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nur,., Of General HalIssls.

New YORK, January 25.-The re-
msfas Of the late Major General Hal
lsck we're inferred In Greenwood Gem
stery this afternoon. Appropriate
services were held In the mOrtuary
chapel on the ground. There was no
military display though large num-
bsr of army Onacers we're present. The
escort ccompanying the body rom
the west followed it to the grave.
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NKW YORK, January 25.-Rev. j,
d. Bradley was yesterday formally re-
ceived into the Catholic church by DR..
McGlynn, Of st. Stephens, in the pres
ence Of a large congregation. Dr.. Nc
Giynn's sermon Wss remarkable for
Its breadth and cathOlicity of doctrine
declaring thst it is contrary to CATH
0lic doctrine to hold that salvation is
20 be had only in the Catholic church.
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NEW YORK, January 25.-The su-
preme court at Albany has affirmed
Judge Leonard's decision holding
Connolly to bail in a half a million
and refusing to reduce Tweed's, which
Is to stand at one million. 1t IS not
probable that q decision viii be an
nounced upon the question Of the ca
pscity of the att0rRey-genera eral to
bring suit against Tweed and Con-
molly until March.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, January ga resolu-
was introduced in the senate declar-
ing in favor of universal amnesty for
all parties implicated in the late re.
beilion upon application In writing,
in which the applicant shall distinctly
recognize the terrible crimInaIity Of
The leading cases.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL, ST. LOUIS,
January "A, 1872. I
To General Preston, Colonel Johnson and
others;
GenttemeH-His imperial highnsss tbs
Grand Duke Alexis and suite, viii arrive
in Louisville at TWO O'Clock in the after
noon on Tuesday, and remain until nine
O'Clock Thursday mOraiDg. The Ducsl
Dsrty desires TO visit the Msmoth cave
on Thursday and proceed to Memphis on
Thursday night.
lSiEne0l q. A. GUSTAV.
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NEW YORK, January 2j.-MTs.
Henry Ward Beechef, Whitelaw
Reed, William Cullen Bryant, Bayard
Taylor, Brette Earte and other celeb
rifles, sailed from here TO day in the
steamer Moro Castle for Havana.
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ST. LOUIS, January 25.-The Demo-
erst ana 7 mes have specials from
Jefferson City, giving the number OF
persons who registered their names Gs
members of the Liberal Republican
mass convention yesterday at only
one hundred ana thirty-One from this
State, and three or tour more from
other States.
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increasing southwest winds with
cloudy weather from the Missouri
Valley to the upper lakes, with snow
on the latter. The northeast winds
" i'll veer to the southeast with con.
tinued cloudy and rainy weather in
the Gnlf Sfafes.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANnS.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1872
As she Heal Estate Exchange Of
Register TrszsYant & Go,


u TT wEEg the hours of 10 s.m. and 4 Pr q,
d will sell TO fhs highest bidder, the fol.
lowing lots. on the plan OF the town OF Fort
Pickering, 10 witt
ots 20. 81 snd 81, bloeE one.
Lots IL and e, b Osk three,
Lot q, block six.
Lot a, block aiegeu-
Lots and biloxi twelve.
Lots 3, 4, 5. 6, "a g a. IS and g block thlE-
teen.
Lots 1s, II Is, and Is, block sixteen.
Los Is, ,2J q, 2, 3, 2s, 80, % and "a, block
seventes n
Lot l8, block tEenfy-ens.
Lots 9 ana 6, BLOCK twenty eight.
Terms OF asie-Une- III I'd casn, balance IN
six ana twelve months; lien retained.
a j. HAT6, Trustee.
RONsTER TREZRYA 81 3 o. Auoflnulr -.
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.oUBvILLE AaRBEs 70 n

uALI d0UsL, L0uIaYILLE,
January 25, ls72.
General O, a. CustaT, Southern Hotel, st.
Louis.
Dear iSis'-YOnr telegram hss been re-
ceivsd. Everything sh2ll be arr snged in
conformity with your suggestions for the
reception OF the Grand Duke Alexis snd
ais suite. The ball will take place on
Tuesday evening. Requisite arrange
msnts viii be made for bla visiting MRm-
moth Csvo,
I5iRDsdl WIN. PRESTON, Chairman,
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NEW YORK, January ga VII
mingtou, North Carolina, dispatch
says that the LOwery gang are COM
mlttilg fresh oUtrages. Among the
last attacked was a planter, by the
name of O'Neill, whose daughter and
wife we're seriously wounded.
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THE wEATHEs.


NEW ORLEANs, January 25.-The
weather is the cOldest Of the season.
There we're icicles on the telegraph
wires and trees ali day. It is raining
alarrly
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No lob. A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
SHELBY county Ienneaae0-Jobn 5omsT
vile vs. Wm. Oash, ST.
I N this cause an attachment having been
L sued out under section 800 fthe Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the real Fs-
tate of defendant, and affidavit having been
made that the defendant ts indebted to plain.
til In the sum OF slt0 by account, and thai
the defendant is q nonresident OF the Stats
Of Tennessee;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make hts
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF Shelby County.
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, OF the sane viii be pro
oeeded with exparte, and that copy Of thia
order be published once Weeb, for iour con-
seeuttVe weeks In the Memphis Appeal
Done at once, this 25th day January, 1879.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY 3. F. CoL8MAH, equity CLERK.
JnO EOmerVfile ATTORNEY FOR ulRinEff faasfF
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
HKRRAaKA.

OMAHA, January 25 The legisls-
tive fOOlishness at the State capital
en- led last night at eleven o'clock by
adIourniDg sine die. No quorum and
no new governor.
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MARRIED.

WALLER-HENKBL- -Thurrdsy morning,
23th inst, at Calvary Church. by the Rev Dr.
aeeTge White, EUeEEE o. WALES. Of Fay
cite county, Tennessee. and Miss ALICE r.
youngest daughter ol tina late I. n. henkel,
OF this eily.
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TELEe zAFHIc SUMMARY.
Bes1h by the Rail.

NEW YORK, January 25.-The
Newark tram last evening ran down
a double team just beyond Jersey
City, and killed the driver, George
Van Ware, and two horses.
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MQRphY. IANuARY 2Eih lsz2.

In front OF the drug store, No la7, on the south
side OF hsale street in the city OF Memphis
tennessee, betWeen the hours OF ten a.ra.
snd p.En.s proceed 70 sell to ths highest BID
DER Tor cR~n, The property dsscriDeI in said
oeeo OF u u [, IS follows, to-Wtts AL and sin
ulsr Shs STOCK anu hxiures now In Inc drug
store No.lO1 situated on the sou tn sto OF Bsale
street, consisting OF aada water fountsfus
ana hbancf snow case, counters and Ahel wing
glassware OF every kIna and description.
scales. and all property and fixtures IA the
same. me equity OF reden pt1oR fs waived
by the terms Of the deed. The title is De-
!leVed TO be good. but I VIII sen only as truR-
las r. A RYAN H,r,,eaa.
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AUGUsTA, ME Jan. 25.--Thsre was
q convention Of both branches Of the
legislature to day, and VIM. Caldwell
was elected State treasurer.
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<IaKs ON PRIVsTE REAIDEnCEB Es.
PECIALLE DEsIRED. dAH
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NEH ADV RTlSEmEmTs.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.


MORNING OLABs-No. Al,
p az, 80. z, SO, A. 80, SO, 65, 36, So, "A, Is, 7.
EVENING CLAas-No. q
81, 10, 20, /, II, s, Il, 50, "A, 70, 81, "A
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes from
5seg % s5g.gG0, paid In money by J. e
FRANCE, aK't, 955< North Court ct. Box IA, ,
Memphis, Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLEE
= CO.. MauRzaFE. s5f Fnufs 80
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Attachment Notice.

Jno. 9. Finnie. Attorney. -'- : ~'-''
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DIED.

RAYA ER-At Brownsville, Tenn, January
18th. KATIE, eldest child OF Juan and Mary
Rsyner
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WEDNESDAY, 2ist FEBRUARY. Is72.

for ne parpose OF taking action on the pro.
possl Fl the Southern Railway Geoarity Com.
pany 10 lease the main and certain branch
lines Of this Compan3's s railways and also
Tor the consideration or any other matter
to uoh1ng the interest or a1fsirs OF this Com.
pany that said stockholders may DEEM ID
Yisable. "a. J. WICKS, President
Gao. RoBKETsoH, Secretary. ia26-daW
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REw ADvRTIsEMEMTs.
MAsnNIc RnTIcE

A STATED ommunieaGion OF XII. 4
n winning Lodge NO 54l will be held ~
this (FFs, DAY. evening Janus7y 28thslWN
at Z o'clock, Tor dis patch OF business.
All N. Ms are Iraternsllv invited.
BY order OF ". g. RICHARDEI, ". -.
LOUIS CzAPaxI. Seo'y. f523
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Gsnsr,l Mestlng Of stockholders
-TH THB-
EemphIs and CharIesten Railroad Comply.

DORSUANT to a resolution OF the Board { I
II Directors cf the Memphis and Charleston
railroad company, adopted at = called meet
Ing tbersc', held In the city OF Memphis on
the 24En dsy OF January, ls72 q general meet
log of BtoeE holo ers in the said hailrosd Com
psny Is hereby called to be nsio in the city
OF Memphis, on
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TRUST SALE.

2 yiEtae or deed OF trust, 70 me executed
- 6y II II. HGupsop, or the 18th dsy 81
OStODef, !etlf 70 eecure the paymeaE of q Ger.
sa41 pIoSnls5oTy Eots therein mentioned,
which deed iG dulY zecorn ed In the Register
once OF shelby eoanty, Tennessee, In ascoro
BOOK NO. :: page = 70 which reference Is hsEe
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PURE OLD souRBON
And
RxI WHE9z x
!. A. nlLLER CHIckEH.cOek sRAmO.

NTE call the pAxticuIar attention Of ths
w wholesale trade 20 our large stock q
Whisktss, mostly OF the celsbEatsd and we'll
known brand for the past twenty years Of J.
A. Miller Oh1ckensCocE 8oux bon aud Bye
" htskys made In Paris, Bourbon county,
KY, and warranted TO the trade for ia pa
rtty and uniformity in quality, and 20 ina
prove by age faster than any other whisky,
made in ths uneat coopsRsges We have d1t.
and nve yeazs OF ages &c prices YaKying - 20
ege, etc.
BEWARE OF OoUETERFEITSs-Stan
brand On one hsad Of the barrel and ne
burnt brand Of the distillaTy On the other
head, made In and in nom Paris, Bourbon
county, KY.
are invited 70 examine our stock. FOR sals
Ia lots only by
DObB. DOLHeNDB = O.,
Sole ARant8, corner Walnut and Th1rdy
ds7 staw st. Loni1s No
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lnpoFtans t. Merchants, Piasterss eaas
missiles ane PFedgps Aoa.

f4TFx THaPECToR's OFFICE.
l JAEUARx q, sl4
~I would respectfully inforn al con-
esrnsd tbat I have aazumsd tbs duties Of
% O7zx IznREcToE." !" and VII FEo2RxLx -
tsnd 20 al business ceanscaad with ths oGaoa
NJ. B. u. BLACK. vel and fsvurably
known 20 tne eitissns of tals city, Is my as-
ssssanf, aid VIII ass In eoniRaslaon wiz ma.
BusEnans Bears eRaza = a.ua. - 9p.1n.
EDWARD RAHUpa,
CitT 1uzrecsoR.
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A GREAT
PREVIOUS 70
"TAKlhG STOCK
MENKEN BROS.
WILL OFFER. LESS THAN COST, A
LARGE LINE OF SILKS
At Less Than COST,
THEIR
IMMEASE STOCK OF FURS |
At LESS THAN COST,
THEIR
SUPERB LINE OF BLANKETS I
At LESS THAR COST.
THEIR LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF FLAhNELS
At LESS THAN C03T,
THEIR
FINE STOCK OF PgPLIHs 4
AZ LESS THAN COST,
THEIR
ELEGAT StOCk DRESS goods
AT LEss THAH COST,
THEIR
VARIED STOCK OF H0sIERv !.
At K IS THAN C0sT,
BEAUTIFUL
LINE VELVET CLOAKS
At LESS THAN COST,
a STOCK OF
Ladies and ChiIaran's CiOaks !
ALSO, ALoT
FINE FRENCH KID SHOES.
Ats4i formerly 90.
MENKEN BROS.
~ E.B--Oraers from the country
promptly nIlsa.Ka
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"TOMuYY LYNCH AND HIS FAIR FAME.

Narrow Escape Of Mr.. George Crouch from
the Fury Of the General Of GouId's Gang.
ON Thursday evening Tommy Lynch came near
adding another sensation to the many startling de-
veopmcnts during the past few days in connection
with Erie. THIS time 1t was very nearly being the
blood OF George Crouch that was to pc shed as
sequel to the coup G6tdt which put Gould out OF
power "TOmmyn had been drinking whiskey on
Thursday, and while
INDUCING WITH BOON RAsCALs
IN conviviality he was told That It was Mr. Crouch
who had inserted in the newspapers so many truth
ful. but uncomplimentary remarks about him as
leader OF Gould's gang. He therefore thought he
was bound to put an end to Mr.. Croucn's mortal
career, and for that purpose entered the Holman
House, where Mr.. Crouch Is staying, on Thurs
day evening, armed with revolver. Find
ing the enemy sitting on one Of the seats In
the main han he accosted him with the words
'Arc you 6xed." Mr.. Crouch at once stood up, and
trouble was, whereupon the latter told his story
about the newspapers, craunching MS teeth with
Insulting spess he Then endeavored
fully to excite Mir. Crouch TO anger. Alter short
time Of e Rores were en ss W che pr@desy t
forbade them to interfere. Tommy" during tue
conversation, threatened repeatedly 70 KIN his sup
pistol from some friend and leave the hotel with
him. that either OF them, TO use his words, might
FAR paciled the wild animal as TO get him 10 walk
10 inc desk at the upper end Of the hail. osiensIDly
TO give him letter to the newspapers denying all
connection with the articles referred TO, and while
Tommy" was here
CROUCH SLIPPED AWAY AND ESCAPED.
''Tommyn then went to the barroom to refresh
himself and, on his return, again sought the
enemy, this time following him up the stairway OF
the hotel, to which MI. Crouch had fed on the APP
prOach OF the desperate. Inc police were now sent
for and ABOUT tnree-quartcrs OF an hour arrived,
Mr.. Crouch meanwhile being Cnsc0nced safely in
The room Of a friend. "rom Invi, WAS then arrested
and taken to the station house In Thirieth street,
when fourbarreled revolver. loaded, was found
meant TO Kill Crouch. He was taken 70 the yeffer.
son Market Police Court Yesterday morning. put
was not arragned, Mr.. Crouch and ne coming to an
understanding. Tommy" admitted that ne now
believed Mr. Crouch was not the author OF the
offensive articles, aud he pledged his word that he
would not again modest Crouch IN any way. The
later preferred accepting TINS declaration TO press
ing any charge against the prisoner, who was.
therefore, diecDayged.
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me ma;.nses to-day arc ~ foll0ws:-Fliih Avenue
Theatre, "Dly0scen ,lasi Tine BooRs, "Julrus
Cmaar' NasS time; Nib'o's, Pocauontas;" Olympic,
"Humpty Dumpty;" Academy Of Music, "Mignon;'
81. James, "Marnago;' Bryan,s Mnsitcls. Inion
Square, Comouo, bnwery: Lima Edw,n's, "Mitches
OF New YOlk;i' Scw York Circus, Toly PASTORS and
lhriy.foattn street rheatre.
Mr.. .aauuce CIau mas secured the lease Of the
Union Square a. afre iOr ono u 6Ot6i purposes.
Inc taphr opera iroune give ''fro, atOre" at the
Brooklyn Academy on iuesday. Professor Nader
has gone 10 Europe secure Two tcnJrs lor the
present c0mpany.
MI. Angusin DalY has secured the lease OF the
Grand Opera House iQr I've years. Win tho prIVi-
lee OF renewal at IN, expiration ina time, and
h3 proposes mailing II The Porte &c. Aarnh Theatre
OF New fork. THIS VII not lnter.cre with the man
asement OF The ftith Ayeauc Theatre.
Lille Eldndge has had a new play written for her
called 'Uyc,N winch II expected W nrodlc SEN
sa,icn. Tue piot hinges upon 4 murder ana the
SHADOW OF the ctlmc nangs upon the heroine until
the last ACT when The real murderer conesses his
guilt, and everything winds up happily. Tne ieal.
lDa parl, we understand, Is IL strong one aud
Affords tho young lady some fine opportunities lor
emotional tGting.
The next sunday nights concert of the Ninth
Regiment Band, at the Grand 0pera House promises
To sufNasS u! interest and appropriation SIS any pre-
vI0nsiy given. The first part Ol the programme mas
been dev0Ged 10 the rendering or Cpefalic ana clas-
seal compositions OF the most popular END, While
the second part VIII consist OF hOsslni's ''Stabat
Matcr,D which VIII he Interpreted by Mmc Fabbr
Mic. Elger, Nile. Peri, Mile. Fil0mena, Herr Muller
George Simpson, Herr WclDch, Adolph iehmann
A. l.. Mora NJ the organ, ana an augmented orcnes
ira and chorus the wlole under the conUuct0rSinp
OF Professor NulGCr-tabhri.
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Personal Intelligence.

Uniteu states Senator A. II. Cracin, OF New
Hampshire, Is az the Westmorelanl Hote'.
Congressman william Williams, OF Buffalo, Is So.
journing at the FINN Avenue Hotel.
Judge William :. Wooiiett, OF Albany. Is among
the late arrivals at the S,urtevant House.
Commander Seliridge. OF the United States Navy,
yesterday arrived at the Hoffman House.
General J. W. Singleton, o. Illinois, is CHARTERED
AT the Astor House.
Lieutenant Commander Chadwick, OF the United
States Navy, Is domiced ut the Hoffman House.
Judge {. b. Hoarl, vi Waterlown, IL Staying OF
the Aston House.
The Earl OF Ranfurisy ana visoount Coke arrived
by the steamer Abyssiuia ana are staying at tue
Brev0ort House.
Miss Kellogg is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Dennis GIlmom, member Of Parliament OF
QneDec, is among The late arrivals at the Nero.
politau lS0te.
Ex-Congressman &. II. TrasH, o! Boston, is So
joGrnins at ST. James Hotel.
General Joseph r. Anderson, OF Richmond, Va,
is quartered at the New York Hotel.
Congressman J. B. Charee, OF Colorado Ia
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
W. T.. Gordon, OF London, Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Ex.Congressman ". D. Hubbard OF Connecticut,
- a soiourner al the Hoffman House.
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-Blanqui has been sentenced to transportation
TO fortress.
M. Fourner the present representative of
France aC the swedish cOri, has been chosen Minis
ter TO Rome.
Mrs. POrtbury was finally examined at WOr-
snip street on the charge OF numbering her mother,
Mrs. ARIA, and committed for trial
M. Catacazy Is Is stated will shortly be sent
TO Vienna 10 fill an important diplomatic position
attached to The Russian Embassy in that city.
MR.. Pender mas been returned for the Wick
BurQhs. Tlp close Of The poll gave him majority
Of 206 over MI Reid BOtn candidates were liberals.
MIR. Stanley vickers. who has represented Wal
lnglord in the conservative interest the British
Parliament since 1868, died on Saturday, February
"A.
The Rev. J. scby Watson, whose capital sem
fence Is c0mmuted TO imprisonment for lie, was
removed from HorsemOnger lane to Pentonyille
Prison.
Lieutenant Licrap, Of the Royal Marine
Artillery, tried at Portsmouth, England, by court
martial Tor allowing check TO remain dishonored,
has been acquitted.
-Garibaldii is expected to visit England shortly
English physicians MS health, which Is still In
q somewhat precarious state.
Major Massey, OF the county OF Limerick It Is
understood, has sgnlned as intention OF contcsting
the representation Of the county OF Tlpperary, In
case neither Oh tho sitting members should declare
In favor Of nome rule.
M. de Presensse has definitely Withdrawn his
proposition for an amnesty for the Communists In
presence OF the great number OF liberatIOns ac-
corded, and Of the special situation OF those still In
confinement, the measure had lost It's object.
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THE LOWERY GANG.
LATER NEWS AND COMM EMS.
Boss SstY'NNsg'ss Death Com
fhssbpcah.

the following letter wll az iis close give an item
or news reporting the real deal OF "Boss, Strong,
thus reducing the Lowevy baud 10 four:-
LuMpEaroN, N. a., March IS, 1879.
n THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me 10 thank you for the pleasure afforded
by your letters in the HERALD from this region as
10 the LOwerys; and allow me also to say tina, IN
those letters You have done more than the most OF
orr statesmen In Congress $50 called, with their
bills 0vertures and edlots, TO rcpress the Ku Kiux
crides III This section by hVidiis our white ieO.
pie mp in the HERALD mirror for The world TO gaze
al ana maze them ASHAMED vi themselves more mas
been done than posi- iiy wond nave been done IN
Congress Tor years 10 come
Had these letters reen written some years back
ny faithful and close observer Of me true
hydra headed monsters o! hn Klu& AMI OF
Loweryism would never have reared them
expected from the varied sources OF your iuiorma-
ton, and the numerous ana diversified sentiments
IN contact whila in this locality your letters contain
some SIPS OF topography. names OF persons ana
motives luating The leading actors IN this drama or
blood hui they are the best and ao!es, exposition of
the true condition OF things IN Robson county that
nave yet appeared before the people OF the United
tons your correspondents letters brstle with facts
from the beginning TO the ending, ana mus, Ger.
ta,hiy accomplish TINS nng, vlz;--inc decrease OF
crime 10y "respecapler people IN TINS section.
AZ 10 the feeling here Ia rotation TO Your letters,
must say that WIN one class IT Is decidedly
hostile. The secession Ku llluX TOOK your CORE
spondsnt for q friend and sympatni1cr; and opened
up 10 nm their most secret ana sacred condolences.
Us they aege, aud now they are !urious. IN Ufoer
10 cover over ana reconcile themselves to the iact
tney allegc that, Delg ioos per they were 1ooed
into ing anu revealing things which they should
not nave done to any one except Blair ana the
Northern cGDperaeadS. Ii your correspondent
comes here again understand II y The intention Of
the Ku huXes 10 visit hun IN ION eFails ana rive
him an OTthodOX toner OF what the artists OF the
order are capable or dong when the blood Is up.
presume, however, he would ina as many defenders
outside OF the order IA he would assailalts inside
There IL no truth az ali IN the rumOr oil III. b.
LOwery being dead HIS rlght-hand man, however,,
"Boss' Strong, was certainly Killed on The night or
The 7th inst, but MS body was inferred secretly by
the gang anti cannot nc found therefore DonOhue.
alias McQualn, cannot get The reward. This was
the object o! the outlaw IL conceallng the body.
A N0krBMAN IN ROHCSpN.