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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-07

How the Irish Elections wero Carried Vh'
! Tic London Globe Of the oath ult says
Unquestionably the proceedings at soIne OF t ,i
Irish elections win form the subject o.
when Parliament meets Nothing IKE nSrdna
in Ireland. The dublin ka1 rsnaiks:-"It
Is quite impossible thaf the elecao9S ,.h nor
Drogheda stand. Rioing ross " s,a nrsn ~
Ecotisnd Voters FOR Str Leopold MChnt9ct Add
Mr. BrOdignn were driven hack nom the Poll Three
Injured during the dag by stones or blndpeons.
The mot Is alleged TO have been . hireh one.
'rhs election was q mccSery and It will probably
wiz se asked to declare null and void.n 1T
SCENE that intimidation o. IN equally savage descrip-
ton was res0rted to ~ Sligo. though IL proved less
position to the voting by paper proposal Of the gov
ernnent when the reform bin was under considera-
ton because that would 20 q great extent. have
prevented The increase u toe preSty nerference on
their behalf
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Isabella tse ok Qneen OF SPAN, refuses to ai,di-
cate In favor or her son, the Prince OF As.uriAs,
uti' he attains the age OF fourteen. He IL just
twelve years OF age. MN8Ntf'f
Reports have been current at Coinpielue that
tlueen Victoria Intends aDdlcang The throne, and IL
Is even stated the Prince OF Wales entertained the
Emperor Napoleon this subject during hts recent
visit 49,
the French Minister or Finance has addressed o
circular TO the provincial projects, stating the guam.
t1fy az tobacco that Will lie required for 1861 ana
raising the price two dollars per 100 kios order to
encourage me production.
The Glronde, OF Bordeaux In its number nf No.
venber "a publishes the folloW n9 interesting tcm-
To-day we give our last report from CoInpie enc.
II does not appear suitable to IN che present state
OF feeling IN France TO entertain our readers any
more about the doings Of Lies oeteS re Ia con ttne
animals o. She yard.)
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Z eUDDEs DEATH. Coroner Flynn held ~ inquest
yesterday over The remains Of Richard Walcott, who
died suddeHy yesterday az his boarding house, cor
ner OF Cn and John streets. Death was ascertained
TO have resulted from natural causes.
Fatal AcryDFNr-A few days ago Robert Can
non aged sixteen, fell from the roof OF building In
10th street. near Second avenue. and sustained such
injuries ~ led 10 his death yesterday At Bellevue
Hospital. Coroner Flynn held an inquest, when y
verdict IN accordance with the facts was rendered.
FINE IN TwEErY-sgCoND SrREEr.--Between three
and four O'Clock yesterday morning fre occurred
In the subcelar OF No. 81 East Twenty street
occupied by Mr. Hoyt and owned by James Galliston
Damage $500. Insured for 900 in the Stirling In
gurancc Company. .fA
pIRE IN ElEvENrH AvEMIE.--About haltpast
twelve O'Clock yesterday morning tire broke ont ~
the saloon No. 49s Eleventh avenue, occupied by
Mathew C0ggey, whose loss was about $500 Snly
insured In the Firemen's Fund and Indemnity nsur-
ance companies The building owned by David
Stevepson) sustained about $500 damage wllch mas
covered by insurance.
RECEIPTS or TAxEs---The following Is the total
amount Of taxes paid in at the once Of the Receiver
OF Taxes since October 7, 1885, reported by Alfred
Vredenburgh interest clerk in that Department.
December /. .$544 383 40 December a. SIS, 230 06
December D.. 40,2l9 50 December g.. 20 $50 o.
December b.. 42.29l 81 -------.----
Iolai *oo5, 80 90
previously paid .'le,aoo4' -
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Total amt received since Oct T. 1863 Sla Az 81
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL REpoRr.--Frorn
the report OF the Central Park meteorological Depart
ment for the week ending December 5, 1858,
IL appears that the weekly harometrical mean
was 2o.SlS, the maximum being so.276 and
the minimum 28.876, showing variation Of
0.Do0. The Thermometer indicated. . weekly
mean OF 32ii, the maximum, at two O'Clock F. NJ.
seven O'Clock A. NJ OF the 1st rs, giving range or
difference or 2O0C Snow fell on the 18th ana snow
and rain the 18th, the duration OF the storm being
u hours. Depth OF snow, 81 inches; depth OF
meted snow and rain, 1.16 Inches. "
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THE wxA~uER YEsrERpAY.--Thc following record
win show the changes In the temperature for the
past twentyJonr hours, as Indicated BY tho Their
mometer as Hndnnrs pharmacy, 2ls rAoadway
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TouCn,sa rjIr GAIyxs CsrArs In Gs Suprcms
Court dc ease ~ Duncan n. Hennen w. the Ncw
Orleans ami Carrputou Railroad Company whsNip-
pc1co rom tbs Fifth District Court. ~ Wyi iuS'.
tnteJ t. recover back tho price OF seytraI lots ~
ground purchased Ivy plaintiff rom uciendnni ~
1874. BY decree Of the supreme Colt ~ VIC uAlto
States Tire prcuery mas been ndjungeu Z. beinfg 70
Mrf Myra Ciark Games and the pains'R was or
,iere TO nslore them 70 her with INC iiSts and e.
piaintin alsc demanded the rvlmbuIsemcnt " sucs
sums Is he might re adjddged 70 Iny Ati Gaines
fpr fhe r.ntt hnt pronrs of the lots since The sam.
wcrr IN MA p,,aacssirn. An exception was tnsru In
the co,ir, rclow Co this suppleIenial peliten ara
rule died for . aetaiou account. Ihc pialntin not
enu,nyiyv with these orders the case was s.nise,;
From, ina Judgment the appeal ia taken n,rr,ise
rlriptjT bad no fStii1 of tic time dxga 10. Nearing
inc rule. On this GROUND me judgment " nc court
leluS a. reversed, ana poceaing, ordered to De
Iah 10 the cUjft o.,9w n0L incc0s4stelt VITA taiR
oplGi0n -.'sis 0ft6shs E.cdaAHe, 1trsalDcr &
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TIVE LABEs o. The WHITE RlusE-.mas. fIiLksat
Nxw YORK, Dec. q, Isss.

= INV YORK, Dec. ., IFS.
70 qrif Errror CF TIsr EERAIp. etf
In this anrnlng's leading editor al 81 your p0pulav
journal yon crroDeousy ses down Pre3iden. Fillmore
IA a utdowcr AZ President he was not: for Mrs.
killniore's death an not occur TIL March 10 1881. or
threo weeks after the inauguration OF Franklin
Pierce. Please, Ali. EDITOR, STICK 70 tho truth or
history. IB.
We oheeriuly admit the correction subrr,tteJ,
and can testify 10 she high accomplishments OF Mrs
FILLMORE and her daughter a. the ladies OF The White
House ~ their day.
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Ar Eugiish Opinion Of Gsnernl Gr9uf.
'rhe PaA 1aa 0asefte speaking OF General Grant

'rhe PaA 1aa 0aaefts, speaking Of General Grant
says;.-
No sooner vas 10 certain thae General Grant woajd
% Jeceo President than II was observed tho Size OF
lif mall bags enormously Increased Letter carriers
were dacharging piles OF letters iuIo Ills oco rom
morning tn night The General himself was way.
lac at everT cotuer whenever Ne passed over .hc
fhreshold Of bis door. All tlis III course, signIed
Che desire OF many thousands o. patriots 10 devote
tne1 energies 10 the services of tue government
nut General Grant u one of the "tovr6est opei 20
vhicn Ohceseekct ever YET Bddrcfeed therles lves
10 NJ Ucrctfnify snuba personal a2ul,cauts and al
letters ne turns over 10 bis stan TheSr ycnfloIpen
.cpen tne envelopes, and directly they ses the word
''olceG thay have instru cons Ia pot tue cm,nu a.
cation bcnipd the IRE THE General does moi want
70 sce any OF these aDpIcations,r said mofnner ..
Tho stan Ia a visitor Lately. s'He tanks possi,y
there may be some good men among them, aud he
doss not wan. 70 become prejpdced aslnst the m ~
being forced 10 consider their claims 1ow.- This IA
Sery CHARACTERISTIC Of the man bat IL does no. bod
<i. very ,rght psospcct 10 the hurdles OF whssey.
oiinEog idisrs who sJtnd tnsr lives 10 hndyettng
dial ana the ork nominal u IN believed that Gen
rfa sb1giau viii socceed Grant "a CnluInandey.iu
Ehef---sn appointment Grant ~sud bs azure "
nrke.
Jev,r ~ sse New B,iti-h Parliament.
rtaep thei- cIaaIh lpa.DDn TIE Jews have, at eaef
general elecAgl increased la their candidnfure fos
Parliamentary honOrs AZ the preseas crisis nf
r. yer tsU DI1s gentle OF the above persuasion
haze been EuaiiAated. na;ney:BarUn hoihsc1id.
Jitihe Mr. Na,il,nei kolhschd, fos AylesBry Mr.
@l04rluhn ba'C.nuns, for Grecnwtct; SIR FgADc'
tei4d,h, loF heidlpg; Lr. g. JOSIE. U. o.. for
I0ttt, W. Sclesni simon, FOR p.wKhtrl. W. julian
d9'Hsli1 'tr aid. surrey. ana nr. II. WoTrne. fof
sa.a ft,c1 ont u he nlne al HntIeln uaye
y ra4Ine9 an1 Two d-ies.eu.- lafoD ..piAscn.i1,
l"t ~ sdV " itCgcr Az III. psfi>S, MY 5000
~ re tth$et at.fe tiIo-
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Arrival Of Fifteen Thousand Stand Of Arpss
fer the Rsbsls-nunor~ A1cnt.

A COPY Of tho Cuba Lfbre, the paper of she incur
gents, published at Bayano has been received here.
In !, Csspedes announces the snfa arrival oi $4,000
stand OF arms The statement Is also made that the
heights beyond Santiago De Cuba arc being fortified,
aud that tue insurgents there are In possession ol
the 1th.
Az usual prior 10 tho departure or rho steamer In
numtrabie rumors uric afoat, rs for exafnplc.---
An engagement; has taken place IN the Jurisdiction
of Puerto Principe between tho troops uuder BAL
Maseda and the insurgents. In which the former
were defeated and he AdJutans seriously wounded.
IL is undoubtedly true that tho wires have been
cut between Havana and Puerto Principe. Another
ramon IL 70 The effect that two monitors have Mp.
psarcd en- the south side OF the island.
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Political Annsrs-PSogrcas Of tho Democrats.
Republican Sentiments Gaining Strerars,
Anrrrg the Peools-..A Review OF the Siiru.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-11

You will all perceive that all this ac-
tion of Congress in the reconstruction
of the rebel States, in the effort to re
store the Union and to heal the wounds
Of the nation, is here pronunced ''usnr-
patton, revolutionary, unconstitutional,
and void y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-11

which he would not have been snomin-
ated
I ask my friend to read tome extracts
from this letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-04
"a z standard RemedY., .

Such an article is DIR. Tobias, Venetian
Liniment," Il has stood before the public
for 81 years, and has never failed giving
satiafactionain a single instance. Every
drop OF this valuable comI Ound is mixed by
DR.. Totias himself Therefore. It can alway
berelied upon. 1t is warranted superior TO
any other, for the cure of Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat,
vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps, Group,
Burns, Cuts, Sea slckness, Insect stinRs,
sprains, Cholera, Collie, spasms, Dysentery,
Bruises. Colds. Coughs, Old Sores, Swelllngs,
Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest. There
is no medicine in. the world" that stands
more on It's own merits thanfthe Venetian
LinIment." Thousands of Certihcates can
be seen at The Doctors ONCE, attesting toits
rare virtues. The gIeatsaIe for DR.. Tobias
Venetian LInIment, has induced several tn-
pfincipIed persons to counterfeit this"valn-
able Remedy" purchasers cannot be too.
careful to see that "Dr. Tobias Venetian
Linimentn is stamped on the glass, done up
In yellow paper, mud signed ''s. j. roblas."
An Others are dangerous counterfeit-, and
although they may resembte the 'tvenetian
Eminent" In color and smell, 6ei0ns Of
then!' Gold by all Druggists and Store
keepers throughout. the United States.
Price so cents and one dollar per bottle De-
pot 10 Park Place, New York. ocls-1md&w
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VHUVIUB.
Anofner Exception DeserIbed.


HapIa OF 10 Ffosss Ne london 4fpats
Another eruption of Yespyius Is q
ftTif dconpH. and 10 quote the words OF
one of our joutnals the mountatn IKE
ROYALTY, Is honored with asdailY .nulleEs
tin. call 1t another eruptioni but, ID
truth, Yesuyius has not been quiet
since last November, when IL astontsh.
ed visitors and alarmed the inhabitants
of the Immediate neighborhood by lis
brilliant displays. The same cone
which was then in action has been
more or less active ever stncei Dutlt Is
only since the beginning of this month
that evident signs We're observed OF IN
creasing action. The scientific appara-
tins an ti1e mountain about October LIST,
gave the first unmistakable signs OF
That was coming. Then the puffs OF
light steam or smoke grew into columns
OF dark black smoke--tounges OF
lambert fire followed just licking
ed by discharges of artillery and
heavy showers of red hot lava and
ashes. Day after day this activity in
creased, until, on the night of the 9Th
instant, after slight shock, the cone
was rent in two, and deluge OF lava
came rushing forth and ran down to
the foot OF the great come. crossing at
one point the new path which has been
traced out for the convenience OF visit
tors. Sincs that the course OF the lava
has increased in abundance and rapid
ity, and as the agitation of the scien-
tific Instruments Is increasing also;
there5is every probability that the ex-
hibition will be as tnonificentasi t was
at the beginning OF tho year. 1.-The
wind, which has forcsome time been in
the-southeast,a bears the copious volt
umes of smoke toward the northwest,
sweeping over the Bay just in
front of Naples while the lava is
CRyRllo, in the direction ofthe Hermit4
age, presenting from a distancesa mag
uificent spectacle. Especially does 1t
80 now, when clouds sweep wildly over
the sky, for stratum AFTER stratum is lit
up7untfithe whole atmosphere seems TO
be on fire. To add to the grandeur and
sOlmemntyi ofthe scene the detonations,
or rather "thunderings," have been
frequent and loud, shaking the ground
in the neighborhood more or less Sc
Verely. From the commencement OF
the new systems Prof. Palmieri has
been in residence 1.-THE Observatory,
in order to complete and confirm the
observations which hemade atthe be-
ginning ofthe year. You willzremem-
Der that one of these. observations led
him to adopt the theory that volcanic
action is subject In alcertain degree4t
lunar influence. OF course, all TO whom
an eruption'is a noYeltyihas been rush
Ing over to ascend the mountain the
weather has. however, beensmOst inau
spicious, and on several evenings trav-
eIers have been driven back by the vi0-
lence OF the storm. 7lGlag - IL
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In the neighborhood of Beer. Eng
land, two brothers have recently mar
ried II motherandgd dang ter. Themoth-
morning sister" and pGee VsrSe. The
husband of the motherhas become faith
er-in-law of his own brother, who, on
his own side, can call his brother papa,
and his sister-in-lAw mamma. Asthere
are only fonr members of both families,
there are, therefore, mother and
daughter, TWO brothers, a father-in-
law and two brothers in-Iaw, and two
sisters -in-lRw, and hemother should
have son, he would be half-broiher 10
his aunt. 57 B~ sssa ;s
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Connmissioner's Sale.
Margaret Waters. Guardian 2sz s5azss=
EstelIn May SMS.nters. s.a1s. IN elhaneefy.

Margaret Waters, Guardian zy $780,
Estella May V Waters, e.als. In chanseFy'
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERS
Id ed in the above entitled cause on the
DAY OF October, 1855 shall, on WEDEEspAX,
the 26th day Of HQYEMBER 1858, atlO O'Clock 1
q. M. proceed to sell at the mont door or the
Court HouEe of Ohio county, the following
described real estate. or asnhi cheney thereof
TO pay the dept mentioned In the bill and
proceedings In this case.
First. Lot number Ihirty.dpe zI85l In
Zanes' Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
Do - &C., 49, -Il-,.-l7 -
Secondly. Lot number thirfy-six tSsl In
Zane's Island addition 10 the-ctIy of W heel
ing as laid cut by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
DO.
Terms Of sale: one,third co OF the pm
chase money cash, the residue thereof at six
(bJ and twelve (12) months with interest
lIom the day of Eaist lthe purchaser having 9
the privilege of paying such amount In cash
atlhe time OF purchase as he may wish 70 dol
giving notes with good pelsJnal security 10 !.
secure the payment Of the deferred install
Inents, and retaining the title uI.tiI Ssthe,
whole purchase money is pRids- = 57gF9.r
WILLIAM n, CALDWEEIs
r.s.1t ~ COMMISSIONER.
G. L. CRANMER. Attorney S1c9s .snt--
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Sale. of Furniture, Silver Ware,
-. Brandy. Etc. =. 90. !

L OF November, 1855, at 10 O'Clock, q. M, at
the residefice lately occupifd by Alfred
Caldwell, ESQ, deceased, corner OF Byron
and Quincy rtreets, sell at nublic aulion,
mirrors mnfblS slab and brackets, family
library, oil CLOTH hat rack, marble top ta-
chamber SETS stovea and other articles or :
household furniture beds and bedding One
set Of cushioned -pafioe furniture, stuffed
with hair and covered with hairscl0th. An
of This furniture was bought new little
over one year ego. Il Will also sell one long
garden nose, about u gallons OF very choice
ODD peach brandy, and one set of Sheft1elu
Plate, containing slop bowl, sugar bowl,
composed of alternate layers of silver and
copper, very handsome, appraised At $50,
probably cost double that amount. E-.i--.s =
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
ssl- Executor OF Allied OaldwelI's Estate
nov3 i0td $50 -
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ForsS Sale.

THE LATE RESIDENCEO OF JAMES
i TURNER, deceased, located in the town
OF Martinsv1lle, Belmont county, Ohio This
desirable property Is now offered for sale. II
Is good Brick Cottage HOUSE, containing
seven rooms, all In good repair. There Is
connected with the house one and ahalfadTe9
of land upon which there is some vRluable
nruit. For further particulars enquire Of j.
N. Turner, or DR.. y Werlich, Of ARr1insvtlle.
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SperiaI aJptIeE
Physical RegIlation.

The human body l. onIy. llei thy when Its
parts are sound. wei on sanlzsd and tIsp0ss
ed; and freely perform their nAturni func=;
lions. The causes. OF disease Often ne be-.
yond our sight, and We learn their
nature only by their symptoms.
Henee, We are able to discover
the inhrm or detective Sparts. ANY
pe1ceptIble change in the body or It's func-
lions indicates the presence OF disease
How easily we detect Inactive physical Or
Eanisn. How readily We mark any altera-
ton In the standard OF our vital forces
ThusWe md out our physical deprdyity. II
may spring from n torpid llvefss or Inactive
kidneys, or dIsordered stomach, or impure
blood. now -
MISHERR,S herb BITTERS
is astandard remedy for working out NOR.
bifcmatter and Purifying the blood and Sc
cretions; for inyigurpttng the stomachi fore
ing with healthy action the liver and spleen
healing and strengthinR the kidneys I'm
parting elasticity 10 tho muscles. and calm
force 10 the nervous system. The debilitated
and enieebled of both sexes and all ages
viii md It the only true, safe and satlfac-
tory stomachic and Alternative Bitters In use,
and under its vftalizing operation, perfect
health and splendid spirits are insuIed.
Bold everywhere. y, s5egs.i slgs v1.lu.
~ DIR. 8. B. HART1IAN,tS CO.,
Sole Pr6pTietorss Lancaster Pa,
And No. %. Market street, Pittsburgh; Pa.
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STERLING SILVER WARE

=
FINE sELECTROsPBATED WARE.
THE GoRHhAIAGANUFA0
OF PRovIDENCE,R.lI., having the largest
nanufactoty of Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
ana employing the most skilled labor, ale
enabled to ofer an unequalled variety Of
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ger.
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
IL adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer alsq their Well=knoWn and un=
rIvRlled Nieieel Silver Eiectro-Plsted Ware,
in which they have introduced new pat
terrs OF rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed TO beof sterling purity by u. 6.
Mint assay. The RleetroiPlate is guaran-
teed to be superior TO the finest sheneld
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be obtained from re-
sponkible dealers everywhere. 5szr 80
rts sli;s 4a's GsttJS) W F H 81
ssl4lttssSZ21 2SsTTf 9sGnnAahAsEc0 Electro EIs,H
a. GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
ms ca salesroom No. SMaidenL Lane, y. z.
novs.d&w4<m .gglt-.asa
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For RENT.
s8ur gaIs.
,asil For SAG.

a GOOD Tw0'sTeRY BRICK DWELL
"A ing in west bridgeport Ohio. eontain-
Ing four rooms, neatly pRpeFed and painted.
Also adjoining the same q new store room
1885 open fro1t and splendid cellar. The
above properly IS In q good location for
buffIiekH. = and n business well established,
10 parties wishing 10 purchase win sail my
Hook OF goods Reasons for selling property
are am Roing -WeStss For terms ana par
ticulafs apply on the premises,
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PURsuANT TO DECREE OF THE CIR
4 emit Court OF Ohio County, entered Octo-
Der 14th, 1859 I win sell at public auction, az
the Court House OF said county, on Saturday,
November INST, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the
residence lately occupied by Alfred Caldwell,
Esq deceased, corner of Byron and Quincy
streets, East Wheeling. This house Contains
~ finished rooms, with wash-housa nTidi-r
1onal ntted with large stationary tubs, hot
and cold MIGRANTS emptytng into each tub
There Is gas throughout the entire house. hot
and cold wafer both mp aud down stairs
new bath tub, cooking range In Kitchen q
great convenience, good dfaughts 20 all the
chtmneys, ceilings high, large hallway, eel
7, consisting OF three large rooms, making
20 rooms In all is perfectly dry and very
eOmmodiousi large stable containing carriage
house. hay loft, large feed bin, separate COW
Stable the property contains one full lot
ana One-naI, with large and beautiful shade
trees, IN location for q dwelling house not
e8eelled. The building was Ihoroushly re-
paired. painted and prepared nt heayy ex-
pense about one year ago.
Terms OF sale.-One-Infftl of the IuTchase
money, or such furtner sum as the puIcha-
ser may elect 70 pay, In hand; the residue IL
TWO equal 1nstalrnen pay able, fe5peeffVely,
IN nine and eighteen months from the fily
OF sale with interest from that day, the puf-
chaser giving bonds with good security for
the deferred hnstalments. Possession given
GEO.B!OALDwELLse Commissioners
Law once, Fourth street, next door 70 the
sSouEBhOuSes d OGtal-Sl1h
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vEDNEsDAY MORNING, nov. 4.
T1a Memphis Dafty F0st prints the

TEE Memphis Daily Post prints the
details of a number of .Ruk1nx out
RACES recently perpetrated in Arkansas.
On the night Of the 9Th inst, the Ku-
klux which ranges over Critteuden
county visited cabin on a place in the
precinct of Kingston. Sim. Evans and
his brother -InIlawj both colored, open
ed the door and came ont into the yard
at their bidding, when the Kuklux
band, without parleying or warning,
emptied their shot-guns into the heads
and bodies of their victims. The top of
the head Of one was nearly shot off, and
both were badly cut up and fell dead.
The murdered men were quiet, hard
working men, and guilty of no offence
whatever, except that of having black
skins andVoting the Republican ticket.
The K6klux then visited the cabin OF
an old gray headed cOlored man named
Daniel Wallace, 20 years old, and took
him out into the woods and gave him a
most ferocious and brutal whipping,
and on the following day the old man
remarked thAt,he knew who the viii
Iains were who had so cruelty beaten
him, and on that Sunday night the Ku-
klnx called for hun and took him again
into the woods, and nothing has since
been seen or heard Of him. On the same
Sabbath a colored man named William
Moss ventured to prepare a collin for
the decent burial of the two men muir
dered ON Saturday evening. This reach
ed the ears OF the Kuklux, and they
took out Moss on the same Sunday
evening and shot him dead. These
four CoIored men would have voted the
Republican ticket. $500, -.s..,.