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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Com NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E. DRYDEN,
JONI II. Urn, ANDREW Swans.
Sheriff.. 8. CAMPBELL.
Treasursr-CHARLEs RApPELYE
County Clerk--JoHN T. KrRwAN.
District Clerk-FRANK BRowN.
County Attorney-X. K. Srour.
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Register Of Deeds-DuNcAS McINrosH.
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WHITE CLOUD
CARDING Mill,

"E have got our Machine in running Or
w der for the season of 1868, and viii be
prepared to attend promptly to all customers
from now until the close Of the season.
We have procured first class workman
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Our prices are as cheap as the cheapest.
Call at our establishment, adjoining the White
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Larger Sizes Made to Order, at
-s 25 Cents per Pound.
GUARANTEE

All bells sold at the above prices.
WARRANTED against breakaee BY
fair ringing, Tor TWELVE MONTHS
from time Of purchasing Should one
fail. new one will be given, by re-
turning the broken Que.
In case Bel breaks after the ex
piration Of the Warrahtee. | allow
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BRONZE BALLS always on hand IL
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Tow AsD CHURCH Clocks supplied
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DOCTOR WHITTIER

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-RocKPoRr, Mo-, Oct. 18th, 1867.
N. w. LKEr, ESQ: Sir-The Knittcr ar
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Ia GRAssr, Mo-, Jan. 9th. 1868.

LA GRANGE, Mo-, Jan. 9th, 1868.
Ma. M. W. LEEr: Sir-Too much cannot
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and have succeeded. l have had 10 trouble
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Mas. ". S. BOHON.
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TERRY, Hrsts Co. MISS, Jan. %, 1868.
Ma. M. W. LEEr: Dea, S:r-We are much
pleased with the Knitting Machine. My wife
says she would not take 500 for it. could
fnd purchasers for several more, were it not
for the scarcity of money in this region.
Yours truly, H. L. BRACEY.
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Amalgam Bells,
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kNiTS A STOCKING IN 10 MINUTES.
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The Machine soon pays for itself in any
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The Knitting Machine actually MANUFACTURES
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Excelsior Manufacturing Comply
ST. LOUIS.

gTyHESE wELL-KNOWN AND VERY POPU.
i LAR COOKING STOVES have been before the
public since ls5s. Each succeeding year has added
10 their popularity, until the name has become r.
miliar in every household In the West and South.
The demand for our
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ITEMS nr LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Feroge Shah has declared himself the ally Of
Russia.
Private advices from Florida say that the worm
Is doing great damage to the cotton.
1t lie reported that the Spanish government has
declared martial law in the province Of Caledonia.
Adyices from China say that the rebels have
retired from the vicinity of Tinsing, having aban'
doned all hopes of taking the place.
Omaha and Douglas counties, Nebraska, have
voted 5000 600 TO aid in bridging the Missouri
river at Omaha.
Sam Mccartney, one of the Oldest and most
prominent merchants of st. Louis, died on
the 14th.
In Rhode Island the gross assets Of the thirty
insurance companies 10 the State amount TO
$65 ,522 07S. They have in force 2O6 $50 policies,
insurng the immense aggregate OF S6l2,9l ,43l,
and the death claims paid on policies last year
amount to 81, 229s4l.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. B. F. Smith. major of the
9th infantry, died at Fort Reno, Dakota Terrific
~ on the 22d of June. of gastritis. Col. Smith
graduated at West Point in 1858, and was ap'
pointed to the LIST u s. infantry.
At the Roman Catholic Cathedral OF ST. eteI
and St. Paul, in Philadelphia, on Sunday, Rev
VIM. O'Hsra, ID. D., was consecrated bishop oil
the diocese OF Scranton. and Rev. j. +. shannon
ID, d., was consecrsted bishop of the new diocese
of Wfkesbarre. The Right Rev. Bishop WOOD
was the cOnsecrator, the attending bishops being
Dr. McC;ill of Richmond, Elder Of Natchez, Lynch
of Charleston, and Dominic Of Pittsburg. TIT
services lasted five hours.
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Military Intelligence,

A general court martial is appointed to meet at
Greenyille, on Monday, the twentieth OF July, Tor
the trial of such persons as may be properly
brought before ii. Detail for the court: Brevet
BriQadier General W. NJ. Graham, captain, hrst
artillery; Brevet Major Plscidus Ord. first lieute
pant fret infantry; Brevet Captain Charles ID,
VieIe first lieutenant, first infantry; Brevet Gap
tain B. s. Humphreys, first lieutenant, first srtil-
Iery First Lieutenant Thomas Dry, first infantry ;
Second Lieutenant Geo. W. Roby, first infantry !;
Second Lieutenant Matthew MARYLAND, first in.
fantry; Second Lieutenant l.. o. Parker, hr5t In
fantry, judge advocate.
Leave OF absence for twenty.dsy based on
surgeons certificate of disability, with permission
10 20 beyond the limits Of this military district, is
hereby granted to Captain Edward Collins, seven
feenth infantry. -,
PRINCIPAL musician Daniel 8. Tolson, 9th United
States colored troops, having been released from
confinement at Ship Island, Miss, Will be fur'
nished by the quartermsster's department, with
transportation from New Orleans, La, to Balh.
more, Maryland, the place of enlistment.
Upon the recommendation of his exceilency
Gov. Pease, approved by Breyet Major Genera
JJ. Reynolds, commanding district OF Texas
Jobn /. Jameson assessor and collector OF taxes
for the county of Red River, Texas, Is removed
for inatteption TO the duties of his office, anC
Russell L. Moore, appointed to MI the vacancy
thus created.
To enable him to settle his accounts as aotinl
assistant quartermaster, at Brownsville, Texas
leave of absence for thirty days, not TO go beyon
the limits of the district of Texas, Is granted FRS
Lieut. II. W. Lawton, regimental qusrtermss'er
4lst infaatry.
The commanding officer OF the sHb.district o
the Rio Grande will cause such clerical assistance
20 be furnished Lieut.. Lawton, by the quartermas
Ter Of his district, as may be required for tn
prompt performance of the duty named.
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Outrage and M der Iu Tennessee.
fFrom the Memphis Avalanche. ]

FROM the Memphis Avalanche.l
One day last week a well known physician, DR..
G. NJ. Saunders, while riding on the jackson road,
near Dyersburg, was shot dead from his horse.
Six buekshOt pierced his lungs, and he fell TO the
ground dead. Soon after the horrid deed was dis.
covered some one found q screen near the fatal
spot made of weeds and logs. Behind this had
evidently stood the slayer, awaiting his victim.
The next day suspicion pointed to Capt. Thomas
J. Shaw, of Dyersburg, an old, prominent citizen,
member of the Presbyterian Church and a Ma
son. His sudden disappearance after the tragedy
induced the suspicion, and inquiry developed sto'
ries almost too horrible for belief. These state.
ments we're ELECTED by DR.. Stith Richardson, OF
the town, from Capt. Shaw's mother. They com
prised story of dsmnable outrages on two young
lady raetiyes of Capt. Shaw, obtained from the
victims themselves.
Can't. Shsw's unmarried daughter and rels-
tive from Middle Tennessee, also a young lady,
visited DR.. Saunders's residence on Thursday
afternoon, Miss Shaw desiring q prescription.
| The doctor shook his head ominously, and mean
| while the others left the room. He at once
placed her under the influence of chlorofocm, and
| sought to perpetrate a nameless crime. Although
somewhat stupefed, she was still able to resist,
and the effort failed. He conveyed her to an ad'
| Joining room, and, as though nothing had hap
| pened, invited the other young lady to go with
| him. Both entered the room from which the doc
| tor had emerged, and in few moments the
Young lady was completely in his power, the
| chloroform doing its work. When she became
| conscious, and realized the ruin that had been
| wrought her grief knew no bounds. He sought
| TO soothe her, offering TO abandon his wife and
| fy with his victim to New Orleans, where he
| would marry her. Finally he exacted promise
| that the crime should be kept secret. But upon
reaching their home the sad story was revealed To
| Mrs. Shaw, and by her to Capt. Shaw. The mex
day the doctor was q corpse and the captain
| fugitive.
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A RIruALIsTIc MIsTAKE.-The Congregational
list saws: In pretty little village near Boston
love of little Episcopal chapel having just been
finished, benevolent parishioner sent on TO
"proper authority" in very eccleslasnesl CITY,
an order for q new surplice Of whitest, hnest
lawn, as present TO the church. The vestment
arrived, and so did the officiating minister, VINO
dopping the delicate fabric, was little mysuhea
AT some extra embroidery across the neckosnd,
which. in his reverential mood he deeiPheredi a.
he the symbolsm OF this did not at once occur
70 him: but thinking that some enthusiastic anti
quarry had struck fresh vein OF apost9he decor
alive art he went composedly through the ser.
vice Leaving the church with the benevolent
paTishioner aforesaid, this gentleman asked me
CLERGYMAN If be noticed anything unusual about tne
snrDiics he had worn. "Yes." said the other, "
noticed the Of the Supreme Being
eTactIv that n was for" OH rejoined the
donor {" that was blunder Of the maker. l or
dered him to mark the parcel when De sent II
G. o, D., leash on delivery and the fooi wen
end put these letters, which you see, on ne roo
! Esef.n
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The Manager Rep.rt-Letter from Gen
Craig,

A Washington special of the 18th, to the Cincin'
natl Commercial says:
The Iutelligencer this morning contains q col,
umn letter, printed in small type, from GenerA
lanes Craig of Missouri, directed to Mr.. blnB-
ham chairman of the committee OF manaH ~ D
He absolyes Mr.. Bingham from any snare III tne
authorship of the managers report, out pr
nounoes the statements Of Mr.. Butler, 80 Jar Is
fbev relate 10 him. deliberate peryersions OF uutn
and bold unblushing falsehoods. Butter n ilI
Ia called a great liar and dirty dog, IN lsancs
Craig denies that he visited Seaator henderson
with Lacey, or that he asked him now ne was
.Toing 10 vote on impeachment, except once,
SSb;c6 was on the very hour of his departure Tor
Missouri, and the night before tue vote On Ine
eleventh article. r.,,. 49,
lie fnrther says he never dined with Woolley or
Evsrts. and does not know either OF mem. ing nc
letter Gays Henderson did not own Isisuns ~ u.
snts,est in road or company IN Missouri IN winch
ne (Craig) was connected. ..,.h
Gen Craig also makes the statement tnst ne va.
a member Of the Democratic convention OF loOV a'
charleston, where Butler voted hfty-odd umes iOi
JEFF. Davis, and adds; 49,. os III.
differing with Butler as to the ntness u III
candidate I made certain remarks Wnieh sup
nose he considered offensive, and II seems no ma
neither forgotten nor forgiven me: AFTER severe
Southern States had, under the advlce OF DuueI
SEithdrswn from the convention, Butter stenoe.
fbe 'bolters' meeting and MADE speech
hitch he promised his ire-eatiDg brethren, 10 tu'
sss of a war resulting from the rupture, the u.s.
- bsf million Of Northern Democrats, 70 op
sose the Northern Abolitonists before they shoul
Invade Southern state. a.. ~,
The letter concludes by saying that the OIL
trnth In Buffers report, which relates 70 me
q ,ha statement that he was once member 9
SNns,ess and now a collector OF internal revenue
Srsig saws: voluntarily left my seat IA Oot
Irsss and will, within the week, resign the co
Iectorship.n
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Che Nsw Orleans lgrsstsw. Saturday, July 49, 1885, 3
OFFICIAL.
CRY TREAsURER's Or. FIcE, |
New Orleans, July 18th, 1856 5.

new Orlodns, July loLn, 100 u
Notes is hereby given by the City Trea-
surer Of New Orleans to the delinquent tax
payers whose names appear in the follow ug
list, that after thirty days publication fro. N
this day, application shall be made to tn
District Court in which said bill of tax shah
have been fled, for judgment on the same, IS
follows, to-wit ::
From A to D inclusively, Second District
Court.
From E to inclusively, Third District
Court.
From X to n inclusively, Fourth District
Court. D..
From o to r inclusively Fifth District
Court.
From S to z inclusively, Sixth District
Court.
S. HOWELL Treasurer.