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Mr.. Ambrose Thomas is still hard at
work upon his new five-act grand opera,
francesca al Rin5Hi, which is said to
have largely progressed. M. Thomas
VIII of course dip into the Inferno OF
Dante, and if he don't consult Leigh
Hunts Story Of Rimini (which Byron
said was al RiHlBlini- PiDlnlini) he
should be invited to a close and diligent
perusal of Godwin's Essay on Seplaciires,
with ROsetti's picture Of the internal
abode Of sinners continually before his
eyes, and the skulls of Cardanus and
Pomponatius at either elbow.
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Boston, October 29.-The man who
registered his name as A. Mcdonald,
Montreal, at the Merrimac House a few
nights since and was found dead in bed
next morning, has been identified as a
noted burglar and pickpocket. He has
operated in Detroit, Halifax, st. John,
New Brunswick, Boston, and other
places, and recently served eighteen
months in the State prison at Charles
town. He was forty years old, and a
native Of London, Canada West.
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CINCTNNATL October 29.-The pork
packers and provision dealers Of Cincin-
matt this morning passed a resolution
recommending TO the board Of officers
Of the Chamber of Commerce the adop-
ton, without amendment, of the rules
governing the provision trade, adopted
by the recent National Pork Packers
Convention. They however passed a
resolution providing that the rule with
reference 10 cooperage should not apply
10 this seasons business.
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The Rev. John Purchas, a prominent
Ritualist Of Brighton, England, died on
Saturday. He was graduated from
Cambridge in 1851, and soon after enter
ing the church was tried by an ecclesi-
astical court and suspended from his
functions for making innovations in the
Church of England service. He was the
author Of a textbook Of Anglican Rit-
ualism and other works.
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LOUISVILLE, October 29.-The steamer
Kate Kinney, while lying at the New
Albany wharf, took fire about ten o'clock
tonight and burned to the waters edge
in a few moments. She was owned by
Captain Hicks King, Of Albany, Buck
wal, Troxal q Co, Of Portland, and
Captain Montgomery, of Jeffersonville.
She was about six years old and valued
at twenty-five thousand dollars. She
was insured, but the amount is not
known. She was being repaired and re-
fitted preparatory to entering the New
Orleans trade as soon as water permit
ted. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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SAT- LAKE, October 29.-The Afinias
Journal published late advices from
the Wheeler Expedition, at rendezvou:
at Tongueville, Utah, last week, divid
ing Lieutenant Wheeler's mess. Klechi
and suitable escort to 20 to Colorado
river and Northern Arizona, and the
other parties 10 work toward Buekskin
Mountains, Southeast Nevada, anC
road toward Salt Lake City. The
party will unite in Washington anC
perform Office work in January. The
expedition are in good health. Heavy
SHOWS in the mountains somewhat re
tarding mining. Apprehensions Of an
early and heavy winter. Professor Hay.
den arrives tomorrow from the Yellow.
stone country.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

NOT 32.-In the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by county, IennesSee.-Heury Buck, Annie
Z. Buck ct al. vs.. Francis f. Pratt ct al.
I appearing from affidavit IN this cause that
i the defendants, Francis e. Pratt, citizen
OF Alabama; Mary +. Hawkins, Ludalphus
d. Hawkins, W. q. II. Buck and Mildren NJ.
Buck Of Mississippi; Henry Buck, OF Louis
lana; James ;. Payne, John Wiun, Mary c.
WinD, J. ID. Carter, sarah C. Carter Of Texas;
Caspen Neal, Agnes NJ. Neal, Robert Blair,
Mary p Blair, OF Alabama; Christana Mas
singale, Thomas Massingaie, Edward N Massl Il
gale, Charlotte Massingaie, William Massin-
gale, Virginia L. Wethered, James WeihereO,
Of Mississippi; also, Bledsoe Wethered, NJ.
Wethered, William Wethered, Abram Weth-
cred, Eud0ra King, susan A. King, william j.
King and n. J. King, minors without regular
guardian; Charles +. Smith, Mildred Smith
also, Anna Ray, William Ray, Arthur Ray
and Geo. Ray, miners without regular guard
ian; Sarah f. Buck. William c. II. Buck and
Kate Buck, minors without guardian, Of Ala
bama; Henrietta E. Buck, and those minor
children whose names are unknown and
without guardian, of Texas, and all OF whom
are nan-rcsideDts of the state Of Tennessee
said unknown defendants may be interested
In certain property involved herein:
It is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in December, 1872, and plead,
answer or demur TO COmplainantS bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte and that copy OF
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This October %, 1872.
A cOpy.-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heisken & Wetherford and Smith, scott &
Jefferson, Sols. for compln Is. ocSU wed
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October ga suit for as
sauit and battery against II. H Davis
Consul from the United States to Car
diff, was brought to-day, but the trial il
not ended.
Lord Massey's country seat, at Liner
lex Ireland, was burned last night; loss
seveuty-five thousand dollars.
Sir John ParkintOn in a lecture deliv
cred q, Stour5ridge last night, adverted
% the settlement Of the Alabama
claims, declaring il was painful and hu-
initiating 10 apologize for wrongs never
committed, and pay a fine for injuries
steadily denied in the disposition Of the
san Juan boundary question, however,
he saw no reason TO censure the gov
eminent
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WASHINGTON, October 29.-The bar.
ometer viii continue falling ia the
Northwest and to the Mississippi and
Lower Ohio Valleys, and over Lakes
Michigan and Superior, with brisk to
high sOutheasteTiy 70 sOuthwesterly
winds. Threatening weather and rain
IN the Western Gulf States, and souther-
~ winds and threatening weather and
rain in the Eastern, Gulf and South At
lantic States. Northeastern to south
easterly winds and cloudy and occa-
sional light rain from Michigan 10 Lake
Ontario and thence TO the Alle0henies,
with northeasterly to sOutheasteTly
winds and cloudy weather For New
England and the Middle States gen
orally clear weather and northerly to
easterly winds. Warning signals con-
tinue at Duluth, Chicago, Milwaukee
and Grand HaHca, and are ordered fol
Detroit and Toledo.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No G0l-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-F. J.. sim vs..
A. P. Curry, sheriff. j. ". Westc0tt G.. p.
Ware, executor, etc, Il Is. AppersoB, W. 3.
Ragland and John Van Dyke.
IT appearing nom the bill which IS sworn 70
Il in this cause that the defendants, VIM. 3.
Ragiand and John NanDyke. are D0u-resi-
dents OF the State osTennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, THAI they make their appearance herein.
at the Courthouse OF the second Chancery
Court,iE the ci Of phis, Tennessee. on on
before The first Monday d December, G572 and
plead, answer or demur to cOmpiainantis bin
or the same win be taken for confessed as iu
them, and set lOr hearing eNparte; and that q
copy Of this order be- published once a week
for four successive weeks, Ia the Memphis
Appeal. This October 28th, 1872
y. j., h. SltH Aht, Clerk and Master.
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POSTPONE EMENT'
or THE
GRAND DISTRIBUTION

T n meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
"A the Memphis Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society, held on the evening of the 18th
inst, the following resolutions were unani-
mouslg adopted, viz:
l. ResOiUed, That in view Of the intense
stringeney Of financial affairs throughout the
country at the present time, and its legitimate
effect upon the sale Of tickets in our Annual
Distribution, advertised to take place on the
last day OF the Fair, a pOstponement be made,
and the drawing Of the same take place on
Thursday. November 2sth next: by
which arrangement we will not be forced 10
adopt the only alternative LETT US Of scaling
down the remiums to the number Of certih
Gates sold.
2 RQs0iUsd, That the holders of certificates
be admitted on them free 10 the Fair Grounds
on Tut sday, the last day of the Fair, in ac-
cordance with the publications heretofore
made.
In pursuance Of the foregoing resolutions OF
the Board OF Directors, the drawing OF the
Dirtri button, which was advertised to occur
on the last day Of the Fair, Is hereby post
pOned until
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HELENA, ARK.
Opening Of the Phillips County Pair
Large Attendance and Favor
able Auspices.

Special 10 the Appeal
HELENA, October 29.--The fair at
Helena, Arkansas, opened to-day under
the most favorable circumstances. Near
ly all the stables and stalls Of the asso-
citation are filed with animals for exhi-
bition. A large number OF horses are
expected from the DeSotO stables Of
Memphis tomorrow. The packets are
carrying for half price, and this exhibi-
ton viii exceed anything Of the kind
ever held in the State.
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lAdvertlsement.l
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
Central johnson Club Of Memphis.
October 8, 1sz2.

ResolUed, On the language unanimously
adopted by the Tennessee Democratic state
ventiOn, held at Nashville, June, 1888, three
years after every act Of President lohnsons s,
object, had become hisIOryl 1Ihat Andrew
johnson. in the discharge Of his great func-
fions as President Of the United states. at a
period Of trying and unprecedented embar-
rassment has rendered his name ilustri9us
by the fidelity with which he has sought 70
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution
against the assault Of a revolutionary faction
and in his recent signal triumph Ia That De
nalf has earned the gratitude of the AIneri-
can people, and rendered himself worthy ot
the highest mark Of confidence That may De
bestowed on him .... -
phis APPEAL, Of August u, lsl2l- Thas "he
iAudrew Jonsonl has done some things Which
we condemn but many more that We approve.
He is perhaps the soundest, u We may not say
fhe DrofOundest, the most phllOsOphlc think
en- OF the day, and while a1nllrlng The grand
fessinq his patriotism. We cannot ind IN our
hearts to become quernlOus alid stupldly com
main hacause there are spots on The glowing
face nf the god OF day. Let us hear the phil
osopher and statesman and profound thinker,
and whatever Of personal iauits may pc
grander than his original and admirable
eenisis for statesDanslip."
RcsOlued, Aise, On the language9i ne Nash
vile fili6u ond dmcricGH after the u0mil.a-
tton OF General Cheatham by the .nveufi 'ii
which met at Nashville tu Angus gst3, IT.
lpone deny tfe ner1nai worta 1f 9ene-ni
Chesla aaiIu, bot tne-e seems % 1s, and. Il.
we believe, 90 a majority OF The Dswoeracf e.
Tennessee, a peculiar ffnc@ ir the 7aleetion
OF ex-President iosssul al this time, both
because of bis grent abi1tT ard his iQynit7 q
the saiea during ths Wa4"
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GAINESVILLE, ONTARIO, October %
While the Pacific express train on the
Great Weitern railroad was passing
GAINESVILLE station, twenty miles east O
Hamilton, this afternoon, the wing raj
of the switch broke, and six cars were
ness was badly hurt about the head, anC
a number Of passengers injured.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., October 28.-One
of the Radical State y associations OF
office-holders here has just ordered fine
new hall banner, inscribed in fancy gilt
letters, as follows:
FOR PRESIDENT
in 1872 and 1876,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
ETC ETC.
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The Paris Athenee was

The Paris Athenee was re-opened on
October lst with the new opera L'Alibi,
by NM. Moinaux and Nibell; a new
Opera Bu5e, by NJ. Earnest d 'Hervilla;
Il Sig1Or PHdoJO viii be produced
shortly. La Petite Refine, the three-act
opera, by NM. Jaime, N0riac and Leon
Vasseur, is in rehearsal at the BOuffes-
Parisiana
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City Attorney has communicated to the
Supervisors the opinion that the Board
River railway ten million dollars sub
sidy from before the people. The ques-
ton must be decided by a vote on No
vember 9Th. The leading lawyers con-
cur in this opinion.
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DIED.

COX-Ye Yesterday, at 2 p.m- AsN rs, daughter
of Barney a1d Maria Cox, aged five years, Three
months and eight days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the fam
ily are respectfully invited TO attend the fu-
neral, from theirresidence, No. 3 Poplar street,
this "WEDNESDAY afternoon, at o'clock
Carriages at John Walsh s, l5Ja Winchester st.
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convention of Machine Manufacturers

CINCINNATI, October 29. - The
National Convention of Machine
Manufacturers met here to-day.
About thirty manufacturing firms in
Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New
York, Kentucky, Illinois and Wiscon-
sin were represented. A temporary or
ganization was effected and the conven-
ton adjourned until tomorrow. The
object Of the convention is not explicitly
stated and il appears to be for deyising
measures for cooperation in regard to
prices
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sPRINGFIELD. WAS.

SPRINGFIELD, October 23.-Thc lar-e
disease is now at its hight. In four
teen stables three hundred horses out of
three hundred and fifty are sick. One
horse valued at three hundred dollars
died. The horse cars have stopped.
Business is interrupted. HOlyOaB,
Westfield, Palmer ana other towns are
afflicted.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-About
fifty horses are reported sick in various
stables. About half Of these are in the
stables Of the passenger car lines. There
are one hundred sick horses in Cam
den.
The horse disease has appeared here
in a very mild form. The cases re-
ported yesterday are improving.
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IMPERATOR.
Ulysses His Reign 70 be Pers
petUated.

The following was sent us from Wash
ington aid vas received yesterday. It
tells its own story:
A MoNARcHICAL PARTY INAUGURA-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD.
81 Having secured the services Of
mr. J. p. STRANGE,

we hope his friends viii extend to US, through
him, the same patronage as BEFORE
81 Mr.J. y STRANGE being in our EN-.
pioy, we recognize him as our Agent, to trans
act any business connected with our house.
oes0 TAYLOR, JOY & co.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY COMPANY, !
Lessee MemUhis and Charleston r. r.,
MemnhiE. Tenn.. October % 1872
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Boston, October 29-The horse dis
ease evidently has taken a more far Z
able turn. a marked Improvement is
reported in nearly all the cases under
treatment. Some days must, however,
elapse before recovery. A few street cars
continue to run, and a small increase in
express job wagons.
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nIsriIIerx Rnrne.l-

CINCINNATI, October ga Chronicle
special says the distillery of Levi Stoltz,
at Greenville, Ohio, was destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss, twenty-five thousand
dollars; insured in the Home Insurance
Company, Columbus, Ohio, for six thou
sand dollars
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BRANDYWINE ISLAND
1900 acres In the Tract, 80 Acres Cleared

NIWW NJ = m IlII ~ ~ u
A RARE chance for a No. I Plantation and
"a Stock Farm, soil producing ONE BALE
OF COTTON OR ONE BUNDLED BUSHELS
or CORN PER ACRE, range nue. with an.
island lake, est. George" OF clear water This
noted island, called fOT the tll-iated steamer.
which burned in 1872, fronts three miles on
the Mississippi river, and three miles ln
FCglemaus Outlet, p rendering 10 by location
one or the best 81 Wood Yards" south of Csiro.
Terms Easy, and Title perfect through Decree
nL L-nnrL- AL.n
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ELsIYRA, October 29.-The horse dis
ease has rapidly increased here in the
past two OF three days. Nearly one
hundred hOlses are now suffering, but
with proper care most Of them viii re-
cover. Nearly all belonging to the
street-car company are unfit for use.
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LISBON, October 29.-Late Rio de Ja-
metro adyices report that the negOtia-
uols between the Argentine Republic
Confederation and Brazil are disrupted.
The Parsguian treaty is being conducted
in secret, but it is generally believed
that j would be a friendly settlement.
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RICHMOND, Va, October 29.-The
StraightOut Democratic Convention,
called by Hon. James Lyons, to meet
here to-day, was failure, only five del
egates, including Lyons, being present.
They adjourned till tomorrow.
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CALENDAR OF CRIME.


PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, October %
The cOrOner's jury Uerdicted William
Deerin, who died from malpractice at
the hands of DR.. Martin Rosenheim.
The accused has not yet been arrested.
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Philadelphia, October 29.-This eve
ming the stable at Andrews brickyard,
corner Of Long lane and Back road, was
destroyed by fire. Eight horses were
burned to death. Twenty-Five new
cases Of horse epidemic are reported to-
uighf
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A new opera CdDldens, words by Sig.
GOlisciani, music by Sig. Pietro MassO-
nj, has been produced at the Tearo
Mercadante, Naples. If first-night
manifestations were worth anything,
especially in Italy, the opera would as
suredly be a stupendous success, as the
composer was. called on no less than
tWenty-three times.
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The Mexican Government has ap
pointed commissioner to examine int,
lhs Rio dgaRde troubles
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Nj. Neundorff is doing business at the
GeTmania TheateB Fourteenth street
near Third avenue, New York. The
principal attractions last week were
SipgV0egelchea, UdHdevii5e, in one act
b. Gumbert; oRlel Noses, a comedy, IN
one act, by Hugo Miller; and Fbgeansr
gasglegil2e, IN one act, By BsFls,
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BLTIMORE, October 29.-The horse
disease has fully developed in this city.
Fifty cases are reported to-day by one
veterinary surgeon.
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PORT JERvIs, October 29.-The horse
disease has made its appearance IN this
vicinity. The horses employed on the
Delaware and Hudson canal are the
principal sufferers.
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The Maestro Verdi has finally ac-
cepted an invitation TO visit Naples
during the ensuing season. be Will
superintend the arrangements for bring
ing out Don Carlos and aida at the san
Carlo, in both Of which Signor faschini
the tenor, Is to sing. The discords O
the promoters Of harmony last winter
are likely. therefore, to produce good
effeetsl aud } pFiliiant season may b
expected,
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Terms, ssper year, Invariably in advance
MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNIMENF
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Probably few articles have ever had so ex-
fsnsive sale, while aone have been more. rrni-
versally beneficial than the ehrated NIENT-
CAN MUSTANG LENIMENr fhiiffr.-r
Adults hors-s and domestic aui1uais are a.
ways liable 70 accident, and 10 is safe ID ..sv
that no family can pass single seasan "A 8 -
out some kind Of enGllleul being ne,.as...---
u becomes matter Of importance. fi.an- fo
secure the best.
over three hundred itVery stables in fhe civ
Of New York alone are using tle $780,
Mustang Llniment in ali Of which e. ives uI,-
usual satisfaction.
CAUIl0N.-rhe genuine Is wrapped f-, q
me steel-plafe engraving. with sc. lE Rlasf-
brock, Chemist, ana Trade Marx Mexican
Musiara Llniment,N engraved across ~ 90.
of each wrapper. The whole bears lf1. 5ror,ri-
ator's private United States Revenue -'a911,
end nor a common stamp, a. Used by drug
lY0u Manufacturing Companv.
81 FkRK PlAcE, NsW Y0Eg. 81
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MISS A. A. WALL
232 Main Street,

HAS Just completed her SEASON PUR-
III CHASES, and is receiving a full assOrt
ment OF the Latest Importations OF
Elegant Feathers ana Flowers,
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CUBA.

HAVANA, October 29.-The steamer
Missouri, which sailed from New York
on the seventeenth instant for Nassau
and Havana, has not yet arrived, and
she is now five days overdue.
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Those desiring the Choicest Goods, at the
most popular Prices, are invited 20 call.
H5r Mis- A. A. Wall calls the attention OF
the Ladies' Of Memphis and the surrounding
country, TO her Dress-Maklng Department
unsurpassed foT stvle.
~ Elegant Bridal TTousseaus completed al
the shortest notice.
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TTTUsVIELE. PENN.

TTrUsvILLE, October 29.-The horse
disease has broken out in this city, and
many public and private stables are
down with the disease.
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CHESTER, VERMONT, October %
Hon. Nath. Fullerton, President Of the
Bellows Falls National Bank, died at
his residence in this town this morning,
in his ninety-eighth year. He was the
oldest bank president and Oldest Mason
IN the United States.
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Providence, October 29.-The horse
disease has become almost universally
prevalent, probably not one-fourth Of
the horses being free. a few cases have
resulted fatally
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FIRE AND ACCIDENT.


NEW YORK, October 29.-The son o
Rev. J. 5. Gallagher was instantly
killed this noon by a plank falling OF
his head from the new building on tn,
corner Of Wall and Broad streets.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


MONTREAL, CANADA, October %
The Italian steamship Levarro, with
General Carao, has arrived here. This
is the first Italian steamship that ever
visited this port.
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new STOCK.

LOCO cases new Oysters.
500 cases new Brandy Peaches.
1000 cases new Tomatoes.
I.5o0 cases new Peaches.
20O cases new PiDeapples.
% eases new Preserves.
10000 cases Canned Fruits and Vegeta
bEes.
500 boxes halves and qrs. Raisins.
200 boxes CftrOn.
roe barrels Nuts.
100 half barrels Pickles.
80 barrels Pickles.
ST0 boxes Cheese.
10 casks CurraRgs.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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OswEGO, October 29-Over two-thirds
Of the canal horses are affected. Two
tugs were sent out yesterday to pick up
tow boats on the canal. Weather cool.
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FIRST TINE IN MARKET.

A Pfoneers Choice Of 1900 Acres Of No. I
Arkansas Bottom Land A part Of
George :. FogleLnan' g Crit
tenden County Estate