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GREAT WEsrEaN
LElf'lER AND HIDE STORE,
Rk.4CKBHR-s' BROS,
2o1 ami 200 soath Water Street.
CHICAGO. I'LL.
WE HAvE JUST RECEIVED m ROM
a. ar1t 7sS:s n7oee s5 ~ Is. SGcAGo CUSTOM HousE
FRENCH KIP and CALF sK1ys.
AMI HooT FRONTS CH1uPED,
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT PROM TUE pAR,s nAscFAcrrgrRs.
q II eas ss,s Il ss:st ss:sE
soLE LfArHrR or r7R BEET rAvSaoxs
OAK and HENLock UPPER KIP Ind c41p
u,,., aS1NGa LASTS Aod YIaD1NGs,
""ea "A3 DC sasa u The sosceat 1aorkA pySos.h
BLACKBURN BROS.
4WttssI Wss LsATaER AND HOE sr,Rs, %, 81, so,,,
"4ses ssrt (-st Of wes street b7i ss ch.easa oo4a
EATHEn! LIE FRI
NRar CLASS oAL8 AND KIP ss1ss
tass received
DIRECT FRO Il FRANCE,
! 4 M e 8 KELLY l. CO..
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dhit2Eo. IL.
"ho Keep connaatly On hand tho la,xrss etor. ~
Leather and Eindinun
To be souoaln In taeNez.. Also .,s,re ,tors osu4
LEATHER md INDIA RUBBER BxLr1NG.
prs!si s!;s vi. - I z e & e To
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H-Tor Tensse4 Shoulder
he1c0 md AbdJm1u ii sup
possefA They Art 1ktut1 for
Me m1Ru3AetutUS and 1ilt
aell Il low Erieet+ HOLLH,
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qounlltee BE- 1etaced - wfsAn4 and ve1i0td ~ AM
davtt o1 'he clerk q sad ult;ee. and submitted to
the 0ommtsee :or IL AoprerA; an3 Il spproved they
oessofhe General Assembly and The people Of he S.e
Another discussion arose On this resolution. mr..
ticipa ed in By Mess.s. Goudy. Ma1sha1,, VapIeren
Richmond. Post, Judd Kuy kendall, Martin, Under.
wood, Higbee and Fuller.
stitute, the vote stood as follows:
fEAa-Aesa.s. .Applingsoo. Biodgett, Bryau.
Boekmaster. Cook, Fuller, Gondy, Henderson,
Higbee: Knapp, Kuykendall, O'Hean, Post, RIch.
mond, Vanderrn-15.
AAxs-4sszrs. Adams Of IAe, adams OF Ste.
phenson. Judd, Marshall, Martin. Parks, Under
Wood-7.
The question then batpa on tho adoption Of the
resolution as amended, it MAS adopted
lit. judd moved that oue thousand copies of The
reports be published in connection With the testj-
nony. Carried by ayes 20, noes2.
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Re.o7red Blythe senste The Honse q Representatives
eoncuttog thssetn That the Faa,nfe ConE tee Of TIE
as, toe cose 81 tns Present sssson tht sd committee
thoroughly every d., Asmtut the a adas.
to *sc~ s cor dition and to exanae he lcoks =
pera md exs!ne them isr oath to e1auly necessa
r. CLERICAL aaisa1t to cones when :hey GGen neee1sa
presenatiyes Rpp inted ieVe tfate p1t Of th>
p1bt aa anu t. report their 10 the ~
epn: BIZ by him tnted and Lid Eeore the next 9en
eta issemtEF.
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"for Fancy RoapA BHush-
e nd Tofist Articles 70 Ia
MMA dhlTH / Co. In
L.4ke-s&,
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DMoPOSaLs ron ARMY TR4NsP0Ta.
QuARrrRnAsrrn Co. orE1er.

QUARrERMAsTER GEEERAL's OFFIcE,
WashingtoE June r. 1850.
Proposals viii bereve! the Quartermaster Generals OF
flee until Il, the LIST day Of October for the ranspor
ta0n Of military supplies during The years 1860 and 1851 the
following
Leavenworh Piey in the Territory Of Kan
Fort Territory Nebraska, from
point the hank Of the Missouri river north
LeaVenworth south latitude AZ deg which depot
be established to the Osts which may he estab
ed Territory Of Nebraska south Of Latitude "A deg
tude II deg, vest and in the Trory Utah north latitude
80 degrees north and east Of longitude ia deg
? From Forts LevenTorh and Riley in the TeToTy Of Kan
AID from the town OF Kansas in the State OF ou, TO Fort
Union in the Territory New Mexico any ether depot
may lie designated in that Territory.
J. From Rorl Union such other depot may be designated
in the Territory Of New Mexico, to the posts depots
may be established in the Military Department Of Mexico
except Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
The weight 20 be transported will
Of the Than hundred thousands po1ne
route than ten millions OF pounds, and Toue2 and than
millions five hundred thousand poundseach.
Proposals will state the rate hundred pounds per hundred
miles for which the transportation will be performed each
in each month Of the and be made for all the routes
collectively for of them, fer each separately.
Bidders will give their in full we'll their places Of
residence and be prepared to execute bonds with good security in
such amount the Quarermaer General may determine
Contractors must be in readiness service by the LIST day
Janurry, 1861 and transportation demanded any
time for thu whole weight to be transported during the
all either the routes they required places
Fort laramie and Fort Unon other depot New Mexico
which they may be snicad with promptly readily.
Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee signed by
three or ersoOs known satisfactorily certified the Quar-
teruaster General setting forth that the party props shall
be awarded the contract they will enter obligation for is
faithful performance.
transportation, and will they fully
comply with all the spulati0
The right is reserved Of reetinzny all the bids that may
IuIv 6-3tavtIs,Oct
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The Raftle oil Solforino.

PHILADELPHIA July l2.-The New York Time
publishes letter from ths battle field Of Sorerino
which says TIE battle commenced Just before five ia
the morning. The Austrians we're in position en-
the hills near Oastigona. Francis Jtseph er on
ally commanded 225 600 troops
Napoleon commenced the atteek by placing can
non on the hills rear Castiglons. Tha French
coon drove the enemy from the nearest posts to the
own and foll5wed them into the small villages on
the plain below, the first of which was Soiferno.
The Austrisns disputed every inch of ground light
ing with the utmost desperation being driven out of
SOlferino three times before they would stay out
The people of the village took part against the
French firing from the windows which compelled the
French to burn the town.
The Aust ians fell back en- Rota and planted for
midable batteries on the range of hills mile from
the Mincio
The cannonsding here lasted an hour, when part
Of tho AustTiaa force probably crossed The Minco
The battle continued to rage over ell Of the re-
gion northwest of the line running through Casii-
giiona, SOferino and Rolta. The Austrians we're
continually retTeating after a sharp eonnonadiDg.
A tremendous thunder storm suspended the bat
tie.
An hour afterwards cannonading commenced
on the extreme left Of the entire field on the bord
ers Of the lake, northeast from Castigona and west
of Peschiera An ineesssnt and terrible battle was
kept up there BY the Piedmontese undertheir King,
who received the Austrians as they came round till
after nightfall TIE batteries Of the two armies,
which we're apparently half mile apart at first,
were served with equal vgor but afterwards the Aus
TRANS slackened their fire and assumed new posi-
tions, while the Sardinians poured rapid aad un-
interrupted shower of balls upon them. After dark
the cAnnoDs and guns still continued TO discharge
The AustFians sust2ined an overwhelming defeat
This letter writer thinks that the Emperor
of Austria may rOT, by the advice Of neutral pow
ers, accept the peace which Napoleon may tender.
lie dares not conjecture The number killed and
wounded, but says 900 wounded have already
baen brought into the vii age from whence he writes
besides these there are others left on the battle
field and other PLACES.
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CRossING THE MISSISSIPPI on A TIGHT-R ROPE
The Memphis ADaIancAs learns from on entirely re-
liable source, that Mons BLoSDIN, who recently
crossed the Niagara river On tight rope, has de-
termined to attempt the feat Of walking rope to
e stretched across the Fathers Of Waters. This
great feat will be performed il ell probability, next
fall wiRter, and it is highly probable that Mem
phis will be the point chosen by Mons BLoNDIN for
this second great exploit Of walking across river
on a tight rope.
By the way we notice that Mons. BLoNDIE mas
crossed The Niagara q second lime, having his head
envclOped in O heavy blanket, thus performing the
feat bGnd-folded. Il is reported that he will, du-
ring 4" the season." trundle Whoel-barrow on the
rope; and he further proposes to carry a man on
his back and it is said the " rider has been found
and that he weighs about one hundred and twenty
pounds, while other dangerous experiments will be
devised to increase the danger of his transit. The
New York Eoeniqg Post thinks it is not very proba-
bile that Mons. BLoNpIN will 90 all this for glory
and 3hc only superstition is that the hotel prOprie
tors have joined to engage his services for the
son, and thus attract greater rush of visitors to
the FaIle. BLoNDIs and the Cave ofthe Winds thus
form rival attractions and the majessy of the cats
ract will be to many eelipsed by the feats of the
rope-dancer new edition of the strangers
Guide to the Niagara Falls win speedily be issued,
in which Mons BLoNDIN will be immOrtslized with
the Hermit of the Falls, and descend to pOsterity
along With Sam PATCH and the poet BRAsARD,
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Meeting of the Members of the Nashville
R.ar In LII. 70 s,E .cs..a..f ll.n


Meeting of the Members of the Nashville
Bar 90 pay tribute of respect 90 the
memory of their late companion and
brother, John G. Ferguson, Esq.
The meeting called to oder bJ H SAITH, Esq, who
stated its Object in few torchng and appropriate when
uoJE Hon. W. K TURNER called the chair upon the
assuming Of which his Honor peculiarly impressive and
touching upOa the memory Of the deceased
On motion Of the Hon. MIL s. BBowN 10 I'm SHANE Esq
appointed Secretary The chairman motion OF R. H..
McwES Esq appointed comlatee raught resolutions,
JoHs REID, A. G. MEERrTr J. Huau SMITH, TURNER s.
Hon NE1L S. Blown, Esqs Upon retiring com
me, the members of the in the
and affecting style by J. E. RAINS R. H. McEwES and JOHN
hEIO, Esqrs.
committee upon retiring draughtel and through
KnL s. BROwS reported the following preamble resou.
TONS upon adoption of which meeting adjourned
Nashville with the deepest
regret FEReusoS Esq, and as tesmo-
their esteem for his memory and they
pleasure atng that he possessed all the Qualities both head
heart calculated win confidence affection mananisu
good standing in his profession and excele1 him in the
courees OF the bar, hsdemeanor
in privre life he useful and faithful czen was
ALL beloved by ALL He lad enemies, his
ory win long be cherished by all who knew him.
ResoJosR Therefore his friend and
brother this community has lost Of its best members and
such mourn his departure.
esogs that sincerely condsle with his mother y
t. whom he dou endeared by his acts OF kindness and
votOn-
Resocs proceedings this meeting be presented
Courts OF the ey 20 be spread their minutes and that
the be published in the different Nashville
RestreG, That funeral service
friend, JoHs g. FERGUSON, Esq., this evening O'clock at the
Secona Presbyterian Church.
the of the eased to whom he much devoted
sndfr hom in his last moments he expressed so much affection
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BY TELEGRAPH.
arrIval oE 49, Cnnnan.

NEW YoRK, July u rho steamer Csnsda ar
rived at Cape Race on Sunday. and Halifax TO-DAY.
She brings Liverpool dat es Of July Cd
The steamer City Of Washington arrived out on the
lst.
Cotton sales of the Wssk 81 600 bales. Of which
specuatsrs took 600. ard exporters II 600 bsles
Lower qualities declined ! Fair ard MidlIine
qselities generally unchanged, excepting Upland.
of which all qualities have slightly declined Hold
ers offer freely but show no dssp, sit N to press
sales. Sales Of Friday. 5000 bales closing steady.
Orleans Fair 81, Mid8ling6t Mo5i'e Pair rs Mid.
ding 81, Usland Fair Il. Middiirg 6S Stock at
Liverpool TAI 0o0 bales Of which G55 0cO bales sle
American. Manchester aiyiees favorable, closing
quiet, but steady and firm.
HAvRE-An qualities of Cotton have slightly adj
vaneed' Nels Orleans tres ordiaore 1917
Bullion 10 the BANK Of England has increased
2il 600 pounds.
The money market IS slightly more st ingcnt.
Breadstuffs, ell Qualities Slightly decfue5
Provisions dull, aud quotations barely maintained
ConsOls 93g for account.
There has been no m)re lighting. The Allies
continued to cross the Mincio unmoles3ed
Napoleon has moved his head quarters from Vol
ia to Vallego.
The Ssrdinians have invested the Pesehiera from
Lsgo DeGardA to the Mncio.
The Emperor of Austria expected to remain in
Italy.
The new English ministry hsve pronounced
strict neutrality Golden defines seat in Che sb-
met
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Tribute of Respect.

called meeting of the Board Directors of the Nashville
Building Associations held July I2th 1852 following resOu
tons unanimously adopted
osrd, That have heard with surprise regret
sudden death o: JOHN e. FERGUoS Esq the Atcnsy of this
Association.
Roio That while most sincerely sympathyze with the
relatives and friends Of the deceased in this af
dieting bereavement We bear willing testimony his many
tueShs sterling integrity in the discharge every duty-ahd
mourn his removal from among the loss Of friend
and COOL citizen.
H%O'ged That copy Of the foregoing resolutions he
the mother OF the deceased, and published city papers
W. B. SHAPAkD, President.
c. A. FgILER, Secretary.
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Agent Of the estate Of he late THAScls suzeEr Of Ns
sFI Eii sell, auton at CfARESDez. al the Lard
m doaroe coan-y Aranssss The first NoFDAN eng tt
IN day. o. November and he second A0ND AZ q
November eing The ~ viii at JkcEs0SP0RT, sell all The
Laais in jackson county 9rd MONDAY IN Nase-
Der einE the 2s will sell At foekHoNTAs, all te Lands
Randolph county, Arkansas e all cases one bid viii be ne
served for the estate.
fEkMs0ne toarih cah its equivalent residue one,
Two and three years. bearing interest from safe with lien
cure the payment.
bn the first Of n veber Of thess Las ced st
pfzFae sale and oilers invited On application
Louisville ny, pis terms, &c viii tc furnished These
neg the res selected and bet ArkazsasahoVe
overflow titles perfect and all navigation
Jalyfd GEO. HANCOCK.
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The Superintendent Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad announces that the bridge over the break
bstWesn South Bend and Miahawaka has been fla
ishea- The break ismsnded The trains run with
regularity The "accident'' must be dismissed from
thought The world is in ahurry. and viii not heed
the dead or the manged. The break is mended in
the road-what of the broken family circles never
again in this world 10 be jOined2 What Of the bre-
ken-heaEted mournersf
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Arrival of The Steamer star Of the West

Arrival of The Steamer star OF the West
Later from California.
NEW YORK, July u The steamer Star of the
West has arrived, with California dates of the 10th
ult, and nearly 81 700 600 gold.
The Roanoke and North Star we're at AspinWall
on the Sd. .er
PANAMA William Williams has ben found
guilty of homicide in the first degree, for killing
Capt. Junius Otis, of Boston.
Another revolution has broken out in Peru. The
revolution in Ecuador IS becoming quite hTeat,u-
ing. The regular troops are going over to the in
insurgents. The defeat of The GJverums mt is COZ
sidered certain. Guaysquil is still blockadod by
the Peruvian feet.
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Ifp'-,gH ID M n stHIHACetUOEA ' VIEsHE-
No. FUGE has long been regarded with favor and
confidence by large body OF the regular medical profession
every State in the Union, preparation unsurpassed 6y any
and daily prescribed by the eminent physicians through
the United States During the long period of
popularity spurious and counterfeit limitations have from time
time made their appearance. Never has it seen
the part Of the buyer exercise udicious caution
chasing the genuine article than this time These limitations
often close in their external resemblance to B. A. Fame
STOCKS Nermfage to he we'll calculated put upon the
susenE purchaser article which he neither
ten led buy 1t is not enough to buy of accredited agent
but every purchaser must vigilance to avoid being imposed
upon, and must examine every bottle himself that he is
buying the genuine B. A. FAHNEsroCKs Vermifuge.
jUlyl-l&wIm
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a ZERO
Ague Cure.

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, OF Fever and .Ar,e. as.
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb frne.
Periodical Headache, OF Bilious Head-
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating IN bil-
larry derangement, caused BY the Haiazia
Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for BY the L.
cessiues OF the American people than a sure and
sale cure LOT Fever and Ague. Such We are
row enaDied to offer, with a perfect Certainty
that It viii eradicate the disease, and with as
suranee founded on proof, that no harm can
arise 1rom its use IN any qosntity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service IN the conrnu-
mites where it prevails. Preution IS better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which be
must run in violent attacks Of this balefuI dis
temper. This sCURE" expeIs the miasmatic
poison Of FEVER AND AsUE from the system and
prevents the Developments Of the disease. if taken
the first approach Of its premonit0ry symptoms.
1t is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints but also the cheapest
The large quantity supply for a dollar brings It
within the reach Of every body and IN bilious
districts, where FgvER AND AGUE prevails. every
body should have it and use It freely both for cure
and protection. It is hoped this price win place il
within the reach Of all = the poor as wei as the
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of lntermittents is that il contains no Qunne
or mineral. consequently It produces no quinisn OF
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonstita-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy Is if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the mlasmatle poison "A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
gia, rheumatism, Gout. Headache, Blindness.
Toothaehe, Earache Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitati0n,
Painful Affection Of The Spleen, Mysteries. Pain in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derangement Of
the Stomach al Of which, when originating IN
this cause, put the intermittent type, become
periodical. This - CURE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike
1t is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing IN the
malarious districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection. that viii be excre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity TO npen into disease. Hence it
Is more valuable for protection than cure and
few viii ever suffer from Intermittents, if they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
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From Washington.

WAsHNGToE, July 70 No proposition is before
the Administration for the acquisition of Lower
California as reported.
The Mexican Minister is still ILL.,
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We would call attention to the sale of the NELSON
lands, on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
10 miles from Nashville one-half mile west of La
Vsrgne,-to come off on Wednesday, Joly 18th, by
Nance WOODWARD. The tract contains S57
acres of excellent land, nearly level divided into
five lois. The train leaves Nashville Is minutes
before 10 o'clock A. NJ
I,,lr
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TIM ORIENTAL TALIsYAS NATURAL WEATHER INDCAEoR,
grows spontaneously upon the great Desert of Arabia, it
corupable, will remain in use and may last century
viii fore in any climate, throughout the year the various
changes tie tseaer, toeRy four hours in Gdoanee and
perfectly reliable 1t is the discovery of Ions s. USAN
Columbia Tenn may obtained foz 81 of A. sTRETC
General AGENT Nashville, Tenn. secured per by
discoverer for So current money
nm IN "A E-gvt n
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NASHVILLE AND NoaTIIWEsTERE RAILRoAD.--At
the meeting Of the Stockholders in the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad Company held in this
city the iIth inst the following gentlemen we're
elected Directors for the ensuing year: v. K.
STEVENSON, W. F. Coopsn, W. F. BANG, "A. II.
Hicks, AZ. BURss b Z. MoGAVocK, fIios L. BaAxs-
FoRD, W. s WmTEMAN, r. C. MoNAIRY, and JonN
B. JOHNSON, of DeEidsOn county; JOHN A. GARD
MIR aRdW. W. GLEAsoS, Of weakely; A. D. KING
MAN, of Hickman; r. P MARE, Of ODion; ard
c. s. WooD, Of Carroll
In the evening ths Beard organised by the unani-
nous election of Col V. K. srssESsox to the
Presidency Of the Company, and joins O. Ew1Ea,
ESQ, Secretary and Treasurer.
The reelection of Col. STEVENSON places The
4 affairs of the road in able aud competent hands,
and with bis known energy and perseverance,, those
interested IN this important enterprise have assu-
ranes that the Werk viii be pushed forward 10 q
speedy completion. No man more competent for
the task could have been placed at the head of She
Company
The subscription asked for on the Part of the
city has been voted by large majority of the cti-
zens; Che Stockholders have elected Board of
Directors composed of intelligent AID reliable men,
- -'S oHosSH Soi' o1BfEHsoA fresident OF
the Company, and il is certainly the interest of all
to give him whatever aid they car Every one sd-
mits the importance of the road to our city aad
when ever gosd word esa be said in its behalf let
be done. Harmony among the friends Of the
asure will do much to hasten its complexion.
- The Directors were busily engaged yesterday in
eEamiAiug the bids for tue graduation and Masonry
on the section Of 'Weny-ene miles extending out
from Nashville, OF which there we're quitea number
and Of very favorable character. The contracts,
We learn, were let as follows: PATRICK CLARY, one
mile; JoHN DoHERTE, four miles; JOS. EEwsoM. four
miles, FLEntSa & D0HRRTY, five miles; and BRAD-
sHAw& McCAErER Eve miles. The work is t. be
completed in from four to nine months We under.
stand the contracts we're made upon very favorable
terms.
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NEW ORLEANS, July Il The steamer Empire
City is beleW with Havana dates of the 9th
The Star of the West left Key West on the Sth
with 81, zoe, 900 gold.
The Philadelphia left Havana on the 9Th.
Sugar was buOyant, all grades being slightly ad-
vsnced.
Exchange on London Is. On New Ycrk4A
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TaE@ A SiCkly AIternated APP.
S&S-a@--S pearance in a child is primG Jdciv evil
that its internal organization by
the SPECIES of wormS which act often destroy the
most promising children The best thing to he done to admin
lister winters Canadian VeFmifuge without de-
lay 1t will dslodg and discharge the enemy present in the
bowels and will cleanse and invigorate the
whole digestive, secretve and exceve system, create
heahful appetite.
particular and remember the name "Winer's Canadian
Vernuge This is the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT & co., 81 and Isl Chartres st.
Sole proprietOrs. dkE-lm
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New ORLEANS, July I2.--Gotton-S 500 bales.
Middling 1l3. Sales of three days 9, 400 bales.
Receipts Of three days 600 balse, against 500 bales
last year. Gunnies 1913,
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/ suDDES DEArH.--JoHE G. FEnebsoH, ESQ.,.
lawyet Of this city. died quite suddenly Monday
night His disease is said to have been lnilgmna-
tion Of Che brain.