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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEWS FROM NEW YORK!

DEAL ESTATE GONE Up AND WE
i = are Offering most choice Farms, City and
Suburban Property at low figures Give us 4
call and we Will otler you bargains.
AhhiNdION. fARRAR 4 WEAKLEY. Ag'ts
No. ~ Church ST., Maxwell House
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NASHVILLE ...................................TENN

W0ULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
w sick and afflicted to her new system of
practice, which has gained considerable pOpu-
larity in this city. During the past two years,
Mrs. Ballard has treated many persons suffering
from the various forms Of disease. and in nearly
all a relief or cure has been effected. All chronic
diseases as Neuralgia, Chronic or Aeute
RheumRtism, Paralysis. Dyspepsia.
Constipation, Headache. Diseases OF
the Liver and Urinary Organs. Female
Complaints. Also, Affections of the Eye
and Ear are treated successfully by the vari-
Gus forms of Electricity. In future, some OF the
above diseases will he treated by special guar
antee. No shocks or unpleasant sensation at
tending the application. Let none consider
their case hopeless. for many diseases beyond
the control of medicine are readily cured by
Electricity as used by Mrs. Il. Patients can be
taught the use of Electricity in their own ease,
thus Obyiating the necessity of remain ing long
from home. A circular mailed free i charge.
Address as above.
ReGerences--Dr Thomas Gale, Nashville.
Tenn. Mr.. W. Il. Berry Public Square. Nash
ville Tenn. Mr.. John Ramage, No 30 Union
street. Nashville. Tenn. Mr.. X. I. kirkpatrick,
No. So College st., Nashville, Tenn. Judge W.
X. Turner Nashville, Tenn.
Please send for circular. Address as above.
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WANTED.
AGENTS FOR
Alfriend's Life Of Jefferson Davis.

THE JUDICI0US OF ALL PARTIES WILL.
Il we doubtnot, admit that the author merits
the praise OF having brought TO the task style
at once correct and elegant, a wide knowledge
OF his subject. and strong and earnest cOnvic-
tons. The work will be found repete with in
terest.-Ct Cincinnati Enquirer.
IL Is n contribution to Southern literature. Of
which we may justly be proud.-Galresfoa DAILY
Neirs.
A clear. well written and exhaustive biogra-
ply OF very great man. Its typography. paper
and binding are excellent. and the portrait Of
President Davis is the best which we have ever
seen.-EHQHtrer and Examiner Richmond
Sold only by subscription. For circulars
giving full particulars, with numerous, able and
discriminating reviews and notices Of the press.
terms, etc, address THE CAXT0N PUBLISH
ING HOUSE. Is West Fourth street. Cincin-
natl, Ohio. mar27 d6t W.T.
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
L 18th day Of March. A. b. 1868. a warrant
IN bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of n.
+. HOge. Of Nashville county Of Davidson.
state Of Tennessee. who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on bis own petition; that the pay q
ment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 10 such bankrupt, 10 him or
for bis use and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden By law; that a meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt. % prove Their
debts, and 10 choose one or more as.lgnees OF bis
estate. will be held AZ Court Of bankruptey,
1853 at II o'clock A. n, az the 0iiee Of the Kegs
ter IN Bankruptcy. No. s25z Church street.
Nashville, Tennessee. before Alexander 3 Brad
W. 80 f. Il. 0LASCOCK,
marx o. L. S. Marshal. Messenger.
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law giving such documents any binding
force whatever And we cannot see how
the courts can decide otherwise than that
such commissions are utterly void, and
that the Commissioners of Registration
had no authority to act This would not
only yitiate the elections held by these
Registrars, but invalidate everything they
have done, and thus throw into confusion
the whole machinery of the State. We
are also likely to have a decision as to
whether the Legislature has conferred
upon the negro the right to hold office.
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I7h Day OF April, 1865,

At the hours Of 4 and ?. n. respectively. So the
Office Of the Register. s2l5 Church stseet. Nash
vile. Tennessee. and that alieredit0rz who have
proved their debts. and other persons interested.
may appear at such time and place, and 'hog
cause. II any they have. why the prayer Of ~
petiOns should not be Rraated, and that - ~
secOad and third meetings Of creditors "ili DO
held AZ said time and place. -. ,,t
u. S. Dist Court Mid. DIST OF Tenn
MARI 81
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LOST.

ON SUNDAY EVENING. A Fur Viefo-
\ rtne, on College street or Square, between
Church and Cedar streets. A reward will be
given ifdelivered at No. 81 North Cherry street
mar24 II
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In bankruptcy.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
9Th day Of March. A. d. 1858. a warrant ia
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of Abra-
ham Slaughter, Of Nashville in the county Of
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petit
ton that the payment Of any debts aud deIiv-
cry Of any property belonging TO such bankrupt
20 him or for his use. and the transfer Of any
property BY him. are forbidden By law that a
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt
10 prove their debts and 70 choose one or more
assignees Of his estate. will be held at a Court
Of Bankruptcy. to be holden on the 18th day OF
April A. ID. 1868, at 81 o'clock A. " AT the
Office Of the Register in Bankruptcy, No. sZ1l
Church street. Nashville. Tennessee before
Alexander S. Bradley. Esq. Register.
+. K. GLASC0CK.
mars q U. $. Marshal Messenger.
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MONEY WANTED.

EpGEFIELD AND WEST NASHVILLE.
Ia We will sell very grrat Ia reains in fbrsc
lots. hity feet each, on Woodland street.
Edgeheid. Also, five Lots on Broad, Demum-
9 sn and Locust streets. West Nashville.
A"ese Lots pp must must be sold, Call soon on
BROWN, CHEATHAM 4 BROWN
Real Estate Agents, Al Union ST.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

MAYORS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 3. 1868. !
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- - e s at this office for TWENTY (211 DAYS
for'y Thousand 40, OoO) Bushels Coal.
al me City Waterworks. All bids sbould h.
Scrse1 ..C Sash rates, carefully sealed and ia.
u,olseu SOal Proposals" Bidders will ala,
eiearly state their facilities for MAXIM 80
delivery, stating time required. etc 'i'S S'''N
M olus entertained unless ACCOMPANIED nv a
contract. a ~ a = fJn,44ss. .l Of the
mar27 l2t - AADhN' Ma5or.
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NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE
ON PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT $. @.
Tennessee have fied IN the once q the Clerk
OF this Court their PETITIONS for DISCHARGE.
and il Is thsFeupoH ordered By the Court that
hearing be had upon the same on the
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No, 1875 Church street,
mar27 Sm Kirkman,s BIoclr
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

THANKSGIVING MACHINES.
PIANOS. ....PIANOs............PIANOs.
The best American Square) and French Upright PIANOS
for SALE than any other House. Cash. Time by
7. Won LA HACHE,
No. IL Bsronne street.
SECOND HAND PIANOS FROM S75 to $40
ZINE ........FINE PIANOS.
GUST. VOM HOFE, 87 Magazine street. has fne stock
Of PIANOS, manufactured IN Louisiana which guarsn
tees to be equal in all respects those of foreign Makers
offered for sale in th city Prices will be found MODERATE
Citizens invited 10 call.
GUST Won HoFE,
SO7 Magazine street.
A Il. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER,
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Knabe, Nunns and Gui'd PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
NELODE0NS, Etc,
167 canal street, near Dauphin,
NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

FIREs.-H ersee's cabinet factory on Elm street,
Buffalo, was burned on the sth. Loss, $780, 900 in.
rance, $1,000.
The buildings Of the United States Clock and
Brass Works, at Austin, near Chicago, were
burned down on the Sth inst. Loss, sl15,OOO.
Campbell's large tannery and shoe manufac-
tory in Stoneham, Massachusetts,, was burned on
the Sih.
Two of the largest buildings owned by the
United States Lock and Brass Company, at Aus
tin, six miles west of Chicago, were entirely de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night. Loss about
$4,000. Fully insured.
The Union Mills, situated two miles from st.
Cloud, Minnesota, were burned on Tuesday nigat.
Los about $3l 600. Insured for SIS 500. The
Cold Spring Mills, situated eighteen miles from
st. Cloud, we're also burned. on the same night.
Loss about $4,000. Loss for $1,000.
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. 8. Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western 4 ouIsiana and Texas.

The Railroad Ferboat viii leave the foot Of St. Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square DAILY "a connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at BAN.
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp and Common
Streets have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates OF drsyage
Freghts for stations the road landings the Teche
and for Opelousss deliverable New iberia Martins.
vile, received dali Sundays excepted from A.
at the foot Of st. Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou Lafourchs between Laba-
deye and Lockpor for Btlargsr Genial and for Houma
will be received and transported through via Rscesnd La
fourche and Terrebonne stations through Steamboat
All outward freight payable the time Of shipment and
all inward freight delivery.
G. W. r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

A lot of viIlainous pot hunters have taken this
winter from Moosehesd Lake, fifty tons of trout
Tor the metropolitan markets.
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TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1868
Shippers informed that this company is giving
Through Bills Lading to the above points.
Ali Claims for Loss, Damage, or overeharge will be
promptly settled at roint Of delivery.
For further information, inquire at the Depot Caope
street, the Compsny's Office a CaronJeet
T. S. WILLIAMS, GsnT Superintendent
JAMES YoNGE, General Freight Agent.
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ALE-PoRTER-BEER.

J. a. BLAFFER q co.
e
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. MASSEY
eo. es and 3d.. B,env;iie st.. go. as and 40
Ss................oRAv1ER rREEr..............ss
SOLE AGENTS FOR MASSEY, HUSTON cos
PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER
GUsTAvUs BERGNER's
-sUrERIoE-
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER.
FRESH SUPPLIES of above ans brands constantly re-
ceived by EVERY STEAMER direct from Philadelphia
via New York.
MERCHANTS, HOTELS.
STEAMBOATS,, BARRooMs,
CLUBS AND FAMILIES
Supplied ON Demand, In Barrels, Half and
Quarter, and Bottles.
30 Country Orders Solicited and Promptly Attended To
wekewise call the particular attention of the City and
Country Brewers Dealers and Commission Merchants
LARGE STOCK OF HOPS, MALT,
BREWERS MATERIALS IN GENERAL
large and fresh supply Of which have constantly on
hand Our lately erected and improved STEAM MALT
MILL and orr HOP AND MALT DEPOT, No. 80 BienviIls
street, enables fill all orders for with dis
patch.
Orders received at WHOLESALE DEPOT, No So
Gravier street, or BoTTLING HOUSE AND MALT
DEPOT Nos. g. % and 30 Bienvie street. will be promptly
attended TO.
]. A. BLAFFER & CO.,
Sole Agents for Massey, Huston 4 Co IS Philsd lphis
Ale and Porter, and Gustavus Bergner's
Philadelphia Lager Beer
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Ed UCATIONAL.
| oUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Pounded and Supported by Tie State Of Louisiana.

The next Session begins September I'd and closes June
1868.
FAcULTY-Conssts Of full corps Of able instructors ia all
branches of Literature and Science usually taught In the best
COlese and Universities.
COURSE srUDY-Embraces a Preparatory and Acsd-
em'c Department, including tersry, Scientific and Op-
tonal Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
Commercial School
TERMs-For ali expenses except clothing $40 S2O pay
April lst
Cadets received any time during the session. charged
from date of entrance.
Address D. F. BOYD, Superintendent.
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ROOTs. SHOES. TRUNKS, BAGS. ETC
BLAKELY K HOGAN,

We have IN store and for sale the selection OF
ladies and Gentemens Misses and Chidrens Boys aud
Youths BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, BALMORALS,
SLIPPERs etc, offered for sale in this unity.
We have cheap auction goods those not Of
manufacture have been made especially to order by the best
workmen tie United States be found
other store in New Orleans
To make and style Of Ladies' BALNORALS and
Button CATERS respectfully invite attention,
they acknowledged by those who have been TO Europe and
By Northern manufacturers TO be unequale1 anywhere.
Misses Chdren's work challenge admiration, and
MEMS Boys and Youths replete with everything
sary durst ility style and finish
OF Bags, have endless variety and for Trunks
have kind style and quality that s made ali at
the reasonable.
BLAKRLY a HOGAN.
Trunks Of any hind Made. Covered Rep sired
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.
THR Oh RATES OF FREIG
st. Louis. LouiEviiIe. Columbus, Cairo. X ONE,
AtIaata, Macon, A ugusta and Charleston,
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MOUNT ST. MARYs COLLEGE,
NEAR EMMITTSBURG, MARYLAND.
THIS Institution founded in 1908 Incorporated and
powered to confer Degrees in 1880 has continually improved
and dded 70 Ne means BY giving THOROUGH EDUCA-
TON, CLASSIC AND SCIENTIFIC.
Toe Of the Scholastic Year begins In the st
woek of August; the Second the 18th of January.
The Board and Tuition $500 per annum-L
for each Sls0psyabe in advance Clothing, STA
onery etc. supplied BY the College must also be paid for
In advance.
Az the Students Instructed In the Doctrines and trained
10 the practice Of the Catholic Religion.
There Pr paraory Department for Pupils not qualified
the Collegiate Course For further Information apply to
the President, JOHN MCOAFFREY, d. ID.
G. d EIDER 81 and IS Camp street. New Orleans can be
applied TO Agent for the College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JULY q. 1905.

cards membership and the treasury The re-
nort also recommends that sixth district be formed
TO embrace the OF Illinois wisconsin ana Men,
gan with headquarters at Chicago Inc feconIenuI mug
ion adopted and tie officers ordered TO comply with
the spirit OF the report question OF TERRITORIAL pon
Diary referred to tie Committee on aers s 'uI
julius Bie REID from which IL appears there are one
grand lodge and 80 subordinate lodges "lsn Ihe urls
acon OF the Convention In council Inc report was
referred to a Special Committee Tho Convention then
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning heretofore the
deliberations we're conducted with closed doors, but on
to-day and thereafter except when the Tomntee gOes
into executive session. the reporters Will be admitted
This evening" at o'clock, grand banquet is 10 90 gwen
at the Alemania Club House, In honor OF tue
10 which have been invited, among others, MS hOn0r
Mayor Hoffman and Justice CardoZo On thursday inc
delegates and friends In this city viii ENJOY summer
nights festival at Lion Park.
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THE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION


SIR: You have had perhaps "a faithful a habit
OF watching against tho misappropriaon Of the people
money "a any other editor therefore | would suggest
through your columns inquiry into the application
before Congress for appropriation IN behalf OF
Mount Vernon Association As ono OF the ladies' who
assisted In the work OF raising 100000 To purchase inc
estate from John Washington and give II TO the Mount
Vernon Ladies' Association 10 be Kept forever for the use
OF the nation know that not ouy that sum was raised,
but that another equally large afterward asked
for and part Of II obtained know toe. from residence
OF several years In Washington, that the income OF the
place derived from visitors must be very large 10 Is the
place Of greatest for all excursion parties large
part OF the Boat loads 10 every day, and some
lines twice day. for long and for every Wis
goes there by land IA met by guard who viii permit no
entrance 10 the grounds until each pcrsOn pays the same
sum- Flowers from the grounds are sold nt nigh price,
and poor Photographic Views are disporcd OF To
visitors IN the same way. No photographer
Is permitted to take pictures there for himself,
art was less perfect than now all that the public
have. lit easily TO be seen by al visitors that the
place poorly taken Of and the question natu.
rally aTlscs-wnero does all the money go, aud what
earthly there be for asking Congress Tor
norei The place was he held for all time for the use
Of the nation, told, when asked for aid IN pur'
chasing IT, 10 little IN Keeping Win tho spirit Oi TINS
pledge that company OF Union soldiers, passing Mount
Vernon during the asked for free admission 10 pay
their respects the memory OF the Father Of the Country
I and were refused the slight boon Having 10 money
wit % the privilege, they would have
been obliged fOrcgo It IL their captain had not been
fortunately abo 10 pay for themI There ~ power,
believe in the Viceegents Of the Association In tho dit
ferent States 10 regulate the manner by which Mount
Vernon should be held and managed suggest that.
before death makes serious changes IN the number they
should come together and attend TO II. u. CL
| WASHINGTON, July -, 1868.
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BASE BALL.

ITEMS
The Champions OF Jersey City play the Unions
Of Hudson City to-day.
To-day the Yale College boys meet the
Eckfords on the Union grounds.
The Harems play the Stars Of Brooklyn to-
morrow on the Union Grounds, fremont.
The Bergen Baseball Club and the Eurekas
OF Newark win play on the grounds OF the former To-
morrow.
The Alliance vs.. Harlem Clubs play to-day, at
81 D. NJ on the ground Of the Alliance Club, sKy-thrd-
ST. and Third-ave.
On tomorrow and Thursday the Tri-MOun-
tans meet the Mutual and Atlantic Clubs respectively
on the Union grounds.
To-day the Tri-MOuntain Club OF Boston,
and at one time celebrated NewEngland champions,
meet the Gramercys at fremont.
A match game will be played on Thursday
next between the willow Club OF Brooklyn, and the
Maintains OF New-York, on the Willow Club grounds,
at BEDFORD Wickets will be pitched at 10 q. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21

PATERS0N.-On Sunday morning Mr. I3a,t{2
hatcher, plunged into th rive bua Of pcfkef Who h1
fiy or sixty boys the wr 10 Tsry shof ss dyiss
money and no e5eng scene pud TIE good church pso
log state Oinudi ard oses%s interested " ssySsdy q H.
than $3.50 were recovered By the dVsSs ~ '''''' saf
PENNINGTON. n. IA spss LOO feet in hisbik
10 be pat on the Baptist church 's"p
TRENTON.--An increase Of 10 ser cent :, Ssx$.
,on ,ne last wear IL shown directoyos. f IN pop
BLOOMFIELD, N. ia burgl.a. antorss q
p.asI Hewitt. rs.d:ue: q. this place early ssa
ms 10 see the berga escape through open sna
LIVINGSTON, n. ys-@A barn, two valnaae 6,..A
six tuns Of hay farming plenens and other sces-thy
Mr. Lewis ahburn Of this pacewere totally bypea
dsy night The caused by the barn being struck b On s
The loss Is estimated at 81 5Oe insured for $500 pnt
NEWTON N. 1.-THE Grand Division s. Of p i,
NewJersey will IL quarterly session this tnorrs3
large attendance the part Of Representatives Ia looked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
THE DR.fKA.

THE OLYMPIC-TIIE LIGHTNING DRILL.
The admiration for the flashing of polished
cold steel regned the hearts OF ancestors for
thousand 1t has atterly died out In the
consciousness Of the utter futiity of their graceful
wea us in comparison with the vile guns" Of the most
improved pattern The poetry and heroism OF single
kpghtly conflict Anticipated the battles
i'm Homer In the way OF martial show have little
left living Interest suitable TO scenic purposes but all
that remains in this prosac age exhibited last
evening at the Olympic dash OF the terrors OF war
was added TO the many attractions OF IIumpy Dumpty
which filed the house in spite Of the sultry aud
pluvious weather Miss Carrie and Mr. Charles Austin
gave, for the first time IN New-YoiR their Lightning
ZOuaye Drlll"-includjng the manual OF arms muskct
exercises, and bayOnct combat. The pair presented
very handsome appearance In their Zouavo costumes aud
the precision and agility with which they handled their
muskets were rapid as the eye could follow. They
gave vivid idea Of the fierce and supple Turk, espe
cialy IN the bayonet fight, which genuine and
terrific as theatrical performance can be- aud won
great applause. This warlike addition 10 "Humpty
Dumpty' in which weapons hard TO handle made TO
revOye and flash about like lightning, responsive 20 the
yOOn, is brilliant success, and, like Mars among the
Gods, makes the Olympian ring complete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
THE TAX on BONDS.

To the Rditor Of The TrttuHG
SIR: Having travelled in the West for the
last four months and consequently had opportunities Tor
observation, found erroneous impression among
people, which 10 is Of importance 10 correct TO Wit that
bondhOlders do pay income tax the Interest OF
the bonds Thus mistake T. doing good deal OF harm,
politically the extent OF which GREATER perhaps than
had occasion 20 ascertain for business kept me
among business must therefore, come 10 the con
clusiOn that II such prevail among that class how
much moro will they prevail among people who are not
business men, Democrats will, Of course, not dsabuse
the minds OF people, the mistake suits their purposes
well l. therefore, lay these facts before you for tile
consideration Of the people. Respectfully, OIL.
Mem. York, July II, lbG3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
THE GREAT FIRE IN MADISON. FLA.

A correspondent writing TO The SdrdnnGh
Republican, from Madison Fla 18Th inst describes Ine
great fire OF the night previous which the whole busi-
ness section of the town destroyed. The fire was
first discovered In Mr. c. H. Smiths store on the North
West corner of Pmckney md Shelbyss, and soon THO
whole block Of stores Pncneyst had been destroyed
These comprise the main business houses OF Madison.
The loss ut this cannot be estimated but is very
heavy The following named firms are losers by the con
nlration G. H. Smith. store Office aud stock destroyed
Perren Mccoy saved small portion OF their Stock Inc
building occupied by them was totally destroyed VIII
liam H. DIAL druggist saved small portion or his stock
building destroyed with most OF ia contents DckesOn
LpscOmb d Co.. store burned; stock saved. Thomas n
Livingston, stock saved; building destroyed.