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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-12-06

u Owing to the prevailing S~Outherly storm, the
trip of the steamer RiIduea to Kauai was abandoned,
and she was to have sailed for Molokai last evening,
towing the schooner Warl0ick, with supplies for the
Leper Settlement. On getting up steam however,
one of the boilers was found to be leaking, and so
this trip also was given up.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

OYSTERS GALORE.-Each of the con
vivialists at Esterley's, day before
yesterday, ABSORBED three dozen of
oysters ON the half shell. Fears were
entertained that they would exhaust
the entire stock on hand at the Palace
Saloon Oyster Stand but the party
experienced SYMPTOMS OF asphyXla,
and desisted in time to save their
lives. 1t was ii case of plethora but
our lactotum only said it was as good
AS Il breakfast t. him. lie must nave
the stomach of al oyStcrlci. Some OF
the party Nil nave the ems OF an
oyster a.tvr this amt the DlValve
drinks nothing but cold water. The
oysters, albeit, did not Il the con-
\ivial party to become registers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

foN OF OFFICERS OF TIL
fD LADDER CoMPANY.-At a
ieeting OF the Eureka Hook
XII company, held last even
iaoWlnS officers were elect
oelsning Term President,
uaru Vice President, JOS.
secretary, w. II. Daven-
r,nahcial Secretary, ALT.
'GGlSurer, VIM. \. Saaton :
Dan. Morgan {; First AS
e,iian, l.. W. Cromer ; Sec
''"ht Foreman, Fred. Cor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

."'MERRILL, attorney.wh o
fior'unate in breaking his
iIPIihaceSa few weeks ago, his
oe glad to learn, is rapid
bhiaS from the injury. and
nrno 10 be about in a few
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

WHAT mysterious power there is IN
IA simple piece of ribbon or IA tlnsel
rosette to convert an otherwise harih-
less and ~inotfensive citizen into a re-
morseiess tvrant While we give II
up, we still point in v~eritication 10
floor managers at public balls or
marshals to civic celebrations. Tie a
little piece OF ribbon i'll Il mans but
ton-hOle and YOU alter his whole ma,
ture so that his most intimate TREND
will fail to recognize him. Under n
" be mistaken for an employee of
Wells, Fargo & Co. or even a hotel
clerk, so overhearing and arrogant
does he become. We recommend the
subject to the Agassiz Institute for
consideration.-S4pd1 Free Press.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

COUNTY COMM1SsIoNERs.-The Board
met on Tuesday, March IL. Present,
full Board. Ordered, that suit for
State and county taxes against Henry
Wilson and lot 6, block 2s, Eureka, be
dismissed. The following bills were
allowed Joseph Kerr, policeman at
Eureka, Sl26 &C John Murphy, do.
Sl33 Nj. X. Chamblin, County Ply
stefan, Sl75 DIR. Nesbitt, attendance
on Reeves at Eureka, ST. 25; DIR. Will
liams, same case, So 50; J.. ID. Patter-
son, Sheriffof White Pine county, fees.
$50 so; Woodruff IL Ehnor, stage fare
for prisoners, $44 I; c. Schatfer & Co,
burial of iIrdigent, $50 ; w. AIRING
ton, supplies for INDECENT, S33 AZ j.
X. Williamson, sslary as Superintend-
ent OF Public ScnoolS, $50 NJ. SOW
er, salary as Commissioner, $3.50 W.
). Sage, as Commissioner, $50 w.
Arlington, as Commissioner and mile
age, S2l4 Casamayou & Dennis,
printing, $50 81. The resignation OF
w. a. Edwards as County Surveyor
was received and accepted. Thomas
Taylor was appointed County Sur
veyor to fill the vacancy caused hv
the resignation of Mr.. Edwards. The
resignation OF w. Arlington. as Coun
ty Commissioner vas r, ceived and &C.
cepted.. the Board then adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

fSlAL QUorA OF EUREKA
las the county of Lander
population of 2,S25, the
De on the Centennial ami
Carson apportioned To the
county 10 shares Of the
Phi association organized to
Phu complete the Celebration.
county Will contain Il little
the population OF Lander
Pne-halt al 70 shares is 81
eir proportion is therefore 81
t'le stock, winch we nope TO
immediately. The counties
.he state are moving in he
iil II Is now certain that Ne
Will be subscribed for in
Pc number OF shares allotted
ven hundred and two. which,
'"r> per share, Is Sill ,O2J. n
Vi profits OF the exhibition
. 10 each >tocknolder ; be-
pch' the certificate OF stock is
fshihcent Specimen OF the art
HihS' worth more than $40 to
uei OF The same As an heir
pl> descendants. Senator ".
~ OF Eareka. and Hon. Jas.
f. OF Douglas county, are the
n'!erS Tor the State of Ne
u through them all certiti-
prescription To the stock can
ieo. Tnirty-seven shares at
6uSht To be disposed of in il
among our citizens.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

n WAC met a friend n frosty
evening, and after the usual ex-
change of civilities, inquired,
Where are you goine?" Faith"
replied the other, "it's so very
cold I'm following my nose home
to my own comfortable fireside."
Then you had better he quick
about it," rejoined the first. "For
what %reasOn?" said his friend.
" Because your nose is running"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13
INTELLIGENCE

Of the rhenix Company.
|or is extensively circulated
|eved that negotiations have
! some time pending for the
ktion OF the PneniX and X. X.
Is ; and if the PheniX COM
b escape bankruptcy by the
bf all or nearly all the cred
be present proposed terms Of
hi, such IA consolidation my
be- Tne TruS-
lie PneniN states that ii the
Ot Indebtedness is reduced
Settlement to IL few thousand
IND the remaining creditors
Sc to accede to the terms, the
will fight it out with them
he, ii II takes all Summer
|ery honest way OF paying
It's, it must be confessed hut
ltaye in such cases is never
ide OF the poor creditor, be-
O,tS more to obtain his rights
han the demand is worth.
no criticism to offer on the
those who have accepted the
settlement proposed by the
Every one has the right
ling his own business in his
Neither DO We wish to adj
VINO still hold out, and re-
|nl promiSe their claims. But
bt avoid the reflection, how
u,t he for the worklngiIien,
hgeS nave tnuS been ulcneu
hl, t. bear with patience an
pl like the present. Ine com
prevalent, not Nlth>taiidlnS
stations OF their agents, tina.
panE Is aDun,tantll able To
debts il full. We are con-
Rt the process OF Il court OF
jurisdiction would com ,jel
Z o. Their affairs tndt would
OPINION correct. Siil, law
PlVc, and is not to be Thought
inedV ny the wUrklnSiIlan,
has Il lien for Il considerable
u whole proceedings OF the
|, however, "ill operate as IL
an who may have dealings
p Of amy KIND hereafter. NJ
pat clInSe may take place
ana5emel of the company,
lahe for lair dealing Is gone
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

GENEROUS TO THE NEEDY The
gentl men who kindly volunteered
to solicit suD>cri tions, in aid OF the
fumily who's, head and chief support
i, disabled by sickness in the hos
,ital, Yesterday evening reported at
tbs Oil e that thny had deposited
f.om So to $50 for the use of the
family, t he drawn u.,on as required,
while Mr.. O'keefe remains sick. Some
OF the les OF Subsistence were
also supplied to &c family. The bust,
ness men call,d upon responded
readily and cheer.uliy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

OPP FELLOWS LODGE AT BELMONT.
On h 9Th instant, the first lodge of
L. 90 +. was instituted i'm Belmont
under No. "a. w. A. Rankin, of Aus
TIN: Special Deputy Grand Master, in
stalled the officers of the new lodge,
n reports that it starts out under
very, favorable auspices. The menu
bership is II, and their meetings are
held on Thursday evening of each
week. We wish them all success, and
herewith publish tire names of the
officers: Joseph Cornelius, n. c.;
Thomas Warburton. V. c.; A. II.
Lazard. II. s. SCH. Hatch. Treasurer;
\. Lyman. W, G.: Dikeman,. c.;
Josiah Barnett, Il. $. n. g.; Z. o.
Vaughn, L.. s. n. e.; Luther Rev
no!ds, II. $. V. g.; Samuel Black, l..
). VIC; w. NJ. Esser, II. S. S. VIM,
Johns. l.. 5. s. /: X. n. Oliver, I. g.;
w. 5. Mccormick, s. P. G.-hereiHe..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

AC,IpENr.-Barney Kearney, in at
tempting to jump across the swollen
tlopd in the middle of Spring street,
last evening, slipped and fell into the
stream, dislocating his ankle, and
Spraining his foot. lie was assisted
to DR.. Luken. office. and afterwards
To- his home. The ankle swelled bad
~, and the p 0 fellow was in great
r,in. 1t Viii require Il week or two
to reduce the joint to a healthy state.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

SKATING RINK UALL.-Many COM
plants reach us of the penuriousne,s
exhibited by the proprietors OF this
building, the only one at present
available for dancing parties or other
assemblies in this town !; in that the
hall Is suffered to grow dingy and
out OF repair, and no improvements
are made to render it pleasant and i'll
wiling to those who so frequently
have occasion to use it. Our article
recently i'll relation To the erection OF
Il cOniInodious hall for public pur-
poses was suggested mostly by the
present condition of this one, and
the apparent indifference of the OWL
erS to the wants OF the public. If the
ceiling could be made Sound-proOf,
either with wood or hard plaSteI iny,
and the walls were re-paIered, Il
great de>ideratum would be obtained.
The hall might t.en be made to am
Swcr the purposes OF pubic us >em-
blieS Il while longer, or until some
sagacious capitalist shall sec his own
inttrest in the erection of Il larger
and Il better building. Let those VINO
have confidence i'll our future make Il
movement for organizing IL company
To build Il public nall, and threatened
competition may bring the owners of
this barn to u OF their short
slSntednesS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

SENATOR MCCOY. - We regret TO
learn that Major w. w. Mccoy is
quite i'll in San Francisco. We hive
no particulars of his sickness, but
understand that he is under the care
OF Il physician.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

NJ. 3. BARTLETT. real estate agent.
Houses 10 let and for sale in all parts oil
the city. Inquire at the California UNI
ber Yard, on south Bucl street. II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

OMAHA LOTTERY. - Luther Clark
has received the last instailment OF
tickets for this lottery. which Will be
drawn OH the 3lSt of March.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

LENT-THIRrEENTH DAY.-Services
will I've held i'm st. James Church to
dav, at II O'Clock A. NJ. and So O'CLOCK
l.. VI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

THE RAILROAD BILL.-Up to the
present time, so far as we can learn,
no copy of the Humboldt and Colora-
do Railroad Bill has been received
here; it is also unknown what dis.
position the Governor intends to
make of it: and we must therefore
:" ossess Il souls i'll patience until
further Information reaches us on the
subj ct. Numerous petitioners have
signlned their desire to the Governor
by telegraph that he would approve
the bill. Al W have also remonStrat-
ed against his dong So. The time or
signing the bill expires on the 18TH or
16tn II this month. We observe that
the bill for Il railroad from Battle
Mountain to Austin, which is pub
lished in the Rereiie, is identical in its
provisions with McCoy'S bill for Il
railroad to Eureka, except i'll the
amount of the bonds to be issued in
subscription to the stock by the couii-
ty. The Austin people seem confident
that their bill Will he approved by the
Governor. As the veteran editor
Richie used to say, nous ueyTons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
SPAIN.

MADRID, August 8O.-It is asserted that
Hidalgo will be appointed Minister TO the
United States.
There Is q rumor current that Alfonso.
Prince Of Aaturas, will shortly attempt on
Spanish soil to proclaim his succession to
the throne.
kilograms from the North announce
the defeat Of the Carlists under Ssballsl
after four hours' fighting.
Yesterday General Campos summoned
the Carthsgena Insurgents to surrender
They answered by hoisttng 3 black asg
on their works. AS yet operations before
the town on the land side have amounted
only to slight sklrmiahes. 1t Is reported
the Insurgents have agreed, If hard
pushed, TO deliver some of their forts 10
The Carlists, on condition that all the Carl.
lists at Valentia, some 1900 In number,
join the Insurgents In an attack on the
Republican lrO0pU
BAYoNNE, August S0.-The CarliSt
forces have resumed the seige Of Bllboa.
The Government is powerless to prevent
tho landing Of arms and ammunition for
the Carlists on the Cartabrian coast be-
cause Of the large force required to operate
against the insurgents.
1t Is reported that the Republicans
have under advisement the plan of issu'
ing letters Of marque to private vessels Ia
cruise in the Bay OF Biscay.
MADRID, August Soften thousand
Republican troops have arrived at Vito
ria, in the province Of AloVa, on theIr
way to Estella.
< project to raise a loan, the payment
Of which is guaranteed by the revenues
from the tobacco monopOlies Of the Phil
lipine Islands, has been presented in thu
Cortes. The bill also abOlishes cOmpul-
sorry labor on the tobacco plantations by
natives. The motion was declared ur-
gent.
LONDON, August 3O.-It is estimated
that If Don Carlos is successful In gaining
the throne of Spain, the debt Of The
country will be increased one'third.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO.
One More Unfortunate, RaShlY I'm.
pOFtunateS

One More Unfortunate, RaShlY I'm.
Fortunate
CHICAGO, August 30.-Lste last night
a neatly dressed, rather pretty woman,
giving her name as Mrs. Carter, and
stating that she was on her way from
Cincinnati 10 Milwaukee, applied for ad'
mission to the Home Of the Friendless,
She was given room, and shortly after:
ward was discovered TO have swallowed
the contents Of q vial Of laudanum. A
physicIan was summoned, and by the use
Ut proper remedies succeeded In placing
her out Of danger. From some clippings
from Cincinnati papers found In her
pocket she Is supposed to be the uni0rtu'
nate Cordelia Wade, OF that city.
DEATH FROM MORPHINE.
Colonel W. W. Wheeler. " wei kno% WI
citizen, was found last night ueao IN nlS
bed at the Gault House, y Is supposed
rom the effects OF an overdose OF NOR.
phine, which drug he was In the habit
Of taking.
TIE NATIONAL CONVENTION OF PORK
PACKERS.
The programme decided upon by the
Committee on Arrangements for the com
inv Pork Packers National Convention
includes, in addition to the business meet
iny OF Wednesday, railroad and lake eN'
cursions and a collation. at the Sherman
House. The committee already have as
surauces OF a large attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01

A QUIET GAME DEsrURBED.-Atout
eleven O'Clock Friday night officer Henry
was informed 5'by private watehnan
srobel that seveE6t Gniored, gent men
were engaged in a little game Of "keerds"
in stable on the alley between Market
and Chapline and 18th and 14th. Officer
Henry summoned a couple ether officers,
and they disturbed the colored folks just
asone 81 them was about "calliIgp his
neighbor. No s5ouer did the gamesters
hear the officers than OFT went the candle
and then such scratching over feed.boxea
and straw. cutters as there was tor a lew
minutes was q caution. or course it was
dark. What could be darker than four
colored citizens in a hsymow with the
candle blowed out? And the officers
found the colored man mighty "unsarIin."
First they'd have him, and then they
wouldn't. They finally succeeded in get
ting one Of them, but the other three es'
raned. They were known. however, and
were arrested Saturday morning. Fol
the way Judge Cranmer "called" them
see Saturday mornings proceedings O
the Police Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01


ARRESTED FOR MANsLAUGHTRR.-Geo
Mallory, the engineer Of the freight train
which caused the accident at MoundsVille
last week, by which engineer Hendricks
of this city was killed, was arrested eatur.
day evening BY oflcers Henry and, Exley
on q warrant sworn out by W. Il. II.
showacre, Of Moundsville, before Esquire
Holiday, Of the same place. The warrant
was for the apprehension OF the conduc.
tor Of the train, Martin Noon, as well as
the engineer, but III. Noon left on the
fast line q lew minutes before the warrant
reached here, Mallory has employed Mr..
j. q. Good d counsel and It Is under.
stood that he will make an effort TO have
a preliminary examination early this week
before Judge Melvin, in chambers. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01

LARGE FUNRRAL.-The funeral OF Mr.
Hendricks, the engineer who was killed
BY the accident lat Moundsvile on the
B. & o. R, r. last week, took place yes
terdSy afternoon from his late residence
on ChApllne street, Centre Wheeling
Rev. BGnitz conducted the services at
the houIe, preaching q very touching and
appropriate discourse. The remains WeTe
then taken in charge BY the orders %
which Mr.. Hendricks belonged. The PFo'
ceaOion to the grave was one OF the largest
we ever remember to have seen in this
city. The Knights Of PythiRS and AASoni
turned out, making large and imposing
procession, and the limo Of carriages and
buggies was nearly half Q mile 10 length
Mr.. Hendricks was gentleman greatly
beloved by all who knew him, and BIZ
death was the cause Of deep sorrow 70 9
very luFge number Of people in this par
Of the stAte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
ARKANSAS.
Last Spike In the Cairo " Fulton
Railroad.

Last Spike In the Cairo " Fulton
Railroad.
LITTLE Rock, August 3O.-The last
spike was driven on the Cairo u Fulton
railroad at Fulton this evening. The
road Is now completed from 81. Louis ia
Fulton, a distance OF 4Gl miles. This
road connects tho Northeastern States
with Texas and the Gulf Coast. Arkan-
sas and the Red River country rejoice
over this event.
TIE ASSASSINATION OF JUDGE MEANS.
Advices from GAINESVILLE state that the
Uoroners jury is still in session eltciting
evidence in regard TO the assassination Of
Judge Means. Enough has already. been
obtained to make it certain the assassina'
ton was done by personal enemy.
THE PERRY COUNTY TROUBLES.
Late reports from Perry county contra
dict the statement about five men being
killed Sheriff Hambright writes that all
parties implicated In breaking up the Su-
nervisors court have left the county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01

The sale of Cook, Morton & Co. cor
ner Of Front and Court streets, Memphis
Tenn, WGB burglarizsd on Saturday piQhI
Of 5000 in notes and drafts.
The remains Of Dr.. J. Clarence
ShOwalter, who murdered his wife and
then committed suicide. on ThundGy
night Of Baltimore, have been inferred IN
the Potter's Field. .f. 100
The Packer' Association o. KAnsal
City, No., met on Saturday and elected
delegates TO the National Pacb. a. Con.
venton which meet8 ii Ohlcag o On Bop
TENDER 10th.
jacob N. CArdo, ST., who has beeil
connected with the neWspaperH at 3D.
VSnnah and Charleston, from the begin
ming OF this century, died SAtu rday nigh
at Savannah, aged 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
NEBRASKA.
The Coming State FaIr at LInOOIa.

The Coming State Fair at Lincoln.
LINCOLN, August S0-Thc NebrAska
State Fair will be held here next week
Extensive preparations are being made
and It will be superior to any ever before
held In the State AL railroads centoHng
70 this city, together With their connect
ing lines, win run half fair trains to The
fair. Among the premiums 70 be given
are sixteen fine farms.
The new magnificent railroad car, built
by the Darlington i Missouri railway
company, expressly to carry Nebraska
fruit to the American Pathological expo
SitiOn at Boston, on the lllh Of next
month arrived here to day from Platls.
mouth, where Il was built -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
CINCINNATI.

The POrk-PackIng Cartoons TO be
Presented to the City Of PesIh.
CINCINNATI, August 3O.-The Pork.
Packers Association of Cincinnati held
meeting to-day, and by unanimous
vote decided to present the hOgslaughter.
ing and pork.pscking cartoons now on
exposition at Vienna, where they excite
so much admiration. 10 Count ZiCky, Of
Hungary, who, in the name Of the AssO-
citation. will present them TO the City Of
Pesth, Hungary, where they will DO &c.
corded a public place in which to remain
on public exhibition,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01

SEVERE TEsTs OF THE CENTRIFUGAL
MAcuINRs-A large number Of persons
gathered at the ware.room Of Messrs.
Smith s. Co., Saturday afternoon, to wit
ness the operation OF their machines. By
a sort Of coincidence number
OF our leading citizens dropped IN
and at their request some OF the
machines were put through tests OF
unusual severity-much seVerer, all con-
fessed, than Wonld ever be required in
actual use. Wet wheat was put through
the thresher with entire success. The
root and stalk cutter was made to-cut q
board five inches wide by an inch thick.
The test of the planer was the seVerest
that could be devised. The knottiest and
sappiest lumber that could be found in
the yard Of Messrs. Hubbard was brought
in, and Col. Eubbsrd declared II the ma
chine would plane that 1t would plane
anything. 1t did plane 1t, quickly, clean
and smooth, to Col. Hubbards satiatac-
ton and to the satisfaction Of all the Wit
nesses. The last board was planed, and
sawed at the same time, by the simple
momentum Of the power, after the belt
had been thrown of. The spectators
were both surprised and convinced
Among the gentlemen present, We may
mention Messrs. Thomas Sweeney Q. @
Dewey, A. ]. Sweeney, Henry Hubbard,
j. R. Hubbard, Thos. Hughes, H. K. List,
G. W. Frapzheim, n. u OF, John Reid
Jr., J. Il. Hobbs and Henry schmulbAch'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01

TEE WV. q. sHR1B & 20. PrANoS.-
From the time Of their introduction into
this city, now some three gears since, be-
came fAvorite instruments and they have
fully borne out the promises made for
them. Made Of the very best materials
by the moat ,skillIul workmeu,. who are
anxious TO enjoy the reputation Of max.
ing one OF the best pianos, they have
been improved until today they are sec.
ond to none. and they challenge competi.
ton as to price and quality. As q result
many families are being provided with
them, and We advise all TO at least care
fully examine them before buying any
other kind Of piano.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
MEMPHIS.


MgMrnfs, August 30.-A new bank, the
State National, was organized today by
the election of X. G. Daniel, President
and j. J. Freeman, Cashier. The new
bank has purchased q building OF the
Merchants National Bank, corner OF Main
Madison streets, for $55O 900 and will com
mence business Monday morning.
BANK WOUND UP.
The Merchants National Bank, by
vote of the stockholders, goes into volun'
tary liquidation, and the jackson lnsur.
snce Company closes up Its business and
the deposits Of both go 10 the State Ma
tiOnal Directors, who are among the most
monument business men Of the city.
HOMICIDE ARRESTED.
Brittop, the mate OF the steamer he
public, who shot deck hand few days
ago at New Orleans, was arrested mere
ibis afternoon on the arrival OF the steam :
er BY a warrant sworn out by coIored
man who witnessed the shooting. Brit
ton gave IS 1000 securities, and will go to
New Orleans and surrender himself 10
the authorities.