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thursday. nareh Is. 81

Within legal hours, the 1olloWtng described
property. to-Wit- Attract Of land situated fin
Fsvetfe county. Tenn: BegtnnmE az stake
In lie center o. The Macon and Oakland rOal.
befug the southwest corner OF the LozWoOu
4 asr and the northwest corner OF me Us.
meaveg tract. ard known as the sass8r tracts
thence east Bsk poles 20 a stake. his corner
IN George dm1th6 west boundary ID
thence north with his line, passing the
northeast corner Of Ire LoEFOod tract
al one hundred and huy-tw0 -IlT
poles-ln al. Sos poles-to the stake iu the
center Of q below pine which north Isl
west. at the distance OF 3k links stands a
small black gam marked as pointers; thence
l58k poles 10 a stake in the center or the Ma-
con and Oakland road thence south with
&C Is and IL poles.
HaDd-buls viii be circulated before Lhs day
OF sale.
TEEHs OF SALE-On a credit Of niue -g1
and twelve ~ MONTHS bonds with approved
security required bearing interest from dafe;
a lien to be retained anti all The purchases
money IS paid
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Humes q POstOu. AtIoruaVs- f-UH
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eHARCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

No 9, n. R-FirstC hancary Court Of Shelby
county.-A +. Goodhne VS. ,. ". Wright el
al.
ID virtue Of an fntsrlG1ut0ry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause February
20, 1871, j VIII sell ct public auction 70 the
highest bidder. In front OF the Clerk and
M@ater'a omcs.Grsenlaw Block. Second street,
Ia tha efrw Of Mamuhtn- Tnuu- on
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Non. Resident Nnllca.

No. l8L-Iu the First Chsncsry Cou7t OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-G n. CRudse
vs.. =. ID. Raglaud.
1T appearing that the writ OF attachment
4 was Issued IN this csuse against the estate
Of said II. ID. Ragl&ud on the 5th of January,
ISL on the bGG OF complainant under oath
hIed herein, alleging hat said 3. ID. Ragland
is q nonresident OF Tennessee and a citizen
OF the State OF Arkansas; that he Is indebted
to complainant in the sum OF about SIS, as
evidenced by a prOmissoIy note herein exc
cuted by him 70 stovall & Mitchell, and bv
them Endorsed to complainant. and that said
attachment has been levied On the property
OF said defendant:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearances herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to cOmplatnants biz, or the same
Viii be taken for confessed as to him M set
for hearing eLparte; and hat a copy Of mis-
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessfve weeks, inthe Memphis Appeal
Acopy- attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By ]. BLACK, Deputy O. and 81.
u. u. McFHTlaud. Sol. FOR commit Fag-
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the eg-
n tate of Levi LOwrance, deceased. are
hereby notified 10 present the same. duly au-
thentlcated, 70 the undersigned, al the oHce
OF Hanson, BWingleY & DasbeilL. Attorneys,
IS Union street, and al persons Indebted TO
said eatate are also notified to make imme-
diats payment at the same place.
fe4 J.K, p. L9WRANOB, Admir-.
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CHAaCERY SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

No. rs, R-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
cOunty-EliZabeth f. harris ana r. Dudley
Frayser, Guardian OF Zeno T. Harris, vs..
the said HsnO 4. Harris, by his Guardian,
al Item, Julius A. Taylor.
ID Y virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause January 81,
1870, / viii sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, GreenlaW Block, Second street, In the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on
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Dealers report business almost at a
stand-still in this branch Of trade, and
sre generally engaged in laying in their
spring goods. Very little has bsen done
in a iobblDR way or IN country orders
during the week. We quote the ruling
quotations as follows:
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LUMBER, SASH, DOORS n BLINDs.
Business in the lumber market has
been inactive since our last review, n
nothing has trsnspired to indicate any
change in prices. The different mills in
the city are busily engaged preparing for
the spring business, but there is very lit
tie building being done. We quote the
currapt nrioag as fOllOWz.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE !
EFFECT IAN. 9, 1871

NWIIU @|IIW-~- U
(exeeptSunday) At AIS pm.
Daily through train TO
tapoOga. without change Of cars leaves az
74b pm. arrives In Nashville at 3 a.m-i Chai-
tsnoOga at 7.10 p m. next day.
Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket once, Blk Main street. one door
north OF Jefferson.
Tine train leaving Memphisat LIS pm. runs
daily. The El5 am. train does NOT run On
sunday. Both trains. run through TO Louis
Vile without change. Elegant cars
run through Onths1af5 pm. train rom Mem
pbis to louisville, connecting at Louisville
Win through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Bulfafo and New YORK, Without change, only
one change from Louisville to baltlnofsl
Washiuglon City and Boston. Berths and
staterOOmE. in through cars, can be engaged
ct the Ticket once, &7% Main street.
J. +. BOYD, superintendent
TA,rpq gpurn TfekafaA Agent, 1anT
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N0n-RssidsHt HOties.

No. 1s2-In the First Chancery Court Oh sheI-
by County, Tennesses-H. j. Black, Admir-
Of WI. somervelL, decd, vs.. Asa shelton,
X. B. DeBarre, Louisa DeBarre, D. h. Pos
ton, Admir- OF =. Merrill, deed, and z. A.
Cole, q and N.
II appearing that the writ Of attachment
= was issued IN this cause against the estate
OF asa shelton on the 5th Gay of Jauunrv.
1871, on the ~ OF complainant, under oath
died herein, alleging that said Asa Shelton
Is q uon-resident Of the State OF Tennessee.
and that he IS Indebted to complainant, as
admir- Aforesaid, In the sum Of ebout $3.50
and interest due By Two prOmiss0ry notes
executed 10 said sOmerVell by shelton q Par.
nam, and that said attachment has been
levied on the property Of said defendant:
and II tur.her appearing from AFFIDAVIT that
said Asa shelton, r. B. DeBaIrs and Ilufsa
De Barre are nOn-resIdsEts Of the Slate OF
TeuuesBees
It is heref0re ordered, That they makstheIr
appearance herein. AZ the CDurT-house in the
city OF memphis, Tenn, on or before the E-st
Monday Ia March, 1871. and plead. answer
or d6mur 20 c~omplalnsnt's BIN, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing eXparte; and that q copy Of this
order De published once a week. for four sue
cessive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY 3. B MCHEERY Deputy O. and g..
Smith g. Jefferson, and John sOmFrveII.
Soils. for cOQuplt uqE5
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HOa-R Resident Notics.

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
J. BLACK Deputy Clerk aud Master.
sa4f scarborough Soils for cuuplfs- is
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
3EAL ESTATE
ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1871,

No. S254-In the Second Chancery oar OF
Shelby county, COney VS..
Thomas Shoulders ct al.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale made In this
ID cause, I win sell at public auction to the
highest bidder on the premAaes, near Shelby
Depot, on
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SALOONS.

HAVE q lot Of extra dne Kentucky BOUR-
L BON WHuKY that WIN be sold at q great
sacrifice by Avery q Co No 20 kront street,
las. RUTION.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
Trustse's Sale.

II virtue Of Deed in Trust executed 20 me
We Ath Of November 1857 by W-D.
1lefi and recorded IN the Registers once
o. 51el9y county, Tennessee, in Book No. 5.
pages ~, etc and FOR the purpose OF carry
ing Oab me trusts therein Epecided- ] wiz. On
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COTTON.

The market opened with an active
demand at the closing prices of Satur-
day, and continued firm during the
day. Sellers in some instances
claimed a corresponding advance to
that in New York, but few realized it
however, except upon the finer grades
of cotton, which were in request.
Low grades, or those below Low
Middling, constituted the principal
portion OF the days transactions,
which foot up $500 bales. Foreign
and spinners' agents were about
equally represented in the pur-
chases, one Of the former pur-
chasing several lists, including tables
OF 374, 2GG, 325, and 200 bales.at a basis
Of l05 to lie for Ordinary. Another
list OF GOO bales was purchased at l31c,
basis Low Middling; stains We're
found at 1I3 to lie, with an exception
at lie, and Clean Stains 12t to 124c.
Ordinary sold al 10l to lie; Good Or
binary, 12s to I2sc; strict do, at 12g to
he, with an exceptional lot at 12{c,
and another at 13tc; Low Middling at
49, to 1870; strict do. at 49, TO 1870;
M9d1IfuU az IA tn 14lo- We ouOtp.
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NOTICE TO Oa-REslDEETs.
n-nn.aEelnrnT nnTlce

No. lsl, N. r. DIN the second Onaneery
Court OF Shelby county, Ten essee. John
n. Ford, Jesse smith and John j. Baftnol-
emsW, nrm Of ). ". Ford q Go. rs. q. y.
Case, IT,, r. ". Brooks and G. N. Case.
7 appearing from bill duly sworn 70 IN this
cause that the defendant q. n Case, "a q
non-restdeut Of b state Of Tennessee and a
cttiLeu and resident OF the State OF Connect
G and that az attachment issued from This
court against tho defendants above attaching
81 the notes, accounts, chooses IN action and
other assets Of the said descendants, u the
funds In the hands OfE W. BrOc k, which
has been returned, eUecuted BY ATTACHING the
funds in the hands Of p W Brooks, to secure
the compliments their debts, As
stated in the biI, 10 be S28z and Interest.
~ therefore ordered, lei the said C. n.
Csc make his appearance herein. al the
court house Of theSecond Chancery 0ourt, Ina
the city % Memphis. Tenn, on or before ths
first Monday In March, 1871. and plead. an
sWe or demur to cO-mplDiHaufsi bill. OF ma
viii be taken Tor confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing eLpartei and that a COPY
OF this order be published nee a week, iOr
successive weeks, In the Memphis APP
peal. This January 30, B7l.
A cOpy-attest:
M ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By ~BELCHER, Deputy u. and n.
Kortrecht & Craft. Soils. for compItnts. ta8l
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Cotton Thread Rope.

TENNESSEE manufacture; ~unequaled
Quality. In lots 10 the trade ONLY. For
sale BY DAY 4 RROUDFTT,
ja22 Agents for the manufacturers.
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No Ctrsi No RuV{ HIsEks8'g Tsg1 Onaamf
MILL positively cure letter, Ervsipslaq
w salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, Pfr1uIrs-
BlOtches n AL forms Of Skin Disease. qIso
sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter or how long
standing, OF the money returned by the pro
prietOus.
Philadelphia
sold 50 cents per box By All dmgsisa- sent
BY mail for 90 oents.
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POINTS IN THE WEST.
The following is the packing of prin-
cipal Western points to date, COM
pared with previous years, as made up
by George II. Morgan, secretary Mer-
ohanfe3 pyqbanun IT Tnuig.
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The receipts and exports weekly
compared with last year, will be seen
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in
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BOMBAY, March 10Th, 1871.

within Iezal hours, the following described
property to-Wtts D undivided ons-thlr1
Interest Of defendant, J.. W. Wright. In and
10 ths following lots, t0-Wits Lot No. 8. u.
block IS, on He1uondo street, corner OF EI-
Hott- part 0flOE MOI, block B, Des0t0 street.
between Beals and Linden part Of block s.
z0E70 feet. OF the north side Of BeaIs street.
betWstn Main and Shelby streets; oue-naL-
OF lot NOS, block s., SKIS feet, on the south
side Of Vance street, Wez1 Of 0rleans streets
lot No. rs, Of block g. en- Bradford Etreel lE
$50 fest; part OF lot 81. SKIS feet, on Mlsaa-
slppf row, between Market and Exchange
streets. All situated in Memphis sne-lg
Tennessee.
TEEHs FBALE-Cash-
EDMUND "a. COLE. CLERK and Master.
4 = Uouuuwanw nfroruaT- reN
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DRY GOODS,

We have no change to report in this
branch Of trade. Business during the
week has been confined almost exclusive
ly to the filling of small country orders,
and they are limited TO On amount barely
sufficient to supply immediate wants.
Prices at the close of business yesterday
were as follows:
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REAL ESTATE.

No. EI5 y. RI p. Taylor vs.. A. IT.. shaw
et ux.-Fir Chancsry Court OF SHELBY
county.
DY virtue OF an i-ntarIOcutory decree for
I'D sale entered In the above cause, jan
uary 8, U7l, i VIII sell 40 public auctIons
70 the highest bidder On THE PREMISES.
between Oakland and Macon In EaTeila
eouufv- Tennessee. on
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airy, 1890; March, 14%c; April Axe
May, I4Hei June, IA l-l6c; July, l5hc.
COTTON N NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February %. 1880 am
The cotton market is steady with active
demand. Midd1ing, A1@l4Ao. Sales
$50 bales.
2p.m-CottOn closed steady with 3 fair
Misunderstanding, 1zK@l4%c. Sales,
800 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February 20. IL a.m.-Cot-
ton market steady. Mlddling UplandsI
I'D; Orleans, 7%@7Bd.
/ p.m.-Cotton is steady. Sales, lO,Oe0
bales. Uplsnds, I'D; Orleans, 7A97%d'
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from the following table.
------ 80 - ID
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NEW YORK, February 20, BPS pm
G1vernmsut securities-msTket closed
with no decided change, and continues
active aud steady. Sterling remains
steady At 1895. Gold carrying at 3 per
cent. Money continues easy.
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10 ADVERTISERS.
subscrIptlOn PrIcs ereatIY Redueed

Subscription Prizes Greatly Reduced
DAILY-For year (exelusiveo Of Sunday,
sic 90; For six months, s. Wi For three
months, 50 co.
UNDAY-For one year, 50 so; For six
months, 81 81 For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-For one year, 50 50; For six
months, 81 3; For three months, IS cents.
CLUBBING RATES-TO tubs OF two or
more subscribers we viii send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest ape in the ~SOuth-Sx55
tnches-fOr one year, each, 81. To clubs OF
SUNDAY APPEAL for one year, each s..
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents. Country Mer-
chants P~Ostmasters, Depot Agents. aud any
friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who
will DO so, are requested 10 procure regular
subscribers, remitGng to US the amount. less
services; or, If preferred, arrangements as to
compensation viii be mad
ADVERTISERS
VIII dnd the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the state. The great
extent and variety Of its reading matter has
ton of advertisers, and its circulation in All
parts OF Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business men, renders it espec-
tally desirable TO those who wish to reach the
general and substantial public, by advertis-
ing their respective business and interests,
- Estimates given, and Specimen Copies
Address. APPEAL
Appeal Building, Memphis.
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Prime. ......,. .-......15L@l6- gold duty pd
Good ......... .......-. ..l4Z@t5H gold duty pd
Fair....-...... .-...l4A@t4% gold duty Pd
Ordinary to fair.~-0l8A gold duty pd
Extr'me range lOtsl8A9l6H gold duty pd
Gold lllL.)
Stock this day in first hands: Bags.
). i. Phipps & O........---..... 1000
Geo. Westfeldt q Co.........~....... $500
1860
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RIREcTnRe.


" L. hADeOhDr
- RfsEs On Private Dwellings Especially
ia2i Daslred-7A
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Conssmpaon Positively oured-paans Frssa
nr,S9 nr-a

WILL enrs Bronchitis, Consumption, AL
w Jung Diseases and Splitting Of Blood,
Rnd strengthen ana Dnna up esystem %
hv Prof. Trosssau iu Two thousand cases IN
me hospitals Of Paris. In which 10 cured
nearly every case, and In this country BY ne
approbadOn Of the physician many hopelsss
cases have been restored 20 health. One bot
tie VIII prove It's efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &CoWDEN,
myA cod Ehilsdaiphi1,
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MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE
SHORT LINE
Memphis aad L0uisYlils, ahd Nashville and
RsrthwestsFH Railroad,
ia M O x Il NJ = e.
SHORT LINE
Two Passenger Trains Daily,

-
10 MILES sHORTEH THAN via DECATUR
10 To NASHVILLE.
SHORTEST, BEST, QUICKEST ROUTE,
The only route by wu ch Passengers are not
compelled TO change cars.
-
slespIng cars run directly through to Nash
willie only by this line.
Baggage and Passenger cars run through to
= ashVule on the passenger train leaving
Memphis at7:b pm.
Save time, distance, and the delays and
trouble incident TO changing cars at unsea-
sOnab Q hours.
Get your Tickets at 237 IL Main ST.,
Or at Depot, head of Main Sc. TAX the
through sleeping or a seat in one OF the
through passenger cars OF this line. Advise
you n~eighbOrR, friends, and the travellE x
public to take the short Liz via Mckenzie,
going to or returning from Nashville, Chat
tanoOga, Knoxville, Bristol, ~Lynchburg, At
lanta, Rome, Augusta. Mason, kavannahand
Charleston. j. W. TOMAS,
General superintendent.
W. L.. DANLEY, 6euI Pass. and Ticaet Agt
W. II. lands,
Passenger agent n. & N. W. R,R.
SPEED, Ticket Agent,
fanlO G7h Main street.
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H1LLoWAYs VERMIfUaE e0NFEgTI9as

TWENTY years experiences has proved this
the most popular remedy with uhysi-
Grams sud parents for those pests Of child
bOod-WOrms- They are pleasant 90 taxa
always effective in eLpeIling the Worms
and tOning the system up 20 its normal
condition Beware Of cOuntarfeiGs and fmf-
tatiOns. The genuine have the signature of
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDEN.
F~hfaaa7nnfa
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COTTON IN NEW YORK.

NEW York, February 20, 10 a.m.-The
market is quiet but firm. Quotations
Ordinary, IZHc; Good Ordinary, 1870;
Low Middling, 14ko; MiddlinR, l5Le;
Good Middling, l5Bc, Sales 81 ali United
states ports Saturday, 10, 7s3 bales; re-
ceipts al ali United States ports Saturday,
b, ls2 bales; receipts here, 2O24 bales.
1O:45 a:m.-The cotton market is strong.
FIXTURE salss-Fsbruary, 1880; March,
I4I<c; April, I45Se; May, l4%ei June,l4Ic;
July, l5e; these are bias.
1870 a.m-COtton market strong and
quiet. Buyers sre operating sparingly.
HES am-C0tlOn market strong with
more active demand. Spot sales, 20Oo
bales: NOTWITHSTANDING EAe; Good
Ordinary, Is55c; Low Middlings l4Se;
Middling, I5Le; Good Middhngs 1870.
Mobiles 15Hc; Orleans, 1919. Futnres-
February, l45<c; March, l4Ae; April, ANei
May, l4Isc; june, l5c; July, l5Hc-on .
basis OF Low Middling.
8:45 p.m.-The market closed strong
with good demand. Sales; for export,
4226 bales; to spinners, l0l6 bales; sPecu-
latiOn. 596 bales; in t~ranait, 1000 bales
contracts, "a. 200 bales. Futurea-Feeru-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-17

CINCINNATI June Excitement l.. Vallandig.
ham, counsel for the defense of Thomas Niece
han, now on trial at Lebanon, Ohio, for the muir
dert of Myers at Hamilton, Ohio, accidentally
shot himself tonight. He was in room with
Governor McBurney, and, while showing how
Myers might have shot himself, the pistol was
discharged and the ball entered the right side
of the abdomen, below the ribs. The direction
of the ball is not known. The latest intelligence
is that it did not penetrate the intestines, and
IL c wound, though dangerous, is not considered
mortal.
Later.-Later dispatches from Lebanon say
that Mr.. Vallandigham was vomiting, which
was regarded rs an unfavorable symptom, and
one of his physicians said there were indications
of internal hemorrhage. The patient was calm
and collected. 1t appears that no one was pres
ent with Valandigham when the accident oc
cured except eX-Leut. Gov. McBurney, who
has been associated with him in the defense Of
Mcclellan. McBumey had expressed some
doubts as TO the theory that Myers had shot
himself. Vallandigham picked up pistol from
the table, saying he would show him III half d
second.
Two pistols were on the table, one unloaded
and he, by mistake, took up the loaded one, put
it in his pocket and withdrew it,, keeping the
muzze next his body. Just as il was leaving
his pocket it was discharged, it is reported, al
nearly the same part of the body where Myers
was shot. He at once calculated, ooh, murder, y
and said he had taken the wrong pistol
While the examination was going on he
watched the surgeons with eager eyes, and even
assisted them in searching for the BALL The
ball appears to have taken a downward course,
in the direction of the bladder.
stu Ldter.-A later dispatch says that the
symptoms are growing more unfavorable. His
pulse is above 100. The surgeons do not appear
to be hopeful, although they are reticent.
LdteSt-Still later advices report that his
hands and feet are growing cold. He vomits
often but throws up no blood. The physicians
say he is sinking fast. His pulse is rising.
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a0lortester AaiIp spp.
CITY NEWS.

There will be parish meeting of the Church
of the Unity this evening at seven o'clock.
The Highland Cadets will arrive at home to-.
day.
There will be a horse-trot on tue agricultural
grounds July 4th.
Captain j. B. Knox has been appointed and
qualified as justice of the peace for Worcester
county.
The new organ for the Universalist church,
built by Steere & Turner of Westfield, has ar
rived.
There will be no extra train from Providence
tonight. The great race took place yesterday,
hence no necessity for an extra train.
The subscription list for the Sufferers by the
tornado is receiving daily attention. Warren
Mcfarland gave 500 yesterday, j. H. Walker
$50, and A. G. Goes & Co. $50.
c. L. Gorham & Co. will open the sheet music
department of their business next Monday.
They are now well located at No. asa Main
street. Their advertisement gives particulars.
Mr.. VIM. Mitchell, whose arm was blown off
during the firing of the democrats over the New
Hampshire election, last spring, has received a
present of $1,000 from Mr.. Geo. Gill, for whom
he worked, and purse of S175 more from his
fellow workmen.
The outdoor concert by the American brass
band-the first of the season-was much en-
joyed by those who gathered around court house
hill to hear it last evening. The weather was
so cool that the listeners were obliged to keep
moving.
That veteran and sterling actor, Charles
Mathews, who is soon to appear at the theatre
here, never fails to delight an intelligent and
discriminating audience. Nobody who loves
to see the best of acting, or to study the humor
of an artist, or to laugh heartily, should fail to
see him.
A new bulletin appears to-day from the
musical headquarters of S. X. Leland & Co. In
addition to new pianos they have received new
sheet music from Russell & Co., entitled 81 am
Almost HOme," GO to Rest" "Give us Thy
Rest" "Peace, be Still" and Strauss polka,
Cup and Co."
The crazy man, jeremiah Luby, taken out of
VIM. S. Barton's house, Thursday morning-he
having entered and made himself disagreeably
familiar-was for awhile an inmate of the luna.
tic hospital of this city, and had been started
for an institution in another state, under keep
ers, from which by some means he escaped and
made his way back. He has been returned to
the hospital.