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FIRST. The name 81 this Company IS III
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, and ia located at Hartford, Connect
icut.
CAPITAL.
SECOND The amount Of Capital Stock
900 600 60
Third. The amount of Capital Stock
paid uD Is-.....,.....--...... l,utO %
ASSETS.
FOURTH Cash on hand
and in Bank and Cash
Items ...............,........ s2l5,4ll 10
Cash in hands of Agents
and in course Of trans
missiOur....,-..............- 1922 %
Bills receivable for loans,
secured by Bond and
Mortgage. (hTst iiens.l lOI49 81
" bered '.',........,,.,..,.~ $1,000 90
'T cTued. payable JAM. 4.Os9 81
'''' 5chsdule Gied ,'1. ass 99l 60 2O26. 90 70
LIABILITIES
FIFTH. Liabilities to
Banks or Others due
or not due ............--.-.. S..
SIXTH. Losses adjusted
and due ....-....-...-.. ..---....-..''-
SEVENTH. Losses either
unadusted or .........., .........'.-''
h'' hos d1 nu'~,'e@ anu 1885 -
Ninth. Losses in sus-
pense, awaiting fur
Their proof .......... .,.......-..-,.
TFNFH. All other claims
againstthe Company.
dividends unpaid . i4i uO- To-. Jh -
MISCELLANEOU
ELEVENTH. The greatest amount insured in
any enc risk is $4,000. except in special
cases.
TwETFTF. The amount insured in any one
city. town or village depends upon its size
and how built.
THIRTEENrH. The amount insured in 9ny one
block depends rs above.
FOURTEENTH. Certified copy of charter Of the
Company, n filed heretofore.
FIFTEENTH. General power Of Attorney Tor
Agents TO accept service of process prsvi-
'"''' ''' GEORGE l.. CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT o,
Hartford COUNTY,
January 8th, 1868 personally appeared George
L. Chase, President, ard George NJ. Colt, Sec
Rotary ofthe Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
aud made oath that the foregoing statement by
them subscribed Is a true. full and correct state
ment Of the affairs OF said Company, end ek-
hihts so far rs can be ascertained 81 this date,
its actual condition on the thirty first day 81
December. 1861. Before me,
GEO. SUMNER, Notary Public
STATE oF TENNESSEE, CoMPTRoLLER's OFFIcF,
NASHVILLE. January p, 1907
a " blackburn Comptroller Of the Urea
sury, do hereby certify that the Hartford Fire
| lnsurance Company, located at Hartford, in the
| State Of Connecticut. has produced 70 me satls-
| factory evidence that SAID Company has com
piied With all the requirements OF the lava OF
! the State Of Tennessee, imposed On INSURANCE
/ Companies. aud | further certify that II; Z;
| Ross, Assent Of said Company. has also eonPlled
With the requirements OF the laws u the > tate'
| d ade and provided in such cases. therefore,
| said Hartford Fire Insurance Company hs'r
authority to take risks and transact business OF
| insurance in this State, at Nashville, Tenn
| g. VI. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
~. &. Ross, Agent,
| once corner Union and Cherry streets, in Bank
/ Of Tennessee Bal ding, la13l ~
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A DESPERATE. Jake
MeGayock, colored, early yesterday morn :
ilg, broke open chicken-coop belonging
to York Baker, another negro, aud being
discovered in the act Of Strengthening three
of the inmates, undertook, in making his
escape, TO decapitate the owner as well,
chopping up his head considerably, hnt in
hicting no serious wounds Jake was ar
rested, brought before Justice Wilkinson.
and committed to jail to awlit trial before
the Criminal Court.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, Feb. IL, 1866

NASHVILLE, Feb. l3, 1868.
CoTToN.-The market has been rather
dali to-day, though prices have been firm.
The absence of the Liverpool dispatches
till the afternoon caused some uneasiness
among spectators. The ruling figures
are abont l9c for fine grades, though extra
fine staples could be sold for l97c. The
receipts have been sos bales. Shipped 299
bales, and sales of CSC bales as follows: p
at 19lc; y at l9ic; 4O4 at ICE IA at 1876;
81 at Isle; at l89c; IS at l8bc; 80 at
ISc; 3 at 17ic; at l7dc; "a at l6!e; . at
l6tc, and at Ice.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept ]. 1867 .............-. ...522
Received to-day ...''''..'....'...'.'.-'.'' SIS
Received previously ,9B2-53JlO
Total..-......... ........................ 5l,232
Shipped to-day ....................a.. ~
Shipped 477-5O.775
Stock on hand to-day.................... 5l5
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
NEW YORK, Feb. l3, 1850 A. M.-Cot-
ton holders ask an advance, but buyers
operate with caution. l2M.-Cotton mar
ket very firm and holders are asking
higher rates. Buyers are awaiting cable
dispatches. 2P. M.--Giold l404. Cotton
DE 3 and moderate, but prices irEi at
previous quotations. Sales to-day 5000
bales. 3 PM.--COtton market irregular.
Sellers firm. Buyers cautious. Quota
tons nominally unchanged. Gold l4Os,
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, ll:lj.-Consois
934@99g u. 5. bonds p.
BAcoN-Market active. Clear aides IA
@143c; shoulders l1@ll2c; hams l4t@
l5e; sugar cured hams 17A@l8c.
LARD-In tierces l41 in cans aud kegs
Isle
SUsAR- Orleans l46 l64c; Demarara l61.
coffee III B 174e; G l6s crushed, pow
dered and granulated 1910.
CoTFEE-Rio 22926c Laguyra 2-9
SOC; Java 38@40c.
CoEE-Demand good at 60965c loose
in wagons 75@sOc in sacks at the depot.
WHEAT-s2@2 % per bushel.
FLoUR-s1O@l5 per barrel.
PoTAToEs-S394 per barrel.
sALr-s4 20 for bushel barrels,
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Gold continues to decline in New York.
The following are the quotations of yester
day Opened at 14lB was l41s at 1890
A. NJ. 14lB at 1880 A. NJ; al! at noon,
l40! at 900 P. NJ; l406 at 5 pm. The
rates here were l39 buying and al selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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Death Of Two of Our Oldest citizens.
Macmillan Reding and his wife Mary
died in this city, the former on the Sth of
February and the the latter on the 3Oih Of
January.
Mr.. Reding was born in North Carolina
in 1878, and emigrated to this country
when il was a wilderness. He was united
in marriage in 1900 10 his wife, whose
maiden name was Mary Love, and they
lived together sixty-eight wears az man and
wife. Their love and devotion to each
other seemed 10 grow brighter and tenderer
az age stole upon them. They raised
large family of children, only one of whom
survives them. Several of their children
emigrated to Texas in the early settlement
Of that country %and died there, leaving
large families. They were both members
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
and were earnest Christians Mrs. Reding
was born on Whites Creek, in this county,
in 1882, and was Sc years old at the time of
her death. What an eventfnl life these
people have lived. The Indians and wild
beasts then roved around on Capitol Hill.
AAA'1 AfAHA ~ sSN u AsAi kN NlA1 kiOh up
where once they only saw the virgin forest.
Their only surviving child is Mrs. Fox,
who lives near the city. They were good
neighbors, and useful citizens, and have
left good name behind them.
Proceedings OF the Supreme Court.
NALHvILLE, Feb, 13.-The court met
this day pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present, when the following
causes were decided
w. w. Berry a Demoville u.s. L. NJ. Sid
we'll BY Judge Shackelford. Judgment
reversed and judgment here against Sid
well and securities.
+. d. Smith and wife a. Robert Wiley.
By Judge Shackelford. Decree affirmed
and cause remanded
George w. Walker as. George f. Nc
Clure. BY Judge Milligan. Affirmed and
Tamanded.
Thomas S. Gaut ei uls a. +. j. d. Cant
81 ols By Judge Hawkins. Judgment
affirmed.
Ann c. Cabb u.s. Elizabeth G. Cabh By
Judge Hawkins. Decree affirmed.
The business Of the eleventh circuit was
concluded to-day, and the first call of the
docket of the ninth circuit NASHVILLE will
he commenced tomorrow.
JFssE G.. FRAZER, Clerk.
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N o T I C. E .

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER CT THF
4 County Court CT Davidson county a. ne
directed, made az the February Term, l.Js. q
szid Court, upon shs application Of the Board
Il Director q the Tennessee and PaciGc Eaii-
road Company, ana 10 pursuancs Of the stafuts
az such cases mads aad provided, 1 vail. by a.
sell and dsbutIes, open and hold an slertier Il
the Tarious election precincts ia said count ~
s&tuKaay, March 2, 1855, Tor the purp1--
Of EsceTtAinsnE UhstEsr q majority q lns voter
q aaid county viii approve OF. disaprrCve f.
gubscrpticn b. said county q 500 500 b. the
capital stock Of said Tennessee and Paci5.
kaslfoad Company, in tns Coupon Bonds Of sa,1
60 unty-oae third pay able ~ the expiration .
tftsen Te1Ts one-thlrd Ia tWeuy year,, and ta o
otnef third IN twenty I've years from the date q.
Ihs2r issgsncs, bearing sK per cent. intsralI
pa7sbie ssnl- annually az which elscti0n those
voters who are in favor Of sub sen ption will %.
On Their tickets the words for sabssupU0u,
snd th9ss opposed % the sabserDti5a Wiii pat
en- their tickets 70 subscriptloE."
Ell PATTERSON.
oneTla o. DaTidson County, state % leunsasss
feb5 ID
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The statement of the associated banks OF
New York city for the week ending Satur
day last, Jan. rs, compares as follows with
the corresponding week in 1866 and 1867
to which we add the specie currency ball
ances 10 the New York offices of the United
States Treasury at these dates, respectively
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CoSyICrs PARDcNEp.-Tw more con
yict- and a member Of the militia we're
parduned by the Governor yesterday
Jna. McAdams, sentenced at Franklin 10
ak wears imprisonment for attempted rape,
laham Clark, sentenced hy the Circnit
Cont of Union county Tor petit larceny,
aud A. c. Copeland, sentenced in August
lssi to wears imprisonment for desertion.
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4 SoUrHoUsF FOR MEMPHIS Mem
lhis is a. badly of as Nashville, aud a
souphouse has become a necessity there.
Two gentlemen from that city, one mem
her Of the City Council yesterday visited
the aouphouse here TO ascertain the plan
un which il il conducted, and were fur
uished all necessary information by MIR.
Cramer the Superintendent.
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The healing Pool, ana House OF
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
ana the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes, free ofoharge. Adore
DR.. J. SKIhLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa. mayl9 3m
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PoIIcE CoURT, February lS.- Cornelius
Brenna', fast driving, So.
Elizabeth Cannon, drunk and disordrriy,
90.
Isaac Woods, assault and hAuery, So.
MARY Bonds. same discharged.
Daniel Driscol, same, So
John Williams, same, $40.
h. A. Webster, same, 50
". NJ. Williams same, costs.
SIX persons were variouslg hned ioT
Gaming
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EyHooI HoUsE BuRNTp.--A colored
school house was burned at Wsrtrace a
night or two siace between eleven aud
twelve O'clock, Immediately subsequent 10
lecture by Rev. ID. Burt, the Bureau Sn-
perintendent of Education. The fire seems
70 have commenced near the door, and is
thought 20 have been the WORK Of an in
candiary. lis TO be at once rebuilt
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A COUGH, COLD, OR a sORs

A COUGH, = COLD, OR 4 SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention. and
should be checked. Ii allowed 10 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, IL permanent
THROAT DiseRse, or Consumption is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL. TROCHES
Having n a direct influence to the parts. give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asth.
MA, CRtRrrh, COnsumptiVe and Throat
Diseases, Trochss are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troehes." and
d. not take any Of the worthless limitations that
may be offered Sold everywhere
ort27 4meod
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respectfully,
A. y. MrLLE1
Death of Two of oar Oldest citizens

F'III'VI FI7IIIb lAINIIIItIIs
JAMES r. WILLETT, ESQ, Superintendent
Customhouse, Nashville, Tenn.
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GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, /,
HARTFORD COUNTY, -

once corner Union and Cherry streets, in Bank
Of tennessee Bui dug, JaD5l ~
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liabilities ..-....................... S9} lib 10
STATE OF NEW YORK,
city and County Of New York
George T. Hope. President, and Cyrus Peek,
Secretary, OF the Continental Insurance Com
pany, being severslly sworn, depose and cay,
each for himself says that the foregoing Is a
true fall aud correct statement OF the affairs OF
the said Corporation and that they are the
above described officers thereof.
GEO. q. HOPE President.
CYRUS PICK, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before NE this 2ith day
Of January, A. ID. 1853.
TH05 l.. THORNELL, Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, :
NASHVILLE Jan. !, 1853.
/, q. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the Urea
sury, do hereby certify that the Continental lu-
surance Company, located al New York. IN the
State of New York. has produced 20 me setis-
factory evidence that said Company has com
Piled with all the requireme Of the laws Of
the State OF Tennessee. imposed on insurance
companies; and further certify that FARMS
WORTH i CLARK. Agents Of said Company.
have also com piled with the requirements OF
the laws OF the State. made and provided IN
such cases: Wherefore. said Continental In
surancs Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business Of Insurance in this
State al Nashville. Tenn. -
q. W. BLACKBURN,
febs Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Cotton irregu-
lar; middlings 20!c; sales 1000 bales; re
ceipts 1892; sugar and molasses firm, but
unchanged.
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S r A T e M e N T
OF THE CONDITION or THE
Hartford Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
On the 3IsG Day of December, 1897,
Made 10 the Comptroller of the State
of Tennessee.

First. The name Of this Company is THE
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, and ia located al Hartford, Connect
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The changes from the statement of the
LIST inst. are ga follows
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
g O M Nj r ES CIAL.
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Apr 1876 P. M-Money in good de-
mand but not stri gent att per cent. on CALL The
tide OF currency is towards this point. but it is alb
sorbed, however, by the Sub-Treasury account OF
Gold sales. The decline in the stock values market
makes Money easier, beng fully S3,OUO,O 600 within
TWO or three months. Sterling Exchange very firm
at 1J93 "a lU9H tor prime bills, wi indications f a
higher rate t1-n 'rrow. Gold opened tirmer open I'd
at lost reached l39 and closed at 1885 "a 1881 The
Asss AM Treasurer sold hail million to day. The
Germans were free buyers, and renewa' of specie
shipments is looked tor next mont !. Loans were
made at per cent. and Pr cent. Tor carr, ing
Governments ar, ra her lower and closed heavy and
dul enry Clewes & Co. furnish The loow.n 80
quotations Coupon 6s 1881, 111s q lip; do SIS 1852
110a q 1l05; do 1854 I0Sa a 1903; DO 1865 1O.l do
new u i@ 1875 do 1867, 1919 "a 1919; 10 4C's 1Oi
(9 10la; l-3U's, tU6t a 1914. There were some sales
CPS anu 65's ON European account Today, but moi
ex ee ling 100000,
Stocks q. ,ened weak and lower, particularly tor
Central and Erie, but lmpr ut the o'c ock call
There Is some anxiety about the Erie bill, which
come up in the Senate at Albany tomorrow The
impression prevails that it will be AMENDED 80 as to
adj OF the ex enson of the broad guage westward
and to authorize the Erie Directors to raise the
-sary fund; therefor The clause about the recent
issus or stock 1t Ia said, will struck out but the
antmonopoiy features of the bill will be re aimed
The market closed dull bur slea Y, though rather
under he highest point of the day. Pacific Mail run
up to 9h covering of shorts. but declined to sSI
AID closed dull The following a e $50 fgdres:-Pa-
cifc Mail 8S1 a SS2 New York Central III 90 1l:I
Erie 69t q 69; do preferred II q 75 Hudson, 127 q
Il Il ing, So2 % SO; Michigan Central, 1884; ici.
igan Southern, $50 q Ssa; Ill nois Centa, 40l a
iI5; cleveland & PiGtsb ry S6l q S6a; L ledo i0z
g 1922; Rock Island, s2t g s2s; Oh eago 4 Noaf
Wayne, 10H a 1O0a; Missouri, 81.
Mining shares dull; Gregory 50; Waikiki 20; Quartz
| Hill 70.
The receipts at the Sub Treasure to-day amount.
en- 70 g, s69eso; payments S2,4S75 balance $lOl
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14

IMPORTANT oRDERs nv CIV x.r.n

AnEon1ANI OhDEhS BY GEN. MEADE.
ATLANTA, GA, April 1S.-An important or
der Was promulgated yesterday by Mai. Gen
Meade relative to the approaching election in
this State. The General says: First, that as
numerous designations of Sheriffs in Georgia
are rendered on the eve of an important cleo
ton when there is no. time to make new APP
pointments, such designations will not be ac-
cepted. SheriffS who have been so long in
office at the sufferance of the Commanding
General will not b permitted to resign until
after the election, and the faithful performance
OF their duties will be required under pain Of
trial by Military Commission.
AS many electors are nece ;sarily dependent
upon another class for employment to earn
their daily bread for their families, and as nu-
merous complaints have been made that such
laborers are to be intimidated from voting by
fear of the loss of employment the employers
are forbidden 60 cont 'ol the voting of laborers
by threat, of discharge or by other oppressive
means, and they are told that any offence OF
this kind is punishable on COW ction before a
Mi itary Commission. Third. it is the duty
and the desire of the commanding General to
secure to voters an opportunity to vote freely
and without restraint, tear or influence of fraud
Therefore, all good citizens are called upon to
cooperate in efforts to have the election con-
Quoted fairly, as required by law. a
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
EUROPE


| .st FRANCE. ...1H.rtf
| PARIS, April 13.-La Liberte this morning
mas another of the series of editorial articles
calculated to alay general discomfort and un-
easineSs, which has b en- inspired by recent
warllke preparations of the French Govern
ment To give some idea of the depth of pop
qiar ieelng the writer says the United States
Legation at Paris is continually overruu with
Frenehmeu. who are anxious to escape tn.
military service to which they are now liable
under the provisions of the new army bill, and
knowing nothing OF the American laws OF nat
ufaiiZauon, and having only lately concluded
the Prusso- American treaty in their minds,
they are literally beseging the United States
Representative for naturalization papers. OF
course applicants in all cases were refused,
lacking five years active residence in America
as required oy law. a
The Paris races began at Long Champs this
afternoon, and We're very fully atte nded. The
qulche prizo was won by Pompier, owl ed by
the Marquis de Lagrange. M. Foulds Petit
corporal was winner OF the lutece prize. The
Marquis de Lagrange's famous racer Long
champs took the ladran prize. ~ a.r = 81
9s THE ABYssINIAN WAR,
LoNDoN.-Offcial dispatches from Geheral
Nap er, IN command of the Abyssinian expe-
dltlon, have been received by the government.
They show that in spite of bad roads the Brit
lsh forces are steadily advancing towards Mag
dola, and meanwhile there is every evidence of
the Intention of the King Of Abyssinia to offer
Gen. Napier in his latest dispatch, dated near
Lake Ashapgi, March Itch, says: sour ad-
vance will reach Lake Ashangi tomorrow
The rear, with the artillery and supply trains.
is three days march behind. The country is
mountainous and very difficult for the artillery
and trains, King theodore is near Magdola,
where he intends to make stand, Letters
from the captives say they are well. The
health of the troops is good" -,
The effective force under Gen Napier now
advancing on Magdola numbers $4,000 men.
GREAT BRITAIN. 4t
LONDON, April IL, Eyening.-A great review
OF volunteers was held at Portsmouth to-day.
over 1000 men were in the ranks Vast
crowds Of spectators from Portsmouth and the
surrounding country, and from London, wit
messed the evOlutionS of the volunteers
The Newmarket craven race meeting COM
menced to-day, and will continue through the
present week. The craven stakes were won
by Florence, the free handicap sweepstakes by
SIllnus, and the same stakes Of fifty sovereigns
by Turpin.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
IDAHO
RIOT AT SILVER CITY.

| SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-Advices nom
!dano to April 4th, give an account OF a snoot'
ing affair at Silver City when resulted III the
death of a man named Marion Moore, and
the wounding of two other persons. Moore's
friends assembled ia large numbers, we'll arm
ed, when the opposing party fortified them
selves in the Idaho Hotel. Gov. Ballard issu-
ed proclamation ordering the parties to dis
perse or he would call on the military to sup
nress the riot A company of troons was ar
dered from Fort Boise, and will probably be
stationed at Silver City till quiet is restored
Several arrests were made. but the parties re-
leased on bail.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
mining intelligence from Idaho is highly en-
couraSing. All accounts agree as to the rich
ness OF the lodes now being worked and which
are oelng carried on vigorously. f
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
Ihe Indians had made a raid on camp Nc
Dermont and drove off the stock The pur-
suing party lost one man and three horses
Ihe light occurred at the same place where
Maj. Walker was defeated last year.
NEW YORK.
PRIZE FIGHT.
NEW YORK, April 13-George Roake, of
Providence, has made match to fight Tom
Kelly in two months for $1,000 side.
THE ERIE LITIGATION
The motions in the Erie litigation noticed
for the cham ers OF the Supreme Court to- day
were adjourned to Friday t-H-- :.
GEN. SHERMAN.
Llent. Gen. Sherman spent the Sabbath in
New York, returning to Washington last even
ing.
SEIZURE OF DIsTILLERIEs
Two whskey distilleries and two rectifying
establishments were seized last night.
BUFFALO ITEMS
BUFFALO, April 13.-Gnats have appeared in
the northern part of this State doing great
dimage to stock.
In tight between two negroes ia Holmes
county few days since one of them was near
ly cut In two.
;. The steamer Wabash of the Erie railway
l y arrived to-day from Detroit, being the
first arrival of the season.