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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATRR FRoaE EuRoPE.
Foi'sisn psr CITY q wa.hlnrsan.

Foreign Rcr City OF washington.
NEW 7oRK, July 2s.-Priyase orders given to the
French say IS little about Garibaldi, as possible.
The weather is favorable for crops.
1t IS thought that the Turkish government con
niVed With the Druses in the late ere of chris
tians.
i-IyERPooE---9he James Nesmith arrived from
New Orleans on the 9Th. The ship Nausit hence to
New Orleans, was wrecked on the 9th in Carico's
passage. The cargo between decks was saved. The
crews was saved and taken to Turks Island
From New York.
NEw YoRK, July ga New Yorker FAMED Pur-
pie, was stabbed twice at the st Nicholas Hotel
list night, by Philadelphian name Hyu,an.
Great excitement exists at Occcquan Virginia
near Alexandria, in consequence of the Repubiicans
raising banner bearing the names of Lincoln and
Hamlln. The citizens have attempted to demolish IL
The Republicans resisted and dispatched messengers
to neighboring towns for arms and ammunition. Gov
ernor Letcher ordered General Hatton TO call ont
his troops, but the General preferred resignng his
commission.
Atlast aec0uts it was expected that the the mill
tary of Alexandria would be called out Oceoouan
contains three hundred Repu hcans and was the
residence Of Mr.. Underwood, the ostraeised Repub-
lican.
Samuel c. Paxon the President of the CONNER
eal Exchange Bank, died suddenly yesterday of con-
gestiOn of the brain
Last night the land near Fort Bergen Hill, on the
line Of the Jersey City and Bergen Point railroad
sunk ten feet, probably owing to under strata of
4uicksaDd.
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mn CHANoERY AT CENTREVILLE, Ten-

u nessee-- July Rules, ls6G-T. P. Bateman vs. Ho1ta
Woed ct aboriginal Bill Upon notion founded upon TIE
affidavit Of Batemsn complainant in this cause ana ~ AP
pearng the satisfaction the Clerk aud MASTER that hoa
Wood and Graner residents OF ms state 80
that the ordinary Of Law cannot deserved upon mem
american Newspaper published in the CRY OF Nashville, for
four successive requiring the SAID 20 appear AZ
the ourt ous In the town CentrsVe, the Mon
day in SEPTEMBER next thea there plead answer demur
10 bill will be taken for confessed and
act far besringas To them sxparte. ORVILLE NIXON,
iulyip. f6O-g4t-pr's fee So CLERK and Master.
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TIE WHEAT CROP IN INDnNA.-The indianapolis
SsaRe speaking of the extraordinary crop of wheat
now being prepared for market in that State, says:
The yield of two acres near KingStown, amount
ed to niDety-three bushels and twenty pounds. One
bushel weighed seventy pounds. In that region
many fields will average forty-three and forty-fOur
bushels TO the acre"
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IMPORTATION WANTED,

AZ JOHN J. CLERY, Of PhiladEiphis, Pa. lie last
heard from in the Of 1851, Warrington d. ;
is halter by trade served board the brig Perry, during the
Mexican War, the John L. wilson, also the
Bandyne under same name. Any information win Be thank
fully received By addressing his brother u D. CLERY, S5
Walnut street, PhiladelphiA. Pa. ulyl6-dlaH5E
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Better than all others.

Better than all Others.
LAFAYETTE, onondaga County, N.Y.
Iune 23i, 1883.
Nrs.ps Vt HAN A. Co Gents: My hair having turned
prematu civ grey and being unwilling to wear vr Jocks in
my youthful days tried various preparations which were
highly recommended restoring hair TO us orgna Color
among others Prof Woods Hair kesorer out ionnc them all
less neecuA quite expensive unnl about year
using Beimsteets HAIR Co'orhs oy
you, Ch;ch found to be all that you recommended
my original beauty an Keeps SOFT and
oily the expense so trng that 1t seems nothing at all
aft continually drawing funds to keep sappheo
with Prof Woods and after all my painSr
ceyiug benef There take pleasure in recommending
your Hair Cooring the public cheap and ectuG HdF
heStOrer Yours truly,
RM P. WENTWORTH.
Onondaga County Subscribed and before this sd
day Of June, ls5o. W. 5. COLE, JHst1ce
Remember that this result produced by HnMsTRKETs IN
Irritable. the original ly reliable Hair Restorative
Price nifty cents a bottle. Sold everywhere
HAGAN & CO., PropretoIs, Troy, n Y.
sulyl-dAwlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
nm rnHeg MzSEsRWr

1uouaallb
DIR. EATONsS INFANTILE CORDIAL,
and sy7 because it aeDsr a 10 G9ord tsssonansos re
when given in time 1t aes IL By magc and trial Gk0t
wlconYncs you that what say Is true It contains
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
Of any kind therefore relieves b. rsn0Ci0 the seaQs
Of child, instead Of by de9deniag sesibiiss
oommends iselfas only reliable known
", Gripping in She Bowels, Acidity of the
Stomach, Wind, Geld i'm the Head, and Group;
tssing ne Bos0es and rIssss0 Ddin eqGl-beng
nj spGsnodic Is used with afag saccces in all
cases Of CONFUSION or other Fits. 40 you VdJas
life and health OF yosr children, and ofsh o them
from those sad and 69fRg eoaseQSeacS sohsch are
Teraefis Tor ISart;ls are composed ts oHe
bat DIR. EaGOus HufanSile Cordial, this yoz can
reg upon T. s perfectly harmless ss Gnses inSrs he
'A'n O0'''s r CHTlS i1s y x DuPOINT,
No 4O9 Broadway New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
essential elements. gives
uhs FPue Standard. Analyze the Blood of peyscn uf
ering Consumption, Liver Complaint ,spepsa scroiua
ohnles blood. supply these deGcence and you
are lnade we'll Blood Food founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted deficiencies of the Blood different diseases Fer
Coughs, Colds, BrOnchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing Consump.
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Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for all CHI rOnic
Comp paints arising from OVer.mse. General De.
er Com plaintss No. for Dyspepsia. Beid0 al
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you retain. The No is for Female Irreg
Weaknesses, &c See special objections
IOus, Kidney and BLADDER Com plants takeNo
In all the directions strictly followed Price
u the BLOOD EOOd 81 per bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH q DUPONT
No. 40 Broadway, NeS York,
nd by all respectable Druggists country
o. j. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
aPl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Terrible Accident.

PHILADELPHIA July 27.-The factory of Potts &
Klett, at COoper's Point, near Camden, was demol-
ished during the thunder storm yesterday afternoon
Eight men took shelter from the rain therein, of
whom three were killed and three seriously injured
The building was 200 feet long Loss $4,000
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M CHANCERY COTRT Ar SAVANNAu

CHANCEH COUKT AT SAVANNAH,
i'll TenneSSee.-June Rules. ls60-W L Pool ct ais vs..
John Copeland. ct ais In this case appearing
cOmpanantS bill, which TO, that defendants OUTLAW
OUTLAW, OUTLAW, OUTLAW, W Clark, = Clark
Copeland, Copeland, Pace and Pace, all
residents OF the State Of Tennessee 1t therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Nashville Union and American for
four successive weeks requiring them appear the term
OF this Court the Thursday after the third Monday august
next and plead demur said BILL the viii be
taken for confessed against them aid hearing expare
at SAID term Of the Chancery Court. G N HAMILTON,
iulyI0 '6G-w4w-pr's fse 43t Clerk and Master
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HIUAWAN CUUNIN CUUhI4 SITE Uk
Tennessee---July Tem-0rder of Publication
VIM. B. ESsley, Admir- Jane Keller and others-Peon
sell Slave. On motion Of complainant BY counsel andt sppear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that jane Keller Mary
Keller, Jane Keller, William Keller and David Keller
nonresdents Of the State = Tennessee and residents Of the
State OF Alabama 1t therefore ordered by Court that pub
cation be made for four in the Union and
american, Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
mandHg said defendants appear at the August term OF this
Court and plead, eemrr the petition Of complain
the will be for cnse to them and set
down for hearing exp3rte. J. ". H0RNBEAK, & N
iuIv l-w4t -Dr1s 4
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When Maj. Polk moved to adjourn the DOUGLAS
meeting yesterday morning until the afternoon, he
said, 1t is evident there is mistake as to the time
of meeting or place of meeting" But the innumer
able throng never did find out the time and place of
meeting
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The city Of Memphis pays the Chief of the Fire
Department fifty dollars per month, and the Insur-
ance Companies are pledged to pay HIM like
amount. as a salary.
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The editor of the Bethel Courier says he has a
piece of land up in Paradise" A bad investment
for an editor Il is to be feared he win never oc-
cupV il
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4 divorces ASKED BY AN 90 INFANT''-EsTIER BLACK,
by her guardian, has sued for a divorce in the New
York c6drt from MoRETTz G. BLACK. her husband on
the ground that the marriage null and void because,
when cnpsummaled, the plaintiff was infant
der the age Of fourteen years The complaint shows
that plaintiff did not become fourteen years of age
until the 18th of October, 1859. and that she was
married on TIE 4th Of June of that year. The plain
tiff AYERS that her marriage was without the know
ledge or consent of her parents, and that it an
offense under the statute the part of the defen
daut The bride is now in Europe, being sent
thther by her parents. She, however makes this
application herself. Both parties are highly res
pectabe families, the parents of each having wealth
and a good position in society.
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DUCK RIVER.

WE have $40 acres bend of DUO
w River within2 miles of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Said lands bounded Yane tDavd
Duck River Willis Banon and Abner Barton Twohrds
bottom and level, about $50 cleared
good springs and is No. Stock Farm. We will sell
half all Of the suit purchasers Those wishing
good Stock Farmin healthy country good community
&C. would well and look determ
ned sell. For further particulars address H. NJ BAron Tu
5ccJ5 trSwtF BREWER Il BARTON
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A EanlIy Residence for sale.

A Family Residence for Sale.
HAVE desirable improved lot Of fortyve Of land
three miles North O Nashville, fronting the Louisville branch
pike healthy situation good spring aud stock
buildings variety ornamental
strawberries good school and Oh rch in sight, the soil
adapted to market garden and may divided
Ihs year fine bargains in land, and will give
other il applied soon, intend to move
July 81, '6O-d&w1m% THOMAS BATE.
NA.%~~ Lyons Magnetic Insect
ESSA~-aSS POWDER Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches,
Ticks, Ants Garden Insects. sc contains poison.
Lyons Magnetic Pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND MICE.
EVERYWHERE.
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Shooting ScraUe.

CONCORD, N H., July 2T.-Ihis morning about 5
o'clock, Jas. S. Williams, merchant of Warren N.
H., stepped up to Mr.. Wyatt and shot him through
the heart with revolver He died instantly
Williams is under arrest. The cause was trouble
about an old debt. Wyatt was a young man and
leaves wife and one child.
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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
nERUEAN HETTERG

WILL efecualy Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun
w dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kid
ali diseases arising from disoreed Liver and stom
sch such Constipation, Inward Piles Funess OF BoSd to the
Head Acy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructstons
Sinking Futsng the Pit of the stomach Swimming OF the
Hurried Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Choking suocatng Sensations when in lying posture Dim
Vision Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
the Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellowness OF the
Skin Pain in the Side, Back Chest lbs &c, Sud-
Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Feh Constant ImAgn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression of Spirits.
The propetos in calling the attention OF the public to this
prepaaon with feeling of the utmost confidence in its
the diseases for which srecommended
and untred article but that has stood the
trial before the American people, and It's rep
utaon unrvalled by similar preparation
ant The testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
known and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense, and careful pCrusa OF the Almanac annu
ally by proprietor, and to be had gratis Of OF his Agents
satisfy the most skeptca that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will cure long standing Cold very short time. Read the
following: - =. $3.50
Dr. c. NJ JACKsoN-Sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole SYSTEM sore
throat and hoarsenes when was recommended e try Hoo
am happy to state that completely cured
now recommend to friends who may be sim
ary afflicted and deem it than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
PREPARED emily by Dr. c. NJ Jackson No 4ls Arch Street.
Philadelphia sale by Druggist and storekepers through
United States and Canada Price 20 cents per oot2
o. j. WOOD st. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO., Nashville, Tenn, wholesale
AGENTS. Retsiled by JO G. BROWN and EVANS G. W HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edgefeld J. C. Do2cH, South Nashville,
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RnrraiIls in Shnen,

Wishing to reduce our STOCK before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected on. an as
sortment of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems,
Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children, of light sum-
mer wear, winch we will sell at COST FOR CASH /!
Most Of them are good shoes.
FARRAR DIsNUKEs & Co.,
julyI3-lm. No. As College street.
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) ANEORD'S
dver InvJgOratS
NEVER DEBILITATES.

It is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has established fact, Standard Medicine known
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PLANO TIMING AND REPAIRING.

~ W KIBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perms
SU nent resi- ence, and will tune francs, organs
and by the year single tLnias, and vstas
often AS requre since will spend at least one week in every
onh in the city and vicinity will visit regularly the
,oWnsp Ndie West Tennessee and North AsbamR
and Nsi,irpi Orders left at Benson Co.'s Music Store
Reeds Piano Rooms en- Church street Comm aicatons by
ma will be nrouptY attended 10. april d,tHaWN
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4 SMALL FLNG.-We learn that Col STEVENSON
stated yesterday in the DOUGLAS meeting, that when
the Old Nashville Union was started, many years
ago. he and a few other gentlemen contributed
few hundred dollars to the enterprise, and took
n deed of trust to secure the payment; he
never had been repaid and the UNION AND AMERI-
C,N of this day did not represent his sentiments.
We know nothing OF what Col STEVENSON may have
contributed 10 the UaiOl, and never before
heard of his deed of trust. The UaOn had its day
Of small beginnings but thanks to the energy of its
various propretors, thanks TO the patronage of the
Democracy of the State, and thanks to the adver-
sinc patronage that 1t has received from the pub
lie, irrespective of politics, the UNION AND AMERICAN
OF to-day is a. willing and able to pay its liabili-
ties as any member of yesterdays Convention. Col.
STEVENSON has heretofore found the UNIoN AND
AMERICAN an efficient auxiliary in many Of his en-
terprises. We regret that so unjust and uncalled
for fling should have drawn from US word OF
personal explanation. 1t is true, we do not repre-
sent the sentiments of Col. STEVENSON, but owning
as we think we do. the UNION AND AMERICAN we be
lieve thar have just the same right to entertain
aud express our opinions thatyany man IN the state
has.
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A Coon HIT.-The DOUGLAS men sent couple
Of drums and fife around the city yesterday even
ing accompanied by banner bearing the following
words " A Grand Rally. The People against the
Politicians, DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON" We thought
Tat home thrust; about as good as when the
Chattanooga speaker said - The BELL party was
party without principles and ought to be annihila
tod
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TENNESSEE CONFERENCE
T. " ale Q q i i . s g E,

THNHE next Of this Institution will open on the first
Monday in SePtCmber, 1850. Ample accommodations are
made for 200 boarding pupils corps Of Teachers
10 every departmen and every facility afforded
Tbe COLLEGE has been in successful operation for 10 years Fer
particulars, address J. o. CHURCH, kresloenI
juyl2, '60-dtw&W2m
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The DoUGIAs men had meeting lastnight and had
speeches from Mai POLK, Col. WArTERsoN, and
others.
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A DUEL ABOUT AN AMERICAN LADY.-Americal
Young ladies in Paris are satisfied with nothing hut
a nobleman in marriage. But noblemen, especially
the Continental ones, slippery fellows. Paris
life seems fatal 10 constancy 1t was but recently
announced that Miss Willing of Philadelphia was
aifianced TO the Count Henchel, of DOnersmark, a
Prussian millionaire. lie lad for some months led
a wild life with notorious lOrette, but abandoned
her with the loss, it said, of half his fortune,
and sought the hand of the American belle. The
papers duly announced the approaching marriage,
&c, but by NJ Gaardets Paris letter 10 the CooT-
rier de Eats UpiS we learn that the Count suddenly
broke off the match, that Mr.. Willing, brother Of
the young lady challenged him, that duel was
fought and that the Count fell grevously wounded,
and was at AiXIa-C hapelle, very i'll. Whether the
lorette more powerful than the yong lady, NJ.
Gaillardet is not able to say in specializing upon the
causes of the Counts behavior.
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New YoRK July 2e.-Priyase orders given to the
French say As little about Garibaldi, as possible
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TN CMANCERY COURT AT SAVANNAH,

IN CEIANCERY COURT AT SAVANNAH,
Il TenneSsee.sJune Rules, le6Q-Jaues NJ Smith and
MangreeRe vs. Herbert others In this it appears
from the ainants bill, which isis that the
ants II and Smith, residents Ten
nessee Its therefore ordered That pubiea made in the
Nashville Union and american for four weeks
requiring said defendants appear
Court Thursday after the third Monday August
plead, demur to said bill for
confessed to them AID set for hearing exparte said
of the Court q II HAMILTON, @ On.
juys 6O-w4t-pT's fee S3+ -
SSUSANNAHE E. HUTTON vs. Thomas Hutton ais In this
it appears from complsinas bill, which to,
that the defendant Thomas Huan resident Of the
State Of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Nashville Union and american for four sue
ssve weeks requiring said defendant appear
Of this Court the Thursday after the third Monday August
mkt, and plead demur to the said bill
will be taken for confessed agnst him and for hearing
the of said Court. G n. HAMILTON.
julyS, 6O-w4t prs fee SO Clerk and Master.
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DALLEY,s NIAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

should never be absent the medicine chest Of family
The render maternity rather curse than bless
ing Weld to its mighty influence the SORE NIPPLE sod GATHEa
Ep BREAST endangr the life of the offspring As we'll as the
arep are speed y dspeed timely application Of this
detergent remedy 1t pan and erHdates the
alwaJ prevails 10 ERrPTIvE DISEASES S)d
At the prncps depots broadway, N y and ChartTe street.
New Orleans By J. WRIGHT Co., General Agents. Also by
all dru-gi Is and merchants julgi-d.tWGFlH
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To TRAVELLERS BY 5 SEA AND LAND.

The Bachnist, the Ira . vslsr and every other nd
vidual whose lot in life : throws him within ths
chance Of accident from ezDEO- collision, should
bear in mind that this his aud only
friend. 1t is roth portable and cheap, and should
be his companion, friend need There Thousands
Of living to testify Its marvellous vrue who
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following Ct thelsGdin0 diseases for which
DALLEYS hAGICALPAIN . EXTRACTOR is PRkVEN-
TIVE we'll as CURE: =
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
Grand Rally!

Hon. W, A. QUAKIEs and JOIN h HOWARD VIA Ao-
dress the people of Maury county on MonoAy aug
9th, 1860, at the Court House in Columbia,
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IN CHANCEKN AT CENTHEVlL LEl Ton.
Il nessee-June Rules lc60--Ssrah Ann Moore W. II.
Beasey Upon founded upon affidavit of sarah
Ann Moore and appearing unto the satisfaction Of the CLERK
and Master that Barnhill, Of the deLdsn in this
resident of this Sate that the ordinary pro
Of Law cannot e served him. It is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Weekly UOS American
newspaper published the OF Nashville for
weeks, requiring the said Barnhi appear
House in the Of oentreve. the Second monday
September then and there plead
plain b the will be taken for confessed oF
hearing exparte to him. ORVILLE A. NIXON,
juneg2 '6Q-w4t-pr's fee 50 Clerka nd
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Head,s ReDorfs.

Copies of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court at Jack
son. Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June I4-dtw&wtf
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MURDER IN MEMPHIs.-A murder was committed in
the northern suburbs Memphis about three O'Clock
in the afternoon of Thursday. A political quarrel
had taken place last Sunday. at clearinghouse in
the Navy-Yard, between two butchers named Ron
EXT MARsHALL and PATRICK MANNING. They met
Thursday afternoon, when the quarrel was renewed
more violently than before, during which MARSHALL
drew pistol and fired, the bullet entering MAN
NING's side. Just below the heart killing him almost
instantly. The murderer mounted horse and made
good his escape.
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1850. SPRING GOODS. Iss0.

HAvING increased our cos for the purchase and sales
Of Goods offer to the trade thu largest ane
most desirable stock Of Roots, Shoes Hats and
Straw Goods this city, and prices equal
any JObbing Louisville Charleston Philadelphia
Call and We determined make this the Boot and
Shoe Market Of the West
eb2I-d.tW&W COOKE. BAILEY 4 co