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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF NUsIC.
No. - Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.

nEPARTMESTs-Th System Of Instruction adopted for
IL this Academy the that pursued in the ROYAL
Aes'emy IN Paris, and comprises ave Departments,
Primary, Freshman Sophomore, Junior and Senior 10
which Is added RecapltuatiOn Department. designed for
those Nho intend 70 adopt Music profession
TERMS PER SESSION.
PKNAET DEPARrNEsr, $40 90
Five lessons a week, one daily, Saturday excepted
FOGr lessons week. Monday, Tuesday ihar,dsv - W
and Friday.
koPH0aokE DEPARTMENT A N
Thee lessons one week Monday' w.dpessav ana %
Friday; The succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons saras IN aunber and IN days as IL the
Sophomore Departments.
Senior DEPARTafEsr ........ ......... % 90
Two lessons q week. Monday and Thursday.
hEcAPHtLAfioS DkfAkIaENT. % 70
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted.
~ Il all Of The foregoing Depa-tmen,s the Piano And
eniiAr arc TIE only instruments taught
EXTRAS.
Instruction on the Harp lessons week. per session So %
:. N FOeAnsAtion, ~ e o
10 classes Of gentieEnen ca ths Fiolns flute,
clarionat &c, two evenings 9seek, 10 %
~ An tuisian fees due on the entrAne~ q tie Pap
ons lesson week 10 Sacred Mnse Evsa 70 AZ pupils nee
No ekarus bs made ssr ths use o. Tnstruuents Nusie
Muslc Books furnished gratis q the pups, Who VII be
Permitted o fea them - ther eva prePsFv a. he close
FrpIs eli Be received az any ne and charged rem ne
period they % ne close Of the session. TIE aend
ne Aeaasnsie Yeas uin dsidca s tive sessions; the
oae commencing the ID MOnday 10 settebcr and eos
e. TIE last Fray 10 JaneaFy. The oiker eomHeneng
the iss hond4y Ia February a4d oo ga ths nrsi fr4ay
r- fups ztrassed to her care shAH rsessVe DOE 81
sno1 and EnsesEisd assituy he part q tie in-
srrsers avail hey shaH Id attain tRs eiesstsd
i ansard r. proaeiescy 70 whIeh tbsy nay aspire
Arpurssoa % BE- made aer Ne isf 81 Srpsxm-
81, ~ - As-leey. Anetf -en
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FINE FLoUR.-Our attention was called yes
terday to a specimen of -four manufactured at
the Manchester Mills, Coffee county. 1t was
equal, in all respects, to any specimen we have
seen this season. These mills are owned,
wholly or in part, by our enterprising fellow
citizen. a. b. ROBERTSON, ESQ.
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TIE IgEST ITaIw DIVE.

nR o. NJ BALLARD's (now artcle) received the high
~ premium at the WoRtDs FAIh and AsKRIoAN INsBi
FuFE where IL examined by the DsrrseUTED CREssIs
Dr. CuTvs and Prof JoIrx ToaREY and pronounced the
REST For sale by the principal Druggists IN this city
Price 81. Principal 0ee and store, Nos. 43S aud 500
BROADWAY, New York. mar2i- iy
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Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Ga, August %, 1855
The supply of Bacon in our Market is equal to
the demand, hence we have no change in price to
note.
BAonN-Hog round alli; Sides-elear l2ia
Is; Hams Hale; Shoulders 9tal0.
LARD-In barrels, l2ial3. In kegs and tin
cans, lac
WHEAT-per bu ready SALE Sl.lOal.lb
Corr, per bu. declining, S0a90
OATs-per bu. 35a40.
Flour, superfne, S6.50a7.o0.
ExcuASGE-On New York per cent premium;
on Charleston, Savannah aud Augusta per cent
premium.
Respectfully,
SEAG0 & LAWRENCE,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
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LARGE POTATOES. are indebted to Mr.
A. B. HowLETT, of Edgefeld, for some very
white yam variety. The largest weighs ID.
and IA ounces Who can beat that
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MOUNT oLIvET.

ERSoTs derous Of subssbng for stock in The Mount
oyet ceusetery, can have an opportunity Of do
ing So By calling upon LInsgY CsocKETT, Or. JoHs =
YouSG or A. NEIsox City Hal, who give any hfor
mslioa desired. II expected that those who vsh t0s1b
scribe viii DO Immediately, only limited amount Of
stock is 70 be disposedIoL
-2i--lu uss
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RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland was at
stand yesterday, with about 4 feet on Har-
peth Shoals.
The Monticello, from Paducah, was the only
arrival up to P. IN. She leaves again this
evening.
The RocL city for Paducah, the Magnolia
for Cincinnati, and the &ylOcb for Hartsylle,
departed yesterday.
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Immense Sale.

hs long ceased to be fashionable to puG patent ned
cnes or do any thing to enhance their sae not from any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them, but simply from worthlessness of nearly
all the great remedies" crowded into the market But
casionay medicine that possesses real merit is brought
into hght-one that is really what it purports to be- OF
this class, soans preparations ranked with safety
Tor we have heard Of instance where his medicines
been tried but that the fullest been given
and their immense sale will fully their popularity
FFeepOTt Journal, III III. ..I'
See sloan's advertisement in another column.
iy26-1w
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bots, Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9th, 1858.
Messrs. WM s. BEERS & Co.. Gents Considerations Of
duty to the afflicted alone prompt TO send you this vol
untary testimonial to the great value Of Carriers Spanish
MIXTURE, for that almost incurable disease, Scrofua
Without being disposed deemng it necessary TO go in
to the particulars Of the case cay that the astoDish
ing results that have been produced by the OF that med
icme on member of my family, and under my
observation and supernendence after the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had filled fully justify me in recommending its all
who may be suffering from that dreadful maady.
do not mean to say that 1t adapted TO all constitutions
or that viii afford the relief in all cases; for OF
course, can know nothing about that-but from what
have OF the effects, would not hesitate to IT, in
any and every Of Scroula, with persons for whom
felt interest," whomI could exercise influence
control. Respectfully yours,
jy2l-tsept1 JON. NJ. Bolts.
IS See Advertisement in another cnlnmn-
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTmENT.

NHE Ph Annual Course Of Lectures In this Institution
i will commence Monday, the 29th Of October next
and continue til the first Of the ensuing March.
PAUL p. EVE, NJ. D. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOHN NJ WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women Children.
w. X. BOWLING NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of MedI-
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D. Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
@. X. WINSTON. NJ. D., sateria Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence
ROBERF NJ PORTER, NJ D., General and Special Anas-
omy.
j. BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes OF Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ D, Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for Students on the
hrst Monday in October.
full Preliminary Course OF Lectures free 20 all Stu
dents, win be given by the Professors commencing also on
the first Monday Of October.
Cnique has been established in connection with the
University at which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and ectured upon In presence OF the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures the University is SlG5
Matrculaon Pee paid only IS. Practical Anatomy
$40. Graduation Fee &15.
Good Boarding be procured at about ~ per week.
Further inform alton can be obtained By addressing
J, BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
jyls-wAtrw2mf Chancellor Of the University.
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x II. LOoNls co, my sois Agents ar Nsshxire vif
tOs 1rnsA the pcope q TcAnsssxe viii al Ne dstfen
kinds q VIM made ~ NE, ny Cincinnati vholrssie
prcsa Also, ~ oatssba CRAPS caaiioes 81 plsnang
Car And ses IheE- - L3S6HORTu,
@&rss ciHcaHat, Ohis.
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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY

R. c. McEAIRY & co.
No. SIS COLLEG RECT,
IT AVE Just received per Express and opening
their FAN importaons OF the most beautiful assort
ment Of Goods ever brought this market consisting in
part of
Lace Goods and EmbrOidcries,
Such vaencienue Lace Cape ooiaretss and Sleeves
Val. Lace Bdgings Collars and Sleeves separate and In
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes; Infants Embroidered
Robes, coored and iordsed Embroidered Handkerehit
&c &C. &C.
SILK G0ODS!
Elegant Flounced Robes Moire Antique in an coors
Glace aud various styles Of Piaids asd su1pes.
Shawis and Scarfs.
beautiful lot Of Cashmere scarfs and Stella Bordered
Shaws.
All there goods exceedingly handsome and in the
newest Styles being among ihe earliest purchases in the
Eastern Markets. Call early, before they gone.
anglo
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Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Aug. "a. ?. M.-Deaths by fever
at the hospital for the week, l2s; being decrease
Of ten.
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~ The weather was still cloudy yester-
day. with some indications of rain.
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j. J. KE Y E S ,

WHOLESALE DEALIR ~
SEWING, sADDLEKs, EMBROIDERY FRINGE
- I Il * -,
BLACK AND ASSORTED COLOHS,
In IS 30 and 100 sken Ranches and IN Packages and
Spools.
SILK FOR SEWING MACHINES, equal TO the best.
4 South Fourth Street, ed ioorl Philadelphia.
~ Orders promptly attended to. sHs97im
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FuRNTsHINa avn FANCY GOODS.

WE have yet handsome assortment o. seAsonabie
w Goods which VIC are selling at moderate prices Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
jy16-1y OLNCZNNATZ, OHIO.

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony
Of all who have thoroughly tested tine virtues of this cee
brated article that it will restore the gray and the bald,
eradicate diseases of the Scalp, preserve the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old age
It's now put up both with and without sediment See adj
vertisement. auz1
There are few things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting down to write notice Of the celebrated HooHand
German Bitters, because fully conscious
erring public benefit, and heart tells that by
notice many have been induced to take these Bers and
been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint &C.,
Tor the cure OF which certain 1t prepared and sold
only by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, at the German Medicine Store.
No. 12O Arch street, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. aug1-1m
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PIaxsecd /! FlaHseed !!

1--WE COLLIER COMPANY Of 81. LoUIs, Missouri, viii
1 pay one dollar and hny cents per bushei for FLAX
SEED FOR NEXT TEN DAYS aud viii purchase during
the season highest rates paid in Cincinnati Chicago,
&c &C.
KY Large holders win hud their advantage 20 cor
respond with the subject. HENRY + BLOW,
aug21 President.
Nashville wlg copy amount q s. and charge this Of
fce.-6t. Lot,is Re publican. Rug2I-2w
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Premium Boot Il Shoe Mandatory.
BBRN FULLER,
tsaocessor 70 Hamlton FuierD
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MAKUFACTORT,
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sta
NaSEFNFEEE. TENN

NAHttfAEDEs AERN.
GRATEFUL Or DC liberal pa ronare besiesed upon dis
AauuiacluFy since Us sstatnhment she RTupnetQr
sres ttsflinc 70 merit continuation q the sae
tlrrs
have nos % hand good sentiment a Frsdy -
work, sonslsiiHE IN part Of Meas hays' aud -
fcohs' O Z hp aud Thiek aots anf ehsss Negru FWy
hTogAns, doodle ss; house servants shors lsd0st N-
and Misses CAT horoco and ks Boots and ehoe1 al
irpta geo4 stock Ia coed sfysc sni warranted
oFirrs from PiaAeTs. Iron Mnssra E4EoAd aud rarn-
pike Conn aniss respectfully EuAcitrd.
80 All kinds Il rrlaaiFinE dluc.
. Cash paid 81 lides. EBEN FUiLER.
aafa5-u
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DVsFUNi mug ..
The Grand Jury has refused to find a verdict
against Neal Dow, for his connection with the death
of Robbins, in the late IquOr riot at Portland,
Maine.
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NEW YORK.
FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1885.
CL0AKs, TALMAs AND HANTILLAS.
GEORGE RRnhHE.

GEORGE BRODIE,
M ILL introduce for the inspection of Southern and wes
w tern Merchants the LIST of August his large
variety Of goods in his line,
EMBROIDERED VELVET MANTLEs,
RICH MORE ANTIQUE MANTBES,
PLAIN VELVET MANTLES, Richly Trimmed,
COMBINATION OF VELVET AND MORE ANTI QUE
&C. Ec
buyer Of the undersigned having just returned from
France he enabled to offer the extensive assortment
Of styles Of any other establishment in the country all of
which, by spec contract with the Paris Manufacturer are
exclusively confined to himself His well known reputa
ton the only publisher Of regular monthly Fashion Plates
in aroers and Godey Magazines should be sufficient in
ducement TO purchasers to select from his stock.
GEORGE ERODE,
81 Canal Street, & 63 Lispenard Street, N York.
Principal 81 Canal street, Second Manla Store
West OF Broadway south side. aug2-3m
w. JACKSON & SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS
246 Front Street and $50 Broadway, NEW YORK.
aug9-1y
ISAAC l.. PLATT,
IMPORTER Of Polished Plate Glass, from the old estab-
l. lshed mandatory Of the
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Ravenhead Lancashire, England.
Polished Plate Of all Sizes suitable for windows Of stores
and dwellings, Show Cases Coach Lamps, Rail Cars &C.
constantly on hand at the Warehouse,
10 Murray street, New York.
AMERICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Factory, Williamsburg, L. l.
'HE Subscriber having taken the agency Of the above
Glass, for Skyghts, FOorties and PaYemens of quality
superior to the imported article and much rates
JOHN b. PLATT,
JylI-SLi 70 hurry street, New York.
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CTARCH-soo heass Psarl starcA 10 sssrs ana Isr
- saie BY tixzsl W. Il. GORDON a co.
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VETE have this dav opened our Ice Cream saloon An
w promise nothing bat the pure article.
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
myl ~ Union street.
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New Goods.
WE have opened this day
w IS pieces style Carpets;
100 pieces Irish Linens, direct importations;
These Linens al proht less than have been able
TO offer them before.
1Opiecea assorted eolored Muslin de LANES;
Mus. de BAise Travelling Dresses;
boxes New Ribbons;
dos. French Hair skirts;
nfshons.
A nice lot OF French Embrobleriss.
These Goods fresh and very low priccs Cali
at K. Q. McNAIRY Co,
augI % College street.
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J. :. !. Is 'A''''i.'I ssss : =; Z; :.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEIGH & GRIFFTTHs

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of ". s. SWIM
MER, 40. IL Second Street. ST. LOUIS 40.
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I'll ID NASH VILE I

w Z e "A
20,O08 Bushels Wanted.
JOSEPH MASH,
aug2s-9w No. 81 oOllegs Street.
Wheat Wheat!
I'VE win pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville.
w Sacks furnished. Can and see Us before you sell
aug15-n J. r. YEATMAN.
30 Wheat /! Wheat
VlEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable at tur warehouse oy 'ae lo'h ns
for which viii pay % cents per bushel Of 90 lbs
augS w. Il. GORDON co.
WHEAT! WHEAT!
2OO,O25 BUSHELS WHEAT
WANTED Immediately at thehighest cash price Bags
w furnished if desired. D. D. DICKtY,
sug3 No. College street
Wheat! Wheat!
WANTED 100000 bushels Wheat, delivered at Nash
w VILE for which the highest market price will be paid
CHURCH ANDERSON,
aug4-1m Nos. and Broad st.
WHEAT WANTED.
ETIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, for
which the highest price in CASH viii be paid 90
'e9 Corner Market and Church streets.
CASH For WHEAT.
I'VE are prepared to pay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE for wheat and Corn, at the Nash
vile City Mills and desire all the Wheat Growers give
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise shall be pre-
be satisfactory. G. HAMMOND co.
81 N:B.-we win pay 10 per cent above the market
price for Wheat cleaned through
GHILD's GRAIN sEPARAT0Rs
je11-w4.rwtf G.H. co.
NEW FLOUR DEPOT.
Office Of the Nashville City Mills corner Of College
and Spring Streets.
iva G. HAMMOND & co.
GRAIN WANTED.
HIGHEST market price given for WHAT, CORN and
II RYEbv tjy4l @. HAMMOND co.
BAGS BAGs!!
ON and after the LIST August will be able to furnish
" 1000 bags per day, for the purpose Of holding wheat
-four and Persons requiring Bags viii please
jy2i W Il. GORDON co.
HEAT.-5e 90 bushels wheat wanted, (put up
w in bushel ozuaburg Bags9 for which we viii pay
cash. ljy2iI ". ii. GORDON CO.
C,OR sTIRE.-A negro man 20 years of age for the
= balance of the year. Also boy and girl and 10 years
aug1s General Agent No. II Desderiek st.
HENDERSON EVANSVILLE RAILROAD.
& X 7 u u I7sg u
NOTICE To STOCK HOLDERS.
OFnoE or HtNDEIsoN & nashville R. R. Co. !
MAnIsoNvIILE, KY Aug 10, 1850. !
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the Hem
~ derson and Nashville Railroad Company that the 18th
Testament on their stock due and must be paid
before the 20th day of september next
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ausl4-td AMBROSE G. GORDON, sec'y.
rvCVv tznyy
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Daring The "a hours ending at noon yesterday,
there were % deaths at Norfolk; Mayor Wood
among the number. The mortality at Portsmouth
is becoming still more fearful.
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Wheat! Wheat /!

NIANTED 100000 bushels Wheat delivered at Nash
w VILE for which the highest market price will be paid
In cash e Sacks in any quantity furnished to order
CHURCH ANDERSON,
aug4-1m Nos and 2 Broad st.
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cam.

N relation my Union instant
and OF which speaks,
that had long avery great naoaa
too Indifference
justice selfish policy, and that
policy England france
and perhaps rendered tbs
and saw aso That the aliss would hcea
nd th. deep diseseem Of cause f :ndrisng IL
natural sympathy
allies Increasing Partially for and aEa
Of, Russia.
allies with whole heart Our Of sympathy
may already
more beyond conceptions
The whole resus present remote have
10 ns pire ard
cvunirymen guard conscience and life m the
reproacR sis pconsd
ersfo andin indifference The subject.
to The
painful that this
private sushp tina consideration
orally extended high oficiRliy.
EsTwICK EVANS
Washington CITY, Jan 90
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OPTICAL.


TEUAsukY DsFAsrSssr,
January 1875.
Noucr herrsy gwen
States,
asse, ANY k~rssf and Mssca
next portions stocks, amounting
al soc eoo in hereinafter
toned wis
In The stated,
Of time which said asks
duly assigned the United
the smoan' hessa
Department. h~ receipt ~h~r~ss
ptcc will pounded of tc following psstlcaass
i. par value, specified
premium of
July 1883,
tbs s$a reds~sss@ 3ts De-
10 at the
s$y ls4s r~asemhle.
f juno, e6s 10
stock aarhcfxed the o. 1885,
Of 1884, called
aA~mn,syJ per era,-
te each cencass from the ist Of January,
1855
(ar money owns
n addition.
Paynvn, will made of Treasurer of
Boston, New York,
ar Philadelphia, parties direct
will be enird the benefit Of this notice
actually Treasury Of before tbs
said Ia, day Of March next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Of ths Treasury
Iaad --Ith Mari III
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there have been ereelui brick Sase-hous large hotel
steam saw-nals, machine shops az In july last there
was not a building 10 the place.
Mr.. Louis Grohe, Of I@ayenworsh real Kansas hun
ter last week took his old fos that never missed its
aud killed mammoth prairie wolf of the real Kansas
stock II is the largest az the Kind We have ever seen III
measured from The tp or the nose 10 the end offs tail tu
feet and 10 height three feel our inches And what il
more Monsieur Grohe, after killing this m0nstrous wolf
nothing had occurred
We learn Mr.. Mccoy viii commsnce next Monday 10
survey of tie Delaware reservation
IMPORTANT pKcsosThe supreme court Of Louisiana re-
vered the decision OF the circuit New Orleans last
week which decision had given $4,000 damages against
the carroiiion Railroad Company ZOE breaking boys
legs The damages reduced 10 $1,000 the hold
ing that though the company liable for injuries result
ing nom the carelessness Of persons in its employ yet the
estimate should not be excessive and sndicye 10 the
present case Theaccdent from the remissnes Of the
switch-iender.
TFHRaLg MURDER srrupk--The Dubuque Herald Of
the 18th Instant gives the following particulars of mos,
terrible murder and suicide
most thrilling and awful tragedy occurred Ia The
vicinity 81 Cascade Friday night Robert MeGinty
siding some two miles this side Of Cascade TO the
house Of bis ather-nlaw Mr. Clark residing short dis
lance beyond Cascade and commenced assault upon his
wife who had gone there escape his iii treatment when
the father Mr. Clark in;crercd by drawing pistol from
his pocket and informing Mcinty that he would shoot
knocked the old man down. took the pistol from him and
shot him During the time that this renconuier going
between McGinty and Clark, the wife escaped TO a
neighbours house, but fearing pursuit from her demon hus-
band. she left the house and into the woods and
there secreted herself Mcdiiniy followed the house
where E wife had retreaied and not finding her there
swore ~ would shoot the woman OF the house II
she did not inform him the place of conceamcnt OF
the wife, The woman alarmed for her safety, informed
McGnty the direction the wife had taken Bent blood
he pursued aud found her concealed in the bsea
ribe to relate cut her head nearly Off lie then
his house and placing the muzzle Of the pistol under
bis chin, discharged it the bali passing out Of his right
cheek Finding this effort to destroy life Intellectual,
he discharged three balls into his abdomen and then
tempted to bis windppe by drawing knife
his throat He was found time during Friday night
at his house in bed and still alive by
Cascade in pursuit of him AS they entered the house he
pulled the clothes his head They placed him in
wagon and started for Cascade but before they reached
there life had left the of this desperate wretch
McGnty and his wife both dead, and it is doubtful
whether Clark viii survive
ARRIVED LASLThe steamer Sarah Sands from Cork.
arrived at Portland on Thursday