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ParasOls.
wehave just received supply Of
BLACK AND CoLoRED
PARASOLS AND HALF-UMBRELLaS
At Very Low Prices.
j. A. BRASELMAN &c CO..
Wholesale and Retail Cash Deaersin
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
5S6 and 5SS Magazine Street,
Corner Of st. Andrew Street.
State OF Louisiana,
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Crrr HALL, 10Th day of March, 1862
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.

Whereas Information has reached that certain
engaged in digging and carrying away earth from the
banks Of the canals and streets Of the CITY, thus
subjecng the TO overflow rendering the streets
impossible.
Therefore !. JOHN r. CONWAY. Mayor Of the City Of
New Orleans do hereby notify persons so doing that Sec
ton Os Of the Acts of the Legislature 1885, which provides
THAT any person cutting altering or breaking without any
authority aiding abetng any person in the &C. of cut
ting altering breaking, without proper authority svees
canals other works protect the City Of New Or
leans from overflow shall, convicto. be condemned to
suffer imprisonment for not exceeding ten years nor
less than one year. viii be rgdy against all per-
sons respasng upon said public works. 50 far as It the
power Of the executive to do further that Article
& City Laws and Ordinances which provides that Every
who shall without the the Street Commis
missioner Surveyor carry away or cause to be carried
away any earth from street, public square, public
walk commons. shall pay fine hereinafter stipulated
half Of which shal nformer and If the fine be
not paid h. -i-n =. d.
days. shall also be ngidly enforced from the date hereof
All persons therefore, engaged the violation Of ,b
Laws and Ordinances Of the City touching canals or streets
warned immediately the most stringent
viii be taken parish such offenders as may eOnuus
their depredstiOns.
JOHN R. CONWAY,
Mayor.
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Some years ago the following advertisement
appeared in the ST. Louis papers
H. BOGGS. U. s. GRANT.
Il 4r BoGGs GRANT.
General agents for Selling, Bartering Real or
Personal Property. Notes, Bonds, and other Sc.
curities, Borrowing or Losning Of Money on Real
Estate or other good security. Collecting Of Rents
Renting Of Houses. Collecting OF Notes, Bills, Ac-
counss, or other demands.
ONCE, IS Pine street, 81. Louis, Mo.
What has become of Boggs3 Is he the mys-
ferrous friend to whom Grant promised the
st. Louis PostofHce six months ago.?
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LO"tssassa Stare Fair.
THE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA, win give their Third
Grand Fair the Fair Grounds city of New orlsans COM
mencipg
Tuesday. April 9th,
and to continue Eight Days
Exhibitors, Of whatever kind, from any portion Of the
United States requested to make their entries at once 1t
the ONCE Of the Association Mechanics Institute where
the entry books are open for that purpose.
The Catalogue OF Premiums issued by the Association
contains the Rules and Regulations governing the Fsr and
the names or railroads, Steamships Steamboats, tba.
have magnsn'mousy offered convey exhibitions and thar
wares to and from the Fair half the usual rate.
LUTHER HOMES,
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ACCOUNT SALES OF COTTON
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LETTER. HEADS INVOICES.
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executed In Northern and Eastern Cities.
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T'esC Linen L0sCss
| TwBNTX-rxv1 CMNTs,
| ~ -Ar-
j. A. BRASELMAN G. CO.'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CASH HOUSE.
$50 and $751;. .Mssazine street. $50 and SIS
| vs ,1 Corner st. Andrew ts
University or L0wtstama.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
viii be held at
ODD FELLOwG BALL.
On SATURDAY, the 10Th inst. at IL O'clock Az
The Degree will be conferred by the Hon. RANDELL
HUNT L. D. President Of the University; Addresses
delivered by Pref JOSEPH JONES, NJ D. and JOHN NJ
cULLEN. y. d. The public invited to attend
rr 7. G. RICHARDSON, M. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Millinery Goods.
WHOLESALE WHOLESALE.
Il. L. Il. BONNET.
NO. 81 CBARrREs STREET CUP STARR,
Oilers 70 City and Country Merchants Large and Choice
STOCK OF SPRING NOVELTIES Just received 10 be sold
at ezceedingiy Low Prices - y 'O'1
.t'OtSce.
The undersigned have this day sold their BRANCH
STORE, l74 Canal street, to Mr.. E OFFNER.
LEVI d NAvRA.
e. 0FFNER,
CANAL STREET. .174
Between Baronne and Dryades.
9 II O Q * H r Y, HINA
GLASS WARE. PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY, --....--
Store and House Faraishing Goods.
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Boy your cigars at the premium mauufsctory
Of Geo. Alces. ls5 Rampant street, below Canal
New Orleans. Address lock box 24s, postofice.
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BOOk binders,
AND
PRINTERS MACHINERY.
We have been appointed agents Of Messrs sAsBrHN q
bhO New York. and prepared f orders for ali A.
scptions OF the above class Of Machinery at
Prices. = -s9'efers
THOS. B. B0DLEY a CO..
No 9Perdido street. New orIes,s
TO the AssC Orleans FIvemen
GENTLEAEE-Your attention Is respectfully es,.s a.
the
PRIZE TRUMPET. SOLID sIIvru
Now on exhibition In hsssrH A B. GRIswoLp 4 oo,.
eAe maker" window to Be voted for II the FAIR 70 b
hsldfn
Odd Fsiiew' H.iI. On the ssth ,nss.,l
For the BENEFIT OF THE REV. JEREMIAH rovv,
HANS NEW CHURCH. on Dryadss street
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and patrons that he has the formerly kept BY
LEVI NAvkA Ne H4 Canal will continue %
serve their cid customers the same as before
am nov enabled 70 sup y the pubic with sveyhns sp
Ladies wishing 70 gu Chins Dinner Tea Sets can Be
Of PES Iy W Psss am also
Table and Tea Spoons Of the very best quality at
Also, the celebrated Cooking Stove, COTTON PLANT.
Al Stoves sold IN the city viii be delivered aud free Of
at remarkably low prices -. " -
Please call and examine Goods before purchasing else
E. OFFNER.
IVA Canal street, between Baronne and Brvadss
Steel y Co.,
7e....~..-.........cAxP STREET. ........72
"Tfmes BuidingsD
srATI0NERs AND JOB PRINTERS.
LITHoGRAPHERS,
blank BOOK MANUFAcrURFRs.
Special attention is called STEAM JOB PRINTING
OFFICE. which is the complete and extensive in the
SOUTH with every facility LARGEST POS
TIERS to the smallest HAND BILLS, CIRCULARS,
BRIEFS. CARDS. etc. etc
BLANK BooKs-Prinfed. ruled and bound to any pat /
term nsainess and dispatch, at the very lowest
prices. fs ..-- ,,
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY,
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture comprising every article
in use for the COUNTING ROOM. BANK INSURANCE
OFFICES, sherifis and Clerks Of Courts
Letter and Note Paper Stamped with Monogram or Initial
Letters, Plain or In Colors
STEEL CO.,
az Camp street, Times Buildings.
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S@s. n. TNosepsoss,
ma u Il @ H ANT TAILoR.
Ne. sss broadway. cs.,sr Or .,..., ..-....
NEW Y0RK,
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Sugar PLANTERS, Attention.
CANE STUBBLE SHAvERs.
We are now furnishing Machine for this purpose, much
improved any heretofore made.
THOs. B. BODLEY & CO.,
No. Perdido street. New Orleans
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Letter from LaGrange.

LAGRANGE, Tenn, July i, 1869.
Editors Appeal: Yesterday was just
the day for picnics, cool and bracing;
none feard to exercise beneath the
shadeOf spreading oaks. The Sunday
SchOOfbelOnging to Rev. Mr.SchWrar's
church was out ia full force. The
attentive Superintendent, MF. Walter
Stephenson, had his plans most i'd
mirably ARRANGED for an afternoons
enjoyment. Old and young, glad TO
exchange the mOnOtony of home for a
few hours sport and feasting, gathered
in groups and circles and partOOk
without stint Of the various pleasures
that offered themselves. Baskets,
filed with pies, cakes, chickens, etc,
soon had to surrender their contents to
the hungry beseigers, who, armed
with the falling constitution Of a
smothered chick, divided with some
willing neighbor, who ate with all the
relish which a good slice viii
inspire. In all such groups there will
be couples who contain such an over
charge of sentimentality that they
wander away from the busy center,
and stroll in whispered silence beneath
the protecting shade. In TALL such par
ties where the attack is unmanageable
it affords many a sly glance and
smothered giggle to see what energetic
emotion the fond lovers pour their in
teresting lays, and with whatingpired
tenacity they hold each others hands
when all around is golden Sunshinej
and then in the Whirling waltz, the
melancholy stoop, and the puckered
lip; the halfclosede eye and the droop-
ing head; the arm that reachesa around
the paniered waist and form, SO full of
life and cotton. This is the 1eeting
moment when the soul and arms are
full; and after this the t~ete-a-tete upon
the sofa. 1t may be q fOrgiying lib
erty to sit as near as formations will
allow, and TO lean like a "big SUB
light. At least the temptation
tells us no better; and if we erT,St
must be laid TO the fault OF poor and
sinful nature.
But what about the picnic? They
played and swung, ate and talked, the
sun went down, the tardy moon arose,
and the little folks retired to the house
to dance an hour away. The elder
ones enVIed the time thus spent, and
after disp0sing Of the children, selected
partners for a grand old time. The
music was superb until the players.
tired, when a fiddler Of color placing
himself in acorner Of the room, sawed
out such dismal strains that one lady
was compelled to leave for home, suf
fering from acute neuralgia. Music
has charms, no doubt, but not such as
Is bartered away for a cold crust or a
nickel penny. But then what care
the dancers if the owI-Iike notes are
accompanied with the unceasing
thump of a number eleven foot beat
ing good hearty time to the multitu-
binary ROtes2 At IL O'Clock pm. the
last note hoated away FROM the parent
string; the violin was boxed, and a
hunt for hats ensued. All left in ex-
cellent condition, hoping the day was
not far distant when a repetition
might be sanctioned, COUNTRY.
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were prevailed upon to publish on
Thursday morning. Mr.. Harden says
he never saw or heard of the dOcu-
ment until he read it in the APPEAL.
How many more names were thus OBJ
tanned? We hope that in every in
stance the f0rger will be detected and
dealt with as the law directs. This is
a specimen of unblushing rascality
that we confess we did not look for,
even among the admirers of such a
villain as Haynes.
The case against Barney Riley did
not come up before Squire Willard
Yesterday, but will be heard next
tuesday. On inquiry, we found that
this is the third time that Mr.. Riley
has been arrested on this same charge;
having been arrested, tried and ac-
ouitted twice befOre-0nce before the
Police Commissioner and again before
Squire Herman. His arrest this time
looks to us like a piece of malice on
the part of the complainant.
THE courtly Sir Walter himself
would have been hOnOred and de-
lighted were he present on Thursday
evening last at the celebrated water
ing place, Raleigh Springs. The bail
/ was a splendid affair-not less than
| one hundred couples from Memphis
alone being present. Toilets which
would grace a palace were grouped
around the large dancing hall, which
was also handsomely decorated with
e~vergreens. Col. Jas. Coleman, who
superintended the arrangements in
person, deserves the thanks of all
present.=It was the largest as well as
| ~pleasantest affair of the season.
The Board Of County Commits
sioners met yesterday, and after trans
acting the usual routine Of business,
opened the bids proposing to furnish
Twenty-Five acres of land for a "pOt-
ter's feld,n and for the old Jail prop
erty at Raleigh. Two bids were re
ceived for the tirst-Gne Offering the
old Belts place for $4,000 90, and the
other offering the Maydwell place "
acres five miles from Court Square
over Wolf river,) for 800 per acre
The latter will probably be accepted.
The highest offer for the old Jail prop
ertv Including the courthouse, etc.,
at Raleigh was S2IOO. The Board de
cided not to accept it, the figures be
ing entirely too low.
The New Memphis Theater il
now undergoing a thorough course 0
repairs. DR.. Spaulding is expected
Is arrive to-day, to superintend the
work ia person. His stage carpen.
ter arrived on Monday morning anC
has already made a great change il
the internal appearance of the build
ing. The benches in the dress circle
have been taken out and are to be re
placed by Boston chairs, like those II
use at NibIo's. A fountain is to bC
placed in the parguette with eigh
Jets. The stage is to be entirely new
with new machinery, etc. The heat
ing apparatus is to be OF the newes
and most approved pattern. The ga
Jets are also to be enlarged and i'm
proved. We will give further partic
ulars as the work progresses.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the vans 10"
the Mpmnhis P~ostoaIces.s

Ch-attanooga, Richmond, MSsnIn ~ gonfb.
York BaItimore. and all cities hassa ~
Ga, and MontgomSI -Stc-
StaFions on the Memphis ana 49,
MfSSssipnf Central, Mobile ana o1.os
v5TTa e1f Chattanooga ana EaSb 1ehn
PafSroads. arrive at go PM close akn1l
s.Us ro-ss ebv 1OuIS-
r,Ifo Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~ittsburg, Phlla-
dslnbia- Buffalo, Albany, New YORK, anQ al
ciffes North and West, arrive az EEH p.W-i
sSew orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks.
nrg. Matches and all cities South, arrive aAo
m: closes at 10: % am.
All tafi9ns on the Mississippi and Tennes-
ee. New Orleans and Jackson and So1tneIh
aflrOads, arrive at 3 pm; closes atA0s - P-n.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepted3 arrive n
pm; close at SPIN.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark
rf-weeEly1 Monday, Wednesday andfrioayI
.rrfve at 10 an; close at An.
Olive Branch and ByhaliEs Mss Vseni-
EeekE) Monday Snd Friday, arrive t4p-lh'i
close at 5p.m- 80. rr,5ov
arrive a. 10 All close at II an
Little Rock and Helena, ancah landings On
White river, (semi-weekly) Tuesday anu SAL
urdav. arrive at g an; close az ppm
Pine Blu and Helena, and al lanoinss on
AIZansas river (tri-weekly) Tuesday, Ihurs,
day saturday, arrive AZ sa-m-i close At
pm. --o-,t
Tuesday and saturday, arrive
AZ cam; close at 4 Pm
All landings on the Mississippi river norm
fSemI-veeklV MOnda and Thursday, arrlNt
At Gam; close at $3.50 Pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. N.
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United States of America,
Western District of Tennessee.
is 10 give notice that on the I'D day
L Of July, AID, 1853, "a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of
W. c. RUSSELL,
OF Memphis, IN the county OF shelby ana
State of Tennessee, who has been adiuugeda
bankrupt on his petition that the pay
ment Of any debts, and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 10 such bankrupt. to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him are forbidden by law; that 4 meeting
OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt, TO
prove their debts, and 10 choose one or more
asSignoes Of his estate, Will be held AZ q Court
OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at No.450 Main
street. Memphis, Tennessee, before Hon. I. j..
Latham. Register, on the 10Th day OF August,
A.D., Ie69. at 30 o'clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, I'D day OF July, A.D.. 1850.
j. n. TOMENY.
United States Marshal, as Messenger,
fv9f Western District Of Tennessee
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IN

Emitted States OF America. -
Western District of Tennessee.
THIS is 10 give notice that on the 22d day OF
u July, A. D., 1853, q Warrant in tank
ruptey was issued against the estate of
7. NJ. s. RHETT,
OF Memphis, in the county Of Shelby and
state of Tennessee, who has been adiudged a
bankrupt, on his W petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts, and delivery Of any
property be6nging to such bankrupt, to him.
or for his use, n the transfer of any
him ar eforbidden by law that a meefinacf
the creditors OF the said bankrupt, 10 prove
their debts, n to choose one or more as
of his estate, viii be held at a Court
OF Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at No. 80 Main
street, Memphis, Tennessee, before Hon. T. j.
Latham, Register. on the 18th day of August.
A. d.. 1859, at ten O'Clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, I'D day OF July, A. D., 1859.
j. N. TOMENY,
United States Marshal. rs Messenger.
fv23 Western DiSfricfOf TenneSSee-
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T IN gANKRuPTcY

United States of America,
Western District OF Tennessee.
THIS Is to give notice that on the 2d day of
L July, \. D., lsG9. a Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of
W. J. NEWLY.
Of Macon. in the county Of Fayette and the
State of Tennessee, VIII has been adiudged 2
bankrupt, en- MS own Petition; that the pay
ment OF any debts. and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 10 such Bankrupt, 70 him, or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one OF more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at n Court
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. $50 Main
street, Memphis, Tennessee, before Hon. I. J.
Latham. Register, on the 18th day Of August,
A. D., 1853, at 10 O'Clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, 2d day Of JaJy, A. d., 1863.
j. N. TOMENY,
United Staits Aarshai. us HassengeI,
ifY Western district Of Tennessee.
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The Death of Wade Bolton.

Mr.. Wade Bolton, who for several
DAYS past has been suspended as 1t
were between life and death, expired
Yesterday morning at a quarter past
seven o'clock, at the house Of f. NJ,
Cash, Esq. The public are already
but two well acquainted with the par
ticulars of the unfortunate and deplO-
rable affair which caused his death,
and also with the desperate family
fued of which it form an episode. Mr..
Bolton persisted that he was mOrtaliy
wounded from the moment that he
was shot, and steadfastly refused to
have the bullet extracted, or even al
low a probe to be inserted. In despite OF
this, his surgeons thought up to Tues
day evening that he would recover,
and SO depressed themselves. At that
time a fever, which he had previously
been free from, set in, and he became
delirious. He remained in this con-
dition until Wednesday evening,
when the fever left him, only to at
tack him again on Thursday, and we
are informed that it again van
ished entirely until the tide Of life
ceased to flow through his veins,
which was, as we remarked, at little
after seven Yesterday morning. The
news Of his death Dol spread round
the city, where he was univer-
sally known, and vas the gen.
eraI topic OF conversation during
the day. 1t is said-and we give it on
the best authority-that Mr.. Bolton
left a will devising ten thousand dol
lars to the widow of Gen. 7. j. (Stone-
WALL Jackson. This fact became
known almost as soon as the news OF
dis death, and caused a kindly feeling,
q sentiment Of love and sorrow for the
deceased in the breast even of stran-
gers. and men who lad during his
lifetime been at variance WITH hlpl.
There is perhaps no other manner II
which this sum of money could have
been devised, that could have caused
so general a feeling of gratitude TO ahe
donor and regard for his name.
1t is also said that the other charitable
behests of the will will not fall far
short of an aggregate Of one hundred
thousand dollars. Among others,
three hundred acres of the place upon
which he lived are ~bequeathed to a
public school fund.
an examination was held after
death, and the ball was found in or
near the spinal column, and conside-
rable surprise was expressed by the
surgeons that paralysis was not caused
by it Immediately. Mr.. Bolton died
in the bosom of the Roman Cath
Ollie Church, which faith, we are
informed, he embraced shortly
before his death. He leaves a
widow but no children. His fune-
mi notice will be found elsewhere.
Wa understand that a warrant was is
sued for the arrest Of Col. Thos. Dick
ems as soon as the Coroner held his in
quest, and Wasimmediately put in the
hands of the Sheriff for execution.
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NOTICE IN RANKRlIprcv

United States OF America
Western District Of Tennessee.
THIS is to give notice that on the I'D dag
Il Of July, AID, 1869, a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of
N. NJ. NEWLY,
OF Wiilist0n, in the county of Fayette and
state of Tennessee, who has been adiudgrd 8
bankrupt Upon his QRn Petition that the
payment Of any ddbts and delivery of any
or for his use, ana the transfer Of any prop
erty hy him are forbidden by law that 8
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more
assignees of his estate, Will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 80 Main
A.. D., 1859, at 10 O'Clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, I'D day of July, A. D., 1869.
j. N. TOMENY,
United states Marshal, as Messenger,
lY3 Western District of Tennessee.
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MoTIoE IM

United States Of America,
Western District of Tennessee.
TyTfIS is to give notice that on the "a day
L OF July. AID. 1853, a Warrant in n
rgptcy Vas issuei against the estate Of
j. N. RODGERS.
Of Memphis, in the county Of shelby ami
State OF Tennessee, who has been ~adjudgcd
a bankrupt on hisown petition; that the pay
menI of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt, 10 him,
or FLOR his use, and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law that q
meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupt to
prove their debts, and 20 choose one or more
assignees of his estate, will be held at aCourt
CO R~snEruDtey. tQ be AQsaen az No, vain
street, Memphis, Tennessee, OetOlo -. -.
Latham, REGISTER, on the lsJh day Of An
slst. AT, 1855, 9: ~ O'Clock am.
Memph1ss1 enn. ia dag Of July, AID, 1859
!. ~. T0AEN&,
United stated Marshal, as Messenger,
tV2 Western District Of Tennessee.
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AN MURDER
A Railroad Man Killed by a Boarding
house Keeper.

Early yesterday morning adificulty
occurred on the Western Division of
the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road, between a man named Fitzger-
aid, a "boarding-boss = and one of the
employees of the Railroad Company
an Englishman-whose name has not
been furnished us, in which the latter
was MORALLY wounded by Fitzgerald,
who fired upon him with a double
barrel shotgun at short range.
As soon as the deed was committed
Fitzgerald fled and came to the city.
The police are on his track, if indeed
he be not already arrested.
We are informed that the man shot
died a short time after being wounded.