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Oar Parss Corrssps~ asnce.
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Oar LoAdon Correspondence.

Pzhn, Nay II, 1853
b~ssev Abcu Kssioow Afddr-Prosders JoAwsors
Syseiewostor- Ths Priwoe Napois~ ~ United
AsNs-T@s Strikes IN -Sshscr4tiows Jv a
AsstaI for krs Ltsoobn--Txs Cbwadiss Rsfaoees-wa
a~d 60 Sp-TAs Easas IF ssv Diplomatic Systey-TAs
Lax Many, 'soton Of ~ Davenport Brothers, &C., &c
ne character the future relations between France
spd MEXICO is just at Vresent exciting vast amount Of
interest here In political sd financial c'rces Now that
We have ssitjcd ooy domsst' differences there very
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The Lincoln Monument.
20 IKE NDIT0R or THE HERALD.
NWW Y0pH lima IaAk

20 TIE NDIT0R OF The HERALD.
NEW YoRx, June I, 1895.
Enclosed please End $26, contributed to the fund for
the Lincoln Monument from Bryants' Minstrels, x72
Broadway, to assist In erecting the city monument
D. W. Bryant, Neil Bryant,
Dave Reid, Frank Moran,
WIN. p GrieY, G. II. Templetons
j. 8 Fowler, N. W. Gould,
Nelse Seymour, J. Il. Morrison
John Sivon, j. 8. Cox,
VIM L. HobbA Dan Emmett
H. Warren, Fred. Boniface,
VIM Mullan, Alex. Ross
Benz. Buchanan, VIM. Ricketts,,
Pop Doolittle d. G. Winans,
saml Hopkins Jerry Bryant, Jr
John Simpson,
Respectfully, &C., NEIL BRYANT.
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tim to the Mcpdcz Pin,os Of age, has swallowed the
bait with svhty that must have been highly
gratifying 10 It's originator In fact the narrowing tales
Of whole villages dcpopuated every house crowded with
dead, converts burned by the popuace 10 stop tho in
lection, SUPPOSE and envcloping The adjacent hos
pitfalls In their aames well calculated strike the
imagination Of people inclined 10 sup fun Of horrors,
that tho British public may almost DO excused for In.
dulgng In Of those panics which they are liable
which the laae Mr. Golden has 70 happily YLdculed
For the last week telegram altar telegram has been
arriving hero from the British government, from the
medical societies Of London, and from families who
have relatives established At g. Petersburg mplorng
s symptoms and the remedies that might be devised
against H. requesting 70 DO informed whether the per-
n whom they interested among the few f.
vored mortas that have survived the destructive cpl
demic II 10 70 be hoped that the answss they
have received win relieve ths approximations enter.
tanned BY sympstbisng but too cyeduous fnsnds
Thers % ssch thing ~ the Siberian plague; but 10
cattle disease which sometimes though rarely infects
persons who have the Of horses end other sainaI
~ 10 now ssd Thea The with the sIapds, bus which
has not been observed here lately, fbcugh osn deci
nses the Immense herds that the sscppss OF the
Interior What he's really existed In our midst for ssve
'al months kind Of phus eccasioned partly BY the
unusually severe winter, partly by the want Of
nuirilivc food among the lower orders tho dirty state
hey live IN and their crowdns together IN ~ n,,il and
ventilated dwellings and which has caused nusas-ous
deaths, accounting one period TO from eighty 10 on,
hundred day Such mortality, though much 10 he !
egretted cannot ~ looked upon alarming in city Of
:, hundred thousand inhassianis the sanitary CONDITION
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

DISTURBANCE IN A sALOON-TwO MEN ASSAULTED
WITH sLUNG SHOTS.
On esday night sur5ance occurred In one OF the
Fourth ward lager beer and concert saooos william
street, between a number Of who had cougregaied
there, and during desperate ARRAY which ensued Ed
ward Mclaughlin, OF as Hamilton street, aud James
Mcconnachie residing at % oliver street. we're struck on
their heads with sung shot, alleged to have boen in the
hands Of Henry Brceney The latter also took from his
pocket heavily loaded six barrccd revolver with the
alleged intent shoot Mclaughlin At that tnc olcer
Craig OF the Fourth precinct entered the place and
arrested Breeney who was subsequently, taken before
Justice Bowling and committed for trial. IN default OF
$4,000 bail Mclaughlin and Mcconnache also com
ing them on ;eir cads and faces during the eight in
tho saloon. Hobcr was arrested by officer Craig, and
Justice bowling held him 10 $500 bail 10 answer each
complaint.
THE srABBiN0 OF Mn. wlLLfAM5-HE LIES IN
CRITICAL POSITION.
Mr.. Edwin r. Williams, the young man who was dan
rerousy stabbed In the abdomen during quarrel with
Fritz Trotter corner Of Broadway and Houston street
nearly week since, Is now lying In an extremely
critical condition, at his residence In Irving place II
appears that Williams and Trotier met in Broadway
saloon where Trotter nsund and assaulted Wiilir
After angry alteration the parties, accompanied by
some friends repaired TO the street and renewed tho
quarrel during which u Is charged Trocr drew large
knife and cut his adversary the abdomen, nnic'
ing wound six inches In length, and so deep as
to allow the bowels to prorude The wounded man q
under tho care Of DR. Brton and two or three Other
physicians who regard his recovery as almost hopeless
Mr. Williams has only been married about eight months
Trottcr who arrested at the time BY officer Dcran
OF the Fourteenth precinct police is in the Tombs await
ng the death or recovery OF his victim.
ALLEGED ROBBERY IN LAGER BEER SALOON.
August Bartlett and his wife Joanna keeping lager
beer saloon a, l49 Canal street. also Henrietta wecgcr
waiter girl in the saloon, were yesterday arrested
charged with having stolen $3.50 from Francis Cook, o
Kirchncrs Hotel or Nineteenth street and Third
avenue, last Monday night Cook In tho prem ses
where ho drank TO excess and before leaving II Is al
legged, tho accused parties took belt from around BIZ
body and distracted the amount named leaving Ia hi
bell aud pockets like sum- which II was thought pru
dent not take. The accused parties who deny thcir
guilt taken before Justice Mansfield and committee
for examination.
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Rights or Parties Adopting Children
Important Question.
SUPREME CouRr-CuAMgERS.
Before judge sutherland.

belore Juoge SutDefianu
Arorsr "a In ia May., ofA, Applica,ion Of Martha
~, :, p..a.,- u...,.,;.u -, S,,,.,y ~ 1.- rI,,,
D''uy W "ecooe' os'''''o" 1"1 o''''~ p" ny N"'
This case has some important points connected With 1t
which will no doubt cause TO be again tigated Tho
.,,.,., w,-,,. p.,, ,,-o,nh .or,.o, annie. "a ,h
"pp'eaH'' 'ia' o'"''' '"'o.s" e, @PP' " w
Court for an order 10 compel hr Leckiere, provision
dealer In this city, restore her little girl ave years
- 80. o,,, r.raa ro,.,, praav rho f,c,. NJ ,,o
o''' ~ 800,
case are simply as ioows:some i've years ago Msr'ha
Brady the applied TO the defendant for aid
.rd s,rvcc abo helm. in rerv destitute cond,,on and
a"" ''''.' ~ As " ~ ~ ' ~
having the care OF little chhd tho child In
question: then only few mouths old upon
her Nr Lecklere and his wife took com.
pass on ON the woman and having rclisvcd her more
pressing necessities gave her employment In their
household. During the time that the woman served
them Mr. and Mrs Leckicrc took interest In the
child and having two little ones of Their own, Us the
stranger grew older the interest increased; and when
Margaret took fancy leave her SERVICE she willingly
to leave her child to the kind OF the par
ties who had done much and who seemed so DESTROYS
10 extend their affection still further her little girl
Marsare. left after pedgInx herself not to reclaim The
child and now when II has arrived at the age OF Eve
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sRuma nism In the Eighteenth ward"
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

1'H" f0Fn fv0V'
In your issue Of August ~ am accused Of being the
leader Of gang OF rowdcs and Of creating disturbance
In tho Eighteenth ward Friday evening in the neigh
borhood Of Fourteenth street and avenue b. Deeming
the publication OF said article injurious to myself and
tending njure In the estimation Of the public,
beg most respectfully TO consradict said statement and
give explanation Of tho case Being Ia the vicinity
Of Sixteenth street and avenue tho evening 10 qucs
ton with friend who IL suffering from rheumatism,
and seeing disturbance between two ncn we stopped
10 look on when Policeman Riley, Of tho Eighteenth
precinct, UP and struck my friend with hs hst and
knocked him down. and then undertook 70 club him.
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C1Sn. REWARD.

Sl5O. Rs s'ssn om til. workshop OF the SUBSCRIBER,
John Tuesday August q: the following property one
third or which will be paid giving Information
leading the detection OF the thief thieves and the rece
very 81 io, VIZ pl xfn WATcIIcA Asses Is rofIows
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which tried 70 prevent possible whom the ofncer
turned and tried TO club me, without making the
least attempt arrest the proper got hold OF
his club to myself when he cried out 'Let 60;
made mistake He then went away and took my
friend home and as was returning 10 my own home
arrested by whole squad Of policemen and taken to
the station house, and from there next morning to the
police court where was heldt bail keep the peace
am foreman of as Hose but not the leader OF gang OF
rowdies as the Eighteenth precinct police would lead the
public 10 think BARTHOLOMEW O'CONNER
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SECOND BOARD.
HAI.r-PAar Two
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, August 800 P.

=
ASHES Receipts none. The market was dull and
nominal at previous quotations.
BgsApsrurrs Receipts 4,2s4 bbs -four $50 bags corn
meal III bushels wheat o60 do corn, and l0602 do
oats The demand for State and Western aour fair
but at rates. The sales comprised IL 900 bbls at
decline OF loc l5c. per bb as shown In our revised
quotations below Southern -four in fairly active
demand, but lower The sales $50 bbls Canadian
flour was dull and lOc 20c lower The sales were $50
bbls Rye -four was quiet and prices were without
noticeable change Corn meal was moderately active
and firm We note sales OF 500 bbls, at IS 60 for ca
lorjc and S5 30 for Western. We Quote:--
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NOTICE HOLDERS or STOCKTON CITY COUPONS
are hereby notified that they viii Be paid when due on
1855 and January 1866 in United States gold coin
q. T. MEADER, Agent
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CAMPBsu-DRSr. In Brooklyn, on Monday, August
% at the residence Of the brides father by the Rev
Phelps EDWARD J. CAMPBELL, OF London, England, to
SARAH daughter Of Thomas Dent, Esq. No cards
London ana Nottingham papers please copy.
SorrLy-ALLES. In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 90
BY the Rev. A. S. Francis, Mr. JAMES SoETLY, United
States Navy, to Miss MARY e ALLEN both Of Brooklyn
No carig
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.TcncAsEs, IS FOLLOWS
PROPOSALS.
SECOND


L s2UNN
NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK.
Seaiel proposals will be received al The Comprollcrn
once until Nednesdsy september $50 al two O'Clock
l.. NJ when the WIN be publicly opened for the
whole Of the Of two hundred thousand de-
the New York County Court House Stock suthef-
red by chapter No "a. Of the Laws OF 1861. aud By On
Mayor May 8 1891
The said stock provide additional for The
srucion ard completion Of he New County cour
House Chambers u will bear interest nj ~ rse
Of cont per payable semi annually on me ~
day May and November IN each and the Dsncipss
will re r. lepnle1i follows, VIA -.
One hundred thousand dollars the is day OF hsvsmDsF
1891 aud
Que hundred thou dollars lat day % November
l3n
The proposals. will state the amount OF stoek esrcd eno
the price per uiref dollars thereof nnn ne person.
whose proposals accepted will terenfon - Icquico
= deposit with he Conny Treasurer the SanAs Awafuea :"
them respectively. A.
On pssen,ns tn thc romr,roller The rsseip.s OF ms
couny Treasurer for such deposits the pAttles WIN pc emu
Ned receive Tor equal ampnIts thc par van
the awarded 10 them bearisg tnseess from 80
daes Of payments -. .,,-.u.. -
Cor New YORK tpinsy House stock aud nc'osed -
ssc.nd enyelqs,e. addressed 10 the Cnmlffoiirr
The right eaefved 20 reject any &C MI oil tue pds tns
''efs's 2. 'os SMhfrisEw Il sRKNSAN Consssq1lcr
CRY ox NEw yonK. Dsrsnr~rst oF FINANCES Oohr'
raoLLsss Osr1cg. August "a kcooS
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n,O THE PKOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -MAfsOS
Prev George street King aud Meeting, Charles
ton. G. THIS elegant mansion has been newly aud hand
someiy carpsci aud furnished. and superior and
limited accom-. iaons a frs, class private house
beautiful garden ad the house the location being The
desirable the city Madame NJ. FREY Propr.ctress.
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NEW YORK. AUGUST 2s le6s--DIyIDEND NOTICE.
IN At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Fourth
National Bank held this day dividend OF four a. per cent
declared out Of the net earnings Of the last six months
The books of will be closed and after the closing
OF business Saturday 10Th inst until the LIST day OF Sep
TENDER p. G. CALHOUN, President
Il. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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Corn meal, Br1ncyWlne D 10 U
Corn meal. Bandywne. puncheons. 30 90 a. =
The wheat market was moderately active but at lower
rates, tho market closing at decline Of &C. sc. per
bushe The sales O. 600 bushels Mt So IL SO ID
for amber State 81 "a 81 SO for amber Milwaukee,
81 So 81 81 for Milwaukee club and 81 soa 81 So
for Chicago spring The market was fairly at-
tive but prices declined 1c. &c. per bushe The sales
embraced o. 600 bushels at Soc 93c for unsound 04c
CSC for sound mixed Western, closing rather more
steady at the outside price; aud CSC for high mixed
nearly yellow Oats dull and heavy and lc. &C.
lower The sales were at SOC for new State and 59c
Coo. for Western. Barley dull and heavy. Malt
dull and prices remain nominal. Rye was quiet
without quotablc change.
strong We note sales of 500 bags Rio, Bromen
CorroS-Tho market was only moderately active and
prices raled somewhat lower Tho sales embraced 500
Upland. Florida. Mobile. NoaT
Ordinary. ....'.... 80 3, 80 SO
a a1sd Kidding - 4 4 4 Is Is Is Is
Hors were in steady request. We note sales Of i4o
bales old crop at 15c. Soc New crop is scarce and is
readily disposed of at 4cc q Coo.
horAssrs The market was fairly active, and prices
Rico at SOC. Sc, and 70 do Barbados AZ s5c
Provisions Receipts, 92l bbls pork and 921 do lard
The pork market was less active and prices ruled lower
closing at s3l, cash. The sales were $500 bbls
at $50 so s3l so Tor new mess, $40 Is $50 80 for
old d. s24 for PRIME and S27 90 $2S for prime mess
The beef market moderately active and very firm
The sales 900 bbls at s. $l2 for plain mess and
$40 so s14 so for extra mess. Bacon was dull and
nom nal Beef hams wers steady Cut meats werc quiet
but steady The sales 400 packages at &c a16c
for shoulders and 1oc 23c for hams Bitter was in
sicaJy trade demand and firm at bic DOC for Western
and 3Gc a ACC for Stale Che Sc was steady a To-,
1slc Tor common 10 nrme tho latter an exrome prce
The lard markell was moderately active and nrces were
Il adv rho saes were 400 bbs at 1870 24sIc the
latter an extreme ~
prrpotrrM REGENTS q 3D4 bbls The market was
dul for crdo NJ Al hc Int rcdned In bond was firmly
held at nae with fair INQUIRY Tor export The sales
were confined 10 about 200 bbls at the above prices
and about 900 bbIs in Phladepbja on private terms
The vessels loading with pelroe~ and chartered al this
mort are:-Sbip Humboldt iHambure) for Hamburg
Gor Ivernoo Pembroke BRITISH, for Antwerp Cabrela
italian for Genoa: Peiho (Danish), for Hamburg Ar
eenne Norwegian for Iverpool Sea Com fl3ritish,
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r DAMS NEGOTIATED ON MERCHANDISE, STOCKS
IL notes bond and mortgage, diamonds jewelry Havana
cigars pianos and other collateras Office NO. Rector st
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rTOHN Il. MURRAY,
81 BANKER. Is WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
has on hand for immediate delivery all issues Of Seven
thirty Treasury OF the various denominations
Orders from Banks and Bankers promptly executed
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SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EDUCATION AND
Giants s sn s mi az an
e r. % III IN oc
& ps s ssss e
csn se made servicsabr either salcm.o
,ravelas FOR .slsnen' q ol5 can, !, Sod So
he Would ;asss. IN eonnscoa VITA Grs. ssss
oSsss % ans a
mesa Srcerrea m ei.ef case First csss @ cch 70
F''FP.' boz 10 Herald once NEE 80 = -
L,oR sALE-oW ACRES or FIRST RATE PINE AND
hsmpach Land situated near yrsnse Ike Ea:, Flor.
Price si2 acre. Address Edmund Byue. waynes
boro Burke county. Ca
E. SION and Faciorase ,usuessrhsy also oaer hei ser
vices 70 hose hevas real sse o. any Kind i9r sale a 70
pSss :. &c my e e.,sd 3,
s@pis S R %Ss
ssss sr ss he s' .
hundred .hoa:and lo,co acres q l,si ~ souiawesrn
and for SALE also several Houses and Lots in
RIO THE PKoPLE OF SOUTH CARoLrNA.-MAfso
Frev. George between King and Meeting Charles
ton $ O. THIS elegant mansion has been newly aud band
miei accom- noiaiions IS ars, class private house
n %Ss en IA s Mms FaEy sss
DENTISTRY.
A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH Win PLUM?ERS TO
n Ill out the cheeks and restore youthful appearance 30
advance required satisfaction given Set OF every dcscii
ton Cali aud examine Laughing prepared ~ the mos.
scientific and improved apparatus and administered dty
Without charge 10 patients for the extraction q cst
without pain AT $40 sixth avenue three doors above twenty
fret street Cut this out
MOST WONDERFUL DIScovERy.-TEErii Ex
~ tracied without pain or 10 ciatse Benuiui 're,'
r,aei S yIEss p' IS s onl s,rccp
from broadway.
A SET or TEETH N THREE HouRs-xo ray w
n vi the work Is done; special mechanical dcniis'fy
teeth Siam fronts aud bumpers Nitrous oxide gas ires
every day 26 Sixth avenue one door Delow Se'e'ech1l
street
FULL SET or TEETH ONLY -. SO TO sis WITH
N without extracting the roofs tNrac'inB whhoht
pain at lSs East rair'eeuh street. 'ea' ,n'n e"uc.
J,RoApwAY AND rnTpTrRrH sTrEEr-DR. NAN.
I'D largest. cles pest Dentistry oetuului
Convex Gumplype Teeth srs5 no. 81, war; 'nteh oit FIJI
ing FOR we'd teeth, ST. Oseopiasc orisna Wiling 81:
Cement 50 cents Extracting Teeth with gas without pain.
First clasa dentist wanted
(voLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED rHE
~ nnps,hetc Of nitrous oyiis gas and haye m,fet
specially siuco May, 1868 They nave never had failure
sllpb,es accident with Il and do extract with.
out pan will make no charge where this Il not fulfilled 10
the letter The most delicate we SIS Win safety
~ Cooper Institute,
TYR. D. L. IEvErr, DENTIST; ROOMS NO. ISL SIXTH
streets = Ar6cla teeth improved atmos
phcrc pressure principle Charges modea.e al
Warranted Call 1nd examines specimens OF dental art
| = nOn TEsTfMONIALs-nR. VAN vLECK t,s
IUUU sixth avenue adiaIsiers fresh gas and attracts
teeth without PAIN or no charge UnnsnA Inducements Tar
0ealh ordarsA sous
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Miscellaneous Articles.
Patent and Family Medicines.

flesh
eo on the OASIS merit cannot often be found
Compound Remedy
discovered b
m remark blecus
to
of
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TRUSTEES SALE.

! by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, executed by \. |.
ID Palmer for the benefit Of j. W. Sanford will sell at the
Court House door Knoxville the 22d June for
cash In hand without the equity Of redemption the LOT on
which T. Palmer formerly lived the side Broad
street. In the city Of Knoxville Said lot fronting 100 feet on
Broad street, running back 200 feet to epublc alley.
mBy8l4w T. j. SANFORD Trustee
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CAMP ITCH OR NANCE.

A IL THOSE WHO ARE AFFECTED WITH
this oathsome and pestiferous disease can positively
be cured in one hour by Or. J. I. SALTER. 0ico on
Gay street, opposite the Lamar House, Knoxville Ten
nessee. iune7 If
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are oNLi VERY FEW
WandvA
OF
our ODo
slongx
suPuon carefully compounded rE pr"
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FOR SALE

A SMALL FARM near KNOXVILLE.
"A Apply to [ap26tfl Jos.A MABRY a co.. Asts.
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j. W. W. X. PATTERSON will continue the bust
ness under the name and style Of
may3i-u J. W PATTERSON a co
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DISSOLUTION.

rNHE C0pARTNEsHIP HERETOFORE Existing
Il under tho style off. W. Patterson Co.. is this day
dissnYni by mutual nnnacnI
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A FARM OF TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES, ~
"A miles west of Knoxville and Concord on the
tast Tennessee and Georgia Railroad 0ne-third cash
the remainder in one and two years Price ss51 ner
acre. LmyiOul Jos. A. MABRY CO.. Ag'ts
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAILROAD,
Knoxville, Tenn, May 20, 1860.
1--WE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE EAST TENNESSEE and
Georgia Railroad Company, requested TO meet at Knox
vile Wednesday, the 18th day Of July next for the purpose
Of ecng Board Of Directors and other officers OF the Road
and to transact any all business that may be necessary
It Important that all the stockholders be repesented either
in person or by proxy. THOs H. GALLOWAY,
ROBERT sNEED,
je7td Stockholders
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LANDS FOR SALE

YlNG between Second and Third Creeks on either side
~ Of the public road running west sold in lots to suit
purchasers. y D. CoWAN,
@ NJ MoGHEE,
may2tf Commissioners
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAVE
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

RuILDING LOTS in Whites addition to Knoxville
~ lots well situated for manufacturing sites on Second
Creek, aordng desirable situations for Tan Yards Brew
cries, Brick Yards, &c }. d. C0wAN,
q. NJ MoGHEE,
may2 If Commissioners
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SAFE

TUE FARM KNOWN As THE VANUYEM EARN
in the llh civil district q Knox county and adjoining
tho property of Dr. Harvey Baker il offered for sale on
liberal terms. For particulars apply to BA RGER LEE
at Knoxville. WV ''.,' navel iw
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- Son Detfrstura miro b.littst. oas auGv
Goi. 6cifmann oOn 8irstnta in Dem @sfs6t an
WOntas est6ctst murbs.
Sen gs9sam ron Slrsinisn purSt jet5et.t.
unlsr Beirut in Dsmirl6sr pirs auf $40
2CSts unb gsrtpunbete seItast, esr Dee 8siusss
ooeresn aui 1900.
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Sraubpils 1T Don Gtrrman nod mia
bsfsBt, GbarIsfoa ROD ntht aufsesetsu posrtn
uGb pirp &c bcfsutiiA aud ME p.rren.