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: Administrative Notice. !.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under,
signed has been appcintad, and Is quail.
fed as Administrators Of the Estate q
DANIEL w. EASTMAN, deeeased'
late of Senesa Coqnty, Ohio.
JOHN w, EASTMAN.
Avg. II, 1865, 4o-~
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9 vaykss becu, appointed Assessor of Internal
! Rsspuc At TSledo. sshsTC
nea. THE Tribune is sound on the
Union all thcItimc. Subscribe Tor IL
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meptspsGd for; receiving, the ,sigbals
through the Atlantic cable, while, it
vas beirg paid ONT yerq SO delicate
that they marked. the oscillations iof
the ship. '.'.- '.,'' =, ,''''.,.. =, .,., ,''
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yTHy Slsepingycar set apart fer the
cs&yft%Ss ofgon, $saht and family
from Detroit to Chicago, was the
finest 2@ tlss fsslnept costing 6.cigh.
teen thousand dollars.
0IIanq1 9-%4-r---I,----- ; --zIHn gglfC
lITHR tfqstessl OfaWashhIetqnl ] Col!
lege, at Lexington, Virginia, have
elected thefebti General Robert Il.
Lee as preidentSaedt IN. great
anxiety at the South to know if the
General isowillhg to'tcach ".school. -
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Attorney and Counssllot al law, Notary Public
and Insurance Agent. epeciAl alish;iOa paid 10
collections. Hedges Dloet, Tifin, vi sff
June In 1907.
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Married.

On the 22d inst, BY the Rev. NJ: k'eher' d
" p. Mr.. wa. HI fswE,eRRr, of this vicinity, 70
Miss MAnrnAC. IIraros, Of Michigan. ~ -
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pers. Price cents.
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/ A COMPANY with $4,000 capital
hl bsaP orspniiea in watsrtO9h, n,
", for the purpose Of manufacturing
portable steam engines 2 iWatertown
has an immense water power. We
suppose the Black River at, above and
below Watertdwn; sayfor twenty miles
has water power unequalled in the
world. There is 4 peealiarity in the
water whihl makes i, particularly
good for manufacture of 5woolens.7-H
The name of the stream is derived
from its solor, and that FROM the
marshes in which it has its source. 1t
is a rapid, angry, treachcrous stream,
''tearihg tbingsg' in It's annual fresh
cts, aud full of under currents tha.
draw in its many victims. q 2fit
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Loss OF the Schooner Lorena-Crops OF
Louistnna Looking Well-The Celebra-
tion Of the Fourth, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, July s, 1865,
The schooner Loreps, from New Orleans for Mobile,
wrecked the lower distractions. The cargo was
owned by J. NJ g. Parker She was . total loss
The crops looking well In West Louisiana Freed
still continue to flock into town.
There 10 10 b double celebration Of tho Fourth to-
morrow. The first committee appointed having too
many Of the lats rebels upon it, opposition meeting
Is be held which Is TO be addressed by Major General
Banks. The ether meeting will be addressed by William
Rsed Mills
The American nag which hauled down by the
rebels from the Custom House to DO restored with all
the h0nora
The True DAta has passed into the hands OF W. K.
Adams and nv Oliver
The steamship Evening Star sails for New York TO-
night.
Tho Timss Ia informed that the rebel portion Of the
Cbcrokees starvation and General Stanley sp
pcas to Texas for relief.
Cotton-A moderate inquiry, but no sales In Western
produce there Is no material change. Gold, 140H Do
nestle exchange checks Now York; 80 per cent dis
count Freghts-A steam transport Ia up for New
York, to tals wool at IL NC.
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r E N N E S s EE.
Our Nashville Correspondents.


NASHVILLE, July s. 1896.
THE CROPS
Throughout the State as near As I can learn
from exchanges and from travellers looking very
fine In the past week have had several refreshing
rains which have made the corn grow very rapidly.
There has been great deal OF planted and II noth
ing prevents Tennessee will have large quantities to
ship into Georgia and Alabama and those States will be
glad TO receive IT, as they will likely be very short OF
the staff Of fe Other crops also looking finely, and
with the return OF and the renewal OF industry
Tennessee may once DO made TO bloom and blossom
as the
TIE CoxnssARY DEPARTMENTS
at this place are very extensive, being composed
OF some four Ave very large warehouses.
They are all under the supervision Of Capt. j. J.
Little, depot commssary, who has had charge Of them
for nearly three years He is an excellent business
man, as the fact OF his being retained in position
long will evidence. He has received and issued
several millions Of rations, and, although several at
tempts have been made to IRE the buildings, he
mas never lost q pound Of stores by IRE During
the time Hood investing Nashville aud Thomas had
MS large army concentrated here nearly every house on
an entire street-Broad sreet-was filled with commits
say stores Besides these, stores were arriving almost
hourly from other points and YET i was almost mPossi.
these facts will be that the oommsssry busnsssat
this point has been big thing" and justice suggests
that the officer who has done much and bore many
weghy responsibilities with entire satisfaction to the
government, is eminently deserving Of promotion.
ADDITION TO THE DIVISION OF THE rEySHssKE
The following order not yet published here will
plain ITSELF
General Ofders-No q
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY DIVISION THNNEssEE, I
NAsHvIILE, Tenn, June %, 1895.
By direction Of the President the United States the
Department Of the Mississippi embracing the State Of
Mississippi has been added to the Military Division Of
the Tennessee
Major General H. W. slocum United States Volunteers,
has been assigned to the command Of that department.
headquarters at Vicksburg, Miss.
By command Of Major General THOMAS
VIZ. D. wHrrrLs, Assistant Adjutant General.
CONSOLIDATION.
Brevet Brgader General Minty has Just returned from
Macon where he had boon perfecng arrangements for
the consolidation Of the veterans Of the Second and the
recruits Of the Fourth Michigan regiments Of cavalry
They will BIO Immediately consolidated, under command
Of General Minty, and known the Second Michigan
cavalry General Minty is Of the very best officers in
tho United States service He Is soldier from choice,
and by nature and education hope him receive
an appointment In the regular army long, 'for the
good OF the service" General Rosecrans said when
recommending him for promotion.
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Double Murder In PhtisAelphia.
TWO BROTHERs KILLED By A WOMAN.

from tho Philadelphia Ledger July 81
late on tho night OF tho Sd OF July when preparations
wcre being made to celebrate the nssnal birthday with
moro than usual spirit, double mur:er committed
81 restaurant in Third street. noar Grard avenue the
victims bcing two brthers, named Joseph and Isaac
Sides tho former twenty -four years old the latter but
twenty years who stabbed by Adea Ridley young
married woman, wife Of John Ridley
The house ut which the s.abbDs took place Ia said to
have been kept by Joseph Sdes and IL reported that
John Ridley, husband OF Adels has an interes, in T.
restaurant at &t3 St. John street On Monday afternoon
she rode out to Enge VOLTS arm, along wth.her bar
tender, and shere sho me; Joseph Sdes and bus
reputed wife, and Others but does hot appear from the
testimony before the Coronsss jury that there any
quarrel there when MIRA Ridley returned iothe city In
tho evening abe went To the restaurant in rhrd street.
Grd Avenue and there acted In such psnner az TO
induce the belief that she was intoxicated She had
drink Of lluor, and before leaving broka one ~ the
pitchers the bar Upon going sho sa'a that she in
tended 70 return, ead TO stay when she came back
That about EIGHT or haf past eight o'clock In To
evening. From there she went TO her own homo, ead
did not return until after eleven O'Clock She wslfod
into the BARRON with dagger n hes hand and p'ssea
ing that John Ridley the husband wsbot here she asked
for him Sides replied that he had. gone into The yard
without making movement as II 10 go in the direction
designated she turned TO Sides saying and ysure ono
of them toe" asinR vile cdthet and at tho same
mo.ncn. leaned over and plunged the dagger into he
back Though the instrument had pierced vital part,
Sides arose. seized chair, ar staggered towards ber
raising as u to strike. He sank 10 the noor, however,
before he had advance two peces, and Ms Ridley went
on towards the front door Lsso Sides who was pres
ent towards her TO arsst her and he approached
the woman, who seemed w nave bceome possssHcu ~
the spirit Of fury she png the dagger n,ohs bowels
Three wounds inflicted by her Of which he died on
Tuesday night joseph Ss3 died after ne received
the wound
Tho witnesses who wee examined by the Coroner d'
not throw any light upon The mysterious killing. INA
Mrs Ridley may have had motive for taking the life o
her husband the circumstances seem 70 Indicate; bi
there II no motive assigned for taking the hic Vt Joscp
ider She evidently stabbed lrac W make her escars
Immediately after the comtnisslon oil the double mul
der she fed from the house and though dgent scare
was made Cor her by tbs police OF the Seventeenth
abe was not arrested until the lapse OF an hour Sh
wS thea fovnd ., her house N W. John stfeSA drs~e
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PIERRE sOuLE

FArr oy The SPKcrE BELONGING 70 rHE Nsw ORrBASs
BASxsIt has at last been positively ascersined what
was tho fate OF the specie sent from here by the New
Orleans banks ct the time the city captured by the
Union forces Immediately upon the surrender OF the
Confederate armies commission sent by the banks
into sfhe confederacy TO look after and possible to
secure this money. The commission consisted OF Mr.
Irvine now acting cashier OF one or the banks and Mr.
West an old merchant OF this city Telesraphc advces
have been received from them which do not leave
10 doub, that the money all used by The rebel autho
rites prior 10 and at the time Of the grand collapse IL
has also been pretty clearly sscetaned that large sum
OF this money was appropriated by some Of the high
Confederate denitarcs for their own personal benefit
There was about four millions I've hundred thousand
dollars OF this specie In ALL and its loss will prove
severe blow 10 the banks The agents Of the banksbe
gentlemen above named-sre their way back 70 New
Orloans -Nev OrieaN True DelIn J,tue "a
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

LrxnrooL--s.eam,h'r Ednbure-M Indie. Johnson, =
iieaton r. iien,es Won Roy, p Williams, O n Dent,
Is Lahrop, Lehner II Nc Evan, Mr. Pilgrim, , Clemens
J Lnehan, Potter, Mr. Payne, Kline Vim McCance
Biackhaw and Lady Eyers Woods, Mrs Prize Mr. Doug
lac and lady, Mcbride Gcale, Hertz Sydney D
& w sna s.C Ms. Peters Miss ur. NJ.
Knevitt Allen, lady and two children Miss Hoinswcr,h
r Rincon, ] Rncon q 0aiardo and servant Captain
Adelsuerna, Mr. Monaghsnsnd 596 seerage passengers
DEPARTURES.
Col Rotch, Master Arthur Rotch, Benz shreve, w
Ropes Miss Ropes Mrs Forssr Coolidge Mrs Coolidge
Miss Gardner, William Tucker Jamee II Chadwick h
Pierce George Mlin Lemuei shaw, William Parker, Mr.
foprisssl Humphrey, James Stone William oulria,
Arthur cheney, Wright withereli servant Capt
Loots Nathan Strauss Mr. and Mrs Arthur Tufts. Mrs
Noodle John Bateson Mrs George Croker Miss Crock
cr, Croker, II Hayward, Jsmes Hume, James
: :s AHT,i . B'9SR x E''sm Canyon
Mr. and Mrs w Corss, Madame Risan Miss Ward, Mrs
Latham spd child Misses Ronadson Sanford and
friend fsaAoa Mr. and Mrs Brse and son, Smith Mr.
and Mrs William Lawton James Reed and two Daughters
Gso tRd S M n NJ s.s MI: rnois
pei and servant jose Sierra, Patrick, Morrison,
For slifsr-wses sockbrdge, Mr. and Mrs Oliver Ste
vens, Miss Stevens, DR. w Iovejoy, Judge Ingrahan,
Robert Bellon Mrs Ankeel and two children, Reeves Mr.
Rev NJ Ne. Rev NJ Mr. ssnc
wits Mr. and Ma Thorburn, NJ and Mrs LeMeswricr two
Masses MoQil Total lS3.
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Eirea I'm 81. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, July 0, 1903.
Gre on the attn destroyed Hcrmtz Co.'s reotifyng
establishment, near tho corner Of Main and Walnut
streets; also the warehouse Of W. y Throor Co. ,d.
joining Hermitz's lose $4,000; insured for $4,000
Throop's loss on building and stock over $4,000 fully
insured.
nre yesterday destroyed tho upper stories Of r W.
MItchelis furniture and carpet store No i34 Fourth
street. Loss $4,000 70 $4,000; insured Tor 40 900
principally 10 Eastern oompaaisA
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Our city subscribers will confer favor BY reporting
any Of our city carriers who overchage for the HsRAES
Country subscribers to tho NEw YoRK HERALD r.
quosted remit their subscriptions Whenever prsc
cable by Post Once Orders II 10 the safest mode u
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should DO sent to the once before MAE
O'Clock In the evening
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Whereabouts of Late Rebels.
BRAxTON BRAGG.

From the Now Orleans Picayune, June n
This old and prominent citizen Of Louisiana, whose
fortunes been varied during the late war; arrived
city by the Mobile boat yesterday morning, and s
stopping at the st. Charles General Bragg In excel
lent health, and looks " he could 'gIve EN- little
more grape" yet In the moro halcyon and glorious
days Of the republic Like all the generals OF the Con
federste army he recognizes the march Of events and s
only ambitious retire. before the war; and full
oil the duties Of an American citizen.
PIERRE sOULE.
We learn that this distinguished and eloquent gentle
man has opened law ONCE In the city Of Mexico Not
content under the sway Of either OF the beligerens In
the late war, he, something like year ago. found his
way TO that country and made asylum for his family
on plantation Puebla Ever active, however he
soon moved up TO the capital where We doubt not hs
srmi.lega semi political questions which sgitate thai
ever distracted country.
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In full sailors dress with moustache 30 completes
BY had she not been pointed out by lad Al the CorS
inquest ON the body Of Joseph SIDES she fully
Identified the person who inflicted the wound ana
Committed to await her trial
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Dastardly Attempt to Blow UP the stsam-
boat Chorcorda.

CENrRK HARBoR, N. H., July ., Ibbo.
While the steamboat Chorcorda lying at the wharf
ai ths place last night some unknown person placed
keg Of powder the furnace when explosion took
place. blowing up tho front deck and sbattsrns the door
panels but not injurng the machinery She was able to
loave on time this morning No one was much injured
on board
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ChevaIicr's Life fer the Hair RESTORES
sray hair 10 is original color Stops It's falling QUIZ keeps the
Read eear stands above with other ha{
dressing Sold tho drug store. and AZ ny o9ss 70
Broadway. SARAH a. OhbNhLAEns N. ".
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Important orders from General Granger.
ALL SLAVES DECLARED FREE.

HsADoUARrxRs DISTRICT or TsxAs,
GALVESTON, Texas, juno TO- 1895
Tho peopn Of Texas informed that In accordance
with a proclamation from the Executive Of the United
States all slaves Free" This involves absolute
equality Of personal rights and rights OF property be-
tween former masters and slaves, and the connection
heretofore existing between them becomes that between
employer and hired aborer The freedmen advised to
remain quietly at their present homes and work for
wages They informed that they will not be allowed
10 collect AZ military posts and that they will not be
supported In dleness either there or elsewhere.
Major General GRANGER,
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Several thousand men and women shook hands With
or otherwise saluted Admiral Fasgut and General An
derson In Faneun Hall to-day Tho levee was quite
informal
The steamer Fairbanks, from savannah with tho
evening.
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries
j. CLUrB, sesssr. i7s Broadway.
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Address To Smokers.-POllak q Son.
Mccrschaum Manufacturers, Goa Broadway, FOURTH
street Pipes Cigar Holders RETAIL order. bosA
mounted and repaired.
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A Raid.-AIl HousekeePers are Advfsea
10 BUTCHERS Lightning Fly Rirer. Sold By all drug
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THE SALE or COTTON.
GENERAL oRpRRs-vo. s.
uvaAn nrxu n,ow,,e-r =

HgArQuARrEs, DrsrRrCr OF TExA, I
GALVESTON, Texas July 10, 1895.
Until the arrival Of the proper Treasury agents In this
district oil cotton may DO turned into tho Qunrermester
Department for shipment 10 New Orleans New York
there 10 sold the United States purchasing agents
In OF such consignment bills OF adng will be given
and tho owner Wi be permitted 10 accompany his pro
perry the purpose OF eecnG It's sale 10 the purchas
ing AGENTS No cotton other products OF nsurrec-
tionary States can DO shipped on other conditions BY
order OF Major General GRANGER
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Ladies' for tho Countsy-If yea wish
Roots and shoes for yourselves sd famio buy then 81
MILLER CO. -, 3s7 Canal streat
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preserv1ttve
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail No. Astor HOUSE
The aye applied by skliful artists.
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Grsver & Bsksx's Highest Prcmtun
Essso stitch sad Lock s.eh Sewing haeasIes ssS Broad
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best FAM
lily Literary Journal I'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week Ia now
ready Il contains full and mnutey detailed narrative
Of the Scenes and Incidents OF the Flight Of Je Davis
from Richmond down the night previous 10 his CAP
ture written by OF his staff officers who accompanied
the rebot chiefs tho whole distance interesting
count of Celebration OF tho Eighty ninth Annvorssy
of Independence Of the United States in this city:
an Of tho Reception Of Flags OF tho Now Yor
Volunteer regiments Albany report Of the Celebrates
the great battle field Of Gettysburg, with the Grafton
Of General Howard and Miles O'Reiliys Poem OF the
Day and Place News from Washington; Appointment q
Provisional for South Carolina Interesting
reports OF sairs In the late Rebellous DISTRICTS aAs
news from Europe Mexico, Cuba Central America 10
Editorials leading Of the day; Poetry; vsy
interesting original story. written expressly for The
WEEKLY HERALD entitled Opposite Sides, Story Of The
War In ths Shenandoah Valley tho thrilling story q
IA Dreadful Night" Facetip Literary, Artistic anl
Sci ntfc News; Musical and Theatrical Review for the
week; Religious Items Sporting Inteige nce; intsrese.
ing reading for Farmers and Gardeners; valuable Re-
views OF the Money, Commercial, Cattle, Horse. Dry
Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets, and reports OF III
other interesting events OF the past week.
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will DO gwen for the best original American story.
making ri least three hundred and CITY printed pagsa
usual novel size.
PRIZE OF Two HUNDRED DOLLARS
will given for tho best satrca poem Of four hundreA
lines or more on the foles Of the day
Both story and poem DO sent In boforc the LIST u
October next
TERxs--snsis subscription, g.; Throe copies, 81
Five copies, S.; Ton copies, SIS. Single copies Five
cents each. A limited number Of Advertisements In
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD
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Imrnense Prices Paid f1s Old nooss--
800 900 books and ensTavings on hned. cheap. hkodAr
BROTHERS,, ll3 Nassau st., below paAhman.
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Country Merchandise You Want the
best Bost Backing order JAQUEs Famous Ravens WsG"
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Howe sewing Machine Company
E.IAs HOWE. ia. PRESIDENT 62s Broadway, NJ.
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silver watches OF all DescrfplonsaG
rrorn twenty 10 ape hundred dollars each f% m W W..
G. ALLEN, Ala Broadway, one door below osns' "''~
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Corns, BunIons, Enlarged joints. an1
all diseases OF the feet cured BY DR.. zACHAkik. ~
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
BALTIMORE July Q, 1885,
Mr. J. Snively, Of Hancock, to-day elected Pros-
dent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, In place of
Alfred Spates, of Cumberland.
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A.-Marsh's Truss Institute, 222 Broad.
way Museum Building -Trusscs, Shoulder Braces. Bnh
Elastic Supporters, SILK Elastic Stockings Ia
Carefully applied sntisfaciion guArAnAcsd 0peh sin
NJ
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wheeler ~ Wilson, No. OsS rSssxcy ~
NsshlaA
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wT,,sox ~ Gibbs' Sewing Machine o"'
Brosd~sy. --
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Barnum, fn his Expose OF Modern
humbugs will IL understood apply the iash 70 the ooun.
erfesrs Of foreign perfumes IN this country They are fs
game, but OF small account as PHALONs kIOHK
BLOOMING CEREUS tho great floral extract OF the day.
rapidly driving out Of the trade sold everywhere
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o. 70 ,oAN AoSSTs,
The different denomnalons on hand rcaay III ~. % 80
delivery and liberal commissions allowed 70 pafu's
ing for resale. . .,,,.. nrrchaeoa and fo<
raIa