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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-24

EpoyoMzE.-Hats cleaned, dyed
pressed and trimmed equal to rsg by
az m Cohen, 3s4 Main street. 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-24

VERY desirable lot, so by $40 feet,
with two double tenements, No. zl3
Vance street, for sale by Royster, Treze-
want AZ Co. Il
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FoE sAFr.-Fify barrels apples, ff-
teen dozen fresh country chickens,
twenty-five bushels sweet potatoes and a
lot CHOICE Wester Reserve butter, at
Conway Il Co.'S, 1863 Main street, be-
tween Union and Gayoso. ~
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THE CITY.

PIrrsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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Isaac Battimus, colored, batted an
African Yesterday A warrant has been
issued for his arrest
Mary Cook, colored, cooked herself too
much with whiskey last night, and paid
fne Of $6 therefor this morning.
George Hicks, colored, was very dis.
orderly last evening, and found himself
this morning mulcted in the sum Of %,
A Mr.. Bannon, who abandoned his
senses for moment and shot his pistol
of in the corporation, paid $5for the fun
this morning. p'ss AeA
twenty-five cases were tried in the First
District this morning. There are ten
cases to be tried in the Second District
this evening. 4 s
Ellen Colwell and Milan Colwell,
dusky, took quart Of tanglsfoot between
them last night, and consequently
y slapped each other over" The Chief
of Police viii slap fine on them this
evening. .Eoad3 ,hHuft
A man named Casey, who seems TO be
q hardened case, whipped his wife in
South Memphis yesterday, and soon
after found himself in the oslaboose. He
will answer for the offense before the
Commissioner this evening.
Clara Williams, colored, has PEN
chant for taking small articles not her
own. She was taken into custody by
Capt. Simons last night, and will have
justice before magistrate this afternoon.
Ellen Menus, colored, who is de-
cidedly fond of fun, stole box full Of
quilts and clothing from Mrs O'Brien,
on Poplar street, last evening. Ellen
will find it ne laughing matter before a
Justice this evening
Last evening an adroit thief entered
the office of the cotton-shed belonging TO
Messrs. Wormley & Joy, on Madison
street, and took thesefrom black cloth
frock coat, pair of black cloth pants
and French cloth vest, valued at $50,
and belonging to Mr.. Edward Fitzgerald.
Bill Robinson, colored, seems deter
mined to kill somebody. Yesterday he
went to the house Of a negro named
Johnson, armed with an ak and six.
shooter. and threatened to play havoc.
johnson shut the door 10 Robinson's face,
when the latter shot, but missed every.
thing except the house, through the wall
of which he put q hole. A warrant has
been issued for Robinson to appear be-
fore q magistrate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-24

JusT RRcRIvRD.-Ooe hundred tubs
and kegs very choice Wisconsin, Illinois
and Western Reserve butter; twenty
kegs good cooking butter, By
70 AEDsssoy, REEp a BUcKHAx
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SALOONS and oyster dealers will DO
we'll to call at 80 Madison street before
making arrangements for the season, as
I am now receiving daily the best and
cheapest oysters to be had in this market.
W. o. SEARCY,
% Agent for G. s. Maltby.
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No. l22 ADAMS STREEr.-Our custom
ers get first class wood and guaranteed
measare. 12ll c. 81. Johnson & Co.
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cLK.RIxa TO. MORROW .

The new light drausht passenger packet Ne
hna Is annspncei for all points on White
river to morrow evening at Ave o'clock. D. ~
Davis commands.
The 81. Joseph will Push of for Oseeola,
Fletcher's Landing and all intermediate points
To- morrow evening.
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River.

htteT.
The river here continues to swell slowly, he-
ing now ls feet II inches below the high waisi
mark of 1867. The Ohio is faliSg. with fOnr
feet two inches in the canal. The Arkansas
is reeedine again. with eight and half feet in
the channel from Little Rock out. White river
remains at low stage.
Business is lively and the weather warm,
BOATS CLEARING TO-DAY.
The feet and unparalleled steamer pan.
Abis Will Get away for Helena and Friai's
Point this evening at FIVE o'clock. The
veteran steamboatman, Captain James Lee. il
the commander of the Able. and the "bull9
boys" Stack Lee and Thad. Copant are her
polite and attentive clerky. Tnis great aoatins
paisss has bUt recently undergone tn rongh
yepairs, and being in eyer respect worthy Of
patronage. we hope to see her get all she car
do. We doubt IL there is a more beautiful %
swift sailing steamer on the Mississippi,
The Mamifssnt HIGHT draught passenger and
freieht packet W. A. Caldwell will move out
this evening for Pine Bluff. Little Rock
and Fort Smith. with Captain X. L. Haines on
the roof. Passengers and shippers should re-
uouiocf thht tnc Naiu"oi % pIOWpLN ~
Eve o'c'ock.
For Helena and Friars Point. this day at
ave orock Pun. remember the popular and
feet sidewheel packet. George w. Cheek. The
Cheek Is one of our best and newest packets,
making landings at all the plsntahars and as
any desired point. The commander. Captain
George Maless. Is ~ sa'lant and courteous a
gentleman as eyer trod the deck Of any steam
or. and knows Just how to m mage affairs. The
Office Is In charge Of those gay and festive
fellows" Charlie smither, Charlie jackson
and John Smither,
The rFsas and magnificent steamer Missh-
sippi will leave the landing this evening for
Wick sburg. Matches and New Orleans. The
Mississippi enters the ttade between this city
and New Orleans as q regular packet and will
continue throughout the season. Capt. Nat.
Green Is her able commander. assisted 10 the
office by Messrs. Cook creishton and jsaA
Langlois.
The new passenger packet Hamilton leaves
OF ave o. ock this evening for Haile's Point
aud o. cola. Captain WIN. Hardwick is in
command. while Frank Gonterman. her par-
ser. Is we'll and favorably known all alans ths
river.
cLkARISa To- MORROW.
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PffTsBURs aud camel coal ssa Sss
coke-Bigley, Mellersh Il Co. Office, 27S
Main street, Bethel block. 81
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Observation-Disclosures y Co., fashion
able hatters and furriers, have removed
to 279 Main street-Handlan 4 Co.'s old
a,apA %
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A LARGE variety Of ladies' baskets and
feather busters, at Schwarzenbere' s, 234
Main street. 1871
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CAyASAUGH is the cheapest tailor il
the city. All work warranted, Isl
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The German National Bank of this
city sells foreign exchange on ell the
principal cities of Europe at New York
rates. 1861
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-24

KIsDLsa, sawed and ssEt good, and
cord wood of the best quality, ct q. Fl
johnson q Co.'s, No. l22 Adams St ri
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Personal.


Col. Williams, Superintendent of the
Little Rock railroad, arrived in town
yesterday.
Col, Ed. Whitmore, our Business Man
ager, retstsad yesterday from q trip to
New York. Har
Mr.. B. F. Black, the psodSas dealer
came home yesterday from tour
through Arkansas and Missouri.
Mrs. M, C, Huuter, of the Emporium
of Fashion, had Sangestive chill on
Wednesday night. We ars glsd to learn
she is recovering and will soon ss ont
again.
Mr.. Domisick Murray, the unrivalled
delineator Of Irish eccentricities, appears
at the Memphis fhsaier Tuesday night
Miss Josephine Fiddes, the alarming
elocutionist, will deliver the 0peain 9
Address, written by j. Birney Marshall
ESQ, at the Memphis Theater on Mon
dav evening.
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GEO. W. CHE Elk.
IN Geo. Malone, master. leaves !.
A. above every MONDAY, WEDNkSpAI
aud FRIDAY, ut Pm Apply on board. isl
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/ ~ AffenfiOn, Merchnmfsi ~
IL Won wsat your safes or scales re-
haired 90 TO joins Schmidt, AZ Monroe
-, - IL 23s
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CIR your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. SOL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-24

IYyou want good old Aegibben whisky
10 TO Megibben q Bro, AL Main street
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Regular Memphis ana Friar's Point
.A Trt.weekIy Packet.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 28l Main street.
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Go to Cavanaughs, 34l Main street,
for your fashionable coats. l3T
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In you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-24

ALI the latest fashions in gsnvs veal
at Cayanaush's, sil Main street Isl
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Jusr received aud for sale by Morrison
4 Ellis lot of the purest Catawba wine.
We have also on hand fresh supply of
drugs, soaps, toilet articles, etc. ls6eodT
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View York Cotton Market Sept. 20.

By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
The market opened firm. Sales at all ports
yesterday were 5000 bales sales. for the week.
$1,000 bales. Of which 10000 were for the trade.
1900 for export and 10000 for speculation;
stock on hand. $4,000 bales. of which 6s.00v
ara Amav;ean
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TnAvRLERs over the Mississippi and
Ten 'ueasee railroad can always get nice
meal Of the verandah Hotel, at Sardis.
Charlie Richards ksows just how to make
Won com,. rsrtabls. l54t
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p. II. CAyAxAUGH has removed from
80 Union TO 34l Main street. Call on
him at his new place. l3I
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String and hook tags. 6ns assOrtnent
% Il. WADE 4 Co.
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DOUBLE refined carbon oil, SOC per gal
Ion, at 234 Main street. 1871
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RIVER INylL4IaENcE,

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reportsa to
us BY Mr.. Edward Goldsmith,
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GER your clothes cleaned By Csvs'
paush. 34l M sin street. he will do them
nm in the b, ct style. at low prices. lsf
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CALL on Cavanaugh at his new place,
34l Main street. loi
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sugar for Preserving.
All grades of preserving sugars, from
common to best, and at very low figures.
Come and see.
Mustard.
Colman 9, Durkee's, Kentucky and
common mustard-mustard we know to
be good.
spices. ~
A new lot of very fne extra ungroand
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, mace, white
pepper, etc., superior to anything ever
brought to Memphis.
OLIVER, FISNIE & Co.,
284 Main street.
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/, you want clothes cleaned, dyed or
repaired, call on Cavsnaugh. l5I
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Money e Ioan At $50 Mrlnst. s.ss
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VS. invite an examination of our new
stock offsnpy goods, which will be found
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Sample paper, 'the best in the world,
a. Il. Wade 4 Co.'s, 2s7 Main street. 2
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EDUCATIONAL.
BRiNKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE
South Terminus of DeSoto Street.

DuutH fe'Hru"s Vi Do1V'O "I'0"''
Memphis, Tennessee,
wv I'LL OPEN ITS SECOND SESSION
w September LIST.
Terms for Eve months. positively in advances
For AL braT ches OF English, Latin,
Greek. FgeRch, 81 aDish. German and
ltallan ~ w
For Harp. Guitar and Piano Music,
Vocal and Instrumt bal 30 90
For Board. with furpis he'd room. fuel,
.syAts, washing and towels .............. 125 90
No incidentals or deductions.
No books OF stationery furnished, except for
cash. REV. j. d. MEREDITH,
l46-9-42 President.
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For Friar's Point and Way Land'gs
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LOST

r osT--
One small box Of fixtures belonging to a
steam engine for driving piles. The tox was
marked to " n. L. Cobb, Assist Engineer. Du,
Walls Piuf, Arkansas" The box wa: delivered
at the landing from the steamer Linton, and
box is indispensable to the use Of the engine,
and the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company will pay suitable reward Tor lis
Chief Engineer.
Avalanche copy four tiiues.l 1871
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rs 7. W. JOHNSTON 4 Co, s4S Main.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Memphis Cotton Market-Sepf. ~.
The market is unsettled. Very little doing.
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Cotton N'arns.

A CONSIGNMENT Low TO 4 uETRADE-
"A Oh. DoRIo. Y, Jk,.
Is.M over 3e4 I ront sl. :
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= LIN -
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MS Is N" 'a'e ''"s' ' ms /" IS as ""' "' ''''
.x- n..,~s1,,
TIE VOOocpO|
that new and beautiful monthly paper, espeCI.
ally devoted to the interests of the American
Housewife containing practical bintn and sug-
gestions for the veranda; the Drawing Room
the pressing soc'l, 'ne ~ n;s,cnsarv the
W..ohs .n n, ,ha parIor the regular subscrip
~ 80 ~ Mbicb Is Al per wear
.'oH ~. ,-,,rn EpEE EpATIS
is HkESENlrDf NDi1 iva A''
fo, ono full wear. to every new yearly subscri-
no, 90 tLa
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l.
who pays $50 in advance the regular sup
scripton price. Vermont HUSBANDS want
The Record and Farmer ana vernon. WIVES
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hiSa, NJ" nh.t ,rast Z in storc for tbose who
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Writes for no other Paper IN vermont
His Historical, Biographcal ana ObituarS
Sketches, the articles OF Mt White, Mr. WI
iiams, Mr.. Cushings and MI HaGer VIII o'
copyrighted, and can be
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noun @I above vs." '''' . ''' p''''" "
II, STANLEY FOX, ESQ,
of Boston. Mass. will furnish us, the coming
wear with the fullest and most complete Re
Dorts Of the Cattle Markets at Cambridge
brighton and Medford. These weekly report
will be prepared expressly for rs and with al
eye solely to the interests OF Nernonters.-
They VIII be the fullest most complete an
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WANTED.

A Lntcrpfi.ing Agent In each county IN the
~ ~ tosell few valuable patent articles
nt' led IN every family. A merchant who can
&c ctsa few hundred dollars capital aud por.
l'o' Of hls own or clerks time 90 the business
preferred An Agent will have absolute con.
ioi our goods In his county for 10 year, aud
,hcy VII give him business paying from t500
70 ,oOO clear pdoatt annuity. Catalogues
ind terme sent free Addfees L = WOR
(rr
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LCLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken. of Allegheny, tc,ri-
fcs that it has cured him, after all other rene.
dies had failed.
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DRUGGISTS.

ANY druggist in the country will trll you, If
Won take the trouble 10 inquire that every one
that buys n bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
from them speaks IN the most unqualified
praise of it, great medicinal virtues.
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rgTO THE WORKING CLASS

AM now prepared to furnish constant EN- ~,
/ ploym.nt 10 all classes at their homes loi
their spare moments Business new, lieht an"
profitable. Fifty ccntc to g. per evening Is
easily earned, aud the boys and girls carr
nearly IA much ~ men. Great ihh uc'lncs,
nrr nfcrnJ All who see this notice please
send me their address and test the businr-,s,
FOR Themselves. II not well satisfied WI
send a. to pay for the trouble of writing III" IL,
Full particulars sent free. sample sent y
mail Tor ten cents. Address Il. {. ALhn''
Augusta, Maine.
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\ Great Blessing.

From Rev. l.. +. Ward, Avon, Loran Co., o.
Messrs. STRONG Il ARMsrrNoNG.
Gentlemen 1t gives III" great pleasure Ia
state that my wife has received great benefit
from the Use of Goes Dyssepsia Cure. She
has been for n nu:hbcr of years greatly
troubled Dyspepsia, accompanied with violent
paroxysms of constipation, which 50 prostrat-
ed her that She was all the while, tor months,
unable to do any thing. She took, at your IN.
stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has derived
great benefit FROM it, and il now comparative
" welt She regards this medicine as great
blessing. Truly you're,
January 18th, 1863. l.. +. WARD.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

VIII also ho found Invaluable In all cnscs of
Dngrhoa. Dyscnt"ry, Collie Summer Com
plants, Gripping, aud in fact every disordorcd
cundiltud of the stomach
Sold hy Druggists IN city or country every
where, nj q per bottle, or by application to
G.. G.. CLARK, x CO.,
81 proprictnts. New Haven. Ct.
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Our Commissions 10 Agent,

Exceed those of every other establishment OF
of the kind --pI oof of this can be found in
comparing QUO premiums with those of others
FOR CLURS OETIlE SAME SIZE, in addition
to which we claim to give bettef goods OF the
| .h.r
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Cash Wanted !

We offer special Inducements for
cash in
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GiIman's Pulmonary Trochcs

Especially recommended for clearing INV
tbront and relieving hoars, nos Mnch va"
cd by Singers and Speakers. Sold e'''f
where by Druggist. Only % cents per wv
May he had in any quantity OF
GEO. c. GOODWIN a Co. Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31
WEsTCHEsTEa COUNTY.

SUPPOSED ROBBERY OF HARNEss.-A German
named Conrad Walters was arrested yesterday by
an officer Of the fremont police while In the aet OF
Offering for sale quantity OF harness IN that village.
The prisoner who Is not unknown TO the pohce,
refused to state how he obtained the PROPERTY ana
was locked up until On owner can ne found Tor IL.
Its value il perhaps TWENTY-FIVE or thirty dohars'
CORoNER,s ISQuEsT.-Last Sunday an Inquest was
held at Melrose. by Coroner Bathgate on the re-
mains or John O'Gorman, who was killed on mat
morning by the locomotive OF New haven tram
particulars Of which appeared IN the HERALD OF yes
ierday. Deceased 1t appears, lost MS lie through
sheer rechiessness. Standing with SOME cVllpan-
a terrific spe d. and remarking TO those near MN
that he could Jump across the track sud IN front OF
the locomotive, mace the attempt, which resulted IN
his death nall hour later. A verulcJ OF acc-
denial death was rendered. O'Gornan was Ia
borer, about twenty years OF age. and unmarried.
THE LATE FIRE AT FREMONT. -lsothing definite is
yet known Us to the origin Of the fire which COM
petey destroyed the woollen factory OF William
Hoffman a Co., at fremont. on Sunday morning.
While IL Is conceded tibet names were first observed
In the engine house. the night Waterman on the pre-
misses AYERS that ne was N that building short time
previous TO the IRE and nd not discover any
thing unusual. As the establishment was wholly
composed OF wood ITS destruction was eileced In a
little over an houc. The police, aiced by citizens,
succeeded IN saving considerable quantity OF
manufactured goods and sewing machines. About
800 operatives are thrown out OF employment by the
occurrence which has destroyed property to inc
amount OF $4,000. Except the Information that
they were 'Tly insuTyd," the firm named ABOVE
declined gv.ng any "details regarding their insur-
anCe,
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envclopea IN flames, and revived such burns that
assistance was OF no avaii and sne DIED on satur.
IN accordance with the fe2egoing circumstances.
STATE PRISON MA1sgRs.-rhe new wing de-
signed for a shoe shop Is rapidly progressing tow
ard completion. and is expected TO be utilized this
year. IT'S 24O feet long and nifty feet wide, and VIII
accommodate 800 men. 1t is beng substantially
built OF stone and win cost about $4,000. Last
week the notorious highwayman and burglar Smytn
Storms from Bergen county. was discharged, hav.
ing served tenn OF ave years. he ID fugitive
nom justice from Orange county, n. T., and other
places, and was regarded while at large as
a terror to the community where he depredat-
ed. The Germans Of Pennsylvania have organized
o commlttee to prevail upon the New Jersey Court
Of Paraons to pardon tho convict Louis Wadenbur-
ger, Who Is imprisoned forlife for killing MS cn
dren by administering TO tfem pounded glass N their
coffee. The petitioners have CLEANED such inlorma-
ton as they say Will prove the fathers Innocence
aud attach the crime TO the mother who married q
very short time after %aldenburger's imprisonment
He is represented by tho State Prison officers as
good prisoner and fully alive to the injustice TO winch
he maintains he mas been q victim.