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POLITICAL.
Mad Freak. of a Potter Witness.

NEW YoRk, August Is AT Q O'Clock this
evening. John A Lccb registered AT the Astor
House, in this city. anil was assigned room
on the third floor Al the lesk the man APP
pearcd tn be laboring under some excitement
soon after going tn his room loud report of a
pistol was heard and the crashing of q bullet
through the door accompanied by loud cries
from the room several officers were SUM
monci, who burst in the door. Immediately
bullet whizzcd past them, and the party in
side slammed the door In their faces moth
ar attempt by the officers to get ia was met
with another bullet but both shots fortunate
Is missed them. \ combined rush was made
and the man was 0ycrpowercd before he could
fire any more shots, lie was found IN be none
other than John A. Lccb, of New orleans
who was a witness before the Potter iuNcsii-
eating committee. Last week lac was terribly
excited, and said there was a conspiracy ON
foot to Kill him, and he meant to Kill the first
man who entered his room lie sail lac fired
in self defense, as he heard some one trying
To force open his room door and believed they
were some Of lhcconsplrators lie was taken
to the city Hall police station anil locked up.
In conversation with a reporter, he said he
was fully satisfied that he had been shadowel
for days past 10y fellow who wanted to put
him out of the way On account Of testimony
he gave before the Potter Committee, rs they
fear that he may tell some more lie says he
carried a private nlcncrsnda book with hin
containing some additional startling testimo-
ny, aud that It was the book they were after
lie went in search Of some one to protect him
aud called this evening at the ohiceof The New
York sun to see Mr., Gibson, hut he was not
there. lie then got Col Patton's address,
and also Manton Marbles. lie took a street
car but the conductor took him beyond Cram
merry Park, which beyond his destination and
which confirmed his suspicion \ visit was
paid to Coy. Tildcn, but he was abseny from
the city. Ihe lecsmore Hotel was neat visit
ed, and glass OF wine was ordered, but tn,
clerk acted suspielously aud he refused tn,
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7 ELEGRAPHIC
Associated Press Dispatches.
YELLOW FEVER.
Now Orleans.

Nrw oWLrANs, August Is New eases, III,
deaths, ~.
INV oHtrANs, August la-Filrl l2!nr
New eases, l29; deaths, " The prcsid-
ing officers of the Cotton ENchpnEc and Cham
her of Commerce have addressed coiniphni-
cation 10 the Postmaster General Protesting
against the interference witl,ihe United states
mails 10y quarantine authorities In the towns
and cities or The States Of Arkansas, Texas,
Tennessee, Louisiana aud Mississippi They
represent that great lnssrs and Inconvenience
hive resulted Ia merchants uf New olcan,
and their clients In the state, named, from
arbitrary action oI such local authorities. In
preventing all mail communication They
appeal 10 the Postmaster General for relief,
in view of the apparent illcgnllly of any inter
ference with t'nilel states mails,
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wAsusGtoN, u, G. August, latl--Indica-
tions Tor the Gulf States, nearly stationary
pressure aud temperature, variable winds,
mostly northcasterly, parls cloudy weather,
and in western districts occasional rains
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Grenada.

GHESAph, August Is AT D. m the death
list for the past n hours has decreased to s,
being . less than the previous u hours, with
only now cascs-simply for the lack Of ma
teyial
In response To an appeal yesterday the How
ard Association sent twelve more yellow f.
Yer nurses 20 Grenada
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one now case and no deaths To-day Re, J.
kuthern, Edwin kurshudt and other on-
GERS of the Hebrew Benevolent Association
make the following appeal
sickness, distress aud suffering among the
poor is increasing daily our nnds are near
ly exhausted In this sad calamity we deem
it our melancholy duty 10 appeal 10 the sym
pathirs Of our brethren throughout the United
Statps Epr snnpfIv nId
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sAWATooA. August .lo.--flrst race, three
quarters Of mile, Piquc won Lady Darcy
lapplng Time, ll0t,
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NUMBER 81.

IiinEs-Firm. Dry select, lai picked II;
stack sallcd, il; kips, lii wet saiied, 7is@s'G.
WooL.-Quiet. Fine Eastern, spring clip,
so@2'i lne Western, l'@ioi improved Next
can l2@Il,
BAGoINo ANp TfEs Active and unchanged.
CorroN. Receipts, 2Gl, no exports sales
liz stock, 1859. Market steady Anddling,
il'i Good Middllng, lla Low Mlddling iOs;
Good ordinary lO's. ordinary aadLow orli-
nary Nominal - N
INV NoHk, August lD--tiold opencl Va
stocks buoyant money &c "a per cont Gpld
1907. ENclangc-ions ~ sinrt 'issN
state bonds steady Go,t - bomis nrin..
cnirov Market quiet "A ~ a MID
filing tplands, "; Middlb psicsns. Hl-
Futures quiel--Augnst ff-wi ecitc.Sler.'
ll-Gs oatoher il-Ss Notoohcr il-1a7 -
cembcr Ills.
Idvrnroou, August 10, 40, t0hqiitta gisa.
changed. Mid,hlng lipianls q -ie, sfldaY
orleans 9 li-i6s say. 900. Including ipoQ5-.-,,
speculation and esitt receiIsis lsa-s-A-r
"a ra,,,rc.-i.s,a better. up,1F
,nisS clause /. October tieiil5 : ~
gust \ lp-3ldf august n. q
price; s,q,icmber, and -
November aud DctgpLj
low middllng clause, noN-,rop IN
Senbcr and December, per sail, e'i'
Closing Marl{ots.
NEW oaLEASs, August l9t-Gold yoke
loos, sight = prcmiumi Sterling hank ls1i6G
iss, Consuls 7i@7l4.
Cotton nominal sales 100. Cool Ordinary
lo's Low MIddllng 1875 Mlddling ii9ti Good
Middling ilii.
Receipts, net, $50; gross G5oi exports to
Great Britain, $40 stock 225l.
KANsAs Cuy, August io.-Gress wlntcred
Texas steers So 90 to s25 Ooi corn fed $1,000
10 So 20. bacon, clear ~; rib 7is; tongue
az. Wheat, No. 2, four oars sold at 7sif
cssl No. s, spot 20, - asked.
Nrw IomS, August lo.-cotton quiet, sales
ilO Middling uplands l2; Middlng olleans'
l2si consolidated net receipts, 9iii exports
Great britain, 2lOo.
Futures closed quiet anil steady. August
li-so; september Hoo To 1l-O3i october li-57
to ll-3s, November ll-ig TO 1920 December
ll-li to ll-l5i January lilo 10 ll-l7; fcbrra-
ry ll-2l to11-22.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Strikers Return to thoir Work.

PoTTsymLE, PA, August 10 The breaker
boys who struck at Ccntialia for advance wa
ges last week resumed work to-day utpreyious
xyagps
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LoNpoN, August la-Caln, Morton & Go,
West India merchants, have failed! Liabilities
one anil ouu half million dollars
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st. Louis.

81 LoGis, August lS-I having been known
To our health officers that silence sending o
physician to Belmont to examine all north
bound trains for yellow fever cases and the
establishment of strict quarantine regulations
ut Cairo. passengers by steamer from the
south have been landed gu the Arkansas shore
some miles below Belmont, who crossed the
country in wagons To the main line Of The 50
Louis aud Iron Mountain railway They last
night sent Dr Emanuel down That road to
Poplar Blum, Arkansas, 10 examine all mp
bound trains hut arrangements were not
made too soon, for upoa the first train Dr.
Emanuel met he found two cases Of fever,
which are now In the quarantine hospital
This surveillance vi trains both from Iiellmpni
and Poplar BluG, aud East 81 Louis as we'll
will he continued, and rigid examination of
them will be made.
Pensacola.
PENSACOLA, FLA, August l9.-1hc brig
Akbou, has reached quarantine. The sick
ness proves tn he a. chnrged-ycllOw fever
All vessels from infected ports We he detained
at quarantine until frost.
Now York.
NEW YonK, august g.-Col Bufalp, agent
Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Air Line rail
road, received contributions To-day for the
Grenada yellow hver sufferers amounting 10
$500
VIM waogan Of Brooklyn, was taken sick
to-day, and II Is supposed With yellow fever
Cairo.
CAIRO, Ill, August 10 The Board of
Health having ascertained that passengers
from yellow fever districts hal been landed
at points above and returned to Cairo by
south bound steamers, adopted resolutions
prohibiting the landing ut this point Of steam
crs going in any direction except by special
permit No fever here,
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Tho Potter Committee.

NEW NoRk, August lo.--lhc Potter qpni-
mlucc rcsImcd this morning The apparent
insanity ol Lrcb was generally disrusscde
Ills wlIr and children arr down with yellow
fever in New orleans, while with the excite
ment OF lcstifyiug before the committee have
caused temporary arrangement of his mind
\ telegram was received from Kellogg, de-
nying the statement of rccb that he uceb)
was taken into counscls Of Republican leaders
of Louisiana
Butler called attention 10 his request Of last
week regarding the refusal Of senator Mat
lhews to appear before the Committee. A
motion was put 10 the committee and II was
unanimously resolved to report senator Mat
ihcws to the House as being In contempt
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Washington MILLS in Asho..


AsurANp, MASS, August 10 An inceudi-
AIRY fire sunday destroyed the Washington
Mills Loss, s25 600; insurance unknown.
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FOREIGN.

warliko Movements IN Austria.
viENNA, August l9,-Troops, ammunition
and material are constantly leaving for the
south 4 great depression prevails here
The people Ito not believe In Official assuran-
ces, that tho Porte, scrvia aud Montenegro
ia MT stttu,r 1 Tho ingtlrrnciinn
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wine. lie then wrote the following; 81 am
pursued by assnssins OF prisoners, and caunot
ind my friend - He told the clerk TO keep
that as II might hr of use IL his suspicious
We're conGi1n~l and anything hnppened to
him, He next went 10 the Ffili Avenue Hotel,
and registered, and requested the clerk to
Send for the Chief Of Police. The clerk re-
nrsed and refunded him his money, lie fnal-
ly coiiclhdad thtt the hstor House was as
good place " he murdered In as the filh
Avenue and went there, lie added that he
had mol Slept ANY for three days, and felt
much worried At being Swallowed white mar
rating the al, e Lccb hadall the appearance
of being rational except that he was much eN-
cited lie will lie aiken Ia court Tomorrow
morning
Later--Loeb 10 be Judged Upon.
Nrw lnK, husost 10 --,lolinE fcebswas
arrangt.l before the roonibs Police Courtto
day on charge Of disderly conduct He gave
sncl indications ofscrious mental disturbance
a- Ia induce tho Magistrate 10 commit him to
The Commissioners Of Charity In Wow oitihc
examination Of his mental condition.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GnyEsroS, august a.-SIssHy--Cn.,,.,
silyer-An~rican pals A!oxlcA 12
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erous rich man. He made all his money

ssrous rich man. He made all hi money
ofi the extravaganza ii women, ~ sriang
dry goods. When old Stewart saw thu, the
jig uas pretty near ny, and that he would
be called for before long. he began to think
Of his latter eend anil the iron xorks. He
knew that the Bible said il was easier ;or
camel to spit on his hands and crawl
through the eye ii n needle, than it WAS for
n rich man to give st. Peter the finger and
skip into heaven. 50 he thought he would
compromise the matter and smooth things
over by building magnificent hotel Tor
women--poor women. Where they could
have all the Colatorts I'll lie and u quiet
home for about So u week. Well, he built
the concern, but he died before it was fin
ishe,i. His wishes were carried on, md tie
hotel opened with great pomp and mighty
little to eat-like all Ir>t class hotels. The
women they came in dr"ves at hrs,. One
Of the rules III this hotel Was that a man
should never enter it. NJ SIR. 1t was all
Tor women. verything was ieminire--
even the chairs had iriiis on their arms and
pantalettes on tllsir le-liii!-, We mean.
Strange a. il may seem, the women di:nt
appreciate this isolation. anil thev began To-
leave, and it wasn't long before the whole
thing busted and the last woman walked
down the front steps with her bandbox sing-
ing:
F, am monarch of all survey,
| Nv right there j. none 10 diSp,It.;
I speak aud INV mimic" obey.
But l long Tor y masculine brute,
40 called.
d, Solitude charms" that thu pen
Oh the p,eis h ;v- WA birsi about,
Better live i'm howell wsth men
Than dwell in a = ,iace witi,out
any.
Ia rather cat cold beans and dine
At the restaurant over thu way.
Than pi.eaSaniS, fruits, ,ruiil-.- ani vine
| And No man at the head oi the TIA
bic.
Far better a dinner ii herbs,
With broadclnti, aud whi>ker in view
Than Stai,e,!ox and programme tina; curb
This yearning ior close contigu-
uy.
The almoner sweet was their thought
Their portion should gratitude he
For the etE,rt that seems To have taught
Human natures exceedingly pc
culiar.
Our thanks for the deeds they have done
Their mansion wa- splendid; but then
All women will shun Il mansion
That has Il msn-s!.unning psopen-
sity.
The sound III a church-go.ng belle,
II she fats the attention to win
Of some pious and Sood-Iooking swell,
Will be a suppressed sob Of in
iignation.
4 strange face is better than none,
II it only wears Wits er> AMI hat;
Their presence Just pats the oz ne
And lrctriciIy into the at
mo~phere.
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Frank Miller.

Frank Miller, whose sentence of death
was committed BY the Governor to ten
years imprisonment in the penitentiary. ar
rived in the city last night from Lexing-
ton, en- route to the penitentiary. in custody
of Deputy Sheriff Joe Bowman and Mr..
Ballard, of Lexington. Miller looks pale
and emaciated after his sixteen months
confinement. but said the Communication OF
his sentence brought him . relief that
words cannot express. He said that good
conduct would reduce his term to seven and
half years, and he was determined to de-
serve 1t by his departure. He is small
man, with rather progressing counte-
nance, and about the last man one would
take for murderer.
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THE TICKET.

The Democracy of Pettis County
have held their convention and the
proceedings are before the people.
The result is quite gratifying to all
who desired the success of the party,
above the success of political hacks.
There was an absence of chronic
Office seekers in the convention which
in an omen of good to the welfare Of
the democracy.
The ticket nominated yesterday is
made up of men who are capable and
are under the tongue of good report
among their neighbors, and their cleo
ton BY q handsome majority is as.
sured.
The BAzoo, in behalf of Z. T. Gen
try, thanks his friends for their fidelity
and faithfulness to him, and can as.
sure the Democracy that his name i:
q tower of strength to the ticket, and
we predict that he will be elected by
As large q majority as any candidate
on the ticket.
The party is now united-let the
past be buried. andsthe march on to
victory will be a triumphant one.
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CLINTON.
Stray Waits from Our Sister City

Stray Waits from Our Sister City
From Our Regular Correspondent.
CLINTON, June l5,h.
Nj. 4. Fyke has returned from Illinois
Elder Nat. Rsgland and lady are in
town. the guests Of his mother.
-Geo. Look, tie landlord OF the Allen
House, has returned from Chicago.
Mr. Chas. Harold and Miss Matte
Shroeder, we're married Monday evening,
by the Rev. Dotd.
Mr.. WIN. Lloyd Stewart spent several
days in Warsaw. this week. attending to
legal and political business.
J. s. Fem and vile left this week for
New York, where tn, = will sail Tor the
Paris exposition on Saturday.
Henry county il anxious for a fair.
Linele, Of the Demoeraf, has hi,ched on his
tow line, and in time will bring the mat
ter through.
Miss Mollie Brownlow has been quite
sick for the past week. She is slowly re-
covering end viii shortly leave Tor the
Sweet Springs.
The raspberry festival last evening,
under the auspices Of the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church, notwithstanding the
Indictment weather, vas . success tinanci.
ally.
The Good Templars' district conven-
ton has been IN session here for the past
week. Rev. Marshall, Of Sedalia, deliv-
cred lecture At the Baptist church Tues
day evening.
Judge Savage left this morning for
Kentucky, where he will spend some
months visiting the scenes Of his childhood.
A the Judge IL not candidate tor re-
election, he will not return 10 participate
IN the coming campaign.
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A case transpired in this city which, fol
oddly and cheek, certainly bears the palm
Mr.. C E. Snedaker, of this city, is an engi.
neer on the NJ K. & T. and gentleman
whose reputation and character is we'll
known to all our citizens rs beyond re.
proach. Last Thursday night, while visit.
ing friends in Clinton. he attended Pres
byterian festival, and while there bought
some ice cream, rendering in payment
Eve dollar bill and receiving the proper
change. After the entertainment he retired
and the next morning returned to his home
in this city. Yesterday he Was called
upon by . Mr.. E. W. Snyder. prominen,
member of the Presbyterian church OF
Clinton. Mr.. Snyder asked Mr. Snedaker
If he was at the festival and If he rendered
. Eve dollar bill for ice cream. Mr.. Sned-
aker replied in the Affirmative. The Gin.
tonian then informed him that the bill was
counterfeit. Mr.. Snedaker expressed his
regrets and intimated that he would have
been glad to have been informed of the fact
sooner. Without disputing the Clinton
mans word, and taxing his assertion for
granted, Mr.. s. invited him to the bank
where he would give him another bill in
place of the one claimed to have been
passed.
But this modest gentleman from Clinton
had another little demand-ke xunsed his
erpenses paid! To this Mr.. Snedaker de-
INJURED, rs he justly considered it an imposi-
tion. But Mr.. Snyder insisted on his pound
Of flesh. which amounted to FIVE dollars
more. Rather than handy words with
this chr,stian gentleman-Snyder-Mr.
Snedaker paid him $40, although he does
not know whether the bill brought to him
was the one he had or not. At the bank il
Was declared . we'll executed counterfeit
which any Cuisines man would be very
liable to take.
The least inquiry on the part of Mr..
Snyder, among some of the mott promi-
nent members Of his own church, would
have convinced him that simple note to
Mr.. Snedaker would have been all that WA
necessary to effect the desired object, and
1t the same time would have been more in
consonsnce with those doctrines for which
Mr.. Snyder evidently entertains such high
veneration.
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Settled.

DrHarter, who was arrested and fined for
disturbing the peace about month ago
had his case settled in Justice Clarke's
court yesterday. His fine was reduced to
81 and the Justice and Constable Conners
generously relinquished their fees, on &C.
count of the misiortunes that have afflicted
the defendant since his artrest
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On motion If r. II. Mead, the nomina-
ton Of X. T. Gentry was made unanimous.
Carried. [App:au-e.l
Mr.. Gentry came forward and thanked
the Convention for the honor Conferred, in
appropriate words.
Geo. r. Il. Jackson for Prosecuting At
torney, J. &. Iooh for Circuit Clerk and
L. S. Murray for Sheriff. we're all nominal
ed by reclamation, they having no opposi-
ton.
w. c. Gibson was put in nomination for
County Judge at large, by exclamation.
J. r. Scissor put in nomination w. II.
Graham.
Ira +. Barnes named Dr. J. T. Jone-.
J. W. Perlue placed the name Of DR.. W.
II. Evans before the convention.
WITHDRAWN.
DR.. Evans mounted seat and said that
he ~as not a candidate and asked the dele
gates Ia vote for somebody else.
FIRST BALLOT.
% Bne-s-- sU
Nraham. -------- -------------.- -------.-.. ~
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A Connecticut youth. only a week mar
ried, tried Ia kill himself the other day,
because his relations did not like his wife.
In five years he will try it ag ,in because
he don't like her himself.
Mrs. Swisshelm says abe wants no mar
to fall in live with her; abe is afraid he
might shoot her.
Mizzez Swish, the Lord hain't made the
man yet who would fall in love with the
woman who invented the chemiloOn.
The Detroit Telegraph, a bright aud
newsy one cent daily, appears IN new
-uit OF summer type.
"Snmmer, type" is good. We'd like to
zee summer that type.
A young lady entered the Sedalia post-
Office the other evening and stepped to the
general delivery and took out her porte
monnaie to purchase some postage stamps.
In doing 50 she dropped something, which
a gallant gentleman standing near by pick
ed up, and was about to call her, when he
noticed what the article was. 1t Ma not
an umbrella case-and he did not give it to
her.
Some people seem to think that
paper il sort Of laundry, to which they
can bring all kinds OF dirty linen to be
washed.
And then they amt satisfied. cOnfOund
them. They wan. their old buds starched,
ironed and sent home.
Upon the marriage OF Mrs. Wheat, of
Virginia. an editor hopes that her path
may be fiowery, and that she may never BE-
thrashed BY her husband.
May she BE- Graded AMI ground in the
mill Of wedlock, we'll kneaded in matrimo-
nv, till the yeast Of affection ellis the ma
ternal bread psn and OverAows it with lit
tie biscuits.
1t ia reported that Denver divine
made $4,000, last veal, out Of mining prop
critics.
That fellow made the old bot.omless pit
pan out right pesrt, didn't he?
Miss Severance. an Iowa girl. late .
pos:mistress in Grundy county, has thrown
up her commission.
Something wrong with that girls stom-
ach. That beats the whale business, and
one ahead Of Jonah.
Did you ever stop to think that there
are fifty -four distinct varieties of heas?
Yes, We have often thought of it. Our
log has two from every State, and their
legislature is always in session on his hide.
Every time they put IN q bill he has to
cratch. He yearns powerfully for . new
ct Of toe nails.
A San Francisco widow keeps the
kull Of her late husband i, glass case.
Then she sits down in the rocking chair
md counts the bumps, which remind her
{ stirring scenes IN her past life. When
Ter eyes light on the dent Of the frying pan,
he softly murmurs chose were happy
lays"
Nearly City women in the Illinois
hirty-two Of them to solitary conine-
nent.
What! not even . midwife?
The wife Of mail c Intractor in Penn
ylvsnia has gone on the stage, and driven
eF four-in-hand between Chamhersburg !
nd Gettysburg. II
She better 60 SLOW With her four-in-hand, I
be other fellow may have high, lov, ace
nj jack.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Observation-Disclosures
N!enf-L. S. MURRAY.
County Assessor-GEO. p. B. JACKSON
CAectro-J. A. Z. BROWN.
Treasurer T. GENTRY.
Circuit Uek-JAMES c. WOOD.
County Gerk-HENRY Y. FIELDS.
Recorder w. RITCHEY.
Aaessor-W. E. MIDDLETON.
Coroner Dr.. J. B. JONES.
County Judgs-W. C. Gibson Preceding
Judge, Z. &. Tailor, J. Q. Tannehili.
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Personal.

Major Hardin. Of Carthage, Vas in the
city yesterday.
Col. c. c. Allen, U. =. Marshal for the
Western District, Vas in the city yester-
day.
u. Hammond, = heavy weight Of the
drummer species Uf 81 Loui.. b At the Gar
,ison. He presented . BAzOO representative
with an elegant walking stick. Hammond
thinks he vill spend to day 1t the Sweet
SPRING.. II he does, he will be compelled
10 valk-the train does not 70 out to-day.