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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22
From st. JOsePhs

ST.. JOSEPH, Aug. 20--Today the Missouri and
Western Telegraph Company commenced stretching
their wires in the direction of Fort Kearney. The
poles are set 100 miles out from here and will be
put up that distance in two weeks. A large party
is work further West getting and setting the
poles 1t is expected that the line viii be finished to
Fort Kearney by the middle of November. The diff
ferent routes west of Fort Kearney are being sur
veyed and the company viii soon be in possession of
accurate information to timber ard other facili-
ties which viii enable them to push forward rapid
lY to the best ADVANTAGE next season.
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DR. KINGS DYSPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

M~T- DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
NEkS four years of Louisville Kentucky, who
devoted hs attention to he treatment OF private diseases for
thirty years hatte himself having attended practice for
many years. cured thousands, be enabled
diseases Of private nature matter how bad Trey may be
from inudcous medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. King Dspensary No q DesdecE street. between Cherry
and Square where he all diseases Of private
cured without nauciOus medicine inerferene
from business
sTRcTUREs Of date eEeetusly cured in few
days. operation whchcauses Where Structure
exsts health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uneermineI the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin growing neg
ect Dad treatment he efecuay cured in lev days.
WEAKNE PARTICULAR attention having been
and all the growing out Of
destructive habits inconsiderRte
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution rendering suec
for business sseiey, and causing premature old
Females may abOrng with difficulty Of the Won't
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their Will
fee ENCLOSED directed Dr. A. King No % DeadeFnk
Nashville Tenn will have the medicine their
address, with directions Strict secrecy observed ON
hours from 9ocock in the morning until in the evening
gvg9- dAwI
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CITY NOTICES.

Mrs. HoLCoMB's SCHooI--The exercises of this
school will be resumed the first of September, at
No. 10 Summer street. The basement of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church has been secured as
schoolroom, being airy, roomy and commOdious. A
most able and experienced corps of teachers IN
every department las been secured. A native
French teacher will reside in the house. For terms
and particulars apply to Mrs ii. aug3 -eodlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22

NATANTE 10000 1GRNfs-To sell Campaign
w Medals The kenesses Of he Candidates for President
are correct Prcs s. per hunred rfcQt Of
lour thre4 cent stamps
Also, Medals charms, giving heanfal ns;asnoyps q
candidates for President Vice Pres1t Agei1 aye clearing
hon s3to % per d sample ca espt Of = ons in
stamps
conueas and Clubs supplied e. Wholesale prcs Address
VI. X. LANPHEAR 4 CO..
aas1s-dEksiws zoe West Fourth street., cscinzAti 0.
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THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN

ON Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Will
running the 22d day Of July. in close connection with
the Express Trains Southern lines via Charleston
Savannah, and continue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days
...hul ~ GnrAar iuia dauA
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SPALuINGss
Prepared Glue,
MsefuI in every House.
SPALuING'.

For Sale Rent, or will be Exchanged for
City Property
VERY comfortable residence with 12k adjoining the
Fair Ground The house has the first noor
the attic three the Basement three brick servants
houses smoke house. and large ice house, has been newly
painted ard papered, and is in complete order.
Aug9-n JOHN kIRkMAN
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LEAvExwORTH, Aug 20.-Gorden. the murderer,
who escaped from the Vigilance Committee at Den
yer, has been arrested and is now in the hands of
the United States Marshal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22
Premium Mineral waters. Porter
and Ale.

and Ale.
THE undersigned, desire inform friends and
TONERS city Of Nashville that now fully pre-
ared to furnish all above named beverages IN any
quantity that may required Also castOmersn the eoun
try may rely always having their orders promptly attended TO-
furnishing Mic and other parties be
supplied notice Ny daily running through
the city, all have opportunity o. beng always
supplied. N McOVksaOhs
iune29-dn Nashville, Tenn.
Land for Sale.
EING DESTROYS Of moving South, offer for sale my
acres lying Cumberland river, in JoLes Bend, Ds
vidson county the Hermitage Some 2U Of bottom
land seventy OF which is ceared and
well tmbeed. or the OO upland, these aboat forty
cleared.
Ise fine place to IA. sell Wood can sold at
all times for cash.
There this farm dwelling house. smoke house
and negro cabins Any desiring examine this farm
with view to purchasing time the premises
July "a, le6O-d3m Z. P BONDUkANT.
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COMMERCIAL.


New York on se I7th $4,000 Tennesss per Bonds
sold ct sc and on 18th The ieIegrsph
sales on Monday at 9oxc.
stock aold at ess<c
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CHER OikEE REM EDY.
kOOESs BAHFAS AND LEAFES1
rs
NauSeOus Drugs and Poisonous
WimaralS.


VNTE the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
w peasantand deOus syrup, compounded from Natures
sWn Reme4-one which will speedily and permanently
the pounds heretofore used with all ther
d ating effect ozether with the ioaths6me dses
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons.
The @Chernkee Reedy" Natures Specific Cor G0nor
Fea, elect, Gravel. Structure Fiuor Albus Whites in Fenae
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases
natural laws after all other preparations have ed and
Of Heavens best merce 70 offending msn Instances could
produced Of its Effects which wocld saqger eredulity
The preparations heretofore used have failed;
this has instance 70 fail Happily for
mankind the Governor OF the verdi is Father ~so ae
70 kill, but to
mercy appointed Medicine dreadful Diseases
which when TAKEN, quickly dies % all parts Of the system. attacks
the disease at post and with fidelity and uy
admrse gives 1t rest untlit has completely expelled
from the body AID restores the unfortunate patient former
health zad vigor.
This "Remeiy strikes the very Of the disease
dsncy simply to suspend the poison but TO the
which il depends.
u ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, is the entire alb
all Taste smell IL lay the count
ing the toilet table without beg suspected
Remedy" for secret diseases.
tratHeon FeneEal dseasea with full directions or their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
III ? Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers IN meif
cnss POTTER a MERNIN, Sole Proprietors.
nashville wholesale Berry Demovile and Kv.
ing Pendleaon; al retail BY Hendshct, all Drag
gisis everywhere. dec4-dtWk sly inside
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PKIcKLY HEAT PsPR DRY ERuPrIoss and all LIMITATIONS
Of The SKIN iade and disappear after eR applications
this gat Ssve In these friction is Necessary Many
Of the ordnsy eTupons
and this penetrating unguen opens the pores and
invigoTaes the absOrbens, dpstes inhammatop by
Ladies, whose faces are dsgured m
CuTANEoUs DISEASE, readily bemsh and restore
its natural tnthy the OF this but poverfrl
irrant Sold at epncpa depots, II Broadway "
Y Chartres street, New Orleans, by j. WRIGHT co
General Agents. Also by all druggists and merchants.
sug5-d.tv Win
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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
ERMAN RITTERS

WILL eGectuslly Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jaun
Wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases OF the hid
neys diseases arising dsordered Liver and
Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness of Blood
Acidy Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
Food Fulness weight In the Stomach Sour Eructatons
Sinking Fusng Pit Of the stomach, Swimming OF the
Head Hurried Difficult Breathing RluteFing at the Heart
Choking suocang Sensations in lying posture Dim
Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain Heal Deficiency of Precipitation, YeIowneSs of the
ayes. Pain in the side, Baek, Chest LSs &C.. Sud
Fushes of Heat Burning In the Flesh, Constant Ina lin
ings of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
propTetors, calling the attention Of the public to this
PREPARATION with feeling Of the confidence In ts
the diseases for which srecOmmnded
II is no untried article, that has stood the
q years trial before the American people, and its
sale unrvaed by similar preparation
sn testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
kRown Physicians individuals ali parts Of country
immense and pGrusa Of the Almanac, published
ally proprietor and to be had gratis Of his Agents
cannot but satisfy skeptcsi that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
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BUSINESS on THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD.-The Louisville Courier of yesterday says
Owing to the heavy exports of Flour over the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, they have been
compelled to shut down shippers, and to-day they
refused to receive freight owing to the large
amount which they now have on hand. There is
large demand here fOE Flour and Grain, from par
ties in Georgia, Alabama and Southern Tennessee,
and some 1000 bbs. Flour and 1000 bushels Grain
are daily sold in this city, which has to be shipped
over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to these
parties This, with the heavy receipts which are
daily arriving for them, has so crowded the rail-
road that they viii have to stop from receiving for
few days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-22

We authorized YOUNs candidate for
Mayor at the ug Municipal election. suRi9-dtde
We author Eed to JOHN HUGH SMITH candi
date for Mayor al the eusnug municipal election iuy2i-tde
We authorized TO 8. N. HOLLIEGswORTH
candidate election to the office Of Mayor the next Mu
nicipAl Elec ion julyI2-te
We authorized to r. B. CHELTHkN c2ndi
date for Mayor the ensuing Municipal election uyl0
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Nessrs. Haynes and Peyton.

The following list Of appointments has been agreed upon by
PEYToN and Hon LANDON G. HAYNES c2ndi
Eleco for the Stat large which times aud places
they Will be pleased to and address the people 1t will be
that Lumber Of counties have been omitted This
EvOdabls, owing to the want of time.
NASHVILLE. August 18th, 1850.
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CHEESE.-Io Boxes Prime New, iass ssesiysstg.
" d DICKE4,
iuy27 al Market gireets
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Tennessee Champion Mill
FEMALE ACADEMY


NHE next session Of tins institution begins hTst Monday In
September. Preparation classification room
ing pupils the last week in August Note The following a-
4 The buildings in ext.rt and sebool mn,
poses domestic comforts hath exercise
wholly unequald in the United States We challenge eonpaF
. The six Acres of Lawn ard shade are en-.
unrestraned freedom Of childish sports
ments
NOn-Sectartan.--TheAc Academy belongs 70 hfty ten-
temen, represented BY Of their q different de-
nonnsors pledged to preserve ths nonsearian character
4. The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils ia
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the Pfneipa
Ladies OF culture and education, who devote their whole time
the happiness and comfort Of The pupils
5. The Health of the fnstftu lion IL un7rsee-
dented in the history ohoo Only THREE deaths have
among the pupils in forty The health statistics the
Institution are its highest Recommendations
g. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded. ~
T. Security from FIre-.The buildipr, ar. heated nv
steam and lighted win that the pupils secure from
the ordinary accidents accrupg from from sfo,ea and
movable lights Besides the eTenues Of ads
greatly 10 the health Of the school. Il u . y n
8. Regulations which years have shown 10 he most
sanitary Will Be continued in their fun force. posi-
Die changes sill BE- masn sne rules and general arrangements
The Faculty composed Of thirty ave teachers and
attaches most OF whom associated Predecessor In
the Literary Department, tie teahsrs have had sng
eesa expeeee ADD most Of them IN the Old Aeadeny In
me Music and Ornamental the feaa Prafessors
ana Arts are OF high CELEBRITY. Harpst
Teeenuy engaged for The ensuing year.
eet tne highest in particular that Be
found In any similar Institution IN the United States fur
nhed IN the Nashville Female Aeadsmy-ts Alma Mater q
coDntry
Es@s .shsTs'OiOrs. For VartissIss spg % cireo
Nashville, Tenn, June s cot. srw3a1
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Notice to Contractors.

R0P0SALs will be receged by the undersigned at the Office
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company In
asville until NJ day Of t
Tor Filing Loves and Cross HoloWs Nashville aud Chatso
Railroad ten miles from Chattanooga also for the dtchng ard
draining the narrowing pitt a
koad on Crow Greek in Alabama will be closed for
nlng o and Gross oows at tine sfayorabe re-
ceived Payments will be current funds durn ~.
proeress Of the work. &c being retained until the com
pleiion OF the contract @ MORRTs
auql5 dtR&W till sent 10 1870. rs--s-.
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TNI have so Of Land fer sale IN he bend Of Ducb
River Eit1n2 miles q Eormandy on ne Nashville And
son DUCK kser willis Blantou and Aboer Barton rIds
o. ne sraet y river bottom and level acrs cleared
several good springs, and 70 No. sock Yarn We WI sell
AL or All e. ne tract 20 70 suit purchasers Ihos wishing
70 oey agood stock farin healthy ooru good commvuiy
ac would % well % and look scare desern
20 SELL Eo- further particulars address - ~ Barton To
Ahonas or @. c. Brewer, Manchester
secl5-twkwff RRzWHR 4 BARTON.
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Indian Depredations in New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE, No., Aug. 30.-The New Mexican
mail with dates to the 9th inst, arrived this
ing
There is great excitement in Santa Fs. The Ma
vajoe Indians made attack upon little settle
ment eleven miles below here, and killed two men
and drove oRall the stock. There we're only eleven
soldiers at Santa Fe and they sent In pursuit
of the Indians. Awagon party of citizens went out
and overlook the Indians and recovered the stock,
but had to fight for it, and owing to the cowardce
of some Mexicans, three of the party were killed
and five wouuded-two of whom have since died.
One of them was Christian Yeson highly respect
able citizen a cabinet maker by trade. He, with
his own hand brought down five Of the Indians,
whose total loss was thirteen killed and several
wounded. They fought entirely with arrows, and
only retreated when theiV arrows gave out Ha
the entire party taken part in the fight, not man
would have been killed, but the entire Indian force
would have been killed or captured.
On the same day the Indians ran off so heal of
cattle from Ayan Fria, town FIVE miles below
Santa Fe. They also took thirteen head of govern
ment horses and succeeded in making good their
escape. An old resident says eve have been
expecting their return every day and would not be
surprised to see them any ime in the public square"
The military protection does not amount 70 any
thing. and the military commander is worthless.
There is no telling st what moment the Indians may
take the country they have done every thing that
they TO provoke the military to action but they
are afraid TO assume any responsibility and there
fore permit the Indians to do what they please.
Efforts have been made to get the Commander to
accept the services of 1000 volunteers, but after
consultation with the government, he has refused.
The Federal officers are at loggerheads and do not
speak. The consequence is, unity of action
feeling among them. Therefore the public interest
suffers and citizens are murdered with impunity.
The conductor of the mail states, that report
was current that Mr. Bent has been murdered by
the Indians at his fort but that he 1.-THE eOnductor
does not place much reliance on it No Indians
on the route. Grass and water were
scarce,
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within the last two years
OF relief, as the numerous
possession show.
to the temperament OF the
ed in such quantities a. 70
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horrshing young Instiiuen will open Is Fourth Cot
legiate year 81 Monday fbs 81 OF sspemter next Il
yields The palm insftston south, the aby Of
is faculty, horougness Of sequscu Of Ct
study.
The pupil here achieve Said library education veil
ne ornamental accomplishment II has select and Increasing
library and Al other necessary apparatus TIE boarding house
being repaired refnrnbed The tabes Be peoteouy
supplied and the Of TIE Superintendent and maton
mirg. The locality provsrba Tor health, tie moral tone Of
il society, and is excellent chnr;h ABILITIES
For CzlAlogueer other particulars sppIy 70
JOHN MARsHALL., President,
or W. s. McLEMORE, secTstary.
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VWTR are prepared to do the Tim Oofinp ana a..
w sheet Metal Work necessary in b1ilding - ~
most subs anal and will such At ne
est possible rates 7. 81. RUBANK CO.
FIRST door below Post Office on Church STREE
apS-dEE Nashville. Tenn
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Trees and Evergreens

MoNTGOMERY McGRRDY ,Nurssrymen Nashville, Team
invite special attention TO their extensive Fruit
Trees and Ever sttable for immediate eject
Pruits-5O00 Apple 2, 4 years old.
Pears-3nOO, DWsrfs 4 standf rds, to years old.
Peaches 5000 k2 years old Cherries PIums Apriects Nee
tsriens and ounce, in large numQers.
large colscton Grapes Strawberries Rsspterries oos
berries, Currants Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY
nall. LnWood. NDrseriea Nssl7villa
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We requested state thst Hon W. H. Polk elecnr
the large pledged t. the support Of Douglas and
Johnson. will accompany Col L. Yves and Hon. Baile
reyon and vail on all the above appointments with them.
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TO TRAVELLERS BY S "a AND LAND.

The bachins the Ira v,isr and every other indi-
viluaI whose lot in life . throws him within The
chance of accident epLo sio IRE OF eoisio should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor his and only
friend 1t is 10th portable and cheap. and should
be his companion, friend need There thousands
OF living witnesses to testify 3 Its marvellous vue who
owe their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following c eEeldiR0 diRedsss which
DALLEYS MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACfORisa PREVEN.
TIVE we'll as IUkE
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Grain Statistics of the Upper Mississippi.
Breadsturfs and Provisions.

Inc Louisville courier OF Monday evening" says:
The market for Flour continues 6rm, with good demand by
parties from ga and Alabama The sales day reached
over thousand barrels at prices rangnr 81 1897 SO
Superhne and kxa Wequote Fine dull and heavy 80 So
The orders for Flour which daily being received
Extra grades only and for Suprne the closed da
our Quotations. but in could have purchased
adecne these quotations The for Wheat remains
Unchanged with fair demand the Of traders and mes
Tue receipts moderate and what ives readily taken by
the mers at Sl 10 for prime red Wte for choice
white Kentucky they offering high 81 Is. The latter
quality Of What scarce aud it is much Leeded by
dealers and mes The demand for Wheat soGth
heavy and Grain dealers have their hands full fill
orders which they daily receiving from the South There
continued good demand for Corn with fair 6365c
Shelled sacks included and Sc for The
exceedingly quiet and did hear single transac
ton The quotations remain the yesterday. VIII sky
was steady Stlec.
The Provision market buoyan to-day with fair
demand for Mess Pork at S9 759S2O which pric
transactions were made ORDERS There active demand
Tor Bacon with sses to-day Of 100 casks fill Southern
orders The demand Tor Bacan from the South,
where the market is excited Shoulders have sold lO
the market closing buoyant, with upward tendency in
sides an adyanCe OF &c established the market closing
lSc for Clear Sides Hams firm at l394: Tor plain
cAnvass@d to sugar cured. Lard was steady at lie.
There considerable feeling the for Hogs, and
prices were firm Ore firm to-day purchased lot al 5000 head
to be called for any h and 2Sth OF Decem
be delivered at the railroad station in Henry county at S.
gross pea weight For Hogs Indiana packers offering
- 1t is the general impression that the OF
will be t that Hogs will be Short which has caute
ward tendency in the
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RarrainsI RargainsI


We are offering a large stock of Coats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD, BERMENGHlM, e. Co,
iulyl7-lm. No. 20 Public Square
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AppIeton,s Latest PUBLICATIONS.

F. Fl "A q "A N,
No. an College street, No. Al,
Has just roasisedb b Express. ne believing Works.
WHAT maH BE LEARNED FROMA TREE.
By the Autkorof 0fganc Life he saue IN pi.1a !. All
mails New York-D. APPLETON 4 Co.
Run THRORGH EUROPE. b. Esas1r. G
BnsxoTor By 8PrLEreS Z Co, Pubiishers. I =
LIFE OF W. II. PORTER. By FasuU,sR.rxtv Nv
D. Appleton Co. Publishers. - - $3.50.
a GREEK GRAMMAR, for Schools aud. CALAIS. Ry
Co, Publishers.
SAz1gALsS EE D. with explanatory Woes By TErrkT
ikiHzE, groessnr Of Latin sn the SAFE University
michigan. By ArFLrTox 4 Co, Pn6lishsrs. - -
APPteton's Companion Hand Booh % Tray
Sontaining abe Description prnclpaI ctss
sne places o. interest, together with hoes q
Travel through the United States ADD Caaadas h oos
maps Published BY D. AFrEFros 4 Co.
aasls P&G 81 College street
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IFrons the Troy BUd0st.l
John Quincy Adams.

records that
"There an old man whose hairs aoere sohttei
But his veteran full Of might
The famous lines descriptive Of this old man have been quoted
as applicable that intellectual giant Of the earlier days OF the
RepuhcJohn Quincy adams Had tina heio Of Byron poem
Ve IN these days there would have been no necessity OF ms
recording the fact that his hairs wheor like most OF
the old men the day he would undoubtedly haze 1sed
hENsTEEEr HAIR RESTORATIVE which would have restored
ms hair 70 all The pristine beauty and natural color Of youth
Price hty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
RAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, N Y.
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Summer! Summer!!

TENHE weather. getting warm, time change
UNDERWEAR. just received large and superb assortment
UnderShirts aud Drawers, to- Wit:
G9uze SILK Shirts and Drawers
Lise Thread hirts and Drawers;
g Merino do do;
Net Gotten do DO;
Shaker Flannel do do;
Jaconet Shirts, Drill and Linen Drawers various
Call at No. rs Cherry Street., one door from Ualon
may22 J. n. McGILI,
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SToCKBRIDGE. Aug. 2O.-Truman Davis killed his
wife by beating out her brains with club and hoe,
on Friday night last He was intoxicated. The
murderer bas been arrested and is in Lenox Jail.