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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-23
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OTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
y and Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
July the 9Th, lS73.-Thoma5 W. Chadwell, Com
missioner, ETC., complainant, VS.. Virginia @.
Reeves, defendant.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendant, Virginia @. Reeves, Is
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
her: 1t is therefore ordered that said defendant
enter her appearance herein before or wit in the
first three days the next term Of said Court,
to be held ON the first Monday in October next,
1879, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken Tor
confessed az to her, and set for hearing ex.
parte, and that copy OF this order be PubIlsnS,u
Tor four consecutive weeks in the Nashville
Union and American. A cOpy--Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JE,
Clerk and Master.
j. 7. Brown, Solicitor for Complainant
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Law Court September Rules.
1878.

BILL FOR DIVORCE.
TIN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING to the
| satisfaction of the Clerk, from the allegations
in the bill, that the defendant is a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him: 1t
is therefore o. dered that publication be made for
four cOnsecuti se weeks in the Union and Amer
lean, a newspaper published in the city OF Nash
vile, Tenn, requiring the defendant to appear
at the Courthouse, in the city of Nashville, on
the first Monday in September next, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to compliments
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte.
ALBERT AKERS, Clerk.
BY E. Il. GOODLETT, DC.
Smith, Baxter 8 Allison, Solicitors.
July Is. 1873. jy16 1aw4tk
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NEWSPAPERS.
THEP HOPER'S PAPER!
The Atlanta Constitution
DAILY AVE WEEKLY.
With Great S-Page Sunday Edition.
= : . Z q = .
NEWSPAPERS.

Every FAMILY should have the Constitution
1t is full Of carefully selected general reading
Poetry, Literature, stories, News.
Every FARMER should have tilt makes q
speciality of crop and farm He1Us.
Every LAWYER should have 1.-THE Supreme
Court decisions are exclusively reported for it
Immediately when rendered.
Every MERCHANT should lake tits cele-
brated weekly cotton editorials contain facts and
figures to be had nowhere else.
Every LADY wants tits famous FASH
ION LETTERS are eagerly sought
EVERYBODY should take the Constitution
1t is a newspaper looking after the interests of
all classes.
Its Correspondence Department is not excelIed
in the United States, embracing Ground tbs
world,n European, and letters from Georgia
and the American States.
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The CITY.
Freight and Travel

The transportation of freight and passen-
gers over the Louisville and Nashville and
Crest Southern Railroad is increasing daily.
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TO LOAN.

|l0/IOO|I|N0070|-'|N1NO NN1NE|NN1N
ITO LOAN-Sl, 200, one year, on good collat
erals. ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAK
LEY, Agents. 1t
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-The Combination Wood Worker
H left in the Exposition Building at the close
OF the Exposition. Everything complete, ready
for use. A good bargain and easy terms. APP
vile, Tenn. jy16 eod2w
NOW AND CALF for sale-Cow years old,
" calf weeks. Cow dark red, gentle and good
mixer. Price for both $40, cheap. Apply to
JAS. MORRISON, Southeast corner Church
and College streets. jy22 eod3t*
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From a Georgia Exchange.

rTOm U5OfbIA EACHdIgb.
The Atlanta Sun has merged into the Atlanta
Constitution, with Hon. A. H. Stephens, Cor
responding Editor. The Constitution, already
one of the best Journals in the United States,
will doubtless, with this accession, become the
leading journal in the South. jy11 tt
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DEARER.-A gentleman ssys that the
older his daughters become the "desrer'
they are to him.
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If you want to know whether a tree Is
hollow or not, ak it,
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FOR RENT

ENOR RENT-The late residence Of Mrs A.
Il L. Brooks, South Summer street. Apply to
CHARLES SHEPPARD, " Union stleet.
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Ia CH(ta.ceg-RF fFf Nashville.

J. T. Brown, Solicitor for Complainant.
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AGRICULTURE.

feb 273 cod 1y
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Tn Boston AdsHtigr continues the
criticiim evoked BY the Butler canvass.
Il declares that It's fight has pot been
made against epublicanism but agalhst
|the petsetsions and lcorruptionS oi re.
publicanism, It insists that @if the Re
pablicsn patty lis obe saYed, thework oil
reformation must begin at once and be
prosecuted in earnest" and 1t adds this
warning; ~ the party which has here
toloferepreaen led Repabl ican principles
q tie country Is to become The represen-
|tative:ot o policy tlegrsiipg' corrupting
and selfish, u e.test oflleaity to it is to
be non resistance To the conspiracies Of
bad men; II the immense forces OIL the
public patronage are to be perverted sys.
Dramatically, andIwithout rebuke, TO the
support :ot ambitious claimants; II the
fair expression of the sentiment Of Re.
Ipublicans Is TO be prevented by intimida.
Toni Its caucuses are TO be controlled
bygangs Of hired enemies, and If Its con.
ventions invite the presence OF brawling
candidates, advocating their own cause
without modeaty, and reviling whoever
dissenis from their 'estimsies d them
selves without respect for truth 81 deco
rum, 1t need have no expectation Of being
long recognized as the party Of Repub-
llcanism," $500
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three named are oil which can be authens
ticated. Thitahe iIossesio f ole holders Of
securitiea haye been largest there Is no
doubt, and 80 Or as they have been com.
PEELED 10 sell, the lbears In stoclIs have
.proftedsh This panic is semphatically,a
financial and not q commercial panic,
the! merchants generally being aif1goodl
condition, so far as their legitimate bust:
neg % CONC tned If The Treasury will
now reduce It's currency balance TO sale
to wal s fsIt' nj TifTH5d bfh HSSt
a eproper decision, Of tho Secretary moi
I.tolIaccept any, bids for gold TO day will
prevent further accumulation Of currency
In the Treasury vaults and',isa nj oveinr
the right direction. s,ias .is --
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N New YORK D1y Goods nIarket.

. RNEw YeaK, Sept ls,TThe jobbipe
steady demand and firm, in first hands
but brown cottons irregular with jobbers
sprague's prints arejobbing at10f cents
by1eading firm! u cona corset Jeans pre-
10 cents. Woolens' tsirly active.l Fian'
,nels brisk.s There was a. package. at auc
ton sale Of Scheppcr's dress goods day
and good prices obtained. BLACK, Gre
Grain and pure Mohairs active and firm
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2 Ont nfHeeiali,h. Z .

In this common exprsssiot Is conprehended
an immense amount Of bodily and mental tuffer.
ing. II is not necessary 70 be affected with pos.
tive disease In order TO experience nnutterable
wretchedness. a person out OF health 10 weak,
1anguid, law spirited, incapable OF much exer.
ton, nervous, irritable, and rs senetive I'd every
change OF temperature as the mercury In 0 Their.
mometer,s What such person requires istnvig:
oraton, and Hostetters Stomach Bitters will
supply II. oiaeed Of applying To- aiphysicisn
In such case. Tho fee would be thrown AWAY.
At tho nearest drug store may be had the most
efficient and heaithful vegetable tonic that the
world contains. Twenty i've years experience
has established the fact that among all the
pharmacy this powerful restorative stands tn
preme. unappr0ached. Every bottle OF Hostel
ter's BItters contains more blessings than there
were curses In PandorA's box. j. a5FC Ed&w
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Advice for EVERYBODY thar Costs Mo-
body Anything, Is.

Lotions and cosmetics make SUPER
fetal coating on the skin, give an arti-
fetal color easily seen, butarel Wiley des.
tructive Of the color, texture and pliabil.
rity OF the skin itself. Wrinkled. haggard
aud prematurely old looking, exactly des.
cribe the appearance Of those who habi.
tually "paint their iaces."r II you would
have the clear, transparent healthy and
soft tinted complexion which nature
gives, free from pimples, tan, freckles, Or
all other disfgurements, use Hand Sapolio
the most effective and fragrant toilet
soap ever manufactured. Sold by all deal.
ers at 10 and IS cents cake. eod&w
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.schenck,s nIandrake pills.

These pills are composed exclusively OIL
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use of mercury, do
not leave any Of It's injurious effects,
They act directly upontth eliyer, and are
q valuable remedyin all cases ofderange.
ment resulting from adisordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers; &C., &C., all succumb Ia
the free use Of .Schenck's 9. Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealer 3.
8 eodI91ol DIE ESnoS5E3&
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New York Market.

NEW YoRk, Sept 1s-FlopFF- Opened
frmer and closed quiet, The troubles IN
Wall street has impaired % depressing
effect; lsupcrfneIwestern andIState 50 Goa
@ %; good to choice 81 00a775; extra
9hios$esQss, o.: WheatY ~ ,qpie,;
Nos.2 and I, spring mixed; 81 81; No. 2,
Chicago 81 52 tai 81; winter red western
g. Goal 70t white Ewestern, $115! acorn
Steamer mixed western 67a6Se; sail do
6sag9c.. Il lOats-.W estern mixed 51a52c.
Coffee. Quiet and very firm; Rio 2ta23c.
Sugar. Molases and Rice-Unchapged. o
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GlalstEal,tttellisf,lfisr
4 .MIIN9l IA
AT PARTING.

Edgar Fawcttf in October GALAXY
Here must we part, We two that walked togethe
All q green, gracons SUMMER, side BY side;
Here must we part. In misty Hutumn weather
DO Il Is fated-so Il shall abide. -, srr,
Omy sweet lover, strong and proud and tender
Lean low your statelyi head to meet my kiss.
Let lie 10 LIE, lot soul, 10 sonl surrender
It's hest and dearest at an hour like this
Never again, in an The years hereafter.
Never again, y love, to seeyou thnsi
From summers yet unborn. the mocking laughter
Odors andmeiodics willtoat tonsl
Perhaps 10 future dseams,> with haggard feces,
werhalI clap ghostlS wetghtless3 hanas anE
A moment met, for shadowy embraces,
Among the long mysterious halls oil sleep.
Yes, like two spcctresiwe may stand together,
Vague shapes amid the yapor OF dim dream;
''su weather. EFIITffTI
since lhisatlca ID, thai shall oay.ssenD
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! sUptN,r THE FIauaEs- Ibis stated that
Harry Shirts has been offered one hun
dred thousand dollars for his farm-the
old Mcfarland propeIty-in this borough,
by q Pittsburgh millionaire who tookss
fancy toSit This would 30 about tiye
hundred doilafs per acre ~ nc Whole
tract. Who viii say that Washington Is
not looking up.-Rastfngton (rl) Re-
D0rter.
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SNAPPED IN TWAIN.
aAM MAa nRAnl nm

and theyitooE up ihIs body and the car.
caasDf tho bear, lands buried them both
And thus ended Bruiser Sam and hill
grizzly.bear fight, which WA perhapa The
only prize bear hight ever fought In the
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
s %sIs s1 - ''sI'S 4

New YorIlgSHey snd ls,pelgllarkeE
etsw Yoax, sept 1s!s h6 sday miE
nancial circle has been one Of unusual ex-
element, growing out Of the suspension
of Jay Cook u 20: The other failures
which have recently occurred were mere
local affairs, and Of course produced but
little excitement compared with The one
to-day. The connection Of Jay Cook s.
Go. with Governments in the marketing
Of loans during the war, and funding ope.
rations since, has given lid firm q national
reputation, which Of course only intensi-
fled tie excitement consequent upon their.
suspension.
MoNRY9The money market was unfa-
vornbly Affected by the failures Of the day,
and,a general distrust engendered there
by. The early operations on call were at
2 per cent currency 10 gold interest, but
in the aiternoQnt ha pricsaadganced tor9
Der cent pef dinn which rale has not
been reached since the exciting times oil
last Winter and Spring. The final bust.
ness was at 2 per cent late in the day.
STERLING ExcnANoE-Heavy and low.
er at 10sa10st for sixty days, and 1O9a
1904 for sight. Custom receipts $3.50 900,
rGoLpTActive and higher, advancing
from1f1f ioales, closing at 1l2s. Loans
were at from to 7a1.lG per cent for car
rying. Clearings $35,000O00. The As
sistant Treasurer disbursed $125,00O.
The Express says: 1.-THE Government
to-day in refusing to sell gold, took the
first step towards stopping the spread of
the panic, and calls upon Secretary Rich
lardsontolet loose. q portiont oflthe cur
rency balance.
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by GEN. JAMES .. bNshtN' pa !
Wewere campaigning on the Crow,anl
the camp had been pitched in apretly III
Tic valley, through which ran q pure
stream Of bright, cold water. THE sup
perShad, been eaten, the camp fires lighted p,
pipes filled, and all were ready Tor the
evening. yarn. Among the, irontiersmen
who accompanied tlie expedition was Mt.
Belden, the celebrated White Chief OF the
Plains, and noted hunter, trappcr, and
guide, called upon him for story, anil
after thinking over Ills wild border-liic
for some timer sit 10 select the choicest
bis Eftom bib vast EXPERIENCE, .he related
the following:
II was one OF the, first men in 1858 10
arrive Of Pike,s Peak! III came up from
tue Missouri with friend OF my father.
and, We. stopped Tatr Denver, Of rather, II
should say, where Denver now Is, Tor the
city. was fthenl composed Of few grog-
shops and shanties. In one Of the mining.
campsl become acquainted with a'queer
fellow they called ~ 49,
.n,r, BRUfsER, SAM. 4, fTnSG!
He was q powerful man, and sometimes
drank a great deal, but was always good.
tempered and kind.hearted. The miners
we're rough set In those days, and de.
lighted IA the most brutal Of sports.
Prize fighting was one Of their pastimes,
aud at this Bruiser Sam excelled,-no
man In ali the. camps being ,able to stand
up long before him. His leafs Of strength
were prodlgious. lOftenjwould' he take %
harsai ~ 1;nn ar t,, tho nhifna 90 and knock.
Inc ont ina bnns .fliffit III and drink from
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N VDRI. SCOTS n
Liver or Ambitious, Pills

A sure cure for Liver Complaint, and oil diseases
arising from o. diseased Liver, such as sickhead-
ache, Constipation, Hemorrheds, Headache, Sick
stomach, Coated Tongue, sallow Completion,
Janndiee, Dyspepsia. Epalpitation.. Paint IN the
side ornnderI tic shoulder blade, Bilious Fever,
&c, And as pill for general use In the family,
for all purposes for which apurgatiyc Ia required,
For aaie Wholesale and retain by MoCABE,
KRAFT a, co.. DfuggistsA OF this city, and BY
Druggists and merchants generally, -,
Read the following cettif eate rom J. G. Good.
win, Esq. proprietor OF tho Goodwin Hotel,
Parkersburg, west Va:
.iPAaEEasruRs. WEST VA, June %, 1873.
Vt certify that my wife was, severely afflicted
with slckheadaehe fJr number OF years. Her
attacks OF itcoming on as often % once aweek
In liz worst form Daring the time she tried o
great number oi,remedies and agood many doc.
totswithout obtaining any relief nntil about Q
year ago1 obtained for her q boxof DrI. SCOTS
Liver Pills, and bsfore she had used the box she
was entirely cured by them, and ehe has been en-.
tircly free from headache ever since-now more
Tsepii- dawl g ., g - a y. @ GOODWIN.
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The "blsst" VIM 10 turneiion The new
furnace to-day. Ironwill BE- cast In o ieW
days Ba9a ifs Independent. wi.
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.o11s # G'NEE p D E.ssAAtN ~ ~
~ cLxyx1a,p4 PITTSBURGH ~ sa.ah
szfSf sfttt -.m. CtonEh. DUE
Pittsburgh, Cleveland. & q AL i.se Am
stsubenyille, Weleburg Iio:l5 0. m 6:lb pm
Way Mall Wig to Wells1IlO:l5 a. m.lll:sohsm
B.4o.n.n. :l- cLosxs.. DUE.
baltimore 4 Wash'ton. Il $50 p. m 9 3na!fn
phiIa'phIa q New York. . pm. IL a.
way Mail, wheeling to| .LIEl III !
Cumberland ......... 1910 n m s:20pam
Way Mail, Grafton TO Par
cu nSissI Piedmont d sSff Sies
Now CreeE::...4a "..".al snRpsmltsl1 a. m
conn. GLOBES. DUE.
Way Mail. Wheeling tol
ctnSiansa. ST. : Louis i s
Indianapolis. ). -. 49, $50 q. n. l2:O0 Q, m
Chicago and Zanesyille. 1910 0. N! $50 p. m
Cambridge d Barnesviil $40 0. m 1900 o! m
BelIalre and GAINESVILLE. $50 p. m. $50 p. m
l.r HTuPyfgLoR N, n sF yscIpsEs. DUE.
way Nan 70 Warrington! 800 p. m SIG nm n,
Washington. ...".... 6:SO u. MI o'ooP' III
100 asrlar:Lnrs.Ti .1cLosEs, - DUE.
VI. Clslrsyille and MORT ~ ,S1I 49,
rstown,l Ohio. %. :. az 1850 o. N. IiG00h. IN
81 ;s Ss,ts' Ohio a @ 200 p. N. 600 p m.
MI Pleasant, Ohio e...,. 200 j. N. Hoo q. m.
" and Sal .,..........., 1850 p. m, iGOoa. m.
ci saa F Ras g%,! vt SEQ ah1 II Cd
cs and s aasA' 4ss .I.s 70 rss. Ppm
R'e!''H s'Aa'A' f FHasy 'V'aa~ 600 ). a
l.saPa Tfiaseiefss Rssistssr !sHinlri9
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RocEy.Meantafn Sketches.
ny GEN. JAMES s. pRIsBIN.

Brulser Sam and the Grizzly Bear
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and it took flvc men 10 hold him. His
frame was wasted away, the knots Of sins
ews were gone, bis chest drawn 10, and
'ae skin Of his body soft and flabby.
ut was about this time an old English
man named Jones arrived at Tho mines,
and, hearing Of Sam, expressed 4 desire
70 Gee him. Old Jones was welEinoiyn
psize'ashter, but, q late years, had given
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SrocKs-The effect OF tho suspension
of Jay. Cooke 81 Go. wasl decided on
Stock Exchange where heavy decline
| In values took place, with q feyerish and
unsettled market. During the afternoon
there were constant rumorsl Of failures,
but al The cloee Of business the only adj
ditional ones were Robinson &ySnydam,
and Richard Schell.t THE former were car
ried down by o decline2in stock; and the
latter suspended more on account Of his
connection with, the new railroad, the
building of'which has temporarily locked
up considerable portion Of Shells avail
able cash means. Railway bud miscellane.
ons speculation was active and excited
throughout the DAY, with numerous and
wide fluctuations In the list The low est
prices Of the day were made toward the
delivery hour when the market showed q
decline OIL 70 lot per cent? up to the
time above mentioned there were frequent
reactions and counter actionas the reports
circulated, and were considered good Or
bad. When the nnfayorable reports were
promulgated there was each time ire
mendous pressure brought by the bears
upon the market which produced q pan.
icky feeling at different parts, Of the day,
while onthe other hand prices recovered
in one case as much as At per cent, when
the rumors were favorable and the supply
OF stock, for the time being, seemed to be
insufficient To meet the wants Of the ready
purchasers. 1t can safely be said that the
excitement Of to-day equalled that during
the Ghicsgofife panic. Afler the deliy.
cry hour q better feeling prevailed, and
prices rallied Of the Close to- per cent
from the lowest point. The chief fluctua.
tons for the day were as follows: West
|ernssU Union, ssiss7si, 81, &C., sst,57s,
81; Lake Shore, -90t, ,9Oi, 81, rs9s,
| s74; 81, $50, ST.; Northwestern, Com.
mon, SO, 40i, 81, 49,, sol, pre-
ferred 759, 20, 20, TAI; ST. Paul com.
lmon 48t, Al, All, 80, 40; preferred 6s, CO.
Union Pacific "a, 81, est, 2l,e1i; Cleye.
Hand, Columbus g. Indiana Central 81, al
lse, "a, 2it git; Panama 1871, 113, 1903
I109; Hannibal5& St. Joe common 81, %
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posi- OFFICE REGISTER.

.Cse 4 4Hesg ~ 2Ftl 9E.t
Houfs al which mails arc due and close ~ the
po,t ONCE In this city. Prepared In aecol9'
Anee with the latest time tables On 'le tAa'
rnahs r. 80. -N" - d E-7ss-f" 80 -
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r. so.Ras. 1eaa. ia,ie e. ;s,s Il. Z IS 1!
Central Ohio Divl T:ooIi04o An. ssG
S 'i.w sssis K Ri1 4 9ls i'io An ssa
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ARRIVAL or TRAns..,

.'''' 14 ,'t',st lRssssiss'sr ssH'''h9
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and no amount Of sponging and battling
could induce him "a, stand upon bis legs
again thst day II was feared Sam had
broken the Englishman's skull, but he got
about in day or two, and soon after
wards both he and Sam disapp from
the saloons. The bar.keepers were as
tonished. Sam did not come around any
more for his grog, and no one could im;
agine where be had gone, or what he wa
at. Foul play was beginning TO be sus-
pected, when II leaked out that Sam