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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-09

Information I'm the CIreuft Conrt effg,a
| United States, for the Middle District

Information In the Circuit Court Of fhe
United States. for the Middle District
OF Tennessee, October Term. 1855
No. 1850 United States IS. a Barrels Whislrv
WHEREAS. HORACE II. HARRISON. ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States for said District
hath filed his information In said Court As we'll an
behalf Of the United States as Of II. L. NorveiI
Collector. &c. and Of all persons eoncernei
against - barrels Whisky, distilled By James
Brown, VIM. Brown and George Brown In Camp
bell county. Tenn, seized IN the hands Of vi ii
a.. Morton and VIM. Stanley. alleging among
other things. that said Whisky was sci1e. M
Nashville, in said District as being forfeited la
the United States under the act Of Congress enti-
tied An Act 10 provide Internal Revenue 10
support the Government. 70 pay interest on the
Public Debt aud for other purposes" Approved
June 9TH, lS6i, and the act amendai0ry thereof
approved March 8, 1S,ls
Now, therefore, in Obedience 10 the monitiou Of
the said Court to me directed and delivered 4 10
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything 10
say why the same should not be condemned a.
ioreited, that they be and appear before the said
Itrcmt Court. o. be held in the Federal Court
Room. IN the capitol, IN the city Of Nashville on
the 10th day Of uctober. then and there 10 inter-
pose thelr claims. r. X. GLASCOCk
septo-tt Y. ;. Marshal. N. d. T.
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DenlI.
Arrival.

PHILADELPHIA. September SIN. w. BALDWIN
the senior proprietor of the locomotive works
died last night near this city.
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G EAT SALE
sELECT CLAssICAL sCmOOL

THE NEXT SESSION OF MY SCHOOL for
y boys and young men. viii commence on
obtained a. the BOOK Stores q Mr.. fORE and M.
COLLIER. on Union street. / viii also, 10 the eve
nnings. teach private pupils 10 The Classie,, or
Masaematics, etc. ". BRYCE THOMPSON.
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Chnlarn Remarks.

NEW YORN, Sept. S.-There were ten new eases
Of cholera and three deaths from that disease re-
ported yesterday. The weather having changed
perceptiply il was hoped that the disease would
again begin to abate.
There were three new cases Of cholera IN Brook
Ign Yesterday. and forty-two deaths from all
diseases
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Cen Meade

BURLINGTON, c. w., Sept S-The machine
shops # the Burlington and Missouri Railroad in
this city, were destroyed by FIRE to-day. Loss not
ascertained.
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conrre..IoDoI Non11at,ou
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept S.-JAs. ARCHIBALD. of
this city, has been nominated as the Union Repub-
lican candidate for Congress il the 18th district.
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That became 70 celebrated IN the cure Of that
fatal disease. when prevailing here Ia 1853 and
1850 twill e0ntr0l nine eases 0ut Of ten, n taken
in time. I. W. CONNER.
sep8-H
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Fire.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.--Dr. JONES, late health Of
icer of Breeklyn, was knocked down last night,
in that city, and robbed of over 500.
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DARAMORE, Sewers < WILDER. Z. 8.
Il CLAIM AGENTS. have removed 70
NO, - EOKrH CHERRY STREET,
Where they are prepared 70 COLLECT CLAIMS
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES 6Ot-
EkNhENT for property taken during the
war. whether receipted for or not. Also, collect
Bountiss granted under the various aets o. Sol-
gress. Give us q & cali. ianSe-Sui'
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OLE OUTSIDE PAGES.

FlEsr PAeE.-Address Of General JoHS A. DIX,
at Chicago.
FouRTH PAGE.-Psalm Of Labor,-lPoeiryS-
Keeping Open the Bleeding Wounds-A Secession
Relic in a Proper Place. etc.
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CHOLERA MEDICINE.
Cholera sYrmp.

DY THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI-
ID ZENS. / have prepared for sale. and 10 be
found at tho principal Drug Stores in the city. my
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Louisville and Nashville II. r..

SUPKENTENDESr's OFFrcE. L. < n. r. RI
LOUISVILLE. September Z, 1856. J
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
~ 10Th, the Gallatin Accommodation Train
will be discontinued. Passenger cars will be at
tached 10 the Freight trains which pass Gallatn
a. $50 A. n, arrive at Nashville az II n. Leave
nashville al P. n, and arrive az Gallatin AZ
septs-2t ALBERT PINK. Gent supt.
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Race.

BUFFALO, Sept, s-Mai. Gen. MEADE has ar
rived here from Chicago, and will remain until
Monday.
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Nashville Agency; 81 College
p. p. PECK, Resident Agent.
w. ID. TALBOT, General Agent.

n. 3. This Company has uniformly made q
per cent larger Annual Dividends than any other
Life Insurance Company represented in this State
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In Chaneery, at Camden, Tennessee.
L. B. Lindsey. Admir-. ETC.. and others.)


August Rules. 1866. Original and Injunction Bill
1T APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
Il Master, from allegations in the bill which IL
sworn 70, that Tyra Cooper. Hester Ann Cooper
Mary Cooper Eliza Cooper and Mark Cooper.
defendants in this cause, are nOn-residents OF
the State Of Tennessee. so the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them. IL Is ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN, a
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville.
the next terra Of the Chaneery Court. 10 be held
az the court house in Camden, on the fourth
Monday in February next, then and there 10
plead, answer OF demur 70 compliments bill. OF
the same will be taken for confessed, and set for
bearing. Darfe, as 10 them.
aanl- IT, ID. y HITngnN n q n
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NEW YoRK. Sept. s.-The steamer Santiago, via
Cuba, with Nicaragua passengers, has arrived.
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eyaIi1n % oEtractinF Ieetn 1l1oIuIeIy paInIosI-
No Extra Charge Or operations BY the new
method.
Our Instruments are Of the newest and besi
patterns aud solicit share Of public patronage
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Information in Circuit Court United
States, for the Middle District OF Tesi-

No. 1885. The United States vs. Barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS. HORACE n. HARRISON. ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States for said District
hath filed his information In said Court a. we'll
on behalf Of the United States as Of III. j.. Nor
veil, Collector &C. and Of all persons concerned.
against two barrels Of whisky, alleging among
other things that said whisky was seized In the
hands Of T. j. Ware, in Nashville, In the District
Aforesaid as forfeited to the United States. under
the act Of Congress entitled, IAN Act % provide
internal Revenue TO support the Government, TO
pay interests on the Public Debt, and other pur-
pOses," approved June 30, 1864. and the net
amendatoTy thereof approved March 3. 1866
Now, therefore, in obedience 10 the mOnitinn Of
the Court 70 me directed aud delivered. i do
hereby give public notice 30 all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything 10
say why the same should not be condemned as for
ieited, that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court, 10 be held in the Federal Court Room In
the Capitol IN the city Of Nashville on the 10Th Of
day Of October next, then and there % interposo
their claims. E II. GLAsCOCK
seDg-f4t M g Marshal NJ ID a.
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Administrator Notice of InsOIvent


HAVING SUGGESTED TO THE CLERK OF
1.-The County Court Of Cannon county. the in
as required by law. therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate are notified to file them
with the Clerk Of the County Court Of said
law, on or before the lst day OF January next
1866. for pro rata allowance or they viii be for
ever barred. M. G. NEELY, Admir- Of
sept9ltWs E. j. Nicely. Deceased.
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nHE sTOCK,AND FIXUREs OF THE FIRM
i Of CHAs. MtRTIs Z Co.. on reasonable terms.
III not sold az private sale or before i3ih insf
viii Be sold a Public Auction. lsep6-tr
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Nofice fo HonselIeenera

= ~AECPCEHs
A FINE BED ROOM sETT. DINING ROOM
a ina thirty, days Clock. Cooking and ParIor
Stoves. for sale.
Apply 70 S. STCKLES X Co.
o.. AZ College street.
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Information I'm the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Middle District


No. 1854. United States vs. barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS. HORACE III. HARRISON ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States for said District
had fled his Information IN the said Court. a.
well on behalf Of the United States a. Of n. l..
Noryell. Collector. &c, against barrels Whisky.
seized in the hands Of Charles McCslet alleging
among other things that said whisky was seized
at Nashville. in said district as being forfeited ID
the United States under the Act Of Congress- en-
titled An Act to provide internal revenue 10
support the Government, 10 pay interest on tho
public debt. and for other purposes" approved
June 30, lo6i and the set amendatery thereof.
approved March 3, 1865.
Now, therefore, in obedience 20 the monition Of
the Court 20 me directed and delivered. / do
hereby give public notice 70 al persons claiming
said property, o. knowing or having anything %
say why the same should not be condonlned a.
forfeited, that they be and appear before said
Circuit Court. 10 be held in the Federal Court
Room in the Capitol, in the city of Nashsille. on
the 10Th day Of October, 1866, then and there 90
interposo their claims.
+. R. GLASCOCK,
sepS-l4t u. IS. Marshal, NJ d. r.
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New Dental Rooms.
Drs. Blackburn & HawIey,

DESPECTFULLY INFORM
II their friends and the public.
that they have secured the cen
4 traily located Rooms. eerncr of
CHERRY AND UNION Streets,
UPSTAIRS. formerly occupied
By DR.. kUssELL,) where they will
Be prepared b perform al kinds 81
DENTAL WORK. both operative
and mechanical. in the most SD
proved style add at the LOWEST
RATES. All work warranted.
Teeth extracted By application
Of the naW EroeIing Process. uhich
renders the heretofore painful OBJ
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reformation in the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Middle District
nf rnnrnna.nn nrinf..,r. H.. 10.

Err. GLASCOCK.
seps-l4t U. 5. Marshal. IA. y. T.
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THEATaIcAl.

Wo~d'- Thratrc-Bcnens sf MIR. Baker.
Tho gentleman from tho classic precincts OF the
Bowery VINO observed dcprecaiingiy, Talk about sss
Snzcnsys and yer Bfgneoloya and all ycr other futs
uproar singers, why, Tcony Pastor d HEX tho skin of
the teeth on ha'e dozen ON" would have bsss
highly delighted by Wis, 70 Woods Theatre last nighs
Benefits have been pleatfi blackborrea lately Asa
each beneficiary has ortdo his predecessor -
the preparation OF "bg bi Y hut the honor pro
ducing the traditional greatest bill of tho
rest With stage manager Baker who la night
cd by Miss Mary Provost, M Ira Moore the woroll As-
ters, Mr.. tlnude Hamilton Mr Il w. Keene, and the
vcritablo Tony himself The nrst piece Panchs's
Widows strata Scm, In which Miss Provost, In
the character OF the heroine received enhu.astts
greeting and sang songs with charming naive, This
followed by budget ofcomlcalilieA from Nj Pasto<,
who warmly applanded Ia some forrbie hits nsa
and thing. The Fair Que With the Golden Looks
fclloSed Introducing the sisters Worrci who
ccfed, a. usnal, With enthusiasm. The clog dance
yoclferDusly applaudci Prof ssor A II Walsh
next With piano caprice which quite capr cioas
onoushand tho bonenl closad with the petite drama
Tho old Guard The house crowded ia every
part and the performance Wa both professionally asa
pacunlary, successful THIS evening the Last bat
OF tue son-Mr. q /. Donnclly takes his benefit
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w tItst tAs
Proclamation b, ,h- Go,~rn"r.

Proria mBsion ~ tho Gosrrsor.
Noting ~ unp r'ancs u bssGg done ~ ,hr kfc-a
Commissioners Al 40 rfcsssi uns sil there ~
gnti ne oonstio, onslty u ~ sw iscdsd TiSs
foSSing copy n ~ Csvsvaors Efo. iamalion rDs
v,a.ng the supreme coau
rs.1AmAII0s NJ hyrKss y Frs4Uv, gosEts0n ~
srar0
T. R~uben fentnu. a0vsrnor ~ the STATE ~ haw
ynrx, by * The Ioves fepossd ID us ~ -.
tweniy !nnf ~ iha Ccs ~ Procedure anf 81 tAe ~ri
tatIn u TIE Busrf ~ Erns@ 0f ths Metropolitan iNee
nsflst erpressed by tha following ~ Al feCeva a
tbslf rfoc e1ings. ~ VI HAta u.s~tlng n ths bDsfd
Cf EYrEs ~ ths Notfapn tan fali,a bTffef t@a AZ
~ s0i Not rire~t eiy - Nee yegk ~ 'hs .rth
eAy ~ J4ly, tsea, "a resolved ihai ~ E,~ihnry
TIE Governor n lhfs Ftste ~ rsgusFled ~ Apfont
entra0fdinary genera torn y ~ sapfsus cyv y -
held IN us trst 1adcsi dsret ~ IBIS SAT- a. a. sagiy
q dsy ~ pfaftif sbis ti0 bsfrhT sFf14At A. attfnv
dIGary general ~ ths .ugr8s tgur g. - bel NJ
Kna fsr h~ Frp' laaifs S~irlct a thls stSss, = AZ
u~nat race ~ hofibg ~ general terms q Ws rrpferaa
Court iH snd foF sid district 10 80 tty ~ hsn Ypfk
~ lhs rslk dsy "a AgE lft lsse "a tsa clock II
thn dsy for ths bsarBE ABs dselmgn "a ~ rrrt
ba of rts ar-fs asdsf rhspag 80 II "a. II lsxe
whteh msy ~ presented " aa4a cegr
10 vftnets ~h~resf ! hMye bsFrantq ~ nv hanf sHd
sm.sa ths rflsY sea ~ TIE Htss~ a. iAs ~ W
Aibtny, ths fis esy n AaEns', is~
~ 10 csrspW-Dlrn W nrrcr4ss. aatfs III.
sats ~ecrrtarf.
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Third Annual Picnic ana summer Nishi'f
Festival OF the New YoTh mon 'iuacss
Association M PauI Falk's Ia ~" a"A'
The Third annual picnic and summer ~ :" io'"'" u
inc New York Union Musical Association, "htn 'ooN
plae" on Wednesday aght al Lion Park, wG succo"S
~ a. the managers could have desired The PROG amms
srrrnsed for the occasion included nsruneeI and
vocal eoncer'-ihe latter BY members OF the Assc<Ns
uon-and an order q dancing a. 20 please ~
lovers OF Iefpiaohore who chose to whr through tn
nNey s@sp, Iomp through the nazsa of tho contrs-
dance, ~ swlfly glide % The graceful melody OF the
dsixx iesps
Dciworh'a band occupied the orchestra .upportcd
D he members of the Awscciaion under the
leancrshlp OF Professor 1roux The rrT pIecw
ON The programme, tho overture ~ "rhe poss
aud Peasant masis popular by Theodore thomas.
was pleasinsIy reudcrei, and spcceedsa
by tho chorus De L,>bs composed by Professor Ber
yn, OF the city of Amsterdam who hss been decorated
by several OF the crowned heads Of Europe Tor h,S
musical productions THIS gwen by the mombers
OF tho Association In such call for coa
siderable applause, although the number of vs.
mot sufficient 10 give proper effect The may
said OF the rendition Of the three ehoruse. tho pro-
granme, from tho opsreits OF Nele powerful chorus
being requisite 70 give them proper expression Tina
we'll known ~ Bdien slng with good taste by Mr. De
voa, who WAS rewarded With warm demonstrations ot
approval The remaining pieces tho programme cau
or no special remark A. tho term inaton Of tho
ier tho floor cleared for dancing, which keps
- whh spirit far Into the small hours Of tho morning
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MICHIGAN POLITICS.
johnson state Convention.

Dwaorr, Augnsbe o. 1866
johnson convention WAS held hese to-day, and
appointed the foo~ing delegates 20 the Philadelphia
Copvention.--
D,eQnes AZ Ldrge-James y. Jap, Ccnerai A = vii.
Ilarps General q d Teonus General q. A. Custer
Disiygef Bel>odfes-Hcnry Burns, J. Nesoli, q. n.
Clark, q fafkirnrst, James hunroe, J. G. Seawsn,
General r. n stevens W .. Thomas, Byron O. Stos
John Afternoon s. B Biiss A. W Brockway.
Resolutions were adopted approving ths restoration
policy Of Prekdsn, johnson The admission TO Congress ~
ioya membcrs and the principles act forth 10 the ct
for tho Philadelphia Convention and declaring that ths
admission suits that Convention on those Who IN tho
states not In rebson failed 20 support ths Government
during the war would be unwiss.
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HON. 8. a coz ON RuxP RADICAL CONGRESS-
Hon. 3 $. Cox, at the invitation OF tho members OF
the johnson Club Of the Sixth Congressional district
delivered an address last evening Democratic Hail. No.
200 Eighth avenue on the subject ''The Rump Radical
Congress-" The hall was respectfully nlled but
crowded. chiefly by ardent supporters Of the Johnsonan
policy who on the appearance Of the speaker at the
trance TO the hall greeted him with applause
Mr.. Andrew Hoasland having been nominated TO the
chair, briefly promised that the meeting but the
opening OF the fall campaign OF democracy the dis
tct He then introduced Mr.. Cox, who again
cheered vociferousy. Mr. Cox commenced his
remarks by stating that the death OF the
late Congress was happy event. After passing
some bitter irony on Its accomplishments the speaker
entered at length into full dsquiston on the
propriety OF admitting the South into the Union, In
which he eluodated and thoroughly sustained the poll
cy OF President johnson. He pudated the nconsis-
ency Of Congress In admitting Tennessee to the Union
and excluding states which had fully endorsed tho
requisite conditions OF integrity. The members of the
"Rumpp were next assailed srioim by the speaker,
and shown up in 'full hypocritical costumen their
various acts OF oxpelling democratic members; endeav
orng 70 drag in such territories Colorado &c their
overbearing devotion OF time negro suffrage aud
questions pertaining TO the freedmen, and shameful
neglect OF moro important items concerning finance
In word the attempts Of the late Congress TO inter-
rupi the concord OF the Union and clog the strenuous
efforts OF the President for reorganization The speak
er, who often interrupted by bursts OF applause,
retired after delivering speech which occupied nearly
two hours amid considerable cheering.
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ST0fn ON LAKE Eelf

EnfUFrfkH, ~ v, AVElN Y, I5W
A heavy northeast storm i prevailing to-day on iAks
Ontario
Tho Canadian schooner Flmirs laden with slave bof4
In cndcayorng enter the harbor of GeneAeo abode
nlne clock this morning. struck nron the saDksn EAs
pier aud became a wreck Capt J. II. Lsdyar masnsa
lfeboat with twelve stout and rescued The
crew, who wcro chnHng 10 the Rigging "A the vsrss
tho Mrock
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RlalEAI ID aNIl LnE / PIMA.

PmLADwLvDA, Aaxasi ., isea
-Four men with backencd faces snssrsf tho hoass -
Edward Kridsr, in ths southern outs kiru az the cy,
Last night and threatening tbs iifs u kridor sp< bb
wife, Obtained their keys and rAnssnkfng tho hosse
made on with t2,<o0 IN specie and also stole
watches aud other vAiuabisa
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caHssfss,nsil Hna,AlImxs.

er LouIs, August a, 1884
Thomas " Price was ysslsrday nominated fot Con.
gress By the Conveniion In the giflh district
saoc, No, August o. lssa
r. ~ W. Sweat ~ Portland, va. Nominated Tor ron.
Ersss ny tho Democratic Convention of tho First dA.
uies, hsld here tc-day.
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Democratic state Central Committee.

The Democratic State ceniN COMMITTEES has appoint
I'd the following delegates 20 the Phssclpha Convcn
ton
Dsi,oa,e AZ Larc,-charissC q. z asaar, o. o. Bald
win NJ y Mills. Charles III Taylor
Dtsr,si p~kga<s--wm r. Wells q. g. Muro, n W.
London, y. r. Smith. o. NJ Barnes g. Josin. A "
Bell 4. o. Mason, n W. Davis, X. costier, w Paiae,
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ONO POLITICAL coSNsrIoss.

CtscsssAu, August o, l-ds
Tho Democratic Convention N the srtsenth als,rcs
yesterday nominated Judgs Van Trump for Congress
belsgsiss 70 the Philadelphia Convention wsts also
eectsd
The Union Conversation ia shs srteen,h district has re.
nomlnsicd John A. Bingham for Congress-
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NfIirY rrrrrr. srnrNarnrs .rp rxrraor.r AVA

'fHgY rrgIry STRENGTHEN AND ISvrGosarH
Thsy create healthy sppeuL~
Thsy q snIdois "a shsnge Si va.sr ssd d,sL
rhsy Strengthen the sysirm
1hsy purffy the breath and care sg9r ssaraaeh
The, cure Oyspep.A and Constip.ton
Tley LNrf CofnplstHt aud nerves. HsadArAe
DnkkFR PLANTATION BirrKftg hss~ eHr.t
~ chpne wsss iphaEsy rn~rsauga mel ssst
ard -Ant ~ vital susr hsn sny sistss the ~grt sss
Yrgfuef Thsv paftic1lsfr afap'e1 y fsA>1s
rsusl.s .nd ,@Fspps ~ ssisnt@ty esvpsSas Oes-r-S
", pu~'gfs stamp the ezra ~ oMsh t-sue w ~
dealer has tsa 60 "a report - T. ~. DkAAhAN0
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From the Islands.

There were two new cases OF cholera on Governors
Island yesterday, but deaths occurred Tho patients
In hospital whose have been already reported tho
HRALD, doing well Diarrh9a still prevails bat the
total number sick yesterday list from that disease
and cholera 10 much oss than the day previous What
effect the sudden change Of temperature may have
the troops remains To be
DAyID's ASD nART sLASDs
Tho sanitary condition Of these Islands remains I'm
changed. No of cholera reported, aud
those A II hospital from the effects OF attacks
aud from dlaIrhGa, are approaching conyAlen-e -enlc
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Thr fhol,rr NJ prooLi,n.

81. Er.ifyins y rsror' 80 fact 'las C. 80 lss'
.,euiy four hoasl ths rhoFrn bars tssn ~ The
decrease sIibo7.h, seemingly raraisieai Msfs wsrs
more death. u caies hervioofe fegsr;~i Fof ths
,w.nsy.foar bogr snalng ysstsrsay aoon ih~rs ssre
ts.r,srn as- easss fsy9nsi 40 srsatssn ssalha
rrw
Arong ne lni-stsd ,gsaA4ss fsfarisf p ths hsslsh
,r.ortss ne b5ass - " Farnsn ufssi, near gsl.
10. a family tsmsd ysDsTtn litss hsfe ~ present.
ttsys sse f1at fsront Hrk sth us ts~Ase -Aril ~,
tto fatsoy sxs1 o.g Frs laDra snf Aubar r. ani =
aaasbtsr wsre a. nfcket ~ M fsras fire 1hf tsnS
tafy Irsfs tsfs twtsf trsl aht - ~ r Nssf yoVes
/ f-.G-c hea, e - \ s.yE..a
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nUOscs alyta News.

p,uanKKns. August o. 1909
6rc at casilson last night destroyed Travsrs sasa
aud other oatbufding. Loss ~. 900
Ore nj Port Even 70 night destroyed tbs hotel IN the
lower part Of the town and adjoining buldinx. Loo
not known.
killed siayve-ant Ia gravsi pls 90
the Hudson River Railroad today.
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RALu0n, ~ g, August o. Ivls
EetIrns from fifteen counties give OOT votes -,
q snd ios ssa'Ess The no. constitution. Il !. proba
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late last night by Halls Boston Band Immediately afsv
the close OF the convention. There large crowd
assembled on the lawn In front OF his apatme na The
Senator aok nowedged Che compliment In br ef speech
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CITY POLITICS.

United Service STANDARDIZATION Of Delegates
10 the philadelphia Convention.
The members Of this organization evening at
the places appointed In tho Congressional dis
trcts to elect two delegates and aernass TO the
Philadelphia Convention. The following gentlemen were
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tmsfllIfMfEI m CINCINNATI.

CiscIssar. August ., 1894.
Augustus Bierbcck clerk for Jamos Gordon 4 Co
was arrested yesterday for embozIiing t3o,ooo.
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ROBBERY n otraur.

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Tho store of WIN Summers in rue~ ~aa entsf~d W
burglars night the safe blown open snd robb~k 40
ts5,ooo Tho supposed robbsr tss oisy
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