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Commercial 9ntelligente.


M5nday Evening, June A. 1866 :
CoTTON-The market has been at stand still
to-day, and the only sales that we heard of were
175 bales, in insignificant lots, at irregular prices
Adyces from Europe, per steamship Marathon,
were received during the forenoon, and repre-
sented the Liverpool market as closing firm at I'M
changed prices, with sales Of 10000 bales for the
three days ending the 23d ult. Subsequently, the
arrival Of the City Of London was announced, with
two days later news which, however, reported
that the Liverpool market closed dull on the 18th
ult Full particulars may yet be received before we
20 to press, however, which of course will be
found in the appropriate column. The foreign
intelligence has had no effect whatever
Oh our market, but operations have been
retarded by the unfayorable condition Of
the weather, and by the unwillingness Of
parties to enter into new engagements in the
present condition of financial, commercial and
political affairs. Most factors sW rssase to IN
cover their samples and confidently 8Nait fntnre
developments, while the difficulty in the way Of
negotiating commercial exchange deters ma
iority IF buyers from etfecttng further purchases
We repeat Saturdays quotations, merely fol
reference, viz: Ordinary 2s@3Oc. good ordinary
3l032c., low middlng 3j135c., and middling
/ oaCgaga
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RIVER NEWS.
The are fully three feet on the shoals.
4 No. Ill - L -.

The are fully three feet on the shoals.
AERIvAL-Iaperial, st. Louis.
DEPkRTUREs- Tennessee. GAINESVILLE: Prics-
tine. GAINESVILLE.
The Imperial, from st. Louis. arrived yesterday
with large cargo of assorted freight. Captain
McComas is in command of this boat. and is a
favorite with passengers and shippers. This
steamer leaves principally this morning at ter
o'clock-so says Old Tip" her agent.
The steamers Tennessee and Palestine lett the
wharf yesterday evening. at six o'clock, with a
large number Of ladies and entlemSu for the
grand tournament at GAINESVILLE. TO come off to-
day. Each boat had goodly number Of paSsen-
gers, and from indications the party are bound ia
ENJOY themselves.
We copy the following items from :he Louis
willie Courier, Of yesterday:
The river was falling rather faster last evening
with scant four feet three inches water in the canal
in the evening. by the mark. During the previous
the head Of the falls, and some six inches n;
portland-a heavy decline on the present low
stage of water. The weather continues unseason-
ably and unaccOuntably cool, the thermometer
ranging at about sixty during the day and the
sun ObScured by heavy drifting clouds.
On the falls there were barely y inches water
in the pass down the Indian chute last evening
| and the river still falling.
The late rain at Pittsburg has turned rather a
failure. more wind than rain, though head rise
may interfere, the channel depth Monday night
being only 20 inches and the steamboat business
generally suspended. with arrivalt from or de-
partures 20 lower ports.
AT Cincinnati the river was also receding fast
and the channel mark obstrueted by prOtruding
sand As the channel "cuts out" the Sand-
bars will gradually disappear.
Owing 10 the restrictions TO the navigation OF
the river hence 20 Cincinnati the heavy mail
boats have been compelled TO haul of tie up, and
lighter craft take their places.
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Official Orders Respecting the Death
Of General Scott

Official orders respecting the death of General
Scott and honors to be paid to his memory were
issued by the Department A large number OF
the most distinguished officers in the service, have
been detailed to attend the funeral at West Point
on Friday. The Departments. Customhouse, &c,
will all be closed on that day. a mark Of respect
to the memery Of the deceased. Gen. Grant an
nounccs the death of Gen. Scott. in his general
orders, in which he says, the vigor of his life.
whether in peace or war, had been devoted to the
service of the country, he loved well in his age
His country gave him in return that generation,
reverence and esteem. which was received by few,
as the highest reward nation give. His
memory will never fade from the minds of those
who have reyerenced him SO long. As a mark Of
respect the officers will wear the badge of mourn
ing for six months the left arm and hilt of the
| Suorl
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FROM WASHINGTON.

No Austrian Troops Sent 10 Mexico.
WASHINGTON, May SO-The State Department
learns that no Austrians have been sent to Mex
leo. and that none will be sent.
Respect TO the Memory of It, Gen. Scott.
The National colors are at half-mast from the
departments and other public buildings, in re-
spect to the memory Of General Scott.
Removing the Deposits.
The clerical force Of the Treasury Department
are engaged in making the transfer of the depos-
its of disbursing officers form National Banks to
the United States Treasury and Sub Treasures.
The Reconstruction Resolution.
WASHINGTON. May 3O.-The Reconstruction
resolution was taken up in the Senate and various
attempts made by the minority to modify different
sections, but they were voted down. Pending the
consideration of the third section the Senate ad-
journed. There seems to be no doubt from the
unaGimity of the Representatives to-day, that it
will pass by two-thrds VOTE in the shape report
ed from the Republican caucus.
The House bill restoring the States lately in in
surrection was taken up, to-day, and several
speeches made, but no final action was taken
Both Houses have instructed their Military
Committee to consider suitable measures to tes-
tify respect to the memory of General Scott
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THE FOLLOWING
Agencies in Middle and East Tennessee for
the sale Of the
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). Is. SNs A.. No. ~ North Cherry street,
have on han \ ehll assortment Of the very best
F.huily Groccr Ls low as any in the city. Give
them o call
All goods delivered free of charge,
HuAt-if
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
1FFICE or THE UNION AND AMERICAN, !
Tuupanax Nov q 1875 I

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THURSDAY. May 81. 1856.
MoSETARY.-5old was shade higher in New
York yesterday. having opened at l3S94.was 1887
at H. declined to 1857 at noon, and closed at p
n. at 1887.
Tee rate here was 1359136 buying and 1S7 sell
ing.
The following are the quotations for Govern
ment securities: sos, l029lO2I4; 1O-4Os, $3.50
90 1905, 1O2I46lO25s; certificates. 995sGlOO1s.
Uncurrent money Of all kinds is dull and rates
are unchanged.
Bank of Tennessee is bought at 2JSD.
Planters Bank is bought at 60.
Union Bank at 1922.
Southern money generally is dull. A few ofthe
best banks are in some demand.
The New York Posts money article of the 18th
Says The main features. of the Stock Exchange
and he increasing in the money markets
and the activity ia all descriptions OF Government
securities, for which there IS an increasing de-
mand from investers, Savings Banks and mo-
Heyed institutions. The loan market is easy. and
both the disposition and ability to lend are 50
much increasing that easier rates current. but
per cent is accepted in certain cases.
Foreign Exchange quiet. Bills at sixty days on
London quoted at lOo74CGlO94, and for CONNER
cial l0Sl 49lO95s; for bankers. commercial short
sight ll0glll, For short sight bills there is active
demand.
Government stocks continue active and frmer.
call loans are met at co. per cent.
The banks are discOunting more freely the rate
for prime 3 to months being generally per cent.
with exceptions at 6d6Ae Foreign exchange
rather more active with less doing in sight bills
and more currency for 60 days later.
The post says that in the absence of the expected
official contradiction Of the statement relative to
the over issue Of Erie, the stock has had further
heavy fall TO 57I. 1t is reported that the official
statement will show there has been no over issue.
CoTToY.-We were almost without a market on
yesterday. New York dispatches having been
reived, quoting middling cotton dull and nominal
at 33G40c, buyers here demanded fully decline
Of one cent, which holders were reluctant to con-
eede to- The few bales that were sold went at
2Sd3Oc.
GRoCERIEs-There was an evident Improve
ment in business yesterday, as the day was fine
and the demand for staples quite active. Wenote
an advance on white corn of 5 cents per bushel,
and it is scarce now at 81 O5, while yellow has
gone up to 81 90. In sugar and coffee there was
a similar improvement in trade at former rates.
On the subject Of the Louisville market. the
Courier of yesterday says:
There was far more general activity in the mar
ket to-day than we had observed for nearly
week. with an increased inquiry and more firm
ness for -four grain produce and provisions. The
cotton market is also stimulated, though not ac-
tive with some slight reaction observable in the
Eastern depOts. Pork and lard were evidently
higher and the market exhibited considerable
buOyancy of feeling, with an increasing demand.
In other departments the trade was chiefly local
in character, the transactions confined TO the usual
city and jobbing trades.
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CRIMINAL CorHr.-Up to the hour Of adjourn
meht the Jury IN the case of \. II. Sweet. charged
with larceny. had not agreed.
Anderson Lewis, colored. charged with larceny,
Hoiic pros. cntcrsd.
Henry Helms, lareeny noHe pros. entered. on
payment of cost.
Ihos. Williams and 2. H. Doss. larceny. still
under investigation.
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NIGHT FyTISSIONS CURED.

Young man, stop before you further go. Of all
diseases subject 20 man. there is disease 30 hard
10 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce who understand treating IL; and 70 yeu
can say that have cured hundreds in this city as
well ~ in different States who have spent dollar af
ter dollar, andare now well cured by me. am dali
~ receiving letters and sending medicine 70 all
parts of the e0Entry. In word. all that are diseas-
ed in any way and will give call. will give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned In this
advertisement. The best Of references given IN
this city. All letters should be directed 20
DIR. me6ELL- box 7ia Nashville. Tenn.
Office over John Y0fk's Book Store, Union
street, between College and Cherry streets.
nnrla-1N
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Ayers SarsaparilIa.

Is A CONCENTRATED tx
+ 4 !. ]. 4. !. ]
IA l TRACT Of the choice root
80 combined with other substan-
~/ ces Of still greater alternative
powers as to afford an ensctgai
-HS- VA untidOtc for diseases StrsHpariila
- reputsd 10 cure. such rem
edy issurely wanted ~ those who
suffer from StrumOus complaints, and that One
which will accomplish their cure must prove.
this has. Of immense service % this large class Of
afflicted fellow-eitizcus. How CONF lstely this
compound will do IL has been proven By expert
ment many Of the worst cases 90 bu found Ia
the following complaints:
Scrofula, ScrOfuious Sweiings and Sores. Skin
Diseases. Pimples. Pustules. Blotehes. Eruptons.
Sc. Auth0ny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas. letter or
Sai' Rhgum. scald Head Ringwerm. &c.
Sgphiiis Or Yeacriai Disease Il expelled from
the system by the prolonged use Of this SARSA-
PAklLLA. and the patient il lelt in comparative
health.
Felaale Diseases are caused By Screfgla in the
blood and are often soon cured By this EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine. because
you have bsen imposed upon By something pre-
tending 10 be Sarnsaparilla while Il was not When
you have g-'sd AYER'S-then. and not till then.
will you know the virtues Of sarsaparilla. For
minute particulars OF the diseases u eEres, We
refer you 10 Ayers American Almanac. which the
agent below named will furnish gratis D. all who
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS. for the cure Of
COstiyeness, Jaundce. Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Bysentery Foul Stomach, Headache Piles. Rheu-
mati.m. Heartburn arising from Diaortsred stnm-
ach, Pain. Morbid InactiOn Of the Bowels. Flat
uleucy. Los Of Appetite, Liver Complaint. Drnpsy.
Worms. G0ut. Neuralgia. and for Dinner Pin.
They are sugar coated. 50 that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best APerent IN the world Tor all the purposes Of
Prepared by >. &. AVER a co.,
Lowell Massachusetts. and sold By
Druggists and dealers every where at Wholesale
and retail in Nashville By
FERRY. DEMOVILLE WHARTON.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LOUISIANA.


Bank of America I'D
d" Louisiana.-...-5(
=" New 0rleans..T5
Canal Bank.....-........9 20
Citizens Bank.-.-........&
Crescent City Bank......7j
Louisiana State Bank..5
Mechanics and Traders
Bank.....................75
Merchants Bank.......4C
Southern Bank.........paT
Union Bank.............-..15
New Orleans Scrip.....SL
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~, Louis Market.

by Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-FLoUR-$7 o..
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-6e1Za67.
OATs-Drooping.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork $32. Bacon unchan ged.
WHrsKY-$2 %.
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Louisville Market.

by Telegraph
LoUIgvTLLE, May 30-FL0UR-Superfne. s. 90;
extra 50 IS; family. ST. 30.
CORN-70gS0c.
QArs-Firm.
PRovrsIoNs-B acon-shoulders III; clear sides
l9c
LARD-22c.
WHIsKY-S2 -.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph
New YORK. May 30.-COTToN-Declining. sales
of 700 bales; at 39@4lc.
FLoUR-Steady-sal 1900 barrels; southern
frmer. with sales of 500 barrels.
WHEAT-Unehanged with sales of 5000 bush
els new No. Milwaukee, at 81 1902 %. No. ?
So OF.
CoRx-Dull and lower; sales of $1,000 bushels
at S2aS3c.
PoRK-Heavy; Mess $50 50.
LARD-Firm at 10000.
WmsKY-Firm at s. q.
SUGAR-Steady, at ll@1l%.
CoFFEE-Steady sales of 1000 bags
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Canada Again Threatened.

CINCINNATI, May 29.-There is a movement of
the Fenians. Quite a number left the city yester-
day. bound for Canada. Large shipments of arms
have been made northward within n few days.
There is an appearance that an extensive raid is
about to be made upon Canada. Movements of
men and transportation of arms have been in pro-
gress for some days, with a degree of secrecy
which indicates business.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE DlSFAlCHS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
Cholera.

New YORK. May S0.-Unoficial reports say the
steamship Union. from Liverpool. sixteen days
out, arrived at quarantine yesterday. with up
wards of four hundred passengers. Thirty-three
died Of cholera died on the trip Fifteen cases are
still on board.
Since the 18th inst, nearly seven thousand en-
igrants have arrived at this port
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NEw YoRE, May SO.-The steamer Peruvian ar
rived at Sandy Hook from Liverpool with seven
hundred aud fifty passengers. Thirty died OF
cholera during the passage; twenty eight are now
sick on board. and will be transferred TO the hos
pital ship.
DR.. Hitchcock, an eminent physician, died to-
day Of PARALYSIS.
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WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Mrs. Davis left to rejoin
her husband at Fortress Monroe. Her departure
was FASTENED by the advice of DR.. Cooper, that
Mr.. Davis was reduced to such physical prostra-
ton that he is unable to take his daily walk across
the plot of Fortress Monroe without lying down
TO rest seYeral times
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Tnr MrLHEREy STREET CuURCu T,ULEAUN on
Tuesday night were witnessed by q crowded
house, and gave universal satisfaction. The rep
rcseuiations were made solely by the scholars Of
The Sabbath school, 90 the library ct which the
proceeds are TO be devoted. Many OF those pres
ont were 50 urgent in their demand, for repc-
;it.on, that the worthy Superintendent, Esquire
Paul. consented. and tho entertainment will be
repeated Tonight at Mulberry street church.
South College street. The good taste. beauty and
grace of the little actors In these tablcaN are most
charming. We know Of no moro interesting mode
depending evening.
Mr.. James Bowers, one of the best amateur mu-
clans in this or any other city, has consented 10
IA 20 the entertainment by giving some guitar
'os. accompanied with songs.
The Street ears pass directly by the door Of the
asch, and an opportunity is afforded to up
IN people 10 have pleasant ride aud agree
ale entertainment while cou,ributi.g TO the wor-
,hicSt of objects
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FnnernI of Cen. Senff-

WEST Po1ST, May 9O.-The funeral of General
Scott will take place on Friday, at the Chapel of
the Academy and the remains will be inferred in
the West Point cemetery
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Edgefeid and Kentucky Railroad.
MERRITT & HILL,
DEALERS IN
w ALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
II PHOfO GOOds,
a. CHURCH STREET,
aiis NJ r,ceH House.
kG-3m Nashville, Tenn.

AOmaS w. Jones Is the duly authorized
ent 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
fpaper. in the county Of Giles.
sOuis ". WiIItands is the duly authorized
Ksit for Tic UNIoN AND AMERICAN in the county
o. Dyer.
lNr. Iasaes TsmpbeII. of Franklin. Is the
.s.grized Sseni for the UNIoS AND American,
williamson .-,uniy. Our daily paper is always
sale at Mr. Campbcll's news stand.
Captain W. n. Armstrong. of Gallatin. il
q .1thorizedi agent to receive subscriptions for
xfox ANb ANEmCAN in Sumner county.
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STERILITY.

Young married ladies whose misfortune il has
been not 10 bring forth in due season. remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish.
IL this Is your desire. you can consult me either
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty-hve
years of age need make application. All c0mmu-
ny hFy Ia
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Irish RepubIic---On the Road.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 29.-Three or four hundred
Fenians. partially armed and with colors Oficered
by men with side arms. passed here last night and
to-day. going East. They were orderly and quiet,
and claimed that they were going to California to
work on the railroad
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North Carolina state convention

RALEIGH, May 3O.-The North Carolina State
Cossention continued its deliberations tho
resolution to sell the right of the State to certain
railroads to responsible parties.
Aresolution appointing committee to wait on
the President with view to speedy restoration.
was made n special order.
There are said to be seventy Union men in the
Convention, and only twenty mine Of Southern
nroclivifipg
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Episcopal Convention.

BALriMoRE, May 30.-The Episcopal Conven-
ton of the Diocese Of Maryland met to-day.
Bishop Whitehall was not present. owing to i'll
health. Bishop Kingston, of North Carolina, was
present at the opening services
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ST. LOUIS. May SO.-In the Old School Assembly
the appeal of r. J. Breckenridge was laid aside
1t is said Mr. Breckenridge will urge his claim no
further, because the Assembly had decided that
the Synod of Kentucky are the only respondents;
and that they prevent him from inActng punish
ment on disloyal men.
The New School Assembly has adjourned
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Supreme Court Decision.

NEw YoRK, May 3O.-Judge Negleson. of the
Supreme Court. has delivered decision in the
case Of prisoner in the Albany penitentiary,
that the trial of a civilian in time Of peace by
court martial is illegal and the conviction was
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Wore Feninns on the Move.

MEMPHIS, May 29.-About 200 Fenans have left
the city, going North. Others from the South are
passing through Main street this afternoon.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph
NEW ORLEANS. May 3O.-CoTToY-quiet; sales
500 bales 36@37c.
PORK-$3i
ToBACCo-Fair at Sl4@l5.
GoLD-l3S. Bank sterling So.
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This preparation is one of the most eflicacious
remedies in use for restoring hair TO its orr
glnal color. promoting its growth-and for all
diseases of tho scalp.
maylb
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Geld for EnrOne.

NEW YORK. May SO.-The steamer Smyrna, of
the Norfolk line. from Liverpool ria Queenstown
9th inst. arrived at Boston to-day.
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DR.. L. L. COLEMAN

AMONGST the many complimentary no.
tices given us by the press Of this city, we
know Of none which we deem a. coming
with 80 much heartfelt sincerity, "a the FOL
owing from the NashViiie Daily Union
AT period ike the present. when our city Is
filled a. oyerd0wins with a transient Popula-
ton, and diseases prevail % extent hitherto
undreamt Of. Il y proper that the means Of cure
should be u ready access, and that those imme-
diately interested should have information which
viii lead them 10 avail themselves Of competent
medical advice, ideE who have been educated Ia
The best schools II the profession q medicine and
been successful in 8 praetice Of many years, are
surely worthy Of confidence. II shcy have gwen
their attention exclusively ~ one branch u the
profession. and made themselves w=sters Of a.
they have still more right u exFsc. support. more
particularly II they have ah0rscJ proof of their
ability to cure. To this latter class belongs DR..
l.. J.. COLEMAN, whs, in his spesialty. has been
a benefact0r 10 the afflicted, and may ever be re-
lied On a. a safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends that
we may still be found at cur Office, reliev-
ing those afflicted with
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: Mn JoHN KFSxALi.Y. policeman. died at
o'clock on yesterday. from the wounds inflicted
hv party Of soldiers Of the 10th Regulars on
Tneaday night. while in the discharge Of his duty.
Az. funeral will take place a, o'clock this eve
,,nr from the Cathedral.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-31

SuqLANpm's EXTRACT BUCHU will cure the
worst eases Of kidney disease, gravel and disor-
dcrs arising from dissipation and cxecsses. Try it,
il will do you good. A large battle for only ONE
DOLLAR. Sold by all apothccaries, and Ewin a
Pcudlctou, and Demoyille 4 CO., Nashville.
nnol--dNMlm
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nnhheries I'm Texas.

MArAGoRDA. 25.-Robberies. murders and plum
dering continue and revenge on both sides other
wise unchanged.
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MR RrUHEN BowIrs an old an esteemed cit-
aens Of Rutherford county accidentally met his
Heath st Murfreesboro, on Wednesday last. lie
h,as engaged in removing some old buildings near
Vic Notifications and vas struck by falling log,
(which killed him instaatly.
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+ Nrw FLAa.-A neT aag Cor the German Tur-
scr verein. in this city, to be presented by the
German ladies' has arrived in New York from
Leipsic. saxOny. and will arrive here in few
aavN