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$50 Cash as Lasntappe,
Or.aNEw sILvERPLATED
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine.
GIVEN AWAY
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA WAREHOUSE.
ITO Canal street. opposite Varieties Theatre.
To introduce our Dollar Tea. 500 packages, ono
pound each will se thrown ndiscriminately into our
large show window, and sold therefrom the pur
chasers come forward. one Of which will contain an
order for this beautiful Sewing Machine il the
lucky drawer prefers $50 DOLLARS IN CASH WILL
BE PAID.
VIII have the BEST TEAS. in strength and flavor IN
the city. come and try my31 1t 2dp
II Card to the Public.
The disastrous fire which consumed our store
last night will prevent from executing orders
as usual from friends.
Our office will be At Messrs. BLOCK BR1TToNs
No. 4s CANAL STREET.
g. M. BAYLY POND.
New Orleans. May 80, 1874
LIQUIDATION! LIQUIDATION:
DRY GOODS BELOW COST PRICE.
White Building, corner Baronne. next to the New
Orleans Savings Institution,
WILL CONTINUE TO LIQU1DATE HIS IMMENSE
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Corner Canal and Baronne,
Below Cost Prlcel
Parties in search Of Great Bargains in
DIRE IS GOODS.
French and Irish L MEMS,
WHITE GOODS of all descriptions
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
White and Brown COTTONS,
PRINTS, Etc, Etc,
Muet call at once. this will probably be the only
good opportunity to
BUY SUPERIOR GOODS
so Cents ON the Dollar!
No goods will be reserved The whole stock mus
: ~ ~ ~ J. TURcoTTE,
my31 1t2dp l58 Canal street.
STYLISH SUMNER CLOTHING.
Buyers who wish
WE'LL MADE AND STYLISH CUT CLOTHING
will look at our
SCOTCH CASHMERE SUITS, BLUE YACHT FLAN-
MEL D. B. SACK SUITS
English worsted Getaway Coats and Vests, Spring
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Gray wcrsted D. B.
Sack Suits.
GENUINE WHITE DUCK VESTS,
and other novelties.
PRICES MODERATE AND GOODS WARRANTED
PERSON & HEWS'S,
my3l lt2dp - and Is Camp street.
Haze TOW .aMv
)LD PHOTOGRAPHS. AMBRoTYPEs
OR AGU.ERREoTYPEs
GU desire copied large and framed colored In
ill., water pastele coors7 if &c. send with directions
# color of hair, eyes and complexion. and will mako
hem natural as life.
JOHN h. CLARK.
myS1 1t l0l Canal street.
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
7............. Charities str~et....."........15
A. BROUSSEAU,
Importer, ofers wholesale and retail
nior EnUliR ali md An,or
Ill CLOIH-Floor Table and tnamel
dATTING-1OOO ,ois. White Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Cornices. Table and Piano Covers.
UkTAINs-Lsoe and Nottngha Laoe
sROCATELLE Ootelines. Reps. Hair Cloth. eto.
'URLAPS-2O bales, various qualities.
my3 2dp Su We 50
Stylish Shirts,
SIX FOR NINE DOLLARS
my3l 1t Corner Canal and st. Charles at.
DEALS DRUG STORE.
oRNER PoYDRAs AND cARoND ELRr STREETS,
Ice Cold Sofa and Mineral Waters,
GENUINE FRUIT sYRUPs.
Unsurpassed for delcacy of favor.
TOILET AND PERFUMEhY ARTICLES
my3l st Up.
Linen DrS1,ays
ID U q *,
Just received q complete assortment of LINEN
GODS, suitable for gents wear.
L
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Probably very sea sick, by this time'
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SprOMIe j. .NcCOsCss'S

SpTONIe y sucCOeChPS
immense Stock of
FINE CLoTHIN Nc
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
SELLING OFF REGARDLESS OF COST.
During the summer we will sell
Black and Gray Alpaca Coats at 3d. So and s. each.
Striped Bingham and Linen Coats at 81 IS, So and
81 so each.
Merino and Bombazine Coats at IS and So.
Fancy Linen Pants at 81 50 and 50 so pair.
White Linen Duck Coats and Pants at So so and IS
each.
White and Colored Mems Vests at 81 each.
White Flannel Suits at s1S
Fancy Cashmere Pan s at s. so, So so and IS.
Gauze Melno and Lsle Shirts at 5Octs 75cts. and ST.
White Jean Drawers best at 81 pair. ~1
Brown English Hose at 81 81, SO so and 81 per
Yellow bingham Sun Umbrellas at 81 IS and 81 so
each.
The prices Of many of these goods are below the
cost.
We ask call.
SPROULE & MCCOWN,
my31 1t 2dp 40 ard ~ st. Charles street.
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BTLLIARDs.-On Monday the LIST of June
Mr.. II. Miller will play Albert Hoa, now the
the champion Of the State, in the four bali
American caroms, at the Crescent Hall Club
room, 500 points up. for the champion four
ball medal and stake Of $50 side. Both
players have been perfecting themselves
SINCE their last meeting and tho contest will
To one Of great interest.
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CONNOLLY-On Friday, May 49, 1874, at 23O A. NJ.
Thomas NJ Connolly native of County Sligo, Ire
land, aged forty seven years.
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Two Chicago editors have been conveyed
80 the insane asylum. in consequence Of the
following conondrum:
There is dispute in our neighborhood
about the relationship of various parties
Two Of our widowers married each others
daughters BO.h have children, and the
question is, what relationship do their chill
dren bear to each other, and how are the
parties generally relatedf
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Mr.. George Ellis. the well-known news
+aeaier opposite the Pcst-O Zoe, has kindly
Furnished us with the following late papers :
Z Wild Oats, Pictorial World, Daily Graphic,
Frank. Leslie's Illustrated, Days Doings
New York Clipper, Irish World. Police Ga
.zette, Harpers' Bazaar, Budget of Fun, Tom
Collins Song Book, and the most recently
received dates from Now York and the West.
3" Nick is always on hand to serve Gus ON
eexs with his usual politeness and attention.
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Mr.. Haley. Of Commercial Alley, has
kindly furnished US with copies Of Harpers'
! and Leslies Weekly. containing full par
tioalars Of the White House wedding; also
Wedding Bells. Young Ladies' Magazine,
Graphic, APpleton's Journal, Clipper, and
the Washington Capital. This great en-
porium is always supplied with the latest
pabliostions and the public will find gen.
tlemanly clerks and IN intelligent, enter
pr,sing s.d liberal proprietor.
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GIBS0N-In New Orleans, ON Thursday night. May
g. 1874, Randall Lee, aged fifteen months. of Gen.
X. L. Gibson and Mary Montgomery Gibson.
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THE CIVIL Law JOURNAL.
The frst number Of this publication. devoted ex-
clusivey to the interests of the legal profession is
book stores Of Jas A. Gresham, % Camp street, Geo.
Ellis. opposite the PostOHace and G. @. Haley Com.
nercial Alley.
Rates Of subscription: Eight dollars per annam
payable semi-annually in advance. Single copies
thirty-fv cents.
Professional cards inserted 1t ten dollars per annum
Orders must be addressed to
EDWIN L. JEWELL,
Editor and Pfopristor.
xguadp 10. 10 0ssyisx stseet Nsw osieaas.
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The indications are that the White Sui
5ehur Springs Of Virginia will be the most
fashionable place Of resort for Southerners
this season. Tho rage for Saratoga, New
port and Long Branch has pretty much
-caased to exist. except among Shoddy, and
the people Of brains and refinement are
found making their annual GUNNER pilgri-
mage to the delightful Meccas in the breezy
Snd beautiful mountains of Virginia. At
tho White Sulphur ono is sure to meet the
notablcsof the country and the most charm
ing sOciety in tho world.
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0wUNEwAL.D HAIl-SixTH SUMMER Con
,cExr-Overture, Felsenmuehle, Reissiger
Andante and Sohcrzo. from Trio, Marschuer;
Selections from Capuletti, Bellini; Waltz
Strauss Overture. Grown Diamonds; Grand
Quodlibet, Gungl; Trsueumerei, (by gen.
oral rcquest) Schumann; Selections from
Lac des Fees, Aaber; Waltz, Night Spirits,
~'''; fizzicato Polka, Jos. Strauss.
Grand extra matinee (by request) on Sat-
urday, June G, 1874. at IL o'clock; aamis-
zion so cents, children IS cents Subscribers
tickets for sale IS Grunew AIDS stores, 1919
! Canal and Is Raronne street.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE,
hartres Street.
A. BROUSSEAU,
Importer, offers, wholesale and retail:
CARPETINGS-lCNO pieces, English and American.
OIL CLOIH-Floor, Table and Enamel.
MATTING-1OOO oils White Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Cornices, Table and Piano Covers.
CCkTAINS-Laoe and Nottingham Lace
BROCATELLE Cotelines. Reps, Hair Cloth, etc.
BURLAPS-2O bales, various qualities.
my3l 2dp Su We 50
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is acknowledged throughout the world as
uncompromisingly antagonistic to negro
domination and social equality; is in fine
the party of reform. Of national integrity
and State sovereignty. Hence we yield
allegiance to that political organization
which promises political regeneration.
3. That in the future, we do not propose
to assume or to be saddled with the crimes
and blunders of those, who, in the past,
professed Democracy, and under its guise
disgraced themselves, their country and the
political name they abused.
4. That in the reorganization of the party
all old issues must be effaced and forgotten.
All time-servers, domagogues and political
frauds must be retired. and the intelligence,
the moral worth, personal integrity and in
trinsic merit must he brought forward and
placed in the high and responsible positions
of official trust
5. That the sacred duty of every true,
honest and patriotic citizen of Louisiana is
to redeem his State from its present con-
dition Of degradation, misery and bank
ruptcy. And that, to accomplish this OBJ
iect, perfect union of the white people, a
singleness Of purpose and determinati
of spirit are indispensable to success.
Hence it will be the aim and the mission of
the BULLETIN to labor for the accomplish
ment of SO laudable purpose. Neutrality,
IN such contest, will not be seen inscribed
upon our banner, but vigorous, active and
resolute action viii ever bs found tho rule
Of our conduct.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19
THE MOTHER's CALL.
ny MRS. coRSrE LAWS ST. JOHN

An ooed mother, sitting in the twiight oi an nv
n,n eyeninp weeps at the thought that hot Va,', NJ
lren who have gone out from her hoiho sU ',ot aa'
,usy world can return to her no lloro VI wv '"'N
ness, purity and beauty OF YOUTH
,,,r,o hack To INV arms little children
pac,r Through the fields brown ana sun
N,,horn your footstcps went out IN mes WurhhB'
To the great world far over lhe ~,
Conn, back DER the fields lying Souueh
And dim, in the chill autumn raiu
For my starving heart waltcth W io'" ~"
To my bosom again ana again.
Tho ,nist from the lOwlands nprlbeth
10 the sad, starcss fields of the sSS
Come! for the pathway IL lau'nR,,,t,,
And thc evening shades fast multiply
But bring your pure hearts oil wv nns n,ua ''"e'
Iay down your dark burden OF years.
And come to me, only as chhdren, .. and ,ear
Gonna bocl from the world, sraying children
Back in your innocence sweet,
with the hand of your Maker yet on you,
And tno MAY flowers under your lce''
| Nv arms to the dm faded meadows, ,,,,oe,.
80 iTNr vour forms stretch in hungerihR lucS'i
Return, like the swallows of summer
Again to your desolate nest
| Come back in your robes whl'e anu EaI'''''
| Your dimper, hnu nVi' ,'n,,t,
| n como in that marvellous beauty
Which only the innocent wear
Dear circle Of evanished faces - ,,O,rs
DTTr Turn r back through the twilight Of years
| And GLADDEN., with one bllssiui inolI''h'
These heavy eyes laden with 'eers'
,,, o,nuty arms fold but your shadows ,o
W, and me path which your hinIeSs lee, mW'''
,,,nt ~ ~ e., tno sweet heart Of the meadows,
Mes ont in the mist of the moor; ,,
W. notherhood's crown drops its leWe'e,
NV bosom is aching and bare, .,or
OF yonr childhood hold h,t one s1M'''
a one trtss Of your bright baoS -n"i''
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The Boys in Bed.

Whoever has lifted the curtains Oh
hovs' olcoyes, soon after their inmates a
poys ooUo m TO bed, and has looked low
;a,T ;mn,v in has seen pretty sight. Zen
ims nrseiiv their faces are laying most resi-,
srI sr,iE with hand under cheek, and IN
% many cases look strangely younger
@ than when awake, and often very lnian'
Tile tile "a if some trick of older expressiThn, hs
,nII, ,nhioS 10 thew IL had been taught to wear py
Sau S had been dropped the moment .ne
oay, n"u "mbitious viii has lost control.
iTbs iEg"ii Ids lie shut over bright, busy eyes; S
tbe m air is gently and evenly % famed ;s os y
oom;no SnU II; and going breaths; there is a
THius S;,tIa crooked mound in the bed along
isS' ths bsd's foot, or on chair beside, are
.ho .ho D Sav clothes, sometimes neatl!
sn snided sometimes huddled oil IN
hurry bulging with balls, or, IN IN th
iosssy h fellows, marbles stained VII
t%e t earth Of many fields where WOO ZOO
SIY cbuck have been trapped, or perhal
tnrn with the roughness OF trees
; which squirrels have been sought ; s pe
% %ans wet and mired with the smoo
= p hlapck or gray mud from .asa marshes, mus
the oozy banks Of streams, With Sar tbe bed
ia rats have been tracked. onaei; ;.s side
10 rats las' i;os the shoes-one on aSs l,s no
a y , w;tb the gray and Wn'''
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
WE ST.

The Cheyenne chief Big Horn has
nond.red uncondtionally at tho Cheyenne
o ooencv, together with twenty warriors, forty
"a,ows twenty-nine papooses and over 200
horses, ..,
The Detroit board of inspectors find
hot the propeller Brooklyn, which exploded a
Jaw weeks since, killing some twenty people,
,r,s at the time carrying 100 pounds of steam,
when her certificate allowed only TO-
A dispatch from Camp Sully, Indian
rorritorv dated November 7, tells story OF
a fight on Mcclellan creek the previous day
hetween twenty-eight men OF the 9th cavalry
under Captain II. +. Farnsworth, and one
hundred Cheyennes. The United States
troops lost one killed and four wounded The
indians loss was fifteen killed
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19

By the failure of New York envel-
ore maker, $50 persons are disemployed.
Two hundred and forty workmen
have been discharged from the Brooklyn navy
,ord A further reduction OF the force will
be made this week.
Udderzook was hanged at West Ches-
ter Pa, on the 18th inst. Ho made no
confession Just before the black cap was
drawn over his face, he said to the attending
clergyman; Gan have to say is l am as, SIN,
uer saved by grace and l am accepted of God
The managers of ST. Johns GUILD
say that at least ten thousand men and womel
ara out of employment in New York city, ant
that whole families arc without the necessiue
Of lfo. Hundreds gather at the Guild door
daily clamoring for food, and tho treasury o
the Guild, even to its reserve fund, ID eS
hausteQ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19
Electricity for TOOtllache.

A Paris journal states that Or. Dnu- n,oa
cbard of that city, finds the use Oh apero o,eu,
% tr;city very efficient in cases Oh seHere severe
tl tootba,he, a perfect cure, even wne,e sn;me
tbe teeth are greatly decayea' pe,ne np
.ne unt n,nnfreousntly ,n obtained, and tempo
roS rarv relief almost invariably ensuing. ensuing
"y Tn numerous instances, where allevia, ho
~ t;nn at first was of short duration, tne
stTa sfIect b became more and more marked, ,eo,
e,,doI end lasted longer as the treatment was wa
anu aaonsnted. lde The method pursued by Df.
Bapuchard in applying the electricity sons ns
to bou lace the positive pole Of the a5 currens
20 on the the cheek opposite the diseased .s.ss"'
M tno,b and the negative upon the ahtelo,
IoHs Iotsral m portion Of the neck, and to avolo M
,I, n1cerations the electrodes are made velS
,a,ce and their place freqnenal, y
la,gv nhagnsed. The application is continue! !:
o oboat half an hour, although reilel assaa
frsouently s experienced in ten to hitee e,
.. minutes minutes. A battery of about ten eli
ments is used.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19
m,scELLAkEOUs.

Tba steamer King Leopold Oh No"
,..,,s recently foundored at sea- and '"'"''
peTIof Information received in diPloinn',O 1a, W..
.-.,as confirms the report that SPAN na =,
cii',VI "a ,bo indemnity to England growing ont u
the The Evening Post says II the ,a',ns IL" ,s.
,,,i, steamship company do not give sae .Ss .ns
MAJ, si,t business to the Pacific railroads rns nae
a." ,,,,or w will arrange with line Oh h"SA''
49,. ,o.usrs to China and japan; ,o,,,h;o tba,
'''iHil' Il Is II reported in Phiadelph'r 'r
49, orrers Of the steamship areaehassS, cao ..asSon
sr0 sro aslibcrating about sending o',VV paod p q
a.o a,. over in her, to be fed and nOu''' y
gear Soora during the Centennial exhibition,
o '' The American express CON compaD, u, :,
,o..or,er on the Toronto otan'n y, ,,o
!. nro,t Western railroad, was rooO0a a,orn, ,a
u.0s, vi Ave- masked robbers. The amou%s a,o Ooc
:. W U,onsy lost is supposed to be Sl'''''
m $4,000,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19
FOREIGN.

Venezuela is in ierment OF reVoiu'
ton.
For come years past there has oeen peel,
an annual emigration of 10000 persons from
Italy.
The annual number OF persons Gull.
yicted of serious crimes in England Sho"'
steady diminution. .ort
The Russian Government mas e.n'
orders for the speedy completion Oh 'n' '''
tress on the Khivan frontiers I,
Nalakaua, the King OF the oahu~,,n ~,
Islands, will arrive at San frahc'soo " "
Beuicia, about the last of this MONTH
Political parties in France are knU~, ,,'a
as the "Macs, the Anti-Maca, tho NAV
ma boOtsuxn and the '.Plonplonitos. -,
Although owning and controlling H,
land Telegraph, Sir Stafford Nortnco'o :, 81, !,
the British government has no ho'lo" "
vesting in cables. .,o ;r
A telegram from Paris says the ~ II
preston there, in circles favorable W y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19
Treasurer Spinner's Report.

r.o,,,ror S,;nuer's annual statement
lro"9I thot tbe receipts for the year,
enG%" on1;no lime 30, 1874, show decrease,
or onnnered with the previous year, oi ia
ootp o.ntpms caused by the panic, oil va"
9S5 $50, and in internal feVeIu1, Ia law Of
stoned by recent changes ,no IN Sllo A"w awcln.
ali 335, 500. The expend'ssutIes' ts unbl;c
s;ve of those on account OF we u, oin p e5o
deht haye been decreased 9l,ouy,OL
Tommendable, he says, as TINS r1VlentI eur LII
sonnt 10 it is believed it Will pe SUI au,n
i,omt nnatar ot the end of the current yesa;;.
S.;Nner says the labor required IA n,o 40
| on niaa hos Increased. The reductioh II
} ol'o01 .In ,nmbrr n of female employees, ,na anu
tho tho rednction of the salaries Oh na .noot ot
q the rouno :.,. under the act of congress al
4 iost session. has been source Oh lf', ,S;a.
d r,am;ence ,",r e to the department, anu VI '
l. VENT, ,.ana 70 moor widows and children,
/ 'fGSS Tbo y, treasurer asks legislation W .o
Q straiu the issue OF circ,.'" t,r acts of
Q other than are authorized oy misde-
congress, making the salio ir,nrison-
o meanor. punishable by hne or nainIv at
!, ment or both. This evl! is ha ne which
|. tho south. in some LOCALITIES Vi aa;nm %
it almost ain the only circulating nic;nali-
r consists of local issues by ina muia
y t'aa and manufacturing comphui, % the
n vi ia ~ suggests an amendment 10 ,ov' sro
t, o ottachine penalty Tor non.pu, tHo
ID law, , within the prescribed term h Oh 'rS nf
is sno amnunt due from any nationa, as D" "na per
rs amoaa; ad;t;onal sum at the rate OF one ua Pes
g. an nnt ner month, upon the amouao on.o;usd usd
n cent. per 1.-THE the same to be retalheu,
Tn from the next interest due Oh ,1;on N, Of the
held in trust for the redemp'io1
circulating :" nstion a bank note redemption
OF AS su.a 10 no further delay will Q: occur ct;l
es me- thonah the redemption agency; Is Isl wl
,u ,n Without sufficient help. s;s;ns No;,v ther
snou be sent to the banks advsths thsr rny
ss ~ s 81 The amounts charged 70 ,a .n trsaa,
IN o. omntion r fund to reimburse the .tea;o
ger dempsiotuh ths charges for TRANSPORTING nS
an ry ior r,st sn0 Of asserting notes. III !,
On, h aha uhoroes will be in proporuo,hh W ,h, "
,bs unmber of notes redeemed r"'no'
rol. theic value. ,ardsd that I
res; ~ ,so,,ap rs Of the currency, with
py oomp.r p.ance Of the secretary oil
3 sna tpsasnry. be empowered to apPSoiin pS,in,
s ors snecial agent to examine tne ,,a;r a Z
otIv Mv spk Spanks neslecting to keep up tneir h;s
. a'iy % osnt redemption fund, and on q, I,s bs,
N cent' rt Il warranted, to place suon OA'
with in the hands OF receire
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19
SOUTs A..

The value of sponges collected this
season on the Florida reef is estimated AZ
?G5,OOO.
There are now in Louisiana twenty
oirht companies of infantry, four Of cavalry
and two of artillery,
The New Orleans mint is being made
ready for coming money, if congress makes
the necessary appropriation.
A new line of steamers has been es-
tabliahed in Baltimore to trade between that
mort and Port Royal, South Carolina.
An ,ntire train of cars passed over
NJ L, Duke, machinist, at Dallas, Texas, the
other day. lie was trying to climb the caboose.
Little Rock claims to be the cradle OF
female education in Arkansas, because the
first female college in the state has been
opened there.
Mr.. Gray, of Jones county, Ga, be-
oueatbed tho sum OF 100000 to Mercer 'lni-
yersity, at Macon, for the education OF young
men from Jones county who are unable 10 pay
their tuition.
A fire at Momphis on the 18th de-
stroved the residence of Martin Walt, OF
Adams street. Loss, $4,000; insured Tor ~,
900 each in the Imperial of London, and th'
Niagara of New York.
The steamer James Kinney struck
snap inst below Cairo, last week, stove hol
in her side, and was run on bar on the Ken
tucky side, where she sunk. Her bow Is
four and her stern in nine feet water.
The steamer Idai Leon, Captain Flu
ton sunk, Thursday, in Red river, bet~ee
Coushatta ana Shreveport. She had seVeh
bales of cotton on board. The boat IS to'
loss, She WAS valued at $4,000, and insure
for 81, 500.
The office OF the Gazette newspape
at Wittsburg, Ark, was set on fire last wee
and. owing to high wind preVailihB a' "
time. the flames soon communicated 10 T.
adjacent building and reven buildings We
consumed valued at s25OOo.
e, S. Ramsey, of Helena, Arkanss
sbot himself at the Worsham house, Memph
Tenn last week. the ball entering just bel
tho heart. inflicting fatal wound. A te
Gram to his father gays II have been uri'
fr m home, and, maddened, shall commit
cae God help me in the name OF Jesus
A colored man named Gordon, llVl
near Memphis, was shot and Killed py
White near Commerce, Mississippi, recen
Gordon had stolen shotgun from Dr. WI
for which he had been picking cotton
doctor. attempting to regain the gun, was
upon by Gordon, and, returning the hre X, ,
Gordon instantly. White was tried a"u
quilted. ., J., r
oral "Stonewalr' Jackson is in the poSse'
OF the southern historical society. " "%
dressed to General Leo under dare vi NJ
1863 and reads as follows: "donerai-
enemy has made stand at Chancellor e. .
ia about Two miles from ChanceliorS'l
horo as soon a. practicable to attack
that an ever kind providence VIII ple7s III
SUCCESS"
At Salisbury, N. c., two negroe'
tered the bouse of an old man, suppoT
have a large sum OF money OH manu. ;,
purpose of robbing him, on the morn
the 10Th inst and when he refused u :
bis MONEY! one negro fred, the shot tah
fectin the old mans mouth, but gahciDS y
only flesh wound. Tie old genti
wife, aged So attacking the nee'o
spade, the first blow penetrated HIS o'a
killed him.
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creased and soiled, thrown across them
and there, in their little cells squ9a,leu q9,osa
in the great mass of night, needless s
how the earth whirls away with them
or how the world goes, who is thinking
of them or what is doing at home, !lle
busiest people in the world are resting
for the morrow.-LopcWs " Anatomy
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