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Horrible Cruelty.

NORFOLK, April 24-Lucy Haulsey, a
negroes, has been arrested for whipping her
sisters orphan child, seven years old, to
death. The child was foggsd with a COW
hide and burned On a stove. Her husband
was arrested as an accessory.
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KNOXVILLE, April 24-W. B. Staley, son
of Judge Stsley, committed suicide al the
residence of a young lsdy who refused 10
marry him. This wac the third attempt 10
take his own life from the same cause.
Staley was twenty years of age aud lawyer.
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sesator Anthe.y'. Disea.e

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 24.-Senstor
Anthony ia suffering from Brighl's disease Of
the kidneys, complicated with heart disease.
His condition is without perceptiole change
to-day. He rested better last night.
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NEW YORK, Aprilf.4-About twenty dele
gates from various Nsw England cities 10 the
convention of the Irish National Land
League, which opens in Pbilsdelphia to-
morrow, passed through here this morning.
About $50 delegates go from here tomorrow.
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Because Of the Rnin of III. sister

LooMts, Ill, April 24.-Alexsnder Kat
nitz, German music teacher, suicidsd, tax
ing morphine. Grief over the ruin OF lis
sister was the cause.
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In the Commons this afternoon Gladstone,
replying to a question of Bourks as TO
| whether any steps had been taken at Wash.
ington relative to conspirscies organized in
Amsrics against England, said he did not
think it in accordaE with the public inter-
est TO make any statement touching commu-
nications with the United States government
on the subject of outragss.
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New YORK, April 24.-The principals ard
seconds Qtslians) in duel, in Brooklyn
have been arrested. Eight shots were ex.
changed; nobody I,urt.
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Flies and Bugs

Flies, reaches, ants, b.d-bugs, rsts, uice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared cut BY Tough
On Rstar liz
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THE CARNEGIE CASE
The Romance Of a British Peersge
That Reads Like a SeDsa.
tieaal Novel.
Irish Emigration Discussed in the
HOu.e Of LOrds-Tim0tbJ Kel.
ly's Trial Resumed.

DUBLIN, April 24-The trial of Timothy
Kelly was resumed to day. Witnesses who
tesl fed a. the former Trial to Prove an abb,
repeated their testimony TO day. Charles
McGowan, who some years ago contested a
sal 10 the Commous for County Lsilrlm,
wac called for a witness for Kelly. His evil
dence went to prove an abb. Altogether
fifteen witnesses testified in favor OF the
prisoners Claim of an abb.
INCEEAsED PRFCAuTIAN
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LONDON, April 24.-The Marx Lane En-.
press, in its review Of the Fri ish grain trade
Tor the past week, says: THE. wheat crep
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pYNAMITE discovered.
IN THE COMMONS,

A quantity of dynamite has been discov-
cred IN the forts at Chatham. No fuse was
attached, and it was probably placed there
"a 2 THREAT
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Delegates 10 the Philadelphia Conven.
lion.

Increased precsution has been taken be-
cause Of letters threatening to blow up pub
lie buildings
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who were not 60 agile IS their companions
aud failed 10 get aboard. They are In a
world Of trouble in IONS
From the way in which rents are jump
ing up one would think Memphis had IL
creas, d her population at least fifty per cent.
in the last six month";. The real estate men
appear to be a little too previous, as Mem
phis is pot booming but simply improving
steadily, and it is predicted that they will
retsrd this growth by tseir e1orbitant de-
mands.
"A new system Of failure, invented by B
Vsccarino, of Corinth, Miss, wss recently
tested at Lyon, France, and LIE Nonueur de
Sac, Of that city, says OF it: "It is impossi-
bic TO imagine a more simple, more elegant
and perfect machine, Of whlch the fret true
merits are 10 facilitate the labor Of the oper-
ator, and giving a product in six superior to
600 grammes, that is TO say, TO = great ex-
tent superior to those obtained by any other
known system. O1e detail especially, which
was noted by all present, was, that during
the entire operation of three hours duration
there was not Il rupture OF a single thread,
although at certain moments thu unwinding
was t fiected with the greatest rapidity. Ii is
seeD, there il 10 this new method Of hlsture
an incontestib!e progress in which results
must be followed by very serious bene6ts,
ard as such it was apparent 10 all who wit
messed the operation, the. proof OF which was
demonstrated by the liberal offer made TO the
inv, ntor. Mrs. Marie Docne and Mr.. B. Vac
cArino have formed a cop1rtnership for the
operating Of the new syrtem of flsture, near
EOrinth
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GOAL
he great strike is ended.

The great strike is ended.
Porter Guards parade last night.
The coming raceJ are a theme Of con-
versatior.
The dog-muzz'e dealers have done q
small BUSINESS.
The spring chicken is outgrowing his
baby clothes.
The watermelon crop il not extensive,
and comparatively few fine ones are seen in
this market.
Mr. r F Halle-, of this oiiy, hos baen
elected General Grand Principal Sojournsr
of the Royal Arch Masons Of the United
Slater.
"A number of farmer who we're in the
city yesterday declared that the rain of the
day before had been of III, greatest benefit
to them.
1t is a notorious fact that few WIZ have
ever lived 10 Memphis are satisfied away
from it. Orce a MemphIan always a Mem
phiau.
"A workman on the tower OF the custom
house became dizzy yesterday morning snd
had TO be lowered to the ground by his CO.
laborers.
Father Sheridan, late of DAkots, will
preach at St. Joseph'd church tomorrow
morning, and Prof. Karch will preside al
the organ.
Charles Williams was 6aed by Justice
Quiglsy for putting a n indignity upon a
bootblack employed at his barber shop. He
slapped him.
Third rate peaches are 81 4 half bushel
basket. All the best and finest are bought
up by the stands and retailed at thir.y-fve
cents per dozsp.
The telephone repairers are still busy
and remind one by the picking at the tops OF
the poles OF the Industrious ssp-suckers in
the forests sere.
only one license to marry was issued
yesterday-Wash Miller and jennie Tate
and the groom was arrested before the bar
gain WAS consummated.
"A high board fence was put up in the
courtyard of the s.ationhouse yesterday to
shield the female ~conyicts from the ewes of
the vulgar while they break rock.
MIR. Black, of the Chancery Court, will sell
s piece of valuable land at noon today, at
the courthouse. The piece ia on the coroer
Of Georgia street and fernando road.
"A Jones avenue family of fosr ladies
started to the river yesterday to take a boat
for Cincinnati, and when they reached the
elevator saw it in the act of showing of.
Two of the ladies, with their baggage, COS
safely abosrd, but the keys of the Trunks and
all the money for the pleasure trip remained
behind 10 the possession of two Of the party,
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A

AND OTHER OCCUPANTS OF UDG HADDEN's
ANXIOUS SEAT.
Big crowd, but very little to entertain
them.
Ell Manney and John Shay, both white,
plain drum 50 each.
A. Wesson, jr, involuntary granddaughter,
continued unul Tuesday by request of de-
fendsnrs counsel.
A.. E. Graham is allowed till Monday to
cut away the weeds which grow in trout of
his premises oo Washington street.
James Ives and John Mitchell, two young
white men, were fined IS each for q knock
down engaged in al Lindeman's saloon.
A.. Malazzo, white, was Fl aed IS for fight
ing, aud his Uis-a-uis, j. Z. Curry, who was
not present, has forever parted company with
the S. note left as a vodcher for his appear
ance before court.
Dennis Kearney, white, paid So for being
disorderly. Dennis is a peosioner On his
daugnter-ir-law, and wanted money TO buy
medicine with, which he did not get, conse
quept)y he went TO breaking up the furni'
tuce.
The case against Maggie Riley, white, 10
which she is charged with assault and bat
terry on John Marsh, an enploye of lie Pea
body Hotel, got q thirty days coutiou ince on
acc1unt of the indlsposltion Of the DDS.
Cutor.
john McDsvi;t, Robert Spellman and
Harry Williams, three youug colored dudss
went to a party uninvited and broke up the
entertainment They say they could provt
otherwise if they had a witness, and theiI
cases we're continued until to-day.
Nelse Scett's man Brownlow has skipped
the town, and half of the $40 note put up BY
Nelse as forfeit, was taken in. N-lse wal
caught in a threatening attitude with a brict
in each hand, which wsrlike conditions hs
claims were provoked by an .ault made
on him By Brownlow, and 10 sslf-dtf=nse.
Kate Rumaggi, whose name has been at
sent from police records fully a week, was il
of hers was sick at HIPS b~oardingheus
and sent for her to com there and nurs,
him. She went and was pulled out By ID,
police, charging her with trespts,. tn,
Courts patience with Kate is worn threac
bare, but once more he let her 60 with
warning.
A young colored man named Budiie G.if
6n is up for assault aud battery. The Cour
asked him what was the matter, to whic'
Buddie replied by thru ting his right msule
a1d dumb, are you?D To this question Buddi
indicated an Affirmative rfp'y by a nod Q
his head. Aud you are not ready for a iria
and want q con inusDcr?" Another aft
tive nod. Ii Buddie is deaf, he possesses
wonderful faculty for interpreting by Ia
movements of the lips, completely ob.curer
by a heavy mustsche and imperial, al is III
case with our Police judg. He got the con
tInuance.
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ABOUT TO Be- A EIGAMIsT.

~ L.
A woULD-BE BRIDE wHo WAS AN HOUR TOO
ANXIOUS.
A wou'd-be bigamist was nipped in the
bud yesterday by a warrant issued by j Justice
Quigley. Washington Miller got out a Ii
cense in the afternoon TO marry Jenni Tate.
1t was the only license Issued during the
whole dsy, and Washington probably felt
proud in consequence. Taking the paper
straight to his dulcine, he gave it TO her to
keep until the which was an
neuneed for 6 o'clock 10 The evening, ,honld
take place. 1t was too good to keep, and the
would-be bride made a triumphal march
through Chelsea, waving the open paper in
hand and singing gaily of the happiness soon
to be herr. A woman, hard at work at the
wasb-iub in the rear OF one OF the houses she
passed, heard her say that in two hours more
Wash Miller would be her husband, but was
not sure she heard correcilr, and asked a
peighbor, "Who did she SAW"
"Thst she would marry Wash Miller at s
o'clock" was The reply.
"Why, that's my husband. INT fool mig.
ger wants TO be a bigamy," said MIs. Miller.
"Why don't you stop III" inquired the
neigbbor.
"What kind of a woman is that Jennie
Taie?"
Younger and better lookin' than you
are" answered the sggrayatiog n~eighbor.
Mrs. Miller it'd 10 hear no more, but
went straight 10 Justice Quigley, where she
made proof that abe had been married 10
Miller Ostobsr %, 1876, by Parson A.
Joiner. A warrant was sworn out charging
Miller with bigamy, and Constable G4rvin
secured him and the iicense just an hour toe
soon.. Miiier's wife wss under the i'm,
preston when the warrant Was sworn GU
that the marriage had already been consum.
mated, and on account Of her previousnei
no case can be made against her husband.
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MILLER'S MISTAKE.
His Wife Discovers Him on the Eve Of
Marrying Another Woman, and
Arrests Him.
Bill for Divorce Filed in the Circuit
Court by Miss Matte Thomas
Police Court Proceedings.

A bill for absolute divorce was fled in the
Circuit Court Yesterday by Miss Matte Thon-
as against J. Z. Burdick, alias Bennstt. The
bill recites that Burdick reprfs .uted. himself
to Miss Thomss ss never having been mar
ried, ard that the msrrisge N was
performed between them by the R=v. Eugene
Daniel July 10Th last, siuce which time unit
bi- ART 2, they lived together as MN and
wife All the facts of his former marriage
in Wisconsin are recited and the petitioner
ssks TO be restored TO her maiden name
MesnEhile Burdick rests securely in all.
Letters have been received from the Town
msrshal of Boscobel and The editor Of the Din
OF that place, who say they will appear to
prosecute whenever it il desired. The father
OF Mrs. Burdick al-o writes that he is not
surprised to hear of Bdrdick's villainy, and
that there will be no difficulty in making
proof, as he performed the marriage cere
mouy.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, August 17.-Arrivsd: City OF
Vieksburg, ST. Louis, Am The Alex hambe
will leave during the night.
81. LOUIS, August 17.-Night-River fallen
4 inches. and stands IA feet inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and very warn.
C~IScINSATI, August 17.-Night-Rivsr 6
feet 5 inches, and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant 10 arrivals or departures excep. local packets
LOUISVILLE, August 17.-Night-River
falling. with 5 feet IN cfsnpel, and feel S inches
in the chute on theiails. Weather clear and pleas
ant No arrivals or Departure
EVANSVILLE, August 17.-Eight-Riysr6
$40 feet and falling slowly. Weather clear ana
hot; thermometer &c to Sc. Business quiet Nc
arrivals or departures other than local packets
col silyerthorn Ia growing weaker, and his phy.
.icians say he may possibly last I'll morning.
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PERSONALS.

DR. 1. w. BUDDEKE ba. returned to the
city.
JUDGE Tom Brown leaves this morning
for Cressoo, Pa.
Mr.. l. d. CALDWELL, Of the Union City
Our Country, is in The city.
SILAs G. BARR, OF the Corinth (Miss) Sub
Soiter and Democrat, WAS in the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. f. MCKEoN arrived home. yester-
day evening from a pleasant visit TO Louis
VILE and the great Exposition.
J. w. YoUNGBLooD, editor of the Oxford
(Miss.) Fdtcon, arrived in the city yesterday
aad leaves for home thi, evening.
F. NJ. TAYLOR, who has betn in the ely
several days inspecting the working of the
saver system, left for Chicago last evening,
accompanied by c.. ]. Pearsall. They will
go 10 Charlotte, N. c., from Chicago.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Cole & Cheek to Edgar Orgain. lots C and
d, McKioney's subdivision, 55118l feet, on
the west side Of Mckinney street, $3.50.
Henry Ran and wife, to Mrs.. Kale Miles,
lot6, 30xl46 feet on the north side OF S..
Paul street, 800.
TRUST DEEDS.
Thomfs Z. Williamson and Nife 10 81. Bens-
dorf, 10 secure $500 to the German.American
Building snd Loan Association. lot 6. block
= 50x256 feet on the south side of Vance,
east of Eohols.
E. Orgsin and wife to w. C. McC.uIe, to
secure $1,000 to the Security Building and
Loan Association, undivided east half of
lot 6, On The north side of s.. Paul street.
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Advice 10

Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. tire
lieves the little sufferer at once; 1t produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright Is q
button" lis very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, soitens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels. and is the best Kpown
renedy Tor utsrrhea, whether arising from teeth
ju2 on otlsr csrHps- To ute I've car % q totue.
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St.. Agnes Academy.

THE stiention OF the citizens OF Memphis is re-
l. specially csllei TO ST. Agnes Academy,
which will open its fall session on the Sd Of sep
Iemher. kvery ~exertion will be made 10 pro-
mote the health and improvement of the pupil,
Besides IL usual English Branches. particular at
tention is paid to Latin. French and GerrnsD;
also, Music on the various LIS ruDents, Drawing.
Painting, Embroidery and Eiocutihn. Calisthe-
mics enter into the daily routine, while the tear-
tiful locality In which fhe academy is situated ard
itz 81 aeious open grounds ano,d every desirable
means Tor IN. door ras-eaffau
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
AGout an A batfoir.


EDITORS APPEAL-There has been much
written and said during the past two years
on the subj ct Of establishing a steck-yard
with &C dbatt1ir attached below the southern
limits OF the oitv; and some parties have
gone so far az 10 form a stock company for
the purpose and obtained a CD barter. Al that
point they met with serious opposition and
called II halt. They found, upon investigs-
ton, that they could not get the several rail-
roads C. ntering here to give them a guar
snty that they would unlos sd all stock .rriv-
ing by their Inns for a p=riod of say twenty
i've years, thereby insurlTg Them a monopoly
OF the business OF handing the live stock
coming 10 this market, which vas the OF jective
point with them from The outset; that much
secured, the enterprise was an assured sue.
cess, nothing remsioirg 10 be done but issue
$4,000 worth OF stock 1.-THE amount author
lied by the charter, proceed with the con-
struction at a cost OF thirty to thirty-fve per
cent. OF the amount, and business,
when it was confidently expected the stock
would rapidly appreciate 10 face value, if
not a premium, realizing TO the stockholdeIs
a snug profit. II is worthy Of note right
here that the prime movers and
principal Ito be) stockholders in this
little scheme were not Memphis
people, bus represented Louisville and other
points North. The foregoing, which is given
as a nsws item, the writer not supposing it
10 be generally known, does not destroy the
fact thst such an enterprise legitim ately in
sugurated and conducted without the aid of
Legislation, siiher S ate or municipal, CT
guaranties from railroads except such rs
will be easily obtained in a business way
from the Railroads., 10 open with catering
prospects OF Success, and Is really q much
needed addition TO The many improvements
now going forward and Ia contemplation,
made necessary BY the probable early COM
p!etion of the Kansas City and Memphis
and the Vioksourg, New Orleans and Mem
phi railroads, both of which must contribute
largely to the present stock trade Of this
city, 10 say nothing of the soothing effect of
this movement on the public nerves, by divert
ing the drainage of several slaughterhouses
from the reservoirs of the 'third best" which
we &re now taking ad nauseam, ad hbitam, and
prospectively, ad infnitum. PROGRESS.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE steamer Eckert will make two excur-
sions ext Sunday.
TEETH extracted without pain at Wesson's,
31S Main street. Telephone connection.
WE call attention 10 the card Of f. F.
Wills & Co.. successors to Wills & Wild
berger, BIT Main street. Stationery, books,
printing, etc.; the lowest in the city.
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Bottom Out,

Goods must be sold. Only ten days more
Of the grand closing-out sale at Risks, 800
Main street. S.oves, t~in#are, lamp, etc, at
terrible slaughter. You can buy your heat
ing stoves at a saving Of fifty TO 100 per cent.
Go at once and secure a bsrgaia before too
late. Will keep open until 8 o'clock Satur
day njgnt-
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SP RING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile. alabama.

Founded in 1880. Empowered oy the Lagisia-
tufe of Alabama TO confer all Collegiate Degrees.
beautiful. and one of the heaIthiet in
the south The health, comfort and happiness OF
the students the constant aim A full corgs OF su-
perior and experienced teachers. The three
cou rses, Preparatory, Commercial and Classical,
taught in The most thorough manner. Session
opens Oct. LIST. For further Information, address
the President. Spring Hill College, AObile. Ala
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Our citizens complain to the ~"powers that
be-" and Pdppy Hadden admonishes them to
be patient and unccmpl aiming, that their day
is surely coming, aud they accept the situa-
lion 4 inevitable doom. And now comes
he Ciy Rtilrosd Company and suubbeth
the Cnelssaite on the occasion of q popular
entertainment at E.tival Park, "a thing Of
beauty" of their own creation, for the dele eta
tion CT the Memphian generally and the Inde-
pendent O:dsr OF Odd-Fellow VS. 10 particular,
thsn which there l. no organ zaiion in bet
Ter repute in this good city. and saith unto
The Chelseaile all other portions of the Tax
ipg-Disirict domain shall have the benefit of
a ride home from the entertainment Aforesaid
except Chelses, but that benighied suburb
being far removed, and the citizens thereof
being OF a hum drum Turn aud not much
given TO going forth in the darkness
by reason Of the uncertsiBty of get
ting back to their domicile during
the current twenty-four hours, do not fully
appreciate the copdescens.on Of the Mem
phis City railroad, a'ors said, in giving
them communication facilities with the in
side world OF the great Tsxing-D strict, and
that this restraint may he more fully felt by
The ecalcitranl Chelseaiie it may be put down
as an entity not 10 he disregarded thatia the
future the citiz ms of Chelsea attend public
entertainments, either at E.tival Park or
elsewhere, at the risk of walking home from
the corner Of lain and Poplar, and that the
same will be chargeable 10 the Committee of
Arrangeni, MIS- when they ssy the curtain will
rise promptly at s o'clock p M, but will
have no bearing on the city railroads rt-
spoHsIbility to the denizeus OF any other
portion Of the city whatsoever.
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wy COLLEGE,

.EOktshGDWH hENIGtH
an Cincinnati Southern Re Locates in tire
" healthy and beautiful Blue Gra2 region
of Kentucky. 50th session opeus september 3. 1873.
Instruction in all branches OF a college education.
aud An. conferred. Useful course for those who
can sbend only one or two years in college Terms
low FOR the adyantsges offered. For catalogue or
particulars, address early 70
i. u. DUDLEY, DID,, Presidents.
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STEWART, GwYNNE d co
Kurnett's Cocaine

Promo tes a vigorous and healthy growth of
the hal r. 1t has been used in thousands of
cases where the hair was coming out, and has
never failed TO arrest lis decay.
Use Btrnett's iavoring extracis-the best.
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GREAT SACRIFICE
OF
~LOW.QUARTER SHOES,

VOEGELI d CO.'S, 27I and 40 Main Sc.
To make room for Fall Stock.
Sufferers from Rtduey and Liver
The direct result of vitiated blood and weak
organic movement, will ind Simmons Liver
Regulator a true remedy for these COM
plants. 1t impsrts new life TO the blood
and renews and strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. II have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for a long time. / have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has lone me more
good than all the medicine / ever took. ]
would not be without it. GEO. IL. PRATT.
~. s. De~pu.y-Collector I'd District. Ca.