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Notions.

elr aud MShair, sek and Fancy coiorsd Brsids
spd Button, Trimmings, kid cloves Mons Hall
Hoe. Ladies and Ms e. H0opankrts, Block and
Eagissh C4apes. Inca COllafst C-fis, g. -
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For sale

The store snd stock Of goods, 81 Cherry
street, near Union. can be bought CT yea
soneble terms. Inquire at the store
dec22-tf.
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CONTAMINATION has been re-
ceived by @. l.. Barlow K Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palmng of
on persons calling for DR.. Yelloc's Pins Cs-
rate an article OF their own manufacture.
which they say is superior 70 the genuine.
We would advise all persons to get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine tor the Itch, Ring-wOrm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, DO not suffer any
unprincipled man 70 impose any other
preparation on You, but get Dr.. Feli0c's
link Cerate, manufactured b. O. Il. Bar
sOw Co., No Iva Deadsrick street, Nash
nile, Tenn.
Z. S.-A liberal discount made 10 dealers
sent by mail to any address on receipt of
81 70. Po sue that you get che genuine.
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"A. RRIDeLAND & GO.

WE HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE AT No. II
w South Cherry street, (up stars) for the pur-
pose Of making out back aud current returns Of
Ordinance, Quartz rmaSters, COmmls ary and all
Company ana Regimental Returns, requl. ed by the
different Departments at Washington.
All officers who have been unable 10 make "Re-
turns" and wish their papers promptly and cor
rectly made out and forwarded Al the required pc
nod call or addrt IS US, Box l2i4 Nashville,
Tennessee.
We nave had eight years experience IN the Regu-
lar and Volunteer service, and know hs difficulty
attending the rendiiioo Of Returns In the Field"
Business Of all kinds cOnBec ed with the different
Departments promptly transacted.
S1rrespondents-- l.. q ].
4. Peek Logan, Washington, D. C.
III. !. t,reeIish, decl7-lm"
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Sale Of the Property Of The
CIarksViIle Gas LightC0mDaRy,

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE or TIE CIR
I'D cult Court Of the Untef States for The Middle
Dfstrict Of tennessee, rendered az the Oct Term,
1864 in the cause S. s. Ashc-af versus SAID Com
pany, II Dunlop, agent. and 2. ". Kennedy, will
expose 20 public sale the highest bidder, the
terms hereinafter meutoned, az the Court house
door Ia the City OF Nashville, on
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Pearl Miniatures.

MORSE is the first 10 introduce this
new style of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery of the CUmbaT-
land and Judge for yourself ol4,tt
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SCOTT, KEEN & CO,
decl-lm South side Public Square.
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cial attention TO the examination Of Titles tn Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lessee, and other
Legal documents.
We deem il unnecessary. in this community, 20
say tnat Mr. Garrett is the bes' examiner OF titles
and writer OF leeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was a fixture" at our Courthouse, twelve
Of which he served as Register Of the county, by
election at the hands Of the people HIS careful,
faithful and exsct manner Of doing business Is
we'll known, and We cheer'ul'y recommend hin 70
all those who may have any thing Ia ms hne TO
transact n. m.
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Domestic Goods.

Coltonsdes, Linen Drllngs, nonngs, Blsachs
and Brown Domsstcs.
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W. FseEMAN & cos.
NOTICE.

% Public Square. corner Of Deadsriek stree
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OFFICE OFTHEADAMs EXPRESS COMPANY
q ClfEERT SlEEET, COLoSApE FUiLDIsG. !
The following paclzage- OF freight having been
eaived a this off fOr delivery previous 10 May
II. 1854, and remaining uncaled for up 90 tins
date.
ATOTICE-Is hereby gwen 10 parties claiming
~ the same, that uIlers called for within thirty
ciays nom this date, they vii be sold ior charges
due JOEL DAVIS, Agent.
Nashville, Dec. sth. 1854.
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No. "a PUBLIC SQUARE.

Both members Of the fra hsEe been engaged
with n. CAMPBELL f1F many year,, and pride them
selves on being thoroughly acquainted With the
Croczery business.
They have rust received 900 CRATES
n A shawfe MANUFACTURED and
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The Indian War.
PIunder and Murders on the Plains.

The Indians inhsbiting the territory below Dem
yer and Omahs have broken out into open hostili-
ties, and commit the mos fearful atrocities upon
the whito squAtters and the overland emigrants.
Bands Of rowing Indians infrs the entire district
and surprise and pillage al enigrant parties that
not sufficiently strong and watchiul " resist
ttcm. Nearly my persons have heen murdered
tot woen Cottonwood Springs and Big sandy. Somc
times these parties unite W attack a train, and If
succes<tul scatter again. driving the captured stock
anil spoils north Of the Platte river. Fears are cn
tertainei that the ~ysVes may strike scross the
Little Blue rives, and carry desolaton among the
settlements along the Nebraska route. These Ap-
prehensions have CAUSED a stampede towards the
Missouri river. four-mulc train Of six wagons
belonging To hr. Smith, OF Atchisou, was corr ,lled
at Elm Crock, halfway between the Little blue and
Ka.rncy, and the party, consisting Of eight men,
were killed, the stock driven oil and the properly
destroyed.
The own Of Msrysv Kansas, has been sscked
by the Indsns and the most indesl ribabc horrors
were committel. The mIltis in Le nelghboring
counties were turning out large force, breathing
vengeance against the ssvages Many inhuman
mass. come " light at other places. A woman
| was found dead and salpei n point hundred and
| ffty miles from 3d. Joseph. long polished AFRO "
tpIed WI I'll pescock's feathers and with steel barb
| wss found in her ode, into which Il had penetrsted
| eight inches. Generals Curtis, MITCHELL and tho
otfcers In that region alert, but they do not
~em TO accomplish much. They scoar the coun-
try with mounted rfemen, and see no sign OF m
enemy, but at night ind thoar horses stAnpeded by
| tricks familiar only to Indian warfars. Some oi
.he circumstances AZ the war such M the rapidity
| wtsh which ube saysges carry of and secrete
enormous quantities Of plnnder, induce the be-
LEI that uey are under the direction Of white
men. and II rs SUPPOSED that souse OF the guosrtss
ths. have bern lststy driven out OF Missouri have
found their way " tic sava.'es towards whom
they would be naturally attracted, By Ncir bar
bA-osn methods Of war. Parties IN positiou u
| b. we'll informed, however, deny tbe statement q
w,,rsr interference, and stale that the rascatie'
cornnitted by travellers and others for loni
tine, upon tho Indians bad teconie TO srievous y
be horne by Gle rcd men.
his satisfactory to know that the Colorado In
dians still continue friendly 70 US. Superintohd
ent Wbolciy has communicated to the Indian Bl
rean some interesting fsts relative 70 the W
Indians, numbering sbout 200O souls. These In
dians have . treaty with the untod states AM
now give lssursnces Of their friendship for tn
whites. This is An important fart consderin
I ttsey presl warriors and occupy the mnn
portiens Of Colorado. Their representatives lei
Washington fsVorabiy impressed with the kim
| treatment which they received, The good eticts {
bringing hither influential Indians OF remot
\ eibo arc seen in the conduct of the Utes.
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GENERAL. SHERIDAN.

Buhimora Aug. e5-lO;3o p. M-The AxKEi-
An has received tonight do following special dis
Ach
Harper's Ferry, Aug IA reconnaissance was
,sde Lhis morning by large force II cavalry un-
Il command Of General Torbert, which hss rs-
h,ed in obtaining very important Information
it'll respect 10 the enemy's movements.
rom the Information received II appears
AT a considerable portion os the ene'uy's forces
pke camp al Charlostown. Lsis morning at day
,ht and marched in the direction of Iaetown.
UT cavalry struck their line a sxirnishers sbos,s
mae beyond KearncysviIs, AMI ater u briuiADt
argc, suoccciei in capturing quite q number OF
isonors. During the skirmish, we loa . few
del and wounded, all Of whom we bnoss,ln of
Geld Among the killed Is Major schiiek q
2 22d cavalry, who was shot through tho head
icuienant Blunt, of the 5th Sev York, serving OIL
,c stat Of General MlIntosh, WAS shot through
,e ear. Al the time Of writing tlis d'spatah
IVY firing Is going on in the direction OF shep
rlstOHu
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THR VICINITY.

THE E.NGLIsH RAILWAY MURDER CASE
AgIIvu on MiIAxn, rue All nan MUaDERHg-
HIS ATTEST. IpksrYrArros AND EIAnsA1ior.-
At abo,N nine o'oloc& on "Wednesday evening the
/. .,nlon paeka Victoria arriyel ~ Sandy Hook,
having anSng her passengers Franz Muller the
person sufpcctcd Of tsing tho author Of pe London
railway murder, which created great = sensat ON
In England shout two months ago. The circum-
stances couuectrs with ubis murder were my Ut,
rious, and thu manner In which the evidence was
brought To light exhibits much dctectivc saga
city tina, brci rccspituls.ion Of lso i u will be
Interesting.
Mr.. Briggs the murdered man, WAS . clerk In .
London banking -huuss, and IA the day ~ the ira
gedy took passage on ~ railway 10 90 from London
10 one of the provincial towns. This was the last
that was known Of him until he WAS found In n
dying conltion On the railway track, his body
horribly bruised, and beyund the power Of speech
II was not known thai anybndy had occupied the
car with him, murtir@ WAS ~ be found. and nI
suspicion attached to any particular potson
| The pockets Il uro decssed had not hecn picked,
| diamond ring remained upon HIS finger, and thu
absence Of his watch and hat, and the bloody ap
pearnnce Of the interior Of the car, in which wa
| also found the Supposed asssssin's hat were thu
| ouly evidence that msir,hx had been oonIn'toi
| A singular chain Of cIrcumstanres however, isS
ened suspicion upon one Franz Muller uerlnai
that shortly sher the murder, Muller exchanged :
W atch chain In hts possessiou " a iowecr named
| Death, and that after this, the Jeweler rest
the advertis tisement in q London paper IN which TN
| mi ssi ng watch and cham OF the murdered mai
| were desc rt.,i. IIo bchcved that tho one he hat
| roccvod from Muller was the identical chain, ms
| alterwsrl proved N he. The jewclcr was unac
| quainis,i with Muller, knew nothing OF his resi-
| denco, and the chain ~ evidence WAS for th
| time losi. The exeriions OF the detectives
| however, were nj hast rewarded with "A furthe
| clue 10 tho mystery. A csbman named Jonathan
| Matthew'S was brought forward with important cir
cumstancis evidence against Muller. Tho latte
| WINS frequent " sitor Af Matthew'S house-was 1
fact courrng his sst.s; and sometime last October
| November he lsd purchssei hat 'or Muller ut IL
lat,er's re6,ues. The hat found In the railway ca
after the murder he identified Me identical h,
which he had perchasd and which Muller habit,
all y wore. He was positive Oh this point owing
certain peculiar marks on tho hat. But he al.
dianlose another important link In the chain OF ev
dsnce On the occasion Of kuler's last visit
Matthew'S house. the former exhibited new cha
which he claimed to have Just purchased, an
which he attached to watch that be carried in
pocket. The box contaiping the chain he gave
Matthew'S cthld This box the jeweler identii,
~ the one in which he hsd put the exchanged cha
Additional to these facts Q likeness Of Muller IN Il
Il The examination : In the London Cou
nd ~ AsEkidA6 bH him q thai os Tie psysoa VII
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WA

sha have bsen released and the BcLLrrrS sacked
ne rcbsas suddenly len thu city about six
o~lork. followed by considerable force cf our
troops and fight occurred nosr Lanes lasting
two hours In which she enemy were severely pun
ished and driven off. Il was here Mat Colouels
Starr and Kcndrck were wounded. In coming
through Lanes The rebels captured two guns and
portion Of the Seventh Wisconsin battery. and .
number Of one hundred day men. but they were
obliged to sbsndon the guns In their retreat. After
the retreat. oVnera Forrcs, sent in Tag Of truce
asking for an exchange Of prisoners, which was
denied. Lcut. Harrington. Of the rhirj e. g. Ar
ullcry, Was killed m the Gayo,o House. Major
Lansing. Of the Fourth Colorcd Artillery, and Lieut..
Kinsey, member Of General wsshburnc's staii,
were captured. When last heard from. q o'clock
on Monday morninr) the rcbcs we're eight miles
beyond Monneaush Peak, in full retreat. Colonel
winslou . cavalry were pursuing them.
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Bdttimore, Aug. 10. The AsgricAS has Rich
moni papers ~ the 10Th instant. They claim 10
have captured two thousand seven hundred In tho
sesault made on Friday on our forces on the Wei.
don Railroad, but seem to dcplore the loss Of the
railroad very much.
The only itcms Of news from Mobile are the fol-
lowing, under date of the l1th instant: A force Of
The enemy from Pensacola, estimated 1T two thous-
and, crossed the Perdido river Yesterday dvsncns
towards Mobile Bay. A heavy Ysutec force is In
North Mis~issippi, whose destination Is supposed
" be Mobile.
The Richmond ExAxIsER Of the 22nd contains
the following dispatches
Petersburg, Aug. 2o.-Llcut. Gen. A. r. Hill
commanded our forces In the fight Of Wednesday
evening. The enemy driven about three
quarters Of mile. Twenty two hundred prisoners
including nine comm ssioned officers, were csptur-
ed Night ended the hght. The enemy still hold
the Weldon Railroad Our losses were not heavy.
Gen. Clinsman was wounded, MAI Lawson, bgth
Virginia was killed. The enemy's loss IN unlscer-
tanned.
ChtrssTon Aug. 2O.-Capt. pckenson, with /.
greatly inferior force. engaged the encmys cavalry
and artillery ut gainesville, Florida on the 10Th,
and completely routed them, capturing i50 prison
ers one piece OF artillery and 100 stolen
negroes. fhe enemy was pursued fourteen
miles und scattered. SAN. JONES hajor0cneral.
The EXAMINER also says
General Richard l.. Page, commanding Fort Nor
gan, IL a Virginiau.
During Saturday afternoon, there were received
ut Libby Prison. from Petersburg and ether places
1,3;g Yankee prisoners Of WAT, including eighty
nine comm ssnoncd oticcrs- with Brig. General
Hayes. of General Warren's corps.
The number u prisoners Of war near Anderson
| vile, Ca, is 3s, no. The bad policy of congregs
ting such army of prisoners M -pot must IN
apparent 70 the authorities. The Yankee govern
mont never commit that blundor.
| The Powder Works located st Charlotte, Nurti
| Carolina blow up some days since, killing tire,
| men and woundng several.
The Examiner of the 10Th. says:
| Mobile, Aug. I'm jor General Frank Gard
| ner assumes command Of the Gulf District to-day
| The people pleased with him. Yesterday
| evening the enemy landed at )ntrosc, In fv
launches Our cavalry frcd them woundini
| several. Hopes are entertained Of an early ex
| change Of tho prisoners az Dauphin Island.
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E>EItAI. GRANT.
: - Johtrren advancing his Lines towards
NIRl.S' Petersburg, Etc.

,IRlS' Petersburg, Etc.
: tdfqudrters Of the Army " the Potomac,
q ug. 23, ls6i.-No engagement has taken place
nnce saturday. As was stated in yesterdays dis-
patch. the enemy have fallen back TO their lines
two miles from Petersburg, where they are seen
Dusty erocune strong works similar To thoss we
Arst encountered arrival here. They are Ia
BORING nigh, and day with a large uuniler Of men,
% though they afraid of an attack rom us hc.
Src they got them completed. Their man line WAS
ne'r to and west of the Lead Works on the south
side Of the road. and ia said 10 he strongly defend
e.. Their picket line extends nearly mile South
Of their works, with vidc,tes thrown out
near the Davis House. Richmond papers
!, acknowledge heavy loss In cfBcers anil
= men on stnday, Int claim that they
= hsy. taken y rec thousand prisoners. Our losses
In the f.ith Corps foot up as follows: Killcd-of-
ccrs, Il men. 1872. wounded-otfccrs, "a men,
So4. Missing -O,hcors, 80 men, ASS. In the
Ninth Corps the casualties sbou, three hundrci
which will make total loss u A255 IN these COM
uiands since Thursday last. NJ doubt many re-
ported missing will yet turn up, some of our
men have u bad habit after little rsversa, u
struggling to the rear. of our loss, Gen. Crsw-
,Ord's division sustans the heaviest proportion, he
ehaying lost 2'"oo men, mostly taken prisoners.
srol Tden, who missing after the action Of
isstiday is safe. lie was taken prisoner, but es-
aped. The First Division Of the Second Corps
'ere engaged Oil day yesterday IN tearing w and
urning the railroad ~ Ear as Reams Station. and
cyond, distance of three miles.
SECOND DISPATCH
A,Ig. ~ ls4.--Gcncral Warren advanced his
hne male along the Railroad towards Petcrsbur.
yuacriay, ths Rebel piokets falling back before hi.
.ykirmshers. Thai portion over which the Finh
Corps sdvsnced Aso completely destroyed
lAa il quiet on the lines this morning with tho ex
Inption Of the usual pctss firing N.no dcseSter,
s>me IN las, night, aud also a nurnler u contra
sapfs. Most Of the former express thu willing
sezs " take tie oaih Of allegiance.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Fortress N sroe, Aug. -. ria BlItimore
AWg. 25.-The L. !. Hospits, steamer Atlantic VIII
ave here this evening Tor Phllsdelphia, with Al
.Uundod men, all Of the Fifth Army Corpe an,
yindei in the lighting tie Weldon Railroad
Atsrnsion from the front shows tlGt there ha
On bui little hghtng for two days and the cnern
ave apparently reiinquishod the expcctstion c
isaolsing us from the Weldon railroad. The pS
don held by our left wing has been rendered pea
rty secure.
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With corruption by the Press and petitoRed by
nearly &OOO voters " vacate Ac bench.
duNosxs full hand lcave R~son to-day Sr Chit
caso 70 furn-h musac for ths Democratic Conven.
tion.
HseRo soldiers spe 10 be paid the ssu,c wsscs
bounty md cothins allowances a. thu white sol.
ders, in accordance OF the late derision Of tho A.
torney General.
A telegraph cable Of English manufacture has
arrived at Fortress Monroe. 1t isto lie laid acrc~s
the Chesapeake BAY, from Fortress Monroe to Chez
rys,one. The old cable has been useless for several
weeks.
BEx LOAN has been Nominated by exclamation for
~ cecSon 10 Congress from the Seventh District OF
Missouri, by the radical convention. The rc-oiu-
ions adoT<cd endorse the nominccs of The Baltimore
Convention, and the radical State ticket.
Tar blockaic-runncr Constance sailed from Hal
flax on "Wednesday, reported Tor Wilmington. She
was chased by Feicra gunhost and ran into
Ketch hsrbor that night. She len the next morn
ing, busging the coast.
TurxB u no ground for the rimor. 80 .ssiduous'y
reported from Washington, that the President pro-
poses 70 send peace communications to The rebels.
The rimors that arrnistcc has been. or Is TO bo
proposed, equally without foundation. 80 says
dispatch from Washington.
CoLosEi srnKieur, the famous Indiana csvsry
Colonel, denies that he Ia dead, as reported. lie
telegraphs a. follows: 'CnArrAsooaA, August ~.
j. 5. REEVES; l still live aud expect " for a
| long time to come Good for several battles yet.
A. ID. srsnGar."
| THR called session Of tho Pennsylvania Iegisls.
| ture adjourned yesterday morning, to meet again
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General Intelligence.


Inn bsinmore and OHIO Ralrosd Is again open
=" ""'lrr rcH!' AM 'n uue running oruer'
Tns Richmond DIsrArcH comes out la u new
dress. The type ~ from England.
Dy. Josypn X R,r,ys has b,.en apr,oip,ea Sur
geon General wee DR.. Hammond, removed.
rav Co,t ,Jrs,, ,.n.-, ,o,,c. . l,r.,. ,.,,,,, oe
Of late IN emigra,inn ~ ,hc Intel s,.,,s
fLAo ~ uuce pont AiriV,N ~ rof,reSH monroe
Win 40 narolci uninn nrlsoncrs
-
LADY IN Inhh~ucu, gave nr'h 20 hcr twenty
hrs' chud lss, week Her husband iS ~ well as
can NC ehPec'od'
WuRS the loyal Dutchmcn nj Mobile heard the
guns of our heet At the moith ni ne bay they
sm'e" MI" N''u- ~" I'M r~'d'oot
TaR Acting Surgeon General has ordered that
HEREAFTER when fresh eggs cannot 10 obtained for
patients In field hoapitlls desscatcd eggs shall he
issued W them.
Tup l,t.t ,ecoun,s from Havana s,.,e TIM, tho
biockade-ruuners Dcnhgh and susanna were still
In port, being about the only ones that hal come
In Tor long time.
Ipx saor AND Lx.ruyr Dp.,rps, Ryporrxr re
con,n,.nds IN. I,,;nf, ~ ,,,,.ronnus a.. .nJ .,a
as a measure a. econonv rbe LousIo,I,r. s,,1uII
~. NJ sr h,r.s ,nJ ,hc ,a,no,s ,hci btT.s ,Isch
NAV hc convcr,,si into exceI,snt ,ea,bc,
A. .,,o, ,,,,, p,, p,, .o.,. 49,, , -,
t ,h. ,', ,, ., ,pa' ,.oai ~ 49,
,a,tan -, v7rutn.,s ,n ~ 100, ,.i,h ,s. sn,,,s,
,ons In ,,o s',n,r.ss,an y, p,ho ratli'n,, y, -
Doninoo
.,
Os The yIth utt, IN ACCORDANCE with the Royal
decree oil the oth hIt' the government at H''ah"
have grsni.i permission for tho imp. rt.t III to
Cuba OF Cuhin Chinese, with the condition thai
one-'ourth OF each cargo consist OF females
Is the New Havcn, Conn, State House, on Tues
| day, a man WAS passed the surgeln rsiscd to the
honorable position of substitute, rccoivei his s1 Oo
| md Jumped from the window and esca,ed, all In
less than half Nh hour.
| Ar wo.istock. H., q young man was drowned,
|
TO the shore and fired canne in order TO r,.iae tho
| BODY the cannon bur,x into Fragments but only
| tbe father, out u the whols crowd, WAS hit by
| then. and he was killed,
| pxv ~, ~ c.,,o, c.,,r. co,, nm.
.,n ~ i.,s''.--.,l',.~ 500 ,ha, ~
noun nouno' W mo oi. ''a' ntup', 1St 'no
u nus ~ ia, Ao@ " Ii''o, q, ~, u, ~, "'., ",'
~ Iis n'n' ,.,, ~ oA Is IHls"N IN a,o sr..!' h,,
Lynnih oeh.vcs IN Ms p,s~ne, anu 20 Va, rs rs ~ ~
M sNanIiw " NhosAai1S ~no Pie"" ""' ""' nh VI"
so SIN"o'
The locHno%ve snd br<ysee car OF tho Cincin
nAf and Chicago Air Lane Railroad, were thrown
down sesp emhankment near Carthage on Tues
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News Items.

Dr. JONATHAN KNOTT, An eminent physician,
and for many years Professor at Yale College, ex-
pirod u his residence in New Haven. Conn.,, yes
tsrday, sged rs.
THs subscriptions 70 the Seven thirty loan, re-
porsed 70 the Treasury Department yesterday,
amounted 70 tS6S,0O0, and 70 the Ten-forty loan
eAsS,45O.
tn three judges Of the Supreme Court Of News.
d yGzis0gy Asss sssgpsa sass bslug shsagsd
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DrIesnic. to the Chicago Convea,ion.

Tho following IL list OF delegates from tho
State of New York, TO the Democratic Convention,
which will assemble at Chicago on Monday next
Delegates at Large.
Hora,io Seymour, Oneida.
Dean Richmond, Gcnessec.
Isaac Butts Monrp.
August Belmont New York.
Alterndtes.
Alonzo c. Paige, s;hcnetady.
Philip w. Engs New York.
Josiah T. Miller, Seneca.
George Beach, 6roens.
D,sfytct Delegates.
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OYER WANTED
Owork and good pay
Nhth ave, near 90 b
EARMERS-Wb
l rfous And -t,s