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Importau1.

When you visit or leave New York CITY
have aggase .expressage and czrria &c hire and
stoP az Grand Union Hotel. opposite G rand Cen
tral depot. Four hundred and ifty elegant no ans
fitted up at expense of 81 90 900 reduced 10 III
ana upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
pnea WIN the pest; Horse-caIs, stages and ele-
Tated railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the Grand Union than AZ
any other hrstclass hotel in the city "
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Candies.

Buy a pound package of Floyd's candies.
II will have in it all kinds Of caramels,
English wslnufs, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmaiIows and
fne chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no deliberations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious nj FLOYD q MONEYS
70 Main gtreet
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Christmas.
Event of the season.

The Collins excursion to New Orleans on
Tuesday, January Oh, is certainly well
planned and arranged for the convenience as
we'll as economy of every one, and will no
doubt prove delightful affair and one OF
the interesting events of the season. See
rates and advertisement in another column.
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To-Morras, Last Day.

Sales Of tickets iof The extraordinary
drawing Of the Louis1na Lottery, to take
place on Tuesdsv. mus eiose io-morrow.
amouat az monev are gsaerally patronized.
and everybody eaa bear where the prizes
go. Tbese who want ticssis had better call
early al 6 West Coart stfssL
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Eor Sole nhean

The entire fixtures OF the Mammoth Goth
INCH House, containing fifteen foe tables,
side shelving, large fUe chandelier, show
case, desk, mirror, clothing iorms' hgures'
axnine. eic.. al 23S Main street.
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The enterprising Sam May, who has per-
sisted in his efforts to make superior shirts
in Memphis, is meeting with excellent sue
cess. Those in search Of excellent shirts.
made OF the best material, and to ft, 20 TO bis
place for them. His large store is filled with
the very best Of furnishing good, which are
offered at extremely low prices. Collars,
cuff, hAndkerchiefs, neckties, and underwear
in great variety
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Large assortment of
Skates, Skates, Skates.
Boys Tool Chests,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
oRGILL BROTHERS & co,
Memphis, Tenn.
Carpefsi Emrnifura,

Wholesale and retail. Au elegant assort-
ment OF parlor and bedroom suites. Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, just received, of the
latest style and design. Baby buggies, child
chairs, beautiful desks, brackets, etc, ETC..
suitable for Christmas presents.
AMES. BEATTIE & CO.. asa Main strae,
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Knovye, efffzess Of Memphis, that =.
Roth.ebfId. Jeweler, opposite the Pea.
body Hotel, has sbs best and most eom-
pIefe Hire Of Halliday Goods ever
brought 10 this eig. which he Will seII
az n r.rrfaee. give him n call
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Country Store and Valuable FARMING
Privilege.

Attention is called to the advertisement of
Business" in AFor Sale" column. He ofiers
for sale one Of the best stands for business
and largest shipping points between Mem
phis and Selma.
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PAT Toysi Toysi Toysl Toysl PAT
Wholesale and Retail. ALSO Boys' Clothing
OF every description at
247 247 Main street. 247 247
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Giffs fafYen Away.

Marin Cohen, the halter, 2i9 Main street,
will give each purchaser Of hat or cap a
nice story book or a pocket menorandnm
slate
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
70 the Editors of the Appeal

To the Editors OF the Appeal;
GENTLEMEN-W When the duties On chin.
and crockeryware were advanced 70 Civ ne
cent. they were not intended TO BE- proteo.
tive, we had no factories to be prosecfed
But since that time, and as a direci couse-
quence of the high tariff, the cersmic ART
has wonderfully progressed in this cuuntry.
of which only few people are awars. The
decorations on Trentonware are painied h.
hand, and the designs and shapes are more
artistic than the French. The most elegant
pattern of dinnerware is without douht ihe
Queen Anne," cut OF which j noticed in
the APPEAL, and of which Mr.. c. N. Erich
is the agent. The manufacturers OF thispat-
tern, happen to know, have the reputation
OF turning out the best ware, which nas con-
WINGED me, after close examination, that i,
will eventually be substituted Tor French
china. CoLUMBus.
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A Chance Tor the Boys

Every boy buying 3 hat or cap will re-
eeive a. Cnristmas gift book or pocket
sIate az a present from Cohen, the halter,
zig Main street.
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Choice Chri sfmas Groceries,

NJ bUOhHAM q CAMPBELL'S. =
Rasins, currants, citron, canned lemon
and orange peel, dates, figs, prunes, pilted
cherries, dried blackberries, peeled peaches,
malaga grapes, oranges, lemons, cocoanuts,
bananas, apples, cranberries,' nuts, crau-
berry sauce, fruit jellies, preserves, maple
syrup, strained and comb honey. mince meat.
plum pudding, peach and plum butter. Ali
kinds OF canned fruits and vegetables, farm
ceous goods, pickles, sauces, candies.
CREAMERY BUTTER.
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Oysters, oysters,

The only house exclusively in the business
is prepared 10 furnish ali orders on short
notice. Fresh oysters, canned and in bulk 1;
6sh, game; and celery, turkeys, chickens and
eggs at J. A. eioEAIGo's,
27S Second and 90 Beale streets.
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Distribution OF deaths by wards-Firsi,
A; second, 2; third, 2; fourth, Il; filth, 2;
sixth, o; seventh, 2; eighth, l; ninth, !
tenth, 5. City hospital, 2. Still born, 8.
White, Is; colored, 9. Total, %.
Mortality report for same week last year
White, Is; colered, 9; total. 81.
J. H. PURNELL, MD,
Secretary Board of Health
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FOR REAT, LEASE OR SALE,
STOLEN.

O. . X REWARD--Stolen from my residence on
ID ~ the Hernindo road, on night of 18th
Instant, one new oae-horse Spring Wagon; one
seat; smooth side boards; dark brown color;
James d Graham Wilgon Co.'S make. The above
reward viii be paid TO any one returning it, or
giving Information which may lead TO its recovery.
LOUIS ERB, 326 Front street.
H0RSE-Stolen from $50 Jefferson street ex-
Il tended, on the night of December 10th one
Bay Horse, 15I2 or 16 hands high seven years old;
full name and scalp lock; name cut where collar
works; some white on all four feet and nose;
slightly rubbed on left hind quarter in good order
Also, one set buggy harness. Fifty dollars reward
for return of the property and conviction OF the
thief will be paid by A. NJ. Boyd & Sons, 264 Front
street.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
B.LOWENSTE|NjBROS.
CLOAK And SUIT ROOM
This Week.
READ OUR PRICES
No Such gains Have Ever Been Offered i'm Memphis
Before During
CHRISTMAS WEEK !!


Ladies' Satin Dolmans Quilted Lining Fur Trirningss
Ladies' Satin Rhadames Do1mans, Quilted Lining Heavy
Fur Collar. Fur Trimming SIS,
Ladies' Satin Rhadames DoImans Heavy Fur Collar,
Pointed Fur Trimming, Lusterine Lining $40.
Ladies' Best Satin Rhadames DoImans, Silk
Quilted Lining, Pointed Fur Escalia-Plush
Trimming, $25, $50. $685. $40
Ladies' Satin Rhadames Brocaded Satin and Ottoman
Silk Pelisses, Pointed Fur Trimming, $25, $50 sS5.
Satin Rhada1nes PaIitots, Pointed Trimming. $780,
Satin Rhadames and eros Grain Silk Jackets Pointed
Fur Trimming, $25.
Elegant DIole-PIush Dolmaus Pointed Fur Seal Skin
Beaver or Escalia-Plush Trimming, $40, s45, $50
Plush Circulars, Brown or Black, So.
Worsted Circulars. Quilted Liuing Heavy Fur Collar
tipped with Fur down front and around bottom $40
Fine Satin Rhadames eros Grain Silk Circulars
Quilted Lining, fine Fur Collar, si6 So.
Fine Satin Rhadames Circulars, Lining, Pointed
Fur Collar. $1S So
Lining, Pointed beaver Collar. $40. 49, $50.
Ladies' Cslogsd Waik;Hg Jackets Plush Collar and
Ladies' Imported Prince Albert English Walking
Coats Chinchilla, SiIver-FOx Squirrel or Military
Braid Trimming $40 SO, si3 5O s15.
Ladies' listers Plush Collar Cuffs, 81 SO to
Ladies' Fine, Heavy
and Pockets So.
Ladies' asS Bsgs9sa 3 s to Pointed Fur Trim
DiaeonaI Dol,nans Point Fur Plain
or Escalia Plush Trimming, SIS to $25.
Ladies' Cashmere Shaw1s in all Evening Shades
81 so, 3d. SO so each.
Ladies' Zephyr reduced fifty
lar of former prices.
ALI Misses Childrens HaveIocls
Greatly Reduced.
Entire Stock Misses Silk, Satin
and Cloth Dresses at Eastern Cost.
An Elegant Line of Gents Dressing Gowns $50
$22 So $25 each.
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Ra,,old. at Last!

For Best Bargsirs In Boots and Shoes,
Go to Voegeli 8 Co.'S, 27l and 40 Main
street. as they are siEsys reliable.
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292 Main Street, Marble Block.
Go to Linkhauer & Lehman's for any
thing in custom made boots and shoes.
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JET PALACE.

JET PALACE.
Headquarters for Christmas Presents I!
THE JET PALACE
233 Main Street.
GREATEST VARIETY,
FINEST ASSORTMENT,
LOWEST PRICES!
We will be pleased to show an elegant line OF
Watches Watches !
Rich STOCK OF FIRsT-CLAss
DIAMONDS!
Jewelry,
OF every grade and description and the latest nov
elites only.
ROLLED-PLATED JEWELRY,
Warranted equal to solid gold in finish and wear.
beautiful assortment of GOLD and SILVER
a complete line of Optical Goods. Silverplated
Ware and Clocks 49endless variety Partisan Dia-
mnnds and Rhinestone Pebbles mounted ia fine
SO Cold and ivory-headed WALKING CANES. and
a carefully selected stock OF FANCY GOODS.
Be sure to call at the JET PALACE, aud you
will find the very thing you are looking for
M G00DMAN r IN.
/. ROESCHER, Manager.
ADJUSTMENTS.
n EUBRIE,s THEATER.
IA JOSEPH gEooKs.---....-.-LEssEE AND MANAGER
Monday, Tuesday and wednesday, Dec.
18Th, -I9th and 2Oth.
The Original Madison Square Theater Co. in
ESMERALDA!I
By Frances Hodgson Burnett and W. h. Gillette.
WITH THE GREAT CAST.
SrProd uced $50 Times in new York.-sa
KATIE PUTNAM COMEDY Comply.
OPERAHOUsE.
BLIND TOM!
THE MUSICAL PHENOMENON, will give Three
Grand Concerts
Monday and Tuesday. Dec. 25Ib-26ib,
Matinee tuesday at 2:SO o'clock Pun.
Reserved seas now on sale at I. samelson & Co.'S
Cigar Store 80 Main street. without extra charge.
MATINEE ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Admission-50 and IS cents. MATINEE 90 cents. |
Children un ,er twelve years OF age: = cents:
AUCTION SALES.
To the Trade
CLOTHING, NOTIONS, CARPETS, TOYS, ETC.
tuesday Morning, Dec. 10, at 10 o'clock,
AT 2S7 SECOND STREET.
J. B. MCDONALD, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE Or RENT.
CANADY STORE-Hernandor road, south of Non.
y connan. Apply 70 JNO. CREAM. 81 Tate st:
STRAYED Or STOLEN.
II ORsE AND MULE-on the night of Deem
LII Der 18th, gray Horse ana bay mare Mule |
disappeared from loo Desoto street. Five dollars |
or each, If returned to me at above number, and
q for the detection OF the thief.
FOR REAT, LEASE OR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Bogue Phalia about
/ Jour and-a-han miles east OF Carson's Land
ng, Bolivar county, Miss Contains about five
undred and fifty acres of cleared land, good as
an be iound in the Mississippi Valley, and is in
eeted TO pass within half mile OF the house. APP
ly to J. s. or c. II. Williams, Yazoo City, Miss, or
D CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale,
Bolivsreounty, Miss
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BEJACH'S.
Chrisfmas Proclamation
Our fifth annual distribution OF
FINE FRENCH CANDIES


| no stick candy or tafy, but the best French
mixed candies, given away to evesy
TOY PURCHASER
To the amount of 81 so and upward. Our
holiday display surpasses, az TO NOVELTIES
anything ever shown in this city. You will
find at our house mechanical Toys of every
description. Also Velocipedes, four-wheeied
Wagons, Buggies, patent rocking and Hobby
Horses, Toy Furniture, Writing Desks,
Work Boxes, Etc, ETC., in endless variety.
100 large-sizs Cloth Hampers at only
81 so, worth s. 50 EACH
so fines. Japsnued Painted Covered Cosl
Hods, 81 each; never before sold for less
than 81 rs each.
Japanned CoalHods, double bottom, at 4Os
each.
Japanned Walters, 10, Is, 25, s5 and SOC,
worth double.
French China Moss-rose Cuspadores, g 30
worth 81 pair.
Our elegant Decorated Washstand Set of
10 pieces, at s. so set this week.
Majolica Pitchers at 25, IS, SO and 6Oc,
worth double.
MsjOlica Tea Sets, 81 rs, worth s. set.
Elegant new Lamps, all complete, at 81,
worth 81 so each.
silk Embroidered Piano & Table Covers
and Bed Spreads,
All new and beautiful, and prices to suit
everybody.
Table Covers 81, worth 81 rs each.
Table Covers 81 so, worth s. so each.
Table Covers So, worth IS each.
Piano Covers S., worth 81 so each.
Piano Covers 81 80, worth SI2 so each.
Lace Bed Sets So so, worth S. set.
MarseiIles Bed Spreads 81, worth S. each.
Marseilles Bed Spresds s., worth 81 each.
Marseilles Bed Spreads, very finest, SIS,
worth 81 so each.
Bleached Damask Table Cloths and Nap
kins very cheap.
Finest Damask Towels of all kinds at I'M
approachable low prices.
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ONE DARK-REO COW AND TWO MARES
" Prove property. pay charges and get Them, by
calling at 81 Main street. or at my residence on
the river. four miles south of Memphis.
r H. WILDBERGER.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

ININE PLANrATION-Ol fS0O acres at Bradley's
u Landing, in Crittenden county, Ark, Is miles
above Memphis; 200 acres cleared and IN cult
vation 1000 acres of cleared ridge land above over
dow; dwelling and all necessary out-houses, sta
bles, g1nhouse etc; store with established trade,
postonice and steamboat landing.
JOHN W. CURRIN, 50 Madison street.
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LOST.
TAKEN Up,

DOCKETBOOK-On Saturday, December %, =
L black Morocco Pocketbook. containing notes
and papers, put no money. Five dollars for lis
turn % A. GODskY. Us Robeson street:
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Personal.

NISTkRNs BUILT, Repaired ana Warranted, or
~ no charge. TH0S. CUBBINS. IS Madison st.
T AURENCE LAMB, ATTORNEY AT-LAW-
IL once Clty Hall, Exchange Building, Memphis.
Az W. BROOKS, DENTIST,
w go Main street Memphfs Tenn.
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The Beauties

For Fine Boots and Shoes.
Latest styles, go to Yoegeli & Co.'s, 27I Main
street, opposite Court Square.
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g. Faris, Underfaker,

Has removed 10 the corner of Monroe and
Dezoto efreets
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= URNIsHED ROOMS

- ESIDENCE-Mrs. E. W. Bowles's residence,
III No. ia Union street, corner Lauderoale.
Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
w. w. JAMES, go Front Street
LINE PLANTATION-On Presidents Island for
II rent from January I, 1883; $50 acres of cleared
land on head of Presidents Island, cultivated for
ave years past by Colonel Ed. Richardson with
shelby convict labor Will be rented 70 responsible
party Tor more term OF years. Ibis place IS
under good fence; has all necessary cabins and
outhouses, gInho1se, stables, etc, and within two
miles of the city OF Memphis. For terms apply to
OVER7OE d GEONFSNOR
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ENRoNr ROoM-Furnished. with board. at
II 81 Madison street
n GOD ROOMS AND BoARD-
VI AT y Madison street
IT. JAMES HOUSINGS IS ana 90 Adams street
y Rooms and board. 81 per day; IS per week.
DRsIRABLE ROOMs-Front or pack, furnished
II or unfinished, at IS Adams street
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New Ciarenaon Hotel.
Peabody Hotel

Memphis weekly Mortality report.
Mortality report tor the week ending Satur-
day, December 10th, at o'clock pm:
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STRAYED.

o. 3 e
DLACK HORsE-From Horn Lake DEPOT, De
d cember 18th, one large black horse s years
old. hair OF one mind foot from wound. Literal
reward. Return to A. J. WHITE, 2S6 Front st.
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ND DISPLAY!

Call and zee our immense and uuequaled
assortment Of useful and elegant
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BEJACH'S,

e7s Main ST., Opp. Court square.
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WANTS.,

W ANlSs
TNXPERIENCED SALES-LADIES and colored
d Boy at 247 Main.
n GENTS-(Either SEX for Memphis and sur
a rounding Country to represent Rand, Nc
Nally & Co.. Chicago, and introduce their new
work, American Etiquette and Rules of Polite
ness" Illustrated by over 100 fine engrayings.
Sold by subscription. Liberal terms TO the right
parties: Address, N NJ. Levick, General Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
GIrUATI as sAWYER-Any one wanting
y good fler or sawyer, address M P, this Office
d OUsE OR ROOM5-To rent small house or
Ii two or three rooms near Market street school
Cali al 322 Main street.
CLACK ARIEL COOPERs-
- CHICKASAW CO0PERAGE CO.
DRUG CLkRR-For prescription and retail
L. store. Apply at 343 Vance street.
SITBATION-By German practical gardener;
- his vile as housekeeper; one child, girl of
eleven years, 70 nurse.
nLD GOLD WAfCR-CASES-ChainE, Jewelry
~ etc., for CASH. J. N. Mulford d Co.. 1873 Main.
I1XPKRIENCED SHIRT MAKERs
ID At Loeb Il Mook's, 2S5 Main Street,
Az EN- AND WOMEN-To start new business
IN1 their own homes; no peddling; Soc an hour
ma lie; send 10c for Is sam pies and Instructions
Address MASON & CO., Montpelier, Vermont.
ITO RENT A HOUSEWIFE 5 or rooms near
l. either the Linden Market street schools.
Address F., care e. II. Bracket d Co.
FTNEN BOYS-1o work on galvanized IRON WORK;
l. full time or hall time steady work and rapid
promotion. KEANESAW MFG CO.,
81 Madison street.
LNURNISHED FRONT ROOM-For one gentle
IL man. Call at 136 Union street.
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Will take place this week. Remember,
no stick candy or taffy, but the best French
mixed candies, given away to evesy
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Christmas.

BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL's, so BEALE.
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The Galley Slave.

The following is the plot of the play, The
Galley Slave, which is to be produced at
Granite Hall, Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th {:
1t recites the story of party of American
tourists in Italy and France-Cicely Blaine,
Young heiress; Mrs. Phoebe Gray, widow,
and her daughter, Psyche Oliver Oliphant, an
elderly gentleman, and Franklin Fits, a
student, who is deeply in love with Psyche.
The party form acquaintance, among others,
Sidney Norcott and Baron LIE Bots, the form
or Young artist, and the latter an adventurer
The Baron, prior to this time has. under his
right name of Antonio Brabant, married an
Italian girl. Francesca Rimini. by whom he
has had child The marriage was witness
ed bv tourist, one Wellesley Napier
Antoine however, deserts Francesca, and
seeks for riches on his own account. These
obtained he aspires to the hand of Cicely
She loves Sidney, but esteems the Baron as
a friend In due time Cicely and Sidney
who returns her love. become engaged, and
the Baron finds himself thwarted but does
not despair. In the meantime. francesca
has left home with her child in search of her
husband. and finds him visitor at the resi-
dence of the Americans in Rome Believing
her husband is wooing Cicelv, she effects an
and he. temporizing. agrees to meet her the
next day at an obscure spot, and make
provision for her and the child. Sidney takes
leave of Cicely for a short absence,
and Francesca, actuated by jealousy, re-
turns TO see the woman who has gained her
husbands love. Believing that IT is her hus-
band who has just left, she beseeehes Clcely
not 70 marry him, mentioning him as an artist
who had won her love and married her.
Cicely. rather illogically, jumps to the con
clusion that her lover is a villain. turns him
off. and when the Baron again proposes he is
accepted, and their marriage is arranged and
takes place one year after at the same time
and place with that Of Psyche and Franklin
Fits. While in the privacy of her room after
the ceremony, Cicely is surprised by the ad-
vent of her lover, who upbraids her with Bit
ter scorn, and she begins to realize she has
mad, fatal mistake. She is about to fly
with him. but honor restraints her, and, ~
they are parting, the Baron appears upon the
scene. In order to save the family name,
Sidney is accused, admits of being thief,
and is sentenced to the galleys for seven
Years. finding on his arrival Francesca, whom
he had previously befriended, serving out q
term for stealing to get food for her child
Cicelv's friends visit the prison. and endeavoi
m preyail upon Sidney to accept his pardon
lint he refuses, preferring the degradation O.
punisbment TO casting shadow on the NAM
If the woman he loves. Cicely is also ad
mitted at this iuncture, and the Baron follow
ing her, he beholds her again IN the arms
her lover While she is confessing her low
for the galley slave. Francesca appears uPo'
the scene, and, recognizing the baron as ne
husband, the fatal mistake Is explained. In
announcement closes the fourth ACT ana
,--l. ....&,uc,od MACE of drnmAti
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Edward Kelley, young man residing in
Bangor narrowly escaped drowning on
Saturday last. He was temporarily a mem
Der Of the crew of the steamer katahdin
which left Bangor for Boston at the usual
hour that day While between Winterport
and Buckspor, he aud boy went to remove
the forward port gangway rail. preparing to
make the Bucksport landing. The rail came
off with difficulty, and when it did get free
one end of the same struck Kelley and
knock him overheard. He passed under the
steamers port paddle, and was struck
BY the wheel and injured about the back
and head. The steamer was under full
Roadway, and the man overheard was
left rapidly astern. Kelley chung TO the rail
which went over with him, but the stick was
not much of a support. A small vessel was
coming down under sail, and the man in the
water hailed just in time to prevent being
run over. The captain threw a line, but this
being unsuccessful he lowered away . boat
and picked up Kelley, who had been in the
water nearly 20 minutes aud was about to
sink. The rescued man was taken in few
minutes on a small boat which had been
lowered from the steamer and he was re-
turned to the steamer. Upon arrival al
nucksport he received all possible attentions
and has since come to Bangor by rail. He j:
aoing well.-Bangor Whig.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-11

Last Saturday night while James Bacon of
Thayer's Corner, Sidney. was returning to
his home from this city he accidently run
into two soap carts which were standing in
the road and was thrown out of his carriage
and one of his wrists quite badly injured.
Mr.. Bacon held on to the team and was
dragged some distance, but finally succeeded
in stopping his horse. The carriage was
completely demolished.