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General Intelligence.
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, =, A., ...,-..,-
htnsl M u zen uoruon, nno usureu .pina !" pin'nu IVY
cery store in A,lsnts, &c.
n ,A..i.. r,., A.. ,.i.hx.,.S r.vix.,
iht Nov i on. ~ , - - ph.ritn s,ii.~.
w. wv ',,',s hsn ies'sne1 =, ei..a1 Wv sa. ~
On "o0o"n' VI ~A" "s''
in, u tu.uoN ,, - A.. IL. - A., ~,
80 -. is n' a.. N.v.i Ar.I.my
W. " " -
rAsTr 10 gaining ground In Georgia whlen
advocates q general repuilanon OF All prlNAn
inNoo'o'n''' INV vi ''N "'i '"s ''o
"AiL morning blusrs bANe heApng nnuency
or elect" sad doctor 'oa young lady You
will except bitter cold morning, wont you,use-
tor y inquired The lady
TnE only public amusoment they have a.
Charleston, \ e., s the occasional co hsc,non ana
HGo Of al anuonei robol furniture, which 10 gensr-
ally Of ssuporor quality
A, e'for, is now being made TO organize .
'Workngwonsns' Protective Union" In Chicago,
similar ~ hH ol)sA 70 thst NJ present N nuch
succesHni oleranon IN new forf'
''HASouAN" Foo1A the rebel Congressman, who
has Lsen soiourning IN Csnsda, aud whom the
President has parioaod, passed through cincin
ha' On sssruay' en- rouH ior tennessee
Ir arposrs that Maior General j. G. Robinson, Of
New York, WAS mustered out by mistake. The
error hAs been corrected Ho has soon much SER
vice and lost = log at spoltsylvAnia Courthouse.
srscE lIi5, when grape-vlnes wero introduced
INTO Csorns by tho priests, the wine crop has
never tesn known to fail. Tic yield In 1854 WAS I:
wine, 1000 900 gallons brandy, 200 900 ga Ions.
| r.. n, ,., ,,rts,... xho ,,., =, p,o,.,,,,,.
~ 49, "'n.n,,an o. A.. i9,h III o., ,is
passed motion Geciining ~ take the oath required
| Of cergymen and ioaehers by the now constitution
| Of II. .ssoun.
| ti,,.- ., .,,.,,..s 49,. 49,, .,,.,,,,,. H..
| s,. " 49, ~, ,Ia ,o,'s nr,. ~ az.
H'.H s, "" ~ A.. .e,r.o.,, pn, bnndra'I
% %oou'.' .o','p' .,e -, 80 - - ~. 80 o". , ~ ",
| gb,g5B tons
| co,,,,s,,, A.. .,,x,,,.u., xho., ,o.nt,..,.
| ,,, p -, .V - i.,',' 5,,,,,aS co,,a ,,,,,.,
~, ,.onS % ~, J''y ~ ''i".s.
S,.I .'I, a.. "a 20 -, % $50 an, uc.n.,
| ~ .,'asd ~, .hicb hs - soo
TGF Head Csntre" OF tho fenians OF Illinois,
-',nr.',c'ts go ,rn,.c,sJ sr s,talh.hine
| p.nv,s,,,'.I Gov,r,prnsy, IN IrcI.nd .oon ..id
,,oy,,rn,.nt I'm l.. r.cL,J IN by 2Ol. 600 men
p
GEs, JtNhI's indicted Tor the burning OF IMAM
beruurS, aud Tor whom "oyernor clrnn, oi Fenn',
has W n.de rslmTnon on no'stnU, @ M rerPSn no,. o "
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York Democratic state COnventio

Albanu, Sept. 0.-seon after l2 o'clock tho Con-
yention wAs called TO order by Petef Ca'fei' on
whose motion Hon. G. II. Winfield OF the county 0l
Orange. was chosen President pro rm. The list OF
deleg.te. was then called the names Of the contest
ants being omitted for the present.
On taking the chair, Mr.. Winfield sail be would
roi de ain the Convention with any extended re-
marks. You have met he raid 10 di,chaIre a
duty AZ important az any that has deyolNel uton ,no
Democracy for many years. me pag OF nf ibe ZEN
eral oveTnment, and has admlni,teTed the n nhasD'
our own state, ia soon 10 pass into ounnNrin. ounN'yu
The work Of reconstruction and oi tesIoI ,ns
harmony must hereioTe devolve upon that oid palV
which has administered the government oi olI 'oul
try through many years Of it's pfospcnV, II, tps
IA for granted that an abiding love Oi the mon nhh
determination 10 MAINTAIN II al any sac
uIte the pA.form II we undertake speak at all Of
public unctonaies, will be 10 sat tla' W ,n' y,
they Me in iavoT Of maintainins the IN III
end0ls. them. A. TO ths question o. suuieE' !. . W.,
oi necessity belong only 10 the STATE nd ~
And as ior those who have rtuTned mnrrel hu ih
red. and unable 10 followed those pursuits rom ~, %
the pers OF country called them, tney n,nn
ceiye At the hands OF the DemocTacf, thaI %nsiU s
which is their due, 10 support ard cheer theI d.,h
| ing days. Mr. Winfield said the Convention '0u'1
now proceed with the business oi tpo u''
IANHANY HALL.
NIL b. Uashin. said It would be rememh'rs'
that the claims Of the contestants from Sew J OH
ver, considered at the last Democratic s.''e Con
veption. and after mature consideration the Tam
many Hall delegation was recognized a' .Ae oh'
regular representatives of the democracy OF Ne'
York. In order to rave the time Of the Con'erHon
bo moved the adoption Of tho resolution he had w
homer 10 offer Al the last State Convention, a. io
| lows:
R.solred That the orEanizston known A. the ~ ~
many Hall organization, is the regular a.iiss',
of The democracy oil New YORK and that tns ,in INV
ciniming seAtA here under that organlLAll9p ns,
been regularly elected ~ delegates TO ths 'oH'''
ton. -
Upon this resolution be called the previous quo
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D,s.sser 70 tho Fl.ssAlp Lsncassss

One Of the ofhoen Of tho flagship Lancaster, vriti
Ing homo gives tho Information Of the disaster n
tho flagship while sf the coast Of California, which
nearly cassed the vessel to founder. She was struck
by tornado and before II ceased she became ain,oss
. wreck. Our informant writes 'she that w~s
looklns so beautiful Q week ago, 10 now used up-
Even tho oakum between the seams In her decks has
been pressed out sshth Of inehso great vas the
strain She lsbored droadfully In the and seemed
to twist 10 pieces q, every plunge but sho has sisy
delivered US, and wo all can bo thankful We
shall remain at Acopuloo for repairs for vhils.
This gallo was In the Gulf a California, 200
from lsnao
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From Mexico.
Another Batch OF Reports.

Ees ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-The Texas Correspondent oi
the New Orleans TINES, under date Of BroWn''lle'
August 70, says; "The Matamorn hoSIToh OF tho
preceding week. announces the arrival Of BeAurosArd
a. Vera Cruz. The Liberals on the border are iu.eh
but are recruiting large force for future action
force Of mperalsts with wagon train on tie route
from Monterey 70 MntGmoros, W" met BY lAperh
scouts, attacked, and driven back to Monterey
colonel Of the late Confederate army was killed Re
enforcement, from Ma,amoras were met by Cor'ins'
Rneriillas nd driven back"
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The Latest News
ByTcIesrnph 10 the n. ". sun
Dub WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

Military Railroads in The South.
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Al tho State election in Vermont yesterday tho
vote was unusually light The candidates for Cover
nor were Paul Dillingham; Il niony, aud g. ~ Dayen-
port tOpposiuonl. Full returns iiom about twenty
Eve towns about one. NTH OF the state give Dins-
ham 800 and Davenport l554 votes indicating the
election Of Dillingham; by minority lSrscf than was
received last fall for the Union tcset tor'y'eieht
towns elect forty-thrse Union sad i've Democrats 10
the LeEislaIuTe.
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TuK ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEEr.
John Hull s.d Jshu Crnpesu Holm ebb,us .

THR ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLERr.
John hull asd Jshn Crspcsu Hobsebbins.
The gathering Of the English and French aeeu al
Brest, and tho anticipated naval review At Ports
mouth, England. was, ct last accounts receiving The
undivided attention Of both these nations. The lat
est English exchanges give full detail. Of the recsp,s
,ion Of tho English heet At Bresl
The feet arrived al Bros, on the morning ~ Aus.
2ls and had splendid weather for Its entrance Into
the harbor. For several hour, previous TO the time,
at vhich the fleet expected to arrive, thousspds
across the mas Of waters In hope Of being able tg
dercry the "iron and wooden walls Of England" 40
suish.ble, Shieh proved TO he the Admiral. ,hipp
following In the wake Of which vere number OF
the Admirsl's ship nearcd the harbor Of Brest ,hy
commenced 70 salute ,he French feet. The hIins OF
sas h sso ys s the m. Tor ss 'hS s: Ssss
| sounded, th. air rang with snthssiastic hlrrahs
tho reef. ,he rushing and shout. Of the muittud,
assembled on the cliffs, tbs music Of the military
m ,hs !. O o .Sa
scene; The msnGuvesins OF the hnslish fleet ~
semi-sircle, they passed In the most beautiful orde-
before the French squadron side by eide With which
thoy anchored, tho various movements being srceui-
| cd with admirable precision. Bcsidos the knglisfs
and French sguadrons some twenty largo vessels
were lyins in the rcadstesd the whole Of which we're
gaily dressed With har OF both nations. "fsL" says
hrt thriil Of curiosity over, the feeling among
| The grand, the magnificent tho unhesrd Of spec-
t.cle consists, soI all in thia that Ave snslish iron
couple Of dispatch boats and couple 4 sssm yseh,.
steam into Brest Hsrbor cs,t sncSss By he .ds Of
French squadron. remain for four dsya and then 60
greatly dminishod In pumber previous 70 Its arrvs9
at Brrst by the sparaon from Il a Chsrbourg Of al
the wooded frsass. Tho voyage Of the Enslist hsse
from Cherbours sppear W have been littis chequc-
cd thsre no heavy weather 70 test the ssagoinT
qualities Of the iron-cleds Tho formal reception ID
the feet being oves the officers won't lahore and toek
part In the brilliant festivities prepared Tor them On
the Esd and 2<th, the officers engaged In boat
racing and number Of reSattaa we're announcsd y
| come on. On the morning Of the 39th, the frenoh
| and EnGlinh hsets to make their formal ontry
into spithesd. A programme Of osremonies csveItne
| moro than week have been ARRANGED by the kns-
liah Government, which will, ~ sAAted, eclipse -
| scsnes of the French cslebratfo4
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A vrtr excited state of feeling e1i'" between
the whites and blacks 81 Chattanooga Tenn
Trouble is expected.
The snnu.l commencement exercises Of Browns
University, ., Provid, nee, R. l. ooeurrsd yester-
DAY. The graduating class numbered i0rN'
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her person II u presumed shs vss scsusliy kills.

her person u u presumed shs vas equally kills6
by fright.
osa OF the most destructive rain storms whicAs
has ever occurred In Philsdelphis, visited tbsa
city on Monday last For an hour The rain poured
down In one continuous, binding sheet, which,,
sou o,erAowing The sewers and culverts, flooded
ts streets from curb 70 curb with . rushing tor
tcns bearins with II everything Of . movable na-
tuio. Ia many localities the wster rose above The
ns-sts and running into The stores Of cellars
and houses created the NEST intense exciteeens
smons .hs occupants. Newspaper presses wore
sopico the flooding Of press-rooms; the culin-
sy lspAtnenn OF the numerous hossls, Including
the Continental and Glr,rd Uou..s vere Invaded.
and he hres erunsuished, aud the Easements oE
tenemsns houses we're nocied, and the snrights6
tenants driven forth. FRS, floors even were
deluged, and property Of every description, TO the
value OF thousands Of dollars destroyed. Trayen
on the horse cars was for tune suspended and 40
deep was the water in many iocAlues that ba,hers
amused themselves by swimming about the suss,s1
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HOW THEY ARE TO Be DISPOSED Of,
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.ie. II could not yah In the hospital the witne.
taw man who had been shockiLlly bitten In tho
head BY the doss and who died soon after.
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EDUCATION
To THE PUBLIC.

A Ttte soi.citato o II erds ard % ed the cause
"a 81 iemsi- eouestioe, be uudsr- n q has de-.
teTmnfa 20 oreR q $ hool for Female, Ia his q
ne hfst Mon ~ u September next 10 huila
Up a psilns ! 3 ool, smhrsc NJ 8 the useful
gnd ofnA eatsi hr suches, = he =, iect
Here b Tent a. ee Is vide fed ara ore in
vi ich We - roes 70 xcr ise ali orr ene = -
aad Wha'tvcr scq irements ye ~ q fiterarv isb,r
rnsy have s. .en rs havlnr srent the 80 sorr
n rihs 70 sing The best Shoots IN dsfFe-. nj
s s'es. We have crossword % iadicioupiv 81 II
tie aalieat pcic 81 81.
Tna ccnrse VII Be fh,rongh and the instr,e ;on.
stlaci uhlle pers0nsl altentor VII - gwen I, ~,
mo-ai, intellectual and PhySical d.Vslopnzs nj :
carr tiansy without seciariaaisn III Be paA,.ei,
On che-ished purpose VII Be 70 impress n,
iaes thnf tensile a3ucau.n should Be thofo,uk tsr
fli and rsspicts
Muse ~ ning. end ocuton or She AT a. Rad
Ire vel aiond, vii occupy Their msrited places
~ fe tsnrht oy the test masters
A Inn ied number q io<sdiog papils win b
taken
spufcatoa snsde psTsoBsiiy Or By iet.er s3dress
inc hrr SO Nsshrlf, Ierr.
iyS 4tw I'll sept ". = WARD.
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W. do not profess 70 Be The only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found At bis
Office a. al hours, day or nightJ' nor Dc
We, IN Offering our services 70 the invalid.
desire b recommend ourself h prefefonct
70 other equdly we'll established and ex
perienced physieiansi nor do We pre-
tspd % be infallible, or the only man &c.
pablo Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
DO not claim the p0saessions Of any sgonder-
ri secret rcgleaiss, or extraordinary agree
cole treatment OF Pciii1tiUes; IS ell sensible
men must know, tha4 success in the prhc-
tice Of medicine, does not dependHo much
upon the discovery Of nero REMEDIES, OF neu
rsoag Of treatF,eat, o. upon he skillful u.s.
of thoss agencies neeessaFy % q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expe
renee and patient application. We ros-
pcctfully refer the public 70 eur general ad-
vertiscment, ir another part Of the paper
Once hours from in the morning I'll 3
st night. I. Z. coLEEAz, n. D.
81 North Cherry 81. Nashville, Tenn
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MARKETS

lBy TeleUsph.l CEScrSNA1I, July 8.
Flour frner bntnaarKss qsiefi supeffne s595 Is
extrs Is sos IS; trade boards SOTO 81 U.s.. Wheat
advanced pane red 81 lOe. Corn unchanged.
Oats SO and suprli Hehf buyers oier e5S6Tc
Whisky dul ct s. csc. Pro islons firm AMI quiet
Bulk meats, 1s15g &c flr shoulders l5c for sides,
and I6 forelear -ldss. Lard held at i9c and MT
much offered. Cheese -Iised to l5@ Go. Butter
and egl s unC hansed. + E
The river hiss faIlen inches. snd The weather is
clear. Thtre was plea AIT broezs last night, ano
the Thermometer fell to 50 about mid-n ght, but Al
noon 957 gain. -ar 8nftk
PIT BUHs July This river is I feet By the pier
mark ana fill'n Weather clear aad pleasant
Ew YonK, July s.
Cotton firm at SOC for middllnz. Flour qliet and
hrn 81 Sc $50 o5s.- Corn in cd demand. H
0 wheat quiet and firm, and i92e bette Westera
CON dul aad dropping At 7sGsoe forsound rid
ding. Westan rork quiet bat frm at 1875 new
mss dull. Beef dun Whiszy dul at s. sc Pc
trol, q qu,-ta AMI nominal. Gold opened at 1871;
closed e 40. ZgEI8
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HIoH PRIcE OF -Notwith-
standing the city laws against regrating and
foFestalling, we are subjected 70 the most
ornerous burdens every time We buy an
eatable in the market, or at a green grocery.
For this We are ourselves 70 blame. Let the
people combine in an effective organization
70 break now the nefarsous swindling Of these
provision brokers. We can conceive Of no
greater meanness or crime than conspiracy
against the indiscriminate population Of q
city, whereby the rich are made poor,and the
poor made beggars. We shall refer to this
subject again. IN the mean time let a pub
lie meeting be held, and effective steps taken
to relieve ourselves Of the evil complained
Of
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Persons buscquaintsd IN the city seeing
so many advertisements foF the tEsatmen
OF Special Diseases, are oitsa at 4 loss 70 de
termine 10 whom 70 entrust the treatmeni
Of such cases, 70 SUCH persons We take
pleasure ia stating that the oldest sstab
iishment Of this kind is Ct 10. % Deaderiek
street., aad tbis should be sufficient guAr-
antee that this is reliable institution. DB.
A. RIcHtRD JoSEs may be found in his Of
fes during the hours stated in his general
IL nfice-
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8aaA.Aots gist
COMMERCIAL.
DAlLE usIos orrrur.

ALG0EoL-ss, so, 6,75Gs,700 Der gallon.
APfIEs--Sone in market.
BEAEs-Nona n market
BAoGISe-S0e per yard.
BALE RoPE-lsc per n.
BEEF-Dried PC pes y.
BucKEIs-Paintod, 81 per dog.
BAcOE-Clear sides, lie: i5c for shoul-
ders; Sugar cured hams 1sca27c p pound ;
Country hams s0@22c.
BR0oXs-S4 50(dS5 per dozen.
BUTTER AND Eges-Butter Csc. Eggs,
33Gs5c per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRUIT - Peaches, 2Ib IS 90 per
dozen, d $500 per Gozea.
CASDLEs-Tsllov lS62oc Star, &c per n.
CHExsE-Hamburg. &c. per r.
CoFEEE-Prime Rio. 33c srd 81 &c per n.
Cove 0YsTERs-2D cans $3.50 per dozen in
b cana IS, so per dozen ia boxes.
/ cRAcKERs-Butter and Soda So round.
Dsr GooDs-BroWn sheeuuy acc. per
yard.
Calicoss, MerImscs ". 5sss5e; other prints
ranging from IS 20 SOC
DRTED FRuIr Apples &c .; peaches &c.
FLoUk-Superfn STH, best brands Of
cho CO family S55kassaSll.
FEED torn Ia sack in store ST 50 1 IS;
50 0 Oats 81 Braa 50 55i shorts s.
HIDEs.-Gr-en saited hides, &c per b
Flint hides, s9l0c per .
LEAFHER-oak sole soc; hemlock sole,
80; skirting 5000; harness, as; bride per
dog. s55s60; kip skins Ss0as0; calf SASS;
upper SS565O.
LAsD-2z@2Se per n, in tierce. Keg 2tc
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,2e@Sl, 40 per
gallon.
MAcKEsrL,-In 4 barrels 81 90 In kits
no 2. s. rs; No. ], $3.50.
MEAL-sl, so per bushel.--Scarcs
MUsTARD-German, in jars S2G3 per doz.
Union do 90 per dozen
NAILs-Ten pennies So 50 round per key
0IL-Tsnners 2 5uas2,75; Neat-ioot. q, 50
ass 90 Lard s., 5aas,a0; Castor, S5,5}<;
Linseed, Sal, so; Coal oil Sl,25 per gallon.
PorAToEs-Irish, Sc per barrel. Scarce.
PIcKLEs-Pint jars IS, per dozen, quart
do S., per dozen, do in half barrels So 90,
per gallon.
PEPPsR--Biack Acc per n.
RAIsINs-M. r. L. S6s6,50 per box.
SUeARs-N. 0. Sugar in hhds i65S9I7}{c,
in bbls. l75x@lsHo crushed, graduated,
and powdered 23@24c per b.
sYRur-Goldens 81 so per gallon in \ bbls.
SALT-Seyen bushel in barrel S. 90 by the |
100 barrels, $3.50 in smaller lots.
Whisky BOURBON y gal. 50 509S4,s0;
Pure old r. c. 81 5o@S5 90. Wines vary. |
log from Sl4 90 to $50, owing 10 Vintage.
Brsudies SI29s20.
White Leau, l5a25c.
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Erw HrAroul ETEzs From the number
Of Generals ami other officers constantly
seen at the Erwin House, it is no wonder
thst strangers take it 70 be the Department
Headquarters
Gen. Cooper has been there for some time.
Generals Wile5 and Grosvsner returned
yesterday, from their homes in Ohio, en-
route to their commands in this Depart
ment.
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SUDDEN DRATH.-Wm. Tsnsey, e native Of
Roseomon county, ireland, aged 20 years,
who had been stopping with Patrick Ne
Tigue, on Lower Market street, died sud
denly on Friday evening. He had been
drinking bard fer several day, and after
dinner retired 70 bed. About four o'clock
he became delirious and died soon alter.
30 inquest was deemed neceusry. Il Is not
kaoHn whether he had any family or not.
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sUicIDE.-August Hals, formerly private
IN company G, 18Th Tennessee Infsntry,
thet himself ysstsrdsy sftsrBoon about
o'clock. Tor two or three d va he had been
boarding with Mr. John sehleicer, who
states to ttat he showed nc signs Il in
sanity, snd was nos al he ;imo Of the 4
occurrences az al in qaor. Without giviog
any rremoniton Of bis intention he went
deliberately 10 a bureau drawer and took
from 81 a pistol belonging to AR. 8, the
mazslo Of which be placed In his mouth,
blowing the ohsTge completely through his
bead. Ia a momentafser he =sas found upon
his kasts, with HE body inclined forward,
perfectly assd. his disehsrgs from The
srmy was dated si Knoxville, Tenn, june
a, 1855. he wse native OF sehatiani
Germany, aad - yesFs Of eye.
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Tbs Rev. Mr.. Bunting having arrived in
the city, religious service may be expected
this, and every sabbsih morning, in the
basement Of the lst Prssbyterisn Church,
commencing at Io5z o'clock. The public
sre respectfully invited 70 attend. The Sab
bath School VII be opened at 81 o'clock
and continued reglsrly hereafter.
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Mr.. G. eiers, Photographer, AZ and a,
Union street, viii leave this morning for the
East, where he win improve himself in she
arta Of Photography, and buy the necessary
material for Citing bis Gallery up equal to
the best ia the Southwest. During his alb
sence, his patrons W Il find competent Ar
lists 70 wait upon them.
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IL, parsons hxvine aled eiEun haiors tae
"a Board a Claims lnst tcts3 y der speclal
neldtlraer No 81, Of March taih, 1913, " AID epe-
eiai order No. zst Oct. q, 1854. - have certt
rstrs n san,e, srrethsr VITA anlou1ts q aEard-,
b. anplvinx % william Drieas. hecordrr q seia
d az ~ oalr ftssea esih rad - a. cersrs7ssT
a tiif frT,a EsslIf . sss.s elfi Gee ~ ..
q 1ired cdee 4 A. 60 = Gays eoEnsr y csdas
Street a,d square ~ Starr.
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By an act Of Che Legislature every voter
must get certificate Of Registration from
the Clerk Of the County Court in the county
in which he lives before he can vote.
Clerks Of counties can be supplied BY ap.
plieatiOn to this o.iee, or by mail, enclosing
funds.
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Attention Printersf

EATHvmLs, TrES., July 2, 1865.
Mr. Sam. Lathrop an Mrs.. Post, To VIM.
C mernp, 4 Co., putlaher Union, D q. 10
amount due fr n nting programmes and
advertising, 1896
Absconded without paying the amount,
besides leaving indebtedness to other par
ties Of over 500. II
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DnowEzD.-Dauiel Cunningham, a dis
eharse so'aier, iorne y belonging 10 com
pany D, SD New York infantry, Yves
drowned yesterday morning abou; s o'clock,
in The river, At tee Lower Land ng, while
attempt ns 20 sep from enc ha1-boat 70 an.
other. He wss ab at thirty years Of sge,
and has g mo her living 10 Dublin, Ireland
on Barracks street, near Silver. Upon HE
person was found a Cerlifeae Of Deposit ior
two hundred dollars from the Enisrant In
dassFial saving, Bank, No. 81, Chambers
street, New York city, dated March I'd,
1864, ard numbered $4,000. This is in p8s-
session OF Coroner P. B. Coleman of this city.
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The 9th District.
S. N. ARSRLI, Esa,

AroMISEE OF IRE DISTRICT COW INT on,
N VII be released 10 m ct ana Esdress Ihe
Naers Of tns 9Th Congressional Dis re ct TIE O.
lowing times and pla aces. Mr. Thomss il inv ted
20 stisni
On Monday. Ioih July, at cufop. in wsyuu
county.
On Wednesday, iash Ju'y, at DscsturViIls. Desa
tur rouufy.
On Fricsy. tsth Ju'y. tL'pdsn. Perry eOut ".
On saturday, f5.h July, e b IA -oWn, Per ,
couniy.
On Monday. n jay, 81 Johnsoavns. Hunph
reye county ~ #4.L
On Wednesday, 18Th July. q Waiver ,, Humph
On Frdsis. slst JAY, At oharlOs e. in ekseI
ccuuiy.
On Monlay, 29h July, st Diver, in sssEar
couay-
- wednesday, sesA Ju'y, a c srls'ille. Mont
Eorery Couf ty
On stuuEd y, % Jay, a. centevine, H.OkmsS
cocuty
On Monday. SIS, JAY. at Columbia, IN M,urs
com y. jlly4
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win sell on Tuesday, July IIth, 1855, st
Hospial No. l6. college, street, be CIV
Church, a. 10 O'Clock, q. NJ, So bed sscksi
40 hair mattresses; s. bisntetsi 81 matt
rcsses; go liaen shrts; g prs drawers; vi
cotton shris; IS wash taoss heating
stoves; cooking stoves, and great many
ertic.es not mentioned above
A. J. CoNFoET.
Asst. Surg. q. s. A.
ToS. G csvxK, Auctioaeer. j1ls-st