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ME are now receiving one Of the largest
w and best selected stocks Of goods il has
ever been our pleasure 10 offer to the trade,
ana 20 nrst-ciass buyers we are prepared to
Oher inducements that cannot be surpassed.
600 sacks Rio CoHee-au grades;
800 barrels Refined Sugar-sn grades;
so hhds. Louisiana Sugar-all grades;
500 packages Syrups and Molasses-all
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Mackerel;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County whisky;
100 I" Bourbon Whisky;
100 Rectiied whisky;
so " Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
so boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches,
For sale by FARGASON & CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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THE best and cheapest black alpacas in
Memphis at MENKEN BROS.
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GOOD ADvICE-Every family in the
United States should be supplied with the
Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not only to
cOunteract the consumptive tendencies of
the climate, but to be Used as a preyen-
tive medicine in ell cases of Colds,
Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Pain in the
Side and CHEST. Irritation and Soreness of
the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of
Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats,
EmaciatiOn. General Debility, Influenza,
Asthma, Whooping Cough and Group
In case of actual Disease of the Lungs, or
seated Consumption. 1t Is the only source
Of hope. MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Proprietors.
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WANTED-In our Proprietary Medicine
Department, six active, intelligent girls.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
3OI and 303 Main street.
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AT COST AND CARRIAGE.

For further information We would refer to
Mr.. W. ]. Smith, with Menken Bros, Ne N
phis, Tenn, or to US at Batesyille.
sell WALKER 4 STANFORD.
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MeSSrs. Mansfield 6 Higbee, Memphis.
Tenn: On the evening of the 23d of De-
cember I fell down a steep flight of stairs
Ny head, shoulder, and arm were dread.
fully bruised and injured. My arm could
not be raised one inch. without the most
eXcruciating agony, and pains extended
cured one bottle of your Magic Arnica
Liniment, and applied il thoroughly. In
five minutes all pain was gone, and in
two days no symptom of the injury was
visible. CATHERINE GLAYSON.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week Is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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SEVEN dailies = week. IS cents.
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NJ. II. MILLER, the pioneer halter of
Memphis is now located with the house
of Francisco & Wiggin, 307 Main street,
under Peabody Hotel, where he will be
pleased to wait upon ali his friends.
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THE SECEET CIRCULAR.
The following was extensively circula-
tedthroUghoutt the city yesterday. "Whar
did il come frOm2'
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BARGAINsl B%argainsll Bargains!!!
Great bargains in dry goods at B. Lowen-
stein q Bros this week.
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ROOMS And BOARD.

roass ur1-r Ut.s head srU Dc Inserted az Ten
oeEts pT Line. each Insertion.
DCagL.-A snail family can b.
u dated VITA comfortable rooms and good
board. convenient % business. Address. WITH
reference, 81. appeal Office. noE5
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A Card from Mr.. Horriuau ard Reply.

"MEMPHIs, TENN., December 1, 1863.
Editors Appeal, The statement in
your paper of this morning. that I had
received warrants as compensation for
loss sustained by me on County War
rants, paid to me by the county Of Shelby,
is not true. / am unwilling to believe
that you intended to do me any wrong,
therefore I respectfully request you to
give the public, through your paper, your
authority for the statement.
81 lam, Sirs, very respectfully, ETC.,
"L. 3. HORRIGAN."
In response to the above courteous in
quiry, We have no hesitation in saying
that the information was furnished US by
ex-AttOrneY-General Wallace, and that
without any solicitation on our part.
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FOR EVANSVILLE.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S Mail Line

FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
BELLE ST. LOUIS. ....Zeigler, master
This elegant passenger packet A
will leave as above -
THURSDAY, ID inst, at 8 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and AZ.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket ONCE. rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
Tom B. DUpN Ticket Agent. del
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans.
NICK LONGWORTH .--......-....K Hates, master
This elegant passenger steamer A
will leave as above -
THIS DAY, ID inst, at > pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
deg u Madison street.
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HANDSOME and Cheap Arabs at the new
store, 29S Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL wax dolls, for one dollar
each, at the Revolution Dollar Store.
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POLITICAL.
Democratic Ward Meetings Last Night.

The "Nigger Koghare THE White
Basis" the thing.
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THE prettiest c~alicoes of this year are
opened at HEBZOG BRO.
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For NE" Orleans
h palatiaI passenger steamer
- VIRGINIA, -
Chas. G schultz. master Lew Miller clerk
Will leave THIS DAY. - inst, at 20 am.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBURNE, Genl Agent,
de2 NO.4 Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day P~acket-FOr New Orleans.
GREAT REPUBLIC---~.Donaldson, master
This splendid passenger steamer ~
will leave as above A
HIS DAY. ID INST. al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
de2 II Madison street.
Regular Memphis and New New Orleans
Wednesday Packet.
REA master
This elegant passenger steamer IN
will leave as above -
THIS DAY, ID inst, at pm.
LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
deg Ii jefferson street.
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LOST.

NoTcas uIdT~ tbs hood tsU Be inserted al m
ce0ts T hHe. each t0seTiaon-
DEF CATILE-SiE head Arkansas beas
II cattle col away from steamer Commercial
tIls c-tss one Gun. one ~wuite-colors other
Jour Far-sL~ suitable reward viii be paid
1Jr them delivered 70 undersigned.
LEVY & Robins.
del 4 Jefferson street.
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LECTURE, at the Linden street Christian
Church, by David Walk, tonight at II p.
N. Once more, and for the last time, we
urge all to hear this Lecture, who have
purchased tickets. The Lecturer is an
eloquent Divine, splendid reader, and a
profound thinker. and with as interesting
a subject as has been announced, we ex-
pect something very Observation-Disclosures,
but sound. We are desired to state on
behalf Of those who AVE been active in
selling tickets, that their great object is
to have the holders of the tickets attend.
To be sure, the primary object is to raise
funds to pay for their organ, but that is
really Of less importance in their estima-
-tion han a hearing for the Lecturer. Be
on hand, then. everybody, early, for we
understand that Mr.. Schulze will show
the power and capacity of the organ for
fifteen minutes or more before commence
ment Of the Lecture.
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How Are You Negro, or Universal s~uffrags7

The White Man " TOpside GalaI'
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EARN-TEe Lewis Herring Place. y miles
4 clsL o. Memphis. on the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad; contains over 200 acres open
Land. IA q hlgh state Of cultivation, together
with GOOD dwelling and O~ut-hOuses, gin and
~E-utcuS-, plenty Of good water; place under
gooC repair; Will be rented for the year k70,
81 p-1-c auction. On the premises. on the LIST
OF Dzczmber next. JAS y. HERRING,
shelby Depot, II. & o. R. r.
Refers 70 Gibson, Herring & Co., ls2 Front
street. Memphis. uoIS
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FROM PREss.-"Tbe Home Wash
or is all that the agents claim for it. Ne
hare tried 10, and ought to kHOag. 1t prom
ises TO be to the housewife what the sew
ing machine has proved to the needlewO-
mana valuable friend and ally."-Cen-
trdE {St. LOUIS Christian AdUoc0te.
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ID E@LDENCE-Nlce residence on Vance
II street, opposite St Agnes Academy. with
I'VE OF SIX rooms, formerly owned by James
h-c- Cal on goldman Boyd or A. N. Boyd.
DJE@-In Commercial BIOck-guttable
IL cl-ner for CDces or nice bedrooms, al
reasonable rates. Apply to
Jos. J. ANDREWS,
LCE. - Eront Row. nr-aralrs-
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MEETING OF SHELBY COUNTY DEMOCRAT
J.. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Members Of the above Committee are
requested TO meet at Headquarters No.
295L Second street, this afternoon at 3
o'clock. A full and prompt attendance
requested. \. WOODWARD,
Chairman.
II Is 70 be hoped that the members of
the Committee will be prompt in their
attendance. There is work to be done.
Glory enough for one day! Negro S1f-
GrGge Is scOtched. II IS killed an Shelby
county.
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THE APPEAL is delivered for IS cents a
Waak-
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DEPARTURES.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND sysIsEss

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, December 1.
The river rose 4 inch in the previous
"a hours. 1t stood IS feet 1917 inches below
the hirh Watar mark of 1857
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Who wrote, printed and circulated the
m~ischieviously intended circular? VIII
somebody tell us2
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ELPEESS WAGONS-EverybOdy to know
Il -Lat FRASE WAIT has city express wag-
C-s 10 hire, S. 80 second street. once open
~ nd ---nr- nom
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= -~TCATION-As boOk-keeper. entry or
y shipping clerk, byR man Israelite.
C4n Give good references A ADneaL- del
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Notices und- this head u5U Be inserted at Ten
GERS pEr Euc, each insertion.
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CTTCATI0S-By a young man who under
> stands The grocery business. Address ".
-.n.eL cslca noS
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CO9K-A coIorsd cook at No. Isl Main st.
- Good vases paid. uolg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06


Wheeling and Cincinnati. miles.
Cincinnati and Louisville. .---..-..-.....25 miles.
Louisville and Portland. mile.
Portland and Evansville. ..........-.......42 miles.
Evansville and Cairo miles
This assumption contemplates the necessity of con-
verting the river, through its whole extent, into
canal whereas such is the favorable condition and
easy flow Of this noble river in its lowest stages Of
water consisting of long deep pools that it is pre-
sumed, in order 20 convert it into grand slack
water navigation not more than one-hah of the
aforesaid number of locks and dams would be re-
quired.
Allowing the average cost of these locks and dams
10 he 100000 for each pair the whole expense would
he only Sl2. 100000 No parallel TO such magnificent
canal or slack-water navigation could be found in
the world None having so little lockage in proper
ton 10 its length. Considering the abundance of
fine oak timber and stone before mentioned,
IL is confidently believed that this great work
could be constructed within said s12.50O 900
OF about sl2SO0 per mile, to make the Ohioa vast
channel of trade with ten times the capacity OF the
Ere Canal enlarged. II the river were thus i'm
proved not an extra of land would be necessa-
ry overlooked and it is believed that in a sanitary
point Of view the whole valley would be benefited
rather than injured and as the depth OF water would
be all the way five feet in the channel there would
be little or no obstruction from ice during the Win
ter or at any rate far less than in the natural state
Of the river
Such grand results, at an expense Comparatively 50
trifng, were never before submitted to public con-
Alteration, and the wonder is that this great subject
has not received that careful investigation which
che growing necessities Of the trade and commerce Of
Che world imperiously demand. The opening of our
reat Pacific Railways and Of the Suez Canal invests
ala 5faatwork with an increased importance. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
FOREIGN PERSONAL.

Mr.. Alfred Tennyson is. travelling in Switzer-
land.
Home, the Spiritualist, has been invited to visit
the Emperor OF Russia.
John Francis Mcguire, N. p, has resigned his
seat In the Cork Municipal Council Councillor James
Dwyer has been elected TO the vacant position.
A subscription has been initiated in the West
of Ireland defray the legal expenses OF the Rev. p
Laycle defending the tenantry Of his neigborhood
Prince Alfred, before leaving New-SOuth
Wales made speech In connection with the proposed
statue TO Capt Cook and laid the keystone Of the
trail arch OF a new pOst.ofico at Sydney.
At Vienna it is asserted that the Yiceroy of
Egypt had sent TO St. Petersburg TO ask II the En-
peror Alexander would receive him at Livadia in the
Crimea, whittier the Gar is about TO proceed.
The Journal Official announces that NJ. ST.
pero OF has the Minister OF the Interior
sum OF be distributed rewards 70 the police
men who have undergone unusual fatigue, besides run.
ming considerable risk, during the disturbances.
The French Academy of the Sciences awarded
the Mechanical Prize value 1000 francs, TO Mr. Layely
for his nbors on the suez Canal. The Astronomical
Prize of 1850 francs awarded to Mr. Jeussen for his
services during the eclipse last August
The arrival of Mr.. Curtin, says the st.
Petersburg correspondent OF The London DAILY Nss s
being looked forward by al CasHeb VI husoahS 40
great political event From what Mr. Curtin has already
said nc is hailed Russophe who will do his best to
cement Russo. American alliance IN view OF speedy
settlement Of the Alabama claim and OF solution OF tho
Eastern and Central Asiato questions"
Mr.. Goodwin Smith, in letter of personal
yndcaton directed 10 The Beehre says with reference
10 the Sumner controversy know and in my former
letter recognized the fact that the American people IN
general are too sensible and TO wish for war
nut nations very seldom wish FOR They drift through
diplomatic complications, under tho influence OF excited
feelings into situations which war becomes inevi-
table"
The Princess OF BeaufiremOnt, whose name
was brought rather gracofuy before the public short
time ago in connection with the attempt made by Pole
10 poison the Prince at masked ball at the opera oada
for separation the ground of itreatment and dese
ton One Of the most serious items laid to the charge
the Prince a. that when no returned from the Meicar
campaign, instead OF flying nc once 20 Pau whore hi
wife waA staying he sent her the following telegram
where arc my shirtsi can't find the0" As maitre
Allon remarked there nothing in tho tariG which
would have prevented the light dragon adding some
epresson Of friendship All Pau coon became aware Of
tho acono dispatch and the PrrOs could not leave he
house without being asked wat che had done with tR'
Princes linen,
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.

During the ensuing month the Missouri
Pacific Railroad will change itsl gauge from I've and
half feet 20 four feet eight and half to conform TO tho
Kansas Pacific and the other Missouri roads large
numberof new locomotives ana cars have been made
ready for the change This road is rapidly assuming
drtcass proportions Its stock has risen from ten cents
10 hftytwo within two years. At the present time tho
managers encouraging the building OF branch roads
extending their connections as 10 secure larger
revenue. The adoption OF tins policy IL mainly duo
~ the energy OF Mr.. d. r. Garrison, NicePresdcnt ard
Managing Director OF the road, under whose supervision
the MissOuri Pacific itself completed. There now
three new feeders being built which Will form important
additions 20 the main line The hrsts tho Lexington AMI
Sedaa road, Is miles in length and passed through an
old settled country In the midst or the richest agricui
tural portions OF Missouri I'm Pcts Saline, and Laay
ettee Counties These counties aud individuals
have given $4,000 In good bonds To aid in
building the road, and the Mlssouyi-Paoinc,
having leased the road from tho date Of ito compile
ton agree guarantee the interest S00oo0 OF its
construction bonds. Work Ia progress on the road ana
seven miles already graded, waiting for tho IRON Tho
second road an extension OF the main lire from Leay
enworth TO Atchson. rs miles forming junction with
The Central Branch OF the Pacific built 10 miles to-
ward Fort Kearney, This VIII give an unbrOkon rail-
without having the Missouri River to CrOS OF 45l NILES
from 81 Louis The Central Branch must OF necessity
De carried forward TO Fort kearney where Is
will intersect the Union Pacific. aud thus eject q
saving 100 miles I'm the travel between ST. Louis ana
the Pacific Coast The third branch IN progress tha
Pleasant Hlll Lawrence aud Topeka Railroad go milcsl,
designed shorten the distance between 80. LOus and
Colorado Kansas Pacific. 81 miles. This Is very
important road. 10 utcrsccts the railway system OF
Kansas at several points Local subscriptions have been
road aud In the hands 81 0ctye energetic
tractors These roads will also DO under the Mis-
souri, Pacific Central and must add immensely 10 its
value. upon which circumstance we congratulate ita
ffpEh
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aoes and nvesting and spending them here to the adj
vantage OF the country compelled two years ago 10
retire before Chinese labor and leave me
state In this connection, IL Is h0 I at
eleapened price OF blanket q CIGAR OF any Onot
article OF Manufacture one single cent 10 ne VO
sumer The employment OF Chinese LABOR on Tue
Pacific Railroad may have expedited its conpieuun
few months but we contend that the injury dOne on.
State can never be balanced by the gam IN tio'
white labor been employed, hundreus OF dcIes MV'
even now have been reclaimed from inc waste Hnu pe
come the hOnesteads Of happy families WHO "ouiu nay
nrcbased the land aud Increased the revenue OF inc
Railroad COMPANY and also OF the entire PtaVS' W.. 20
tbe money paid To Chinese labor has been drained Ou
the country export to Asia, ana on te
the Chinese slaves their field OF labor hOt oSso
Of announcement will remain-nOt even a Done o nein
will be left in tho soil. For twelve months an epueo
has been raging I'm our midst, which iOr u lOnR tlo
bafled the skill OF our medical men am t &c hiack
regulations of our city; and this smallpox or DaoA
nlaOue. Ia generally attributed TO the Chineoe
from tho density Of their population anu ,heii ~
culiar mode Of living they are subject 10 many I
almost unknown among the Caucasian race 10 WILL
are rendered peculiarly liable by the lntrouucuVi W
Chinese into hotels, restaurants, ana pTNao ,
as cooks washers and domestic servants IL has ~ 10
obiected 10 OFF Association that 10 Is an irlsh
against cbeap labor; but, the contrary, we enpoy ~
our own ranks all classes creeds, and pOuca par
ibned not with hostility TO the Chinese as IdCs,
fuy believing that all the vast resources OF
can be fully developed and her railroads. Saias, r
pletpd by free he labor they have Deen ~ tue E
ern states that the future greatness OF CaoIa u
ends upon the general prosperity OF beI
classes than upon tho vast ACCOMMODATIONS Oh ie" caP
By order OF the Central state Council Of tho AntCooe
Association Of the Pacific Coast f. r. D. DIHOS sec "
The Aln California; in an editorial article pr1hlS9
the above denies that any Of the Chinese are heu ~
state OF Slavery, and Indeed, nearly every asserton
made bV the COOle Association, and advocates tne
encouragement OF Chinese Immigration.
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CRUEL rREArMENr OLE A CHILD.

On the north side Of George-st., between
John and Snithsts., Is large brick building of three
house but which, for several months past has been
pied ne tenement house by number 81 poor people.
For several weeks past there has been confined Ia
Of the third story OF this house female child nearly
three years old. the unnatural father aud mother u
which seemed 70 have cared hut little for It's fate. H. in-
deed they have not actually desired its death Day after
day the mother has left there tied to its chair early la
the morning without any chance for nourshmcnt locked
the door upon 10, ana a0Sented herself from until aton
the night Some time since the attention uf Lbors
the west was called 10 the room by the faint wans that
proceeded from &C. As the notes OF distress cohInneo
day ofter day they became nervous curious anu anaio
and at length they determined 10 solve the nysetg.
plank laid from the roof 70 Ihe "uo" % S ~ In
from which the noises PROCEEDED, lusu l"v nS y
across forced open the window entered tue fOon ana
was horrcd at sight that met his gaze Tied up ns
by parchment-like skg--a something human that was
months or three years age, with gtenng eyes, far
sunken under the forehead clawke fingers OF the size
back and forth, ppestem legs, on which there was no
flesh The situation was apparent IN a moment Tho
herself Maggie and said she hungry! The Mortified
discoverer OF this slow death mado Ms way Oack anu
deyoured almost without nastcation; After thls
the poor little thing was fed thus occasionally Tor sSne
coming 90 the OF officers skllton and woodruff
they broke in The door o. ths room % e e ~ Tie
kind OF John Leiguer, proprietor OF saloon ON
saN the ehId last night II was sitting the lap OF
lady who was nursing it tenderly Both OF It's hanas
bread which II was deyouring with the raPaclty
OF q vuture. The fingers that enclrcied the DIese
we're Ike thin sharp claws the little legs hat prorudea
from under the garments only skin and Oones nos
larger at the thighs than stout mans thump he heex
WAS no larger than mediumszed wrist, the features
were sharp and pinched, and tho eyes wild ana brilliant
The child did not 10 weigh over ten pounds ana es
abe was three years of age and could talk pany IN he
weak voice She could not walk, having apparently JOSS
the OF her limbs by being SO long confined 70 "na
one James Mack railroad man. was arrested last even
ing, and held ut tho Ninthst station TO await nIther
developments this strange lie supposed 70 90
the father OF the child The mother was also TO haNo
been taken In last night as soon as she could DO oun
Cincinnati Commercial juno 70.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JULY g. 1862

world the Lightning Press" are now aeyoted 70 ne
Compilation of perectng press which shall angmeb the
advantages and reduce the OF TINS
OF printing 20 extent hitherto unparaeu, a. 20 tpu
that the public as well the publishers VIII await Nun
interest opportunity to learn something Oh s
operations. --,.,a,,. ,o,,o
1t would not be ust close this article without some
special word IN appreciation 1r Inc S f Of great re-
suits than were the energies Of their yonth and scarce
anvtbin1 seems more t than utter here in expressive
Latin nhrase The sincere desire Of multitude Of grateful
. " Co. IN col,n Tedednt