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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
Brief .tOffinus-

Mr. f. Delano has begun the erection of q
new house on the corner of Iudia and New
bury streets, adjoining his present residence.
A sewer on Smith street has been begun the
past week
The attendance at the North School on
Wednesday was 1140.
We learn that the labors Of Rev. J. K. Ful.
lertop, as stated supply at Cumberland Mills
closed last Sabbath The Warren Church lose
devoted pastor in parting with him thu,
early.
Four cars were loaded at the Portland &
Rochester Railroad depot yesterday with corn
-four, salt and oats tor Pennington, N. ii.
IL is settled that Barnabee, Arbuckle, Winch
on the 18th of October.
Mr. George M. Harding, of this city, ha
submitted plan for a new High School bull 4
ing in Saco, TO cost from $50 900 to SAC. 900. !
will probably be erected next year.
1t will pe seen by our religions notices that
memorial sern ON on the late Joseph Libb.
will be preached at Plymouth Church to-mor
row evering.
The Briagton News says the failure of Messrs
" hiiVn, Iierce o. NO, III UnlS Guy, lHFoiNe
the following losses in country towns:-Jand
ron & Mari, Cornish, $1,000; William o. Brion
CORNISH, $4,000; Mr.. Flint, Baldw n, $1,000
MAJ d. Il. Hastings and CHARLES Tebbets, O
Fryeburg, S15 600 each.
Ihere was heavy frost at North Conway on
Thursday night.
wo nne large dogs, belonging to Mrs. Igna.
tius stevens, of Gorham, got loose day or two
ago and made raid upon some sheen at nas
ture III the neiehborhood. Ten were killed in
one Hook and three in another Tho o,vnou -
the dogs settled the damages and Lila ~ "
brujes. eu 'ns
A very fine specimen of Deter;n-o
beautiful greenhouse plaut--is in h,oon, !, A..
paror OF Capt. Charles Richardson on c.
berlaDd street. The flower is hau-sh,
pure white and OF large size. In the evs,'i,',
it emits delightful fragrance, filling the roan
with Its perfume. a very large number of IN,
frienos of the family have enjoyed its besutv
r d. Rice and Darius Alden, OF Aueusts
A d. Lockwood, of Lewiston, A. p. Morril
Of Reaofeld, George l.. Ward, of Boston, an
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,
To the Editor of the Press

~ We LuttOT " We TTeSS
Several pieces have been published in the
papers lately, making sweeping assertions con
corning some disgraceful abuses that have
been practiced by certain uudertakers in this
city. Would it not be just to the innocent and
their friends to make known to the public who
it is that do business in such heathenish and
reckless manner? For my own part / am not
sdrprised, for heard of transactions long ago
really worse than those mentioned in the pa
pers; and those who dc not know the facts are
as likely to suspect the innocent as the guilty
Now there are several good, honest and re-
spectacle undertakers in this city, who try te
do their duty faithfully, henorably and careful
ly, and do not want to be connected with 2ny
such reckless transactions; not like the devils
of old, W tn their deeoys scattered all about
seeking whom they may devour, but prefer to
wait until they are called on in proper and
business like way.
1 ask this in Justice to those who have the
care of the several churches in the city ard
are appointed undertakers by the city and take
pride in dealing honestly with those who re
qulre their professional services. Let those
who have traDsgressed, eveni If they never took
care OF any church, come forward like men,
make their apology aud sign their Dames in
'ull that the innocent may not suffer from
their faults. Some may not consider it wrong
to bury body within twelve inches of the top
Of the ground, or break open the receiving
tomb in the Eastern Cemetery with an axe
and leave 1T exposed all night This was done
in violation of the laws of the city. They may
deem it proper to run around and ask tor the
privilege OF fur fishing a coffin for some one
who is dead, or even speak to an influential
friend or member of the family of some person
who ia lying i'll and cannot recover, three
months before death occurs, for the job of pro-
viding the coffin and burying the remains. Ii
this is not heathenisb, what is it?
Yours most respectfully,
JAMES nj CURRIER,
a Funeral and Flu, nishing Undertaken, corner
of Federal and Temple streets.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
CALICO RSaA.
A-s~-a.- q nJ

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-The steamship
.City OF Melbourne, from SydBey Aug. 81 via
Honolulu, arrived to-day with 38 passengers
and 1900 tons wool and tallow.
Capt. Longwise, of the Englsh schooner
Challenge, has been committed for trial on
tN charges of attempting to kidnsp Polyne
slams at Vitu Seva.
The deep lode on the Tamboroova reef, is
becoming richer, II 900 ounces of gold were
obtained from the crushings last week.
Anthony Trollope, the author, is visiting the
colonies. 10
A new sect Of poygamists has been discoy-
cred at Melbourne. The sol disant Messiah is
person named Fisher W no married his sister.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
GOVERNMENT SALE,
Large Sale of Army Clothing and
En ,sinaOa

Depot QuIrtermaster's Office
Jeffer oDville. Ind, AagusI 10, 1871.
WyILL be so at bic auc ion, a the d. pot at
w Jefferson vile, indiana, com u encLg D. UES-
DAY, September l9,h 1871, at ten o'clock A, NJ
under the d1e,tion OF iapt j. f. ROdgsrs II. ,. Y,
U. 5. Army, large quantity OF new, un,e vireaIle
and damaged ClotGiug, lamp and Garrison Equip
age consist g ia pant OF
$1,000 Uniform Coats;
165 600 pairs Ttowsers, foot;
$40 o pars irowsers, mountod;
80 pairs Drawers,
160 90 Shirte, flannel;
80 00O Shirts, gray;
46.0JJ Great CoaIs, mounted;
12l 900 Grsat Golts. loot;
$4,000 Blankets, wool;
135 900 sack JOats, lined;
Al 900 sack Coats, unIined;
SO pal s Boots and asootees;
68 900 Forage APPS;
u 900 pairs stockings;
And various OllIer articles.
The Terms uf sale will stated In the Catalooua
which can be obtained at lhs office.
By order OF the Quartermdster General,
e. d. h0YT,
au1s-eod15t Captain aud Depot Quartermaster
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
RaiIpOad Aecident.


An accident was caused by the engineer OF
a south bound train WIN ch ran into the cars of
the other train before they got on switch, in
not stopping his train when he reached the
station. 1t is also said he whistled down
brakes and reversed his engine sooner than
usual, but the engine was new and unusually
large and heavy, which he ran for the fl rst
time, and the momentum carried the tram con-
siderably beyond the point at which it would
have stopped under ordinary circumstances.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
METEOROLOGICAL.
SynOpsis of Weather Rep >rts for. the past
Twenty.FOur Hours.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c..
The barometer has risen since Thursday
night at California and Rocky Mountain sta
tions. Tbe low pressure which was north of
Kansas has extended northwest over Lake Su.
pericr and beyond, and the barometer, after
falling over this region, is now rising. The
area OF highest pressure has moved east and
extends from Indiana to Maine. The lowest
barometer on the South Atlantic coast has
passed northwest into the Atlantic with cloudy
weather and fresh northwest winds from
Georgia to Virginia Clear weather with fresh
northerly winds has prevailed in the middle
aud Eastern States. and southerly winds with
clear ard hazy weather from Lake Erie to
Iowa and southward to the Gulf Brisk and
south winds with threatening weather are re-
ported from Lake Superior to Missouri, but
now subsidized except probably in the interior
of Wise onsin.
Probabillties-The barometer will probably
begin to fall from Tennessee north and east.
ward with northeast winds along the entire
Att l,ntic coast. Rising barometer and pleas
ant weather probably for the Gulf States and
upper Lakes The disturbances which were
threatening the latter will probably subsid 6
without further danger.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH
kt' . e E IG N
FRANCE.
FFAne N u,nlsnA VUussa-.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

Eahco AfaIa0 Matters.
PARIS, Sept. The journal Des De Bats
Io'day STATE that the differences between the
French and Italian COVE nme, is is due to in
terierence OF delegae of the French Lega-
tiou with muDlclpal eDvoysi of Ital an Gov
eenment; who are engaged in surveying the
roman Convent 1t proves that the delegate
IN question belonged to the Vatican Legation
instead OF Italian cOuit, and satisfactory set
tiement OF the difficulty is expected.
=, 1am0etta has Undertaken the defense of of
the members of the Press al the coming Cha
rente Assizes.
Go a munists for California.
Proposals of lower California Company to
transport Communists prisoners and form
colony with them on the Pacific coast have
been referred to a committee which will soon
report.
ROssel Sentenced TO Death.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 8-The trial OF Rossel
Defoae the court martial term mated in his con-
VIC lou, aud the prisoner has been sentenced to
military depreciation and death.
The Assembly.
An exciting debate on Deputy Ravinell's
OIL, which has lasted four days, closed this
evening. The bill had assumed the form of
compromise, providing for continuance of the
Assembly at Versailles and the removal of
ministerial departments to Paris, but the Gov
etnmsnt opposed the paragraph proposing
transfer OF tue ministry, and it was rejected.
Inc OIL as finally ameuded was adopted.
ne French Estimates.
The budget committee have presented their
report to the Assembly. The estimated expen-
ses for the fiscal year are as follows: Interest
on on public debt 723OO0,OOO francs; Arrears and
deficits 473 600 600 Jraucs; ordinary expendi-
lures 2 500 100000 francs; departmental expen-
dltures 800, 100000 francs
CIR EAT BRITAIN.
A New Lharge.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-George j. Goshen, in a
speech III reply to a toast at Cutters fe asst last
evening at Sheffield, uttered a protest against
the prevalent habit of self depreciation on the
the part of Engshmen.
Cattle Disease.
There were 1878 cases of foot and mouth dis
ease in the county o. Norfolk last week.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA Sept. S.-The government will prob
ably have large majority in the newly elected
deputies.
THE DOMINION.
Verdict in the Renforth Inquest,
ST. JOHN, N. B., Sept. s.-Renforth's in
quest concluded last evening Result of post
mortem examination showed that Renforth's
lungs were engorged with blood, aud his death
was caused by over exertion, combined with
great mental excitement.
Foreign Items.
Physicians attending upon the Queen have
successfully performed an operation upon
small abscess on her arm, and a court circular
says her health is rapidly improving.
The death of the Grand Vizier took place at
Constantinople, WedOesday p. m.
The latest news from Algeria is favorable to
the French, the insurrectionists being nearly
sub0 ued.
One hundred and twenty Norwegian en-
gineers have arrived at New Castle-on-the
Tyne.
Subscriptions to the amount of SO 75O have
beep raised in Spain tor the purpose of erect
ing monument TO Marshal Pfim.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09

bdls paper 25 bags sp10ls cars shocks, do oats,
~ do bar do Ii iron. "a rolls her, 10 bdls
b ops
shipments East 400 bbls. -four, ears oil, do
snnlIies
fAlSF CENTRAL Ran wAY-1C6 cases mdse, rs
lot OF H. Il. go,ds
a9nr nrh4aER Al JOHN BROOK FROM BosToN-lOO bbls.
box. and bales domes les. cases hats. 10
paper ~ q empty oil bOls. 10 bags haIr, 132 odls
lis date IsS sewing machines 10 bdls gas pine,
brea p1snep klns butter, 40 bbs. onions 30 boxes
bIes y S 70 boxes hard ware 10 extension Ia
pcks To order A'h, pcs marpls, lVO
=, For canada and up country-23, bs,s ;,on .. do
shset @ IRON. stoves, 81 bags logwood 5 M. az 81 o oS
Ddis oaAa' 70 DO Isaher, 70 Ickgs to order
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
Georges NJ. patteh, Of Bath, are. at the Fal.
| month Hotel

Georges NJ patteh, Of BATH, are. at the Fal.
mouth Hotel.
DIR. Tnos. G. Loriug has an Early Rose po-
TITO on his counter that weighs 80 1 2 ounces.
He says man sent it 10 him in letter from
Lewiston, which accounts for its peculiar
shape.
The Portland & Rochester Railroad carry
passengers to and from the Alton Bay camp
mseting at very low figure. A trip over the
Lake in connection with the camp meeting
will make splendid trip these early autumn
days.
1t was cold enough last night for overcoat
and mittens.
Kinds. under the Preble House, has one of
the most elegant pertumery show cases in New
EnuiaD1
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
CITY AND VICINITY

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
Eareixn Markels


LIVERPOOL, Sept. $1,000 A. M.-Cotton opened
nrm: Middling uplanf 941; sales 200 bales sales
of the week 10000 bales, including 900 for export
and speculation.
Stock in port is S521 900 bales including 231 900
Anne riean the receipts OF the week have been 5O
including 26OOo bales American; actual export was
LONDON, Sept Sill 30 A. M.-Consols !opened at
s3a q 600 for money and account.
American securites-U. 5. 5-2Os, 1862 93s; do 1865
old, 93s; do 1867, 92s; U. s. 10:40s 96s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s-1.3C P. M-Cotton opened
firm breadstuffs active; California " hite Wheat l2s
Cd; No Red Western. Spring los I'd q lis; Red
Wheat RECEIPTS OF wheat for three DAYS 5000 quar-
ters OF which 1880 were American.
Flour irreg 1lar at 24s q 26s Cd Tor Western Canal
Corn 30s 3D.
LONDON, Sept. 7-4.30 P. M.-Consos closed at
93a for money and account
American securities-U S 5-2O's 1861, s33 do 1865,
old, 93s; do 1867, 9ts; U. s. 1O-4O's 9Os
LONDON. Sept. Sd 80 P. M Cotton closed firm ::
Mddling upands 9Ic; sales 15, 900 bales includipg
1000 tor export and sp-culton Yarns and tabries AZ
Manchester ana at better prices.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09

Funeral and Fun nishing Undertaken, corner
of Federal and Temple streets.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
The FAST chance.

Today is the last chance to get your names
on the poll lists. The Aldermen will be in ses-
sion from 9 a. IN. until p. m, and from to
p. m.
A telegram was yesterday received by the
French cable from M. Morazain, at Rouep,
France, stating that he will be in Portland on
the 1st of October to resume his classes. He
has been unavOdably detained in France a
month longer than he expected.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
k ENTC( XIV.
RuiIrand Accident.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. S.-'Ihe train south
from this city on the Louisville and Nashville
Railro last night ran into a coach OF the
train trcm Memphis to Nashville as it was
going spon a side track at Randolf station, 8
miles from this city. DR.. JAS. Thomas of Rome
Ga, Mr.. Burnham of Ashville, N. G., and Mr..
Griffith of Nashville were fatally injured and
several others badly wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
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WAsHlNtat ON.


| WASHINGTON, Sept 8.-Secretary Robason
| left for Portsmouth, N H., where he will Te.
main week or ten days.
indicted.
The grand jury has indicted Dennis d. Ar.
den for the murder of John Mccarthy, August
18th, and recommended that VIM. p. James
committed as accessory, be discharged.
Reform.
The Judge of Police Court and Superintend-
ent Of police and DIST. Attorney ore determined
TO break up all the bawdy and dis0rderly houses
after giving the propretors notice to cease their
business.
The New Grand Vizier.
An official dispatch from COnstantinope says
that MahmondPa has beenIaDpointedGrsn nd
Vizer to succeed Ali Pacha. He was former
ly Governor OF Smyrna, but was recently Sec
retary of the Navy.
Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister, has re-
turned b his family to Washington after an
absence o. seventeen mouths in his own coun.
try.
The California Election.
Supervisor Fouker to day telegraphed Com
missioner Douglass from California, "The Re-
puolicans have carried California by a maiori-
" OF 50OO aud secured the legislature and
three memoe of Congress-
RecruiIing
The general recruiting services of the Yves.
Cern DlVislon has been ordered to send 200 re-
cru,ts 10 omaha for the 18th Iniantry aud 80
W roft Leavenworth for the 81 infantry.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
MlSSIsSIPPI.
a InAue Indicted

JACKSON, Sept. 8.-Judge Tarbell to-day was
brought before the u S. Commissioner under
the enforcement act and waving examination
was admitted to bail in $1O0G for his appear
ance in the U. S. Court in January next The
offence of Judge Tarbell consisted in his tell
ing certain Republican officials that unless
they supported Capt Lake, the Republican
candidate for Sheriff ia the ensuing election,
he would urge their removal from Office.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09

d,
east Ct the middle of the island. She has lain
easily and the prospect is good for getting her
off.
Cigar Makers and smugslers.
The National Convention of Cigar Makers
to day elected E johnson, of Baltimore, Pres
ldent OF their Society.
Antonio Pereira and Manuel Sanchez were
held for action by the grand jury to-day for
smuggling 10 900 cigars from Cnba.
New England Fair.
LOWELL, Sept. 8.-The programme for clos
ing to-day the New Englan Fair is being sue
cessfu'y carried out in all its details. The
procession under the auspices of the City Gov
ernment was large and imposing. DR. Loring
delivered bis address from the grand stand on
the race track.
The Fair closed this afternoon with an exhi-
bition on the Trotting Park. The race for
first $50 to second and $25 To third, mile heats
best three in five to haeness: Otis DOllin b 8.
Clifford l, 1. /; A. L. Sherburne b. m Lady
Sherburpe, 2, 2, 2; Stephen Hays blk. g. Pleas
ure Bay, 8, distanced; j. s. Nay b. IN, Lady
Champhn, 4, distaneed. Time, 2 45 L. 2 80 4,
240 IL Stallion race for purse of $150, 800
to first, $50 to second. mile heats best three iu
five to harness: r. Smith names b. 5. Shake
peare. 2, l, l; Z. B. Ludwig big Rlaket, 1, 2,
aistaneed; c. S. Mosher br. S. Draco, 8, 8, dis
tauced; A. W. Worcester b. s. Sam Curtis,
distauced; H. A. Thomas blk. s Shakespeare,
drawn; j. W. McDuffeA b 3. Kiug William,
drawn. Time, 243, Al 2, 2.45 Race for
three minute horses, for puase OF $100, $75 to
first, S25 to second. miles heats best three iu
five to harness: d. Sunderland names blk. g.
Vermont Boy, 1,5 IL G. S. Mosher b. 5.
Draco I'd, 2, l. 2, p. Smith blk. g. Lady
Alice, 3. 3, 3. 3; j. E. Dodge cb. m. Little
Fanny, 4, 4, distanced; A. w. Worcester cb.
s. Sam Curtis, s, 2, distanced; J. S. Nay ch.
10. Lady Norfolk, 6 dlstanced; A. G. Sher-
burne ch. M. Jennie Lind, disiaDced; owner
ch, =. Farmers Beauty, distsnced. Time
248 8 a. 245 2, 2427-S, 1894 Race for
running horses, for a purse OF $50: w. FL.
Martin b. G. Little Mac, L. NJ. 7 Downing
blk. g. Major Mahan, 2. distanced; nj. T..
Downing ch. m Lady Gibbons, 3, distanced.
Time, 200 IL, 2OS IL.
National Division .. Oft.
TIE National Division Sons of Temperance
was rendered a complimentary banquent this
evening at Music Hail by the Grand Division
Of Massachusetts. The nall was beautifully
decorated and about 5000 persons were present.
About 1000 sat down TO the table. Frederick
6. Pettgrove of Charlestown, presided. May
or CASTOR was present, with other prominent
men. Speeches were made by Stephen Nj.
Ramson of New Jersey, Governor Perham of
Maine, o. D. Wetmore OF st. John, N. B.,
DIR. William Ross and J. G. Stoughton of Hi
nois, William Fl. Curtis of New York and 9TH
erS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
Superisr Csurt.


SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, GODDARD j. PRE-
sIDIsG. |.
FRIpAY-George d. Bailey VS.. George W. Garce.
lon.
Many of the facts n this case were not cortrovert.
ed and the evidence was substantially as tollows:-
The plain Iitf resident OF Portland, being at Lewis
ton as witness in the of Lytord Cutter stop
ped in the evening TO hear the closing argument Of
Mr.. Frye, after which, it being about ten O'clock be
stepped into the ug store belonging to the defend
ant, but at III lime in charge OF his clerk, and call
ed ior dose OF incture OF lhubarb The clerk said
he thought balf ouuce would be fair dose and pro-
ceede to turn 1t into glass, but through mistake
put in laudaaum instead of rhubarb. The painlif
took It, tasted ct It, and it tasted stranger thar
any rhubarb he had ever tasted and requested th
clerk put in some simple syrup, which he did ,anC
Bailey then drank it. The clerk as he received th
glass back by the odor, mistrusted that something
was wrong and went TO look the bottle from which
he had poured the dose. Perceiving his mistake be
at told the plaintiff to sit down while he wen
for physician, he had given him poison. Two
physicians arrived in Q veIy short tine and admin
isiered emetcs, which caused him to vomit more OF
less. In half an hour another arrived and lntrA
duced the stomach pump and removed the content,
OF the stomach Plaintiff was kept awake until morn
ing by means OF walking him, giving him strong cot
lOe, AAiV"iuS ~dtcl ldce elc Wn6n lie was al
lOwed to g. TO sleep. lhig was Friday night
On Monday he was able to return home.
Plaintiff suei the proprietor of the store for $5cOt
damag claiming that he suffered from the effects
ofthe drugs tor three months. more less, being
constil aed for the most of tn. time and also claim
ed punitive or virdictive damages. The presiding
Judge, however, Instructed the jury that this wa
not a case for vlndictive exemplary damages ant
that he was ONLY entitled to 'or the menta
and physical pain loss of time, and the expenses hi
thereby incurred by reason OF the mistake.
The defendant admit d, that upon the facts a.
shown, the plant # was entitled to recover, but al.
legged, that before BaIey's return 10 Portland he
gave Bailey by the hand of Mr. Ly ford $45. which
Bailey received ia satisfaction of demands against
him, by rea on the accident. This Bal ey denied
sa ing, that he thought the money was Lyfords
who,e witness he was in the upon which he wa
in attendance and that, soon a. he discovered hi
error, h. returned tn meney to Garceon.
The jury, alter being ont three hours returned
verdict fos the plaintiff tor one hundred and twenty
six dollars and eighty y.eght cents.
Sweat. W.P. Frye
The grand Jury will report Saturday and the prs
oners Will be arraigned half past two o'clock p m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09

The National Convention of Cigar Makers
to day elected E johnson, of Baltimore, Pres
ideut OF their Society.
Antonio Pereira and Manuel Sanchez were
held for action by the grand jury to-day for
nuggling 10 900 CIGARS from Cnha.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
ALAB A VIA.
Cotton G. Op.

MOBILE, Sept. 8.-Several most responsible
friends in Alabama and Mississippi are of most
unfavorable character in reference to prospects
OF cotton crop. There is general complaint
of damage to growing crops from worms and
rust Crop is variously extended at from one
to two-thirds of last years.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
To the Editor of the Press:

Miss Mary Lowe wants 70 learn Greek and
Latin. So, instead of going about from place
to place mourning that educational privileges
are denied to her sex, Miss Lowe enters herself
as Freshwoman in the Colby University,
from hard hearted faculty, but rather with
every encouragement and opportunity, this
enterprising maiden may become acquainted
with Xenophon, Homer, Plato, Sophocles,
Horace, Tacitus, and the rest of those fiae Old
classical fellows; so that there is nothing put
lack OF inclination or ability to prevent her
from becoming Dacia, Carter, or Barrett
Browning in classical acq ulsitons. s.-N. Z.
Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-09
KENTUCKY,
:" "-Au

LOUISVILLE, Sept. ST is reported that the
Caro- detectives have succeeded in arresting
parties who perpetrated the recent express rob-
berry at Moscow on Mobile and Ohio Railroad
They live in that vicinity and heretofore were
unsuspected.