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Or afe wsundfsen ihe ths naht Of the1npl
nnesauaF Prem lhf pnlrif
With ~ thi- SUBJECT W mHt " pFmH.
iel e. express or regret ufen iurap bot
Ihs eanie nflaisd nfe fapf.i Church ~ By
built here. rill p~elably nal b.. Cause.
want VI sufiei sB' famd shtefbei sanly
there !. wealth ani hbeinliy enough m opf
n~nlriborhotl TO fani.b the desired means.
VI hope the enterprise slil not BE- aLan.
,ned. but that D nev and more %sir,anou.
cnari viii be made to accomplish ts end
required.
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II FaNlA taaait. MiHl .lfri. : nAsfs9 a.
10 tafeH1rf fAf1. ift1. fhtui =. o. anissslf ~.
~ AhsiaI flfliaf aui y Ia ~ ffanif. n fAb 81 80
li j'ash Nfifas. asssfssi. vii. - ~ = lsy
~ aaHNifys l# Niha lHtfl h~tafss on the
rrsmiss a dee 4 ~. in ss.d tlpif, riosssi 10
sff TT sais + ~ h.shni tdif. u paBill
'nias. tht r. iushf rasanhl property. ts
hillfen Nksly siaYrs ihFlHalhf one hsrfe man.
'foui Wiiaqa. tafss sss aal astehiiiftn uni-- sls
years VI ngs. hn.es, e4uif hoss, corn. fglIsr.
M No. lAessfaD fo4ias, hogs. 81 vil ha salI
Nv eash W siesFs 10 nn.e ms4ths credit from
diY u sale r~asehaNf lsasl eee kals viii rooi
sei4Hff i1f W. t~Hffigia ueHuf. .
aiflisfl. 7. WRIGHT, Adnr'r.
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|. eammIs.Ioner's snle of lana.

Nv WRITE Of q Decree rendered n b. tinn.
} cegf thurt Al Pane toahir. State ~ Ms.
%sls.irfi, ~ ihe Hsy T'rm, lsiy. shifabf. IN n cer.
inlu ssuse therein. bTseen CllA /. Fiber asa
Y inhlng IDfTa, eualplainaaia. anslI fancin Al. PIP.
kin. 4. a.. nslsuiNltsl I.sil, q. euaami .stss-r
~ I'D Court, an Naniiy the2l day u Janatsv.
ls6o, rTaecsi 10 spl, fpF rash, az ,he caars liaasa
door. IL thn tosn u pnn1la. - tho hisss.s bi.iier.
tbs f~nll0Airr tfart n and, Eif. The last hall "
Section si-ai, u Tognahlp eigh', al hssge hrs.
Wet, N fanoln toagls, aforesaid. said Land y III
" sVla ?. quarter.
J0uNC. HARRISON, Com'r.
Np,anhar %. lthN. ai-.iia.
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rXnTFnfnr Al On anIr1r0wa

Buflsonp Nov ~ ss,lffi ailil0rsi
ssH panise n troops ore 81 ihail eay ~
thnre44nu. W.
Gov. Ni.c COD Senator uonlcf prof - q
have refTi NJ Information ilaf 10 allaes
sill w rad 'o-iaglf.
The Governors pf Georgia end AoUih
farolba have Ten icfid Do .~ef,icc. 4
troups h. Coy. We, 10 ba, declined le
a%rrlefs N sho Nerih caFolina iloop
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WieHseros. Nov. 20 pr. rrccd. for.
neriy ~ exauiheri n The palpnt ofirc. hes
lasp re~qaircdio y, bailto lccpii peaa sr
n lering ineep1iafy lagssiar cvafi ;
views being str topic &c hi eensefs I'd on.
Iiis tdi sasff NJ 81, oOe.
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Nanker'g Notice.

VtAKEx rp ~ q. W. fidds, . miles Fast Of
y Cono Depot, tao msiu-one . light has
mar muls, With biAek strips Aeross shs shosIAers
around NJ leg aEd doxn ~ bAet--3 years Old
ahssi IL hsnds kirh- nffvaisd - tieS. MS
other u q brevn bag horss mule, " er 10 hand.
~ish-srvsaise1 10 80.
rssenhrr !, 1860. 4S-sv.
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stss ga a. IIasl ~ snt ~
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msswes 10 tls@tia. fhfss tfsams'af'
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So Speskiug Of '%.-iar., remihdsn. ~
our having failed TO notice. IN common With
oosi 81 our contemporaries, tie enlargement
smi others sc improving u that bright Ga
minasy which pays H. weakly visits b our
,uarfsa, the panolh Mise. star, ciiiel by
that prince 81 literary caterers aud accom-.
rl,sied aenilemna, csi N. (. Ward. ~ II
one cl the spieisstan rsoqt readable passrs
We fcceivs. Ihc nainc Of the pabiislmr.
Frank a. ihisai, n writer OF no mean pre-
tensions hns becnu hoistel a. associate
editor. Col. Wsrd h . whole team ly Nm.
reif, but 9Th tls Mt utdidea the seadsrr
Of the paper msy confidently oxpcct. aud
We have M hesitation IN saying THEY will
receive Of III hert papers IN Nissis>lppi
Frank sstI retains he position a. putli~h(0
which y suiieicnt guarantee that THAI ~
partmcnt will DO carried on an right. We
assure them Of or best wishes for their
prosperity, individually and collectively. anil
cHev this cold water toas, lsr tLcy hasr no
I'D Scotch whi-ky)to be drank hy the typos
In the Once when The Monitor shall have
reschel them; a ling life Of uselalness
sad ssslleysa prosperity IN the editors and
psblishsv " that paper, and while We act
a. Mssder y pSiai our the breakers IN
lhis llfs, msy IN our lot to always find one
bright psstisalas .isr 10 raaisir around aud
illuminate our pathway, bidding Us to 20 ON
css'qNefinR sud 10 conquer. MN We gain
thc vepaanlion 81 buing q true aud reliable
.Hsstss. uhilc shsir Nar may never hc
'dh.~elhy pusvn4 slsnd>, bu. slins. ous the
suosv eHklGens evrry snccrcdina veck, 10
eladAca the heari< nd 6re.ids- &c ALL
Ileve s.cur - Ms<>rk Wsrd anil Dussi.-
xs0vvzlv eeDw.) l(bsksr.
Ne - $500 ~ volatility # the
|absse pun. duly = Ne vsys Tbs, The
elevsr editor, ~. shetsce, WA under the
Ino~ses q ~ afSrsaiA 'sobd Scotch
|vhlSky." Nevevshtk<s, friend, ~. j."
~ ssaks - ~ b~rAae obs..nes for yos.
~sts1 sRnplluests.
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he port. and Aai,ad ixe ~ heir
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fapiAin slae sssitf return To- abora.
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fafsapa' 10 an Inieflpcaiof, pecsre n The
fhaaenfy ta~afi. N I'anola tpnniy, Mt1otuoippi,
IenaefsjHt the NosembeF Term. 40. hsreNf, W 1
certain ease therein. hsis cen hielstd iJsois eoss.
plapanl. against Marry A. f~IsrssoN, q. L.. y.
Ishdani, I Will, ~ Commissioners shspr(n nfpoine.
1T. proceed T. sell 20 tho hi9heos bid3os. % :
tfesilt Of twelve months, nj the Court llouse loss.
n ,hs town II pssol,. Monday the "a dAy 81
Dcaetnbcr, Loco. between tho hours prescribed by
Jaw. the following lands. lying and 6eioe n said
County, 10 wit, Tho west haif u the orsk-v es>
quarter, ef sfesicn shirsy-hvc. n towssttp sWenlp.
seven, u ran.e iwo aast. combining eigkey sovcs,
nsafs o. less. south East qaartrs VI he ooosh.
IrHs' quarter Of sec.ssn twcnt,.sssen, toonskip
tHenly seven, range Two east, the south.vodrnafs
Nv of the south vest qqnstes of ssd(loo tUIaoy.
stx. township twenty. 5even, Of range two3oa.
and the cast hall 81 the porth-ssN qnaropp( 80
ton thirty. foar. Township twsssy-sesco, ~ tso
east. Bonds with approved sseuvisy Wiu Be r..
qaired " the purchaser IN The psyusot q ~
psrehase money. J0IiN q. nAkRtsoN,
Conklosos4s
Deccn'her !, lssv. .4b.t6e
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I Will. SILL - NJ hikhs>s hi6ls, n ~ l9tn
~ nsc~iaherh~St. Com. Fodder, stp4 Mslss.
Horses. Piants1ina Tsoir md uosssi.li furniture,
Ter~s Hsds hasws - he gof s.le.
TiloNAs BRADFORD.
Dseembcr I. te59.- ls-3s.
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IItma Hni aAsaAaf aasAss l.As 4ssat
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iltn Embellishments.

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fale u Lands anl pesseoal pvoDee1ys
TlY vlnTrE ~ Decree n he prohedtz NJ
- o. p~sels Couasy. AlissiMtpr, 1eooou
The Novcsber Tesu, lsso, thsseof. r. : foirrd
Commissioner appointed y ~ III 0on61 -
Term aforesaid to sell the Following Ias11, 1yios
and. being IN The County snd State alcyouf -
belonging 70 the helm q Law IL tlsesv1
ceased, sir. Tbs South IN a ~ non1k-ea3
quarter 81 Secsioa Il. the EostArsa4 oueeteei y
section -, tho North holf uf ~ Esos NM q ~
South east qaaster u Seesion II. The Kao4 q
the kortk- vest qussses o. 0o1iapa g. - =
N~erth-we1t qeaslss Il III ctnlkpoost lno1>oR
Section 3, sIlin rowndk11p ], nanea3too4ft
tanning go aeser, more o. jese, Dlfs
day Of J~sseaFy, 1850, Wis1eDjieyo ~, - w.
premises, nsar Eotine, psessed y - ~ lsaa
isr sals' sublsss g ~ .iaew'g 1essgt = labe9
end sss years tvSs lie a. ~ RI. m ~
sr ms;s sssesss 49, Ses9sS5 ESsssss !. ~
ess sssp dsss, VIII 9ost sspo1tu - 49,
TilOe. w uAfun1P, ctnHw.
UDo,
A. ~ 49, ~ ~ plses, so1ty vtnnssaS
decree u sata Court rfpder;s 4 ~ Te5S No.
said, the undspieesl, k4eoeo1fNs - Nm
ssa tsstasseee u tlenQ ulnesG tcomse1. IN q
" for sslss = ~ tlebset tio1R,u 11Eis11n1
dss, % a e!sja = teslvs nGod
=; !: stat. :: :: = :s:'
n issss:a ~. ~"
hdlosiss nsnsd slssee,
weshss9s = Qiehstds 0ik
- Ass. k1rehssess nsst' IA bosis
isserss sSsn dasA NJ ssst5sonnq)aGs
chase moueys
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
BY TELEGRAPH.



NEs YORk. July 15-92oA. M.-The Bremen
STEAMER wesser has arrived az New York, with Lon
don dates Of July feuth. Cettan quiet but steady
Sales Saturday & 600 bsles; BrcadsIGfs dnil Pro-
vtion dali consels So
The Government Diet mas agreed to place q eorrs
Of observation tie Rai0f Disturbances have &C.
CURED al Nessina FreDsh Division has been
sent 10 join Primes NapolsOns eorga
VIENNA. July 3l.-The PiedmoEtsse troops had
surrounded Peschiera.
MILAN, Jelly lst GarribaIdi is mareuvri0g to
close the whole valley of the Adgs, and Isolate
Verona, so az to prevent the Ausriaas ooamuue It
ing With Tyrol. GarFibaldi Is st. Tigrano sth goo
trOars.
The steamer Wabash sailed from Trieste to Mes.
sina. in Consequence Of the disturbances the lat
ter place.
I3each squadron Of six ships Of the line, five
fiigs e.. AID many qua bosis was seen off Carols,
on the DalEatian Coast oa the lsf Seven English
vessels Of war are off Anohouia.
Prince Windisehgratzs vas expected at Berlin on
the Sd, on sFeeill mission from Vienna ria Dces-
d.D.
French Rsnfes had advanced to sizty-three francs
and thirty-fse ceatmss.
The ship "DfeadRaught" was reported off Cape
Clear, nine days from New York The ship J. L.
Dimick, from New Orleans, for Gronstad was assis-
tsd of the shore, after diseharging 1856 bales OF
cotton and was toned ioto ElsnOre, uninjursd.
Tao salvage amounted to twelve hundred pounds.
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Cotton--Ehat of Prices!

lisa little strange that with Cotton crop Of 100000
bales in excess year, there decrease in the ocks
in the United states, conparet the time in 1853 The
stock on hand at tie latest amoued bales against
2lj,i53 bales last year.
manufacturing districts of England, notice
circulars and newspapers, heavily under contracts for
yarns goods during part of june and the
2l Of month there slightly better feeling in demand
and prices.
the faith Of an the price Of this sape says
savannah Republican, the receiving by
nearly every staler should is that there is no ground
for their It receiving
vices OF any advance the contrary for the last
two prices have bu reported little down, but the quotations
enain uuchtngci end with 81 the hue cry, the differ
encs the highest point and the present ruling fsures
viii he covered by a firhing.
matter OF much establishment that the quotations
hayessn sustained we'll with such dissdyantageous Circu-.
stances combining depre branches Of
war alone sufficient to keep down prices and yet the HaVe
market, II all cther the likely to be affected by
r5hsd advancing AMI this in the face remarkably heavy
Imports at lOO0C0 bales OF year
report by Canada states that exporters took 500 bales the
week she sailed; this does show want OF confidence on the
continent. England is always baa in the Cotton trade
any argument they Gu keep prices
hetry used They have ia immense k at Liverpool
Or 7I0JI bales strong argument their favor; even with
this they canuCt any CONCESSIONS except the very poor
ami trashy styles expected that where so much Cot
held, will be compelled to SELL and the buyers
there dare say, quite dllgent hunting on: weak
spots IS eur buyers are
1t we'll known fact that the spnners of Manchester
making the exavagant profits, and doing all
the winter have heard estimated high SEQ bale
As long they make half this there will be cry short
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

LOUISVILLE, July IA heavy decline established in
Flour. Ore mill odcng last evening at 81 Dbl. Wheat
duh at SlOi There some large transactions in Corn
and Oats 80 Ius Corn sold at ST. and 60 bus, for future de-
livery the returned also 80 SACKS ear the de-
pot, at pc
CIgCSEAT July IFlour declined still further and buyers
views s. for superEue sae at $685. but the
unsettled Wheat well maintained at SO for
Red and 81 l5G 20 for White. Corn steady at eOGs4c
iOIs Juy RELATIONSHIPS, mostly from Wheat, at
SJa city Superne Wheat declined 3g5s bus; sales
POOR old winter 90Gc fair and good do 90 g
gjc good and strictly prime 49, choice do at Sllj
and extra SlsO Corn Inactive holders still, and buyers
show disposition purchase sales smaller, and all
private terms.
CHc.Go, July I3The Wheat during the past week
has declined 2c Spring and PC BE Winter grades clos
uc for standard Spring in Csc for No Spring. and
FOR No Red Several parcels Of Winter Wheat have
been sold at 5Gl4j track Flour is very dull and prices
entirely nominal Corn has been active and firm throughout
the week, declined Pei the close, with sales 1t 6Ic for No
and Bjc for No 3 in store.
BsLEIaogE Jelly -F!our steady city mills brands
quoted S.. Wheat firm sales 2lO01 bus at Jl 80 for
White, and S!3i for Red Corn Fm but unchanged; White
and Yellow SfGS5c
Pu:LaDELplA, July I3Flour decIuel Supene freely Of
without sales. To the trade, the sales from
this fEITe $3.50 for and fancy Rye Flour held
% sale Of Corn Meal at $40. The demand for Wheat
modeate sales 90 bus Rel private terms, and 300 bus
new S1ltheru az : Lao for lied and Sl.lj for White.
IoEE July IEOur 10: lower sales AGO bb ut s. 20
co foe State, s. GiG Is !or Ohio. and SGG62J for South
Wheat is dun hut uuchalge sales Of only 1900 bus Red
is quoted $3.50 SIS. ard White Sl.7O9ls2ls Corn
bu,yaut sales 2l,yIO bus at e5l1s9c for Mixed.
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CANDIDATES.

Attorney General and Reporter. Election
On the 18th OF August, 1889.
We are authorized aad requested to JAMES B.
THORNTON, Esq Of Memphis, candidate Office Of
Attorney General and Reporter the State ensuing
election, on the 18Th August iy9-te
We authorized to SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq,
CT GreRe county, candidate Attorney General Re
porter, il place of Hon. JOHN L. T. sxzED, resigned.
We are authorized to announce JAMES O. sHACELFORD,
Esq Of Montgomery county candidate Attorney Gener.
al for the State of Tennessee in place Of Hon. j. L. T.
resigned. rnay2s
We ave authorized announce TH0s. j. FREEMAN, OF the
county Of Gibson candidate Tor Attorney General TIE
State Of Tennessee, place Of Won, j. T. ssED resigned
iune3
We authorized to WN. B. REESE, Jr Esq,
candidate FOR the oce Attorney Reporter
for the State. iune2
We authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD, Esq as
candidate for Attorney General for the State Tennessee place
of Hon. j. L. T. SNEED resigned.
We authorized to MILTON A. HAYNES, Of
Memphis, candidate for the Attorney General
Reporter for the State. june24-d, twSwtd.
We authorized to SAMUEL TURNEY, Esq,
Sparta candidate for Attorney Reporter
gtafa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

Dob. a. Es1hDcStOck'S VerEsli-
S,@s-4S FUGE has long been regarded with favor
confidence By large body Of the regular medical profession in
every State thu Union, preparation unsurpassed 65 aay
and daily prescribed By the eminent physicians through
out The United States During the long period continued
time made their appearance Never has seen more necessary
the part Of the buyer exercise udcious canton in ur
chasing the genuine article than this time These limitations
often close in their external resemblance to B. FARNE
STOCKS Hermfuge be well calculated put upon the
supecng purchaser article which he neither wished nor in
tended to buy It enough TO buy accredited agent
but every purchaser must vigilance avoid being imposed
upon and must examine every bottle to himself that he is
buying the genuine B. A. FAISrsrooK's yegmifuge.
julyId&wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

New YORK, July 16.-Ihe steamer BOrussia from
Southampton the 4th has arrived with half day
lat T thau the ''Wesser"
Naval preparations at Tou'on and Brest are &C
tive Another division of the army leaves Lyons
for Italy. Immense quantities of prcjectiies con-
tinuc to be forwarded to the seat of War.
Prussia positively assures France that her mill
tary measures are not taken with any view to
mence -hostilities
Confidence in commercial circles in France is some
what restored since the victory of Salferino.
The manufacturers at Lyons have received sufi-
eient American orders to compensate them for all
they have lost By the war.
It is feared the Sugar crop will create serious DIFF
ficulties next yeaV.
LONDON Consois 93a931.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

The following Of broken and worthless Banks in this
State, which may enough country friends
preserve:
Agricultural Bank. Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers std Meet anics' Back, Memphis
Mechanics Bans Memphis.
Men phis SAVINGS Insti ution
Exchange Bank, Murfiees- oro.
Miners aud Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank OF East Tennessee. Knoxville.
Bank CT Claiborne TazeWell
that some Of Brokers buying the noes of the
Rank of East Tennessee O5e on the dollar
Exchange Bank l0c on the dollar
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Further, per Steamer Veser,

New YORK, July l6.--The Austriaus have aban-
doned the lire of the MInco AMI fallen back on
Verona. having burned the bridges at Mongsmbano,
VALLEJO and Goito.
'Ghe total loss Of the Austrians in the battls of
Solferino was % officers aud 5000 privates killed
and wounded, ana about 4.G00 missing, most of
whom have returned.
The Auslrians lost 1--WE guns
MUEICH.--An extraordinary Diet has been con-
voked for the 14h Of July, on account Of the want
Of money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
) Morality among Southern

3a<sS@S Morality among Southern
--e~ CHILDREN is estimated that in the South.
en States more children carried OF BY worms aud the dis
eases arising from them. thaa al ether aades coea
Post morts examinations Of the young frequently reveal
TIE terrible ravagss Of the insdious enemies Of health life.
4 IS therefore, only an act Of common IhanroPhy to
Eeni with al earnes,ness, preparation ike Wgs Cana
dan Ierg, which has proved in many Thousands or easss
an immediate safe and radical every kind Of ysrcna
disease.
Be particular and remember the HGaers CIaaziaa
TrHge This is the only article sha can be depended
Remember this
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale ana retail by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and Isl, Chartres Street,
julyl7-d6cElm Sele ProPretors.
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For Criminal court ClcrIk,

We authorized to announce CHAS. E. DIGGoNs as q
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk. juiys-td
We authorised to Or. Z. NJ PATTERSON
Clerk the Criminal Court Of Davidson county, at
the ensuing March election. lmay25-te.
We authorised to JOIN SHANE, Esq,
ddate for election the Office CLERK
next March election.
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time though they viii only phrcase they hive ben doing
barely enough 70 ltep everything in motion.
The exports from this country have ceased sad the present
heavy liverpool viii cemeaee to dwiuse AID
without the hope Of any concessions from US.
Wihtese lights before Stems impossible to arrive al any
other conclusion than that prices s adv matery and
1t very dlstan, day. time Thought that tie future
looked decidedly 'ue, but the way prices have been sustained
eaEnc us that there more confidence in the sapes Liver
pool and Manchester than anticipated ana that he
'good time coming is almost here
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The wise ana Aylctt Duel.

RIcHMoND, July 15.-Ths Wise and Aylets duel
took place in North Caroline, instead OF DaDviie.
Aylett withdrew the challenge, and asked for re-
cancellation. Wise Refused. The duel grew out of
= controversy between the Enquirer and Examiner on
the subject Of non.interEention
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Died.

On the IGh inst, after lingering illness IDA LEDwrru
youngest daughter OF KATE c. and THos T. MURPHY aged
eleven months Her funeral will take place at 10 o'clock,
No 80, North Spruce street.
The friends the family respectfully invited to attend,
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PROBABLE MUsDER IN SUMNER County. The
GIllariu EEaniasT learns that difficulty occurred
a. HATLER's Grocery, st Fountain Head, on The
l2lb, which hiss probably terminated in the death
o one Of the parties. crowd Of mea we're drinking
and one BERRY HARPER boastsd that he could whip
any seven Of the best men thai would be brought up,
t. which Isaac HUyTER replied in terms of doubt
whether he could or not HARPER then attscked
him with lis knife, and cut him very dangerously
in the back and abdomen HUETER, it appears,
vas backing all the time, and, finally, although
severely stabbed, knocked HARPER down twice with
a stone, and sunk under tie loss OF SO much blood.
HABrER was shortly afterwards arrested and com
mited TO jail TO await his trial before the Criminal
Court. No hopes we're entertained that HUNTER
would live.
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DI,trage on American TraveIiers i'm n,

Q
NEW YORK. July l6 --Edwsrd NJ. Perkins aud
party Of Bostonjans we're invaded at their hotel By
The soldiers at PerSgia. Their baggage and jeWelry
valued a, $4,000, was carried eff. The master OF
the hotel was shot, and the furniture destroyed.
The Bostopians sscretei fourteen hours By the
hotel keepers mother, aud were thus saved.
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rronS RIexicO.

New ORLEANS, July 16.-The steamer Tennessee
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates of the 18th, and
1925 000 specie.
Juarez issued proclamation on the 18th declar-
ing the Church property National property.