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SIINDIAI.S.
SANITARY CRUEL.
/. X. l.. NOURISHING REMEDY |
INVENTED AND rRrRLREp
BY p MI Az

THE INVENTOR of this new and invaluable
| remedy has taken patents in France. England,
Scotland, ireland, Belgium and the United states.
The mIst chronic constipation yields TO the
daily use Of the Invigorating Cruel; II must be
taken twice day, once In the morning and once
In the evening. In the shape ofs soup.
The Cruel Is n pleasant food, and requires no
particular diet u excites the appetite, and acts
favorably on the digestive organs, and cures
more or less rapidly, but surely always, In every
disease Of the stomach, such as;
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Heartburn, Megrims, Sick
Headache, Pain In the stomach, Costivensss,
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &c, &c.
The TnvigorAting Cruel Is taken In different
WAYS: with broth-with salt or sweetened milk
with or without the orange flower water. A
spoonful Of q Il Sufficient. and should be put In
boiling milk and vemain 10 or 20 minutes.
eV- To be taken morning and evening.
For further particulars apply at the General
Depot No. ~ Cont street, between Chartres and
Royal sereets, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. RkNAUD TRADER,
Principal Agent In the United states.
l.. Bonnecaze Agent for East Baton Rouge.
Depots in all the principal cities Of the United
States. tuIare-iy
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MPRO ED
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS

THE undersigned respectfully calls the stten-
tion Of Planters and the public Eenelly, to his
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS
and It's established economy and advantages over
any other kind Of Light, for PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PRIVATE RESIDENCES, SUGAR HOUSES, de-,
&c. lie has abundant, conclusive and satisfao-
tory testimonials. where his GAS LIGHT AP-
pARATUs Is In operation; that there IL n saving
OF rs per cent in money, besides all the labor that
necessarily has to be bestowed on OIL Lamps or
any other kind Of liquid now In use.
The Capitol at Baton Rouge. Is ltup by one Of my
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
Of which have the testimonials Of Governor r
O. wIcKLrFrE, andof Messrs. Berlin Chidress, Ser
geant-atArms Of the Senate and J. II. Perslts.
sargeant-atArms Of the House, who say
"your "Improved Gas Light Apparatus" ss APP
piled 10 the State House, Is admirable In all Its
arrangements, and al THAT could be desired"
have also the Testimonials Of In. JEHu PER
rrSs. Of East Baton Rouge, and W. W. PuaH,
Assumption. who have my apparatus attached TO
their sugar Houses, which should like Sugar
Planters TO examine
june25 d. II. TIGHE.
aa-Address letters to d. n. Tighe, Baton Rouge
W llimeet prompt attention.
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PIANO FORTES.

DERSoNS desirous to purchase first
class Piano Forte. win do well TO call
at the store Of the undersigned and exam
inc those made by Lighte Il Bradbury
Wherever these instruments are known,
they have a commanding reputation for
their elegant finish, their combined power,
sweetness and lexibility of tone. Their
superiority is sufficiently guaranteed by
the highest order of testimonials in the
musical profession, such as Thalberg, DR..
Mason, strackosch, Timen, Gottschalk,
and nume1ous others.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
march7. Lafayette street.
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LADIES CLOTH.

lust RECEIVED q few pieces OF Ladies Cloth
% with general assortment Of Trimmings, all
Of which will be sold at reasonable prices at the
PEOPLES STORE
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CLOCKS.
LIMEf LIME /

CEILING LIKE HOT CAKEs-profss-
y, sor Lubusbers Celebrated and much admired
SPRING FLOWER POLKA, for sale by
may2 ED. d WIN. B0GEi.
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"a KINGS, YANKEE PLOw.

A bAh7s lot OF the above wooden board
"A plows, from No. 70 No. 4, Extended Bars.
the very article for the culture Of corn and cot.
ton, 10 be had st moderate prices at
nov2s LARGUTER 4 LANOUEs
Corner Lah ystte and Florida streets
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4 meeting vi the ri;.2=n- u >-F k"at r'c-1, f..
~ Ii: Court ileus: tIc:c1!, on IL l!;h ia: o. NL..
Ia pas due respect 10 the worth a.: 'h'ir lrrdi.s''
couniyman, the late judy JN0. Il CLO9rON: -
IN the Ep'!"n .: Col. T. J. Lacy, JOAN y. . 80,
iisS Just cc e: the CnuH'S, Ani job. y. 'hrf''-'i "
the County. we're IL :..ri. tie ore 20 Irrsi;e - '"'
rMr U:I!"s 10 nc. q. ."rrr'Hry Of ;'r %rGcr'tn:. w
Ga thu m.:.cn O! Ma. :. Walden. Il { "in'.ii,re d
arpgin,ei kv iF. riaIrTl3, namely T. ]. Lac H.
Pi,r.-. 7. 1~iy l0r, Eirhs.i Ap;rrSoa -inl MaJ"f a." -
prr,arr suitable rr.G!CI!nr,; Tho. through 'i.e'' 4"
reported TIE following resolutions
WAcrca- il has p.rasri IN a!i.wii- Providence 70"
from c,:r G.ii.t. he late JuIf- JUi!S Il. CiVP!os'1 ="
We nrkrowir,I.r III. %..!dm Of Him who csrh9' =.
how In huInh.r submits .g.EcsS 10 the rat Q: oia-'s -,
:, Resolved, Thu; NJ citizens d! In cat;r 49, -,
thin. /: meet god proper 10 give -"n'- 'Hn'In'c e.
Of The high estimation ia which l." "t- hsio . 49,
81. ..nI .f New Kent, tnr the man; virtues o.
tiie, his social gLA.s:ies, i-2ai requirements A"'
ta!nm-nts. ., -.
.. That ne 10 most sincerely .ynps::"i: va. =
res we'd family, In ~hn.- i;niatGiat- '.f%'e Mr. -.
Of Heart which en,ear-d him 10 u. are 'he "!I.s
III loss Of cur lpHorrd ffleIl AMI "!!lr . = =
10 alleviate The wn- or p!ni Gp The :;s-c"''. - -
wilow ard children, Nc rnIy a'k that our ~ =" a..
with their. q; we Ti.it hi crave. -Hi"'''" =
through 4 long and we'll -p"Gt VI. Tin. trr
.. That a copy Of the rrocrr:ln:. OF ':''' Not.
to the widow o. the deceased, nnd NSe"'>I cL,r,,y Co5'
Richmond perrrs. s-nr."!!;, aEI ihas ~ ~ ~ tser o3 ::
this cuuu:y he relu-.'rd 10 ,lT"-e e'F'
minutes Ia. rsl0r. Hs.
| Lacy, Pierce, Tayl0: and Walden, VIC 'poGg .hc:,
OF our lamented JUICE ard c"Ghil zee
o. ~laosioa' the meeting ='j"! !. 6. cgrNP, css'
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Y'crribIr Tornado In :Ilin"is nnd l'"4'

Illinois. on M"n,,~% e@eai,.s, unr IL All 1!o',a. l.
houses. barn. tees au! fences. Ia" 100. - ~
church va. birwm some distance, and he wni1. Sc d.
Injured. The roof u 3! dwelling ''t> carried ht"' .
and q half through the a;r. Children wsr" ptc+-i :
wind, and carried u considerable I:tanc-; &c. "
in every h.i .c;iou. \ man named Love "as SOS
bog, many person.. we're WOUNDED, aud :.s -;
property IL rcr? great.
i similar storm visited Louisiana. Ni.so.r.r - :
evening. G0irg tsucn damage TO prop.F:!!. AL
eTcrll people.
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E.:tIEF HUH EuFHUC-
\. Anril .l.--Thn s;ca!ncr .AMeficL, lL0- ~
r.ufrr irnri California;.

81. iU-hrn. April .u-~The overland pom? %rN!rc'', "h
l-t san Francisco on the ioth ms, hts reached her, 49,
making the mi. IN the br!e! s3acc Q: ten day-. Ih-"'
Is Interesting.
The stcam iriGai. P~O~hl'.E sailed i:"iT 81! Franz
on thr .h Iu>i. frr Panama, with the Jipanr;" ,faIs',
hoard. The Golden Age, which LEFT San !:"nc!;ro Of" u
Ssh int. for Panama, took s. ,jQu, DyJ IN 'rr">urr, 81: :
passengers. among the latter are the Republic q" !'s.'
TO the Chicago Convention.
TIE Japanese steamer Canlinha:rln Viii Is.nhIH -
rramcI-cu ill aGvlcrs H,e received Of the ar!'..o "et
ba..y AZ Washington, when .ie "tiI sail Tor japan. AZ.
nouncr To the Emperor The ne"; "i The Eni as 'f"'
:ian "a, thr Federal capital.
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.;rGnH CiIarIcsiHtI. =. &.

Cn,ELssToN, April ?i.-Ctarieston +. ;hr"n.ri "."'-
gale. &" The National Convention. and a ini i''r"irh
present from nearly every State. rh- New i'rG eaa''
DELEGATIONS AZ. both com len: ~ obtaining niu!'.nt !
!igiiI ,;,-nIss. "a, present, rICrsi .gtrr.-;. No "r" sr'"'
la. lhg slightest uI.iniDa ~ 10 who sill nc M" h""I-
The Southern delegations viii rcs;.t ii'4sihs, '~' 50
threaten Ia withdraw 10 ci.sc Ia, nomination is preset
the t'6IN rn:io;: yet, no "h. here Hc.ils - 10y: ~ q"
a,.I ,l.tl rtninri GriC!I.!. h.t DGGSil..
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Ernn, N'nSIlin.fOn <'iN.

w,sy!;.ToS, .iprii q -ESidenc- IL 10 hr p,.''.,'
fore the Covode Cc:.igi;trr, 70 ~i'npeaci. the :e'tlrfai
led 10 the linicuity between M-ssrs. W,iksr 81 Us i.
The members o! ia. C.L;ne: are perfectly na"'
Walter hail designate those - Shota he '"ic:Fed, .;
opinion, ,ha;iGg. the aaatrs Of HHn=t. In $50
TIL. treaty w'h Spain provides tor III ".eT;'."@''"
-clf.rm"H. Of all pending rla.In-.
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Gown Of Lc!:iLDuTg, Ark, ftr'ir">e"
Fire.

Lur.sv:Iik, ny. april 2h.-1Ec Mcm,i"' tnr-fH
the lIih inst, reports tina. Tie tpwn %! i.-sI>'I'' ''"s'
county, ARK, VA. entirely destroy by IL ."'s!'
since. Ne par,!cGiaI- nr" as We: Irc-i"'d.
Iin= LawreacebuTr l:.na, %: TcDa'E'.e, Ia =.
Ell The cashier sGys Il viii he al! rish. -
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W.sMISCros. April g2.-it: !. reported at" pr'"TE'
Hon. J.n. Dari- has xG!tte. a !r.;cF, &" bs :,'i 81
Charleston Convention. II necessary, withdraw" f LIB
~ . candidate for the Presidency.
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Died,
tribute OF Respect.

DinD, cn Thursday night, !si In,: q! . 49,
year
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The: National i'auHril. by u "n:= II !"d ly.:n.: : 81.
III. CnUncil ii :.,rr unanimously. voted :" :Tnui ~
lraa-iinarv inweT. ,.ria Im!rti rs The Federal LpGa.'
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BY TELEGRAPH.


= r@--- - - - 80 aOAAs
WASHINGTON, July 12.-NO proposition Of any kim
has been submitted to the Government by Captai;
Gibson or any other person for the purchase of Nor
mon interests in Utah
The Cabinet has the overland mail service agar
under consideration. One party proposes trips Il
Plaeeryllle IN twenty-five days for S250G0O per an
this proposition
The United States Agricultural Exhibition will be
held IN Cincinnati from September 18th to the 10th
The premium list amounts to $4,000 No cattle
will be admitted on account Of pleuro-pneumonia
but large premiums will be offered for horses, ma
chinery, steam fire-engines, &c.
Theophilus Fish, well known in the editorial
world has been appointed to a clerkshp in the post
Office department
The following is the correspondence between the
President and Queen Victoria relative to the visit
of the Prince of Wales:
To Her MGjesty, Queen VictOria:
have learned from the public Journals that the
Prince of Wales is about to visit your inaiesty,s
North American doninions. Should it be the nten-
ton Of his Royal Highness to extend his visit to tie
United States 1 need not say how happy should be
to give HIM cordial welcome to Washington You
may be assured that everywhere in this country he
will be greeted by the American people in such a
manner as cannot fall to prove gratifying to your
majesty In this they will manifest their deep sense
of your domestic virtues, as well as their co1vic-
ton of your merits as wise, patriotic, and con-
sutuhonal sovereign
Your majesty's obedient servant
Washington, May T. 1860. JAS. BUCHANAN.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, June %, 1860
ay Good Friend: l have been gratifed at the
feelings which prompted you to write me inviting
the Prince of Wales to visit Washington. He intends
to return from Canada through the United States,
and it will give him great pleasure to have an OPP
porunty of testifying to you in person that those
feelings are fully reciprocated by him. He will
then be able at the same time 70 mark the respect
he entertans for the Chief Magistrate of great and
friendly State and kindred nation Tie Prince of
Wales will drop all royal state on leaving my prov
inces, and travel under the name of Lord Renfrew.
as he has done when travelling on the continent of
Europe. The Prince consort wishes to be kindly
to you.
remain ever your good friend, VICTORIA
WAsASHNGTON, July 13.-The stories afioat of a
quarrel between the President and Gwin are IN.
founded
Reverdy Johnson is going to California to argue
The New Almaden case
Senator Bright and friends are preparing to place
Breckenridge and Lane Electoral ticket before the
people of Indiana.
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NEw ORLEANS July l2ooton sales to-day 200 bales. Quo
tstons nominal Flour has declining tendency 5OS5 CO.
Corn dull GEO Provisions quiet unchanged Freight
and Exchange unchanged.
NEw ORLEANS July - Gotten sales to-day 100 bales, market
dull sales Ofth $500 bales Exports Of the week s51 bales
Receipts this port ahead of last year 400 500 aes
southern Lorts, bales. Stock New Orleans
bales.
Sugar firm, 7lE9s Flour quiet 5O95 rs pork arm,
held 90 5OgsI Coffee firm lS9I4X Sales OF tn. week.
l5Oe bags. Stock at New Orleans 100 bags, agan %
bags last year. Freight and exchange unchanged.
CINCINNATI July l5FlOur Irregular extra 9595 Sc
Corn dull Whisky sOObb lie. Mess pork buoy
ant, Is rs LAID le1Ic.
NEw YoRK July 3ooon dull 500 bales day. Mddling
Uplanes lOK Flour active 10 500 bells S. 1895 20;
Whisky sales $50 bb's 2c92lK Corn firm, sales goo
S6si Mess Pork hrm $50 bills $9 95 Sugar m sales
500 boxes 97 Moiasses Barbados 35c Coffee advanced
*, sales 1000 bags; Rio I31Ec9l45s;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise OF
mr. RATnNsS UNCANTUUE n,

DIX, EAEON'S INFANTILE COR DIAL,
and yhy7 because it fails TO afford instantaneous relief
when given in time 1t acts by trial alone
will convincs you that what say is true 1t contains
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves re0cin0 The sfT0s
Of child instead Of by deGdeag its sesi6es For this
resson itsea the only reliable
for Children Teething, DiarrhRas Dysentes
rY3 Gripping in the Bowels, Acidity of the
Stomach, Wind, Cold in tine Head, and Group;
also for softening the cams, reducing inflammation Tes
IGtRg the BOos and reeUing pain, has eQG-belng
Vti spGsBOdc, It is used with unfdin1 in all
cases of COnVu IStOn other Fits. Is you pdIue
TIE life and health of gOur children and a5ish tn them
those sad and 6iJhtin0 consequences a1ch
tain TO result from Tie Of narcotics of aoAich all other
remedies Jdntie plants COMPOSED tske
but Dr. EaGOn's tnfanIiLe Cordial, this you can
rely upon It is perfectly harmless, End nure
delicate infant Price 25 Full directions accompa
each bottle. PREPARED 'nIy by
CHURCH e. DuPOINT,
Nc 400 Broadway, New York.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, July 12.-The North Star brings only
one day latter news from California and upward Of
Sl,500,OOO in treasure.
The heavy failure of Brewster & Co. produced
sensation in San Francisco. 1t is believed that their
assets will pay all indebtedness, amounting to
S35O,OOO. Much anxiety exists in anticipation of
other failures but well informed merchants believe
all the principal houses sound Brewster & Co.
have already confessed judgment for 100000
The Democratic State Central Committee have
this day called State Convention to be held at Sy-
racuse on the 18th of August next to nominate an
electoral ticket and candidates for State offices.
Four school boys whre drowned at Washington
Point to-day, by the capsizing of a sail boat
Lewis Hunt, who was stabbed nearly two years
since at Bath, Mason county. Ill, by Frank Evans
died here few days since from the effects of the
wound The Coroner's Jury returned a verdict TO
the above effect.
The steamer Golden Fleece, from Galway via St.
Johns, n. F., arrived to-day.
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o,..-,ey,v 1sspors---xoung HTea,s nzercan-
riIe Library Association.

The board Of Directors beg leave to submit the
FIRST Quarterly Report of the affairs of the Associ-
alton
few days after their election in April last, the
board met and adopted a code of bye-laws and a
set of rules and regulations for the Reading Room
which with the Constitution have been printed in
pamphlet form, and are ready for distribution at
the call of members.
Soon after the Organization, two of the Directors
elect, Messrs. A. X. Holt and J. G. McCieland, re-
signed their positions, and at called meeting of the
Association, Messrs. J. H. Yanleer and Sam. Cowan
were duly elected TO fill the vacancies.
The greatest difficulty the board have had to ed
counter, has been in the obtaining suitable rooIe
and after thorough examination they selected the
one now OPEN the best in all respects TO be
had.
The Board of Directors think they have cause TO
congratulate the Association In securing the serY-
ees of Mr.. W. Mclaughlin asiLibrarian.
Deeming it important to have the Reading Room
ordered number of the most popular papers and
periodicals,-and the mosI of them are now on file
and on the reading table.
When the difficulties under which all enterprises
of the kind have to contend with are considered.
the board feel encouraged in the advanced state of
success that the association occupies, and they feel
assured that every step now taken will be upward
and onward.
The number of members is now ITO, and if the
interest which has been so far manifested shall con-
tlnue If the influence OF each Individual member
shall be used toward increasing the number before
the next quarter has ended we can safely hope
for membership of 500, and that tue close of the
year will see the association the largest and the most
influential body for good in the city, and the library
an ornament Of just pride to every member and
every citizen.
In conclusion your board have only to remark,
that the present condition Of the affairs of the Az
sociaton affords ample refutaton to the very COM
mon opinion that there is a want of neresteither on
the part of the young old in our city in this en-
terprise, and on this occasion we renew the ex-
preston of determined spirit, that we will know |
no such word as failure.
G. w. CUNNINGHAM, President.
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FEE.-Nesterday forenoon. between Gle ven and
twelve O'Clock. fire discovered to be issuing
from the roof of the building adjoining that of Messrs
W. & r. FREEMAN on College street. In a few min
Utes the whole of the upper portion of the roof was
in blaze, and matters looked as thou-ba fearful con-
fagratOn would ensne. The fremen were promptly
on the spot, butappeared to experience some difficult
ty in getting a supply Of water for a few minutes
1t was but Cor short time, however. until they
commenced playing upon the fire and in very
brief period the Fire King was conquered and sub
dued The building was considerably DAMAGED nv
the fire and water. The first story was being re-
fitted for a store, and the second was occupied by
Mrs. F. JoNTE as a boarding house, Mrs JONES
furniture was considerably damaged by water and
in being removed.
The origin of TIE fire appears to be mystery.
We understand it broke out in the garnet, in
portion of the building near which there was no
Ere. There is a suspicion that it was the work Of
an incendiary.
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trustees Sale.

10y virtue Of the power conferred by trust deeds
executed by NJ B. Rowley, and respectively Of record In
OF Register the county Of Davidson Tennessee
book page o. No. 49, pages III and 17s Will
the day August 1860 at the end OF nMake
House, on public square the city Of Nashville Tennessee
expose public and sell for cash to the highest bidder
following slaves ow named Caroline about ~
years Of age girl LiIge about IL years Oh age and
boy named Washington, about eight Of age to pay the
debts in said deeds For particular deserp
ton Of the the debts secured and the terms OF the
deeds, the deedstheaseves are referred to-
EDWIN Il. CHILDRESS, JT,
IT,
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DRFICULTY.-Last evening, between eight and nine
o'clock, an ARRAY took place at the Gayoso House.
between Gel NJ G. Galloway, editor of the AUddncte
and Ed. NJ. ferger prominent lawyer of this city,
the alteration resulting in Mr.. Yerger receiving one
or two though at all dangerous stabs in the side
The difficulty originated from the publication of an
article in the AUdlaachs of Monday morning last IN
regard to the Douglas ratification meeting held on
the 9TH inst The article out of which grew the diff
Guilty is as follows:
Of like spirit was the declaration of Mr. Yer
ger, late Wing candidate for Congress in this dis
trict that for four years Douglas had been his first
and only choice and that if he the only man in
Tennessee, he would consider it honor and an im3
mortality to be recorded voter of his But we are
satisfied Mr.. Yerger spoke to please his friends more
than for any interest he felt in the struggle Yer
ger Is lawyer and nothing else. He has no expe-
rence In craftsmanship, and is by nature and habit
very poor politician. As lawyer he is learned
profound, and without peer As politician he
makes small speeches and puts stings in their tails
lie has nervous organization and is good at saucy
repartee. He is audacious in appearance and In
fact, and IN speakisg he throws his head back so
that scorpion from the ceiling could light on his
chin, and feel as much at home as on the knot of
sturdy hickory.
Mr.. 1erger, who, since the publication of the
above, has been absent from the city met Col Gal
laway at the GayOso House last evening, when a
few words passed between them in the parlor, when
Col. Galloway retired below, where he remained
until Mr.. 1erger came down stairs. On the appear
ance of Mr.. Yerger, Col. Galloway stated to him
that he (lerger) had insulted him, when another
conversation took place which finally ended n3YeT~
ger being stabbed in the side and feled to the floor
by Galloway. The two gentlemen were separated
as speedily as possible, and the wounds of MIR. Yer
ger, which not considered dangerous, were
properly attended to- The whole affair is to be re-
GREETED, and is, we hope at an .end.-Me,aphis En-
quiTer, July u.
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ST. JOSEPH July l2.-The Denver City Express
with dates to the 9TH, arrived here to-day
The Fourth was appropriately celebrated at Den
yer City.
Business was dull, but improving slowly.
> An average of forty trains per day was return
ing to the States. The arrivals were decreasing
rapidly. Weather hot
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s5oREWARD.

WILL give reward Of Fifty Dollars for the delivery to
Of my negro GEORGE, II taken Of this State,
Twenty 1--WE Dollars for hin taken in the State and delivered
| to me five miles northwest OF Nashville, Tenn
Said George shout % black, ave feet
six inches high weighing 4 $50 pounds
! prominent, face covered with bard, shaving
| apr29-d,tv&v,f RICHARD r. HYDE
he Psducah Herald copy OF IS and send bill to
| this Ofce.l