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HonoIuIn Adyices.liiil

81 ~ afsE1tt
~. ~etgT SAN Francisco, July IL.
Intelligence from Honolulu to j June 25th
has been received. 60. .ssS1TFz E1oT 80
The Legislature was prorogued June
24th, after fifty Weight days. session. The
members were thanked for their liberality
and the zeal manifested for the best inter-
!ests ofthe Governments, 1.-THE General An
Ipropriation bill grants q million and ssixty
thousand for carrying on the Government
for the two years ending March, 1870. 81
| Thirty thousand was appropriated to en-
courage Immigration and thirty thousand
to promote inter island steam communica-
tiou.el sv~rrt-ss edo q s-o...r.r--,
The American Charge ID Affairs had an
interview with the King, and presented
Captain Simpson, Of the Mohongo. The
audience lasted an hour sss1qzs z ,s1iniesi1
The official organ of the Government, the
Gazette, speaks in complimentary terms of
the officers and men of the Mohongo.
The British ship Scioto arrived at Hon
One hundred and. forty-eight Japanese
emigrants were consigned to the Hawaiian
Government, This is regarded as great
event A few hours after the arrival Of the
vesselth the Board of Emigration had appli-
| cations for all the laborers. = oss5i sristf
1 The whale slip Comet was reported off
Hadakadi, April 18TH. The Clark, Corin-
THAN, Cicero, Ohio, Washington and EAGLE
were also reported.
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New KorK Dry foods sMarket-JulyI5 10.
The weather is extremely hot, and trade
is consequently rather inactive, but quite
as good as could be expected at this season !.
Prices generally buoyant. ~
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i milwaukee uarket-July IA. hii1
FLOUR-Dull and prices unchanged. ~
WHEAT-Dull and nominal at 81 50 for
No. !.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Money marKet-July Is.
.GoLD-Firmer; opening at l42, closing
at l4258@l4212. isl lB1 s.sI7l-l l13 I vsH =
New York stock market-JuIy !

Cincinnati Money market-3ulyi is.
aGoLD-1412 buying; 142L selling.
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CboIera Dfsappearing.

HAVANA, July 10.
The cholera is rapidly disappearing from
this island.
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BuffaIo market-IuIvta

Market generally duh and unchanged.
tirely neglected. Il .....fs .,4a 49,.
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EYENING sFssIoN.

The House went into committee of the
| Whole Mr.. Beck in the chair, and was adj
dressed by Mr.. Cullen on the subject OF
national taxes by Mr.. Paine in criticism
of the Democratic party; by Mr.. Broomal
on the political condition of the country,
and by Mr.. Garfield on finances, in oppo-
sition to the theory OF taxing United States
| Messrs. Butler and Pike replied briefly
Mr.. Stone addressed the committee on
general politics.
| Committee rose and House adjourned
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XLth Congress Second Session.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
SENATE.

- WASHINGTON, July 10.
-fsrr SENATE.
Mr.. WILSON introduced bill to reduce
the military peace establishments. Re-
ferred to committee on Military Affairs.
The special order, the Indian apprOpria-
ton bill, being called for, the Senate insist
ed on its amendments to supply vacancies
in executive departments. .sst1 ~ is.1rf,.s
Messrs. Conkling, Edmunds and Vickers
were appointed committee circumference.
The Chair submitted a communication
from the President, enclosing a report from
&C., that have ratified the 18th amendment.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. CHANDLER introduced bill to
extend the laws of the United States over
Alaska and establish a Collectors district
therein. Referred to committee on Com
merce.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up. A number of trifing amendments
from the committee on Appropriations
and the committee on Indian Affairs were
concurred in, including $4,000 for presents
to Indians, without final disposition of the
bill.
Mr.. SHERMAN made lengthy report
from the committee of Conference on the
disagreement between the House and Sem
ate on the tax bill, which was agreed to.
The Senate went into executive session,
and after some time adjourned. -
-
1i % u l95 HOUSE h' asFs
A bill passed for the relief of q. M. Hall,
of Chicago, refunding tonnage tax.
A resolution passed appointing an inves-
tigating committee into the disbursements
of the contingent fund during 1867 and 1868.
Bills passed giving the assent of Congress
| to the construction of certain wharves in
Oswego. harbor; restoring Commanders
Celley and Hughes to the active list of the
| navy. a',F RI 71-7 s a.ri 1IEt7E E2o2
| The credentials of James Fl. Goss MEM
ber elect from the Fourth District of South
Carolina, was referred to the committee on
Elections. 5-F -'L. 900. ss
MIR. DAVIES, from the committee on
| Elections, reported the credentials in due
form of David Heaton, member elect from
the I'd District of North Carolina. He took
the oath and his seat. S,''s'5as ll1 - -,
| Unanimous consent was refused for the
return to the Senate of the civil appropria-
tion bill, the House having already concur
red in the report of the conference COM
mittee. bt ..-.5i-ssi
| Mr.. SCHENCK asked that the pending
bill be taken from the Speakers table and
referred to the Ways and Means committee,
stating that it would be reported back
within two days.
| Mr.. RANDALL objected. S.5is ca >
| The bill passed, repeating so much of the
said sections of the act of 2Sth February,
1867, as provide that it shall apply only to
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.vsPENrrENTEARY ZARRIvALs.-Mr..g N icoia,
Sheriff of Cuyahoga county, brought to the
Penitentiary, yesterday five prisoners JAS
Stewart and Albert Forbey, manslaughter,
five years each; Thomas McCiosky' bur
glary and larceny, three years Joseph ii.
sampson, stabbing with intent to wound,
three years; Edward Miller, grand larceny,
four years. es'A@ - AtsA-s ~ - ss's+S
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--, CIRCLEvILLE, O, July 10

Early this morning Van Heyden's saloon
was entered by two professional chaps,
who give their names as james Kelley and
Pat. Mcdonald, one claiming to hail from
Cleveland, the other from columbus. They
tapped the till and were making off, but
were promptly arrested and taken to the
lookup by our efficient police. There was
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BThe repairs on the Nicolson pave
sment at Rich street were completed yes
terday. sss - ysiJ ass7zlsas 2 ;sss - ss;s - 4
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.s'r
aThe Convention was called to order at
about half-past one o'clock, time having
been allowed the Clarke county men to
telegraph to Shellabarger and learn his
views, and whether the prospect of unan-
imous nomination would have favorable
effect on his health. d4 reT9
Mr.. II. Miller, OF Franklin, stated that
on the cars Mr.. Shellabarger had said that
he could not be a candidate; that it would
be matter of life and death with him, and
he could not accept. s-a..--- g.-.-,.-
DIR. Seltzer withdrew the name of Mr..
Shellabarger.
Nominations being in order, Franklin
presented the name, of E.. E. White, OF
Franklin; Madison the name of Samuel
Galloway. of Franklin, and Greene the
name of E.. FL. Munger, of Greene.
Franklin and Clarke counties asked and
obtained permission to retire for consulta-
ton. On reasseDiblinga ballot was taken
with the following result: .ss,u nan
For White-Franklin %; Clarke 8. Total
For Galloway-Franklin II; Clarke 10
Madison 16. Total As. zsa-IFQ WI
For Munger-Franklin l; Clarke 10;
4 Greene So. - - - - -, =, -.
Total vote 1872; necessary to a choice 67
Mo one having received a majoritysof all
the votes cast, the Convention proceeded
to a second ballot, with the following re-
suit FAkE 2ERn as T2
Galloway-Franklin 25; Clarke Is; Mad
1 ison IA. Total, "a. ,s5s : ; : sr0H
White-Franklin 9; Clarke Q; Madison 2
| Total, 20. "a - f'-,s
Munger-Franklin II; Clarke 10; Greene
So. Total, So. - ~
Total vote, 1872; necessary to a choice, 67
The Convention proceeded to third bal.
lot: 's's'-ss - E'su DO .,a.-z
q Galloway-Franklin %; Madison 1s. To
tai As. .1siaeiilEg .1sfl
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fFoREIGN NEWSAl
'fFSs4Bx ArEANTfC)CA W

Residence for che Prince of wales
In Ireland.
sEsZsasE AKEEE IoNpoS. 5nIv55
A committee of the. House of Commons
reported in favor of the purchase of res
'idenee for the Prince of Wales in Ireland.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-16

POLICE CoURT.-The hot weather, though
it diminishes, does not prevent the attend
ance of galoots on the Mayors levees.
Two gentle damsels, over whose heads
the roses Of about forty summers each have
been scattered, Elizabeth and Cynthia Gar
ner, by name, were arrested as Migrants,
and sent to the county Jail, each for ten
days. N&N S& 2s.
Clinton Garner, son of the above named
Elizabeth,s q chip OF the old block, block
and all, was also arrested as vag. He was
fined So and costs, and In default went to
the stone pile. E.oz1EA q Y 81
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

Arrival from AspinwaH.
sfasT'e sEtiA NEW YORK, July Is.
The steamship Rising Star, from Aspin
wall, arrived this morning.
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sql7tB- The letter list win be found in to-
days SrATEsMAN-a # ~ a q 3 is sse5siIis3f
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The Union Republican party of the Sew
enth Congressional District of Ohio, in
Convention assembled, on this 18th of uly,
1865, .,.,-
Resolced, That we cordially indorse and
adopt as our own, the declaration of prin-
ciples made by the National Republican
party of the United States, assembled in
National Convention in the city of Chicago,
on the 21st of May, and that in Ulysses S.
Grant and Schuyler Colfax that Conven-
tion presented to the people of the United
States for President and Vice President
candidates worthy the support of all good
citizens, who would have all sections of the
country enjoy the blessings of Union, lib
erty and peace.
Resolued, I'd, That in Samuel Shellabar-
ger, our able and distinguished representa-
tive, we have a well tried and faithful pub
lie servant, and that we approve his course
in the Congress of the United States.
p The following persons, were announced
as Congressional Committee: tA s
2 Clarke-J. W. Keifer, H.sC. Houston.
Madison. G. ,McCloud and George W.
Wilson. Franklin-Henry Miller and E.
E. White. Gireene-E. S. Nichols and E.
III. Munger z.s--s .7r7sE
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die. SPIv1Ns.
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Last night the lightning struck the barn
G. G. Kendall, in South Woodstock, burn
ing it, together with four other barns and
several corn barns, all the sheds in the vi
cinity and considerable new hay-partially
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ST. Paul, Sept. 1.
The four judges Of the Hubbard and Don.
nelly imbroglio met last evening and ap-
pointed as fifth judge F. L. shoudrew, of
Hinona, who is supposed TO have ieanings
towards Donnelly.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 26.
Preparations on the most extensive scale
for the celebration of laying the corner stone
of the new State House, on the 9TH of next
month, are nearly perfected.
ATcHlsoS, Kan, Sept. %.
The Republican mass meeting in this city
to-day was the most enthusiastic gathering
ever held in the State. 1t is estimated 6 100
people we're present. A letter from Gen Is.
Strongfellow was read, repudiating the Dem
ocratic party, and announcing his support of
Grant and Colfax.
HARTFORD, Sept. &c.
Wells, confined in the State Prison for
horse stealing, committed suicide by cutting
his throat this morning.
MONTREAL, Sept. 26
The Quebec Legislature will meet the lat
ter part of October.
1t is understood the local ministry will
grant 5000 to the Red River sufferers.
SrRlsGFlEID, Mass, Sept. 26.
Orlando Sheldon, Of Cleveland, 0swego
county. New York, died at the Massasoit
House, in this city, to- night, from the escape
of gas in his room on Tuesday night, he
having blown out his light, instead of turning
1t of.
BosroS, Sept. 26.
Delegate. to the Republican Convention
favorable to the nomination Of Ben. Butler
have been chosen in Salem and Newbury
port.
CoscoRp, N. H., Sept %.
| Ex-president Pierce is very feeble His
nerves are quite shattered. ltis doubtful il
be ever gets about again.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK. Sept. 26,
Ii appears that the FIRE on board the steam
er Meilta broke out in the hold, when seven
days out from Boston, and before they fell in
with the Jacob A. Stanley. Owing to the
nature Of the cargo, which consisted OF cot
ton, tobacco, &C., it resisted every effort
made to subdue the flames, and it wa sup
posed to be smouldering some days in the
hold before it burnt through the deck. The
steamer remained by her twenty four hours,
and took off the crew and passengers, 10S in
number, II of whom she put on the barQue
Marques. for Liverpool, and ] 8 on the hurra-
chez. The Stanley arrived here with the
remainder yesterday.
A nit has been instituted in the @. 8
Disiri. Court for the 7th district Of New
York by Dir. Ezra Onahuig OF Newburyporf,
Massachusetts, against Mr. John Laird, Jun,
OF Brkenhead, England for losses snstsint d
by them by the burning of their ship Sonora
in December. 1868, BY the Alabama, which
the lihellants say was built and fitted out, in
direct violation Of the laws of Great Britain,
bo Mr.. Laird. All attachment has been is
sued against some funds owned by Mr.. Laird,
and supposed to be deposited in the Z. s.
Snb-Treasury in this city
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FROM THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, Sept. %.
The municipal election passed off quietly
to-day A. Alden, the present incumbent,
was reelected by $50 majority. All the Al
dermen except one, and sll the Councilmen
except two are supporters of Alden. 1hon-
berg carried but one ward-the fifth. Both
candidates are Republicans and supporters
Of Grant and Coiiax. The Democrats and
Conservatives united IN Thonberg.
The Press and the Times, the leading Rad
ical organs. supported Thonberg. who was
also sustained by large portion Of the negro
voters. During the afternoon the street in
front Of the Fourth ward was patrolled by q
company of the 44th Regulars.
Alt. Raines, a negro, was stabbed and NOR
tally wounded, in the Sixth ward. No other
difficulty is reported.
One of ths negroes shot last night is dead.
Another cannot survive.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows adjourned
this morning to meet next year at San Fran
cisco.
New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
Gov. Yarmouth has vetoed the civil rights
bill
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CHICAGO PRICES.
Nofice In RannruDtcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for the Die
trict Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy In the matter Of b.
Lo b, bankrupt. at K okuk. In eAtd District, on
the 10Th day OF September, b, 1868, u District
Iowa.
TSaIS 10 to give notice that petition has besn to-
i wit: the 2otE day Of Sept. A. D. 1855. alsd In
sid district eourt. by Q. B. Loeb, Of keokuk Les
Co., Iows In said district, and who has been heretofore
duly declared bankrupt under the OF Congress ent
tied IAN Act establish q uniform system Of bank.
ruptcv throughout the United states approved March
"a 1851 dlscharge and certificate thereof from all
his deets and other caims provabe under sa'
that 10Th day Of November A. D. 1885, At 40 o'clock
a. m is the time assigned for the hearing OF the same
before said Court in the city Of Keokus Lee cout
Iowa, Ia said district. when and where al cred
of .a bankrupt and sill othei persons in interest
may attend and show cause, II any they have, why
the PRAYER ofsaid petitioner should not be grated
Aud further notice is hereby kseu chat tho second
third meetings Of the of said bankrupt
gn.d the th and 18th sections Of sad sct will
be holden before John Bruce in Ba 1kruptcy At
his flee, nunber Estes House. the city Of ke
okuk. Lee unty, Io~a, the qtn day Of November,
A u lsas at 10 o'clock 8.
H.K.LovF,
Clerk o. q District Court for Iowa.
Gilmore Anderson, Attys for Petitioner.
sepf2S Sat
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. .

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.
Attorney Darlington, in support Of the APP
peal Of the Surra,t case, holds that the stat
ute Of Limitation does not defer the Court in
pleading. and the prosecution was not barred
by the statute Of limitations. He further
claims that the limitation does not extend to
persons fleeing from justice, and the prosecu
ton should have had an opportunity of prov
ing that Surratt was not exempt from the
limits of the statute before it was proved that
he was the person exempted from justice,
The new indictment will be submitted to the
q rand fnrv
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CIscrSsArI, Sept. %.
The meeting At the Buckeye Race Course
has been postponed till Monday on account
Of the weather.
A disturbance occurred in front Of the
Enquirer Office last night, between Democrats
and Republicans, while a procession OF the
latter was passing. Two men named Bishop
and Courtney we're injured. The matter
looked serious at one time. but peace was re
stored by the police
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sent. 2G.

ST. Louis, Sept. 26.
The Republicans had demonstration to
night, on the occasion of the dedication OF
the new TannerY, erected by the Young
Mems Union League, corEer OF Washinton
Avenue and 18th streets. There were fully
5000 torches in line and q great number Of
flags, banners. and rfanparencies, the streets
were densely thronged with spectators, and
there could no, have been less than 20 600 to
26, 600 persons out /; it was the largest demon-
stration of the campaign. There was speak
ing from four stands and about 20 speeches
have been made up to this time, II o'clock,
and the meeting is in full blast.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.
The cattle disease il appears has not dn.
appeared from the vicinity Of Chicago. Cot
tie arc dying almost daily sosth Of the city.
John Wentworth has lost no less than one
thousand dollars worth of his choice cattle
on his stock farm. An examination of the
cattle that have died of the disesse proves
that the spien is literally ro,ted. Farmers
complain that the measures 1t the Union
Stock Yards, for preventing spread o. the
disease are not sufficiently strict.
General Grant arrived in this city this
morning, from Galena, and will remain
short time
j. c. Men allen Of this city, for several
years past Superintendent OF the Chicago,
Alton 4 st. Louis Railroad, has been pro-
NOTED to General Superintendent Of that
road
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.
The Washington street tunnel is rapidly
progressing towards completion. The con-
tractors say that 1t will probably be open for
travel by the middle of December.
The Rock River Conference Of the NJ. D..
Church will meet at kankakee next Wednes-
day.
A woman, supposed to be named Mrs NJ.
j Hardprave, was arrested yesterday as q
thief. and about So, 900 worth of stolen prop
erty recovered. Her habit was to visit board !
ing houses and fashionable residences and
walk of with whatever was convenient.
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Notice in RankruDtcy,

In the Dstrlc, Court Of the Untei sstes for the Dis
trict Of lows In bankruptcy In the after Of John
l.. Grutb and W IN Allen, bankrupts, At Keoxuk
In said District. the 2eh ayof september, A. D..
1885, g. A. District OF Iowa.
rhIsis to give notice that petition he's be.n, to-
Wit: on tn. 2mh dsy Of SIP eabsr 4. D 1893, sled
liam @. len, OF Columbus City, Louisa count ),
State OF Iowa. who have been heretofore tuiy det
bat krut under the Congress entitled IAN
estshtsh uniform system OF bankruptcy throughout
uuited States" approved March Cd, 1857, TOR dis
charge and certificate thereof from al their debts and
claims proyshie under said set aud that the 18th
day Of Nov, 1868, at ~ o'clock 10 asstgned fol
the rearing the same before said Court at Ksoknk
Lee county Io~a when and whore a creditors Of said
bAnkrupts All other perron- interest sy
and show II they havs whJ the prayer OF .ae
petitioners should not be granted
H.K. LOVE, Clerk,
u District Court, At Keoknk
sept2' awsat D., sprsgue, Atty.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. 26.
Mrs A Lincoln leaves here October 1st
for Liverpool.
The Rollins revenue conspiring case Was
continued To-day by the examination of wit
nesses. Nothing material elected.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Sept. 26.
The news from Spain IS mesgre. Official
reports state the news favorable to the Gov
ernment.
The Emperor has invited Prince Napoleon
to Paris to consult on Spanish affairs.
VIExsA, Sept. 26.
John Hay, American Charge de- Affairs,
had an audience with the Emperor yester
day.
Count Andrassy, President of the Hunga-
rian Ministry, has resigned.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. &C.
There is much excitement here on the an
nouncement Of the total wreck Of The Rus
sian corvette Alexander, off the town of
Porbore, Denmark. Grand Duke Alexis
was on board. 1t is expected all hands were
saved.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
General Harva il master Of Cadiz
PARIS, Sept. 26-Evening.
Official newspapers Of Spain say that the
movements against the Government are abor'
tive.
The Moniteur has the following from Spain:
Catalania is quiet. News ofthe battle between
the ROYAL army under Perba,an the insurgents
under Serrano, y momentarlly expected, as
at last accounts the hostile forces were near.
ing each other.
A pe.;.ion wes sent to Queen Isabella by
General Concha, praying that young Prime.
As,urss might 60 to the Capitol and assum,
the government of the nation.
The Queen refused and returned repl,
that the Prince should not rule people 0
robbers aud assaasins.
RoaE, Sept 90.
A request to send representative to pesc.
congress soon to assemble here. will be for
/ warded q the g. s. Government, as well al
to different European nations.
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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l42.
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BY TELEGRAPH

| BY TELEGRAPH
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AFTERNOON pusPATCHEs.
:. -
From Washin 3 ton.
Ex-President Pierce's Condition
Critical.
Suit Against the Builders Of the
Alabama.
Death from Asphyxia, In Spring.
field, Mass.
Return Of the Cattle Disease
8nthusiastic Meeting II ~. Lsuis-..
5000 Tanuers In Procession.
Radical SUE cess in Na.hvillc
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
Spanish Advices "A Battle
Expected.
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FITTED UP IN THE HOST ELEGANT MANNER

Ana IN ssyIs upshor 10 Ary Hotel ON the Upper Kiv
and neither pains nor sxpsnse will bs spared ~ tbs
RECOMMENDATION Of eussts The largest rooms Of any
Hotel IN tbs STATE and the bui,ink heht.d throughout
hy - J. n. TEPFER,
meh0o RrUprfeter
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Radical Sut cess in Naahville
LATE NEWS ny CABIF.

Spanish Advices "a Battle
Expected.
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nOOTe 4 SHOES-RETAILs
M Dean ................. Third Maih s'ioots.
,r.r Matl.ss so Main street.
ust.I.mr + Rro Main street--bet 4th 5th.
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Gold Pens, Fanci's. Pocket Eooks.
q Pr;3oe, Il L Estes Hou