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WEAKLEY & YARBROUaH,
WHOLESALE GaOGERs,
NO. 8 NORTH COLLEGE, ST,

NO. 8 NORTH COLLEGE, ST.
300 bbls Extra Family Flour.
20 bbls Extra Superfne Flour
. hhds New Orleans Sugar,
u hhdS Demarara Sugar,
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
200 sacks prime Rio Cedse
= sacks Laguyra Coffee.
50 bbls New Orleans Molasses,
SD bbls choice Syrup,
40 boxes Proctor Candles Soap,
10 boves various brands soap.
100 boxes Star Candles
lUl boxes Iall0w Candles, bard pressed.
50 boxes fine Chewing robsec5
20 gross Fiue-cut Tobacco.
> bbls Smoking Tobacco,
= kegs English SOdl.
= kegs American Soda,
40 cases and ID Can oysters,
50 boxes Pepper,
80 boxes Indigo,
so boxes Ground Mustard.
= bbis MasOn's Backing,
50 boxes Pint, Quart and HalfGalIon,
% boxes Garret Snuff
- gross Durkee's Blueinr
y bbls Bourbon Whisky,
. bbls Robertson county Whisky
l0O bbis fOOte Nash Proof hisky
100 bbls Ginger Cordial
10 bbls Ginger Wine.
Is bbls Sweet Wine
50 bbls Grape Vinegar.
= bbls Lemon Syrup,
80 boxes Starch
50 dozen Buckets,
50 dozen BFOOmg,
1000 Flour Sacks,
50 boxes Assorted Candy, .
Brandy, Rum. Gin.
Wines Of various brands. at
WEAKLEY & YARBROUGH.
No. North College street.
june Is If Nashville Tenn
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RADIcALIsM To NIGHT. - Secretary
Fletcher win speak at the capitol Tonight.
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ETHERIBGE's APPOINTMENTS In
EAST TENNESSEE.

Hon. Emerson Elher;dge, Conservative
candidate for Governor, viii address his
fellow citizens Of East Tennessee, at the
following times and places:
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BENTON, Polk county, Monday Joly IS.
jacksonville, Monroe CO., Tuesday 16.
Maryville, Blount CO, Wednesday" ~.
Gevierville SEWER CO., Thursday lS.
cambridge, Jefferson CO., Friday i9.
y, -Vport, Cooke CO, Saturday 70.
Ell; 'abethtoWn, Carter CO., Monday p.
Roee tsville, Hawkins co, Tuesday " %.
Sneed,-ilie, Hancock CO., Wednesday" "a
Tazeweil. Claiborne CO., Thursday 25.
Rutledge, Grafager Co, Friday 20.
MaynardsT Vile, Onion Co Saturday " ~.
Jacksborc', Campbell co, Monday 29.
Clinton, Anderson CO., Tuesday 30.
Kingston, Roane CO., Wednesday 81.
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DELIBERATIONS KXTRA.

charming Edgeheld vile celebrated
the Fourth by presenting her "liege lord"
with a fine little boy; and Nashville
mother, one of the most lovely of our city,
presented .her husband with a sweet little
pledge in the shape Of a daughter Heigh
hoi
THE DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS AT THE
CAPITOL AT NICHE.
Before darkness had fold ed her curtains
around Capitol Hill an occasional rocket
shot its sinuous fame through the air, as
though calling the city to WI tness the dis
play that was to follow. Not less than ten
Thousand persons OF every color, age, sex
and condition assembled around the grounds
and on the steps and balconies OF the adj
joining residences. The exhibition was on
the east side Of the capitol in the portiCo
Of the second floor. Some of the scenes
we're grand beyond expression, though,
upon the whole, il did not rival in extent
and variety some OF the pyroteehpic dis
plays We have seen these years ago.
ACCIDENTS, INCH ENTs AND FIGHTS. e.
Strange to say, mot an accident occurred
on the Nashville and Northwestern rail-
road, in the tFaus portation of excursionists
to and from Bosley's Springs though not
less than eight thousand persons were
carried and anuch confusion existed at
times, in the rush and hurry TO secure a
ride.
While the process ion was moving up
Broad street in the M orning, a eolored man
who was crossing from one side 10 the
other WAS accidentally thrown beneath the
wheel Of one of the heavy army wagons
and badly crushed, though his injuries, It
Is Thought, will not prove serious.
A rough and tumble fight took place on
the grounds at Bosley Spring, between "the
bully Of Memphis and a soldier named
Dobbs, Of company C, 9TH cavalry. Though
the bully" drew aud hourished an ugly
knife, the soldier proved too much Tor him,
and be from Memphis ingloriously sue
| cumbed
Al the Chattanooga depot, colored
man narrowly escaped death from drink
ing a glass Of whisky which he'd been
poisoned. BY the prompt administration
| Of powerful antidote, however, he Is nov
/ in fair way 10 recover. = ese
An exciting rencontre took place at tue
depot, Just before the 6rst IRAN started Tor
| the Springs, between two black danseis,
and no small damage was done before they
could be separated. One Of them lost her
waterfall aud the other a small amount 81
AT Ash BarracIs, two roIliciSing caya-
liers drew ap 10 lane OF battle early IN the
day, and after fighting each olheE until
both were exhausted, shook hands and
parted friends.
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ARREST. IN West NAsHvILLE.-Ed.
White was arrested yesterday in West
Nashville, by officer Cover, after lively
chase through large corn field, and was
brought before Justice Cassety to answer a
charge of breaking the peace. The case
was continued until Monday at 3 P N.
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LIVERPOOL, July 5-11:15 A. Motion
quiet bat firm. Sales to-day 10000 bales

WHEAT.-But little done to-day, only a
few farmers being in town. We quote
white wheat afs1 75per bushel red$I 60.
A sale at 81 GO of a good article Of red
wheat, to be delivered next week, was made
at the Chamber of Commerce.
FLoUR.-New, Cream of the City, Sl1 so
per barrel Cumberland Mills, extra super
fine, $40 90; Rock City Mills, Sll so.
These are the wholesale figures to the trade
Dealers have the choice Of sacks or barrels
CoRN.-Sales of yellow at 81 0S, deliv-
cred white commands 81 10.
HAY.-S25 per ton.
BAcoN.-Clear sides lSl@1Slc per ID.
LARD-14@I5c per lb.
GROCERIES. Demand light, but market
steady without any change in prices.
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Wand's Germ Annfh Halter u
COhNS and BUNI0NS ever SIiseevs, I'D. 1
y remedy that never fails. Ons trail, sur
elsnt 20 prove Its efficiency.
Tor sale 0nly By
% r.-.h ~. R. p. JENKIHst
june6 In ~ 'i'o Union -
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THos. S. MARI, Pres't. L. @. TARBox. Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
ler linton and COLLEGE Streets.

Corner Union and College Streets.
mHE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES PAID
for g. s. Securities. Compound Interest
Notes Gold. eto. by the AAriuStL SAVINGS
COMPANY, corner IF Union and College streets
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
HUNTINGTON'S.
No. 3 N0rsh Cherry Street,
Union and American Block)

New Styles Business Suits.
Double Breasted Street Sacks
Ladies and Gents Sole Lea
Their Trunks.
English Morning Coats.
Black Dress Suits.
A Nobby Sack Coat.
Childrens Garibaldi Suits,
Spring 0vereoats.
French Travelling Bags.
Boys School Suits.
HUNTINGTOE'S,
mario tsp. Ne. North Cherry.
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-" rhere's many a slim.
N.fuirL iha Gun and The In.

AZ some of them discovered before the last
note Of the rifle was heard.
After dinner, the shooting was resumed,
and continued tili O'clock. during 'as
afternoon, accessions 70 the crowd came IN
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tS StlNci ulcudi AGi the DcSA ulathS-
man was awarded to 10. Legler; the smaller
medal for the second best marksman, fell
to our clever friend Il. L. FalIer.
The following prizes in money were also
awarded: Mailman, 81 Bitterlich, So so I;
Leasher, So so; Reguin, So; F. A. Faller,
81 90.
The numbered shots fired during the day
was 2071.
Whilst the shooting was in progress,
those who did not prefer to be lockers on"
participated in Yarions amusements, the
chief Of which was dancing Ices and
other refreshments were provided, and all
enjoyed themselves, and went away at the
close of the festival satisfied that they had
spent the day nationally and proftably.
THE GERMANS AT THE HORTICULTURAL
GARDEN.
The Horticultural Garden is the most
inviting Of all Nashville's suburban re-
treats. Beautiful flowers, rare eyergreens.
abundant shade, and bountifnl supply
Of excellent water, are its chief features;
aud then it is of easy access-just good
walk, If one needs exercise, and prefers
that kind OF loeomotion; and on the line
Of the North Nashville street railroad, if
he prefers a cushioned seat and the easy
motion of The car. The proprietor, Myn-
heer Schoenphug, not unmindful of the
advantages of his place, got up a
celebration there on the Fourth. 1t
was largely attended. The garden,
during the afternoon particularly, pre-
sented a most animated and picturesque
appearance. All over the grounds were
pretty smiling lassies and handsome lad
dies, engaged in the different games and
recreations provided for their entertain
ment. Children small, and children large,
enjoyed the ups and downs of the swing
may they never have experiences more un-
piea5ant! -aad young men displayed thei
muscle and agility BY feaIs on the trapeze.
And besides, there was music, and song,
and dancing. Many Of cur native beaux
were there, and got themselves natu-
rallied by going through the mazes of
waltz with bright-eyed German girls; and
If we were not mistaken we saw married
beaux-men ayant the prime of life-en
gagged in the same pleasant and innocent
recreation-men representing the magis-
trate's bench, the city fatherhood and the
mercantile and medical professions How
we envied them Night came on, but that
did not put a stop to the festival. Brilliant
lights were hung out, giving varied as
pect to the scenery, and for a short while
slender visaged Luna looked down coldly
upon her rivals, and then sunk to rest.
The evening air was deliciously cool, the
ices even more delicious, and rapture seemed
reign in all hearts. con with the
10 !" was the general exclamation, and
dance ~ut, till the faithful hand on the
on IL W. led to the hour Of midnight.
clock pola. enc changed. There was
!; men lhe SC 70; carriage and cars we're
hurrylng 10 ana Is and in short while
called into uiSitior, prevailed, all was
where mirlh and Teyelry 40 closed tbe
silence aud darkAess. And IN
festival at the Horticultural Caro-,
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THE WHITES CREEK CELEBRATION.

There was a grand barbecue and TEN
perance celebration in grove on Whites
Creek, which called away many OF our
citizens A Fourth of July Grafton was de-
Iivered by Rev. DIR. Young, and tenn
perance address by DR.. Baird. A magnif-
cent banner was presented by a number of
young ladies TO Zion Division of Sons of
Temperance, and the beautiful presenta-
ton address was delivered by Miss Bette
Sfmnkins
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WING, TOBEH d CO.,

JAS. G. OGDEN, Prest. Chs. T. NING. Cashier
Prop LES BAN *,
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The brokers here were buying gold yes
terday at 138 and holding at 1S9R@199.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:

The issues of the Bank of Tennessee were |
bought by the brokers yesterday at sos
and held by them at 96@S8e.
Corporation checks were bought by the
brokers at 14@15c discount, and sold at
13@13!c.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on the
1st inst as follows: $4,000 ex. coupons at
65sc, $4,000 new at 63!c, $4,000 new, I'd
call, at CSC, $4,000 ex. coupons at 654e,
$4,000 new at Csc; and on the I'd, $4,000 new
at &c, $1,000 new at 63c, and 5000 new at
63sc These sales were made :" ex. inter
est" North Carolina ex. coupons sold at
534o, and new at 53lc Georgia Is sold
at 824@82, and Missouri Is at 96c
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week. ending Saturday last,
June 29, compare as follows with the pre-
vious week, aud with the corresponding
week last year; to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York Of
fee of the United States Treasury at these
dates respectively
June sc. '66. June2g, 81. June p, '67.
Nat espl S72 sO7. ZOO S73 457. ZOO S78. 457. 700
1 Local -. g 252 500 $685. 500 1852 500
Total capital ss2.070.200 ss25 200 ss2,520,2l0
Loans. 25Os84,l68 2i2547.g54 2B,6i0.477
/ Gold i gold
| notes. I,79l.2lS I,I6S,9 S,3J5,55o
! other L. IDS 81, $3.50 70l74,755 62Sl6,l92
| Deposits I'M 357,Z7s ls32l3,2Ji ll94Nll0
Circulation. rs. 1857. S.j42,J6O 3'.633,lH
| Ia 5. Tres'y sO.S45.7n l32,459,l70 l52l9.Tl5
The following are The changes from the
previous weeks statement;
Decrease in . Os@2z5
Decrease in itb5J.l55
Increase in other legal tenders....--... l315,553
Increase Ia 0IJ0,Uo!
Decrease ia circulat0n-.-----.,,-...--. sJ.oii
The stocks of Rio coffee held at the va
rions receiving ports at the latest dates
were as follows;
baltimore s-
a Niladelp 80
New -
Ca I'd Total soolS
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Pic MIC Am RRAN DANCE

PIC NC AND BRAN DANCE.
A delightful picnic, and good old
fashioned bran dance we're enjoyed by
large party at Browns Grove, on the
outskirts of Edgefeld, and not far from the
Gallatin pike.
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" W." our correspondent at Gallatin,
writes The glorious old Fourth was
commemorated at Gallatin by the white
and colored citizens and the officers and
members of the fifth u. s. cavalry. The
Declaration Of Independence was read by
Judge g. w. Allen, after which speeches
were made BY w Z. Elliott and Coils Head
and Guild, which were listened to with
marked attention by large gathering of
the most respectable and intelligent portion
fthe community.
1t is currently reported that the melish
have orders to leave here Immediately, but
the report lacks confirmation.
Etheridge's speech here had the desired
effect on many of our colored fellow citi-
Zens.
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Richards livery stable was also the
scene of what promised TO be a sangtIinary
set-to between two belligerent parties who
had been celebrating rather too freely. One
of them drew revolver, but the timely
interference Of Capt. Patterson, of the
night police prevented bloodshed and sepa-
rated the parties
bloody fight took place on Deaderick
street. between two young men who had
been drinking pretty freely. One Of them
drew pistol and fred, but the ball missed
its mark, and by-standers put a stop to the
movements of both.
Some Of the eolored folks pushed them
selves little too far for either their own
comfort or the comfort Of others. They
made rush for the first train for the
springs, crowdiDg out a number of white
people, who turned back and spent the day
elsewhere. A colored man who had posted
himself upon the stand occupied by the
Second Infantry, and who refused 10 give
up the place, was slimmarily kicked of BY
Capt Sweeney, the leader.
The coiOred people generally seemed
fayorably impressed with what they called
ode marks of 'Corder Foster"
In coming down the grade of College
Hill, car of the South Nashville Street
railroad collided with a hack, demolishing
it instanter, and iniuring two little boys.
Both the car and hack were crowded with
passengers.
A personal rencontre took place at night
between Capt. james Everett and NJ. w.
Wetmore, Esq.
Another took place between Nat TAYLOR
and A. A. Carter, the latter one of the re-
fsrees in The registration Office. flsr
So far as We could learn, not single
death occurred from accident during the
day, and the police avoided, as much as
possible, the making of arrests, giving
everyone an opportunity TO celebrate in
whatever way should suggest itself.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following
licenses were Issued by the Clerk of the
County Court of Davidson county, from
June % to July s: W-
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FOREIGN EK0HASGE.

cold Checks on New York tor sale.
on New Y Ork i0z sale al u per thou
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And on all the principal cities Of Germany
money.
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VAIN a WA, LIKE. 9

Successors to Wakefield a WaIkml
mAf14 tt 20 PUBELGa RRUARR
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRs.f

DEPARTNE55T Ef es TIE IEb IS5E sFpsizs
WAsHINGTO TON. ID. e. october ,. 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
Indian Affairs until II clock m; the 18th day OF
October. 1857 for snpplying friendly Indians with
r Be- ssss e daily, at or near North Platte
City inSebIasks: Sixteen hundred and fifty ieu5
sna gSqa Is ssS
Meal; and one Hundred licSl quarts & salt; ~.
eight sisl pounds Of Beef net weight; seven hun
dred, and fifty l75Ol pounds Of Bacon twenty two
pounds snd
one hundred Re. and sixty tl6ol quarts art! Ct salt
kansas Fort me
drsd and pounds of Beef Hs
pounds of Bacon; ELEVEN hundred and twenty Ave
H.ia5) pounds Of Xxx Flour; twelve hundred and
fifty a as pounds of Corn Meal and eighty tso
The Beef to be delivered on the hoof the Flour
the articles to be Of good quality, and Subject to
inspection and rejection by the agent receiving
The delivery to commence within fifteen days
after awarding the contract if the service requires
tractor or contractors shall have received notice to
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs reserves the
or all Of the articles to be delivered at any of the
aonye named points So Also to change the place OF
tractor, in SUCH case, to be allowed q reasonable
sum fer any additional cost OF trans portation.
Proposals must be made separately for all the
supplies TO be delivered at each points herein
designated, and must show the price per pound Of
each article. They must be endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence ~ and submitted in the following
form: 4 or we, hereby propose to furnish the In.
dian dian Department., :. ~, asco9IdinS TO the
sioner Of Indian Affairs dated Octoberz, 1851, and
if this proposal be accepted will at once execute
contract and give satisfactory bond for it's per.
Torrance. They must also be accompanied by a
oIlAr nar
sons. stating that il = contract il awarded they
the sufhciency Of the guaranfors to be certified by
a United States judge or district attorney.
1t is important that the contract be executed i'm.
mediately after the award is made. Bidders should,
therefore, be present at the opening of the bids
either In person or BY attorney. t
Payment will be made at the Office OF Indian AZ
fairs on presentation of vouchers, in duplicate,
certified to be correct " the officer agent of this
Department to whom the articles are delivered.
I The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
made under this advertisements. ..,-z 49,
Proposals will he addressed to the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs Washington, y q.
= EEf7'fE-f73 3. ~ CHARLES =. MIX,
Aoc 9Th. "a, tn. t2Q 81 Acting Commissioner,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.


DEPoT Qva RrERMasTER : OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, j. c., October Is, 1ST.S
Sealed Prope sails will be received at this off ce
the delivery of the following articles of Quarter
master Stores either OF the points named to wit
B. Il 0. Railroad Depot, 9th street wharf, or Lin
coin Depot:
81, 900 five hundred and twelve thousand) pounds
of good, sound, clean Oats, in good. strong
sacks, each sack containing 100 pounds.
SC 900 fifty six thousand pounds Of prime Timothy
Hay. loose or in bales.
los COO lone hundred and sixty eight thousand)
pounds of good, clean, Wheat Straw, in bales.
Bidders win state the price per pound for Oats,
including sacks. and for Hay either baled loose,
and for Straw in bales, and the number Of pounds
which Of the three points named above the delivery
will be made.
All articles delivered ON contracts made under
this notice will he subject to rigid inspection by
inspectors appointed by the nnders gned, and none
received or paid for which do not come up to the
standard.
The names of two good and responsible persons
must be given in each bid who will act as securities
in case the contract is awarded to the bidder. The
names of these persons must be signed in their
hands. to a statement to the above effect, which
will accompany each bid.
Payment will be made in Government funds,
upon completion of contract, as soon thereafter
as funds are furnished for the purpose.
signed, and endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
Grain, Hay, and Straw "
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
&c. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
Oc l6-ft Breyet Brig Gen. L. s. Army
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,


- BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
October "a 1857.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables Will be received at this Blu
reau untl2 clock p m, on the fou rth day of No.
vemher- 1871. for the supply of fifty thousand
pounds of Fresh Beef and fifty thousand pounds OF
Fresh Vegetables, At the Norfolk Navy Yard and
Station, as required. The Beet and Vegetables
must be OF good quality, and the lest the market
of de, and each article must be offered for by the
pound. The Beef to be in equal proportions, fore
and hindluarsers, and TO be Western or Baltimore
Beef
Bends, with approved security, will he required
in one half the estimated amount of the contract
and twe nty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment to be made as COL
lateral security for the due performances OF the con-
tract which Will on no account, be paid until II IS
fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by writ
ten guaranty, signed by more resronsi BILE
persons, that the bidder or bidders will II his or
their hid be accepted, enter into an obligation
within FIVE days with good and sufficient sureties
TO furnish the articles proposed.
No PROPOSAL Ui1 be aStdsysd faeSs nc,oDaPdH sed
by such guaranty, and by satisfactory srtdsHcs thdt
the bidder is regntay dealer the articles proposed
and has the license required ~ art Of C0Hsrsss,
g. The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov.
erInent- ,-.- b.
1t is understood that in case the stipulated guam
tity of either article shall be delivered, leaving
be considered completed in full at the option of
the Department.
The responsibility of the guarantors to be certi-
fed TO BY the Assessor of Internal Revenue Iar the
District In which they reside. BRIDGE,
&C 22-10t Chief of Bureau.
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CASE OF POISONING IN SALISBURY, Mp-A4
correspondent OF the Baltimore American.
writing from salisbury on Monday last, says:
C. were taken suddenly Ill, AFTER partaking
Of bis cult prepared for supper by Miss Pris.
ella Bradley One of them died in about fit.
Or. S. p Dennis. Yesterday. the stomach y as
auaiyzed by Dre. s p. Dennis and l.. ID. Col.
Ter snd found to contsin etry chime In large
quantities. II has since appeared that Miss
Bradley purchased hottie Of the same at one
of the drug stores on the Thursday previous.
She has been committed to Princess Anne iail
tor trial, when our court meets for business
IN Wicomico county. The supposed intention
OF this woman. who is about fifty years Of age.
was 10 destroy the whole family TO enable her
to get 1926 due her by Mr.. Lynch"