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ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF MUEDER-
We have giveu a history heretofore Of the dia-
bolical murder Of Jas. White, in he vicinity Of
Elmwood Cemetery, whose body was found On
Wednesday last, BY some ladies who were
picking blackberries in the vicinity Of the
scene Of the murder. The affair remained a
mystery uHtl Friday last, when certain de-
velopmsuts attached suspicion to one W. ].
Bennett, who, in a momeBtof dissipation, made
acknowledgment which led to his arrest
Bennett was originally taken into custody upon
a charge Of disorderly conduct, but officer Boyd
DO sooner satisfied himself Of his identity than
be served a State warrant upon him, and Ben
nett is now in jail awaiting his examination
before Esquire Horne, which viii be instituted
tomorrow.
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VESPER GAS LIGHT
The Cheapest, Nest Brilliant
AND
Most COnUeHfeHf .ETfiaciaI
n tbs p

TFHlS g. d. generated from Pure Coal OIL. and for
i eleganCc. e1uucmy, safety and simplicity caun1t Be-
surpassed. The dztnres are B the same style a. us
ordinary gas lztures.
- Principal AFrncr % drst store rlun IN Caves
BuilfluE- where TIE light can tc seen 81 anr rime.
TFa-lyls THuS. "a. TAYLOR
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Dr. }. HOsferfer's
CELEBRATED STOMACH ElrrEks ls one % the usas-
ct strsughsning prsparHfians eztsnt Be- il especially
sfapted % th9sa Who are amictsf sith ne Fever snf
Asue, o. my other diseass srisnz from sfissrdsred CO.
ALTA ~ ths digestive afraus. Pr de Fevef suf Agus
here BE- perhaps 10 medicine iu th@ worid elusi o. IL o.
o. FuisHl puria@- M repiauishes th@ bod shieh b. e.
lmp1rtant atnng sbout healthy a-iaa 10 a-eases q
this nature ne hiusrs ere Row 1manE he mosf D1p-
u-ar AL ~ he sam tine valuable sp@lldo 10 tha msi-
ga "ofL To h io ne puhur. We are
fully oaasciaus q 1,iag them . usai service. taovins.
a. We a. thsir msny sKcoleut gusiueE. sns surs and
speeiy action b. Ill ealss ghers ne disease D. lrussd By
ireEuisTiiT q ths aEsuirs orssn1- Atrisi sin sume
Or ne most ~tspu1aI.
Pr sale b. d~rurEists ADD dealers ssasrauy. svsry-
Ehsr- See sdrsrussmsut
u-O1rETrEE a SIXTH.
Manufzc1rers and PraUrist1rs.
80"
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Stockholders

Is TIE Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company. an.
Il heir families wul De passed 30 Memphis free. o.
Monday snd Tuesday, lst and % % August next % n.
MeetluE u stnckhoders on WEDNESDAY. 81 Of Aurnst
and returned on THURSDAY and Friday following. bv ev,
hihiuus their Stock Certificates % The Conduatars.
y. B. WALDRAN,
Iy2l-d3autd Enquirer oopy-l S~ecretsrv.
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July 22d-Mrs O'Blen, IS wears not reported. 2ai
NJ williams, IS years not reported. Child q M
FLINT, g months not reported.
" 2 SMITH E.~tm
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.HOEIcP.

TNHE Partnership h~eretofdre existing between the un-
i dsrsieued was dis-5ived0 on ne let % July By mutual
consent The name o. ne nm can De signed by either
partner On settling % the business OF the late nrm.
Maj- Holt viii be found usually az the old stand and
giad q meet With h= friends and take pleasure in show
ing any property NJ. Tounz may have 20 sell.
JAMES YOUNG.
r. A HOLT,
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~TENNEssEE IANns.
$500 ResCGFd.
PROCLAMATION

ISHAM &. HARRIS,
Governor or TENNESSEE. 20 al who shau 80
VI uese presents. GHEErINu
WuEREAs. 7 have beea omclaly informed by The
President % the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pany- that, "a ths 29ih 90 June las, an obstruction was
placed upon ne rark o. said read, near LaGrsuge, Ten
ue-see. for the purpose % % UHin- the LpuHmguTe and
Care 90 o. said track, whereby the lives aud property Of
passengers were greatly euisuEereis
Nov. therefore. l. Isham O.. Harris. Governor o. afore-
sid, By virtue % the power and authority iu me vested.
Do hereby uners reward o. Five Hundred Dollars. % ans
persuu or persons, for the apprehension and o1nvicfi1n Of
the person 1r persons guilty o. ssid oreuse
- Ia testimony whereof. I have heueunto set my
us. fhand. and caused the Great Seal Of the STATE d
49, Be aHxed a. once, in Nashville. on The eth day
% july. A.. d. 1853. IsHAM 6. ARHIs
By the G1veruor.
!. Z. R. RAY, Secretary @ State jyle-tuIm
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY ,
SIR JAMES
CeIehratad Female psi


VfHis invaluable medicine r u~nfaiiing DO he cure q
l. al those painful and dauEerous diseases incident %
The female Constitution.
Il moisrstes ali eKoesses and rsmoves 30 cbstructluus,
from whatever oause, sai q speeiy cure nav ue relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suited. Il viii. IN a short time. hriuE 20
the usnthly period with regularity.
CAUTIOE
These Pns should not Be taken By females that are
pregnant during the nrst thres months, s. hey are surs
70 bring On Misoauiagei tut 1t every ether time, aDd IL
every 0lher case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases q Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pains IN
the BACK and Limbs, Heayiness. Fatigue on slight exer-
uon, Palpitsuon of the Heart Losness 81 spirits, Hys
terio, SICK Hesiaehe. whites, and all the painful dis
esses ooasionsi By a d~isordsred yatem, these Pills wiz
effect a cure when all other means hsse failed
Pull directions in the pamphlet around eseh psdEags.
Which should be carefully preserved
A bottle Containing 50 pills. and circled with me gov
ernmeut stamp u Great Britain. can b. sent pet free
for 81 and s pstaEe stsmps
Slle agent for the United States and Cauadas.
JOB NOSES Rochester. n. T.
H-Chaudler &Co-. Memphis. wholesale and Retail
Agents, and odd By al respectable druEEists.
H-bEWAhE-Sume uurrluciuled dealers Try % =eu
other pills, on which they realize more profit Pc
not deceived. Bay SIT ytmes Carke's and no ether.
del-d-waw1v
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% on THE WATERs.-Last evening about
nine O'Clock, while the Palatisl steamer
Eclipse lay at our landing, a bouncing male
child was bonn to a happy pair who had taken
deck passage on the boat at New Orleans fol
S. Louis. The little fsllow was Immediately
named Imperial Prince, in honor Of the boat,
and subscription being taken up, the sum Of
forty dollars was contributed in a few minutes
time for the benefit Of the young Memphian.
We wish to call the attention Of the
reader to the advertisement Of the Tuscumbia
Female Seminary, which viii be found in
another column. The high standing Of this
institution is sufficient to guarantee every pos
sible facility for young ladies to acquire those
accomplishment usually taught in hrst-class
seminaries.
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ADMITTED no BAIL-Chas. Morniugstar,
the individual accused Of the abduction Of the
given heretofore, gave bail in the sum Of one
thousand dollars yesterday for his appearance
before Esqu re Horne tomorrow, and was re-
leased from Jail.
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A. h. HOL
The undermined will suu uslfluue az as up stairs.
Main street.. near THlou, ln The Real Estate, Cummissluu
and Brokerage Business, where he WILDE sled o. mcc'
his cd fritnts and ai others Who may favor him With q
call. JAMES YOUNG
Real Estate Buter. 5Is Mam-st, near rui5u
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Il Memphis uesr Oid Fellows Han. "a Mln-N
Il dHT. ish July. a Bay Mare, fifteen handsIlAi
high, with tlark name aud tail. and DARK legs QU
about seven geau od; hai ca a new black quilted En-
Eush sst1ie paces fneIE. but carries her hind feet
widely apart very notahle popularity. which gives
her rather an awkward arpesrancew when IN motion. AnF
Information concerning her wiz Be thankfully received
and literally rewarded Address.
~ C. HARRIS,
iy2I-dgrtu2t VIZ Memphis
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AFEAT r HoUsE-MovING.-Messrs. Brady
and Nichols yesterday accomplished a remark
able feat in house-moving. They changed the
location Of g frame building from a point on
Gayoso street 10 the vicinity Of the new mark
ct, on Besle street. The building was con-
veyed over two bayous, down a grade al an
angle Of forty-fve degrees. Strange to say,
the plastering, etc, were uninjure3. They
were assisted throughout by Jimmie McMsn-
ms
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REPoRT OF BoARD OF HEALTH.-List Of in
terments for the week ending Saturday, July
q. 1859.
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M furniture, Furniture n

WE are ail sellnE Furnilurs 1ust e. cheap rs
w ever. and our esabiiehmeuf has rt the tame df
selling furniture q oar 0Eu mauufscture Chesp. Al
Wishing Eaads IN our line. rsu a. ~ Main rreet. stG.
~HENsHAW7s, Memphis.
bl7-iar s o. O. NILES. Agent.
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Nor.cE TO QUIr.-Mary Braey, a colored
woman from Louisiana, was hned I'VE dolianb by
the Recorder yesterday, for residing in the city
contrary 70 law, and received notice 70 quit the
city within twenty days.
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TlHE best and dheapest Spring Bel Bottom. only si
i dollars a. G-R0sVENnR, CAMP 4 co.'s
IVY
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sarsaparilIa and IOdide of Potash.

Manufaaarsrs and Propristsrs.
No 6 w.l.r 30 81 Frant .Lr..t
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The STEAM FIRE ESGTNE--We saw q let
ter yesterday from A. c. Wurzbaeh, ESQ., who
was at the shop Of Mr.. Agneu in Philadslphis
ten days ago. BE saws the engine for Memphis
is building rapidly.
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PATENT MICA AND
FIBR0US CEMENT ROOFING,

Tfuls cement consists o. strong Eiufinous substances.
i imp7eEnated with hhruus matier, and COVERED with
Mica -hi1 make % Pre- Proof and d perfect resistant
% ne raltphere In every climate; and We viii var
RANT IT WATER PROOF u also rejects the ray- o.
TIE suls making The building much cooler In SUMMER
than I'm ~ slate and wlu neither cradk nor rot. IT Is
PRACTICALLY IIFERIsHAHLE and having been
thorourhly tried for years In New YORK CITY and rsriaus
parts ~ ne Uulted States, Il D. the clespet and beet
r11dng Do use. JOSEPH DITTO g. co.
General Omoe, ss B~roadusy. NeE T1rk-
n. E-0ement fr sale By ne herreI. with fun Print
ed Instructions fr s%uriyiuE. We aho oGsr Tor sale.
Teuit1rial Rights for . puruou % The United States.
luulb-1mis J. Z. co.
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Dl virtue q a Deed o. Trust lated the fh dayaf June.
II ISIS. executed O. ne tv ". ?. Wood and Laura
"nA M wife, o. secure acertaiu dshtfherci u specihed.
J AA pnoorcd % SEA Cor rash, o. the highest bificr. In
luli % NE Auction store 0A C. Cayce 8 sen. No. 1f
Nam street between the hours Or 10 and n o'clock a
~ 1n AuNDANr tia i3th DAY Of August. 1859. the oi-
lowing described ETound. with TIE improvements nerr1n.
heiAg IN The town o. Port PickerinE, cuunty u shelby
sule 4 Tennessee said lt being knazn and dssiEnsied
~ thr plan % Fort Picterug a. Lots Sos- twelve thir-
feen AL 9 urteen "a. - aad lA5 BE- square tWeuT-nine
fD1 audregistered IA shelby auuniy, siatea % r~rnne-s,e.
IN haak NJ. %. pages 6n, ea and 63, he 18Th DAY o.
December, 1888 Title good Sld without rcdenptan-
JOHN brown trustee.
n C. CATCE 4 SON Auo;iOuesu. HlEtlm
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y21-Drtu2tv
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PERsoEAL-Dr. John S. Williams, a popular
and well known citizen Of Memphis twelve
years ago, but at present a resident Of Prairie
county, Ark., is in the city at present.
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TuE FIRW 0P G s. Holt Is uB Gay Dis
Il solved. The Tobacco business. lu connection vita
ne Cotton. Gucerg. E-ce-rlug and ErEarilug. ami
luIlElIuhuslUc ulL be- l-lullGtri hereafter az their
1d stand. No SD NJ Jain street. southeast corner % Mana
and Uulau streets. under mr rrm and name o. FOHGf
rRADER s. holt A d. C. Trader. fcrmcrr ulh
Mesrs. Jones, Brown g. Co. has this Iy become $3.50
GATED vita us. ana VIII give his u-lllvldeI personal Of
lection On an business tutrustet % our sre. lu lHlra-uH
viii ne former msmberg n the arm.
We ask ~ or Eleu1E and The uubll trial Win the
asursn-e that u1thinE viii be- Ism uuf1ue tv Is dhstt o.
villain our power, % prevent any pera1u feu going
auav dissatisfied
We are Dow rcueIVlug and shall be In lQustaur rerflrt
% fresh 5upplss % Groueurscf every tescupuuus BsE-
ElhE. Rope. TuiHe. SUGAR. CorBs, Moas7es, B1-1n. ssf
WHISKY, etc. et1.
LIBERAL cash advances win be made oa Coean OF cher
protlcs In store, on sale OF Cor shipment
Ee-1ecffuIV.
Hnam-em EnMErW ~ anwu T. mnFm
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u Alphonse Ruhlow, who was arrested
BY Officers Gibbs in this city on Friday, upor
the charge Of stealing a gold watch and Other
articles from parties in Jackson, Tenn, was
taken in charge BY three citizens Of Jack
son Friday evening and removed TO Jackson
for trial.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

Umoisrstes ali e1cesses and removes 30 cbstr1tluns,
from whatever Cause, and = speeiy cme nav te relied
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Mreoital.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
HAN The
Rs
EvER
Waww ~ KF--a a. So.

4N1 VI 1AEAANAaa
Watt WY a BeashNI Had Of Hair.
PECAUsE t h ne arusnsuf o. Goa himself pr5viiod
ft al eur rses. Reader. although ne r1s- nay
Gloon ever % brightly IN The Eowing chseE. fhs ere be-
ever 70 s~partiing. the teen be those q pearls. q ne
bead IS heren d la covering. Or ne hair Be- snarist ana
ahriveied, harsh aid dry. n worse sim. n aBHntl@f
vim zaYs naf1rs viii loose more aazn half her darn.
Fraf Wood's Hair HeatorHuvs. n lsed two O. thrss
such an ornament Rsad ths fii5uinz anf fudEe ne
writer % ne ant Is TIE c~e.s6ralei pianist u1beu
NEW ToHE. April ~. 1859.
ne obiEat.ous : am ulfer for us entire rostanfIJu o.
nl hair 10 o. 0risiuai 1Gri a1aut ne timed my sul-
a Ia ile Unite State l Wn ragdJ leuinE gnI.
bot upau ne nVliieauan o Y1ur HAIR he-oucv-" b.
so recovered in orlund hue Ioasiior ygur Eest0-
rttl7e a. very suadcrfuI Invention, q1lte encau1us a.
Hsa aasrceaEe- lam. dear sir g1urs truly.
"Drych 81 Guyu.1yfa
Wslsh NsEuw3sr once. u Eassau-st Agrl y. 81.
Prof O. =. WooD-Dear Sir some month or sr
EseEs aso. I~ree-ivet ahcuie of yum Hair Rsstoralvs
hair, utle limiting ID TIE tine that BE- would restore ts
Eag hair O. ls 1riEInaI ooIar. but % her a. well a. my
.mpllse arer a lev weeks ulalH ha prfasmed that
-oeerfll ea-i p turnils az Ne Fay haiu % a. DIRK
1rgEns AZ he sane tine beaaurying aad t~ht-tsulnz ne
hair. stranEiy reoommsnf ne above Restorative 10 81
psrlons IN gazt o. such o DANCE % thsr hair.
CHAPLES CARDEW.
NEW YORK. july %. 1857.
Prot D. = Woou win oaudleucs d. . r-smmsud
ce 7 ever saw. Since using gour Hair Eest5rafve. NJ
hair aui whsErrs- ehuch were almost white. have Eaf-
AhJ kr4Nu 4afa ana NOV tael Dul4rll nat a res
move applications vii restore mau % their uaflral
color rtalso hn relieved me q All dandruG and uupisus-
ant lieainE 81 omnon srns per-on rho per.plre fIre-
D. = q EILBT.
Prof wooD About two yza-s assm hair o5mms1l-d
falling % an turltuE zravf was fast becIiug bai3.
and hsl tried many rsmefiss % G1 s1e1E Z uammeulri
usiuE yuur Restorative iu Is1utrs last. Afew aHrIaa-
lions fastened ng hair frmfr 1tbeEan % an %. rr1~
out, and turned back O. Hs former o1ar. 0alscEl AtHls
line, Dc Be- fully restored b rs original color. heaith. and
appearance antG e~heerfuIy rsc1ument ls use % al
T. d %
Chicazo. III. Hsy6, 1897.
ne hesrrture Isput up On bottles % three sizss,Viz-
large medium and g1ali the snail holds hall a pluL.
and retalI Co. one Solar per hJtIei ne medium heIl-
81 east twenty per cent more In proportion nan the
snail retaila tr two edlnrs a bgtfle the large hlis q
fuarl iorty per cent more on proportion. auf rstais Or
three Collar a horTa
o.. J. WOOD s. Co. Proprietor. 81 Brusfuav. New
r1rfs ON ne great View York Nra HaiiuE E=fshIi-1-
m-utl and tf MARKET street. ST. Louis. No.
~ AMI sad Hy ~ Cst pruzglst and Fancy Goods
d-alsrH. ma11-iawsu
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q It viii be seen from the mortuary re-
port in another column, that fifteen deaths
from sun stroke have occurred in our city
during the past week.
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TnHIs invaluable medicine r. unfailng 10 me cure q
y l. al those painful and dangerous diseases incident %
I | u. L.u..L. ...-a.a-a..
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For louisville. .s-.s-.- s.LHflo
POI 81 Marshaf
For New orleans. MESSENGER Lanshorn
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CONNECTED DAILY ~ C. ForrEs, Is FRosr How.
BACOS-Rib sii~z 10 % t0sG Uesr sides ~ % H.
shoulders 8 tosAcs County Hams IOA o. uhG Can
vsss~i Hams T. % Ic per 70
BUTTER-Count-y EItnIss io25 q n; Gohsn 10 q
~ per pin demand.
BEAN-Sagy White 81 to 81 5opsr bu-h.
EEF-Dreszedhin d q~csrters CO - faregasrt-rs ~
% 8Ac-
BEEswAN-22H t,zs per r.
BRAN-sI 90 toI % ueg f0o-s
CATTLE-Onf at 6 % o net.
CABBAGE-Nlue.
C0RN-Sacks 81 0to no
DRIED FRCIT-Anples1- I'D u l-sS uerblsheIi Peeled
Peaches 2c per n; Urpeeiei a. s2-@n273
EGGs-l3 toISc.
SuperfuC as O. $780, Country Esira
FAMILY $50 % 81 iu hhls 81 u 81.
FEATUERS-Galss IS o. Sor rrr n.
HIDE-Fliut l4A CENTS 6reeu g. Dr. sultei "a o.
lsG Green saited s.; sheep skins 20 % sc eachi Deer
msnd
HAY-md emauE retail ss 20 80 per tom
H0ITNT-s2 30 go per bu=n-
LARD-Country Lear No !. u O. I2sc pee - in tsss
NEAI-Couatry g. 10 t5I2 per tushsI.
MUrrOS-Ou f1ot. Sol s. s. DO a. per hesd.
OIL-Grsnr. CIiriaai Gotta seed oil. tr burning
ami lubucsuu- s1asi g saIan; Grants Euner on
I51S5c ? gal.
on NEAL-For mHsb cow. sheep hss- lui poultry.
PEA-Tatic sitoi5 per busheI.
PEANrTS| 90 b. s. per busbel.
POTAT0ES-Suect for pau-Ius ee-duHi Famine
PORK-On foot So 6se Der ~ Mes sI7-oo to is PEI
hi. wholesaler Dress Pork =
sAGE-l5 @ Sc.
TALLOW@ 70 O. per n.
wHEAr-st 70 10 per tushel
wOOL-Washed 30 o. 80 uuvashsd Hs to Sc
\. B.-rbe shove rates ,re ns uh8es.le prices Of
retail. Additional prices VII De required IL inferlar, q
prgnortionate Msount must y made b Al MINI
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M

THE subscribers are prepared % 90 all work IN The line
i u MOVING, RAISING M sT-RAIGHTENTNG.
BUILDINGS IN 4UH OlIT AND N-EiGHBORING
COuETRT.
Apply throueh the Post One, " II the residence Of
?. Brady, % Exchange street. between Third and Fsurth
near TIE Baycz ?. BRADY \ co.
mar1SEua
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Memphis and Charleston Railroad @

anu NuaAAtHNuA naAAAolM Us
TtHE next general meeting 20 the stcEbolrrs I'M the
i Memphis snd Charl-slu RaIrlsf Company VIII be
held 10 Msm1hls. Tennessee. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST g. 1883
All stl1knoileu are re4ueat-ft % ue represented either
IN uer51u or 81 proxy
All SulckhoIiers uil o. passed nee % Enf rsm The
m-etue. from M1nlav before me meeuug until Friday
thrrearer. inclusive. D. presenting their Stock Ger
udcatas 90 tha a~anduct1rs SAN. TATE.
frg-lsutF PIE. Iant u. sc. I. &. o..
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SUFFEENe.-We regret to learn that our
active City Marshal, Mr.. Underwood, has
been confined al home with severe sickness for
three or -four days from sun-stroke, the conse-
suenoe Of attention TO business out Of doors
during the intense heat Of last week-he lie
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PFAcE WARRANT.-Pa,riek Sullivan was
held to bail in the sum OF $3.50 by ESQ. Horne
YESTERDAY, TO keen the peace toward Edward
Kelley
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hEPoRT OF BoARD OF HEALTH.-List Of in
terments for the week ending Saturday. July
o, 1859
July i7-L9uis Lzlemand; 4geli 10 mouihsi disease.
teethlnz- Henry BenneL b years s months. SUI stroke
Metare, % years. consumption In
FAINT. stubborn Prank Morgan, 80 years. sun stroke.
sth-DaFd McLnriey- IS years sun strates Wm. NAN
niuE- . months, trefhinr; John stauuton. 2 years IN
termitteut fever Mr.. N GormIev.- not reported.
-.-2fh-Catherine Burke. 50 years. disrrhea Jabn
keT.& wears. not reporiet5 Mari Connolly. 2 months,
eethiuz----2Isf-aa Dwire. IS years. sun stroke; A..
r MeGary, p mouths, teethiug Infant -suubom
Ms , Jones - years, sm stroke; Marv Co-Eroge, "a
months refining. 25a-I FAINT I day- FTasus.
An FLAHERTT Sexton.
July 228-Mrs O'Buen, Is years. not reported. 2ai
NJ williams, IS years Dot reported: Child q NJ
R sNuTH Sexton
July ITth-Dsuehtsr o. A Grieshsher. 2 months. not
repofed--Isth-Da1Ehter q vance, s years, ty-
phold feveri John Dency, 40 years. SIM strokes p c
Newsom, g. vears, sun strokes Wm MoCaba. 30 wears
sun stroke Daughter Of Mrs Harkins. 2 years. choiera
Npsh-Man
- msea-e not known Aan7e exposure MrsFoz,
q years- disease not knouus Freierlck Brres. Is years.
sun sretei Daughter o. puHinger. 10 maltts, dizr
rnea-2Wh-An Ca7lA. p years. .suu stroke, Pat
Fanrcas years. sun strokes n O1Couner. IS wears sun
strokes HrsL Wesdlev, 30 vears, sun stroke... .qIst-
John Maier. . years, tsphus fever= Mss X Parsons. Is
sumption DauEhter o. Thomas Calen. 3 wears. sBa-ms-
John hahoncy1 g years sun stroke; s1n o. W Luch-
sumpuon----22d-Rah Wilson. O. years. sun stroke;
Infant -, stilborn-
C.E. HOIST a son. sezious
The increase o. mortality for the week is aHribuialle
90 fhe Excessively warm weather, ane occurred via
persns whose avo-suon exposed mem 70 tbe direct rays
o. he sun Tor ne greater part o. The day; and. as vlu
be sssn by bsab5ve report the mortality from dl-oass
usually prevalent a. hi ssssan O. the year has been
quite small r. v. MITCHELL.
Secretary Board % Health.
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ARE ne great sntasnlsts o. D~rsrepsia. tbs ruilus an
Fsgius daarser u his continent hdlrc a-ontaeiou b
Rested cot md rsuguished By . eourasef this powerful
sut-tiiou remetT vertigo and I'll me enssquenfs a
this complaint rsulsh under their inaaencs
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