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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28
COLONEL SELLERS" ARRESTED
John 7. Raymond In a "WOW "---Fisti-
cuffs, SpittOOn Throwing and Bas-
tlnadlng for a Change.
New York Horald.I

New York Herald.
AUBURN, N. Y, April p, 1879
Without previous rehearsal John 7.
Raymond, who has achieved fame as
Colonel Sellers, appeared in a char
acter of an entirely different nature in
Auburn to-day. Last night he played
here as Weigel in Ny Son at the
Academy Of Music. Mr.. Raymond
and his company put up at the Gay
lord House, and while settling the bill
at eight o'clock this morning Sedley
Brown, a member of the troupe, and
the proprietor of the hotel, Andrew
Mccoy, became engaged in a dispute.
Brown waxed wroth and his anger
overcame his discretion, and he gave
vent to his feelings by a singing blow
in the landlords face. Mccoy remon-
strated and advanced as if to strike
Brown, when Mr.. Raymond stepped
in and made a pass at Mccoy. But il
seems that he was not as skilled in
pugilism as the owner of the hotel
McCoy let out his right arm and his
compressed hand came in forcible con-
tact with Raymond's left optic. This
act incensed Raymond to such an ex-
tent that he abandoned natures
weapons, and, seizing two s%pittoons.
hurled them in rapid succession al
McCoy's head but Mccoy caught
them without injury.
BLOOD REVENGE!
Raymond after this vancouver ran
to his apartments on the second
floor and gazed into the mirror. The
sight of a swollen and discolored eye
melted him to see vengeance, and he
picked up a small bamboo cane thai
he was in the habit of carrying anC
rushed down stairs. He dealt Mccoy
a blow on the right temple, which
owing to its force, severed a small
vein. The blood flowed profusely, bu.
the wound proved to be only slight
Raymond's next move was to sprinl
into a hack and instruct the driver t.
proceed to the Central and Hudson
railroad depot. Before the train ar
rived Mccoy had procured two police
officers and had Raymond placed un
der arrest.
A COMPROMISE EFFECTED.
Raymond was taken to the station
house, whittier he was followed by hi
whole troupe. A lawyer was called
by Raymond, and through his infu
ence a settlement was effected. As h,
was leaving the Office of the chief o
police, where he had been held an in
voluntary prisoner, he missed hi
cane, and, turning to a lady compan
ion, inquired, Where is that cane ?
would not lose it for 800; | want t.
keepit as a memento of this occasion
He spoke of the affair as being dis
graceful, but laughed over it. A
physician dressed his injured eye anC
put it in condition for his appearance
at Syracuse this evening. The affai
created intense excitement, and
crowd that completely filed the larg
building gathered at the depot whel
Raymond departed at II o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28

enforcement of sanitary and quaran-
tine regulations, the President, upon
application from the National board
of health, shall detail a medical Off
Ger from the army or navy or marine
hospital service to act in such
capacity.
The National Board of Health is
also authorized to make such regula-
tions as will prevent the introduction
and spread of contagious diseases
along lines of Interstate trade and
travel, and to cooperate with local
sanitary officers, who shall enforce the
regulations of the board. But in case
there are no sanitary officers, or there
is a refusal to enforce the laws of the
United States, the facts shall be re-
ported to the President, who shall
detail an officer as above stated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28
Evarts worried.
Special to COurier-Journal,l

Special 10 Courier-Journal.1
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Secretary
Evarts, Assistant Secretary Seward
and Minister George f. Seward,
cousin of the Assistant Secretary. are
very anxious to know whether the
Democrats in this congress will take
up the impeachment articles, the pas
sage of which the Republicans of the
house managed to prevent by flibus,
tering tactics in the last hours of the
late session. Minister Seward is home
from China on a leave, and neither
he nor the department is anxious to
have him return to that country if
there is much probability of his i'm.
parchment. The evidence against
him, it will be remembered, was
conclusive, even without the produc.
ton Of the books Of the DEPART
ment kept by Seward in China, the
examination of which the department
here aided him in preventing. 1t is
in the power of a member to move
that the articles of impeachment pre-
scented to the last house be taken ur
and referred to the Judiciary commit.
tee of this house. Secretary Evarts
aware that he has been carrying 4
heavy load in harboring the cousin OF
his assistant in the service since his
exposure, does not relish the idea Of
sending him back to China and hav.
ing him impeached afterward. THAI
would be bringing more disgrace upor
the department than he cares t
shoulder. So it is that he is in ,
dilemma, and if it were not for the
Seward family influence, he would
ask for the resignation Of his minister
to China.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28
An Act 10 Limit the Jurisdiction
Of the Bartlett Circuit Court OF
shelby County.


Section l. Be it enacted by the ZEN
eral assembly Of the State of Tonnes
see, That the jurisdiction of the Bart
lett Circuit Court Of Shelby county is
hereby withdrawn from all portions of
the county south of Wolf river, in
which it has heretofore exercised the
same, and hereafter the jurisdiction
of the said court shall be exercised in
and limited to that portion of Shelby
county lying north Of Wolf river
provided, that this act shall not affect
suits already brought in said Bartlett
Circuit Court.
See. 2. Be it further enacted, That
all laws or parts of laws in conflict
with this act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, ThaI
this act take effect from and after it
passage, the public welfare requir
ing il.
Passed March q, 1879.
H. p. FowLKEs,
Speaker House of Repres.
j. r. NEAL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March 81, 1879.
ALBERT S. MARKS,
Governor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28
Protection OF The Public Health

The house committee on epidemic
diseases has matured a bill which
will cover yellow fever, pleuro pneu-
monia and all other epidemics that
effect the human or brute kingdom.
aud will report it early next week, as
soon as the silver bill is out of the
way, when they will press it through
the house. TIE bill provides for a
national quarantine, 70 be enforced
under direction Of the national board
Of health, established by the Nc.
Gowan bill, which became a law last
session. 1t requires all vessels sail.
ing from foreign TO United States
ports TO bring a bill Of health from
the United States consul at ports
sailed from, setting forth the sanitary
history and condition Of the vessel and
sanitary condition Of the port at the
time it sailed. Consuls at infected
ports are authorized 10 employ the
services Of a physician, when
necessary, IN preparing these bills
OF health. The National board oil
health is authorized TO make rules
and regulations for the government Of
ports in the United States, subject ID
the approval Of the President, 70 pre-.
vent the introduction OF contagious
diseases, and these rules are 10 be-
carried out by the local sanitary OH
GERS Of the several cities and States
In this way the committees getn around
the question Of States rights which
has troubled il very much. aud II Il
provided that when the local authori
ties Of any port shall neglect 10 pro
vide the necessary officers for III,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28

Chicago Times St. Louis telegram
The leading colored men ofthis city
have gotten into a squabble yer the
handling Of the funds which have been
sent here by the philanthropic and
charitable people Of the North to aid
the negro emigrants from the South
ern States. j. Milton Turner, Alfred
Burgess, Charles Stark and others
have organized an Emigration Aid
Association, and tonight decided to
flood the North with a circular letter,
asking that contributions be sent to
them. The other faction, which in
cludes Moses Dickson, C. II. Tandy,
Charles Prentiss and others tonight
organized an immigration Board.
Tandy, a smooth spoken mulatto, has
already left on a mission to fire the
Northern heart in the interest of the
hoard he represents. Both societies
held meetings tonight. and each in
dulged in abuse of the other, and
divers and sundry insinuations Of mis-
use of funds we're thrown out.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28

Nine. Grevy lately took a velvet
dress, which had seen some service, to
a very grand Partisan milliner and
said she wished certain alterations
made. The grand modiste intimated
with a superbly affable air that they
we're not in the habit of doing that
sort of work for ladies' with whom
they were not acquainted. Nine.
Grevy expressed her regret, remarkinl
that she was the wife OF the President
and wanted the dress to wear at al
Elysse entertainment. A transforma
ton scene instantaneously followed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28

If functional torpor of the liver
exists the elements Of the bile will
remain in the blood, vitiating that
fluid and inducing many skin diseases.
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills are a most
reliable liver regulator. Sold every
where. Price twenty-five cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28
England to Got Some Of Them.


A part of the explanation OF the
immense demand for United States
four per cents by bankers is doubtless
the fact that tho banks of England are
overloaded with capital that cannot
find employment in business enter.
prises. In addition to the great do.
preston in all sorts of industry, Bea-
consheld is shaking confidence by his
foreign policy and tho British are
looking 70 The land Of the free and tho
home Of the brave as a safe custodian
of their spare funds,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28

The negro at indianapolis, who
thinks he is a son of Thomas Jeffer-
son, is not the only one of his color to
make such a claim. In 1874 there
was-and probably is now-at the
University of Virginia a mulattC
known as Henry, the %janitor Of the
institution, and who was there uniyer.
sally reputed TO be a son Of Jefer.
sons. He was q steady, reliable
fellow, and had held his place as JAM
tor for many years. The university
would hardly seem itself without
Henry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28

Men who make a pleasure Of WORK
are not often found, but there Il IL.
ways a look of enjoyment Oh Che face
Of the man who pounds tho baSe
drum in a bress band, -[Newark Cali
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-28

Query Is baby a vegetable or a
mineral We hear Of baby farm .
and baby mine so frequently that
we are becoming confused as to the
genus Of the hing.-[New York Mail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

la Ssdalia, o. the 18th ,ssf., The in
liant 600 Of Ne. sad Mn. J r. Bsppie.
AZ hes re.idence in Pssin county, tvo
0ilss northeast q wisd,os, Thundsy
night. S-pI ., d typSoid lever, Mra. 60
PAia Hsey, ssts Of Wiley Hssy. Deceased
80 daughter Of E. C. wiiiiso.os and b.
been nsrried aboat ak jean. She leaves
one chilli. . hoy, about 6oor years Old.
Near ID. plsoe in Petiis eosi.y. o. Ssa-
day showing sepI q, u 2 O'Clock. Nh.
Celia Hs'chis.os, yi's d Fraacia Hutch
issoa, sgs sh"us IS year. The fsaily
oosrd TO this place soes time in Last De-
eeobes. She leaves three lisaIe ehildsss,
he youngest osiy = tes weeks Old. The
fu"eral ta'ok place from the Congregational
church in thin city lass Sunday .fs-rnooa,
Rev. J. q. RaiI-y S6cissiag. Ri.d.~
0GSo(Vs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07
"A MNSn HB.

havs bgeught your dspaer, hthes,"
he h,eeks0te6's Aaaghser saiA.
~ - seok eb0O ~ ANN . kesslo
Asd ltd iss sSiaiag Id:
hesSs osesoy 20 g Pe6AsG.
n ! vsll $40 zen this."
And uPsa he toil-woSn sOeehead
ne Seft-a childish kiss. 81
n easksossA ssss - hss ssros
And dsssd 10 hacpy MOOD.
Woades,eg much st ihs sav0r
HID 10 6s hoOhjo SooA,
While all slsOut him Uere VISIONS
Pull ospgoeaneir haiss:
6us - nsver thought 0Gthe magic
In has httls dAeehser's KISS.
VhlIe che, vilh hrr kesfIe sutaG,nG.
nesHsy esoAos6 ssay.
SeopPsag q the SIGHT Ola squirrel,
Chtehiag ooaR ~ sird's lay.
Add tho0ghs hos many . shadou
~ h1e and hse ve should mis-.
u always e0s fksNl dsaoess
Were ssasosed 9th kiss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

An s9fesiAg seass - silsssssd o. ~
sassss Thondsy aisss.oos. Whea she jssy
hsoaeAa u . vssdies d ssilty il ~ esss
a yosag ash,ssl 1xiag Ne pssslsy q too
joan II sAs pssissesiasy. . sissss 81 shs
yosag oaa, vhe bed vsseAed ahs proceed
iaes a ~ eOsss eth - asxissy shss osly
. sissss en- sviscs a sueA oeeasioos, -
oveseoos I'D hssss isae team Whsa
ahsssG Csass - sskisg ~ psissss 10
jill ths sisaes elUag - ~ bssshs1s nsck
~ ~ oase s0seaissaas osasse. lvsspae
all ~ siae, pseasssiag ~ lsssAeTs i.ss.
es.ss. ssgasdlan Il ~ essva ~ saass1
q sAso - 49, slosiy nsvs1 sevssa ~
jail. .r
IL eass q u 0esss ~ lliasas,a I,sia.
81 ~ sAessiag q ". 4 Dellise. Dspssy
AsnAal, ssos no osssls - ~ 0ia1
- ysssss6ey - assasd - soall 1sVss
a isessue n ssi6uss = ~ ere hesh
81 ~ pssssesaiss - Asobos. vssy siesly
sgsss o I'll ~ psia6 = ~ eaA esesss
- - ~ aoss.e eAss.sssr - i.ss.s q
- shsssiao. - ~ WISH iopssassss II
~ esss sssosa - Aiaos spss ~ Isss =
10 vhsshss Ragis 49, - - - Cslliss
visA ~ alDss - isss.s - IN vsssa .
oslo Aio. laAss1, g vsol1 sssu li0eulu
- 1Bessnioo GAish Vso36 - ~ 0ssGlihs.
h n - aneNDaa ahnna H. $500 - 49,
seiss Il ~ sAesaieg. vhss sseiasasas %
rseet.e -. = Z osss Asvs hsss = ~
u. psslseusee v0ese6ss1sa y D. d.
psooHSSasse41. s. Yes.:.
VI. s,smiag = sAs dssily q - 30
|e01 ~ 4aG1e CAaseer ltso VAtsA "a
sAsk ls.1slBssasl psiasip1n ssioiDall1
|naA t'sqesaaly oseae - uiePsf -.
Qosaes - eeas - 49, pBie3 aaaaa
d hseesio u ~ EhoihA liaguane.
hgisb ps.asAaseG - 61s17 q Gvs
yssS j0pg1sss0aas = ~ paniasaliasy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07
HOOKING U038E&,
Two Hosoeo oDd q Wagoo otolou
hon Xnoh0ooeog.

lAse TAss.lay thsss ansvsd Il as1alia
. ssss No ssss Ais saos . CssPss. asd
dated - - isso Kseao0ess. He had
u his ponssiss esao Of 0ssy hoss asa
. vagos, nd o6sssa - ss)l ~ vAels eue.
& Sos svsasy-6ve dollsn He iold sscA Z
Plssssbas ssosy list Al 0oodsis hoseha
Ne team aad peid IL nosey ior den.
Sssdsy lass ihsss arrived n ths ely .
Ar. Ailh a KsoAeoslss. a.d sssaed thss
- - looking ios . aaa asnsd Coopss
vho hired . spaa Of hossss iron Aia ios
~ psrp,ss 81 driving 70. Ssdalia. cd
psooising 10 sstas. il too dsys. A -
did 20 eoos beck Mill got scassd cd
eass alter hin. e
He applied 70 IL local sathosisiss 40
lie vaeos - iossd II 0oodvias. 0esA
v,s, Aovsves, BED so,d bosh hsssss 70
osAss Passio. he vagea vss takso -
ssssioa o. aad 90 hosss iossd II posssD-
ses 81 fssnes. TAs eahss kosss, tkoeeh
coald sos - sseevsssd. Il hal hno
ass6sd ssossA ssvssal sfos, - ~ Let
ossse ~ . ossss vho - nskiag III
vsy - Illiss,s. Tslagssas .hsvs hsss
asas sisss hin. ~ sAsss issnl . pssAshil-
isy Of ID bsirg hsosehs bsek.
osassA - naas ~ CDepsf. bst - -
lhiPpsd est ~ laal hsasd a. hin w. tAsst
- - il wassssahaFs. Esssy s0oss vilI
pin - naas 70 ssPsshssd ~ hsiag hin
b jassiea
NJ. Mill = slill il ~ city bss v,ll ~
'ssa As0s vish ~ Esaaass a his es.6e,
} sa4dss - visss naa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

4 Hsviag aakea ~ dialsist eessey tos IL
fasn Asqastosat e ~ ~ sslnhls PAsaiz
I Ienssne Oaapeays 81 1sesklsa. n. \.
: taeessaAv~1as Me- - - Rpassd 4
eessAo0 fasn ssoesstvs a0atss ~ D
Ire aad 1i&Atniag. a. hselefsssssns sAss
aay auoesay dsiag tsaisn u - Ssasa
siVe1astaUss1g su1iak1s aasss = svssy
cdny 20 yes 0ppaisa. ssspose0s,
. sj1Doess1. O6esjo lDsosA Has6s Asock,
'tiA hossy A0uAv1sd, ~ Aaaas aosaia
b D.G0e6asoA I 0oSu0cx q FulxR.
& C. FULl.sA. (eloIlswf isss Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07

-6s5alia wseasa l(illA jess. sedalis
W0e1oa uilb 1haaela. 6e0alia Woolss
Min liaseys 0s1alia Woolea Min Slaa.
esa4 0sdalfa Wes1ea Milb yarn, - ~
cAsaPse I'D ~ bssl 0ass yosr. oosss
- eeyiag d .. cd doat ny until yos
eall as4 - our oaoootA sod Of yssu
sc1 ~ psicsa. = lie cd rslishle es6slis
Weslsa Nilh O6cs q No. s. lice
Nod. q It Ne aillr.
alevA c. A. HAncpcx, Pop'f.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-07
Catarrhal
POI S0n

WA n 9syeF's 1RsaA6se - Co.
taEsA, explsins he following Important faeas
L That Catarrhal Cslds beeone .
pe1sono0s 4n1bet1on, It Arst local. a,d
Asslly seos14tatloaaA. @
- z. 1hnA, bsfae Cssseftuaisaai. ~ inSsstisa
~ eeysaA ~ sseeh II .srs lssal
3 That inpuitass in tie ssstrils. .rs
80 1nA1o4 INTO IL 1anG6, thas poasoo-
- tAs Nissseive. Ass0azAssy s.1 Geaiss-
lsiaaU esDaaa. e-veai f-3s
4 That ,coAaEz3Aal v1z1s fellows he
nResss neoAEans asj causes OoaAnsss,
Dy,persis. ChfoeiS Dias1Aea, 1esoshaHis,
LsUtessSna. - cs.ssnptisa.
ks3hn3 0ma1Dna, DsusAo, InhalAaisas,
- Iase,shjs Ssaaa eaanoe posalhlv
rsosvs infesfisss. ip1annaeiea Atea The e.
gam nano1.
& 1Aax n anfSasts ssr CasasrA nusG
psoas - 1nooG1aG1vU a0nity ioe, nd he
t. ssalllv sfhsiag a1sssAsA -. IL parsDs.s
nsssssOAse0v~ loea44a. .H t
49, 49, tAaee 1lean tAessiss,
0e. Nd d lGsyse: Ca&a.sA Curo
hAs ps0sSd to - isfal1ible. II net oaly -
HIVES, e ou1os CatnsrA ct an SHoeo.
: 8o0D tsfiDOay: seIr
cbtedi cpredl Cured curedi
". p; x:ops. G BsdaAxay, y. Y, cursd Of
Ed RAsaRfs 6oDssaauay. X.Y.,4y'nCa1aEh.
G. hRcsu. 4ss Broadway, ny, loy,r CasaEEh.
81 tNsaS srssad. esred q chss.ic nay fevss.
~. aRHn c. nowse. = ". Washington
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,
4 Pan Of Fifty Fest % the Pave
mOnG

Several weeks seS " Professor Meegis-
go gave aa ezhihisios il Sedalis Of hl
sigsa-Mpe vsik'as Psoelisisies. Hi ~
eks bs.s ne ever y thi secaioa a ~
consisy; bss, like al osLsr 6uols, he -
10 willing 70 Ies yell ssosGh aloss.
Fs0 kese he vess 49,, asd hsd Il 20
bses Sos digit seeidesa. would psobslly
se e"ias ~, - u che psssess tine he i
il jsil - Ogden. Utah. f
When b, got - far - Juncssoa City,
Ksnssa. ~ sedsesd . anaM hoy 10 run
q sith hin. The boy's ssos 80 VIII
liao Ailee. and be - The 200 Of rs.l,sci-
sbse pasesas.
The Pmieasor thought To auspsise The
Ogtjeaiaea, and he did. He advertised that
be would vslk he nope acsoo The street,
efty ises above. and carry The boy O. biz
beck. Bot be dids'e do is Whes - -
within ~ Seet Al The end Of he rope he
eosA not 20 up he inciise. He tosiesed .
aseoesa odd fell. bot oasased 10 catch
bold al The rope IN hi dfscsae Bot Tie
boy vret o. 10 Tie ground, and slreck The
passaeas 9Th sdsil shsd.
AID that's vhy The ProGesor" will not
give say oors walking exhibition. u lesss
uaiil he gets out Of the psesess scssp-,
which, scoosdiag 10 ths laws Of Uiah, -
nscdes.
Are you billion? II a, procure d..
Bull's Baltimore PilIs, the speci6c Tor tor
pid liver, and ohaesve the great relief this
reoedy vill sGosd you.
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b u AM WonhoPP

u vieW a - i0Oeaos soo0ae g o6ul.
tssaasd hskiaG posdss sssd - ~ aaasss
81 People il food. y II ssy vosdss iAss
thess sss disssssd gum. deeaysd sssth asd
dso'as'sd d'esstiosf TO neaPs thsss
evil, ~ d. PriesS Csssa Batiag Pow
Der. IL oely kisd neds y . pAysieias
9TH gseas easo. =
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tAMosr MiIjM


Time md again hs Tie BA2oo called IT.
'easioa ~ a o1bassss 49, - riding
over The Psblie ihoscagAlass ct bsssk-
seck sssd. IL The pne ooaah tvo acci-
dseas have oeeused Iron The habit and
aaosksr keppsssd so-dsy. h = tios for
The police Is take . h5sf ii tasihaster and
- shas he Ian agaiass iass riding and
driving over Tie sssseas u sigidly esloseed.
and pseapay asssst ~ psssiss vhs ass
guilty Of Tie oGsass. sin'f
About . qusssss past Que O'Clock this
aisessoos. - Libbis BssA . step daughter
Of NJ. 0sosse Hsp.ssl. kvisG o. Jelsr-
400 Ssseet, nossA 81 lie railr6id trsek. -
eosias over the street. . yaAoo esne d.sh-
i.g o. u high sass al spsed, ssd brioss
- could ses ous 81 Ne vsy u hosse Va
opoa hss. asd ha.i ksockea her down and
oashsd Der foot IN . frishtisl manner.
Tie bruss dils's even stop 70 - whether
~ girl - hurt o. sos, 6ae dAshed on.
The aceidsat took place On Ossee street.
nosthvsss Of the 0ssrsson Hoass, and the
unfortunate girl W. picked up and con-
vsysd 10 hse hoos. Sic + soe seriously
injured. bat Tie ioos i badly nashsd % the
iasseh and i eoasequssaly very paisful.
Nd her saGssiaos Ass intense.
Tie reporter vs. unable to learn the
ssoe Of shs party on the hosse. bat the
Polies should iavsssigais eAs matter and
Isiag hin into coast. Il isiias stop was
'at 70 saeh seeidssts ssd shs psssiss made
o ss6sr IL severed pssalsiss u he Lao.
The polies have clue 10 he Preparation
{ The desd. ed ase keeping . shAsp l0ok-
at, visA fair prospect Of arrsseisg him
. short time.
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FI0H1ING FOR JESUS.
Two Henry Obassy Ministers o.
- War 3eo1l.

I've saaeaiosaiess )sskine eeaileaes
arrived is0s1alsa - ihssss e's,4k fs-igh
lra5a NJ oasaiag. ~ Il Salkjax sloal
the slsss1s ~ aOaisss O6ces Gansee, .s,d
vssssd 70 kaoV vhsse Q fellow could se.
so0sehiag 70 eat.
Viii iAas ee.sas.y sss sAiea16e Sedali.
police 80 ssoaskshle, Ne e6ess sook then
70 he Star bakery. bat osiag 70 The late
seN Of ihe hour. o. ssshes, ne easiisea ol
he day. they eoald Ct .oshiag bot . cold
laach.
In conversation With Tie o6ces they aaid
they hsd been Carrying ~ . sevival meet.
Ing IN Henry couasy, 9th great ssccr.,
having added many l'essoes 10 Ne ss8y 81
The Lord.
"E0i, !" said 0ee Of shen, ''there are come
awful bod yoaag men il Henry coasiy.
The meeting closed yesterday. On Saius.
day night thoe youaG men. mt having the
fear Of the Lord before their EYES. bot hei.g
inspired By The devil, cane 10 the meeting
With lisaIe too oscA chilly u thsa, aad
wanted II raise d;assrsasce. They hoossd
odd yelIed until they Asd vell-siGh sessed
The lady folks oct 81 shesr viis. got isrrd
a Il u iasl % I pulled % ~ coai. RULED
up ~ sleeve, mounted lie pulpit and ioI.l
every G-dd--dses Of b-h Of then !
could shsp the shole csevi'
The o6cer, mt ksoviag hat that The
psescher. voaId janp On hin, managed =
ct their bstale sad started lhea On their
vsy hooe.
Names Tor he pssaeae are suppsessed,
but perhaps the people al Henry cousty
will ksov % vho0 ve slluda.
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Births.

To Tie vile 81 John q. Sloane, o.
Sixth street. % he I'D inst, girl.
To the wife of J. p. BApple, On Third
aeTeet, On the 18Th inst, . boy.
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eakins ~. - lrs veo'. !" oily
J &c. PHtesc1: ~ al vese isa.a
AeeS~ - eRR~ ehas 80 = hsagAs
ssyvAsss, q ~ old seliab)s 0slalis
Woo9an Mill. a-levA
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SUDDEN nkA1H.


Ais Assy Jsvlis died usdss vssy p
cullas circumstances iAis nosnise. u
hsd bssa complaining al . want 81 apps
ute ed general dibilisy To- seoe tios, ed
. jew DAYS ego 90 tsles 70 her bed. A
PAysseiaa - called il. and vAea - lef,
Tie Aouss yesterday sas.iag told Asr tAai
aAe vesA b al right il . jev days, and
eAss his sssvies vsse - losOss veqsissd.
Toward .id.igks lsss night ~ ses-
ditios became vosse. bot sAs rallied ssd
sPPa'sssly sss soos hssass. EARLY shs
morning. Aovsses, ~. bssas siatiag. a.d
~ 6vs o'clock esaaed 70 hsssahe.
SAs ~ living vish iss bsoshss il Moth
Ssdslis. He slated % . sspessss sAas -
As1 shoaeht ever sises her aeksn ,tAae
sAe would sos sscoses. She ~ ussble 70
sas asysAiag I'D - vssy veal. Esssy-
tAiag sAaa kisd haads eosN Do ~ doae,
bot Ill 10 - svsil Gle - single asd
seous foeey yssss a -. 90
A - eooplsisss vess oals 10 the err
oses, % isqssss vill - hssa.