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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06


ST. LOUIS, July 5.-The Overland Mail OF
the 10th. bias arrived.
Simpsons exploring expedition reached
Walkers river, shortening the distance from
Camp Floyd to Genoa 900 miles.
ST.. LOUIS, July 5.-The Overland Mail Of
the 18th has arrived. .-s. -.-
b Business at San Francisco was dull. -
Mining news favorable.
Reports from the Victoria Mines were IN
fav orable. = =,
Charles A. Angelo was in Jail at Victoria.
charged with embezzling from $4,000 to
$4,000 from the Victoria Custom-House.
The Arizonian ofthe 18th says: Capt Stones
parties arrived at Fort Buchanan. having
been driven from Sonora by Pesquiera.
A revolt of the Issata and Jangua Indian
is creating great CONSERVATION in Sonora.
The indians defeated the Government troops
la four engagements and were marching on
Gnaynas-the foreign residents bling COM
PEELED to take refuge aboard the vessels.
Sylvester Mowry arrived at Lamesilla.
The Leavenworth and Denver City ex-
press of the 22nd arrived yesterday.
A large conhagration is reported on the
Divide between Gregory and Jaekson's dig
gings. Twenty lives were lost. TleI names
are unascrrtained. s#skR
Considerable gold dust is awaiting ship
ment. Specie is in great demand for pur-
chasing dust. Horace Greeley and others re-
port gold existing iu paying quantities
Crowds are rushing to the mines.
The convention in Arizona nominated
Sylvester Mowry for Congress by acclama-
ton
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n. NJ BL10NDtN's Tf6Hr RoPE FEzT.--0n Thurs
day last NJ EMILE BLoNDIs (whose real name.
it seems. is EsmLE GRAvELEr) accomplished
the daring feat of crossing the Niagara River
on tight rope at the height of one hundred
and fifty feet above the river. which is LOO
feet~wide. The crowd who witnessed the feat
Is said to have numbered $4,000. He walked
rapidly and firmly, as if he had been on a
bridge, says the New York Tribune in its ac-
indulge in some gymnastic evOlutions for
few minutes. He balanced himself on one
leg, sat down. and laid down on the rope at
full length; then, recovering himself, he walk
ed to the middle of the river, where he again
stopped to accomplish yet another feat not
laid down in the bill. Here, standing on the
rope with as mneh Indifference as if it had
been solid platform, he deliberately lowered
small line to the little steamboat, the "Maid
| of the MIST that had steamed out to that
| point; to tie line was bottle of wine by the
captain of the boat, and the bottle being
drawn up by the adventurer, he opened it,
| and making bow to the crowd on each side
of the river, be drank the health of all pres
| ent. He then threw the bottle into the river
and walked on, stopping no more till he
reached the Canada shore. He was exactly
nineteen minutes crossing the river. including
stops. After resting about half an hour. he
returned, stopping but once. lying down two
minutes on the rope, and accomplished the
return trip in eight minutes.
NJ. BLoNDIN announces his determination
to repeat lis feat at intervals during the sum-
| mer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06

Gov BRowN's SPEECH.-The speech OF
Gov NELL S. BROWN at the Market House
last night was one of the most able and elo-
.quent we have heard for years. A large
crowd assembled to hear him, and testified
their appreciation of his stirring eloquence
by frequent and long and loud applause.
He spoke for about two hours, and in that
brief space of time adduced arguments
enough against the Democracy and in favor
of the Opposition to carry candidate safely
through an entire canvass. He discussed
with his usual vigor and clearness all
the issues now before the people, ami
madverting with temperate and dispassionate
severity upon the present corrupt admins
tratiOn- and showing most clearly the abso-
lutte necessity for change in the domestic
policy of our Government. His speech was
full of facts, figures and arguments the most
convincing and were it printed and placed
in the hands of the masses it wo1ld do great
deal for the advancement OF our cause.
When Gov. Brown had concluded, X. B
CHEATHAM. E-q., the Opposition candidate
for FealeF in this District, was loudly called
for; and though fatigued with the iabors OF
the canvass. which he is prosecuting with un-
firing eaergy, he took the stand and made a
brief sReech-a most excellent aud telling
little speech, which ELECTED what you might
very properly call tremendous applause"
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miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
D. r. GlaSc0ck & Co.
D Houses and Lots South of Broad ST., on High ST.
= q do do College Hill;
Store house do dwelling attached
lots Is on Market street el College es H I:
SO acres the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardin's addition,
Z Is on Indi-n creek; {counfy.)
IL lot on Carroll street;
ls6 acres on Browns creek;
1000 do with g nd Saw Mil on Marrow Boae
i lot on Market street
use and lot on North Cherry street;
200 acres near Manchester, Coffee county,
I 10 lots on Murfreesboto pike, * miles out;
az acres corner OF Jefferson street, well improy d
100 feet on Hardia's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition; sk-f
~ on Broad street, extended, we'll improved
4 L fine residence North College street. No liz;
\ house and lot on Summer street, South OF Ash;
do 60 McGavock street, West Nashville
brick Store house, Whites creek pike Edgeneld
lots corner of College and DemumbraDe streets;
do No. 46, between Broad and DeInumbrane !.
x OF lot No los, West Nashville:
houses and lots Demumbrane street, West
e71z feet on summer. between Church and Union;
81 aSres On Brick Church pike, Az miles cut;
lots on jackson street,
1 threestory brick business house on College st.
beautiful residence on the corner OF Summer an q
Mulberry streets;
i house and lot North College ST., No. l02;
IS on Mill Greek, 4 miies out;
46 do Whites Greek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
SO do adjoining Maple Wood, on the West;
100 feet on College street. extended;
loo or 200 acres North OF the City, ~ miles out;
l56 do do DO 10 miles out;
II lots miles from city of Memphis;
Various lots in West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck Rivers
known as the old Stone Fort;
lots in kxviu e ada
101< acres on Gailatn pike, miles out;
do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate;
house and lot North Mar ket street,
$50 acres in Robertson county well improved. \
mile west of the HopknsviIe road;
100 feet on Humphreys ST., South Nashville, No
50and 81;
33K feet on Summer, bottom Church and Broad
IS feet on Broad ST., adjoining shelby Medical Col.
lege:
lots on new Franklin Pike, at the mouth Of Rail
road Tunnel
Several lots in Bangs and Roberts addition Edge.
field;
house and lot corner of Hobson and Father.
land, Edgefeld;
house and lot on McI1emorc, between Church
and Broad.
may4-1 Z. R. GLAsCGCK co.
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THE LATE FAIR AT THE CHERRY STREET
BAPTIST CIHECH.-We are glad TO learn that
the late Fair at the new Baptist Church on
Cherry street, South Nashville, was largely
attended each evenieg, aud that about $500
were realized thereby.
This Church when completed will be one
of the largest aud handsomest In the city. IL
has been built Hainly through the agency OF
Rev. Dr. FoRB. who has been indefaigable
in his exertions to carry the work forward.
Services were held in the basement last Sun
" for he 6rst time; on which occasion, and
at night. the Rev. W. Ii. BAYLIss, of Lebanon.
preached most eloquent and impressive
sermon. DIR. FoRy7s Sabbath School. number
ing t,rod,aaGrs4 and seoe''ty-sir pupils, Is also
held in the basement This IL the largest
Sabbath School i'll the city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06

THE "I's- New ENGINE The members OF
Fire Company No. had a jolly time of.iI
last night. Their new Engine. ordered some
time ago, having arrived at the depot of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, they
went down about 9 O'Clock and brought il up
town in the midst of torch-light procession
and the blaze of sky-rockets and turpntine
balls. They had fine band Of music for the
occasion, and made quite an imposing display
as they marched through the streets and
around the Public Square.
Their Engine is a beautiful one, built aft'r
the mod i, we believe, of the ..Three's,"
though it is somewhat smaller and L>ss elabo-
rately ornameuted. When we shall have ex-
amined il by daylight, we shall speak of il
more at length.
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Attorney General and Reporter.


Hs- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY OF White county, candidate for the Office OF
Attorney General and he orter II tn STATE, TO dlI
! the vacancy o,casioned by tae resignation OF Gen
John l. T. Sneed J1ne29-te
aS- MI TON A. HAYNES, Of Memphis, is candi-
dat for Attorney General and Reporter. Election 18th
OF August, 1885. June3O-te
zs- We ars authorized to announce JAMES W.
nEADERICK, ESQ OF Washington county, as a eaBdi
date for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
for the state 10 MI the vacancy pccasiJned by the
resignation OF Gen. John l.. I. Sneed
june2O-te
As- We are authorized 10 announce "M' b. hEssE,
Jr., Esq., candidate Tor the once oil Attorney
General aud Reporter for tue state
may3o-td
aa- We are authorized u announce y o. SHAUN
EIFoRD Esq. Of Clarksvilie, a candidate Tor ,he
ONCE Of Attorney General Reporter, 10 oil the
cncy occasoneI by the resignation q Gen. Joha l..
r Sneed. may-1-td
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SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
Country Residence.

IlY vi tue of lien retsined will on SATURDAY, 23rd
ID of July, proceed to sell the Public square, in
The cits OF Nashville that beautiful and highly i'm
roved residence near Franklin and Minerva Colleges,
known ''Elm Crag." The property consists Of
eight OF land, with good frame dwelling house
with ten kitchen attached, good servant house
and other buildings with Large stone spring house
with excellent milk rooms, and wash and ironing
The place is well set with the best varieties
Of fruit trees apples, pears peaches plums damson
crab andgrape, all just bearing abundanily. The
property fronts the Franklin Jollegs and stones
River Turnpike. We hesitate not to AFFIRM that
piece Of property with many advant ges at the
price expected for it cannot be found in Davidson
county. The sale is without reserve. Terms, H. Is
"a months. Notes with approved security bear
ing interest from date, anu lien retained For nfor-
nation apply 10 c. II. Barnes corner OF Cedar and
Cherry streets, the undersigned, Franklin Col
egr, Tenn. W. LPSCUMB.
iune25-tds GAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06

THE ORIENTAL TALISMAN OR NATURAL
WEATHER INDICATOR, grows spontaneously
upon the great Desert of Arabia, it is incor-
ruptible. will remain in correct use, and may
last a century; it viii foretell in any climate,
throughout the year the various changes OF
The ,Oeather t,csnty four hours in adcdnce and per-
fectly reliable, it is the discovery of LOUIS 5.
ULIMAN of Columbia, Tennessee, and may
be obtained for 81 90 at A. STRETCH general
agent, Nashville Tennessee, or sent secure
per mail by the discoverer TOR 81 90 current
money.
July l-tf.
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ARRIVAL The North America.

QuEBEc, July 5.-The steamer North Anne
rica has arrived. Her dates are anticipated.
Tue ship Salwart, from New Orleans 10
Liverpool, was completely bur Ied At sea. Her
cargo Of 2s0O bales Of cotton and the vessel
were fully INSURED.
HAvRg, June 20th--Cotton huoyant; sales
IF ue weak 10000 bales. Stock in poit
Iaa nan hills
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CooL FOR THE SEAsoN~-Last Monday l.
said by some OF the older inhabitants 10 have
been 'thc coolest Fourth of July we have
had in fifty years" A gentle perspiraiion
was not an impossibilHy in the sunshine; bat
In the shade November coat would not have
been uncomfortably warm. and at night the
world in this quarter went TO sleep with the
bed-clothes around it. Yesterday was 9 de-
lighsful day, but warmer. a.
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To the Public.

From now until October next we will offer our en-
tire RETAIL Stock of HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES FoR
CASH. including CARPENTEs's roois, BUILDING HARD
WARE AND House. FUKNIsmNG Goons, having made TX
TENsIvE preparations for LARGE RETAIL TRADE, many
VERY FINE and desirable Goods now be bought at
Low FIGrKEs TOR CASH II you want the worth Of
your money la Hardware call soon AT
MCCALL. 4 cos,
iunel5-u 81 iublic square.
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From Mexico.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Vera Cruz advices ex-
press the belief that the five millions con-
Quota will soon reach that city.
McLane's treaties with Juarez are in fair
way for contamination.
The import and export duties at Vera Cruz
have been considerably diminished. In con-
sequ nee of the unsetl d condition OF
al irs in the interior, receipts at other
Mexican ports have been considerably in
creased.
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Mrs. viusIow. an experienced nurse

Mrs. WinsIox, an experienced nurse and
,emlle physician, las soothing syrup for children
teeIhing, which greatly facilitates the process oil
tee,hing by sonening the gums re ucng all niiama
tiou-wiIi .lay all pain and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon 1t, IN 'thers, IT Will give rest
to yourselves and rehef and health TO your infants
Perfectly sale in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. juneTd&wly.
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The river is still falling.

Ns- A corr spondent of the Philadelphia
Press says that Mr.. WENDELL the public prin-
Ter. has in his possession letter, in which
Mr. BUCHANAN, over his own signature. does
It hesitate to recommend the disbursement
CT large amount Of public money to certain
favori.rs connected wit newspapers in differ
ent parts of the country.
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The IfnlIeon Trin.

TRoY. n. L.. yaiy 5.--The balloon Allan
tic from ST. Louis iravessed i,i50 milps be-
tween forty minutes alter six Fsiday after
noon, aud twenty minutes after two Saturday
afiernooa. Lamoantain, as coon as the bal
loon Is repaired. makes aaother trip East
ward from Chicago.
NEw YoRk. July 5.--Professor Wise pro-
puses a balloon trip across The Atlantic.
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Criralnai court Clsr,..

g. We arr ai.th.Hizsd 60 announces cHAs DIG
cISs eaadldiee for crimin4l coars Clerk al she
next March eleesan- Juiys-ta.
az We are Authorized 70 anaoaaee JOHN SHANE,
EsQ - a rarsii,iass for 10 the once Of
Criminal Curt CLERK 81 the next March election.
naylI-ta
III we are authorised 90 sAaoanes DE-. 4.
r ArrEasDs a. /. candidate fhr csiasaal Court III
al the snsasag sisessss. nAys.-
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An AFFRAY An affray occurred about 9
O'Clock yesterday morning on Broad street,
between CHAs. A CoNoER and J. b. RgDDIcx,
in which the former received pistol shot 10
the arm. The ball passed through the side
pocket OF Mr.. CONCERTS coat. and striking
his arm-inaieted not very serious wound.
The affair, we understand, grew cut OF a
difficulty between the parties the day before
at Brentwood.
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Great bargains

We have a large and beautiful variety of unsalea
BILE goods in tbs way OF shoes eaters, &c Most Of
them are good shoes but to get rid OF them, We VIII
sell them at COST Come in aud get bargains.
june24-lm FARRAR, DISMUKES co.
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ss- Some say NETHERLAND will beat Harris, ana
some say HARRIS will beat Netherland but erer
tody agrees that beat any house 10 the State
Tor Good Tobacco and Fine Cigars, and
dear reader \ GU had better be Convinced.
]. Ii. LANGLEY & CO.,
mav23-f a. Union street.
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Kingston Springs.

The Undersigned has the pleasure of announcing
thai these Springs situated about twenty three miles
from Nashville is now open for the reception Of
visitors
Price OF Board per day, 81 90
"a "- week, SO 90
iunelT-im Ell. KRIEDER, Agt.
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isounfY Tru.,ee.

Aa-we are authorized o. ANNOUNCE Thus. T. sAuS
DElSs a. oaa.liaass for hs one % coanty Trustee
81 davidson Cogaty at the election 70 be held IN
March. 1850. apreo+i
ss- We authorized 10 announce SAMUEL
AMESr candidate for County Trustee at the
March election aprIo-sa
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S r 0 r A G. E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

I'HE undersigned havetaken the large WarebouS
i recently erected running through from Market
tOCollege street and amply prepared to store
avorable terms all articles that may be offered.
The attention of merchants in the city especially
ERECTED facilities for taking of Sugar Cof
zee, Sack Salt and Molasses and TO the fact that in
surance against fire can be obtained goods stored
- most favorable terms.
W willalsokeep a constant supply of BALED HAY
Al CORN Sacks which will be sold on most
ole terms. share OF public patronage is
sp tfuily solicited
nov27-Iy NJ. A. PARISH & Co
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The steamer Adelaide.

Nav YoRK July al. is presumed that the
steamer Adelaide has arrived with later Ea-
ropuan dates; bal the Telegraph liaes 10 the
BRUSH provinces are closed for the night
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BosroS. July 81 ar. Henorthal. acting
lnitlssi snieide.
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New YORK, July s. The steamer Quaker
City with Havana dates Of the 30th has ar
rived.
Sugars were advancing.
News unimportant
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Steamboat and River News.
ARRIVED.
June 4.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
DIR. Robertson, do.
h-Cnmmarne Padncah

O.--CUtIIHtTCt, I uUUCdU.
The Minneto1ak1 went some thirty miles
down the river with large crowd of excur
sionists On board last Monday, having been
chartered by the Hook and Ladder Company
of this city for the purpose She reached the
city on her return about IL O'Clock. P. NJ.
Yesterday morning she dropped down below
the bridge. where she will lie up for the
present.
TIN. river Is still falling
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R. B. CHEATHAM and A. G. MERRITT, can
.lidates for joint Representative from this
(foating) District, will speak at
Hudgen's lanyard, Wednesday, July g..
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Arrival ofSteamer arizona
From Havana.

New ORLEANS, July 5.-The steamship Ar
iona from Brazos Both, has arrived with
S279, 900 specie
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Did.

In this city on Monday, the Attn inst Lucy WILSON
HAMMER, aged years ami 10 oIths.
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rour,h consre.noaa. DI..rie,.

We are authorized TO announce W. b. STOKES, Of
cKaIb. eandisats fsr o. agrees in the Foartn Coo
vrsssloaai psss-iet nsAr2S-td
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Shoe Manufacturers Goods!

ST.. PARDFssUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRANCAIs, HASTINGS, SILK AND COTTON
LACETs, GALLONS, RIBBONS, BOOT AND CATER
WEBS, ELASTIC WEBBING, SHOE THREAD But
TONS, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND CoroKED ToI-
LET SLIPPER UPPERS, &c, &c. &r
No. l56 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
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River News.
ST. LOUIS, July 5.-The river is stationary.
The Missouri is in fine boating order. The
illinois is getting quite low. The upper Mis-
sissippi is receding.
Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Increase in loans,
S645 900; specie, S679 600; circulation, ST.
535, 600; net deposits 100000
Markets.
NEW ORLEANS. July 5.--COtton sales to-
day 1000 bales. Middling liz. Sales of three
days l.600 bales. r ceipts of the week 800
Dlcs, against 1900 bales last year. Sugar
Duoyant at 81. Freight on cotton to Liver
pool &.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Cotton quiet but
-taady; srles to-day 500 bales. Floua firm;
,aIes 5 500 bbls. Yellow and mixed corn
s4@s64 Mess pork Is 1906 80. Whisky
rs Sugar elm d during the week; Mus
;avado 54(954. Coffee firm, but quiet.
CINCINNATI July 5.-Flour steady at 5 80
as 25. Corn steady at 80. Whisky %.
PROVISIONS quiet.
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W. c. BRILEY, Railroad Tax Collector.


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River News.

D1eus
NEW YORK, July 5.--Pat Hearn is dead
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Public Speaking.

Gen. JAMES NJ. QrARIEs ana DR. THOMAS MENEEs
,auddatcs for Congress- will address the people Of
Dav dson county, at the following times and places
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CAN do AT ES.

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-18
Another Prize Fight in the Far West.

Another Prize Fight in the Far West
From the St. Joseph, Mo, journal ofthe 18th
A brutal prize fght came of Yesterday
morning between two men by the name OF
ODonnell ami Bryan, alias the "Shanghae,
which was witnessed by number of The
fancy" and considerable money changed
haads. Just about sunrise the pugiists re-
paired to tile ground, accompanied by their
seconds and friends, formed ring. and
prepared for the combat, which resulted as
follows
First Round.-Shangha struck out bold.
ly, but was skillfully parried by O'Donnell
who watching his chances, placed some
telling blows on the peepers of the Shang.
hae, causing his feathers to wilt and droon
Second Rpund.--Time being called. both
antagonists stepped into the ring. Shang-
hae was more cautious than before--but
after & few blows well planted he again
went under
Third Round This time, Mt the cry, o.
ponncll was nc his post. Shanghae took his
position lOzily, and after few pnsses warm,
ed up, and the combat was exciting, when
he again went down
Fourth Roundabout at their plaoes. tho
contest was warm, both being punished se-
yerely, when a few well directed blows set
tied the Shanghae, and at the fifth call did
not come to time, and O'Donnell was
declared the victor
This is the second fight Bryan has had
Ia the hrst OF which he was the victor.