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NuMBhR one Farul oeuiaiang between go and Iida ss
~ within o. a. hours rice g a Lcusslls ans Eashviils
h1lroafs and Z1 1T llrupit8 CT le city of Nashville
ms Iraet Of Land Is a1aed IN excellent uaislrfoof
i1s god improvements we'll Ealoral Or ana
oher farming purposes, and Is s1scptble oi aVs3n ilsa tao
orzn0rs places
In point Of oeltioa. sa lais % q stoef s-snor TO-
hacco iaru 90 s uusuf'assai 1 au1 lracsin he sac
foodce. chufs llais, and RliIrnaf s1sfian cueansr
% tie premises
Ply 20 letu ssaon- D ne arm Of seAnn & Herf. e
Cedar Street. or e t-1 oaica dciis-i1nrn
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Domocratio state Central COMMITTEES.


Hon. GEO. w JOKES, Chairman Of the Democratic
State Convention, has appointed the following gen
tIemen members Of the Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE,
JoEN G. BVpCH Nashville
RaEbN W. MoGAToCE,
Wuuax R. HuRIET,
THoAAs WATSON Franklin
THGwAs BoYERs Gallatin-
EAST TENNESSEE
CoLuMBus PowELI- Knoxville
GEoRaE BRADuFID,
VIZ PARKR,
Suf'L MnmGAN. Greenville.
GEORGE VI. BRIDGES, Athens.
WEST TENNESSEE
WILLIAM Z. CARROLL, Memphis.
~ G. GALLOWAY,
JOIN r. NcCIANAHAN,
McIAH CRoss, Purdy.
II. +. CUlnfrss, Paris.
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ZOE mEmFnIs - NEW oRLEANs.

FF7Hls th'roush ana popular bred Race Horse and m
Stallion Fiii islaa az ms stsbes another sea Rn
49,.
Childe Harold rn ~ distances ffsm to miles 81 ~
and 7en cn tie courae nor r. ~ 77--1
lie Is the sire 81 some % the racers Of TIE es ~ i,7-
est and dne bresl haze snown, IN proof III h ~ r.
any bresi horse 81 felnessee.
his price via BE- s5pfo; frouslbrel ana e9a "a ,,ror
Oh the
Mares kept il ele = sasoa 81 per week esesnt ubsn
particular aipn t Iced rfquiTed No liahitv fdr aeei
dents IN 90 aaass9i failure the may return rats he net
season, e mane5 itr season returned a my onion
" HARDING.
lan-0-tF'- -Han e miles vest Of Nashville.
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'As"vELLE AvD cHArrAs0oea !.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Oh AND A1TKR
'NDAa, January e9ths 1906
Double Daily Passenger Tralns Kaa. ana s aiIi rn Is
i1oWs-
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GREAT FACTS Popular History aad Deserip-
soa q ne nosilanaFEa5s InFsltians dnsin s Bsssai
century. sy Frelaiok c. Baksuell. vol lams
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Friday and Saturday Evn'g3 Jan. p & 2Ss
Dress Circle and Parqus cents RESERVED sea75 cents
Second Circle and Colored Galley . cents
Doors open = 70 10 cammeuce az = to o'clocE.
I1I--
Special suctfou sale OF Boots, shoes, &C.
BENZ. T. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
WWTILL SELL Tuesday Morning. January 81 at 10 O'clock
Nv large inr0csi OF Roots ana Shoes both Of
and stock, well Assorted, and adapted the
soa invoice have just received from the nlanufactur
will be sold as the time assortment Of Dry Goods
GENES shirts and FurD 5shimg Goods generally,
just received per steamer Poland with orders
weather bANS = SHIELDS < co.
ROLL RUTTER
y BARRELS ROLL BUTTER, fresh and very nice, Iust re-
- eelFed and for sale b. D, d: DlChE1'
Auction sale Of New and second
hand Furniture.
HARDY Neutrality-suspicious.
ON Saturday Morning, January g5h 1869, 10 o'clock,
and second hand Furniture embracing beautiful asort-
ment also 81 boxes Sokng Tobacco 10 Chewing Tohac
5000 splendid imported Cigars
Terms olsh-saIe free. HARDY BROTHERS,
Austiancers an1 General Agents,
ian27 q Public square
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TTyaE Steamer CONEwAGO. sFEScER, Master, -
viii departas above and All niermediate land If-l
inss THIS DAY, 27h inst 1t II o'clock, A. NJ -
isHa7 > : : -fe' : Ia. HARRISON. Agent.
$500, .,-..,-, o. - IS
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fT7uE large aai coi3rias dwelling. fnoHn a. fs .ho,
property, atlatei lHEsr G1rEz slrss ror nartsu-
lars enquire tie 1o OF ne Nashville ana Norttestss
kall-cad c0mpa 3. $500
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TIE QUEEN OF HEAETs-A Novel. b wilss
collins. aa'haf ofeAasaHaA Or, ne Tau fRaz
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THE FlRGNLANs-A Tale Of the Last Century.
p w EAacEaay. sliaar q 'Eas Ssrssnssn ,.va.isv
ktr -Psnaeaais.4 -aen-y Elnand, srhe assas Hos
safg Dianoni. -Ls'taies oa Easiish Huuarisa," sc.
&C., &c. Wih nIus.siii8us bv tss ,rs,- -, -
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ExPnEss PRUIGHT.
Furnishing and Fame,
GO ODS.

arsr 70 sell goods esrs resolved g less prgds.
u We have full stock at an tres, which coasiEt Of ans
variety Of
shirts, Neck Tiess Scarfs and Cravatss
UNDERWEaB,
OF siik Cashmere Lambs WOOL Msrno ani Cotton. Gloves
and Halt Hose Of every kiHi. suspendsrs, Handksrehsi
SHIRT BOS0JLS, DRESSING ROBES. de.
We have also an assortment Of
FANCY GOODs,
such Canes. Brushs Goals YORK Boxes Travslnr Cases
PorsMonnaes Pocket Books ca men Donos Leather Bags
Scissors, &c, Sc, al for sais e. ap. y
jan s6 J. II. McsILL,
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WOMEN ARTISTS in all Ages and Countries-By
Mrs. Eila., Auor q 'sEonsa b he Ansrie.a Rsvsu
ton" &C., I2no, lluslia.
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1HE PROFESSOR AT THE BaEAKFAsT T4BLE
VIA re ssarlos lass By Dr onyor wsassls Holmes
vol, l2no.
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FISHERS RIVER GNorth Carolina,) Scenes and
eh=rauafs. BgHskisi;7 sEho vas RilseI Thar ulal-
traisi BY John MsLeula. Isno, Muslin.
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Or mexican Relations.

We yesterday republished the views on this great
subject Of a leading Journal in Boston coneurring
with the Presidents recommendations. From the
great commercial metropolis OF the South there
comes 70 US the sound opinions and earnest APP
upaIs-G9 Constitution
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o-e' ef SAMUEL h0tfhlta--bainy
A'laea9nl Q, ne caavsrsasoas sf CHASSIS 5ai rs
o- 1-s-s srlian Horne, roeEs, TaIis7nand VEIN 4.
i'fa 1F'Sinss sir Fsitsr sssti &c vol 1ana.
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NEW BOOKS Ilsr REoEIvED ~
e. II A CAN

a. Csiiese street, Nashville.
Almost rs f.ls-A ecuHanau 70 Jane Eyre,
oar e ne g. soy Of Romans Life
Women @ t1s eolid--Bg Lady Cayeudish.
Jane naran and other rties
Adventure Of Bahdnr.ar P.e-sgs-A s.--. r.t y ana
Rorsi slcieF. Ig Clafles D,exefv
Lectures ra 4oai -Iler A. totiorrapty and rat
violet paf-uant Hy Bayls 81 -ohn
JUST received AID lJr sale u HAG4N
itn-1 al CoIlees sireeE.
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sUPnEaIE oOURT, BE0E1lRER TERH

fONTAtNTNG @Irersit PapersF Dooa d Dsvlls,n HThe
Hidden Hands" aud ether iusrestns stories For
sale hy HAGaN & TaBAN0R,
janis Bookseller, 80. Union street.
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= ~ - -, 3. 80. -. e

10. 90 onion Hreet ~ Stairs ne 70 he Sais Bank
aRyB sire shls early haties 10 ceusrrg Me- zFr,.
w clia's' Ai.liners, c., That our ssoss Eili ~ u
q Iali as -9le.s roia he d; % he ijh q tes 81
ruaiy tne lirss- stock o. Millinery GFcroreuei -
= Na.hTiile' ard fully 90 per eaat lsios aFsaii
houses.
We are closing oa Wiaser Bonrcts f Price ard 90 ms
take ljaaaf-lFf j WISE, Agent
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REGIME PAssINGER PACKET.

fTlis elegant and aeat passenger staaner -
Clipper J. g. HuRp Commander,
JoHs II HoPElSs, Clerk, win leave Nashville
Tor Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday az oclock y
tufnn viii leave Cnenna Coz Nasf Tis every alternate iri-
day d. Passages and shippers rely Fr0ptn
care aud attention Apply on beard Or to
1T. On III RRiG0Nt
ianll-lL NO u IA.nLs. Aranll.
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THE PRAIRIE TRAVELLER Hand t,.os s,r
Overland Busrauis. Wlih lapl Tlus.ratsus ,ud rsps
rarisso ne Pancpai Rsuss between lhs nsisiou sa
ae Pacific. p Rnd0ipa B. Marcy, captt.a e. s. Army.
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TIE FOOL OF QUALITY; Or. The History Of
HsnFyi Easi q sorsand BY Hsn-y Brooke, Esl. Anss
~ Esvi'ea edition, and Biographical Pss,lcs BE- ne
RsE Charles Kingsley vols
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Eu7 YORK LEDGER BOIND, FOR 1855

tEVERaL small houses near as Chafanaoa Depot win be
- Iely Ger rent about the Hrst q Fe5ruay For terms
afplv 10 ~. SIMMONS
tian22 Corner 9f Cherrr ma sauinsr strests
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A GOOD FIGHT, and other Tales. By CHARLES
Rsads Author Of ~Loys Ms Lials, Love BE Long, e.
kn1-aons; "A Good Eighf'iE sack afali Iraiss'f-
III "AHtobiogupayo o. Thief" TTusiraEonsi l2no.
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Geo
or WOOD. EDDY & co., Atiania, aeor

~ Circulars containing schemes for the lon
free q expense, By Addressing is above
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HENRY ST. JOIN, Gentlemen, Of FIowero Of Hun
dTsil, in hs County OF Prince George VIRGINIA Tale
Of mas By 1ohn Esion Cooke, Author Of sLsalhsr
st0cEilzan SIR iTs Virginia eomsdisns.r &c. &C
Isno
WI. BERRx & ComPaNY,
JAMS PUBLIC SQUARE
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Constitutional Unien Convention

Urea, n. Y, July 12.-The Constitutional
Union Convention Of the friends Of Bell and
Everett met at Mechanics Hall az ~ O'Clock To-
day. The attendance was moderats in point OF
numbers, but highly respectable in character
Among those present were Hon. Erastus Brooks
Hon Geo. Briggs, Hon. Washington Hunt, Judge
wilkins, Of Orange; Judge Kidd, OF lbany; Hon
Lorenzo Burrows, OF Orleans, Hon. WIN. Duer,
Of Oswego; Hon. Jonas C Heart, Of Rensselaer,;
Jacob p. FaurOt, OF Ontario, and General G.
Sctoggs, of Erie. The Convention was called 90
order by Jonas c. Heart, Of Erie, who named
Jacob p. FaurOt, Of Ontario county, temporary
chairman. lApplause
Mr. Graves, Of Kings, moved that Mr. George
A Halsey, Of New York, be mporary secretary
This nomination was greeted with loud applause
On motion Of Mr.. e. b. Freeman, Of Mont
gomery, committee Of six was appointed on ere
dentials
On motion Of Erastus Brooks a committee Of
nine was appointed to report on permanent organ
iZation
Some desultory conversation took place on the
right of the members present 20 seats some person
challenging the title OF r. Graves Of Kingt, 90 a
seat
The committee on contested seats decided that
Mr.. Graves is entitled 10 q seat.
The Convention then took recess til O'Clock
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Douglas Ratification Me.tIas

ALsANr, N. Y, July IL One Of the largest
meetings ever held in Albany was witnessed TO
night at the ratification meeting Of the democratic
candidates-Douglas and Johnson The Capitol
Park, where the stands for speakers were erected ,
was literally filled 70 OVERLOOKING, and certainly
ten thousand people must have been out the
crowd extending In a solid mass from the steps
OF the Capitol outside on State and Washington
streets, and extending down State street Hill
reaching nearly TO the Post Once at the foot Of
the street. Not one-tenth of the people present
could hear the spea kers from the platform and in
consequence much confusion prevailed; but the
meeting Yves quite emphatic in It's enthusiasm
ana earnestBess. During the whole evening
state street was blaze Of light from the deleRa-
lions that did not arrive until late hour and
VINO could not get within reach Of the stand
The scene was unsurpassed by any demonstration
ever seen In the city at any political gathering
Letters were received and read from Amasa j
Parker, Hon VIM. Kelly, Hon. Fernando Wood
and Judge Willard, Of Saratoga. Mayor Wood,
while regretting bis absence account of official
duties, says: CAT a later period ia the canvass
shall no doubt have an opportunity 10 address the
citizens OF Albany" Speeches were made by
Peter Cagger, Hon w. A. Richardson, Of I'D !,
Senator Coleman of Louisiana, Lyman Tremsine
and Ira Shafsr, Of Albany. The demonstration
was admitted 10 be great success
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IL The rumors Of contemplated French loan
Of twenty millions sterling are ofhcially contra
dicted
IDA convention has been signed between
Austria, England, and the Porte, for a submarine
telegraph between Ragusa and Alexandria.
III Three wagon loads of mail matter were
despatched from The New York post once by the
last California steamer
III Hon John 8. Pendleton, 10 compliance
with invitation, delivered a 4th Of July address
in warrenton.
ABE LINCOLN An LII. D.-Knox College, at
Galesburgh, Illinois, has conferred the degree Of
LII. ID. upon Abraham Lincoln.
lTA large number Of ladies volunteered 10
pass the buckets Of water at the late great Ere In
Hannibal, Me. This was a show Of Sspunkr be-
cause number Of men declined 10 help
III England and Austria have sssented 20 the
proposed conference on the Franco-Swiss CUES
iioa The latter protests against the admission o.
Sardinia. -
LIZ The number Of visitors 10 the Great East
ern. Tuesday, officially reported, was :, l2S
adults and 81 Children: tptal CO. which, al IN
\ reduced fare, amounts W nearly S2.eoo.
NJ democratic State convection was latel!
held in Irvine, XIV for the pnrposs Of nominsnni
some judiciel onhcers. IL unanimopsiy endorse
Brecfinridge and LABe 3.
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On hats, caps, boots, shoes, and ready-made
clothing, the same rate Of tar above for the
same amount Of capital invested.
On spirituous and fermented liquors. wines
eordials, and all other intoxicating liquors, In
Quantities not less than pint,
So per annum where the annual average capital
is under 81 900.
SIS per annum where tits 81 600 or over, and un.
$50 per annum where it is 81 600 or over, and un-
sa5 per annum where it is $1,000 OF over, and IN.
der sc, 100.
$40 per snnum where 1t is 81, 600, and over
On each billiard table, SIS per annum.
On each huckster, Si2 per annum.
On each person keeping a livery stable, or
horses or carriages for hire, sl2 per annum
Commission merchants, S25 per annum.
Insurance offices, $50 per annum; to be paid
quarterly In advance, or reduction Of 6 per
cent II paid yearly In advance.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further ordained, That nothi ng
In this Ordinance shall be construed to effect any
person or firm until the expiration Of the period
for which any license held by him or them may
provide.
Sec. 3. And be 1T further ordained, That any
person or firm that shall neglect to take out II
cense as provided for in this or any other Ordi-
nance, for the space of ten DAYS, shall be fined
not less than one nor more than ten dollars for
each day of such neglect; said fine to be collected
as other zines are under the laws OF this Corpora
ton.
Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the
Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized to procure
blank forms, with which to furnish each indi-
vidual requiring license, who shall thereupon
furnish the Clerk with his affidavit, stating what
VIII be the average amount Of capital he has In
vested in his business, and the tax shall be rated
Accord ngly.
Sec. S. And be IL further ordained, That all Or
dinances, or parts Of Ordinances, Inconsistent
with this be, and the same are hereby repealed
Approved July Z, 1860.
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To CoNsUMPrIyRs.

QHeTtS Cod LtUsr OH Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast su per-
cedng all Others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercuar diseases. Prepared upon
robbed of the nauseous taste of the pain article it
Is received into the stomach in its jellied form,
and digested passing into the small lntestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
taihIns nature In overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
preparation 10 confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and all SorofulOus affections
Sold by Charles StOtt, Washington, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar lb-Sm Wholesale Agents,
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THE LATEST NEWS
Arrival Of the Pixies Peak and California
Overland Walls.
T Ell EG X PHO

oNerIuuG Walls.
ST JOSEPH. July I2.-The Pixies Pesk erpre>s
arrived last nigh with advioes from Denver City
July 9th The celebration Of the Fourth passed
on with only shooting ARRAY az a race
Ihe recent favorable accounts from the Arkan-
sas mines are confirmed Business was sfi n dull
OUT improving slowly. An average Of forty trains
per day were returning 70 the States and The ART
walls were decreasing The weather WA hot
fANErTEvILLE, Arkansas. July ~ The over
land san Francisco mail Of the sd has arrived
The bark Camille sailed on the 2Ist for Mel
bourne, with a cargo Of -four and WHEAT Of Oh.
crop OF 1859, valued al 81 eOOOOo
Ten convicts escaped from prison on the 2Qth
The Republican State Convention had uomi-
mated Charles A. washburn, VIM N Week.
Charles futile, and Antonio NJ Pioo, for pres,
idential electors
The Jacksonville (OregOn) Sentinel Extra Of
the 10th, gives the official vote Of every county
except Nascoe. shield. democrat, has a ma jority
over Logan, republican, fOf Congress Of - The
vote OF W ascoe county will increase the demo
cratic majority. The Legislature stands demo
crse 70 10 opposition on Joint ballot.
Nothing has yet been heard Of the PARTY which
let Carson Valley ON the 9th 10 establish the
Pony Express. There have been no recent dis
tnrbances al the Washoe mines but the danger
still exists on this road 20 Salt AXE and homes are
entertained that the uoops at Camp Floyd will
protect the mail route
The accounts from the washoe mines are mot
very favorable regarding the new discoveries
The Comstock lead vein continues 20 widen
appearing more valuable and extensive But
little confidence is felt in the silver mines and
prospectors are becoming discouraged
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PROSPECT HILL CEMBTERY'-A meeting OF the
German Evangelical Society Of this city was held
night before last at German Hall, Eleventh street
for the purpose Of organizing under the late char
ter Of Congress organizing Prospect Hill Gene
terry. The meeting was well attended, aud the
preliminary arrangements effected with much
spirit and good feeling. The whole amount Of
stock Of the Association is $40 900, in five hun
dred shares Of S25, upwards of one-half of which
was taken at the meeting. One-third Of the profit
is to be set apart as dividend, and the other
twothirds to be devoted to the lIq uidaton of the
stock. There will be another meeting OF the As
ISOLATION next Monday two weeks, Of which due
public notice will be given.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

ANORDINAScE providing for additional Revenue
Be 1t ordaiHed By the Board Of Aldermen asd
Board Of Common CowaeI Of the Corporation OF
Gsegstorn, That on and after the first day al
September next, the following rates Of taxes shall
be, and hereby are imposed on every person OF
firm transacting any business hereinafter men.
TONED, namely:
On all goods, wares, merchandise. or other ar
tcles, except such as are manufactured within
the corporate limits, other than hats, caps, boots
shoes, ready made clothing, spiritnous and fer
nented liquors, wines cordials, aud all other in
toxicating liquors, by wholesale or retail,
IS per annum where the annual average amount
ofcapital invested is over $50, and under $3.50.
$40 per annnm when IL Is $3.50 and under Al lnn
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Loo AL NEW $.

NOTIcE TO WAsHISGToSIAxs.-Thos of our
feliow-citiEens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment in adj
vance at the rate Of 37X cents per month
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Wisconsin Politics

MILWAUKEE,, July ~ The republicans Of the
first congressional district yesterday renominated
John r. Potter by acclamation, for Congress. A
large and enthusiastic ratification meeting was
held In the afternoon, which was addressed by
Senator Doolittle and others.
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Congregational Nomina,ion,

CHICAGO, July - The democratic convention
for the ninth district Of Indiana yesterday nomi-
mated c. w Cathcart for Congress, by acclama-
ton.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July I2.-The republi-
cans Of the third district have nominated Francis
w. Kellogg for reelection 10 Congress.
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EVERY SUMNER the demand for Hostetter's Cele
brated stomach Bitters increase. Ii is found TO he
the only certain preservation of bodily strength
during period when The atmosphere is calculated
to induce feeling of lasstude and Indigestion
way to its potent influence. Innumerable persons
who are now alive and well, must thank the dis
coverer OF this preparation that they have nos been
swept away In her harvest of death The Bittcrs
Is recommended by the best ply sicians in the
land. This is the best evidence of its real value
because, as a general thing they will not speak
word In favor Of Iverti sed prepar atoms. They
have been compelled to ackno ledge the claims Of
druggists. iy e-eoSt
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RaItimare Nlarkets

BALTIMORE, July - Flour closed duh; How
ard street IS. 81; City Mills IS 25. Wheat closed
quiet; red 81 O5al IS; white 81 30al so. Corn
closed dull; yellow 64a65c.; white 73a74c. Pro-
visions closed active but firm; mess pork SO IS.
Lard 13c. Whisky closed dull at 2OHc. for Ohio
.nA
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Harse Race

NEW YORK. July I2-The trot between the
horses Ethan Allen and Princess, the Union
Course, to-day, was won by the former in 29k
and 25h On the second heat Princess broke
badly. Ethan passed the score before Princess
got TO the two mile distance stand
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Destructive Fire

NEWARK. n. J., July - This morning, at 3
O'Clock, a IRE broke out In the shawl factory OF
John ID. Franklin, totally destroying the building
and machinery, together with a large amount Of
stock, both raw and manufactured The fre Ia
supposed 20 have been the result OF spontaneous
combustion. Loss estimated at 500 600, on which
there is partial insurance. Two hundred work
men are generally employed In the factory
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ST. JOINS, July IA steamer, supposed to be
the City Of Baltimore, passed Cape Race this
eiated Fress.
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ALBANY, n. Y, July - The Democratic State
Central Committee have called state Convention
70 be held at Syracuse on the 18th Of August next
70 nominate electoral cket and candidates for
State offices. The committee were unanimous in
making the call, and the be st feeling prevailed.
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DIED.,

4lst year of his age.
His fiisnds are requested to attend his funeral
this evening" ct 5oclock, at his residence on ixtu
street, between NJ and m SITS. south, when his re-
mains will be taken to Virginia.
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Burning Of the steamer Michigan.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July l2.-The steamer
Michigan, while lying at her dock, was totally
destroyed by fire last night. Her crew escaped
with great di ficultv. Loss, $50 600; insurance