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SPECIAL NOTICES.

How HOststter's BItiers Cure Dyspsp
office OF the stomach is TO convert the food
into a cream-like semI-huid, called CHYME.
This is Ell cted rarity by the action of a solvent,
called the gastric juice, which exudes from the
coating of the stomach, and partly by a me-
chanicsl movement of that organ, which
CHURNs, as it were, the dissolving aliment.
The CHYME passes from the stomach into the
duodenum, or entrance TO the bowels, where
IT Is SD affected to the action of the bile, and the
nutritious portion of 1t converted into q fluid
called CHYLE, which eventually become blood.
Now, IL is evident, that IL the great solvent,
the z lstric juice, is not produced in sufficient
quantity, or il the mechanical action OF the
stomach is not sufficiently brisk, the first pro-
cess Of digestion will be but imperfecJly per-
formed. 1t is also clear that If the liver, which
plays such an important part In changtn the
nonrishing portion oil the chy me into the ma
ter1al of the blood, is coDgested, or in any un-
natural condition, the second process will not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result of the
t0O Jdftu es Is dyspepsia, complicated with
The mode in which HOSTETTERS BITTERS
operate in such cases is this They invigora,e
the cellular membrane of the stomach, which
evolves the gastric juice, thereby tnsurtng an
ample sufieienoy Of the fluid to com pletely
dissolve the food. They also act upon the
nerves of tue stomach causing an acceleration
OF the mechanical movement necessary to re-
duce the food to a homogeneous mass. They
also act specifically upon the liver, strengthen
ing IL, ard so enabling 1t 10 produce an ample
and regular uppiy OF BILE, for the urpose of
converting the nutritious particles of the
CHYME into CHYLE, and promote the passage
through the bowels OF the useless debris.
In this way HOSTETrER'S BITTERS cure
dyspepsia and liver complaint. The explsna-
ton is plain, simple, philosophical and TRUE.
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT VIM. II. Smith
UhdnoeuoT.-This Court stands adjourned
until Monday morning. The following
DEGREES were filed yesterday!
Mount vs. Rosenstock final.
Brown VS. Roger; reference.
Baldwin VS. Morgan partition.
Davis va Wells sale.
Garter vs. Conant; possession.
Laird VS. Beard sale.
Hinckley VS. Ketchum; vesting title.
Cash VS. Bond sale.
McCOmbs VS. Smith sale.
TscgOner VS. Winters; modification.
FiGnerty vs. Dsshiel fiusi.
Lsnier vs. Gayoso reference.
De LaR0oke VS. Dromgoole final.
Coward VS. Ford final.
Brooks vs. Belts sale.
The calendar for Monday, March ed,
is sc follows:
sos Weeks VS. Moore.
TAI Apperson VS. Lundy.
$50 Mcmillan vs. Carlisle.
Law COURT-H s.. Lee, J1dge.-This
Court convened yesterday morning at
the usual hour, aud took up the case Of
Trabue VS.. Cash, admir-, and was en-
gagged with the trial of the same the
whole day. The case not being con-
cluded at the hour OF adjournment, was
continued until to-day.
To-day being the regular motion day
the motion docket will be called, and all
motions properly entered therein will be
heard and determined after which the
trial OF the above case will be resumed.
The jury in the case o. Nolan VS..
Beaumont failed to agree, and were dis
charged until this morning.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Geo. ". Waldrd1,
JudGe.-This Court held a short session
yesterday morning and disposed Of one
jury case, tO-wit Fentress vs.. Peres &
Son, the verdict being q judgment for
the plaintiff for $1,000. No other BUSH
ness was transacted.
The remaining cases on yesterdays
calendar will stand over until Monday.
To-day is motion day. The roll Of at
torneys will be called, and the Court will
hear and consider all motions to which
they may be entitled under the estab-
lished rules. Writs Of inquiry will also
be executed.
CRIMINAL COURT. VIM. Hunter,
Judge.-This Court was engaged all day
yesterday in examining the witnesses for
the defense in the case of State We. Rus-
sar, now on trial before it charged with
murder. Some five or six witnesses W. re
Intercepted during the day. To-day the
remaining witnesses will be introduced
and the testimony closed. The argument
OF counsel will not begin before Monday.
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No Money to Pay the MIlttia.

nv 4OAAN
The Banner Of Wednesday, says up
TO this time, warrants have been drawn
upon the State Treasury to the amount
OF S55. 600 to pay the little hoidentals
connected with the organizatit9 OF the
militia force. This does not pclqde the
sum total, not to say anything ABOUT the
demand which will be made "a the tIps-
tees Of the several counties w1hre these
loyal protectors have been qurtered. In
the formation OF these patriot into COM
panies and battaiiOns, and furnthing the
necessary amount of blankets sad pro-
visions to put them in fighting trim, an
expenditure had to be made and he
wheels of the loyal machine vea creased
to the tune of SIS, 900. Wha the Leg.
islature adjourned there Was Eot q dollar
left in the treasury and at be present
writing the balance on nanG,s moi more
than sufficient to pay for several boot
blacks at the lowest market price. Still
the loyal guard has to be kept up wheth-
er the treasury be bankrupt or not.
or the $50 900 ordered to be paid cut,
only 5000 have been drawn from the
treasury simply because it was not on
hand to be drawn. Where the balance
will come from, time only can tell. In
the meantime those who have furnished
the supplies are calling for money, and
show some little uneaslness for fear of re-
p~udiation. On this score, however, they
need not be alarmed. The money will
be raised by taxation If it takes the last
dollar from every widow in the State.
In a few days the Treasurer expects to
have on hand the necessary amount Of
Confederate money which he will pay
out just to show that his intentions are
good, and that he is disposed to honor
drafts when presented. This currency of
the late /" 80. called I" will be endorsed by
him and redeemed in the usual course Of
time. This part OF the programme is
confidential, and must not be reported.
Brokers, however, are advised lot to buy
up the s~hiDsplasters Of the late ConiCd.
speculation.
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NEW BOOKs.-CleEves, Smithwick &
Hatcher are in receipt of Kings Tonnes
see Digest. This work is just from the
press, and gotten up in q style that re-
fleets credit upon the publishers. 1t il
composed Of four volumes, and is for
sale at the low price OF $50 per set. II
embraces 3 digest OF the judicial decis-
ions Of Tennessee, from the year 1896 to
July, 1868. IL is q very valuable work,
winch should be in the possession oil
every lawyer practising before q Tennes-
see court. In addition to this, the firm
keeps on hand all the leading text books
in law, Supreme Court reports, and
Tennessee State reports. They intend
making law books one OF their speciali.
ties, and thus Fl q void long felt by Gu,
lawyers, Their stock Of medical, mis-,
cellaneoUs, and blank books, is large and
extensive, embracing almost the whole
range OF professional, scientific and liter,
airy works. Give them 3 call ct 2SS
Main street.
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Resolution of Thanks.

At a meeting Of the Ladies' Parish
Aid Society of st. Lszsrus Church." held
on Friday, March IS, 1869, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted,
viz:
ResolUed, That the most CRATE full thanks
Of this Society are due and are hereby
rendered to Prof. Tepe, the members Of
the Philharmonic Society and the sew
raj gentlemen by whose efforts and skill
the concert of last night for the benefit
of this church was rendered 30 successful,
to the press Of the city for their many
favors, Messrs. Goepel, KatsenbAch and
HolIenburg, for the splendid insiFu.
ments furnished by them, to Messrs.
Holts for the free use of their carriages
"a conveying the performers TO and from
the hall, and especially TO the generous
public for their liberal patronage.
MRS. d, X. MCRAk,
Nics-President.
MISS FUDoRA BAYLIss, Secretary.
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AMUSEMENTs

THE NEW MEMPHIs.-FareOeu Ben
eft Of Miss Price.-Considering the
| weather, which still remained dark and
lowering, with occasional dashes of rain,
q splendid house assembled at the New
Memphis to greet Miss Fannie Price in
her great role OF "Elizs ,".in BoucicAult's
play Of after Dark, or London by Night.
The cast was admirable and could not
have suited better had each part been
written for the party filling the role.
Mr.. flanagan, a "Old Toni" the boat
man MIR. Mslmburg, as Haywood, or
Sir George Medhurst; Bob McWade, as
I" Dicey, the Gambler and indeed all
who were in the cast, acquitted them
selves Ia q most admirable manner and
to the entire delight and satisfaction Of
the audience. Tonight it will be re-
peated.
THE GAIETY.-Msnsger E.ly's bsne-
fit takes place tonight, and not only
have all the ladies and gentlemen Of his
troupe volunteered for the occasion, but
one or two who are "laying off" and
takiRg il easy have also expressed a wish
to assist in making things lively for the
evening. Bob Hart and Nellie Howard,
Tooley, Hank Mason and the others will
excel themselves on the occasion. His
friends will no doubt rally round him in
force. Admission has been reduced to
twenty-five cent?,
DUPREz & BENEDICT's MINsTRELs-
This troupe of frst-clsss srtistes perform
ed last night before . fair audience, con-
sidering the weather. Their jokes were
Sll new and received rspturous applause.
Fhe dancing was excellent, especially
4" The Greek Hornpipe," by Frank Kent.
The song of Molly B2wn," was rem
dered exquisitely by Warren Richards,
who possesses q very Gne tenor voice.
The "Barber Red Opsra,u q burlesque
upon the opera Of BGrbe BIeue, intro
ducing the anvil chorus, ana the best
buIesque opera singing, by Frank Kent,
that we ever heard, was excellently re-
ceived by the delighted a%uiienee. Law
Benedict; throughout the performance,
was greeted by frequent shouts oil laugh
ter for his wit and humor. His part Of
the entertainment is worth going to zee
and hear, The troupe has very fine tai
ents, and is far superior to any that has
shown in Memphis for ten years. There
will ne q matinaa TODAY at d O1clnoE
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DIR. LANE, the Surgeon-C hiropodist,
has, in the last few dsys, operated on
some OF the best and most influential
citizens OF our city, and has extracted
corns and bunions without end, He treats
most successfully every species Of disease
of the feet, and one great popularity of
mis- treatment is, 1t is painless and in
Simultaneous. All those who are suffer-
ing with corns, bunions, callosities, ex-
cretions, swelliDgs of joints, etc., should
not fail to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity OF having them removed without
pain, and by q skillful hand.
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A ISLANDER ON THE GREY.-The fc

A ISLANDER ON THE GREY.-The fol
lowing paragraph, in srswer to an ar.
ticle in the E0ening Ledger, appears in
yesterday mornings Sun {.
1T cannot be for the good of the commun
ity, and II you are seeking to excite the sym
pathy OF the people and begging patronage OF
the score OF Confederate service, we advise yot
10 get a grey JACK e. and a certificate, aud star
ont regularly in the business. We give aim.
to such every day, and II you are IN real wan
you shall not suffer"
In the first place, beggsrs who claim
to be Confederate soldiers ara very scarce
so scarce that we have not seen or heard
Of one in months; and, in the second
place, all the charity of this editor of the
six by nine sheet could be put on the
point OF a cambria needle, and it would
take a microscope Of ten-horse power to
see ik.
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THE ST. PATRICK'S BALL We tr1
most happy to state that the ball which
took place at the New Assembly rooms
on st. Patrick's night and which was so
well attended and passed off so pleasant
", was not eiven by the Hibernian So
ciety or the SOdality of st. Peters. Fol
all this however, 1t was q very delight.
full and creditable affsir, and there is
considerable talk of repeating it for the
bsneht OF st. Pstriek's Church afteI
Lent. By the way, we learn that the bal
was q success p~ecnniarily, and that
the money wss appropriated to, and
accepted by, st. Patrick's Church fol-
the g building fund"
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o

Col. Jacob Frolich, who lately took
ecclesiastical orders In LouisvilIs, is in
the city, on his way home to Searcy,
Arkansas, where he proposes to go into
the business in conjunction with editing
the Record.
Countess Alexine P. LeOnetti, of Italy,
has arrived in this city, after an absence
of fourteen years in Europe, and is stop
ping at Byinkley College, andlCol. Alex.
Chisolm, her father, is at the Peabody.
They are formerly from Charleston, S. q.
The Countess is celebrated even in her
own country ss q vocalist.
We were glad to meet yesterday our
old friend and companion, DIR. Robert
w. Beers, of the Brownsville Bee. The
Bee early took a noble stand in defense
Of the right, and in opposition to the I'M
constitutional usurpstions and innova-
tons Of our Radical task-mssters, and
side bp side with the APPEAL she has
ever fought the battles OF constitutional
liberty. We always welcome it to our
table as one OF the ablest and best edited
OF our country exchanges.
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BUCREYE SALVE.--Theg great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD e. HTGREE.
Wholesale Druggists.
30I 81 3OS Main st.
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BU11ARD's P.INoEAMA.-The exhibit
-tion of Billiards. Panorama, given for
The benefit of Grace church, proved quite
a succeeg. and at 8 meeting OF the COM
mittee of ladies Of the church, it was re.
solved that the thanks OF the ladies be
rendered to the Proprietor for bis kind
ness and generosity.
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IRISH LITERARY AssoCIATIoN.-A
full and prompt attendance OF the MEM
bers of the Irish Literary Association is
requested this Saturday. evening, at
their Hall, corner of Adams and Main
streets, st half-psst eve O'Clock, for the
purpose of ~trsnsacting unfinished busi-
ness Of importance.
BERNARD COLL, Secretary.
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FLoUR.-Just received on consign.
ment, direct from the mills, one thou
sand barrels OF Flour, comprising every
variety of grade, from Fine TO the
Choicest st. Louis brands, and for Fale
very low for cash, by Atwood q Ander-
son, $50 Main street. /
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INsoLENT.-A correspondent, "Veri-
tas," in yesterdays Ledger, was unnec-
essarily impudent and insolent in the
course OF a correction which has been
eheerfully made by US, upon the applioa-
tion OF q respectable member Of the Hi
bernian Society.
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gScdfcl Hadh europa. Ds sDutIhS
9aiirnal gani@ rru NiCmptia bot 9Irr~angsmsHte
edrpFcl, 70 RAP ir %nirsct aui alr srpBrreu
Stdhtf III garpSa 5isbSH fam. GiCs ~ Cius gro-
fs SsaumIihfrJt ilrS rlns, pSlae ibrIn 5rruuer1
chr 8tTnanetSu @rle iGidtn ppltu. I
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MRNKEN BRoTHERs' GRAND OPEN.
ING OF PARIS NOVELTIES POSTPONED.
In consequence OF the non-Rrrival of the
children's garments the opening the
latest styles Of children's wearing ap'
psrel ls postponed until Wednesday
March oath.
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THE Rattle for the elegant Diamond
Cluster Pin, that has been seen on exhi-
bition at Harry Westherbee's saloon, 81
Jefferson street, for some time past, will
take place this evening at 8 o'clock.
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MURRAY & RIDoALY, Merchant Tai
Tors, 81 Madison street, have just re-
ceiVsd the most complete stock for
spring and summer wear, WHICH, for
quality and style, cannot be surpassed.
Prices reasonable.
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EPRING.-To.dsy, March 20, is the
Yernal equinox. At thirty-seven min
utes past seven o'clock this morning the
sun enters Aries and spring begins.
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Those living ont Of Memphis, will
please send Us their address and have q
measurement circular sent them, then
measure themselves and have their
shirts, atc.. made 10 fit. Wiggsns &
Thorn, 233 Main street.
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GOOD NEWS FOR MEMPHIS Just re-
eeiVed a very fine new stock OF Cloths,
Cassinneres and Vestings, which ] will
make up at very low prices and ia the
best style. Call at J. Leroy's, No. IL
Jefferson street. I
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Omce---NO. IS Jefferson Street,
CITY MATTERS.

TIE Rev. John B. McFerrin, DID,
will preach st the Second Street MetbO-
dist Church, tomorrow Sunday at II
o'clock.
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THE Office Of the Mississippi Valley
Navigation Company of the South aud
West, has been located at no. II Jeffer-
son street.
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A VELoCIPEDE RINK has been estsb-
lished by Col. Ed. Worsham, in the din
ing room Of the old Gayoso Hotel. This
is the best room in the city for prsctice,
having no distractions from pillars.
The lovers Of velocipedes should give
him q call.
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BUCKEYE SaIVe.-T The great
remedy IOrIhe cure SfPiIes, ju-t
received and for sale by w. N.
WfIkeFsOn h Co., Druggists. $40
Main street.
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ABook-keeper acquainted with double
entry bookkeeping IS wanted by Menken
Bros. No application received except by
letter, stating qualification, etc.
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MISS EUDoRA BAYLIss, Secret

THE Peabody Hat, remarkable for its
beauty and durability, continues to be
the leading style, for sale only at Fran
cisco & Wiggin's.
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BUCKEYE SALVL IA fresh
supply of the Justly celebrated
article for the cure OF Piles, re-
ceiVed and for sale by
g.. w. JONES 81 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
257 lain street.
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The WHATHER remains cloudy, with
eyecssiousi 81 9wers. A heavy thunder
1stosm passed Cver the city about three
O'Clock yesterday morning, accompanied
by a tremendous shower OF rain.
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LYNEHAYEN BAY OYsTERs.-Messrs.
Sturla d Csnale, successors to d. Aste
& Co., on the corner Of Union and Main
streets, are receiving daily eonsignWents
Of the celebrated L~ynnhaven Bay Oys-
ters, made so famiiar to lOvers of good
things in u city by their predecessors,
Messrs. AsLe & Co. These oysters are
uaequaled ia flavor or size, and are both
in cams and shells.
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EXTRA Inducements in furniture and
carpets at Ames, Besttie & Co 396 Main
ct. DCn't fail To give them q call.
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T. NCGEoY, Merchant Tailor, has juat
received new Goods. QIiek sales and
small profit is his motto. Give him 8
call at 238 Second street.
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READING MATTER.-Our readers will
fad at Joe LOcke's, 1881, Main street, a
full assortment of the latest magazines,
literary weekly papers, illustrated week.
lies, the dailies OF all our large cities, and
a general assortment Of literature and
stationery.
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ACsIf.

MEMPHIS, March l9, le9.
If Irving Halsey, Esq, will allow tae
use Of his naEle as sn independent can
didate for Judge Of the Municipal Court,
his many friends believe they can elect
him TO that Office. MANY VOTERS.
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THE Castlian Hat, at Francisco &
Wiggin's, PesbPdy Hotel.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

-p,rING BUT NoSLE. sELF-HELP .
LIZ 10 men VINO, Eaving erred, oeslre a bet
II YOU Sod- SsntiH sealed letter envelopes
re- r. of enal2e. II benectgsd Te,Gfn tH5 pPPifs-
age Address, PHILAAThAOs, COX r. L.
sdelphis, Pa
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EMMONs d Son received yesterday, at
she,r two stores, Nc. 10 Jefferson street
and sq3 Main street, new BeRdle and
DsWitt Dime Novels, Dialogues Nos 3
and Z. Eve-y Month for April, GOnton-
Jaubs' Riveraide Magazine, Peoples
Magszine, Heney's Journal, Irish Citi-
zen. Irish Americsn, irish People, Jolly
Joker for April, Irish Republic, Criminal
Zsitung. Western World Saturday
Njght. Police News, New World, Free
mans Journal, Irish Tribune, Chiidren's
Hour. and New York, Cincinnati, ct.
Iouis and Louisville dailies,
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Buy you shirts and Furnishing Goods
direct from the manufacturers, AZ Wig
gaBs & Thorn, 233 Main street.
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DUNLAP's Fifth Avenue s~pecislities
IN genis' Silk Hate, st Francisco d Wig
gins, Peabody Hotel.
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COUNTRY merchants will find great
bargains in dry goods at Menken Bros. I
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THE Fifth Avenue Dress Hat for gen.
flemen, at Leidy &Co's. I
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HArs legitimate styles and fine quail
titles. at / sidy s. Co.'S, 269 Main street,
onposite Court squa1e.
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A WORTHY TRIBUTE.-We were graft
fled to learn yesterday that the friends
Of Miss Sallie Lynch, who has been for
some time q member OF the st. Patrick's
Choir, wss presented by her friends with
a beautiful gold watch and chain, ysster-
day. Fac presentation was made by
John League, E:q., in q neat and appro-
priate speech. We learn that Miss
Lynch leaves the city in q day or two, to
90 to Arkansas to reside.
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A Man Walks of the Railroad Bridge
iLtO the Cumberland.

AIAO IA ShAuDcEAah0s
Yesterday morning about O'Clock,
says the Union and american, while the
draw was Opsn for the passage of q
steamboat, an unknown man coming
across from the Edgefeld side, walked
deliberately off into the river. The per-
Suns who opt rate the draw saw the man
approaching, but thought nothing of it,
az people cfsen come up to the end and
wait until the draw is swung back. Be-
fore they could give any warning, how
ever, ths individual had stepped off into
the abyss, fifty feet down to the Cgmber-
land. He screamed loudly for help for
perhaps a minute, when, no help being
at hand-bosts there were none-hls
voice became fainter, and was at last
stifsd as the unfortunate wretch sank
to rise no mere. After diligent inquiry
we have failed to learn who the individ-
Ial may have been. 1t is thought that
Z be must have bsen under the influence
M I;SSnr The body has not been re-
covered,
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COUNTRY merchants wanting cheap
dry goods and handsome styles, should
LOOK 1T the stock Of Menken Bros. I
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COUNTRY merchants should go TO
Menken Bros. for bargains in dry goods.
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THE Cambridge Hat, 1T Francisco 6
WI sginis, under Peabody Hotel.