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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-05

tbs COTTON MARKET yesterday re-
tanned the brighter Influences Of the
day before and added to them, for Liv-
er3ool advanced -, and New Orleans
Il. There was good inquiry, especial
~ for low Co.t0us fairly Tree from dust.
These we're held with considerable firm
ness, and the purchases we're principally
OF qualities below low middling. The
opiuiOn that cotton wDllsteadi,y advance
from this time is very prevalent, but
next week il is thought that DOsts
which are returning from Mardi Gras
excursions will tske with them loads of
cotton that will swell the receipts. A
receipt here of 5000 bales yesterday APP
pears 10 confirm this expectation. 1t
will be observed that, for the fist time
this asOn, cur stock is much above that
OF the two or three previous years Of
this season. The events OF the pest two
days, hOWeve', show that a little per-
msneng frightening OF the cotton pros
pect would soon bring down thu stock
figures. The market closed With con-
slider able boUyR1ey. Quotations at the
Memphis cotton exchange were as fol-
louyas
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PUBLIC SALES.
PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
33 BUILDING LOTS

No. 81, r DIN the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tennsssee.-Elizabeth Haglaui ct al.
vs. Ssmueila Ragland ct al.
DE by virtue OF decree for sale entered in
- this cause, will sell, at public auction,
In front Of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Msmphis. Tennessee. ON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY ABOUNDs bu! does not ciTcu-
late. The banks find their deposits in
creasing, but business lADguishes. This
gliding o. money-which ought to be 10
trade what the sap il 70 the plAht-into
the recesses OF the banks, Is lRmenta-
be feature Il the times. Should we
pint greenbacks by the million itwould
no more help business than does the
gol now lying in the Black Hills, 1.-THE
millions must lie unproductive in the
banks. There il little application FOR
money, which the hanks are glad 10 loan
AZ 10 per cent. Exchange is firm st I
discount bus ing and premium selling
on New York; on New Orleans buy ing
o. ! discount, and selling AZ par. The
sop, IL % exchange was only moderate.
with ligh. demand FOR IL; the sale OF
$3.50 bales Of cotton on Friday fore
shadows greSter plenty. Scnps hhd
stocks we're inactive, but the 1870 Mem
plis tax scrip CONTINUES TO occupy ate -
don. snd tue rsts Is siil unsettled, but
qulia io1s boxing rather lower than
wa- estimated the day before and we
set them at S5,d s. buying and 80 slling,
klf E1NefHl DuIQ 'Nl5 H1i4 NJ Efa. 6OIQ
wss lIis ia New York aud 1874 Ia Mem.
pals. the banks have received q treasury
notice from Washington, infJrmiDg
them that they, and not the treasury,
must, for the IN ure, pay the express
charges on packages Of mutilated small
currency 5 5nt 10 Washington for redemp
ton, and ou the new currency sent 10
return for IT, To meet this increased
expense the banks will hereafter charge
discount Of ! per cent. on al mutilated
currency put into their hands for re.
q smptiOu. As We shall soon have silver
change instead OF chicken stuff" the
discount will not have TO be submitted
10 for long. While 1t does last, how
ever, IL will have the effect Ct ch sckiDg
the ssndiug Of mutilated small notes to
Washington for exchange into new
notes. We shall therefore have al
mount Of d rsy tstleTs and OF "smsll-
} OK abonination" to handle that will be
dis gushing, and the effect will be that the
clear, shining, silver, cllnkiug coins will
be most heartily welcomed when they
come along.
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BANKS.
A. WOODBURY., President.
A. D GWYNRE, VIce-PFea1dent.
j. A. HAYES, Jr., Cashier.
STATE NATIONAL BANK
OF MERPHEs. TENN.
GAPHAL S3OO,OOQ

DIRECTORS
AMOS WOODRUFF.
A. d. g WYNNE-..Of Stewart, Gwynne q Co.
A. ]. WHITE.-.........Of White, Langstaff d Co.
a. I. LEM MON..Of Joyner, Lennon & Gale
r. Nj rs ;;;....Of K. Miles & Co.
J. p. HOFFMA of Mitchell, Hoffman & Co.
]. 81. GOODBAR.......Of Goodbar & GiIliland.
n. MALATESTA- ............. OF l.. Podesta & Co.
W. n. SNEED, JR...............U Myers & Sneed.
I. ]. LATHAM. ..Of Etheridge, Latham & Ed
wards.
@. P. HUNT.............-...Of Mosby. Hunt & Co.
W. W. GU Y...............of Guy, Mcclellan & Co.
Accounts of NJ chants and others solicited.
Collect promptly attended TO.
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Above low Chng's Their.
Water. -----I--

81. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
saGO..AN EXTRAORDINARY
Gituulions Oanieo--females.

NURSE.-A Protestant girl as infants nurse
~ objection travel excellent city reference All Wes
4sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

X Ienl-lhr srscu. UulIHCs ot lruasl !NsHa N4iLIs
academy tc-upN elevated ir and rauAu iug a. rA
tlSt oi tDe OaN uc iiNcr au surrnui1lIg r"tn
viii be oeu v4c to-, commencing Juno
20 iui, Ul 0 visitors te 4ki usi1 oI l4".i y
trims ct 20 trlcnu.a bum iles ~ u, t'. I!l,. ="
~ - !. " IL .Oi..
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
fslp Waniso

XVANTED-An experienced middle-aeed gen
w uenAn accustomed % selling goods 70 act a. Agent
standing " sueh party very neetA.
viii salary and com m.sion address
Tor one week. HOME oEFICE, Box lSoI NJ Z. Fes%ome@
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

HOUSEWORK.-A girl wishes situation to
L cook wash rOu do housework no objections To
country 93 Diyi-IOnst.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEw.YORK,
SOUTIIAMPTON. AND BREMEN. .
COMPANY'S PIER foot of SECOND-SE. HOBOkEN.
RHEIN. saturday, May 20 MAIN. satgrcay, June 3 ~
ODER SATURDAY., May "a NEf kER SATURDAY. lJuc 10
RATEs OF PASSAGE from NEWYORk 20 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN
FIRST CABIN Sl0d gold. SECOND CABIN, 500 goid-
STEERAGE $50 currency.
Return reduced rates Prepaid Steefage Ceftin
Gates. $50
FOI freight or passage apply 10 ~ n ,, .
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

NURSE-By a reliable Scotch woman, who ls
~ cap be OF caring ifs birth would assist with
other sork about house; good recommendations Call at
CARPENTERS. los 6thave, near sth-st
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

New York, HaVana q MeXCan Mail ,. ,. LInc.
~ steamers leave iier s, North River, at p.
FOR HAVANA ONLY:
CITY ISDAN. NAV %
CITY OF VERA CRUZ EHDA1. NAV 70
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS
calling Fro Campea cly Tuspan and Tampco'
CITY OF HAVANA. TT ESDAI May 70.
freight or passage apply to
L. ALENANDkE q SONS, NOa. 81 and 80 Broadway,
Steamers viii leave NewOrems May IS and juno 3 for
Vera Cruz and all the above
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

CEAMSTRESS.-Ar respectable woman to x
y ont by week or month cut and t an
bring machine required best city reference AZ
Mest 10Th VI.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
Business Chancss.

NANVASSER wanted for frst-class law
" paper hut those having experience ne, apply Al
dress T.. H., Tribune ONCE.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08
EASTERN STATES.


DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 6.-The towr
Of RockdGlc, six miles west of here
was destroyed on the 9TH by terrific
tornado. The whole town is washed
away. Thirty-three bodies already found
and many persons still missing. Bur
lingtOn and Davenfort also suffered.
ST. Louis, July Carl Schurz de
.clares for Hayes
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Thc Senate
has met the House half way in all
matters of reduction which do not in.
volve change of existing laws. \
compromise on the army, Indian and
legislative bills is not probable within
the next eight days.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Congress will
probably adjourn by the 18th.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Senator Nor
rill accepts the office of Secretary of
Treasury, commencing duties to-day.
The President has received an auto
graph letter from Emperor William of
Germany, conveying congratulations
upon the American Centennial.
New YORK, July 2-Mai. Gen. J. \.
Dix has accepted chairmanship of Ma.
tional Association of Veteran Soldiers
and Sailors of the United States, which
declares for Hayes and Wheeler, and
says it is in the power of the veterans
to decide the Presidential question.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08
Local Mining Affairs.

Mr. Herman Welisch writes Us from
Santa Rita July (, and says that the
day before a Mr. Candclario found a
gold nugget weighing twelve and one.
half ounces, and about half an hour
later in the day, another was found by
E. Bcdolla, which is worth $l04, and
Is clear OF rock, and another party
with two rockers washed ont $50 in
one day. These several finds came
from what is known as the Mexican
Camp. Mr. Welisch thinks the Santa
Rita the best selfsupporting camp in
the Territory. With another heavy
rain, it is believed there will be much
water saved as the ground was quite
well soaked before.
The Ostrich mill company have been
obliged to send 10 Sonora for boiler
for their mill, and they expect to soon
have it in place and work steadily on
Yellow Jacket ore, of which there IS
an unlimited supply and the prospects
are all that could he desired. Thomas
Roddick has been in town ENJOYING
the Fourth, and he says we can con
tinue to bet on the Yellow Jacket for
a good mine. The owners of the mine
and mill are mostly of the hard work
ing and go-ahead character and they
will not fail to prosper and develope
and build up most valuable mining and
milling properties. In fact, success
Is no longer doubtful.
During the public school vacation.
Teacher w. b. Horton will be employ
cd by the Trench Company, which new
er had such assurances Of success As at
this time. The ore opens up abundant
ly and the furnaces work admirably.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

the rate of TWENTY-FIVE to the mile, de
livered uniformly along the line of
route, on proposed route, he is willing
to give or sell, subject to the order of
Lieut.. Reade
THE CITIZEN puts these questions
Just as they were put to us. The peo-
pie can read, consider and decide as
to what answer they will make 1t
Reade, after consultation with different
parties. has concluded to meet all who
are interested enough to attend, at the
School-house next Monday evening at
8 O'Clock, and more fully canvass
the telegraph business. There ought
70 be a general attendance.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

MoHAvE items condensed from the
Wallapai Enterprise Of June %:
Seven tons of ore from the Gunsight
mine worked in a rastra by z. IL
TompkIns gave 81 900 sixteen hundred
pounds Rainbow ore yielded $50
W. f. Arnold has cleaned up 500 from
his rastras in Cedar valley. The last
lot of ore worked from the American
Flag mine in the Mineral Park mill
yielded 81 ,O32 in silver.
The Indebtedness of the county does
not exceed $4,000 and yetwarrants are
much under par.
A4horse ambulance is run twi &c a
dav between Mineral Park and Cerbat
Malone, of California, is travel
ing through the Territory gathering
information for book.
W. H Hardy IS again talked Of as
candidate for Congress.
Two days last week (prior to June
% the mercury stood at 1OS in the
shade, and afterwards went down TO 90
YAvPM items from The Miner
June 80:
Major John G. Chandler, Chief Q.
VI. of this Department, is relieved from
duty and ordered to Washington. Maj
or Charles A.Reynolds takes his place.
Assayer Charles Pletz had just fin
ished up six silver bricks valued 81, 1928.
%. They were from the Peck mine
L. B. Jewell has sold to w. \. Rowe
his interest in the Tiger ground for
$500.
W. L. Wilson and D. S. Haskell have
formed partnership and intend start
ing planning mill, sash and blind
factory.
The body of Abraham Gagnon was
recently found beyond Chino valley.
1t Is supposed that the death was by
suicide aud occasioned by want OF
food and water.
The barley crop in Verde valley
will not come up to the expectations.
There Will not be enough to supply
the demands of Government therefore
Salt River will get little piece of our
pie. The corn crop will be good and
fully supply the demand.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

DETAILED dispatches to the New
York papers from the Big Horn expe-
dition make clear that General Crook
got decidedly the worst of it in his
battle with the Sioux on Rosebud riv-
er, on the nth inst. The Alta Califor-
MIA says il this connection: The
Crows who led the attack in the late
fight between Crooks troops and the
Sioux have returned home. being dis
satisfied with the support they receiv-
ed from the troops.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

HON. COLES BASHFORD, Secretary OF
the Territory, arrived here last Monday
from Prescott, expecting to meet his
successor in office, and close out his Of
nUioI t,,asir.sss asiu l,tv.-., - D~a-oot'
where he has a large business and
where he expects to reside in the fu-
ture. As announced at the time, Gov.
BashGord resigned his office over eight
months ago, and has been anxious
to turn over to his successor, who is
daily expected here. The Governor
was one of tie earliest residents of the
Territory AMI has been among the
most useful, and we are very glad to
know that he will continue his home
in it.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

5. NJ Pettengill n Co, of New York.
are out in circular asking for the
Fourth Of July number of every paper
in the United States, saying they intend
to bind all in volumes for careful pres
ervation. The historical sketch OF the
town asked for, will appear in the next
number of THE CITIZEN, when we will
send this and the next paper.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

y WASHINGTON dispatch of June %.
says James y. Williamson was con
trmed as Commissioner of the Gener-
al Land Office. In this dispatch, he is
mentioned as from Ohio; another
places him in Florida, and another in
Iowa.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

LIEUT.. DAVIS and Mr.. Hill of the
telegraph party came in yesterday
from the west and report seven miles
of poles set and holes dug for the re-
ceptiOn of the butend of ten miles
more of line. The distance to Ralston
via the road is fifty-seven miles Her
aid. Silver City, N. NJ July 1.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08
FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 5.-In the first en-
gagement between the Turks and Ser
vianS, the Turks were victorious. Ser
Wan loss 2OOO. The great powers are
still neutral.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08
MARRIED.

In Prescott on Thursday, June %, 1876
AT the residence Of VIM. NJ. Buhum, Esq.
by Rev. \. Gilmore, chaplain United
States army, Mr.. VIM. G.. BashfOrd and
Miss NJ. Louise Evans, both OF Prescott.
In Los Angeles. California, June If, by
Rev Packard, II. V. Cram Of Pres colt and
Mrs. T.. \. Cooley of Los Angeles.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08
GENERAL MER CHANDISE
Cienega Station.
4. 4. WILT, Proprietor.
Situate on the Overland Mail Route,
% Miles East of Tucson.

Living, Beautiful and Cool Water.
The Finest Grazing. Abundance OF Food
at Reasonable Prices.
THOSE WHO BOARDED AT THE cos
mopolitan Hotel in Tucson, when that
establishment was under the charge OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wilt, will need no assurance
that they know how TO keep hotel, and
II the tired and dusty traveller and team
ster will stop at the Cienega, they will
find that the present management know
how to keep a station.
The HEAVY PART of the Road, just
NORTH OF the Station is NOW
AVOIDED, a New Road hav-
ing been built around it.
The Comforts OF an American Home at a
Wayside Station.
\. \. WILT
June l.. 37-4w
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

OUR dispatches to-day are of unusu-
al interest.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08
Trl-Weekly Mail Line
yuma Division),
FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.

FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.
UERENS & MITCHELL, CONTRACT
II ors: Jas. a. Moore, superintendent
Four-horse coaches arrive at Tucson
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY.
Leave MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at p. m.
Arriving at Yuma in 3 days; connecting
with the san Diego Division of the same
line of stages direct to san Francisco.
Time to San Diego days.
FARES AND FREIGHTS.
Tucson to Florence, SO 90
Tucson to MaricOpa, 30 90
Tucson to San Diego, 10 90
Tucson to Yuma, rs 90
Tucson to san Francisco, IS 90
Tucson TO Florence. s cents per pound.
Tucson TO Yuma, % cents per pound.
Tucson to san Diego, 40 cents per pound.
Agents.-Frank Staples, Tucson; James
NJ. Barney, Yuma; +. y. Fish Il Co.,
Florence.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

All persons indebted to us are requested
to make prompt payments on or before
December l; and all having claims against
our Tucson house, will please present
them for adjustment within the same
time. L. y. FISH & CO.
Tucson, July 1. HNtf
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08
Tres Alamos House.
Desert Station.

2 Miles from Tucson and same from Pr
cachO Station.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

CBAS. H. LABEREE, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-07-08

Offices
Montgomery ST.
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1876-02-23

tho bankrupt on The gtonnl that her clAim il
provaGla asalt,Rt him In bankruutny.
suPHnIun COURT IN NNiEF.
1ator Wolf & Son sued lsalph N. IAhAtn for
u. d. updogroyo bsgan = suit for s2,6oo
". Ford. D. Howard. q. II. Fox, Martin An.
drews, II. q. BpAfford, aud othora, asking for 4
mechhnio'a Hen TO tho amount Of 41,tl00 On
sight houses situated on ths northHsat corner
OF Chicago ayenus and Dearborn street.
Gaylord D. Doobo began N action In trenpasA
sRAlnst N. II. lane, laying damages at &3O,OOU
Henry N. Whoslor Of n. aued ThomEB u. Keut
and uou1 4 Keith for $4,000.
5vno. norr,ss-Kisss 1as 81. Il. Till,
JUDGE GAnY-1b0, 1868, 1871. 1B3, 1874, 1877, 1870,
19o lol, 100. 19l, lo5, i97. LOB, 1o9 POI TO 2o5,
jupoK JAmrsos--9i. 81, 2s, aa, "a, So, Al to A..
40. 48, 90 10 63, G5 to CO. Inclusive.
JuDoE MooRE-20, a. q.
JUDGE IsonEns-set chaes 1.297, 1,4o7, and
Of old calendar. -.
18, 20.
JupaE FAnwE1t-No ca,l announced.
JUDoE WILLnMs-Eivsrailo Company Case.
nHrrno HrArEa oEnoutr gouar-1uDox pLnDarrr
Tnas s9a a1.9 n,sta nGsany w. "'
UHt1rp BTArEs DlsrAsoT Counr-JupoE DtopofTZ
%. u. 0rummond ". Proceeds Of Lark paranA
sss-un;on i Dsy-Deek Company w. Same: decree ds,
y?7o.48.-Duflso Tug Association ~. Same; deeree,
surzhfok Counr--JrpdE OAnr-A. Jtegorman 1t ii.
VI. William DurMeister, {lDl.0S.
Qnourr oNYIss,oNs-hlrv Walsh, ndmfn.
llratrix e4c Va. Z. J. Pratt and j. Il. DickcrIlkc
JupeE Decentralization nusso ct Il. ". jonathan
Clark; VERDICT sl.lso, and motion for nav trial.
, 1876-02-23


The Chicago Plato and BAR Hill Company filed
bill yesterday against Cornelius Ryan and
David I1allaun, representing that its personal
property In blay last was only worth $1,000. but
thkt the Assessor raiaed 1t to 100000 without
notice, and now the Collector 10 calling for tax
OF SeS6.75.
VAIL vB RrAnI-
Ths trial Of tho cAse Of Vail va. 8tAht. whero
tho plainsi1 claims $40, 900 damages for tho acts
Of the defendant, In attempting TO smoke him
out Of houss, VIVA concluded before Judge
Rogers yesterday. The principal Witness was
shs defendant, who denied wholly thatIhe had
attsnptca 10 stop up tho chmneya 10 Il to ln-
coo,mode tho plaintiffs family Ho also denied
that hs hal thrown water down the aues, ca!lod
Air. Vail bad namea, or ia fact done anything
case was given to the Jury Ia tho afternoon With
leavo to noAl verdict
ITE1ts: ....
All the Judgcs were IN cours yesterday, but no
On, vlo anished lilo caaa os Val ". s!ab!.
Judge Moore WAN engaged al tho no.niug in
hearing the tax cases, which will probably DO
TLo Rsvessido Improvement Company case
before Judge Williams was uos adjourned until
Monday, owing 10 the Illness OF Mr. George q.
Campbell. one q the counsel.
uH1rKb 6rATEs O0uHTa.
John EARLY and Iamaa LAue began suit for
$aoeo against James III. Seymour. A. L. Conk-
lcr and Lewis Z. Davis brought suit Tor o., 600
sgainst tue satno party.
The United stAtes began suit in dent sgsiust
and Thomas Hsymonl. laying dsmages Al
kSo. goo: Also, anosher like action ngsinst o,
y. Dickinson; F. 2. Leach, G. 4. Burroughs.
Jonathan Abel. X. Y. Fahl1nau, D. G. Hush, ".
II. Bwain, and Frsnk Anes, tls damsaes being
laid 1t eco, COO, and Third agalnst q. q, Dick.
inson. E. 9. Leach, Jonathan A!bei q. r. Bur
IouEhs. T. :. bsl,tngs; 9: y. barnard, J. =.
Snyder. and d II. Ford tho debt boine e110..
600, and the damssea &5,D00.
The same august plunti1 began = fourth suit
Philip Collins, aud Hsrrigon Enei1.
HANKhuf1CT kA9rEn4.
l. In The mattos Of Qrylils Cronkhlts On petition
flled, a4 otdax Ma mads resttalnin9 Elizabeth
4. pSsts 9sem psaeaut1ng oAplaA snlt egAinAt
, 1876-02-23


Fourteen years xgo Young man came to this
city from poughkespsis and formed sla nc
ql,aintAnce Of III est!uabla young lady, who still
resides bore, snd whom he married. They rent
cd hollue, which tho wso furnished. In tho
COURSE Of year the xtfs waA taken il,, aud,
wble Vie was thus helpleAs. the husband eod
her furniture pocketod Tie proceeds. ran away.
aud joined ths army. subsequently,. ha married
Z Cincinnati lady. Ho deserted bis sseoud vito
aud removed to another town in Ohio. Here Us
met the le-year-oll daughter Of : Judge OF tho
Court OF Common Plea4. aud won hoE affections.
Yney nero married and went 10 Columbus Oh
their Wedding TIP, where they mat atssa Son.
atot, who shoHsd tham the principal plAcss OF
, 1876-02-23
slaughter Of Itirtla for Their Plulnngc.
LnItaE .Stfekdktf.

Mr. Alfred Nowton wrttea . ssriking Protca..
to tho Times against tho Wholesale slaughter OF
birds for tho sake Of ornamental feathers. u0
quotcH tho proceedings Of single Haie Of foath
ars to show thht to supply that sslo alnpe Q, 100
horons Tor cgrcts) nust haVo bccn destroyed.
1ndtn last autumn. Mr.. Newton obsorves that
no country could supply 10000 heroun In q ain
glo breeding asnsoa without nearly roofing out
the stock. Moreover, 15,U00 hu,umlng birds and
wore OF single kind. As tar as We know, mono
OF theao birds really diminish the stock Of food
available for man, 90 that In destroying them
for mofo SHOW wo empty tho world absolutely
OF , certain portion Of its boAuty and happiness
--whtlo tho beauty iB by no meana mAda up In
tho ornamcatatlon OF feminine toilots which Is
thus procured. In this age Of flne moralitcs
docs no ono really bcstow thought on tho
morality Of such reckless epoliasiou Of lilo nj
&L1s
, 1876-02-23

in.o+eat, iuolndlu9 tho pcniten.lary. While At
ths PanItsntiary. tho bigninist examined = par
teular coll. aud fAcetionaly rornsrkod 10 tho
Warden: "Whcn como here, want you 10
gtve ms this COLL" -Four months from that date
The gay Lotbario WAS rontencotl to flvn years. In
the Pontontiary. apd tho Warden conalderately
assigned him 10 the identical cell ho had hinself
neectAH,