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MARKETS.

Special 10 PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacih
and Atlantic Telegraph
| New York, February II, 1855 am
Gold, 1861. Wells, Fargo & Co. 'sExpress
=; American Express, 45i; Adams
Express, Ga; United States Express, =
Merchants Union Express, l7t; Quick
silver, 223 Canton, $50; Pacific Mail
lll4; Western Union Telegraph, 36s
New York Central, 18Th; Erie, -; Hud
son, 1856; Reading, 80; Chicago and
Alton, 1873; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, 1853; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne, 65s; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne preferred, II; St. Paul, 65s; St.
Paul preferred, 763; Fort Wayne, ll7a;
Ohio and Mississippi, 333; Michigan
Central, 1873; Michigan Southern, 93f /;
Illinois Central, 40; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 9O3; Cleveland and Toledo,
lO45; Rock Island, l273; Chicago and
Northwestern, S2f; Chicago and North
western preferred, 9Os. The market is
bearish; money continues stringent
New York, February II, 1890 am.
Gold, 1851. Cotton: Misunderstanding,
264; good ordinary, 27a; low middliug,
%; middling. 29s; good middling, 3Oi
Florida- Ordinary, 263; good ordinary,
27a; low middling, 2sa; middling, 29a;
good middling, 3Ol. Mobile-0rdinary,
81; good ordinary, 2S; low middling,
2sa; middliug, 299; good middling, BOZ.
New Orleans and Texas-Ordinary, ut;
good ordinary, EST; low middliug, 20;
uiddlipg, 29l; good middling, 300. The
market opens dull and unsettled.
1925 a. m.-Gold, 1851. Bonds of 81,
ll4i; 5.2Os-'62, ll45; "a, lll}; IS,
ll2s; new 5-20s-65, llO4; 81, llO3; '68,
llO1; lO4Os, 1881; Pacific Skies, 10Th.
Government bonds opened very unset
tied, with small Offering. Sterling ex-
change dull at 1898 for sixty-day bills,
Gold carrying at per cent; market I'M
settled.
LoSDos, February II, ll:l5 a.m.-Five-
twenties, 1888; Erie, 24i; Consols, 90
Illinois Central, cat; bonds in Frankfort,
slt.
LIVERPOOL, February II, Ills am.
The cotton market opens dull but quiet,
with a limited demand middling up
lands, IL to l2si; Orleans, l2i to l2si
p.m.-The cotton market continues
dali sales for the day, 1000 bales.
Special to PUBLIC LEDGER by Western Union
Telegraph.l
New ORLEANS, February II, ll:30 am.
Gold, 1853; cotton, dull and prices NOM
inal; middling, 2sfc estimated sales to.
day, 200 bales; New York sight bills at
par.
New York, February II, 1855 am.
Gold, l35. Cotton dull and prices lower
low middling, 2s}; good middliug, 3Oi;
uplands, 294; Mobile. 291; Orleans, 29i.
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be proclamation Of peace. If that be
resisted-if the mad elements that only
flourish in strife resist, let him put them
down with firm hand. If he be man
at all and comprehend the responsibility
of bis position, he will revolutionize the
moral condition of the country. No
human interest wants war-war only
destroys what peace, with great toll, con-
structed. One universal cry should go
up for peace. When that is attained,
then will break the glad morn of our
restoration to liberty.
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WARRINGTON.

New YORK, February 1.-THE Her
AIDS Washington dispatch says: There is
q report here that the confidential rels-
tons heretofore existing between Gen.
erAl Grant and his confidential secre-
iary, General Badeau, have been broken
of, and to-day Badeau was instructed to
remove bis desk from the room occupied
by Grant to another department The
cause of the rupture is not known.
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Cuba.

Captain General Dulce, of Cuba, has
issued proclamation, saying that the in
surgents having refused to accept Of am
nesty, and others continually joining the
insurrectonary forces, therefore the
proclamation of amnesty is Withdrawn.
Liberty of the press is also sus-
pended, and the censorship is re-estab-
lished. The printing and distribution Of
newspapers without permission from the
Government authorities is prohibited.
Persons guilty of violating the press
law, and all political prisoners, in future,
will be tried BY court martial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-17

The New York Post says the latest
sensation is bridal trip over the
elevated railway in Greenwich street.
Nearly every day wedding parties obtain
seats in the experimental car. The
chief engineer of the railway frequently
superintends the running Of the car on
these occasions"
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have been made to bury him beside his
father.
Several Baltimoreans have contributed
to defray the expenses of the renter
ment of Payne, for whose remains there
has as yet been no claimant
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boats LEAVING TOMORROW.

BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith. The Thoa. II. Allen is the packet
tomorrow for points on the Arkansas,
connecting closely with boats running to
Fort Smith. Capt. Reese Pritchard is in
command, with Messrs. Walker and
Thomas as clerks.
For White Riusr.-The Argosy, Capt
VIM. j. Ashford, leaves tomorrow for all
points on White river. In the office are
Milt R. Harry and John Smither.
For Ticksburg, Natchez and NeW
Orleans.-Capt Frank Hicks boat--the
Magenta-leaves as above tomorrow.
Messrs. John Sullivan and Chas. Smither
will be found in the Office.
For Randolph and Osceola. = The
George W. Cheek leaves to- morrow in
charge of Capt. George Malone. Frank
Gonterman is clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-17

An officer of the English Navy, Ingle-
field, has invented mode of steering
ships by the pressure Of the water in
which the vessel Aoats, The apparatus
is, of course, below the water line,
and it can be controlled from any part of
the vessel. The captain, sitting in the
cabin Of { the largest ifou-eisd, With q
compass beside him, can steer her with
his thumb and finger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-17

There 10 yoman's club in London
where the visits Of men are allowed, but
each visitor must sign his name in q
book and add the name Of the lady on
whom be eallS. Then be ia granted an
interview in par!or, under the eye Of a
grim superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-17

The largest man on record, in modern
times, was Miles Darden. a native Of
North Carolina, born in 1898. He was
seven feet six inches high. At his death,
in 1851, he weighed little over one thou.
sand mounds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-17

Henry johnson, near Adrian, Mich.-
gan, climbed into an apple tree back Of a
farmers house the other night, and imi-
tated the hooting Of an owl so accurately
that the farmer rushed out and put nine
huckshot into him
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-17

A paper published in Kendallville, In.
diana, observes: IF Mrs Grant should
happen to get the measles, every fool
woman in the country would put fire red
spots on her face, and commence taking
epsom salts
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nolrs LEAVING TO-DAY

For Cairo, LOuisrille and Cincinnati.
The Memphis and Cincinnati packet
MinBsols, TO accommodate her patrons
among travellers and shippers, has delayed
her departure uriil Eve o'clock this eve
ming, although announced 10 leave yes
,erday. Capt ". B Miller commands
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MARRIED.

wALKER-TARWATER.- February 18th.
1869. at the residence of the brides father. by
Rev. +. S. Petway. Mr.. viii Walker. jr.. of
Horn Lake. Miss, and Miss Bette Tarwater.
eldest daughter of Geo. T. Tarwater. ESQ, of
DeSoto county, Miss.
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River News.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The weather continues cloudy, With
strong indications Of rain. The river
rose eight inches yesterday, with pros
poet Of much greater rise, as dispatches
from 81. Louis report all the upper
streams swelling The Ohio is rising at
Louisville, with nine feet ten inches 10
the canal. No reports have been re-
csived from the Arkansas streams since
our last
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NEW ADVERTISE M ENTs
ID is 3 O u ITO N

rI'HE FIRM OF GRIFFIN g. vANDIvER
w. IL. Vandiver retiring. The unsettled BUSH
ness of the firm will be adjusted by George W.
Griffin. who will continue the business at No.
207 Main street. Memphis Tenn.
GEO. W. GRIFFIN.
w. II. VANDIVFR.
Fehruarv Ia 1880 1880
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AMusE M ENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATEI

NE w MEMPHIS THEATER x.
Lessee, MRS. W. O. THOMPSON.
Manager and Treasurer. @. d. STKIsKUHL.
Stage Manager. ROBERT McWADE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February II. 1859.
will he presented Shakspeare's SHYLOOK (;
Or, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shslock,
Frank Mayo. ALI the Company in the cast.
ss- Mayo Matinee. Saturday. ! o'clock.
SoALE. OF PRIoRs-Dress Circle and Par
quette. 81; Orchestra Chairs, ST so; Family
Circle, so cents; Colored Boxes. so cents; Col
ored Gallery, Is cents.
SB-Doors open at u TO Z o'clock; curtain viii
rise at u to 8 precisely. Box-book open from 10
O'clock am. to 5 pm.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
FURNIT URE
Renewed and Repaired

7 HAVE FURNITURE wAGQNsALwAY
Il ready 70 remove families. OF - send for and
Leave orders az my sfore, 36s Second street.
I25-l50 OWEN SMITH. Undertaken.
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and VIM. Hall is chief clerk-both Of
them perfect gentlemen and good steam
boatmen.
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Beal Street Business Properly
AT AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MARCH
" 10th, we shall sell on the premises, at three
o'clock. that valuable business ST0REH0USE
AND LOT, on the north eide of Beal. between
Turkey and Wellington " streets. part Of Lot No.
Lot has front of Is feet on Beal by depth Of
go feet. The house Is brick. substantially
built, and contains large basement, fine
large store-room and six rooms above. This is
valuable property, and should command the
attention of all who would invest in paying
property.
Terms: 0ne-half cash; balance, six and
twelve month";. Title perfect.
M0NSARRAT. LANIER T. CO.,
14l-l59 Auctioneers
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Admission. Only rs Cents.
THE ABOVE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
l. is open nightly. with a star combination of
talented artists, acknowledged by the public
press to be the best that has ever appeared in
this city. The entertainment consists of senti-
mental and comic singing, dancing, farces, bur
lesques. negro acts. spectacular sensations, etc.
open at half-past six o'clock. Curtain rises at
half-past seven o'clock. 15lf
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winter Schedule, january Is, 1869.

Both Trains Connect for Nashville.
The BIS pm. connects for CAIRO and ST.
LOUIS arriving g. 81 Lc.;s 81 l:M m. next
day; $50 am. train arrives in St. Louis at ii
pm. same day.
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Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,

Can be procured at the Company's Office, 1874
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street.
R6- Baggage Checked az depot, or BY the
Memphis City Transfer Company. at Hotels,
private residences, or on board boats, TO all
principal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
SELL HOWELL, PASSENGER AGENT. 79-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
BOLD ROBBERY IN PHILADELPHIA.

BURGLARS CARRYING AWAY THEIR sPOHs BIZ
THE wAGoN-LoAD WITHOUT DETECTION.
The boIdest burglary yet committed in Phila-
delpha took place at an early hour on Friday
morning. The premises robbed were occupied
by gentlemen whose families were ont of
the city. The burglars afterforcing an en-
trance into the premises through back window set TO
work 10 bundle up everything movable The bureaus
and stand drawers empted OF their cnntants
were rummaRed, beds wsTv ripped open and thrown
about in confson Bedquts, c0mfortables, sheets ana
poW-easos used TO pack silverware cutlery and
plumber In. Valuables taken from part
Of the house from the cellar 10 the garrett and cared to
the front parOr thence carried into the street. loaded
into furniture and hauled to thieves
den. How many loads thus carried OF s not
known. AT least three or four from appearance. The
daring thieves actually took small articles
OF furniture and carpets, and had daylight
kept Off hour two longer, it il
doubtful whether they would have left anything. Tho
neighbors who live adjoining the robbed premises heard
noise about O'Clock but paid special attention to
it. boy, who was passing toward five o'clock noticed
men engaged In loading furniture wagon with goods
and supposng that some one was making early start
20 move, paid attention to the natter and walked
OF. philadelphia Post.
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Personal.

Mai.-Gen. Thomas and staff left Portland,
Oregon on the sth of July for Alaska
Ex-Secretary William II. Seward is confined
to his hotel, at san Francisco, by an attack Of
rheumatism.
Miss Phoebe COuzins is to speak on Woman's
Suffrage in the West this Summer and in the Autumn is
going to study law at st. Louis.
Capt. A. w. Rowe of the Boston schooner
Sarah H. Merrill has received from the British Govern
elegant biuOcular glass and $50 sterling for his
services the passengers and Of the ship St JagO,
wrecked last Winter in the Straits OF Magellan.
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HOBART COLLEGE.
SERVICES ON sUNDAY-BAccALAuRLATE SER

GENEVA, n. Y, July 11.--Trinity Church was
Kindly offered by ts Rector Rev DR. Perry for the use OF
the the numbers presentat eaeh service
showed how inadequate the chapel would have been lof
such an occasion. At l0i a. H., sermon was heiFeu
before the DE Lancey Association py inc ho' ~ 'N1
Ingcn.
The Baocalaureate discourse delivered at u r m.
nv the Right Rev william Bacon Stevens, Bishop OF
cnnsyyana choosing for his text the third verse Of me
nud chapter the COlossians In whom are ma MI
o. OF wisdom and knowledge" tho BISHOP an
,Teed az MS theme the intellectual character OF
ppSvst Abiding the outset 10 the confused msh o
dsd Greatness aud goodness in our LOrd, IN tue minus
tnnuv really dcvout persons, leading thein 70 aaOie
81 hue they have little definite notion OF TINS great
ness or 1t 1ut another name for ms
goodhS Pea S SIc @ 10 sS m to the
roatbess OF is ACQUISITIONS secondly TO the perfect de
Yelop1I OF It's plans, aud fourthy, 20 the gran
SCnr md operating Influence Of its thoughis IL ~
CnlIhb h,d fle greatness winch pertains 10 mtooe-
e1ge cn9isiton A. free trom sin and the derangus IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
THE PHI GAMMA DELTA CONVENTION

era Convention OF the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
held here al tho MOnOngahela House, concluded
tonight by supper. The PM Gamma Delta Fra
tcruity the clergy, the bar. the medical profession
the press. aud the American Colleges were toasted
aud responded 20 by j. II. Raymond OF Delta Delta,
W H. Holmes 81 ri, j. j. Henderson OF Meadvlle,
b. r. smith, NJ d. % Pr j. H. Holiday OF Tau, and Prof
J. Black D. D. There were present IN the Convention
regular delegates from 10 Chapters besides many
"Deltas" oNoflcio The Convention shows gratifying
growth Of the Fraternity dunng the last two years. The
Grafton delivered by the Rev. VIM. T., McLAren Of
Detroit. The following the officers President j.
Raymond OF Delta Delta Chapter Of Evanston, Ills.
Secretary IhOs T. Wghtman OF sigma Chapter OF Pitts
burgh Pa; Treasurer, sam. NJ jackson OF Epsilon Chap
ter, NeW-NOrk City.
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DIED.

BOORUM-Iu BoEl,a Saturday July George u
Wa. B; and Amelia Boorum aged noathA -,
the aOe Aosday Jay H. st O'Clock fOm shs Residence
Of bis parents No 220 Clermoatave.. Brooklyn
CUTTIHG-Ou SATURDAY 10Th Brokhos. Cung the h
The relatives and esds of,h family ar. Invited to attend the usr.I
rue morning az i o'clock Al the Church Of sA
yaesa 10 Paul between SiIth and se.ea.Iye.
square corner SevsneeHthst FouTthAvs Jacob Cs
TIE h9.; si l' place from h lrs rsI'ss' at 10 So
HULL-op Friday Jav Weller Sherwood on' 'sn Of Joseph o.
and Amy = Han ssss yeiI ' ~ from M, hers rs,I-
deass No q ChaIesst
K1YEon SATURDAY JAY TO- Bsus W Kane, lsei ysars
rs,Sess o. SeT oaaw George Buea No 70 West T"su
tetb.st. Monday. the 18Th inst. at D. N d.
-Sudeay FrdGy July g. Ma Sossn LalS'saaH
D.ane No lSi wsst Tbiusenhst TO-DAY Mesayl a. ooes
The friends the aaiy uvssd 70 attend he rsa, VII %
rt,kn no Rbnebeek n Tor inemeui Iueiia! morning
raw.una L,ke Friday Juy o. eolgestol oi e oaH
Caroae Haigh infant daughter Robert iad AHsi Lee @
tn. sa's sad t.n invited 70 attend 70. o',I
MoSay ths Igth inst AZ ?. m viihou, further iHyaoS
MuIRR-A Psrmoni n y sunday July H. Abn walsh, vi" -
AZ. s's Miller p y; ,, s,f 81. ~ hS 5 to ..ua tn. A.r.
on Tassay Juy - At o'clock. from Der late Te'dsno'
SRwMAN-At she residence soanh- George srse No ~
NE. oSIs. Se.Ssn X tbe s4h yesr q her age
Notice Of TIE tnusrsi viii he given Tuesdays
Wisconsin, papers please cop. d.. La L. "a A., 60
REMMEY-A the residence OIL Oh SATURDAY, JAY ~ M
Her Iiegds hs friend, her 400 es,5s ~ S:a 90 rass
ssv JAY i9 at ooeE Gsm sOas r's'lsses No. 20
si10S. Mss. Jpl, at.r p,iutl illness El.s
L. ~ifc o. william H. Richards and s'"'a''' +" y :"
.r,By July H. 1889 afsr gess ns's.
g si5c Of he late IIeay RsbasOs AGED . years
Tss I;avsi sTS bsT m residence aoaO, Tuesday "
On s,.h DAY Friday the stA INST EAsA L.. uA0~ o
The nsrs s place iron Es0s Meeting aSq iss N
HE fTsads Of iAm,y United - attend
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OBITUARY..
THE REV. DIR. CALpICoTr.


The Rev. DIR. Caldicott died yesterday morn.
us ne was born IN Buckley, Northampsonshire in
SIc. leV5 lie received good education and came To-
10 1874 IN the capacity OF tutor 10 the children Of
Sohplo nh1sry officers He 20 Toronto.
WHERE Ire engaged In teaching suhse-
quehuy ne removed b Kingston and was for sew
eta years employed schoolmaster in connection with
the mtary About 1881, he passed over 20 the States
ana resided az Madison College, New-York and about
nee years aterward ordained 70 the passionate OF
e bapsls Cnoreh In L0okpOSt. After -four years sac
Scsslul 1ofk ne was called TO a church In Boston, and
tSaeo there years 0feiatngin three churches one
OF which Ne was Instrumental In founding and vbcb s
now one OF the most fourshng cOzgregatOus I'm ana
papust coDnectlOn In that city He afterward
scst1ssaa 70 Brooktyn, whore hs found a few
TI astereu aoherents OF the Baptss denorrHnaton
th OrtahIea congregation, built church and had
az OF seeing his labOrs Developed into
r e.entiy neurshtag congregation In 1850 on the
stsp p,, ~ rye Of the passionate OF the Bond
oaptlst Churoh, call presenteS 10 DIR (adi-
co.t 10 occupy ms place He readily accepted the call and
Susered upon hn 1inistrtion In Bondstree4 I'M sente
per, 1850 lis efforts there have been successfsi He
Iouhd the c9arch ourdensd with debt, which las been
extnRulshed The building has been eniareSd ana ,.
proved the membership has been largely ncreassd aa
since his connection with he has baptized upwar az
lhOusduu nlelnOeTh Toronto Globe, July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
THE DRAMA.

We enter upon a quiet week at the theatcrs
There fun in crowds just now and melting at tho
woes Of others is quite suPerfuous TO public which
mes in its Nevertheless the pulse Of theatrical en-
terprse beats calmly BY "Enoch Arden, at Booths
Theater, and by Dora" at Waacs, the drama shows
itself st alive. These houses lead all the rest IN point
prospertyas in point Of merit in the entertainments
presented. Buresque. with the Thompson Troupe lie
toteng along at Nibo's Garden. Pantomime' with Mr.
Fox and the Kafy Troupe Of dancers Is slowly dying
ont the Oympc-yet 10 continues TO be strongly at
tractve TO rural visitor Mr. Eddy remains at Woods
Museum and viii appear there tonight as "The Rag
Picker OF Paris"-a Bowery melodrama IN which be has
made himself the admired Of all the orient Miss
Lucille Western remains at the Grand Opera House,
where she has appeared Nanny Oliver Twist and
where she next produces Mr Tayers play Of "rhe Child
stealer" II will be that the Immediate phase OF
theatrical Affairs brilliant Long TO dwell upon
would be a waste Of time. The next event Of real I'm
portance win be the appearance OF Nj Jefferson at
Booths Theator IN rip Van Wrinkle" which on this
occasion is 10 be presented In more beautiful manner
than ever before. Then will come Mr. Days opening Of
the Fifth Avenue Theater and step by STEP we shall
advance into the foil activity-ample various ana
strUng-of the regular dramatic season
DRAMATIC NOTES.
II has been stated by cOtempOrnry journal
that Miss Janauscheks business affairs next season. VIII
managed by Dir. strakOsch Ihis Is llcorrect M.ss
ment Of Blr Frederick j. Pilot.
Fac-similes Of the autographs OF various
actors aud aCtrcsses-appended 10 more or less comic
and characteristic etters-appear in the July number OF
The Comic MOIlly and invile the attention Oh no Cu
fious Ia such matters. The fac-smles are very Boou
indeed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
NuEs ~ a NEH.oRLEANs loouRg-ABDUCTIoM

AN interesting nun lhDultIHII' VI" o. In.enls
the Now Oreaus COnrts The Sisters OF Tue o. I III
Convent crge th;t three relations OF sister Anh.o
Jesus fofebly abducted her, Thursday Jun -, f
tie convent Tho presence Of seven nuns LIE sGded
ruUui. IN darK robes WHITE caps and black Nv "a NJ
much Interest e scene Tho deieDse hegus's Letter
tho last appearance 10 produce the missing 49,
IN Court under previous order OF the Judge DeSAns
a meeting with the ether nuns would DO paia ai ,Ias
ogfe lc and furthermore 10 possible thAt s.S " -
i Inc state OF Mssisspu nad outside tie JuisSt ~
Louisiana court, Tic Judge. however lHsiss'b eI
presence ~ sister Annie and 10 he lFail he
ps that she wishes 10 withdraw from the cn,,F, eo,.
VIII dismiss tho charge the case a., hcco irssvnne
tnued uuIi the young lady Is produced N v Il'@'
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nRAMATIC NOTEs
rrctps1oN on ~ sEyENrn REGnlENT

The arrangements for the excursion OF me
vent ierpent n Y s. y. G. now about concluded
me steamer state New York has been chartered ana
will leave this city Wednesday, july n, au0 VIII ar
rive In Albany early the morning OF inc "a INST
After breakfast they will make a parade anu can upon
Governor Hoffman, at the Capitol AZ noon tney VIII
leave for saratOc, and VIII nauguIate Lelands new
mi roon by grand hop II VIII De expected thar the
bai VII, be one 81 tie hnest that has ever taken place
an Saratoga The regiment Will leave Tor Troy az ~ a.
IN on Friday the Zjd. They viii DO received IN
T,, L,. lie NIayor Common Council and Twentyfourth
Regueut They will leave late IN the evening anu ar
~, oT,i IN -" Albany Times.
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mrr erlnNrp MI-RnER IN oHIO.

Two more of the confedcrates OF Lewis
Davis "A, Tie murder OF David r. skinner near CleyGlan
Ohio were sentenced on Friday IL may 90 nd
that iast Autumn conspiracy was formed Ia Cei eanu
by Lewis paws Thomas Mnhail John Klioyl anu OH
~ two Others 10 rob the house OF Mr. hklhnef ~,
S,itss from me city UnriDg night that ensued, mI
SIMMER was shot and died soon after from the s1ee
bs ,opds he trial OF the murderers attracted lnuoh
aren't on All OYER tho country, aud though MphaI i
KiIfoyI were convicted, they secuIed sec94hu ra,e
pas yss closed last week and Friday Judge rant
seutenced Muihall 10 be hanged on the zo'n "N' "
August aud Kilf0y to be Imprisoned 10 years