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the average price about loEc. The market al 'ne
close dull and heavy, and prices ruled about nan
per pound owel2c being extreme rate Tor tue
very best. Mich cows were steady Prices varied irou
SIS $40 $40 veals were steady at 4kc' a oSs-
7kc Sheep and lambs in large supply, duii ana
60c 81 per head lower prices varied from " 80 -
Swine we're also lower. Corn fed brought 5Hc. 5Hc
and stil fed 4ac &C. The total receipts we're 6,so3
beef cattle l55 254 veals slo3 sheep and lambs,
and IL .ss2 swine.
principal kinds OF breadstus fair, ard
prices buoyant though towards the close, buyers
less willing operate. The inquiry for provisions
good and for groceries rather animated pork
rihe higher In hay, fish, nrecrackers and tallow
fair business reported In hops, oils, seeds aud
tobacco transactions quite moderate The freight
market brisker In other branches Of trade no i'm
portant alterations transpred.
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Advertisements for the wn1Y HssAlD must be hand.
cd In before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening ts
circulation among the enerprispg mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly. Advertisements
serted In the WEEKLY HxRALp viii thus be by large
portion OF the active and energetic people Of the United
StaIaa
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The German Soldiers at the Battle 81
Chs mcOllorsvi1le.

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.=,o., ~~----.r !. - ,cc--. v,..>x-
vNDicAIioN Akkfh0 AT fhs CooFhs irsfiToHs'
Charpes and rumors covardice have been Rone The
-, :. =. --,,,,- -.,-.,- ~
rounds since tho ato Desslo o. Cnancehorsvc roiasive 70
thu conuct of the rlsveutb fGersnl undog
~ - - ).
Carl Schur1, In that engagement. large meeting od
f.~r.c. of all c,s.scs ss bsd In ths h.ss,scs N sh
So A'"'' W =" $3.50 w. '. ~ - s -
Cooper Institute last evening in order 70 sxprss sensi
menus asAPp'oos'Dn .na 0on''.a's'~u s. 'H
O. 49,. $3.50, -. 49, -.
that great contest over me pAturm WAS nung hArk0
map OF the battle field Of ChancelIorsvie, which
.Ss he .,catss. ~
The meeting was called 70 ordef sno,sy s.e. eens es
mon The occasion Thas gentleman made Z lengthy
sio W., ~ 20 ~, S,rsh."h .na oshsr2 n The .srns ~
guage
upon the occasion - n5Hf
- a., : -. =, a.. .--~,.. - A.. - .x A..
nereas ne " tne h h.c me s.sr -
foonac At Cnancsno,so s nave zen IN - ~
.nS n ia, bis have besn iisv oircr
,ea oe Ss.S ,,pder our HEARTFELT shapts 10 tho Ger
or heir pssio.ism S.r GOOD and their sssr5
saged.
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The chicago Times In Dimcuity.

The proprietors Of the TIMES notified might by
Captain Putnam, commanding Camp Douglass, that they
attempted to issue their paper for tomorrow morning he
would, accordance with teegraphic order from Gen.
Ammen, take military possession Of the Office. Judge
Drummond Of the United States Court, Immediately
applied to for writ enoInng Captain Putnam from any
interference whatever With the TIMES once Up to this
hour (mdn,sht the Judge has not given decsion but
IL is thought probable, however, that he viii grant the
writ feeling Of resistance 70 the military should they
attemps 70 carry out General Ammens order, obssr-
vabo.
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"rL rnovAroRR" At rHE WINTER GARDEN.

I'll rnOvArORB" AT THE WINTER GARDEN.
Last evening Nile. vestval appeared ~ Asucens In
vsrdis great work, &c" Trovasors" The experiment cf
producing italian opera % soon aftsr the close Of the
Narstssk season hazardous one, but, 40 far - Nile.
vessvali concerned, w& IN entire success she sang
and acted shs role o ths Gipsy admirably Her acting
was intensely dramatic while she sang shs music grand
H. producing great sensation upon the aadsnce she
wss warmly applaudsd.
Ms Carroll Qsonora) certainly was heard 70 greater
advantage last evening than at the academy Of Music
the house being 70 much smaller Her vocsa Sumo.
what yelled soprano-s rather plsassnt, and whole
her performances acceptable.
OF the other artists say but little, and must con-
fess thai the whole attraction Of the OPERA given
evening centred In Nile vestva who, though the best
Ayucsna We have ncard-combninR, as she does great
dramatic force with her nne contrato-cannot bear on,
10 little aided, the maedyo's great opera We would
hswevsr advise all who wish musical treat 70 see
her In the role OF Azucena
Touiahs the "Trovatore" will Be repeated, and on
Friday evening "Ernanp' will DO produ Ted There win
Also be grand matinee on Saturday.
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NEWS FROM GEN. DWs DEPARTMENT


FORTRESS MONROE, June l. 1888.
mo steamer Emily, from Newoern on the 3ist alt-.
arrived this morning She reports oil quiet In that do
partment.
The gunboas Alert, lying ct tho Norfolk Navy Yard.
took fire about O'Clock as. evening" The ars seo4
got 70 her magazine and exploded she'll HLi-., went
tIr5osb bsr bo,tox. nd sbs ssN Immediately. No
one was injured. .
9. Nuiford, hasArrived.
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W Cuuous Lrrrax OF GEssiAI HUNTER ~ Jpv1.
DAvs-Ip, another column We publish an extra
ordinary letter from Gen. Hunter TO Jeff Davis,
threatening to kill at once not only every rebel
officer in his custody, but every slaveholder,
unless the rebel President Immediately revokes
an order he issued last August, directing the
execution of all white officers captured in COM
mand of negro troops, on the ground that the
object of employing them was to kindle servile
insurrection throughout the South, and thus to
wage war upon non-combatants and women and
children. f.4 aa
Why did not General Hunter deal with this
order at the time it was issued, instead Of call
ing it up after it has lain on the shelf for ten
months! What new light has broken in upon
him? What authority has hs TO write such q let
ter to the rebel Presidentf It is his business to
deal with Beauregard, and not with Davis. The
latter is the exclusive property Of Mr.. Lincoln
and his Cabinet. We cannot believe that Gene
raj Hunter has written this letter with the sane
ton of the President, who is known to be hu-
name man, and in view Of the fast that Hunter
once issued proclamation on the slavery ques-
ton which Mr.. Lincoln found 1t necessary to
repudiate. We have no doubt that this fanati-
cal epistle emanated from his own brain.
In SO difficult and delicate matter as this
what right has General Hunter to commit tho
government Of the country to his policyfT
If General Hunter, initiating Grant at vicks-
burg, would only make flank movement on
Charleston and capture that stronghold, he
would have ample opportunity for retaliating
in a legitimate way, not prohibited by the
usages Of war. The people are tired Of these
orders, letters and proclamations. II our gene
rails cannot "move on the enemy's works." let
them keep quiet
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Personal InssiIigsnce.

Hon. william H. Seward arrived Al the Astor HOUSE
ssry yesterday morning from Auburn. Last evening he
dIncd with Hon. James T. Brady In company with sena.
sor r d. Morgan and Thurlow Weed.
Brsadiss General j. H. H. ward win arrive In ths city
to-day.
Hon. Alfred r. woostsn. Attorney General oS Delaware,
\ s0opping II the New York Hotel The Attorney csnern
vim spssk q ths psaos msstns teaiGAA
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ExpHssaon Of . Cartridge Factory.
IHpiAxAroIs, June 2, 1893.
p,sto cartridge manufAstory near this city exploded
40 day Ons psrSea was killed ssd several ssfiousiy
vsunlsl.
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interests some of our own merchants. ss well
as those in various parts Of the globe, and
should serve as a warning to others.
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Ths Reported Knlsag q Capt. lGsnaaus
hyCeet. @cuenS1.

cold bloodsd murdsr was committed o. fhursday
seems that Capt McNanue, Company :, eixty noeA New
York. visiting Capt. Phillips. of the former regiment.
and In the course Of the convesation made DmarkD
about Capt NoMahon, Of the Seventy nsss. N assse
beng In hts tent Close By, supposed board
saon and appeared In the tent in hapght dress,
revolver in hand and saying, sr, you hsvt besn TAM
Ing about 70 nlght Immediately raised the pistol and
ned before any one could interfere mo ball entsred the
aftsrward. Mcmahon attempted 70 ire seoond time,
but prevented By . lieutenant who Was preseas.
When the reached the sixty ninth quite excite
mont created, and II was with great diouIty IL
mob soldiers could be restrained from taxing eummaSy
vengeance The deceased much esteemed BY hs fellow
officers and soldiers while his murderer represented "a
DO Of quarresome dispositiou who has not won the
regpec, esteem Of any of his associate hs sr b.
thrown gloom the camp, and all dscu1sing H.
me body OF deceased being embaimed and WIN b ssns
North 10 hin friends. 't tfltf'A
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
o r r I G l A L
GENERAL oRpEas-No. l41.

Trade between wsshtnGten and George
atFE M town. 5eN
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|el1R ! RRwAaD ne s.sss ,s.srd vsls
|SJSl'CNE iaiJ is III, ePtsc .EssssIoe snd del6e.
nv 9 CortaI0sa % ~ t,l)0Viag 0sased dessrtssa
|ADp rA ssd s'ts teasssaee ssgtMsnss. or ~ s~
Noet y 'h-~. rte seeeassss q 'sas.ndsrs I"
lssSah IsApansrs. b culls1 70 their nAusca. u
|iwissvS "i r">s- ot tssm hsse deserted. in order
|y'nh '.o).Ny rom@sada.
h II ,.r ..,~>r
IN hI. Capt Kelly 1Co. 4. m Erwi . Cap,
Steehssp u. is,uiseau, Capt Wir.e-s a. q
n howt. i IA i.'' ney. HcSry Satti... J l. Cnurh
|CuVN Alei"nn &c, - S-h~1,. tipi Lea .'h.f'-
90 e Il y smith Cv's irsie. Cot;. n Il sr,I.s.
web, b Hsgrss. Seilzr.. Capt w.b,t,r =
20 u. .cgsPl roindeN,ev. n J.. McFsriio. 4 "
jackson. Capt caEttcss 90 y Dorrscjy Van
Han, q Finn, p Jnhs~on, Jno Appleton. Hmm
Clarke, He Menky y PaDun. Thoa DAVIS. r y
ShaJdsn. Capt fiournoyA co X. Joo C"ithsrp " r
Hutsetf. u ~ fG'che-'s CO L.,
18th f&HSNssEy.
:! ,;oss q, .p, i.awlsr's 4, A. j " Ise,tl.. "
I.iDscsnno scon u 4 Irs, Capt Cs,ruli's c.I
by ''rder oi n. IL. FEii.b
Coi. Comfy l.. / 9Th Tenn. Uexi.
Taos. ~. MCk:NSE., AGit. i,?:-i,
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NY poOr sssvicss Vi nise, sasl n rs.,sivs ~
/ "" ~"ies. shall i,e prowL of u,ssn. My ~ia
's to s.'se my country. lclirve ean ss.fSe
q cit'c'eatly ai Richsno"d 0ut IL . nnlos4ty n
no ,'ccn"h Ut TsGa,oasso think OtLeruoss, Z
hall toei no III viii " any o.,s. hut shaN eoe
,"'ao 10 Ut. 1gslc io' tho rights u tbs Soaih
u. hei md npciilen:e forever aud ever az IRE
! k'r'h. anil an The world, AMI for ,hs tlisftsI
ehsse"ent ni all her chcris,esl iustii utisus from
tsgres ss'o,' nnl Misrepresentation.
1 Very seal.o.;.G!ly, your olt sss,an..
T. J. HILL.
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y" the F,~~,ne" of 1e,nessee
have been repeats edly nrged by nv f.lI,w.
6oadiers III the Army III Teniics,se. before An,
since Tie late convention at Winchester. To h.
come candidate fnr Congress- IN Tn. Ath .iis.
|trict WI "'''
was reluctant to yield my consent 10 these
friendly manifestations IN tho first place l,e-
cause may safely declare preference for my
present position. las Col. commanding the ahth
loId 5h) Tennessee resi,nent,) with whos. 81 al
liant ne:ul'ers I have been Allied since r.,
organization, and upon whose banner Ia vc
eesn five honorable battles suocee.ivslv In.
scribei ''''
bet tho nomination Of Col. John +. Murray
seems ~ have provoked q singular want M
cnan'mity, Tor rsesons which will he hereafter
explained, aud The soeswed entreatisu of INV
so'.tades u asans, induce me u submit NV.
didase y" '""'
do tl'is wisA propsr fore,,o,gl, a,,a :, !.
spirit of honest PaaeiosisN. ! believe tl,at nv
entoassoO viii tAe psivaic sokiier. And nv ~.
qussoeeMe With his nostjs enables ,,s 10 ke of
seoe Practical aAvaUtage as = time when h;a
comssrt 10 ssost 70 b obesrv-d. Without l,e-
- .sch Of . Po'iticiaa. I profsss to in somc-
!. .noe o. sos0e1s, - ny OOn humlls vav. sn6
do believe Asvs the good Of tho soiiisr .t
lsses5 me mese %. since have shared hi.
.ascsee. .is i.sS. end his psrils. hand in hasd
Nd shouldee - ohouldar.
Inc next CooGFs0 does not couvs,e ~,a;i
sse In FsGssary. Ustil thas I,no. il I - -.
'frd " as ea~ctjes, ! shau b. found. vhsre +
ave ''een ssnce - W. began, anose g -
:. 10Y rsgimcst entSetsla sks saaeSine -
- hsstihtisu will scose with - - -.
pesli'; which wa leave Olficor as,L soldier ~
eos'o"so. I" g" H. Cosxrusu, OF home. tr 49,
shsss
"ske uO cesim, H. eiettion -, ,ccau.t ,.|
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.-AIJCEKN.

ON SATURDAY.. !5th - I.Y, lss,,.
I WILL. SELL. at public auction, ~ tho e IA 4:
V. ibelsA. u Chattanooga tIyE IL t,k
DERaICx GEARlEt:. asd sn tbe Iron worx l,eIons
~ !" $40 De!rrks nlso, u large iot ol D,ubt. and
Single rACl.E Ai.Oi,kS. aud
200 lbs. MANILA ROPE.
Also, 1T a stone Cater Cast Steel Tonls I,rt,i,
and Hammers, anL hall dusen Ames Lest S,ioveis
0ew.
Three kegr Eio ting Pcr ls,:
lot o' Ssie', 'uses. ose TX Wssoa one .su g.:
new Gar WhCels.?s seet guaR-. with boy-s co,nplste
Als1. one stt. of Biacks0iths Tools, In goud order
the We. ha, sctid bog and w..khs 50 pspaa...
FITT- GRi.YpSTCNEc
yafsine frol, 70 feet iu dsmesss. snJ rr,m 10
Inches IN thickness.
Sale 10 commence st 1C o'clock A. n.
iyp N' Ia VAUGHN, City Auci iore--
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ISTOLEN tro0 The subscriber on ths Iltk nA A
~ soscl Howe Description ~ follows: hi ci,r -
unususl'v rel. small sixe IS ab,at II hand. hig, 4.
little white sbove the a,,a upon one Of As hind pa
tess upon the rite Il not mstsAen and perhaps f-
white hairs ia his face. tDlerable cIe made aud l.
.eg Peteed be apt . sow so0e sga OF notice v.o
nss same u csssea aoe jaded to.Wis. jim Thirty.
i've dollars offered for the same asd as th TINE.
worth less money will give thirty doIIars tor hu,
age Of the horse, four last spriag.
jy23.2t. SARAH LARD
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Nsh Aabesiis.msuts.

(N AN iri' - ti-'.o a. cook tor small
~. h'hl'i Apiiy nj this "tlcc iinme.li Ately.
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10. - ,:- lri'r' + 'n..r," u, ir,.se Iou, AFT
t.n f.lua.. 'H.t 'i.,rr tt highl, ,Ioprr Won
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t,;o ia, kfa1s! gr ,rrids. Srt,. HAT Tim, +, |
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"a 81 ms a:d rolI,fs FLOWERS Ia, lJpaur / !
-@.cl,.. illis Ia, skipped about do, .i.upl |
rt'l"rrd ith. ground, and the Uoosa river
,n e. ser men ln; Il little sp,iu. branch h,yI
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..tt ..t i.r .uui Al ytDnle To lie y,u,II
.t.. w., e. au,e - f.n into its w,,te,, al
~ roen years VIII ehutge a,rogrnr,
I'D rinui will tell i..st ator. eIe L,ok.
.f oay N suuday -. - ni Nav t;srb,..,I
'r.+ .tnd . H. .ity. va os H., -trru,l ciI,
-. .rC%tri from ihef siiiini.rf. .i,h ,i,, ,h /,
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Orrrcs 8. russ. 4 GA. r. R Co

OFrrcs s. TuSa. l. Ca. r. r. CO.
Knoxville, July 10Th, 1855.
All regulation Tor the transpes4afos Of troops and
ieights must BE- made In writsg TO me- and ia sccor
dance with Gent Coopers order No. ,, dated .t
Rchnoud. January ID. 1853 Verbal orders Y. II uoa
be hedei. la my absence prompt attention " l. h.-
gwen t. oil tecnisittpus by 4. Il. wa,!Ac- .eni
Freight Agent
jy?3-tf RC. JACKSON ,,.,I s,,,
.cS6Si EASI TENN esssEE.
0FfiSk CORrROLLINa QuARrRRn asrKr
Knoxville. Juiy 10. 1868 \
Cay. W. ID iappc A.. =. NJ is s.si ir. a.,
NV NJ tia"e...! ~. iie LECTION OF the .aA M
Kind IN the Sd Congressional District co,npospa u
!hc connties monroe. McMinn. Msi@R. Hnca Pom
Bradley Hamilton. Mwhn. sequa.chie. y:eJ.o.
.'.e..d, aad F,aaklin. Tie will appoint su,tab..
agents "a eschSi the c0untirs in which IL in practics
be to collect the tax 70 whom iarnen vin deiive,
the Govermens poti09 q TIE PRODUCTS of their turm
taxing their receipts In dupiice, o q tAues 10 b,
receipt. ~ 0 -
q: i is sil important that tbe amy ahsaa Be sup
Pi,eo nrae ase stgee to bring for Sasa SAslr pre-
jyl3.la Nj. ~ CouasojSne OF
CevsaFn4 Doooee cepyl usath sud forward
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-:-. e - Eat EASI TENN esSSEE.
uFFisk CORrROLLiNa QuARr4Rn asrkr
knnVct11n Lite.

00WeNTY.FIVE DOL.LARS peWARD- D--a......
4 NJ ~ enAsegoboe, q ths uooeh al Hatsis
q, Crss. sere - 80 Hsid boy is eighteen year.
viii veigA ahoat l>oee lSe poon1s; ~ a vhen i."
- e!ey jscsss asA gssy peals. Said hey il .ur
posed - be II the army ssmeWhere sFoanJ Chast..
I vin give the shove reward s6bssy o.s d,itv.,i.,
~ - 9 she camp q the 4lsh (uythesD NIssissp
Wgsooet Ah9esDoss beigade, Wither' division On
pctee II TAyiG'a ssoee Ahlmms
JORN r. WILKES
Ui'~st Go. +, 4tth Miss Reg n
DAPER AMI ESvELuPEs.-A snperior arsic,. > =,
he had BY Wholesale or retail, ri Acton's ARM
News Depot. ixpeU
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VA
IYlral ;EwAkr -sro,xS. From til. s..,.
.a. C.s.s. ~ nr,h Ge" Bates sr,g%de. blue cio'
aud the slafs were pain ga. rwe ua,r Vi ran
w@e t.ke'' nt the s?ms ti's~ <Uu-"a aark blsr, No
|Snt sssi!,e d6wn iLT ies.. Any '.f,natioa siyrn.
VII oe v"ardec q Tina s@oe. iy,t>iS'
tOf HAhE.-l have i.r ssse very usc &.iL,.
Horses which will sold sspar Aie!y II ds.,rsd
~ ~, Hd rr.vsteiy by 10 O'Clock saturday they will
w sold at aa' ''on ~ the Government Stab. "a Mar.
kSt 81. For particulars enquire Ia. owner ut the
once "f Capt f. W. keunedy.A ON. iy23-s'~
H." AEN u and .onmitttd ~ jail IN Chattanooga.
L on toe 22d Of July 1888. negro girl Who calls
e. a.me Jisns 10 " she be ionss =, Dr. leAion, Il
kingston. ia. said HITt IL ulac9, low, aud well
onlt about ls years o:d the Is reue~tel 10
Soie forward, 'rove the slave. pay charges aud t.ks
"et away j. H. .STAIM
BGS JAilH Chat,s nocxs
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A N HOUR at ..af,n,n nm dr." and a, ,x,-, ,,,,
"A het at Co X. W. Gorbius, makes us Al ,...r,.
with all the world and the rest OF menkind 40 Ell
others We would say, go and do liksviae t;Sr !.
coon nisNER-a better dinner-yes the ~ d;nre, o.,
he had in Chattanooga. Get It at Col. CoeSonI.
jy22-im' TENAS PER "a VrIr
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