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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-03

Seventeen towns in Mississippi are
preparing to build cotton factories.
How are YOU, Massachusetts Thun-
dering sick you will be Of the foolish
war you helped bring on, before long
Seventeen cotton factories in Missis-
sippil Toll tho bell for Lowell and
Lawrence and loyalty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-03

Madame Dcmorcsi, the New York
modiste, learned the millinery business
at Lansingburg, N. Y, where she
was only plain and pretty Ellen
Curtiss ten years ago.
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Young Man

Or maiden who eoniemplates housekeeping viii
and It advantageous to come and trade with us.
We are 90 situated and, from long experience IN
the business. so well acquainted With the wants
and necessities Of this community, that We feel
satisfied II every man and woman
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-03

Forney IS praising the Temperance
and sobriety" Of the people Of South
Carolina. But, alas. the people OF
South Carolina cannot return the
compliment
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pemocraIic Almanac.

rVHIS invaluable publication Is for .a' !" ~,
III post Office. 1tshuuld be in The hands o ~, ~.
democrat, II contains full election return, X,
every county IN the United States oesla,ee X.
number for 1865 contains a complete ~ "a
names Of all the newspapers Suppressed ana iss,
during ihncoln's administrahon and ihal V' .,,,
contains the names Of all those civilians sne 90
imprisoned during the sane period, lne ,h,p
lists, for future reference, are worth muss "a
the price Of the puhlicpiion. The number Y, l,,r
s also full of valuable statistics. Any one .ssrs
10 cents 70 the Post Master, vi reoeive y ,..+i
nail = esry for eseh var, frce q rcsi's~ .''
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Husband
Guaranteed

To be as represented, aud warranted to give lat-
isfaction. As to DRESS GOODs-we have
rplendsd assortment Of Alpaca, black, white,
and in eolorsi Lrlnures, Silks, and in short oil
the newest styles in the market. We desire this
fact TO become known
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And

In addition to what We have alreaiy epumsra-
ted. we keep all kind, Of GENTLEMEN's
EAR-rueh Ss Cloths, cassimsros, satinstts,
hats, Boots and Shoes, 4e., besides,
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To Every

One who has Lumber to sell to deal with us,
We shall also keep constantly on hand
general assortmort Of GROCERIES and
HARDWARE, which we will sell AZ exceed
ingly low prices We also keep full assori-
msnt Of QUEENswARE. This department,
viii be kept full aAd complete, and every
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTcY.-Taa 3

NOTICE IN BANkRUPTCN.-Ihn
IN 70 give notice, that on thV lst day Of 'ap.l
~, 1859, Warrant IN bankruptcy was i,sao
against The estate Of STACY W fhoNPsVN's y
Clcaifeid Bridge IL the county Vi Clcarhela y.
State Of pennsylyania, who has been aeluatt
bankrupt on his own petition that the pa!h..
Of any debts aud delivery Of any property pe"'s
ing 10 such bankrupt. to him o. for bis use, y.
the transfer Of any property BY him, are iorela.M M
hy Law that o meeting Of the creditors q w
said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts. and % ens,
one or more Assignecs OF his estate, Will @ y
Al q Court Of Bankupicyto 10 be holden Al lhe ~
Of the Register, on tAs gih day u March, A. .
1869, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
THOMAS A. RowtEN
4. s Marshal, - Mcsssne.. hi
ny 9. P. DAVIS, DEPT. Z. 5. Marsb'l l'n'
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furniturf.
CHEAP FURNITURE.
JOHN GULdCH

JOHN GULICH
DEs1REs to inform his old friends and Gus.
IL toners, that having enlarged bis shop and
Increased bis facilities for manufacturing, he is
now prepared 10 make to order such Furniture as
may be desired in good style aud at cheap rates
for CASH. lie generally has on hand. a, bis
Furniture rooms, varied assortment Of ready
made furEituro, among which are
BUREAUS AND slDE-BoARDS.
wardrobes and Boob. Cases; Centre Sofa, Paror,
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables; Com.
mon. French. post, Cottage Jenny Lind aud other
Bedsteads Sofas Of all kinds, Work stands,
Hat-raoks, Wash stands; Rocking aud Arm
Chaius spring eat, cane bottom, parlor, com
mon and other Chairs Looking Glasses Of every
description on hand and new glasses for old
frames, which will be put in on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. lie also keeps on hand
or furnishes to order, Corr. .husk, Hair and Cot
ton-top Mattresses.
CoFFINs or EVERY KIND
Made to order, and funerals attended with
Hearse whenever desired. Also, House Painting
done to order. The subscriber also mAuuiac.
turcs. aud has constantly on hand, Clements
Patent Washing Msohine, the best now in use
Those using this machiae never need be with
out clenn clothes lie also has Flyers Patent
Churn, superior article. A family using this
churn never need be without butter
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers cheap for CAsH or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry. Maple,
Poplar, Linwood and otser Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furniture
80 Remember the shop is on Mnrte, street,
ciearaeld' Pa, aud noarly opposite the ''old Jew
Store" JOHN GuLIcH.
November 2s, 1897
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To Every

Person-mAn, woman, child, physician, me-
ehanie, farmer, lawyer, barber, woman'S-riEhti
man, or any other man in the county
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Stanton is reported in calling
health" Well, the sooner he dies, the
sooner this earth will be relieved OF a
curse. He has lived too long already.
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Wife

We are now largely engaged in buying and
selling SQUARE TIMBER and marufae.
tured LUMBER, and will give this branch Of
business special attention, and make il an object
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Clearneld Nursery.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
fDnE undersigned, having established Nut-
Il sery 90 the Pike, aho1t half way between
Ciearteid and curreusville. is prepared 70 fur.
nish Al kinds of FRUIT TREEs, fstasdard and
dssff,l kvergrcens, sbruhbery. Grape Vines,
Goosebsrrics, Laston Blackbe strawberry,
and Rasbsrry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trees,
oainee. and saf,y searlei Rhaharb, &C. Orders
rrompay attended to. address,
aru lsi0ta J. D. WRIGHT.
ssfse-e-y tst cuvenrvins, Pa
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8lathsmltAino.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
sEcoNp sr. oLEARFIELp. rA.

SECOND ST, cLEARF1ELD, Pa.
TIVE undersigned begs to inform his friends,
i add the inhabithuls ofthe borough of Clear
cid and surrounding neighborhood, that he Is
now ready to execute all orders either In iron or
steel.
HORSE sHoEIEG on the most approved
city style.
ALL KINDS OF sAw.MILL IRONS and
EGINE work, logmen's tools, oanthooks, spreads,
grabs &c.
Steel tools Of all kinds made Of best English
or American steel.
Ga-All my work is warranted to give satis-
faction, or not charged for.
ost2s AMOS RENNARD.
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County National Bank.
Misrcllaneaus.
BOOTHS IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.

- 4 " R1 A-NA AN<AO@ a ~
NIEssRs. BOOTH A RUMBArGEs, he
Nl Propristors Of the Improved Stump b.
tractor. wish it distinctly undefstood that ihsy
warrant this machine to do just wbRi il i Fesen-
mended-exeelhng other stump maehines ty
being constructed on true philosophical priusi
pies IL vill extract the largest pine stump, iu,-
pend q shove ground-rermitting The soil . AL
back In the hole--and will pull them as last A.
ten men can dig The dirt from the roots altf
extracted. II will oull owing 10 the size Of ne
stumpsl frum forty to one hundred per day. II
viii either ,nrn them over, or suspend then %
be prorped up. as Desired. The Proprietor
build the Extractor. deliver 1t. and test il on s'
farm Of the purchaser and II II does no, rsne,'
complete satisfaction, Ane do jusiss reeOmnsnt
ed, they will take Il away and charge no,hitl
for their trouble. Price Of Machine $l6e o..
Township aud county ri. hi, for sale. VI
have no travelling agents. Address
BOOTH A RUMBARGER,
Jefferson Like ?. o., Clearheld Co., y
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A Nice

Assortment of Mads-up CLOTHING for Men
and Boys. manufactured out Of the very best
material, which We viii for cash or exchange
for country produce at prices which will As.ohish
both husband and
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Il. L. SH.fU. CYST,

Csecond street. opposite The Court House)
CLHARFIELD. Penn'a.
TUE fubscfibsrs respectfully ann ounces 70 the
i citizens Of clearfsld and vicinity, that be
has nov en- hand iull supply Of Fl.
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye smas, Tobacco, Cigars, confssnonsriss
Stationery. &c.
PHYSICIANS
VIII fad biz stock Of Drugs FULL and CON-
PLETE, and atavsry slight advance on Eastern
prioes.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teaehsrs and Others will be furnished with
classical and miscellaneous books BY express, at
shsrt nouct.
f STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Cap. Plat Cap. Foolscap, Letter and
PeIiamod Note Paperi also. very psai stock
u Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand.
Pens. Psnoils. lax. A.
HOUSEKEEPERS
VII dni fuil stock Of PURE sPIcRs, SODA,
SODA ASH Concentrated LYE. SOAP. ~.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Arsrequestea to examine his stock Of Perfumery,
Hair Ola Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, conbi.
Toilet Sets. &C.. dc.
cAOhEho AND NihEN EhS
viii fud fall supply of prime Chewing and
smoking TOBACCO. Imported sud Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff, Fine-cui. &e.. Ae.
CARBON OIL,
or the best hrsuds. always on had.
LIQUORS.
ne best quality Of Liquors always on hand, for
medical purposes.
8-Physieiaas' PrsscriPiisns promptly and
earefully compounded. f.'.
Apri 3. 1888. A. I. SHAW.
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Attention, Afflicted |

V'uh subscriber gives notice ttat he has
a fsfumsa The practice Of Medicine IN Luth.
eisonrg, vhert he intends 10 devote fis sttsn
iien o ne Treatment sf CHRONIC DISEASES
~ general. he vii keep on hard choice e..
i.siiou Of DRUGS aal MEDICINES saartei ts
tae tr.s'ment of chronic diseases. ana nav Be
eonsaltsd A. biz ofee 4 any hour OF the day.
y IA ~ord ts those aGirtsd uilh chronic
assesses nay oe q fntIs aissniaFe NArr
"a, ~ q A~nrs nat corsray Phtsieiars v b
90 Hnise pfaetice have Mt -txy IA ss,s,s !,
,he trsa;uentof cuAasIc diseases. Ana eos.e
gacn'ly srettcf then; hsres ikis eis,5 cr si,
safss ftlal.ct INcLrstvu sfterti6o.
GEORGE WILSON, II. ..
Iotkifsturr. FEB .. ises-u
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I'm CIearfieId County

makes II point TO buy their goods from US we
eau please them both as to quality and price.
Therefore, come along and buy your
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YOung

Or old. rich or poor high or low, who win favor
US with a call. With our new and extensive
stock any gentlemen eau please the mos, ias-
tidious
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.fIf Wool Reps!
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MoRINosl
SILK Finish vvLvEr-for suini
Alexander PoPLINs!
All Wool PLAIDsi
Rsanebee Rspellanti
Chameleon Poplin
TapPa clo,h-for Wrapper,
Ladies' cloakings
Water Proof-blaek and brown
cAssimeres-for men and boys
Bonnet Velvet, Ribbons Flowers, FeAtbsni
Ladies and chidrsns Hats
Wool and Cotton De Lainssi
Muslina Flannels, Prints
zePhrs, wOrsled and wool Yarns!
Dress Trimmings, Under. Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Hosiery, Gloves, and a complete assortment ol
all kinds Of MOTIONS, at very moderate price.
NIYLlNG & SHOWERS.
clsarhsld, 0ct.l5, is6s.u 1881
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-03

1--WE know a girl" says some one,
$50 industrious that when she has
nothing else to do she sits and knits
her brow
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BY just dropping in and getting a nice dress
pattern, lace seti, kid glovss--Or by doing that
which Is better give her weli-flled purse,
and she will End good and paying Investments in
snbrOidsrie', sdging,- ribbons, gloves, hosiery,
or any other houiehoid necessities.
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now 70 devote to this little duty.
The following Is the official vote:

The GERMAN NATIONAL BANK. We
call attention 10 the advertisement of the
German National Bank, which appears
elsewhere in our columns. 1t will be seen
by the list Of names OF the Directors that
It is managed by a liUe board Of Directors,
who have proved, by their individual sue
cess, that hsy ere competent to place the
Bank on q footing which will not only
make il profitable to the stockholders,
but ansble IL soon to occupy a posi-
ton to which its undou5ted s~Oivency en-
titles it. Few OF our readers, either in
the city or country, hut will recognize
the names of the Directors as belonging
to the leading houses OF our clty-hOuses
which, by their prosperity and their lib
erSI patronage CT the newspapers OF
Memphis, have not only built up q large
business, but made their names almost
as familiar as the pages Of our city pa
pers. The days OF old fogyism are fast
disappearing, and houses which keep
space with the rapid march of the times,
must let the world know, through the
eJlumns Of the city journals, that they
are in business, what they propose to do,
what they have for sale and where they
can be found. It Is amusing to hear
some OF the old Fossils, whose bust
ness houses look like the maus-
Btcums VI uSpaEtSu prosperity,
lamenting v the duH ~times-when
their younger, more energetic, more en-
terprislng and public spirited competit-
OTIS are overwhelmed with business ;
men who, realizing the necessity of hunt
ing custom, instead Of quietly waiting
for customers to hunt them-And to &C.
eOmplish which snbserve their own inter.
eEts by ~pstrOnizing the press. Such houses
as thess are represented Ia the Direc-
tory of the German NstionsIB ank-LoUis
HanaueT, President, of Schoolfield q Han
suer; M. i, MeachAm, o. Mescham &
Tresdwell; X P. Walt, of r. p. Walt &
Co.; A. J.. Harris, Of Harris, Cochran &
Co; John P. Hoffman, OF Mttchsll, Hof-
man & Co; D. P. HsddsD, of D. p. Had
den & Co.; and ]. Q. Nelly, CT Brooks,
Nicely 4 Co. Mr, Martin Critic, who
has been in charge OF the bank as its
cashier ever since its organization, still
holds mis- position. and Horace <. Garth,
Esq, for several years cashier Of the
Commercial Bank, occupies the position
OF assistant cashier. The bank sdver-
Uses 10 draw its own drafts direct on all
the uTiDeipal European citiss-which Is
a crest c~6.ovsliencs 10 tbO5e who wish to
remit money salty sad quiokly 10 their
friends in EIrope.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT. = Vim. Hunter,
JLdge.-This Court was engaged all day
yesterday in hearing the testimony in
tue Doran case, which came up last Fri
day, on application for bail, and has been
under investigation since that time.
Some four or five witnesses were exam
Ined, but their testimony was only cor
roboFstive OF that which has already
been inside public. Owing to the indis-
position Of the leading counsel for the
State, the case was postponed until to-
day, at 10 O'Clock, when.it will be finally
determined.
CIRCUIT COURT George W. Reeves,
Judge-The only case of Importance
disposed Of In this Court, yesterday, was
that OF the President and Directors of
the Bank of West Tennessee, use of B.
May vs.. Beaumont, ct 81. It having
been submitted to a jury, they returned
a verdict FOR the plaintiff to the amount
OF SS426.
The following calendar will be called
to-day, to-wit: Nos. Il, 81, lbs, 146. l54,
l65, los, liz, l76, Ia, l79, $50 to 200 in
elusive.
MUNICIPALC oURT-Geo. ". Rdgdrur,
Jgdge-Most Of the cases on yestefdayis
calendar were continued over until next
< u 4aOIG 0AoRNdEl VI HCAC DAaSN0~
mesnor cases, and OF no Importance. To-
day is the first day Of the March term
Law side, there Will be an informal call
Of the docket, and in sli appealed eases
the Judgment of the Court below will be
affirmed where no attorneys name ap-
pears upon the same. There are no cases
set for trial to.dsy.
LAW CoURT-H s.. Lee, Judge.-This
Court was occupied the entire day yester-
dsy in hearing the testimony of wit
nesses introduced in behalf Of the defend
| ants, 10 the csse OF Johnson va. Wicks ct
81. now pending before Il. The evidence
adduced throws no new light on the sub
ject matter, it being only cumulative.
| To-day the Counsel expect to be able tn
Gloss the testimony for the defendants,
which will be followed by the introduce
ton Of rebutting testimony for the plain.
tiff, allowed under the ruling OF the
Court, made during the first stages OF the
trial. This cese will be before the Court
for several days yet to come,
CHAHCERY COURT W7a. IA. Smith,
Characteristic following cases set for
hearing to-day, on motions, pleas, ETC.:
Hemsteit VS. Mem. G. Savings Ins.
Pemfert vs. Same.
Miller VS. Same.
Sommerville vs. s lelton.
Conn VS. Williams.
Warren vs. MeGavock.
Watson VS. Marshall.
Fisnnery VS. Cooper.
/ Cook vs Mckinney.
Murdoch VS. NJ. & o. r. r. Co.
Anderson VS. Dsbcss.
Ytsterday's calendar will be taken up
after demuIrers are disposed Of,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-02

ABDUCTION.-A young Italian girl.
named Caroline Arats, was seduced and
abducted by q ma named Cobb, said to
be q Baggage Master on the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad, yesterday morn,
ing. The girl is about fifteen years old,
well grown, and rather good looking,
She kept a fruit stand on the southwest
corner Of Jefferson and Main street, and
wac known TO be very forward in hel
ways. She has kept company" with
Cobb some time, and Oh Sunday it sp.
pears determined to elOpe with him. He
accordingly carried her to q hotel where
they spent Sunday night, and yesterday
morning the pair took the train for Mis-
slssippi. We understand that an OH
Ger was ssnt after them yesterday after
noon, and they will probably be brought
back to-day.
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BONDS.
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

The election yesterday !oE the issuance
Of 800. coo in bonds, passed OF rery
quietly, there being RLpareatiy vel lli-
tie interest tsken 81 the stfsir. II re-
suited In the passage Cf lhs ordinance by
q majority n $50 votes, The vote being
1926 for bonds, to 3i6 against them,
This settles the question of the county
finances, forever, we hope. The Simp-
son and other judgments viii now be
paid off, the hremen End other en-
plOyees reiil get their just dues, 30 long
withheld from them the July Interest
will be paid, and matters will go Oh
swimmingly. The next5move thst we
would suggest to our '6o-shiptuI'iBo board
Is to bring the delinquent taxpayers TO
"tRw."
The Railroad Ring have been defeated,
and are no longer clutching at the throat
Of the city, and they have plenty of time
now 70 devote to this little duty.
The following is the official vote:
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At q special meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce Of the city OF Selma, held
st their rooms on the 18th Of February,
1869, the Hen. A. Williams in the Char,
and A. q. Stollemreck was appointed
Secretary.
On motion OF Col. J. c. Graham it was
unanimously resolved that the Chair
man appoint a Committee of Three on
Invitations for the purpose Of inviting
the Memphis Chamber of Commerce
and the citizens of Memphis to meet
the stockholders of the Cahsbs, Marion
and Greensboro Railroad Company, and
OF the Northwestern Rsilroad Company,
Oh the Sth OF March next.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen on this Committee Gen. G.
NJ. Shelley, Col. B. NJ. Woolsey, Col. J.
G. Graham.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-02

BUCKEYE sALVE.--Tke great
remedy for Piies, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD & HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI 81 sos Main S..
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CORRESPONDENCE
The Memphis and selma Rail
road,
Meeting at tie Chamber Of Com.
merce To-day.

SELMA, February q, lse9.
Gen. n. 3. Forrest, Memphis:
Dear Sir:-We eEc,ose you q resolu-
ton of the Selma Chamber Of Com
meFce, 6 copy of which We have sent to
the President Of the Memphis Chamber
OF Commerce. We Is Ike pleasure in say
ing that we will FEEL hOnored by your
presence, and the presence of any one
interested on the IiEe Of the projected
road whom you may invite to attend the
meeting at Selma on the Sth of March,
prox. Yours truly,
JOHN c. GRAHAM,
&. NJ SHELLEY.
e. NJ. WOOLSEY,
Committee of Invitation.
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TOBE CHARLETON.-It Is said that
lobe ChsrletOn, VINO was killed al
huntsville last week, was q relative oi
the man who sssassinated MSj. Fen.
Rsgsdsle, ct Someryiile, Ala, some two
weeks ago. There are some forty or
fifty of the scoundreis whose names
were obtained, and who are spotted"
We have no doubt but they will all be
caught, and when they are, We presume
some ne: ghborhoOds will be unsettled for
q while. Let the work go on until men
are satisfied with their own, and prop
erty and life ate secure ali over the land.
Every good man in the country is
heartily tired Of rObberies and murders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-02

E-RiIey Brown the negro musician
who was committed for assault with q
knife on Sunday, YVES fully committed
yesterday as a long wanted burglST.
The case for the Safe In the Doran
trial was closed yesterday. The counsel
for q defence are willing to submit th e
matter on It's own merits, snd have in
trOduced no witnesses. Tine Ease will be
argued to day.
Albert z 3kles, a colored gentleman,
went before Squire Griffith yesterday,
aud swOrs that one "Kit" intended to
do him some grievOus bodily harm. The
fractions Kit" was arrested, and Will
be examined to-day.
Tom Randolph, e negro, was ar.
rested yesterday by officer Robinson of
the Second District, charged with hav-
ing committed q robbery and resisting
an officer. A man named Maddox, Ran.
dolph's partner, it appears, sIols $50 on
Friday, and officer Siaytoa traced il to
him. When he approached him and
spoke of it, Maddox owned up and pro-
posed to divide. SlsytOu told him that
be wanted the money, all OF 1t, and that
he was not " on the divids.n Randolph
on this gave up the money, and S!sytOn
arrested him. On the way to the sta
tiOnhouse, Randolph overlook them and
rescued the prisoner. Both of them are
now safe and sound behind the gratings.
BLACK and ColOTed Aloacoas at Men
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AMUSEMENTs

NEW MEMPHIs "A splendid houss
greeted Lsf1ngwsll last night on his
first appearances in Memphis. The play
was Blron's great burlesgue Cinderella,
Left1ugWfll taking the character OF the
gushing "Cl0Tinda." There is but one
word that expresses his actirg-he is
Immense" He Is indeed the impersoni-
hcstion of the genius of burlesque and
trsvestie. This evening Cinderella will
be repeated.
GAIETY AND VARIETIES both were
crowded last night, and meTriment and
mirth were the order of the night. Sew
eral new stars are on the boards at both
places,
THE PANORAMA.-Quite a numerous
attendance were present at the matinee
and evening exhibition of the great pan
Drama OF New York city. The ladies
snd children seemed to enjoy it especi-
ally. By the way, We would suggest to
the managers to make their matinee q
little earlier, say at p o'clock. By this
means many ladies living in the suburbs
will be enabled to go and return without
an escort.