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DIRECTORS:

Oliver Garrison, Samuel VIII, Theodore Is
veille, Charles H. Peck, Gen. Thomas L.. Price,
Jules Vale, George r. Robinson, Robert e.
Carr, John F. Thornton, David h. Ferguson.
William t. Selby, Mich. schsffer, William 7
Gay, William U. Jamison, r. P. HanenkaAp
L. II. Baker, D.. A. January, William ]. Lewis,
James o. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. o
Hogan.
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VLHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
i Boats Of this LINE VIII leave Memphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows :
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al
o o'clock P.za,
THOMAS Fl. ALLEN. .R Reese Pritchard, Master
". A. CALDWELL-.-.....R. l.. Haines, Master
BlaisdeD, Master
LEM W. 7. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE RO X with the Com
pany's new and light-drausht packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
AMERICAN--".--..Jno. W. Williams, Master
VAN BURES Bowlin, Master
FORT GIBSON. ."-.....John WOODBURY., master
FSHT Rowland, Master
Al of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
10 II. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line to all points on the Arkan
sas river Without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mern-
PMS, should have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
Pany," at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ny's ofnc3. JNO. D. ADAMS, President.
T. A. KEHDIG, Agent,
ja26 &4 Front street. Mosby Block.
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Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADARTS Pure Vegetable Color1ng, 81 2
pound, sufficient to give a rich golden yeIloH
10 DO pounds of White Butter; o. Genus pSt
SamnIa package, sent to any address. NJ
farmer should be without it., as white anu
Strsakv Butter is worth from six 10 ten cents 9
pound less In all markets than thst OF = IISh
yellow. NO
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OFFICERS:

D. A. JANUARY, President ; CHAS- h. PECK,
Vice-President VIM. I. SELBY, Secretary
J. S. MILLER, Assistant Secretary WIN. N.
BENTON, General Agent VIM. HARVEY,
Actuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Actuary WIN. NJ. MCPHEETERS, MD.
Examining Physician.
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PAYING ITS OWN DIVIDENDS.

The most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms eff Insurance presented.
a loan or credit of one-third (f desired) of the
premium given. Surplus distributed on the
first of January each year, and dividends paid
annually thereafter on the Contribution Plan.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C0nPrHOLLzR'S OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, January l. 1881
7 a W RI~ackf,urn Comptroller ofthe Treas
m hereby certify that the ST. Louis
Mutual Life Insu rance Company, located at
a. Iouis in fine, state OF Missouri, has
!. II me sat, factory evidence that said
6ompany has compiad with all the require
ments of the laws OF the state OF dshnessee
ther certify that McIdahon g Otis. Agent )
of said Company, have ,dso complied with TIE
- nrnvided in such ca SEES; wherefore, said
81. Louia Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority to take risls and transact the
business OF Insurance in tals state, 81 Menu
PMs' W a.. W. BLACKBURN,
COMPTROLLER OF Tennessee.
mb7 By PLUNKET.
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standing Committee. /:

Finance Commlttee-L.T winnemore,J John
Paul baker, q. Noting.
IN on L~ands-HOWaro MulSPaugh,
John A. Grow, D. W. Fiowree.
mmitt on Steamboais-JOhn 3. Davies,J ].
Ed. Montgomery, II. d. Carson
Committee OF Docks ana WhaFves-WilIam
Creeyy, NJ $. Otis, D. Q. Martin.
on Revision OF Bylaws and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. p. Baker, Howard
Millspaugh.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief aIIusion to the orisin OF this import
ant discovery may not prove untnterestlrg.
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
nowned captain Cooks voyage around the
world. is found the statement, that while 81
journing for a snort time on the Braziilan
Coast OF South America, ne observed the ma
tivss using. in the preparation OF their fooo, a
peculiar oil, whica, upon exsmInatloD, ne
found to possess the appearances, taste ana
flavor of Butter ; upon further inquiry, now
ever, he sscertained that il was simplE a sub
stance that The natives distilled IN a cruce and
i'm perfect manner rom a rich and luxnrlant
plant that grew sT-OntansouEly and ~ao1Ddantly
in that warm tropical country. a few years
ago an eminent French chemist. While on a
professional visit 10 the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductian OF nature, and succeeded IN extracting
a concentrated esence or The plant The lot
mula for its preparation, and the soIe hlgnt
for the sale in MS country are the exclusive
property OF this company y whom II YES
purchased rom the original diseoverer. We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per-
fectly sTmle preparation
LIST. Thai by its uss q net gain OF rom ~ 70
200 per cent is made in the Manufacture OF
"a. That Butter, which from age or whatever
cause, may Be strong, rancid, streaked or
coarse-gTained, and cnmparatlVeIy useless Ior
general use by the aid OF this Extract Is re-
stored to its original freshness Z sWeetE eSs,
fine grain and even color.
b. BY tbe use OF this Extract, one pound OF
deli-ious, fresh Butter Is actually made rom
4th. That q T and excellent table Butter
can De MADE AZ a cost Vi nun tO@o SgANs
posnd. The chief expen,e e wherein beir G But
Ter. which is the essentisl base.
5th. That Butter manufactured by the aid OF
this Extract is equal in every respect 10 the
best Butter male Oy the crdinary method,
9Th. The Extract, anez thorough aBaiysIs
BY able chemists, is pronounced perfectly IreS
from any deleteIiOus substance, the lngredl-
eDts being purely OF q vegetable nature.
9TH. In pIoof Of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this compsn is mahtng one ton o.
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the New YORK market, and is consumed
from the tables o. The first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and
a sample package of the EXTRACT tsnInelent
To make nifty pounds OF Butter, with full III
r~ections Tor use, will be sent to any address on
the receipt of 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, We would spe-
ciaIly caution the puOlie against counterteits
and worthless limitations, advertised as pow
ders. compounds. etc, as the Extract OF the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only by
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Receipts were per Nj. & G. R. R. 1850;
bales; NJ. & t. R. R. SO; M. & o. r. R
2l9; ii. q L. r. R. r. -; Stssmers $50 ;
wagons so. Exports were per NJ & G.
4 K. 225; M. & o. r. r. 500; south by
the NJ. q I. r. r 278; Steamers $50.
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Bo.rd Of DIreetorsf for NJ Present Year
officers.

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, V1ce-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH- Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES S. STEWART Assistant Secretary.
JOHN 3. DAVIES Chief Engineer.
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= sAM. b. IoNEs, 0en1supt
Eisslssippi and tennessee Rallload.
kemphis and Little Rock Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARK
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at "a Am
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street a. Z am
4. 3. MONT,
fe7 General superintendent.
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wednesday, the 2Ssh Day Of April Next,

s,uoVing real estate situated in the eoun-
IT, rittenden, state of Arkansas: II being
tie YES. OF the west = r % section sa5f a I%o tb he
SosHS15Lg =, : southwest fractional quarter OF
West sbipN five, in township seyen, nort6
$500 eDao a sast. CONTAINING IN ell two hunore9
IausS ocras m.Nre or less the SAID safe VIII
anu wv . eoreAqfd, pursuant to the terms
and 8 ipuIations Of a certain AIN DEED Seed Of dt tETst sx
eeoted pSotobsr 2l. 1865. 10 the undersigned in
ecuIsU 70 secure 10 James F Barton a certain
daSSf therein mentioned, and to ssblsly SAID
GGeos. Sale between the hours OIL m and
ta1Sc - m. The title is good, but 1 Will only
sell anil convey as trustee.
nah3S JOHN P. JHbIEN M IIuStse.
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MAcHINERY


CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
30 Il 40, 000 Gallons per Minute.
OSCTLLATING ENGINES
Half to go Horse Power.
BOILERS. SMOKE CONSUMING,
Suparheaing, and safe.
FRICTION GROOYED KOIsELESs
HOKSEaEG MACHINES
All Light, Compact, DaFable and Eco
R0mIczl.
For Circulars, address Patentees and Manu-
WIN. D. ANDREWS & Bro
ala water street. EEE YORK
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0 CEN01wEArE.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet-For Vicksburg,
NatcheZa aud New Orleans.
THOMPSON DEAN ........I IL. Pepper, Master
Ihi, Mammoth freight steamer zHA
will leave as above on [
THIS DAY, Goth inst, at 10 am.
RICHARD W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
mh30 No Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
For New Orleans.
Hicks Master
This superb passenger steamer h
will leave as above On IS
TUESDAY, 29th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HAIR nSTAD, Agent,
mh2S No. ~ Madison street.
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General Agent;
I. II. WINNEMORE.
Special Agents
&c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Agents.

local Agents;
John P. Baker, New Orleans.
W. Spears, Nics sburg.
+. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. B. Townsend. Grenada, Miss.
j. W. johnson. Cairo.
Us. Cox, Evansville
]. B. Davies, Lou sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
8 jones, Cincinnati.
Charles n. BeekWilh, Chicago
Martin q Howard. 1t. Louis.
]. E. Merriman 4 Co, ri. Louis.
Don AlOnzo CEilds. New York.
Propositions for Subscriptions OF money or
to the capital stock OF she Company
should be addressed TO
!. I. BECKETT.
mhl4 AEeaf at Memphis.
No. u Jefferson street.
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roe I a poGnT.

Regular Memphis and Eriar's Point Packet
For Helena and Friar's Point.
aDeS Lee master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
will leave ES
TUESDAY, 30th inst, at 5 pm.
Elliott d MILLER, Agents,
mhf9 Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
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]. q. MCMAHON, NEWTON 8, OTIS
MCMAHON &c OTIS,
STATE AGENTS FOR
West Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and North Alabama.
N o, 43 MADISON STREET IT,
MEMPHIS. : TENN.
i, s, WHITE, MD, W. 7. IlHWIE, MD,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

8 tafement of the Condition of tbs ST.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance s'ohn'
pany, on the Ist day of January, Is Ss'
o a the first day of January, 1863, made to he
Comptroller Of the State OF Tennessee, III
compliance with the laws of that State relat-
ing to Agents of Insurance Companies OF
other States doing business in that state.
T ne name OF this Company is The Saint Louis
Mutual life Insurance Company, and is loea-
ted in the City of st. Louis, County of 81.
Louis, state of Missouri.
II leamount OF Capital Stock is paid
up, ana W
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S,6l9,s7O 81
STATE OF
--.-r-4w mis- hEEVnz

CO~MPTRoLLERS OFFICE.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
oYd ecrrect ropy OF the original now on nle in
.htS otacS q. ". BLACKBURN,
'AAS Comptroller of State.
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o PINE BLUFF.

Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Friar's Point and Pine Bluff
0O4OON master
This splendid passenger packet
will leave for the above ,H&E
WEDNESDAY, 3lst inst, at 5 pm.
Z A. LEVY, Agent,
mh29 No. z99 Front street.
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BUTTER.
THE
ECONOMY BUTTER co
THE

Ask the attention Of al interested in the rs
duction OF the extravagant cost of Butter, TO
their practical and economical system Of max
ing pune prime Butter by AID OF the
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
nsuph,, and louisville railroad Linz.


DEPART. ARRIVE.
nav Exuress. Z. z. time..... 500 am 300 pm
" City time. 40 an
Night Express, X. r. time.- 5Og pm WV S""i
City time. 3:45 pm.
Ticket onaces Ne. 287K Main street n at De-
pof hAssi NJ Main street.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train which goes through to kashVlle, VIA
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
change. zu-yunoH
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
ARRIVE. DERagT.
New Orleans Mail, daily--..-S:l5 pm. 4Io p"-u
New Orleans Express, daily p-
except Sunday-.-.-"----o:5O am oSO ani
Freight, daily except sun oozu
Time through 10 New Orleans "A hours. Bag
cage checked through. Tick ct ONCE 257% Main
Street ana at Depot. Omniouses win cal! ioF
passengers and check baggage III u PaIt "
the civ. by leaving orders at 1914 Main street.
febI4 A. &. LIVERMORE, GenI SuPb'
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR EVANSVILLE.

Regular Memphis arr Evansville Packet-FoI
Cairo and Evansville.
OOOSA .~-. Brown master
This nne passenger pacGet lel YES g-@A
for the above on SaSEzEE
HIS DAY. Both inst. at 5 pm.
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
misc o. 4 Jederson street.
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Trustees Sale.
On Thursday, the First day Of April Next,

-1HE undel signed. Trustee, Will, at the south
cost corner of Court Square, in the city Of
Memphis. sell TO the highest bidder, Tor cash,
On Thursday, the First day OF April Next,
Of Crittend en-. Stale or Arkansas 1t being the
east IL OF the east "A Of section two IN town
shin SIX moth, range 8 east also, the east u OF
the southeast fractional q OF section thirty
ave, in township seven north, range nine east,
containing I7U acres, more or less. me s&ld
sale will be made as aforesaid, pursuanI 70 tne
terms and sipulatioDs of a eltatn deed OF
trust executed by A. MatsOn, c. Thomas ana
Jane o f. Thomas, executed on the 10Th day OF
Msy. 1897 TO the uudersigned. in trust, 10 Sc
e1re 10 Mrs. e. W. Barton and r. 3. Rartoa ana
Holm s, ClaybrOOz and Wildly WllIiams =
certain debt therein mentioned ana 1850
the said tT ust. Sale between the noun
. M. and 4 O'Clock PIN. The title Is goo~s Ool
r cnIv Eall and convey as Trustee.
ahN JAMES +, BARTON, Trustee
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERNER
Analytic and AanufsetuFtsg Chemist,
Druggist and Ape GAecar ,,

CHEMICAL Analysis Of al d escrip4ions
made, aud written reports snrnh he'd,
Physicians Prescr1 Qttana caref 1Ily COM
pounded at all hours.
Patent Medicines, Scans. Psrfum cry. Toilet
class Drug Store, sep. n
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O Sc. LOUIS.

Memphis and st. Louis United States Mail
Line.
DEabALA AHAN AdSlcI
This elegant and swift steamer ~
will leave as above E
TUESDAY, 30th inst, at 5 pm
Freight received at st. Louis Wharfboat.
mh2S FLEM. Supt.
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ron ARKANSAS RIvEx.

Memphis and Arkansa River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.
". A. CALDWELL. ........ Haine5 m aster
This splendid passenger came IT
will leave for the above on vEEz
TUESDAY, S0th inst, at 5 pm.
T. A, + ENDIG, Agent,
mE2S 34 Front ST.. MCsbY Block.
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Trust SALE.
Trustees SAFE.

1.-THE undersigned, Trustee, win sell in 'front.'
OF Royster, Trezsvsnt & GO. auction room,
II befpg the northeast corner OF JtHersoh anu
Main streets, in the city OF MeAPHAss U tAo
biznest bidder, Tor cash, on
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, March y,
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Hudson sill Rising.

TROY, April 22-The lower portion OF this city is
Inundated six inches. Several piles OF lumber have
been carried away. Railroad travel IL suspended
The storehouse OF the Glen's Falls Lime Company,
at Green Island, containing about 1000 barrels Of
lime, set on fire 10y the water Stacking the lime,
and the building was entirely destroyed, together
with warehouses OF Toes and Sweet OF this city, The
loss is s5eO0 The freshet north of us is very
The boom above the dam at Glens Falls was carried
away to-day, and 10000 logs were set adrift. The
loss will be very heavy
ALBANY, April 22.-The water is still rising
here at the rate of one inch per hour, and is
within three feet of the mark of the great freshet
of 1857. The wind is stiff from the west. The
track of the Hudson River Railroad is submerged
at different points between here and Stuyyesant
and in some places is washed away. Several
bridges on the Central Road have been carried
off their bearings, and travel is entirely sus-
pended.
Death of a Soldier.
Major John Wilson, who served with distinc-
ton in Berdan's Sharpshooters during the war;
died this morning.
The Constitutional Amendment.
The Assembly has voted to submit the AMENDED
Constitution to the people at tho next gener"l
election, by a vote of ~ to 40.
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The United states Senate.

WASHINGTON, April 22-Mr. Nye obtained the moor
TO make personal explanation, and sarcastlcally
piled to Mr.. Sprague's allusion to him in the Senate
made as q harlequin. Mr.. Nye also, at considerable
length, defended the profession of the law and the
reputation of General Burnside and the Rhode
Island soldiers
He criticized and ridicued the assertions OF the
Senator from Rhode Island upon the virtue and pros
perity OF the country, and spoke nearly an hour.
Mr.. Chandler then, as former member OF the
committee on the conduct OF the war, briefly eulo-
gized the bravery of General Burnside.
Mr.. Abbott followed i'll similar strain ut some
length.
Mr.. Morton also spoke warmly in praise of General
Burnside, and commended especially his brave as
sumption OF the responsibility for the Fredericksburg
disaster.
Mr. Sprague then took the floor, and proceeded to
read from manuscript speech reiterating his former
charges against monopOlists and their defenders in
the Senate, referring with especial bitterness TO the
presiding officer. He also compared the attack Of
Mr. Nye to the barking of a puppy dog encouraged
by the presence Of a mastn.
In vndication OF the correctness of his views, he
read complimentary letters addressed to him by the
National Board OF Trade and many individuals
throughout the country.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Sprague's speech, the
Secretary read some remarks OF Mr.. Brownlow in
vindication of General Burnside.
Mr.. Cameron spoke briefly to the same purport
and at 2 p. NJ. the Senate went into executive
session.
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
"Iittle RhOdy" Again-Senator Nye
Called Harlequin-He
Retaliates.
The Storm in New England.

Special Despatch to The Bpening Telegraph
sprngue Calls Nyc n .'Harlequin''-The Senate
Amused.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-As soon as the Senate
met to-day an effort was made by Senator Conk-
ling to proceed to the consideration of executive
business, but it being understood that Senator
Nye, of Nevada, wished to reply to some of
Sprague's speeches, the motion to go into exc
cutive session was voted down. Senator Nye
then proceeded to address the Senate. He said
for the first time in his life he had been called
upon to notice personal assault upon himself.
1t came from the honorable Senator from Rhode
Island, Mr.. Sprague, who saw fit to designate
him CNye) harlequin. He would read from
Webster's Dictionary to see what that word
meant Senator Nye here opened huge die
tionary and began reading the definition of the
word harlequin, to the great amusement of the
Senate. Senator Nye then read from Senator
Sprague's speech where he (Nye) was designated
a a harlequin.
Senator Sprague had said that the whole
Senate was corrupt. That was a bold charge,
and could only be made by the Boanerges from
Rhode Island. Mr. Nye then went into lengthy
defense of the legal profession, which had been
assaied by Senator Sprague. He was induced
to think that the honorable Senator's health was
not good that day. He must have taken some
thing that did not agree with him. He was not
content with assailing the Senate as whole, but
he went back for eight years, and assaed the
memory of the living and the dead.
Mr.. Nye then proceeded to make defense of
General Burnside, of Rhode Island and had sent
to the Clerks desk and read certain letters
written to Gen. Burnside by Senator Sprague,
when he was Governor of Rhode Island, during
the war. These letters were complimentary to
General Burnside.
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STNrIoN-Tnis AFTER
noon at O'Clock, before Alderman Kerr, at the Gen.
tral Station, =.
Thomas Warner had hearing upon the charge of the
larceny of box OF tea from express wagon Fifth and
Market streets The defendant To take the hoS
from the vehicle by Mr. r. j. Walker and was followed
and arrested. The tea belonged to Sharkey Witty Do.
fendat committed to answer.
Richard Burns also had hearing upon the charge of
violently asssutng his wife this morning front ~ her
residence Fifteenth and Guleilma streets Officer Barnes
arrested Richard at Twenty fourth Walnut strees
George Smith, residing at No 54 s. Fifteenth street. tes
titled that about 10 O'Clock this A NJ wagon loaded with
old scraps of iron and other waste matter standne
in front Of Mrs Burns residence when her husband came
along Mrs. Burns selling the waste, and this gave
Richard oense he took piece of iron off the load when
she seized it, and Richard knocked her into the gutter
rising to her feet he struck her with his fist TINA
knocking her senseess that condition she carried
into the house. Medical assistance summoned and
she brought to her Two of her ribs alleged
to be broken and she is otherwise internally injured
Burns committed to await the result.
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The Storm, im New England.

CONCORD, n. H., April 22.-The Merrimac is
higher at this point than at any time since 1862.
Owing to break and landslide on the Vermont
Central Railroad, at Braintree, the mail train
due here yesterday afternoon was five hours late,
and the express train was three hours late. The
water is rising about an inch per hour, and the
bridge over the river here on the Montreal road,
is not considered safe for the passage of trains
Passengers on this road will be taken to Fisher
vile, on the Northern road, and carried across
There is a washout at Charlestown, and passen-
gers have to be carried across in boats. A wash
out between Wells river and Newburg prevents
trains from going beyond Newburg. A raft of
$4,000 logs, belonging to William Barron, White
River Junction. broke loose last night