists, and By
r. ?. JENKINS,
Wholesale Druggist end Importer,
No. 80 North Market street.
Opposite Union.
noyi5 6m Nashville. Tenn
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAP
FnreIgn Markets.


LONDON, Dec. 3.-COnsols 923@92s.
5-20's 74g.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. 3.-Bonds 79f@79s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3.-Co,;on fiat sales
of 10000 bale-. Middiibg uplands spot
III to arrive lls +; Orleans III.
LONDON, Dec 3.-Tbe Bank of Eng
land has raised the discount to 3 per cent.
Bullion decreased El6S,O00 during the
week.
New Y0rh Money Market
New YORK, Dec. 3-Money more active
and firm; call loans cor. Sterling quiet
at 95@95. Old Tennessees SO; new
GS4@69
New York DrygOOds Market
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Heavy brown
sheetings reduced to Is cents; Portsmouth
sheciings down to liz. B!eached goods
Hope brand 1873 Androscosgin l6; Ions
dale 16; AItawaUgan IA; Mason Vile Is
Leading prints l2@l24.
New YOrh Market.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-Cotton heavy and
4e lower. Sale. 900 bales. Uplands 244c.
Superfine flour So G0@6 Whisky quiet.
Rice dull Coffee in fair request Sugar
dull; Cuba ll4c. New Orleans molssses
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Remtttanees from the Country.

Within the past few days quite large
number of letters have been received
through the POstofice here addressed to
the recently exploded Southern Insurance
Company, and most of them containing
money designated by the parties sending
IL TO pay assessments on notes held by the
company sgainst them. These remittances
are now filling into the hands of the Re
ceiyer appointed TO take charge of the as
sets Of the exploded concern, and will, Of
course, be returned to the parties sending
them.
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NeUcnmh,s .TiustreIs.

This is the last night Of NewcombS great
minstrel troupe, and if the past few nights
be criterion, it is safe TO say thatthe house
will be perfectly packed. We advise those
who desire to attend to engage seats early.
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75@soc. Winter wheat 1@2c lover csn
81 l4@1 Is.
at-- Louisville Market tLr

759Soc. Winter wheat 1@2c lover. Csn
81 l4@1 Is.
ff- Louisville narses. tLf
LOUIsyILLE, Dse .3,--Sales of AZ hogs
heads OF tobacco, old Tugs S769, new,
trashy, S4f@7l. cutting leaf S204. Cotton,
234 Hogs 74@Se; gross mess pork 23c;
bulk shoulders 81, clear rib sides 13c, clear
sides Isle, green mess shoulders Sc. hams
11ac, sides lie. Lard 143615c. Wheat
81 COOL rs. Oats 55@5Sc. Corn 5O@55e.
Flour $500. Whisky Csc. The weather
is cloudy, and cold. River rising, With
eight feet water in the canal.
Cincinnati Market.
-CIScINNArI. Dec. 3.-Family flour
81 SOFAS. Wheat 81 70. Corn 60@6Sc.
Oats $4,000. Cotton is easier. aud quoted
at pc, Whisky Csc. Pork SO 1923,
bulk shoulders Sc, sides 124@12c. Lard
l3s@l44. Bacon, new clear sides l5f,
hams 165917c. Butter and cheese quiet.
st. Louis Market
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 3.-Tobaceo steady and
unchanged. Superfine -four $5(GG. Wheat
81 50@2. Corn G6G7Oe. Oats 5S@56c.
Pork held at S23. Bulk shoulders 9t994c;
sides 1li@l34c. Baeon--shonlders lie |;
clear sides lie. Lard Isle. Whisky 95
@96c.
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Breacs of TruSt.

The case Of 7. II. McQuithY, charged
with a fraudulent breach OF trust in swiDd-
ling = negro man out of S45 20, as q fee
for collecting his bounty. money, was COM
promised yesterday by MoQuithy refund,
ing the money. Squire Mathews discharge
him.
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AssanIf and RatferY.

James Bandy was arrested yesterday ca
a charge of assault and battery and msIici-
ous mischief The prosecutrix is negro
woman named Jane Bandy. Squire
Mathews continued the case until to-day.
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The case of Francis Finn, soldier of Go.
O., of the 45th Infantry, who was arrested
few days since on charge Of setting fire
10 Liza McKnights clearinghouse on
Jefferson street, was again continued yesier-
dav bv Justice Mathews until , o'clock to-
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Lively Time Among The street Men

Lively Time Among the Street Men.
The gentleman who favors Horace May
uard and who precisely initiates that per-
sons style Of public speaking, is still en-
tertaining large crowds on the Pebble
Square, dilating upon the wonderful medi-
Cines he has TO sell, He has friend with
him who is good fiddler and successful
singist, and the two together readily sur
round themselves with crowds of hearers.
They held forth last night at the corner Of
Cedar and the Square, ard for the first
time here had opposition, for another
street man in fancy cap occupied stand
near their Garage, for the purpose Of in
Producing to an afflicted public, oils and
roots, warranted TO cure nearly all the ills
that fesh is heir to. The two attractions
together collected an immense throng of
brave men, who for hours heroicly stood
up in the midst ofsickly fumes from patent
oil lamps and patiently listened to eloquent
appeals in behalf of suffering humanity.
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The attention of the School Board is
called TO the necessity Of constructing a
sewer TO drain the privy vault OF the Hume
school. The health of the great number
Of scholars attending this school is a very
important consideration, and renders this
sanitary measure imperative.
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Antonio Corrieri, at his fine Fruit atore
No. 20. Church street, opposite The Max
we'll House. keeps all the choice Fruits Of
,he seasop. Nuts, Candies, &c, and is now
,eceivipe a choice lot of Dates, Flg7, Or
noes and every thing in his line. lie
supplies hundreds every day Give MN 81
IN
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LADIES Merino Underwear at Sim
mords x Thompon's, Woodland street,
Edge6eld. Give US a call and find ont our
prires. dec2-f
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.

Our Office is moved from the Maxwell House
10 the front room, second floor. over Hamilton
4 Cunningham's Hardware Store. corner Of
College street and the Square. where the busi-
ness Of the Company will be attended to, DR.. d.
W. F. SawIie having accepted the sAgeucy Of
Carolina Life Insurance Company.
. J. II. R0ND. Aesr,s
pov25 Ct J. b. CROSS,
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winchester aud Alabamba Railroad.

Mr.. Wyatt yesterday introduced in the
Senate an act providing for the sale of the
Winchester and Alabama Railroad. 1t
passed first reading and was referred to
the Judiciary Committee. \ copy Of the
bill will be seen in the legislative proceed
ings on the frs; page of to-day's paper.
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We are authorized TO state for The benefit
Of parties concerned, that Commissioner
Davis will liquid,le CD Monday, the 7th
inst, ali aooypei claias sgsiust policemen
for the month"; of September and October.
The force we're paid off Yesterday.
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Grand Ball

VIII b. given at The Masonic Hall, Tues
day evening, December s, 1858, by the
Order of Paie Faces, for the benefit OF the
Orphans. Admission fee, 81 90.
NnVoS-ti
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 IT..

DETWEEN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ID and Spruce street. last night, A FUR
GAPE. The finder will be literally rewarded
by bringing the same to the undersigned, at
his Office, No. 81 Cherry street.
dec4 1t WIN. CRAVE
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hBtclIeior's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect DVs-harmless. reliable, instan-
tsReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
ill effects of bad Dyes Invigorates tho hair.
leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. ALI others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumcrs. Factory 81 Bar
cay street. New York, lapr29 ly.
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We had the pleasure Of meeting in the
city Yesterday, John Johnston, promi-
pent merchant of Memphis. His many
friends here will be glad to know that he
Is right side up with care.
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Do not 'ail to see the beautiful drygoods,
ladies' and gents shawls, at greatly reduced
prices, AT CHARLES RICHHEIMER 4 Cos,
f. 46 College 81.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Burning ora Cotton Gin Loss $780,
nfln

Burning ora Cotton Gin Loss $780,
GOO.
A cotton gin was set on fire Wednesday
night, beyond Pulaski on the Nashville
and Decatur railroad, and destroyed.
There were about seventy bales of cotton
slowed away, which was burned. The
house is a complete wreck. The properly
belongs TO a man named named Brown,
vino estimates his loss at $4,000, partly
insured. nothing has been ascertained as
TO who The perpretrator of the deed was.
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Extra Special NOtiee.-Bswars Of COun-
terfeits Smiths Tonic Syrup has been eoun-
forfeited. and the countsrfeiter brought 10 gTieE
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DIR. John
Bull only has the right TO manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup. of Lou
isville. Kentucky. Examine we'll the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp il not on the
bottle. do not purchase, OF you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement. and my show
card. l will prosecute any ore infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tcaic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself
The public's servant.
DIR. JOHN BULL
l Z
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SfeaIinp Turkeys.

Polk Daniels, ColOred, was arrested yes
terday on a charge of larceny in stealing
some turkeys from Charley Martin. Jus
tice wilkinson cent him to Jail 10 await
mi to-day,
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Hngs HOG,Sl

The highest market price paid for any
quantity Of well fatted hogs delivered at
Morses Stock Yard. Apply TO Hart q
Heusley, No p South Market street
hari "
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be bad at at bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION AED
AMERICAN.