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DIED.


EDMoNDs-On the S0th ult., at the residence
of her brother, ]. W. Kirk, near Doyel. Mis-
aissIppi, Mrs. ELIZABETH, vile OF q. W. Ed
monds, OF this city.
MosBY-On Monday, the ID Inst, of heart
disease Mr. JOSEPH h. MosBY, of this city,
The friends and acquaintance of the fam
tlv are respectfully Invited 10 attend his fu-
neral this tTUESDA.Yl afternoon, from the
First Baptist church. Carriages IN attend
ance at the church.
BLAKE-on the I'd inst, MARY ANN. infant
daughter OF Martin Blake; aged IL months
and days.
The funeral win take place from the res
idence of the parents Poplar street, be.
tween Front and the leyee, TINS UE~D Z
affarnoop at O'Clock. Carriages at Walsh 3,
NO. I6< Winchester street.
BARRON-The friends and aequaintances
Of Bernard ana sarah Barron are respectful-
| " Invited 10 attend the funeral OF their In
! fant son John, at s o'clock p M. to-day. from
their residence on Winchester avenue ex
tended
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THE ST. LOUIS FAIR,
-, n,s,,ina Osy-Immehse Display Of
1N..a. and Fahrios-60Od
ATTENDANCE.

On To7rrs October 2.-The eleventh
o,,oI teir Of the st. LOUIS Agricultu-
81 and Mechanical Association
o1aned today. under the most iaVor-
.obIe eusnices. All departments were
.11af Allied but those Of STOCK, DoIh
horses and cattle, agricu'euiaall "a al.,llai III.
elements and machinery are S7Rooi
aIly well represented, the former slS'nss :
covering twenty acres OF grouho anu
embracing every variety OF cOhtLiN-
s,o-1 used by farmers. Horses, cattie,
sheeD aud hogs are here rom nearly
am Westarn States and rom New
Enolsnd and Canada, including many
- fhe finest and best Dreeos u
onimsls in the country. Inc bioOd
d-a1f horses alone number over nity,
nd oIs1ir rnngsriss of one hundred heSd Of
49, So1 : snd cattle on the ground. fhe
notton nO. densrtuoens has over iour hum
49, sSIa entries. from neSSly all the Soutn'
orn States. and attracts great atten'
N THE departments for snannIhc-
III, 4 articles and textile fabrics MAKE
tVereH 1suallv brilliant display. Min
1an InS u., here in great proiu5lon. 0olo
eLa1s A5 49, ST. ores. from Colorado, Utan
t;a ssl1 Sn New Mexico, and othel
4 ~lolJ lstnrias lJ' Niaesilver bricks, valued
ten o. -, t,,ra,,fv THOUSAND dollars, are II
at oN uactio1. This novel feature G
this coi ~ss the exhibition OF ThomP
the day " Seamer, which was exnlpl
sons road - :. "a, performing 3 varle.. @
ted in a.;ens the sdsl a. ID carrying ilnmens,
~ Saads The attenc ctsnee Ia
large for the opening naS a,onoent q;
). kollans ss,yicnIture in the amphithea
dress On - N, being introduced ..
s.o- Ter ~ scbuTz. Senator Blair an sa.
Ss.,sao SSeas;ns M Clay were also present, IN j,
80 sn-omises to be the most SUCCESSOR
lsvaI .nF held by the association.
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BRIGHAM 70 Be SGUELcHED.
Troops Ordered to Salt Lake city---United
States Court to be Sustained.

OMAHA. October 1.-Two companies
from Fort Steele and one from Fort
Bridger, have been ordered to Camp
Douglas, near Salt Lake City, as re-
enforcement of the troops already
these. Brigham Young has not yet
been arrested, although it was ex-
pected he would be arrested for alleged
completely in the Mountain Meadow
massacre of many years ago. The
Mormon conference meets on the 9th,
and the indictments will probably be
withheld until sitter that time.
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covINGToN.
linton Votes the Railroad Tax-Work on
the Mississippi River Road to
Commence.

Special to the Appeai.l
CovINGToN, TIPToN Co., CiG MA
SONS DEPOT, October 2.-The county
court met to day, at the usual hour,
all the members present, Colonel Hill,
chairman. The principal business. and
that which occupied most of the day.
was the discussion of the Mississippi
River railroad tax, which, after some
hours consideration, passed. The tax
will, therefore, be levied, and the in
terest on the bonds met. The work
at our end of the road will be COM
menced during the present month.
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MABRlE0.

LKINs-MARDEN-Ip the city of Mem
phis, on tine 18th ult., by the Rev, Francis
bowman. Mr.. L. W. ELKINs and Miss ELIZA
A. kARDEz,
POWELL-MoKENNA- Linden Street
Christian Church, on the I'd insi., by the Rev
David Walk, Mr.. J. @. POWELL of Hamilton,
Nevada, and Miss ANNA J. MCKENNAs of this
city.
Nay no gloom ever cast its darkness over
the bfishf future, Wbich buoyant hope and
feryent love have pictured, May golden
blessings GLADDEN. your union. May the rare
gem which the happy bridegroom has taken
10 his snounsaAn home grow more precious In
his possession. May his affection and kind
ness shield it from being tarnisned by even
the lightegt shade. y. ..
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE



LONDON, October 1.-Mr. Mundella,
M. P. is endeavoring to settle the diff
terences between the masters ana
wo-kmen at Newcastle by arbitration.
There was fight at Cork to day be-
tween the police and some men sup
posed TO be Fenians. Shots were eX-
changed, whereby one policeman was
wounded. Three of the rioters have
been arrested.
The Italian bark Sorrile went ashore
in a gale. Six Of the crew were saved;
1 four starved to death in the rigging
and four were drowned.
The ship Mount Sinai was burned
sea; no date given.
ATTEMPTS TO settle the difficulties
of the Newcastle labOrers have proved
unsuecess 'ul.
A collision between the police and
Feniang at Cork, yesterday, was the
result Of Illegal drilling by organized
bands of Fenians, a number OF whom
were arrested. Some of these were
found to have Snyder rifles In their
possession. The discovery caused
considerable excitement among. the
police. There was active searching
| for violations of the law, which re-
| suited Ia the dispersion OF several
/ bands and the arrest of few more
Fepians, their weapons also being
captured.
i7The recent gales extended to the
/ lContinent. with some damage 70 the
crops. The telegraph lines also nave
been prostrated ia many directions.
Later sdvices from her Majesty. :
| acting consul at Batavia announce
the safety Of the crew OF ship MaloTcs,
| wrecked at st. Paufs island July iast'
Fbe men who were previously, re-
Dorted to be starving had receiVed re,
| lief. and would soon be taken ON anu
brought home. <
PARIS. October 1.-The withdrawal
of the Germans from the department
OF Oise commenced again this alter
/ noon.
T1.Agrepces have arisen between
France and Italy respecting the pom
/ tifical debt.
Henry Rochefort is pressing his ap-
neal for a mitigation of his sentence
Victor Hugo, among Others has
yvritten to Theirs In his behalf.
Thiers has written letter to Vic
tor Hugo in reply to later appeal IN
behalf OF Rochet0Et. The President
saws the pardons commission alone
can modify the sentence OF military
tribunal.
SPAIN.
MADRID, October AT an official
reception at Don Espiritu's house, the
Oon addressed the king as follows:
ItIf at any time the enemies OF Spain
should seek to overthrow her liber
ties and independence, and the young
king place himself at the head OF an
army. and my comrades will follow
him. The reception was grand.
During his progress through tn'
provinces King Amedeus has mad
donations amounting TO ESQ, 900, ans
received thirty thousand petitions.
SWEDEN.
i STOCKHOLM, October 2,-The uppe
house Of parliament has approved {
the clause of the Bill for the reorganl
{ zaflon Of the army, which makes tn
miiisarv service compulsory On a
male subjects Of Sweden.
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OFFICERS:
81. ID. CONNELL, President.
B. BINGHAM, Vice -Prestaents
]. P PRECSOTT, Secretary.

TULIAN o. sHULTz. oRGANIsT AT ST.
j PETER's; TEACHER OF VOCAL MUs1C By
SPEcIAlTY--1n announcing cur tDt en tiOn 70
teach, and in Offering % the public our
Treaty on Vocal Music nom \ sclent 1e, ar
tistic and sssshetic position, We ask for your
confidence Applicants receiye lessons on
applicant feels confident Of success- Crcu-
lars At music stores. se18
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NOTICE.
IA n MO " Il. .

HrR. G. DICKNAF Has BEEN ADMIT
lfA ted partner N our hons
a. FACCARO q CO.
zxx,s.urs Fapfsrn bsr - lsII ocI
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rOHN 8. KERR, Attorney ct Law, las TO
y moved his once % No. @ Nortn Co1rt
streat. Aampht1- Tenn. aus4
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n. ESTES. ii. K. 1AOkscr
ESTES g. JACKSON,
"a TT I'm " 9oR tax - W.
Nos. IS and II isdisou Street,
ieI1 MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
Celebrated Virginia Bitters.

sE- This celebrated remedy, invented by q
distinguished Virginia Physician, and used
by physicians In that State for years past, is
now coming into general use. II Is the
only pure article Of the kind to be had
and Tor preventing Chilis and FeVers and
all distressing diseases arising from mias-
matte Influences, is the most valuable agent
known. in all eases of debility, indiges-
ton, loss of appetite, ETC.. it has never had
an equal. no family should be without 1t
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WE have for rale an immense, varied and
w thoroughly complete stock OF SCHOOL
and MIsCELIANEoUs BOOKS. STATIONERY,
BLANK Books and PRINTING and WRAPPING
PAPFR etc, which ve offer at prices as low
as ear be purchased in the Northern and
Eastern rnarksts Our STEAM PRIETIEG ES-
r. BI,TsHArENr is now by far the largest and
most com plete in the Southwest and lncludes
nine steam printing presses, enabling Us 70
do every variety of printing In style not
excelled by any printing heuse In the United
States Our BOOK SIHDKRY Is In all resp ectA
coTpIete. and we guarantee to duplicate in
sfvIa. DUALITY and price the WORK OF any
other bindery in the United States. Oar
stock OF News, Book and Flat Papers, Gard
stock and Printing Inks in every wsy COM
nlese. and cur prices cannot fail 70 suit. We
make a specially OF PAFER BAGS and WRAP
PIne PAPKRs, and ask the attention OF msr'
chants to our stock. sa3
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C0TTON GIN INSURANCE.
GRAHD 0PENIN6 THURSDAY
Parisian Fashions

MISS 4. A. WALL, 2S2 MAIN STREET,
has iust completed her season OF purchases.
and is receiving g tull assortment of fashion
able millinery go1ds OF the latest tmporta-
fioEs ard the most elegant feathers and now
ers; LorsIon and French bonnets, with other
novelties. Those desiring the choicest goods
at the IN 5st popular prices are invited 10 call.
Miss a. A. Wall calls the attention OF the
ladies OF Mem phis and the surrounding coun-
try to her dress-making department, unsur-
passed for style and elegance. Bridal frous-
sesux completed in the shortest notice. iOe3
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DR. I.E WRlGhT.

Late of Columbia, louisiana, offers mis- pro-
fesslonal services TO the citizens OF Memphis
and vicinity. A continuous and extensive
practice II the Ouschita Valley for twenty
consecutive years having given him prae-
ttcal familiarity with the various types OF
disease endemicaI in a Southern climate, ne
confidently hopes to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
Having devo ed special attention TO OPERA
July performed most OF the capital opera
tions of the day, he respectfully soiielts pat
runsge Ia that branch OF his profession
'rhird aLreats oc3
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4jl premiums amounting tO...s.-......s.ssIe,OVV
The Board OF Directors. IN commencing
this scheme to the public, promise that Il
shall be carried out in good faith They VIII
appoint a committee OF award, whose high
character will be q sufficient guarantee that
perfect fairness viii control the dtstrfoutson.
The price of these 2ecial tickets has been
fixed at the low sum oi TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reach OF
every one.
1t Is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair will be SO successful financially
as TO enable the Society 70 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree of excellence as to render them
source of pride to every citizen OF Memphis
Shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board of Directors have selected Nh.
". H. BATES 70 supervise this special ar
rangement, and tickets can be had on apph-
cation 20 MIN, at the Memphis and Oharies-
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. TRousDALE, Secretary.
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A FAMOUS PLACE
AT AUCTION.
Sale Of Suburban Farms & Lots
On the 5th Of 0ct0bsr.

THE beautiful country place of the late
Gov. James O. Jones, four miles from
the city. on the Poplar street turnpike, viii
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The lots vary In area from 51< to 10 acres.
The lot on which the residence stands Ia ad-
miraoly veil improved, having every poss3-
BILE convenience, and the building itself every
appliance OF comfort Bnptyn's Station Is
half mile dfstant from the residence, whlcn
is In the midst Of one OF the bss nefghbor-
hoods In Soelby county. The Fair Grounds
are lust north OF the property now offered fcr
sale by Passm0re Rufdn- Persons VINO
would have adelightful country nomeshoul1
visit the place before the day OF sale Octo-
bar Exh. The terms are uost liberal FOR
-, seis IS fAsszCRE q &EUFFIN.
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Cash premiums
For attendance, appointing
Tuesday. OCTOBER IL. 1871

AS the day for distribution, when II is ex-
pected will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entitle the holder to ad-
mission to the Grounds, and participation In
tbs chances of ths following list of
VALUABLE CASH PREMIUMS:
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STOCKHOLM, October 2r-The upper
house Of parliament has approved o.
+he os',1 clsuse of the bill for the reorganl-
zaflos, OF the army, which makes the
military service compulsory on al
male subjects OF Sweden.
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$4,000
Third Annual Fell of the Memphis
Agricultural and: kechan-
ieal S0cleiy.

EETITH the view of increasing the interest
w In the coming Fall Fair. the Beard OF
Directors have determined 10 ofer q list Of
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 20.
BUTTER-Dull; medium, l2CS loo;
Western Reserve, 20@22c. ,oo
COTTON-Quiet middling at 2oC9
20fc. ,o,o,
COFFEE-strong Rio at l6t9l'tc
for common to choice.
CHEESE-Factory at 94@loc.
EGGS-Dull at l2c. ~
FLOUR-Quiet; superfne at - w
as SO; family at Sc 00@6 %:
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged; western
red at 81 17@l 90 hill at 81 25G9l 20.
Corn quiet at 54@56c for mixed ear to
shelled. Oats, new, 4O@43c; for mixed
45c; for white old, steady at 5oG99oc.
Rye quiet at 7O@74c. Barley dull at
S5@95c. ooo
HAY-Firm; timothy, sl9 OO9
20 90; low grades, $l4 CO@lS 90. -
OILS-Linseed oil steady at SS99Oc.
PROVISIONS-Very dull with a
downward tendency. Mess pork at
$l4 O0@l4 25. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders at SIC; rib sides at &C. Ba-
con inactive; shoulders at 639osc'
Lard quiet city kettle at lO!c.
SUGARS-Active and advancing;
New Orleans good to choice at
11@l2lc. oo.ooo
TOBACCO-Firm at s. 0O94O w
for trash to bright leaf.
WOOL-In good demand; unwashed
at 3S@42c. combing at 42@45c; tub
washed choice at 63@67c
WHISKY-Firm at 92c; some hold
ers asking 93c.
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man with whom he associated. John
Randolph made q will, in which he
manumitted all his slaves, and in which
he left large legacy to Judge Leigh.
He made another, or, possibly, two
other wills, which were proved to have
been made while he was insane. But
the will in which he freed bis slaves he
afterwards cancelled; his name was cut
out of it, and the word cancelled" was
writer upon tin his own handwriting.
Judge Leigh was present when it was
thus cancelled, and knew Mr.. Randolph
to be insane at the time. However,
being beneficiary in this will, he could
not be allowed to testify to the fact.
Thus matters stood.
Without his testimony to establish
this will, there was no will that could
be pronounced valid. Under consci-
entious desire to secure the ends OF JUS
tice by earring into effect the purpose
o; Mr.. Randolph, the judge relin.
pushed all bis right under the Can
celled" will, and was thereupon admit.
ted as a witness. This secured the
freedom of the slaves-some 800, we
think-and the Judge, as the executor
named by Mr.. Randolph, colonized
them in the State of Ohio. A consid-
cradle sum was appropriated under the
will to this object. Middleaged men
will remember the trouble the Judge
encountered in locating these negroes.
The people Of Ohio were bitterly OPP
posed to their settlement in their
neighborhood.
The death of Judge Leigh sewers an.
other link between the present age and
the bright period to which he belonged.
Distinguished for the honor and no.
bleness OF his character, and for the
strength and clearness Of his mind, the
name Of the upright Judge crowned
the honors Of his long and well-spent
life.
His remains were buried yesterday at
Halifax Court House.
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New York Market.

New YORK, July %.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged at
81 4O@5 90 for superfne State; s. 300
5 70 for extra State; S. 1905 70 for
choice do; 81 40@5 90 for superfne
western; S. 20@5 S. for common to me,
dunn extra do; S. 60@6 90 for choice
do; Sc 1906 IS for good to choice
white wheat western extra; - 500
5 70 for common to good shipping
brands Of extra round hoop Ohio;
S. 1906 20 for trade brands s. GOO
6 90 for common to fair extra St. Louis;
Sc 1909 90 for good to choice do,
closing steady. Southern flour quiet at
s. 70@6 40 for common to fair extra, and
Sc 4O@9 90 for good to choice do.
Rye flour is quiet at So 500
5 50. Corn meal is steady and in mod
crate demand
GRALN-Wheat is a shade firmer
for prime spring, with a fair export
and moderate milling demand at 81 81
al 80 for No. 2 spring afoat 81 300
l 36for soft do; 81 3S@l 46 for old and
and new winter red and amber western.
Rye dull and unchanged. Barley quiet.
Barley malt dull and nominal. Corn
firmer, with good export demand and
is offered less freely at 64G674c for
common western mixed, 6S!@69c for
good to choice do, and nc for yellow
do. Oats frmer and wanted at
6l@6l!c for western and 65@1Oc
for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork unchanged at
$l4 50@l4 62 for new mess; $l2 00@
II so for prime do. and sl3 90 for
new prime mess. Beef is dull at
$40 00@l3 90 for plain mess and Sl3 90
@l6 90 tor extra do. Beef hams are dull
at SIS 0O@29 90. Tierce beef is
nominal at $40 OO@25 90 for prime
mess and $40 0O@25 10 for India mess.
Cut meats steady at 12@l4c for hams
and 53@64c for shoulders middles
quiet and steady. Lard dull at 9j@l0sc
for steam and l05c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged at
l0@lSc for western, and l5@2Sc for
State.
CHEESE-Unchanged at 7@llc for
common to prime.
COTTON-More active and without
change in price at l9sc for low mid
dlngs and 20}c for middling uplands.
OILS-Petroleum is dull and in
buyers favor at l4s@l4!c for crude,
and .25sc for refined
TALLOW-Steady at 9@9ic; s,ea-
rine dull at ll@l22c.
WHISKY-Quiet at 96c.
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Sale of Real Estate.

II-HEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF TWO
w Deeds Of Trust, made and exc,
ca,ed BY Thomas Pendergrast da and
The list day OF February, 1870, and recorded
In the Recorders office of ohio county, in
Deed of Trust Book No. 2, page oSS, and CIV
en- to secure the Workingmen'S Build
Inns, Association of Wheeling the pay
mont of a promissory note fer the sum OF
;E7OO bearing date on the DIST day of Feb
rUarv, 1870, and payable six years and elev-
On months after the date thereof, with In
r.rr>t quarterly in advance; the second
eli i'm the Recorders office of Ohio county,
IN Deed of Trust 30 TX No. 3, page 81, and
given 10 secure the SAID Association the pay
Inent OF "A promissoryi for S5OO, bearing
date on the 18th day OF May, 1870, and pay
able six years and eight months after the
date thereo', with interest payable quarter
" in advance, the following described pro-
perry was, on the 18th day or June, duly
sold according 10 law, at public auction,
tnat is 10 say: The following property, ly-
inrand being on Seventh street, between
Jonn street and Zane street, in the city OF
Wheeling, couaty of Ohio and state OF
West Virginia, and known as the south one
half of lot No. 1876, OF the addition 10 the
city of Wheeling, laid out by Noah zane,
daniel Steenrod and others and, whereas,
IsidOre Keller became the purchaser of the
said $, nth one-half of the above described
prOperIy, for the sum of $3.50 in cash, ana
the said Isidore Keller having failed ana
refused to comply with the terms OF SAID
sale, | will, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF August,
1871.
sell AT public auction, at the front door OF
the Court House, in the city of Wheeling,
the following described property, that Is TO
say: The south one-half OF the south half
of lot No 1916, hereinbefsre described; SAID
south half OF lot No. 1876, being divided by
line parallel with the southern boundary
line.
Selling as trustee, l will give only such
title as has come to me under the above
mentioned deeds Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH.
J.F. UPDEGRAFF,
Trustee.
II.
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Sfabbfng ARRAY.

Some of the colored folks of Charles.
ton had ball last week, which result
ed in lively row. In the heat of the
"scrimmage" VIM. Lett stabbed another
negro named Porter6eld quite seriously.
The case was examined before magis-
trate, who committed Lett to await in
dictment by the grand jury. J. E.
Kenna, Esq, counsel for the accused,
made application to have him released
and pressed his application with his
well-known ability and earnestness'
The States Attorney, Capt: New horter'
rested the application, and the magis-
trate finally decided not to grant 1t,
holding that it would be improper in
Porterfeld's dangerous condition.
Should Porterfeld improve, the appii.
cation viii probably be renewed
Courier.
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Dickens on Andy johnson.

In one of the letters from Dickens to
Mr.. Fields, in the August Atlantic,
Andy johnson is thus described:
81 was very mud surprised by the
Presidents face an, amer. 1t is, in
its wav, one Of tn, knost remarkable
faces have ever SEN. Not magma
tive, but very powerful in its frmness,
(or perhaps obstinacy,) strength Of will,
and steadfastness of purpose. There is
a reticence in it, too, curiously at varl-
ance with that first, unfortunate speech
of his. A man not to be turned or
trifled with-a man l should say who
must be killed to be got out OF the way.
His manners, perfectly composed. We
looked at one another pretty hard.
There was an air of chronic anxiety
upon him. But not crease or ruttie in
his dress, and his papers were as COM
posed as himself
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Desirable PROPERTY for Sale.

WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION
al the front door Of the Court House on
MONDAY, JULY SlST, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The dwelling house in v hich now reside,
situaied on Chapline street, in the Fifth
W@rd. The house contains ten rooms,
warer and gas throughout. The lot, o6 by
- i well tilled with choice shrubbery and
T0wers. The location is one Of the best in
Inc city. If persons desiring to purchase
will call any time previous to the sale, / will
take pleasure in showing them around the
TERMS OF SALOON third cash, the resi-
,lue in tour equal payments OF s, Il, Is and
" months, each of the deferred instaIlments
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and to
be- secured by a deed OF trust on the prop
erty.
shares stock in the Washington Hall Asso-
citation, for cash. +. w. BASSEII.
W. ii. BASSETT, Auctioneer. jul2l