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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-09
Sherif's Sale.
State of Ohio, Galzia County. IS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
In Sheriff, OF the county Of Gallia, will by vir-
tue OF an execution issued by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, OF said county, In favor OF II.
Heinsheimer & Co., anu against James H. M
o,cloeR p. nj. on the 18th day of June, A. ID.
is70 at the house OF James H. NJ. Montgomery,
in ohio township, in said county. offer for sale
tels. to-Wit: One two-year old colt, one h0rse,
one yoke or work oxen, one iat bsttom boat, and
one milk COW. Taken on said execution rs the
property Of the said James II. II. Montgomery
Terms OF sale-Cesh in hand.
Dated this alst day Of Nay, q d 1en:
3. BLAZER,
sc. CO.
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Administrators Sale.

N pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Gallia county, in the State Of Ohio will
oner Tor sale at public auction the twenty -fth
day of june, a. d. l6gQ, at ten O'Clock forenoon on
the premises, the following described real estate
situate in the county of Gallia and State oC Ohio
tO-wit:
Twenty acres in the northwest corner OF frae-
tion No. thirty (30) In section No. fourteen "a
OF township No. three 49, range No. fifteen (l5j
IN the OHIO Company's purchase, beginning at
the northwest corner of the said fraction at
stake from which an ash tree ten inches in diam
eGer bears north 60 degrees east 10 links, a sugar
tree hVe inches In diameter bears south 80 de-
grees east II links; thence west 80 degrees east,
on the fraction line IA chains and fifteen links to
rock near branch, a bush inches in diameter
bears south 10 degrees IA links. dogwOod
inches in diameter bears south IL degrees west
IS links; thence south II chains and fifteen links
10 stake from which black oak inches in di-
ameter bears north p degrees west 16 links, q
white oak 8 inches IN diameter bears south "a de-
grees east links; thence west II chains and Is
links to section line, a beech 10 inches in diame-
ter bears north degrees east links, 4 dogwOOd
inches in diameter bears north 45 degrees east
20 links; thence north on section line 70 the place
of beginning. Said tract containing twenty
acres, more or less.
FERNS of sale-One-thiri in hand, one third
in one year, and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest, aud secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
Said sale will be for not less than two thirds Of
the appraised value. JOHN HENRY, Admir-
Of the Estate of James Z. Dawson, deceased,
May 26, 1e10-4w,
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YES! 1T is TRUE!

That the Best Moscere-the Best DrepPers-
the Best Self Raksrs TO be found in the world
are the Original and Reliable Double Motion
GTNA MACHINES, made by the ETNA A MAN
UFACTURING Co, OF Salem, Ohio. Send for
Pamphlet containing particulars.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-09
Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED at the Of
w fee of the City Clerk, until 12
O'Clock of June 18th, for the grading
down of such side walks as the City
Council may direct. City Bonds to
be taken in payment for the same.
Council reserving the right to reject
any or all Bids. By order of Coun-
ell. D. S. FORD,
City Clerk.
May 3lst, 1870.
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"OLD" DAN.
AS CLOWN.

AulIllSSIOlI, ~ CUS'
Children under 10 yrs, 25 {"
DOORS OPEN AT AND Z, P. M.
The arrival of the Great Tripartite Circus,
Ampliation and Spectacle will be heralded
BY parade. on horseback. of EDGAR MEN
TER'S ADMIRABLE SILVER CORNET
BAND, but no Street Swindle-or so-ealled
Grand Parade-will be given at the expense
of those who pay TO see CIRCUS, and not
bedizened and cloud" outside advertise
ment on wheels. Dan Rice's motto is I'm
SIDE PERFORMANCE without outside dis
play" instead of OUTSIDE DISPLAY with
out inside performance.
Will also exhibit at
BURLINGTON, o.,
Wednesday, June 10.
MIDDLEPoRT. g.,
Friday, June II.
PoMERoY, O.,
Saturday, June lS.
"Come One" Come All;
To t.Old'' Dams last call"
june 9, 1870.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

statesmen WA. w.ntei IL krgSRsI gsSyI1s so:I; :Is
Chestnut St, Phila.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17
NASHVILLE.
SPECIAL 10 MEMPHIs APPEAL.

NASHVILLE, February l6.-The
proceedings in the Legislature were
almost entirely devoid of interest.
S5Hate.-The Senate got through ali
its business on hand, which was of an
unimportant character, in half an
hour.
HOitse.-Tn the House, Mr.. Rosser
made an earnest effort to have a recon-
sideration of the vote rejecting the bill
eXempting the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad from paying to the State
money already paid the Bank of Ten
nessee. The motion to reconsider was
carried, and after long discussion the
bill was again rejected by a vote of 35
to 81.
The House bill TO make rules ofevi-
dence uniform in the State and Fed
eral Courts, passed third reading.
C0nacntion.-In the Convention to-
day the question Of interest was
finally settled, by the adoption OF
section in the old Constitution, amend
ed so that the Legislature shall have
power to fix the conventional rate Of
interest.
After some discussion the COnven-
ton rejected, by q tie vote, the report
of the Finance Committee, that no
bonds of the State shall be issued to
any railroad company which, at the
time of its application for the same,
shall be in default in paying the inter
est upon State bonds already loaned
to it, OF that shall hereafter, and be-
fore such application, dispose Of
any bonds Of the State loaned to
it for less t.lan par.
The franchise section was reconsid-
cred for the purpose Of striking out
the poll tax provision, but the point
of order was raised and sustained that
the Convention had tabled the motion
to reconsider the vote adopting the
section.
George w. Jones, from Lincoln,
when the Chair announced his ruling,
said he would 10 longer remain a
member OF that body, and would not
sign the Constitution with the poll
tax provision in it,
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The SALE IS PEREMPTOBY.
And IS worthy the attention OF those Who
are looking 1or speculatious in lands.
R0yster, Trezsyaat & Co., Aa5gionesrs.
ChaHCeTy Sale on Friday, February
25. 1870.

10. 3l95-Chancery Count Of MemphiS.-Ha--
riet J. Eoyster, Adm x, ys. 3 5. RIyst-r
et AIS
u Y virtue OF an interIocutory decree in -E1.z
- cause, viii sell, 81 public auction. % tl-
highest bidder, AZ Iue aue-lOuh house OF Roy
ter, Irezeyaut q Co.. No. t4e Main street.
>, HTu, within legal h1C--, tl- g..ieI
Oue-half interest Of J. ". Hoysr-r. d a-a.l-a-l.
IN and 70 the following real e,ls-r. lI-e-lt.
Lying and being IN the county OBJ. She. lv
ana state Of Tennessee on Island Nc aI. al
the MISSISSIPPI rlT-r. de51 zuareI as Ig. So.
3, on the plan Of survey by Robinson s. .laol.
Engineers: Beginning at q stake "a I.l.H-
the northeast corner OF T. p Hairs -53-a.ra
entry whence south g west c-..tsI ll.4 .H
Inks stands a honey-ioeu-t u-.s-L q
Thence eat o. chains and - ln.S- i1 tla ra-L
OF "a chute; thence south and ugsrl.g
VITA mean eE- u- said chute sll-llls. chains
and IL Inks, chains and s. liLlzs. Jul chs. Is
aud "a chains % stake Of tue IauE CO.. --a
chute; hence " est ly chains aud 5g boa g. .g q
stake and pointers thence upl.l cltll- -J
the beg inning, containing % 5-ltJ .grs.
At-u, Lot 40 4, on si-li pan OF --.Ferr be-
ing on Island No 80. Beginning ~ d stake .u
the northwest corner of Llg ril-scEe entry
thence east q cilaius, nee north 81 c-ls.lu--
thence east 3 chains Thence south ID el.L .s
% the ur-tEut1s. containing ~ l---ul acres
Also. Lot No 5, being On Island 40. ,J- Be-
ginning at a cottonwood on tle bank o. Ile
river. west -ide %. The Island, marked A. on
feuuei'~ south boundary llUe- thence -a-L "a
chains 20 a stake aud ellu marked j.. . theme
C.; Ihence east - chains aud 5J illIl- 10 a-.
ASH marked ID. on Mitcnel's west uounsa-y
line; thence south with his line 81 raails
and 80 inks 10 u4 ASA marked l. tl Nclr-F-
Cck'S. uOEtu line: thence west with his line
III challs % Q U-t8lWoua marked p on t--s
bank % the river; thence uct.r l97 west
ciia us. thence north B. VS.. IG chains and 90
links to The beginning. contain rI-- q. acre
TEgMs or SaLE--Out-iu1ra casa. balance
on credit OF SIX and lwe-ve ucfsIls. r-9-e-
with security o. X. %. and -eIu retained Ll.L
pay neut OI ihr purchase money
4. a L--I l-r o. aU. 30
LOcwOCd. Nicou & FovL-e-. solicitor .ar
som t1atLl 1llas. La-4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17

AUGUSTA, February I6.-The cleo
ton of United States Senators, as
stated yesterday, WIS finally made
in Joint session to-day.
Governor Bullock sent a message to
the Legislature this morning, in which
ne made an elaborate argument that
the act of Congress Of December I'D,
and the previous reconstruction veto,
do not render invalid any ordinary
laws passed by the several Legisia-
lures.
Foster Blodgett this evening ad-
dressed letter to the Governor, re-
auesting him to withdraw the certiti-
cate of his election as Senator. Mr..
Blodgett explains his previous politi-
cal course, and refers to his having
been Indicted by political opponents
for the purposes OF destroying his
influence.
BE closes as follows: Although
those who procured the indictment
now confess that Il was done for po-
litical effect, and It rests unsupported
by any proof, yet It Is there, and
never, until it is withdrawn, or have
been triumphsntly acquitted, can or
will accept position to which the
honorable suffrage Of my political
ffisncs hsYs elevated me-"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17

MOBILE, February l6.-The contest
for the Mayoralty is still progressing.
Price holds the seat and has no pres
ent thought of giving it up without a
struggle. The municipal buildings are
guarded by half dozen policemen in
Prices interest, and forty or more are
on duty at the guard houses. Mayor
Price opened court to-day half an hour
earlier than usual. Harrington came
into court at the usual hour, and find
ing the bench occupied, retired. Hal
pin took possession OF the Office OF
City Clerk and signed the licenses,
etc. The case viii be brought up in
the City Court tomorrow, when II is
presumed Prices right 10 the jnris-
dicticn viii be disputed. It IS re-
ported that Harrington viii call on
the military to aid him.
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Goat Island.

WAsuINGToN, Feb. l4.-Among
fhe railroad schemes before Congress
on which q large subsidy is sought
from the Government, but hidden be-
hind a plausible proposition that does
not look ike q subsidy, is that OF the
House bill 10 give the Western Pacific
Railroad, Goal Island, in San Fran
cisco Bay. There is the testimony be-
fore Congress Of General Halleck,
General Fremont, General Alexander
and others, showing that this island
Is worth from five To ten mil
lion dollars, and yet the rich
CORPORATION asks the Government
10 give the island to It without
one csnt ofcompensation. The island
Is now in possession Of the War De-
Dartment. used for military purposes.
There are several parties claiming the
title to it, adversely TO the Govern
ment. The lobby for the railroad is
very confident Of getting the property
without paying anything for 1t; but a
number Of Congressman demand that
the railroad company pay Tor the
island it. appraised value. Whether
they viii be strong enough to resist the
Iobbv remains to be tested.
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A swIndling Opsratton---Ths Late Mr.. Rae.

ST.. LOUIS, February l5.-SOme days
ago A. G. WILDER, sugar broker Of
New Orleans, presented a bill OF
lading, certified by himself, to the
agent of the steamer Sallie, falsely
representing that he had shipped
thirty-seven hOgshead5 Of sugar to
Lewis NansOm & Co., of this city,
procured the agents signature, and
drew on the firm for $1,000. Subse-
quently Wilber made similar repre-
sentations TO the agent of the steamer
Silver Bow, obtained his signature,
drew on the same firm for $1,000, and
decamped.
The Merchants Exchange is draped
in mourning to-day in respect TO the
memory Of John J. Roe, and viii be
closed to business tomorrow. A large
number of members will attend the
funeral. The City Council and Board
Of Trade tonight passed appropriate
resolutions, and recommended the
Mayor to suspend business in the city
offices from twelve to ha!fpast two
o'clock. Both Councils and the Board
Of Trade will attend the funeral in a
body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17
Nav Ynrk Items.


NEW YORK, February l6.-The
faculty of the colleges of New York
dismissed eighty-siX students last
week for proving deficient at exam
ination.
Margaret Sheridan, thirty years of
age, residing at 5l7 West FOrty-first
street, was shot and instantly killed
tonight by her husband, Thomas
Sheridan. MTs. Sheridan separated
from her husband three years ago,
and has been living since that time
with Michael Powers, by whom she
had one child. The murderer at
tempted to escape, but was secured.
The funeral Oi Mr.. Harper will take
place tomorrow, at the Sands street
Methodist Church, Brooklyn. Mr.
Harper, during his illness, made
choice of the persons who should act
as pall-bearers at the funeral, COM
prising four of the trustees of the
church, and four of the oldest en-
ployees of Harper q Brothers.
The obsequies Of young Greenwald,
who was murdered in Havana, took
place this morning from 81 BOwery,
and was attended by several Hebrew
societies.
The Spanish Consul was present.
At the request Of the relations no pub
| lie demonstration was made.
The master mechanics and master
builders OF Brooklyn, at meeting to-
day, expressed a determination 10 ar
rest the course Of such midnight assas-
sins as the murderer OF the late Mr..
/ VOOrhies.
Al meeting OF the creditors Of
Halstead, Stiles & Co., yesterday, it
was agreed to accept compromise OF
/ 6j per cent, payable at three, nine
and twelve months.
Susan b. Anthony celebrated her
! flftieth birthday last evening by a re-
I ception at the "Women's Bureau" T"
No. 40 East Twenty-third street. The
richly furnished parlors Of the estab-
/ ushment were well filled by the ladies,
who outnumbered the gentlemen.
The EceRing Post says: "Our pri-
vate correspondence fully confirms the
report that the French mission TO the
United States had been rendered to
/ NJ. Provost ParadOl, but whether he
will accept this position has not trans.
pired, but the presumption is that he
! VIII.
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An EnIdenlc of go ln Erance

NEW YORK, February I6.-Late
Partisan journals show that the DO
toriefy achieved by Traupmann has
created an epidemic Of crime in
France.
tin hero a terrible tragedy occurred in
fhe Rue de Faubourg st. HonOre.
Francois. a fOOtmsn, residing with
SIr. Lambert, formerly French Consul
General ia India, having quarreled
with his mistress, few at her with Il
knife. and severed her head nearly
from her body. The murder was COM
mitted in the presence Of the husband,
who was a paralytic,. and unable to N
move from his seat Francois gave as
motive for the crime, that his mis-
4ress had charged him with stealing
> bottle Of wine and getting drunk.
Affer bfs arrest he took the affair very
cooIIv. aud asked for water TO WASH
@he 6IoOd of has hands.
Three other French murders are -
ported.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17

PARIS, February l6.-Seven Jour
malls OF this city have been officially
warned this week,
Last evening a large crowd assem-
bled at the reunion, in the Rue st.
Martin, Beileviile. II was suppressed
by the police without disorder.
Still another prosecution has been
commenced against La jfdTSeLiaiSe, for
a violation OF the press iSU.
The continental banks, generally,
are reducing their rates Of interest
All the great powers Of Europe sus-
tain the Russian Government az its
demand upon Switzerland for the sur
render Of the fel0n Ribatchjeff.
Pere Hyacinthe mas remained silent
since his return 10 France, but it is
asserted on reliable authority that he
will be relieved by the Pope from his
VOWS as 9 Carmelite Monk, and per-
rnltted to continue In Holy orders as
an ordinary priest.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SPRING MEETING
Or THE--
cHICKASAW Jockey CLUB
WILL BE HOLDEN
Commencing Tuesday, april 26, 20,
And Continuing Five Days, with the
And Continuing Five Days, with the
FoLLowING PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY TUt sDAY- April 29-Post
ttske for stli agts, twO miles, aad repeat
snb' CT ption s51 p-p.. h. second 10
ave us st1ke. To name st the ofdc OF
LHeSecreTary, on AiOuuaE, prii 2lth, at
pm. Tue Cab 80 tdd -
SAAE DAY-swsepStik for iree-s n
Olds: da-h Oh a u ile; sub 80 PIP. The 90
Gun 10 add d.-----.'-- ~
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY, April q
Hurdle Handicap stake, dash Of two
niirs over eight sud hurdles three feet
thrs e Inches nigh; sub. $50, haIr forfeit,
or only len do lars r. declared. Weights
10 be published within fifteen, and ae-
ceptance OF declaration 10 be made with
IN thirty days or the closing or the stake.
SAME DAY-Nile heats, for all ages, for
Jockey Club purse o.. .---.-.. 4VU
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, A pril 2S sweep
stakes for tEree-year Olds. mile heats:
sub. $50, b IF forfeit. The Club TO add. 400
SAHE DAX-Handicap Sweepstake, for all
ages, dash OF Two miles; sub, so. half for
felt, or only SIS II declared. Weights to
be published within fifteen, aud ac-
eepted or declared within thirty days OF
the closing OF the stake. The Club to add 400
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, April 3-AIile
heats, for all ages, best three In hve. for
SANE DSY1Sweepstake for thrse-year
ODDS, dash OF one mile: sub. s25 PIP. The
winner OF Tuesdays sweepstake dash to
carry seven lbs. extra. The CLUB 20 add %
FIFTH DAY-SATURDAY, April S0-Green
stake. for three-year Olds, that have
never won previous to the closing of this
stake, mil- heats; sub. $50 PIP. The
Climb to add .............. 800
SANE DAY-TwO mile heats, for all ages,
for a Jockey Club parse ot................... 600
THIRD RACE-Handicap for beaten horses.
Conditions 70 be announced during the
week.
The Abors Stakes % Close on the First Doy Of
March, $50.
Weights to be announced on the 18th OF
March. Declaration to be made on OF before
the first day OF April.
-Four or more subscribers required to I'LL
either OF the above stakes. Nominations to
be made TO The Secretary, postOfice- box No
240, Memphis, Tenn.
A purse race tbut no other may be post
pOned from day 10 dag tor bad weather, or
other sufficient cause. In case a postpone
ment Is announced, the entries are of.
No entrance money 20 purses.
A Walk-over entities horse to full amount
of purse. J. L. CHALMERS, President.
Z. STONE, Secretary.
Memphis, February l. lS70. febH
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Tao Pu4 s'4 Z .oaPesr
To Whom It May Concern.

II thorized agent at Memphis, Tenn, for
the St Louis and New Orleans Packet Co
ials JOHN n. RcFINGER, President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17

LONDON, February l6.-The wealth
er for the past week has been cold
throughout Europe.
The new telegraphic system is hard
ly completed, and complaints oc delay
are still numerous. The usual chan
nels for messages have been closed in
some instances, and in this city great
number of dispatches must first be
forced through a pneumatic tube bag,
a mile to the pOstoffice, before they
get on the wires. The service, how
ever, is gradually becoming better and
better.
The Telegraph (LiberaD reviewing
the debates in the House of Commons
last night on the occasion of the in
PRODUCTION of the Irish land reform
bill, expresses great satisfaction with
the proceedings, and thinks the real
union OF Great Britain and Ireland
may be dated from last night. The
new bin is so perfect that il is invul-
nerable in all points.
The Standard Conservative urges
an inquiry into the alleged cruelties
to the Fenian prisoners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17

RICHMOND, February I5.-A resp
luton was introduced in the House
to-day asking the Government to ac-
cord Delligerent rights to Cuba.
4 bill vas reported declaring vacant
the place on the bench Of the Court OF
Appeals now held by Major Bumhaul,
L. 5. i,
The Senate adopted a resolution that
it was not necessary to elect United
States Senator I or the term ending
March, 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17

A SPECIAL communication Of Ange- 9
~ roma Lodge No. It's. will be held This NJ
{THURSADY) Evening, February l7th./VN
at O'Clock. for work in the r.. A, degree.
AL <. A S are fraternally invited.
JOHN ZEST, ". II.
John REApTIsH. Secretary fabIT
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CHARCERY SALE

Caroline Bradshaw. Adm Z. D Chancezy C-ur-
ur ..I. ulHi--
tIeirs and creditors of HasL Tenn. -. p-'l
Bradshaw, deceased 4elul, / o.
a. i virtue Of a decree OF the CgusLll t.Is
y cause UetO.er LJh, l-.l-. i Will sell 10 tLe
Higle.st bidder On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17

New YORK, February 15.-The
body Of Greenwald, one Of the Amer
leans recently murdered in Hayane,
was received to-day per the Pamela,
and taken charge oil by his friends.
The funeral takes place at an early
day, when a large demonstration is
expected.
= duel was fought With swords, in
a h6u.e IN tbs city, on Saturday
night, between Fr3uGi-C0 DapOrJC, a
Cuban, who iormerly fought iHe Span
ish editor iu Canada, and George
Prende, an Euglishman. Both were
seriously iniured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-17
ANOTHER SERSATi0H IN BROCK
LYH.
Mob Exoitsm ht-- dhreateHsj LyHchaJ---
The hiIitary Called 0Ut.

NEW YORK. February 1.-THE
murder Of VOORHEES,, in Brooklyn, by
Chambers, a picture-lrame maker Of
this city, creates great excitement in
Brooklyn. Crowds Of people have
thrOnged the streets all day, and
threatened to take the prisoner from
the police and lynch him. The most
determined efforts have been MADE by
the mob to hang the prisoner. 50 great
Is the excitement that the Thirteenth
Regiment has been ordered under
arms. At midnight, Notwithstanding
the rain, the crowd has increased uu-
til il numbers five thousand people.
The regiment u that tine was leaving
the armOry TO protect the prisoner.
VOORHEES, died this morning. He
was a very wealthy contractor, and
employed hundreds Of men. he was
also a prominent Democratic pOliti-
clan, and has been q leading candi-
date for Mayor Of Brooklyn.
About eleven O'Clock on Sunday
NIGHT he went into FOgarty'5 liquor
saloon TO give his employees some in
structtOns relative 70 their work.
While there he drank bottle Of wine
with the proprietor. Chambers, who
was q perfect stranger 10 Y OOrnees,
came in and insisted that VOORHEES,
should drink with him. Voorhees,
did so, twice. Chambers then went
to the other end Of the room, near the
door, some twenty feet distant. Some
thing was said uncomplimentary
TO the Fe1ians, when Chambers
drew a revolver and shot Noor-
hees through the head. voorhees,,
at the time, was talking with the
proprietor, and did not know that
Chambers had drawn a revolver.
Chambers at first deniedall knOwl-
edge Of the shooting, though it was
doDe in the presence Of a dozen per-
sons. He has feigned insanity. lie
told your reporter, tonight, all the
particulars before and after the shoot
ing: but said the first knowledge he
had Of it was when 8 half dozen men
dragged the dying man up 70 him and
took him by the throat saying, "yOu
murdered this man."
The case has created more excite
ment than the Richardson murder.