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Monday, January 10, 1873,

within legal hours, the following desert bed
real estate, tO-wit: 4 lot of land in Shelby
county, Tennessee, aud in the city OF Mem
phts, bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of a lot conveyed by Jam rs
Lenow to John r. Hobbs; thence west with
east side of Market street (near Carroll ave
nuel fifty feet; thence southwardly two hun
dred and hfty-two feet; thence eastWardly
fifty feet to the NV corner OF said Hobbs lot ;
thence along the line Of said Hobbs lot to the
beginning, 1t being the lot conveyed by Henry
ID. Green and Minnie j. Green to W. b. Wash
ington by deed dated February l, 1860
Also, one other let in the town Of Somer-
vile, Fayette county, tennessee, known as
lot No. IL, block "a" on the plat Of said town,
being the same lot on which the Odd Fellows
Hall is built, together with the first story of
said odd Fellows building, the balance Of
said building belonging to The Odd Fellows.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash and the bal
anee in one and two years, with interest from
date of sale; purchaser executing notes with
two or more approved securities; a lien viii
be retained to secure the payment Of the same
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Merigether & Scales, Sos
for com plainants dell
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of Alels
IA Ssyl0r, deceased, are desired to come
forward Immediately and make payment;
and those having claims against IL are hereby
notified TO present them 70 myself or my at
torneys within the time required by law, OF
they VIII be forever barred.
MRS. ANNA BAYLOR.
Adn'x OF Alois Sayior, deceased.
warmer Lee, Attorneys, No. IL Madison
street. nos
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and al Urinary Diseases: Syphtllitic or Mer-
eurial affections Of the throat, skin or bO9es
Orchits, hernia OF rupture: also, the fleece
Of q solitary habit, ruinOuG 70 the body aUI
mind, producing 0lOtches on the face, det
ity, impOtenCy, dizziness, dimnees Of ElELt
confusion Of ideas, evil foreDoding, aversion
70 society loss OF memory, Weaknes5t elc-.
not Al Of these Ia any one case, but all occur
ring frequently In variOns casa EheuDa-
tlsm and rheumatic pains cured 5y new
method
particular attention paid 70 ths DISEASES
" HyMhN such As excessive suppressad
OF palnIu4 henstraauon, Lucho rhOa 0-
laf1lled OF the mOlt1 y periods. causing sfcr
infy or barrenness, and Often-times consuInp
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally o.
BY letter upon all diseases not recurring Lil
attention Outside Of his ONCE. ONCE hour
from am. 70 o'clock pm.
au20 ID. i. JOHNSON. ND.
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gnTTnE.

An herperb0rean temperature and
fall Of snow were not calculated to in
duce buyers to extensive investigations
of the cotton tables, and Saturday being
shipping day there was some shipping
also 10 do. The result was that only 500
bales Of cotton were sold, and they at
unchanged quotations as given in the
Nble below. New York quoted 2Otc;
Il 'verpool, 1O4GlO+d; New Orleans,
lgie; All these places were quiet or dun.
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Trustees Sale Of477 AeresOf Land

FINDER deed Of trust made 70 ME by VIM.
~ f. Butler, junior, on the SOth March, 1872,
registered in Fayette county, Tennessee, in
book No. 2, page $50, 1 viii sell, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, In front Of the County Court
building, in Memphis, Tennessee, on the
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1878.

No. hIf5-E. D. Bray, Admir-, ct al. Us. 7. J.
Warren ct al.
FINDER a decree In the above cause, rem
~ dered by the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, at October term, lsTZ, I viii
Sell 70 the highest bidder, In 'front.' Of the
Chancery Court building, on Second street, in
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, the 4th Day Of January, 1873,
A tract Of land in said county, containing
eighty acres, lying about nine miles SOUTH
eastWardly from Memphis; being the south
half OF the northeast quarter OF section five,
township one, range seven west.
Sale on a credit Of six months, with bond
and good security, and lien retained. All
Ileht Of redemption cut on and barred. This
December Is, 1872.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
VIM. II. Stephens, Solicitor deI3
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Commission Merchants,
No. S24 Front Street, Memphis

IN addition TO the Wine ana Liquor Business
Il in which we have been engaged for the
past twenty-five years in this city, we have
now added that OF Cotton Factors and COM
mission Merchants, which latter branch OF
the business will receive the especial atten-
ton Of our Mr.. c. Dickmann, whose long ex-
perience In that line, both in this city and
satisfaction 10 al who may favor us with
their patronage.
~ Liberal advances made on consign-
otherwise instructed.
sci A. VACCARO Il 10
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NOn-Resident Notice.

By CRABTREE BELCHER, Deputy c. and
L A TaVlOr Snlicifnr for cnTnnif MOI
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate
Monday, january ID, 1873

No. 50, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee.-Joel L. Pulliam ct. al
VS.. John :. Dickson, Admir- Of W. B. W ash
ington. deceased, ct al.
HINDER and by virtue Of an interlOc Ctgry
~ decree for sale entered in above cause,
1 viii sell to the highest bidder, at public au6-
ton, in front OF the courthouse door of said
court, In the city of Memphis, on
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. l02, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-E. I. Rose VS.. Margaret
Morrissey ct al.
1T appearing from amended bill fled in this
L cause, which is sworn to, that Joseph
MOrTissey Is a non resident of the State OF
Tennessee and resident Of the State Of Mis-
sissippi.
II Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at tho courthouse of the
Probate Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
1872, and plead, answer or demur to co plain
ants bill or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing exparte
and that a copy OF this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, IN the
Memphis Appeal. This November 5, 1872,
A copy-attesf: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY j. n. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
I Z Tenn ME- Sol Tor cnnpLn L moi we'd
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DIR. d. S. JOHNSON'S
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
2O6 MAIN STREET,
Up-stairs, between Washington and Adam
streets,
VENEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES

Is now permanently established for the treas
uent Of patients, both male and female.
who are ahicted with any form OF
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TuR SuppIv NJ Tpov Tho ,,;o,,, -,
consnmcro and rrodnoosS l., III. ~ VIEWS OF
NV "m% domon6 U ,%e ;so III regard 10 sup
lS7S are natural" far o onort t hnt Guflng
to sov without lSon;ng 10 DGt ~ ~ y sue
cr INT ho,H n , " an os'uc VI Gun
tion nromiso ~ no i"rroi,, i ino.o consuhR
snncara from ,o ron6rt 81 i ,Eo II
81 Tho Notinnai A0Spc;a,;O y, t o DC HccrcEary
MannlacInrers that tho nrndU NJ "' of ffTn
Loh;rL region of PcnpauIyon;o ~ u "1s1I
was S75 On tons while iiS tniI con , TO- =
S78 600: the SchuylkiII region With % :
canSc;tv If Inn am ;a"s oisd XIV; WIN - "
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COMPLETION oFTHE uEMrF1E1p.-Our
people will beglad TO learn that the pros.
pect for an carly completion of the
Hempfeld-or as it is now styled the
Wheeling. Pittsburgh & Baltimore-road
east OF this place, is exceedingly favorable.
The engineers are now engaged in survey
Ing the route between this and the Con.
nellsyille road with view TO the location
1.-THE line, and we have the very best
authority for stating that it Is the inten.
ton OF the Baltimore & Ohio Co. TO com.
mence the work early in tho spring and
push 1t forward vigorously until It Is fin.
ished, which will be within twelve, or IF.
teen months at the outside. When com.
pleted this road will afford Baltimore The
shortest line west, and hence the deter.
minatton to finish 1t us soon US possible
Washington (Pa.0 Reporter.
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At 8. W. Corner Of Centre and Yth streets, con.
taining Ave rooms, kitchen and wash. house with
jams sAH'L B. BARN1Tz, Trustee.
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THE CONVENTION.

The Charleston correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer furnishes that journal
the following touching the personal his
tory and characteristics Of members Of tho
Convention. We correct o few errors as
we go along:
The complexion OF the Convention Is
decidedly Democratic, and Is said TO be
composed Of men most distinguished for
talent In tho State, some Of whom bear d
National reputation. A few oil these y
may be well to name.
Perhaps the most distinguished gentle.
man in the Convention Is the Hon. Chas.
James Faulkner, who was Minister TO
lhe Court Of ST, james during the admin
istration Of President Buchanan, and. who
has been in public life almost since his
majority. The name OF Faulkner Is idcn-
tilted with tho history Of Virginia from
tho earliest times, and around which
cluster the brightest honors. Mr.. Faulk-
ner Is still in the full possession ofall his
admirable faculties, and Is powerful and
impressive speaker. sg 81
Mr.. w. X. Pendleton is q lawyer OF dis.
tinguished ability, and of acknowledged
power III ueDate'
[Mr. p. may have lawyers education,
but he is not one by practice. He Is Pres.
ident Of Bethany College, a fine scholar
anu speaker, minister OF the church
founded by Bishop CAMPBELL, ED.
lNT1
At. N u..,, -,
.on WI. ~, - nayLu9 ny mas also earned a
III u na,Tn s ~ ano n II. WHEN mas maue
ms 1Is la WN, lalnv ~ InTougnout inc elale'
. .aou, .n Ma.su uiey Is present rep,
tSo TTn;toS s.. tnc ''a'c III 'ne senate Oh
'ue onl'eu o'ates'
This must be u very well informed
correspondent, not to know that Mr.. VIII.
1pv,s form ox,;rod roor n roor 900 o,d
A.. =" 49,. 80. S..r.. ", 80 ~. 81, %us
.n"' ne was succceueu W ulSungulshea
Democrat, Hon. II. G. DAvIs-ED. Int. !
Hon. BENJAMIN Wilson is also LAWYER
by profession, in which he has iustly
earned celebrity. His remarks are terse
incisiye and to the point, and ALWAYS
carry conviction with them. He has
attained an eminence and influence
throughout the State which would iuStify
him in presenting himself 10 the neonle Of
the State for almost any office Within
their gift but he has inyariabie refused
to allow his name ever to be used in con.
nection with any official position.
MIR. okey johnson Is a good debater,
AM Ma 1 N;cSalo VI T FIIbGuT 4.
as a ready sneaker and dannt mt sV and
Intrepid partisan.
Ex-Governor Samuel Price President
of the Convention Is n gentIeman ri tho
most amiable character' of great ability
and experience in nublic life and thor.
ouch parliamentarian. A better seIecti( n
NJ n nresidinC offlcer could scarcoIv have
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How the Upper Part Of the State
was Sold Out on the Capital
Question.
Who was Our Betrayer2

Correspondence OF tho Intelligencer.)
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10, 1872.
The Convention has organized with
the amiable and distinguished gentleman
from Grecnbrier, Samuel Price, as Presi.
dent.
From what l have seen the members
have met with a very cordial reception
by the people Of Charleston, and arc very
comfortably situated in respectable pri-
vate boarding houses. l would think the
people OF Charleston hard TO beat in hos.
pitality and kindness.
On Wednesday last u resolution was
offered to adjourn the Convention to your
city, which produced quite m excite.
ment, not only on the floor but among the
crowd attending the Convention.
Col. FitAhugh, q member from Kan
awha, made some strange revelations
during his speech in opposition to the
resolution. AS understood in the gallery,
and as reported in the papers, he stated
that pledges had been given from the
first and second Congressional districts,
that il the people of the third district
would go for a convention the capital
question should be ut rest, and added that
but for the third district no convention
would now be in session. He accused
the members from the first and second
districts OF want OF good faith, and
said that ii the resolution passed it would
destroy the great party now in power.
Iheard many inquiries as to who were
authorized to pledge the First and Second
districts TO concede to the Third the CAPT.
tai on the conditions referred to. Some
said il was distinguished gentleman
from the Panhandle; others said the
pledges came from Clarksburg and Par.
kersburg, but rs all this was conjecture it
should be held for naught Still, il such
pledges were given, the agents should
show their hands and exhibit the power
OF attorney under which they acted, and
let the people Of the First and Second
districts know how fur they have been
bound by their agents. PANHANDLE.
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SAMUEL B. McCoLLocH, Clc1k.

The object Of the above entitled suit is to Oh.
IAN decree OF divorce from the bond Of mAtri-
cause that the said defendant has wilfully aban.
doned and deserted the plaintiff Tor three years:
and II appearing from an affidavit filed In said
suit That the defendant, Frederick Albright, Is
not resident Of this State, and on motion OF
she do appear within one month after Inc ilrst
publication hereof and do what Is necessary 10
protect her interests.
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ON MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from tho effects
OF Errors and Abuses In carly lie. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. ImpCdlments
10 Marriage removed. New method Of treat.
mcnt New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free In sealed envelope.
I. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
NJ County Of Ohio. In tho Circuit Court OF
Ohio County, January Rules, 1872.
, nsn's : . H . in chanccry.
SUMMONS.
The State Of West Virginia: To the-shcrIfr Of
Ohio County, greeting;
WGcommand you that you summon Frederick
Albright, Il she be found In your bailiwick, to
Sppear at the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
o. Ohio county, at Rules to DO held for the said
Court, on the first Monday in January, 1871, 10
answer bill In chancery for divorce exhibited
against her In the said Court by Henry A, Al.
bright, and have then and there this writ.
witness, Sam'l B. McColloch, Clerk OF our said
Court, at the Court House Of said county in the
city Of wheeling the 3Oth day Of December,
1871, and the 9th year OF the State OF West Viz.
ginia.
SAMUEL B. McCoLLoCH, Clerk.
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Democratic Opinion Ex-Governor.
Jacobs Message.
From the MArtinSburg Statesman.

From the Martinsburg Statesman.
We are only sorry our space precludes
us from publishing entire this admirable
State paper. 1t will be observed thai
Gov. Jacob confines himself strictly toIo
legitimate discussion of State matters
and limits himself to such recommended,
tons as may prove beneficial to the
material interests Of the State. Tho almost
entire absence Of reference to Fedora
politics will prove a gracious relief "a
those who have been gorged with the
huncombe, which, latterly, has taken up
the bestportion Of like public communica.
tions. .z-'
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR rem THE sToREte.A
IL Room ~ present oecupiei bY a. Hrss a
As 0 Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store, on. ll
Market, between John aud Quincy streets. In,
quire Of the premises. Stock 10 DO closed ont Nv
April let. Call and sec. lana
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good constitution. But when we see in the
presiding officer the Lieutcnant.G Governor
Of Virginia during the war, and when we
hear him saying in hrs address, accepting
the office Of President, shat the birth Of
West Virginia was q Cesarian one" VIC
instinctiVely feel that Il was unwise to put
the child in the hands ono who would
have strangled II in its infancy.
The temporary chairman belonged to the
same class, and he has SO little knowledge
ofthe feelings Of the citizens Of our State
as tospcak OF the cogfederacyof Republics,
while TO oil loyal men that term Is a
synonym of disloyalty. Then just in the
centre Of the body sits the hero Of q
burning Chambersbrg, and all around
him arc delegates, extending from the
Southern border TO the Panhandle, who
voted for the ordinance OF secession.
And with such n Convention do you
think VIC shall obtain q Constitution that
will be ratified by the pcoplc3 l think
we shall. 40.
Moderate Democrats desire only a good
Constitution, tho Republicans are salts.
fed with the old one, and the ultra
secession wing scent the danger from alar.
They see in the overwhelming victories
in the Northern States, and the waning
chances oil Democracy everywhere, Tex
ccpt in Kentucky and West Virginia. that
the wave of progress will sweep away
every opposition; that 1t is too late to en-
trench behind slavery, secession, or any.
thing else, and that it is only by modtrlte
counsels that they can exc out q few years
Of control in this State.
Let us watch and wait, for the morn is
coming HENRY.
How the Upper Part of the State
was Sold Ont ON the CaDital
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SAMUEL B. MccoLLoCu,
VIn.Ir - . ..IH 90

The above named defendant will take notice
that me dispositions Of Lawrence Walther, John
9. Miller, William Scnno, John Clark, Lewis II.
Albright and Henry A. Albright will DO taken al
the onlce Of Caldwell & Bro, Attorneys, on 4th
street IN the city OF Wheeling, In the State Of
West Virginia, on tho 18th day OF February, A.
=. lS12, between the hours OF O'Clock A. n. and
oo'clock +. ~, to be read In evidence In the
above named cause on behalf OF said complain.
ant. And II, from any cause, tho taking OF aid
dispositions shall not BE- commenced, or being
commenced, shall not be completed on that day,
the taking OF the same will Be adjourned from
time to time until the same shall be completed,
HENRY A. ALBRIGHT,
By CALDWELL q BRo., his Attorneys,
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One Of the Japanese princesses who are
going to enter vassar College at POUCH,
keepsie, N. Y, is reported to be very
beautiful, and destined to make scnsa.
tiOn.
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ma DUPONCo's GOLDEN PERI.

DR. DUPONCO's GOLDEN PERI.
II oDICAL PILLS, FOR FEMALES.-They
never fall, and may DO depended upon in every
case where the monthly flow has been obstructed
BY cold or disease. DUFoNco's GoLDEH .Pnls
always give immediate relief; being especially
ponco's Golden Pills relieved nc In one dayI,
IhE. GENUINE arc put up In LARGE (wHIrE)
BOXES containing double Quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you Will ind my "Privato Reve-
nue. stamp. Upon the stamp see the words
GtHutAS. ''''' H'V''' S'o
EullS and explicit, directions accompany each
Sold IN Wheeling by EDMUND booking.
LADIES' sending him LOO throuvb thc
Wheeling Post ONCE, can have Inc Pills sSrt hS
mall, to any part Of the country, Free Of PostsS
Oels Sole Proprietor. = New HSY Yask
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FoR RENT. -,atA
The warehouSonow occupied by lIussts I'LL
rGAndlan, Jordan & Co., No. II Main street Pos.
session given ist April next. Apply TO
jan4' A. ALLEN HOW'LL.
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day In November, 1871, '''N A''' ''AO"
Amanda Thornburgh, Complainant.
rs,
David N. Thornburgh, administrator with the
VIII annexed Of tho estate OF Thomas Thorn.
burgh, deceased, Rachel Thornburgh, George
Miller, Sarah Miller, late Sarah Thornburph.
william Q. ThOrnblrgh, Josiah ThornburSh'
kdlth Thornburgh, Lilley ThornburRh, Phebe
ThofAburgh and Sarah Z. WAddle, heirs al law
O. the said Thomas Thornburgh, deceased,
DICK Moxly, legatee Of the said Thomas Thorn.
6argh, deceased, and Henry Branstross; Defen.
dantS. In ChAnccry.
The object Of this suit is to enforce the com.
plainants dover In the real and personal estate
o. nc said Thomas Thornburgh, deceased, late
o. Ohio county, West Virginia, and It appearing
BY AFFIDAVIT filed with the papers OF this stiit that
the defendants Josiah Thornburgh, Edith ThoFn.
6urgh, Lilley Thornburgh and Phebe Thorn.
burgh are not residents Of this State Il Is order.
Cd that they do appear here within one month
after the date Of the first publication OF this or.
der and do what Is necessary 10 protect their In.
tercsts In this suit.
SAMUEL B. McCoLLoCu,
N.u co., Clerk Circuit Court.
=. g: SNoDaRAss, compliments counsel.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
DISASTROUS COLLISION NEAR PITTSFORD, y. Y.
-FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL IN


DISASTROUS COLLISION NEAR PIrTSFORD, y. Y.
-FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL IN
JURED.
ROCHESTER. July 19.-An accident on the
Auburn branch OF the Central Railroad, mile east OF
Psford was Oocasioned to-day, by defective Journal
DELAYING coal train bound West. Before the passenger
rau which left here at 1910 tins morning could be sig
nailed a collision occurred. The passenger engine
mounted the other, and the baggagecar and smoking
coach were telescoped. number Of passengers were
in the coach, and most OF them either killed or
wounded A special train. with surgeons, made up
here and sent to the scene. The dead and wounded
were conveyed the Old farmhouse OF the Hon Jarvis
Lord where they Tue following il lit of the
killed and wounded:
Mrs. Miles Cutting OF Railroad Mills, killed; Mr. Cut
ting, badly injured.
l.. r. Smith OF Detroit. killed.
II. stevens coOred) Of Carandaigua. slightly injured
George II. TraX OF Rochester, slightly nluIed Frank
A. HUM OF Rochester, slightly injured DR.. j. Hawley
Canandaigua, fatally injured; f. ii. Harris, stenO
grapher, OF Canandaigua, fatally injured, and dying
when the train lett.
j. Muheren OF Canandaeua slightly injured.
John Hatfner OF Rochester badly injured.
John Stoket Of Buffalo, slightly injured.
One killed whose and residence
unknown. John Barker engineer of the passenger
train, had his ankle spraned, and his the fireman.
had arm broken. The engineer OF the coal train had
an ankle spTaned
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
Id WLESS DEEDS.
A ROMANTIC CALIFORNIA TRAGEDY.

A ROMANTIC CALIFORNIA TRAGEDY.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-Slanderous reports
concerning thecharacter of lady named Kenny only Is
years OF and but few months married. caused the
separation OF the husband and wife yesterday. The
scandals were circulated by Mr.. Cummings and all the
persons interested reside Petaluma, sonoma
County. Mrs. Kenny seeing Cummings riding past her
house, seized gun and shot him dead and then
Petauma and surrendered herself to the authorities
She has the sympathy of the community she is be-
ieved to be innocent Of the conduct Imputed 10 her
A CONVICTED MURDERER's DESPERATION.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July ia dispatch just re-
ceived here from Mayville N Y states that the mur-
derer MARROW, under sentence Of death committed
savage assault the jailer tins morning with heavy
bar which he had torn from his bedstead. He was
oyerpowered by the guard, but not until he had inflicted
serious injuries the ailer. MARROW subsequently
attempted suicide by opening vein in his leg bat he
ing discovered, the attempt frustrated He Will Ice
hanged on the "a of August.