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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-31

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4 Kansas man. who offered bail for a
friend, was asked by the judge if he had
any encumbrance on his farm. SO! yes"
said he, "my old woman"
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Mullins for Breakfast-One pint milk
one egg, q piece of butter as large as
hens egg, one teasPoonful of salt, aalt
teacupful of yeast, and flour to make
stiff batter Rise over night and bake In
rings
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The only medical college for negroes is
in Nashville. It has an ample endow-
Inpnt
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IN IS00 there were 3U,UUU mOIe SHOE
makers in Massachusetts, than there ars
to-day, and yet the value of the product
of the various factories is S10,000,000
greater per annum to-day than it was then.
There are machines for sewing, siding,
lasting, heeling, pegging, bufling, rivet-
ing, crimping, edge-setting, eyeletting,
backing and other minutie OF the shoe
making business, and no less than seven
teen different inventions are now required
for any LARGE boot and shoe faGtory.
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John received us with hospitable
welcome which made u who had cap
si1c,) forget all mishsp., and tho dish
Of fried fsh which Mrs. Baxter placed
before that hungry trio can possibly
be imagined by those brethren who
have enjoyed the creme dc "a creme
they cannot I've described. John is
one Of the best fellows in the world,
and I hope his shadow will be no less
at the next centennial, if his health is
good.
Friday morning we left Johns ear
" for a run to Livingston, and we all
regretted that the day was to bring
our excursion TO n close. The Colo
nels star was on the wanc that morn
ing. He got no bites, and left us af'
ter dinner, as he anticipated, without
an apology or regret. Major and
Law. continued inseparable, whilst l
prevailed upon John to enlist as the
Colonel's substitute for the remainder
of the war upon the finny tribe) and
we concluded the voyage most pleas.
antly, though fearfnlly tired.
Major and brought in six pounds
Of nice ones as the fruits Of Fridays
exeriions, whilst canoeing nine miles.
A thunder storm drove us to shelter
at noon, and the hardest rainfall i ev.
or saw Of half an hour caught us at 3
o'clock. In anticipation Of the show
er,I unshiprcd my reels, pulled of my
shoes, packed them in the supply box
in order to keep them dry, placed my
gum coat conveniently by, and adj
yised John to "turn on steam In
the midst of the hardest Of the shower
we reached most inviting place, and
John showed our craft to the bank that
I might prospect. We we're not mis-
taken in the indications, and "took
in out OF the wet" one of the finest
bass taken on our excursion, while
that food was pouring. Whilst John
was attaching him to the string We
were attracted by a yell from the Ma
ior, Just above us, which we thought
was meant to inform US that he and
Law. were hard astern, but we after
wards learned that it was meant t.
signal the capture of the counterpart
of the largest fish brought to string OF
our trip. We got in in time to re
spond to the last supper bell at th'
Sambrooks' Hotel, and Aunt Margare
will affirm to any inquirer that few
guests have evinced that appreciation
of her good things to eat which tina
fishing party of ours did.
That we may all live to enjoy rep
etition of that piscatorial excursion il
the year 1878, is a devout wish o
your friend, j. I. b.
P. s.--we caught fish by the hun
dreds. and the residents accord il
declaration that the increased numbe
and large size of the fish are attribu
table to the removal of traps and net
from the river. We didn't meet {
man who expressed opposition to tn
State Fish Law. A few years oh
servance of that law will render Rock
castle the most attractive stream 4
anglers in the State of Kentucky.
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Physicians tell us ireckles are con-
stitutional, always present, for which
there is no remedy; or accidental, ap'
pearing only in summer in persons
who have a very delicate skin. The
following are among the best remedies
known, and none of them injurious to
the complexion: Into half a pint OF
milk squeeze the juice of lemon, add
a tablespoonful Of brandy, boil, and
skim; add a tablespoonful of alum;
apply to the face night and morning.
Or, into pint of sour milk scrape
half as much horse.radish, next day
strain, and apply morning noon and
night. Or, put teaspOOnful of pow
dered borax in the juice of one lemon
and put it into a glass bottle; apply
twice n day. Or, powdered alum,
one ounce; lemon juice, one ounce
rose-water, one pint; shake and dis
solve. Apply two or three times a
day.
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VI all the dlsagreeao'e' d'g'"ceiu''
low'hnng' lo"''''ea' mean, nause".lng'
sore.headed' sore'oackcd, lousy ulr'y
whe'ps IN the wor'o' 'a'e Wearing
scandal monsering scoundreis are 'ne
meanesI Inc v''e' n''hy' wn'pper'
snippered wretch VINO goes aoo".
asking u you nave neora tine s,ory.
NO l don't KNOW any thing ABOUT
!. ! don't Vouch iOr IT, put 'n'' y
'ne WY /" was 'o'u 10 me- 'nen oomes
Tue Whispering lousy o''s'"c',u,
"eNs' rms y tue way 'ne s, ,.
'"o"se' ''"o' 'he on"'"c'ei VI 'o"'''
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TRAINS cor<e Soayu.
CeSNurioNs.

TRAIN so. n CONNECTS ~ Richmond Junction
10 sud fnam Taints hetween thew and litlnsstoni
al stamford With Stages H. and rum somefrti Al
psusiis station With stages 10 ana irou panrllle
ety. NJ Mtchcllshurg With sisyrs 10 and from Per
~ Viile sud Hafrsi.hurg. ~ tsesnon With stage,
10 from springfield. tamphell-viiie, tolunbla asd
Grv~ushufg. ~ Lebanon Junction With Trains
leaving ~ 20 '. n. AMI ! - 4. NJ, hf Memphis,
Moatsohery, sud intermediate I.pinis. fss-engsf,
rolne 10 loints Norih Es-t, sod West ffonl ioais-
willie ar transferred 70 Tfaia No. 9 ~ Lebanon
Junction frain Ne. eonnects a. Nincinnatl Jane
ton With a. 4. a D. q o. Or The North snd lssii
AZ Louisville IN 4 nion lieTat With ~. ". aud y
NJ H. a. hf The North. Esst, aud West. aud
with 4. :. Male line Stesuieu So 'iasinhaii and
the lssi.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are r.s se,w cen usuis,siie ard New
o.l or. $50 Nss m..,s :"rrS "" s.n,.'
Vile and Lizzie hs~Lt sise seIw cen
Louisville and the principal elites
Nsrth. Fast sod west.
Foo ink,rmsiion aioui rttets and Imirrsnt
Rsies 10 Iiufils, Arksusss, resss The s-'nih-~e.t
and ~oi.th. address
e r. ArMOET,
teal Ias. and Ticket Agt.
Louisville w.
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THE Two TuRKEys.-An Honest
Farmer once led his two Turkeys into
his Granary and told them to eat,
drink and he merry. One of these
Turkeys was wise and one foolish. The
foolish Bird at once INDUCED excess
lively in the Pleasures of the Stable,
unsuspicious of the Future, but the
wiser Fowl, in order that he might
not be iattened and slaughtered, FAST
ed continually, mortified the Flesh
and devoted himself to gloomy Re-
Elections upon the Brevity of Lite.
When Thanksgiving approached, the
Honest Farmer killed both Turkeys,
aud by placing Rock in the interior
Of the Prudent Turkey made him
weigh more than his plumper Brother.
MoRAL.-As we Travel through
Life, let US Live by the Way.-["Out
of the World" Fables.
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The Amfeeedenfs or Disease

Anl0Pg the antece,lenls Of disease are ineriness
Ia the circulation OF the blood, unnaturally at
ienuated condition OF the physique, indicating that
the Lille current Is deficient in nnlritive proper
Ties wan haggard look, inability 10 digest eoi,
loss Of appetite, sleep and strength and sensation
Of unnatural lAnguor All these may he regarded
"a among ise indieia Of approaching disease, which
will eventually attack the system and over~ helm
IT, iii j. not built up and fortified In adNsnce In
yigoraie, then without los OF lime making choice
Of the greatest ytalizng agent extani, Hosleiters
stomach Bittcls, an ELIXIR which has given health
aud vigor 10 N yrlals OF the SICK aud dsbiliiaiel
which Is syouehed sale by physicians and analysis
10 he pure a. we'll as enoeise, which i immensely
popular IN this country, and extensively used
abroad, aud which has heen ior years past one ol
the leading medicinal aspes OF America. s1o--ii
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1t is useless to deny the power OF
beauty. In the drawing-room or ball
room the really pretty girl is never a
wall-aower. Everybody gives her, at
least, a chance, and everybody wants
to dance with a girl with whom every
body is dancing. Prestige is soon ac'
quired in a ballroom, and nothing
gives it so quickly as a pretty face.
The old siagers and the shrewder
hands, perhaps. find her out, and
avoid her as a Dead Sea apple; but
there is always fresh supply of young
fellows to be attracted by that settled
bloom and that eternal shipper.
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Take that B.ekeDs oar Of i."r
Pocket!

Nos that the nisdical pr"I~'ies Of the haferf'
are clearly established. and ulixsl lac The curr ~
Piles uh, not maks application Of IL Iealiag 'ir'
tue. IN The lorm Of Tahsrs Buckeye Pile Olni,aeni
and ls cured This preparation l. mtie itom N.
alkalad ofths Backeye, or norse Ghesinat, aud,
eo,nblned 9TH other Ingredients. !. ohsrsd 10 the
paLlle a. a cure lor nothing elss bat Piles rfioe
80 cents Bottle. Boh0h q Stag keeps a.
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CoSprNsFp TIME
lOU|sV|llEaGT.sOUTHERM
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS COIN. sorru.
CONNECTIONS.

ra.-cnsrrs on I. G. 4 T. H. n tshort iinel J. ".
al ~. A., u. A. ". X. n. aud y. y Mail Line
steamers CONNECT ~ Louisville With TRAIN NO.
I. TNAIN 80. connects ~ Lebanon Junction
With ffaiu No. ~ for al points On Knoxville ard
Rchmond branches. 1riin No. ~ connects a. Lob
anon Junction with Train No. irum 81 points on
the Mcmrhis and Montgomery lines AZ Lebanon
With stars ~ and frsm Spfinrheld tamrhellsvtlle
Columbia aud Ofrenshufr. " Mitehellsisurf. With
sares 10 aud hum ferfy Vile aud litrrUishufri ~
tanville staticn With stages 10 end nom bansille
titys ~ stamford With sares 10 aud titm somerset
" Elrhmond Junction W nnd ifuu felnts hftween
Irvine. etc.
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More quarrels occur between broth
ers, between sisters, between hired
girls, between clerks in stores, between
apprentices in mechanics shops, he
tween husbands and wives, owing to
electrical changes through which their
nervous system 60, by lodging tcgeth-
er night after night, unde. he sane
bed clothes. than by almost any other
disturbing cause. There is nothing
that will so derange the nervous sys-
TEN of q person who il eliminative
in nervous force as to lie all night in
bed with another person who is absor.
bent in nervous force. The absorber
will 60 to sleep and rest all night,
while .he eliminator will he tumbling
and tossing, restless and nervous, and
wake up in the morning fretful, pee.
wish, fault.fnding and discouraged.
No two persons no matter who they
are-shouh habitually sleep together.
One will thrive and the other will
lose. This is the law, and in married
life it is defed almost universally.
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yVhaf is I,srfafiaes

This question j. thus briefly and lmihially an
sxeTd. POrislins. OF Tabler's Vegetable Liver Pow
DER derives iis FROM The iaol that IL regulates
those portals OF the bod through which the most
dangerous diseases make their eutrance into the hn-
man syieni. simple roots aud herbs, Tor which Ne
are Indebted to bountihll nature, have hsen sei'
eniiaealy CON hiRsd. aud presented as cars TO all
suffering With Constipation, Bliiousness, DysIep-
sia, and all disease. arising nom torpid lissr'
Price 80 Ceniss Package. for sale Al hoh"n A
stagg's
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TRAINS NORTH BOUND.

az Conneri With I. 4. AZ. H. a.
tll CONTEST Nth L. 4. a T.. u X. anil \ 4. u n.
lai kentucky River Bridge
lll Connect vith STACY, inr lIatrcishuu..
til t'onnect With = ". Esilway ea Hafru-lshufg
,Gl Connett With I. A y aud q. : a. o.
Connection ~ Cin'ti With au disenging ttoais
Trains No ! and No siep NJ Rurxin he binnef.
Through Tickets ~ al inI-lrtsni Is,inis sald ~
principal statiuns N line.
EDWARD T. Wilson.
Sup't aud Geni raas. Aet,
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An agricultural paper gives several
directions chow to tell a good egg"
They are not altogether satisfactory,
however. The quickest and surest
way to tell good egg is to place il in
one hand and mash it with the other.
If an odor arises that leads you to he.
lieve that bone-boiling establishment
and Limburger cheese factory have
telescoped, the egg is not good, and
YOU want to throw il away and wash
your hands. This method never fails.
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A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE

on,t At private sale my Farm Of 100 ACREs. L.
ing within miles II shelby city aud about mile
rom either stamford aud Danviiie anil stanford and
shelby city Tmnplkcs. u sdioins the land. 81 W.
in high state Of cultivation, AMI Icing veil iencc
and watercd by SIX Nevcr-niline spting. Il Is one
Of tho hest stock Farms In tho couniy. Thedwell-
aud the outhuildings are comIaete, Including two
excellent Rarns.
rcr-onf dcsirous of purchasing can sec No on tho
premises, 81 addrvss me NJ Shelby city, Boyle
County, Ky.
Ml-tf J. l.. TnuRuONp.
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"Belinda," said fair Clarissa; "why
Is a kiss like that sewing.machine of
yours" "Oh, don't know. Don't
bother me-" "Ill tell you why. It's
because it seems so gOod." Clnrissa is
going to he married next week; BE.
linda is not, therefore cannot enjoy the
ioka
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To CLEAN GOLD ORNAMENTS. =

To CLEAN GOLD ORNAMENTS. -
Make a lather of soap and water and
wash the articles; then lay them in
dry powdered msgnesia. When dry,
rub them with piece of flannel, or
If embossed, use a brush. Or the
article may be washed in sOapsuds,
and while wet put them in a bag with
some clean fresh bran or sawdust;
shake them aud they will look almost
like new.
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s,Lr.
FARM ron SALE

I wish 70 sell my rarn, Known ~ the "eh sstc-
Kinney station harm" n lles within tsw hun.
drc,l yards oi the Railroad Station and
CONTAINS ABOUT $50 ACREsi
Improvements hr.,-elass, soil good and M ahund-
ai,.5@ J.B. MCKINNEY.
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Cincinnati.
wrpICiyt.
HOW TO TELL
GENUINE slyycy: LIVER REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE.

Look Sr clean. neat WHITE WRAPPER with
the rd y mtolle letter stamped upon II In the form
Of ribbon gracefully ourvci into the letter 4,
hracine the emhlems Of our trade, spaiuia. Mortar
and Graduate With the words A. Y. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR or MEDICINE thereon;
also observe the signature IT =. ". ZEtiIN 4 60
In rcd ink on the side.
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NV .p,rRrisrnENrs.

WANTED S &, s.. SEs g S: ':s;SsI
vas. ff advertisements in tho Niinliy 81 their
haia-z To proI-t irf-sns gill alls~ literal oou,-
ni-.ian and altance . rr,guiar Seekly payment On
secount. Addrs-, Nth TsGfenoss, nfktSA FOs.
TFN. General Agents Auaiean NevsTatef IN.
ian No. 10 ~pf Zee rtfrpt. New lofk
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ISLANDER of all the contemplate
soul.destroying faults to which hui
msniiy j. heir to, the practice of
slandering Others and constantly dep
reciating the real value of men in
order to parade ones own virtues be-
fore the open mouthed, easily-deceiv-
ed, humbug.ridden, public ridden gaze,
is the most despicable. The man who
habitually and constantly holds up to
the public the weak side of his neigh
boris character, would do we'll to re-
member that perhaps some day his
reputation may pass before the people
under the scalpel of some other who,
like himself, wishes to build himself up
at the expense of the fair name OF
oihes.-[Glasgow Times.
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Thanking oar lrirtds aud I.slnins loo past iayoIs
We would respectfully uquest Continuance of the
sane aud Iald ais, desire 20 'il attention 10 our
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TAKE No OTHER.

TAKE Nd OTHER.
Hevarc of those pho know nothing OF Meaical
Compounds, who put out nosirum- known to sour.
aud being analy Eei prove Worthless, and only made
10 aecc the rublic, and 10 pirate the we'll earn
ell reputation ef Zcilin a Co's medicine. 1...~c
frauds hsve no rPutaiion 10 sustain sud will cheat
you Cor a few Pcnnys every way they can.
See Who Endorse the Genuins.
Hon. Alex. II. stephens.
RI. Rev. John W. Ecckwhh. Bishop Ut Georgia
Gen. John n Gordon 4. :. senator.
NJ. Rev. bishop Picrre.
Hon. John Gill shorter
.. Edgar Thompson
lion. r. ~. Hill
Hon. J. c, Breckinridgc.
Prof. David Wills, y. u.
Chief Justice Hiram wamer, OF Gc.rgia
Lewis wunder, Asst. y, ", rhila., IA
And thousands of others ifom ~hom NC have ist'
tiers u common alton aud Recommendation.
Il is eminenily Family Med ieine and by ieius
kept rrads for immediate resort viii ave many az
hour Of suffering and many dollar in time and
doctors hills.
DIR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
NaNUrAcrrRrn oNLrnY
J.H. ZEILIN a CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
sold by all respectable Druggists
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The reputation il has attained, in consequence OF
the marvellous cures IL has produced during the
last half century Is = sufficient assurance to the
public that twill continue to realize the happiest
results that can be desired. In almost every
section Of country there are persons, publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs. by its use.
All who have tried H. know edge is superiority;
and where its virtues are known, no one hesitaies
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis
treas and suffering peculiar 10 pulmonary afee'
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always Affords In
slant relief and performs rapid cures of the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder. aswell as
the more formidable diseases OF the lungs.
As asafeguard to children, amid the distress
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, 1t is invaluable for, by Its timely use
mullitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures IL is constantly producing are too re-
markable to be forgotten. No family should he
without II, and those who have once used h
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen onen recommend Il
from lheir know ledge Of is effects.
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Money due AZ soon the lad b asseriansi 90 Ne
mare parted with 0r heioEe removed out OF tue
eauniy. Care taken 10 prevent aceidents, bat ~"
r.unnsiIlity. Mare lasiuresl Al fea-onahie rate
DESCRIPTION AND rEDlGhEE,-Jo. Ai-ial-
lah il jet black. uith hind hei white, 40 leafs
a. Elnla. he ~ Robert Alsxanders Ahdallah, ~
~ Ryslick's flamhlstonian, he Ny Manhattan, hf
81 the lap. Messenger Io. Ah-iaahs datn a a
Jinl He'll Mare, 2iid dana by Grey Eagle, jid dain
~ Rald Hornet, an dam by Rockingham, an
dana by bucephalus.
J0. Ablallah's cults 70 all The gaiis
April 20.isIs. l8ls-i0tl N. 4. RUSSELL
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Horses left with mo viii be well fed
aud carefully attended 10.
zsO-tf y. n. pItUCE.
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STOVES AND TINWARE
10. ABDALLAH.

This line Comliued llor.e
will make the present SEA.
-on at my stable In Nil
lsslgryille. Lincoln Go. ny.
aud will he permitted la
serve mare AZ the low
price of
a. To insure q mare
10 be In fOal.
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Am ready 10 Accommodate the
I'ubiic at all times.

Special Attention given 10 Com
meroial Travellers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-11
Amusemenas.

MAxAGER RIcKABY's BENEFIT 1.-The
complimentary benefit Of Manager Rick
ably of the Memphis Theatre, next FRI
day night, will be one of the grandest
entertainments Of the season. In the
play of Caste Mrs. Rickaby takes the
role ESTHER Eccles," and will be sup
ported by the following we'll known &C.
tors from st. Louis and Cincinnati thea
tres: Messrs. Harris, Shine, Blake and
Grierson; Misses Blake and Shields.
In the afterpiece, Limerick Boy" Mr..
Ricksby takes the role Paddy Miles"
and Mr.. Tracy. of Memphis, appears as
"Dr. Coates" The Music by Professors
Haudwerker and Arnold will be an &C..
pecial aud attractive feature.
NINE JANAUsCHEK.- M me ~Janauschek
closed g successful engagement of one
week at the Memphis Theater Saturday
a~ltsraoon. During her engagement
Catherine Of Russia, Chesney Void,
B%runhild, Macbeth, Mary Stuart and
Deborah, were presented. Nine Janaa-
schek, though quite corpulent, and we
should say, decidedly oppressed with
ayordupois, maintains the great reputa-
ton which she hes earned as a brilliant
and able artist, She begins an engage.
ment in St. Louis tonight.
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Another Prtsoner Rhot.

Last night Tom Rivers (%colorei) was
shot and seriously if not fatally wounded
by Tom Kane, who was acting as special
deputy constable" by appointment of
Justice Fleming. Kane with S.. S. Wagon
endeavored to arrest Rivers in South
Memphis for stealing a goose, but the
negro resisted aud fred twice, his bullets
spreading vide of his mark. The two
men then took charge Of Rivers, aad
we're conducting him to jail when the
latter eudeavored to escape atthe corner
Of Main and Georgia streets. Kane
fred aud the bullet struck the fugitive
10 the abdomen and caused him to stop.
Rivers was then conducted to the county
Jail.
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Admiralty Cases.

The admiralty cases Of A. Carr VS..
the steamers III neis and A. ]. White,
and Of W. Worsham VS.. the steamer
Geo. W. Cheek, will be taken up Thurs
day on the clerks report in thesUnited
States Court. These suits elicit unusual
interest, as all name of maritime ques.
tons, including contract and lien, her
leases, store and supplies, work and ser.
vice, etc., will be presented The origi-
nal were filed by Belcher and Jordan.
Messrs. Warroner, Humes and Poston,
Myers and Sneed, Brown and Lylss, and
other attorneys representing intervening
claims. Col. W. s. Flippin is for the
defendants,