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Goods shipped PROMPTLY, and at
LOWEST MARKET RATES, whether
ordered PERSONALLY or BY MAIL.
We keep in stock SUPERIOR BRANDS
of goods only, and guarantee satisfaction
to our customers as to QUALITY.
PRICE LIST containing valuable tables,
and also weekly quotations, mailed to
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MILL OWNERS.
ASTONISHING !

MI ADANIE IA RUI: can produce. BY means Of the
wife, with name, oseupaton Rccuf9ary ssc8@' w,
Furthermore she will give you the r. o. address, that
you correspond also the age and full descrpton
acquainted, how often you will marry, your destined
in life and everything relating to sour future
State your age color of eyes and hair nclosng 50 cents
and YOU will receive the picture with written destiny
BY return mail. Address, In confidence, NJ LIE RUE.
Drawer 5$(\R. Chic29o. III.
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A Remarkable Case.

EABT M1DDLEBOkO', MASS, june o, LBB4.
MessrA BURNETT Coz -. ;. >,
Ny daughter has been afflicted with neuralgia In her
head for three yeark She has used during that time
many powerful applications These with the intense
caused by the palms, burned her hair badly that
in October 1851 it all came of.
She induced to try your Cocoaine and the result
astonishing She had used half the contents of
bottle before her head was covered with ine young
hair four months the hair has several inches
| WM g. EDDY
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No HUMBue1Na! No CHEATING IA pint
bottle full Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
prepared from one fifsy cent package, an1
the proprietor offe 9 $500 reward for case OF
Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by drug
gists, or send sixty cents to DR.. II. Y. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y, and receive it by mail.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF DR.. Butts Dispen.
sary, headed Book for the nlilion-MAl..
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. II
should be read by all. " ''.'''.I .-.4'.'
DEATH is the great persuador, and works
more successfully than all the. other agents
of the Washington Life. .,J !;
PRIVATE medical aid. Read DR.. Whttier's
advertisement.
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D. y. 1IDLDX Il CO., -.
GENERAL COMMISSION DEALERS

Special attention given to DRESSED HOGS.
REFEnENcEs-W. F. Coolbaugh, President Union
National Bank, Chicago; $. NJ Nicterson, President
Moines. Iowa; Adams Eldrcdge, Union Stock Yards
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INFANTs.-The most irritable and restless
Of these tender little household buds, are
charmed as it were into quiet and sweet re-
pose, hY using Mrs. Whitl:nml,a Sxrun
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FARMERS
COUGH! C0UGn!! COUGH!
SHUN WORTHLESS NOSrRVMS.
USE THAT WHICH IS GOOD.
y. Try : FIRST
a LIENS LING RAIRAM

"A ,0'S - Tho Great L.ns Remedy
usdRnsAx eA1IETxs,,a, xS,a :. ~ ~. 49,. e..
# UNG RAISAM (ALLEN's) -
LIZ is the most successful remedy for Consumption
EvERYBopY syFF FIRING from Pulmonary
II Complaints should use ALIENS LUNo RA1AANI
NOTICE ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
III cures when other remedies fail.
SHOULD YOU BE TROUBLED
- with Lung difficulty. use
II UNG BAIsAM <ALLEN's,
has given universal satisiaction
u1sE ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
u for al Pulmonary Affections
N EVEN e iii you have tried xIiEss Luxa BA1sAx
GREAT SUCCESS 'ss ,s.!5ss:t's. a4S a1rssDnD 9!
ALIENS Luxo pALsAM
uDEwARE OF CONSUMPTION!
ID Aliens Lung Ralsan il conhdsntly recommended.
tosesa xsssss s'th h14 aIa.ai i, ,..,.
n UNG BALsAM (ALLEN'S)
SroP THAT COUGH!
ALLENs LUNG BAIsAM
"A Directions accompany each bottle
M ALIENS LTNo BA1aAM
~ at hand for uss In case of Group
ssld BY All Medicine Dealers. -
Sold at Milwaukee BY H. BoswoRrAA soNs4 GRxkNl
L BUrroN, RICE RIsINo, DRAxE Bros, boAafEN
SoHx1DE Co.. and all Milwaukee Dzugsista
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s1Y1LlA s1nnBus euRAHTul
HUMPHREYp -t<3 ! !
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMP18
4 experience, an entire success: Simple
Prompt-Etficcnt and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular uss.
using them; 90 harmless - to be fee from daA-
ger, and 30 efficient - to be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commendation from
Ill, and will always render satisfaction.
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AGENTS WANTED.

&S DAY. Best Agents articles in tho market
sp9y La l.;AeNlON'S NEEDI.E CAsk EFT. Every
fAiny will buy one. Also tho hest STATIONERY
PACKAGE out. Samples Of either sent feo on
receipt Of 70 cents. II. r. LANDON, sa...
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j. Cures Reyers, conssstion, Ineammatioask 8


!. Cures Revers. Connection. .Iu6smmstiops g :
WOFme Mo- YeVcf. Worm Colic96
l;rvimae-Coife or Teethinf olInfhnfea
DiaFT6eo Of Childrsn or Aduito. .
Cholera.Ntorkuss vomltinS .....8
1. Ne1IaIGIe, Toothachs, Faessehe. -
., kHeadache, ,yGtigo0
10 :. :. DysPeps1a Billion. stomach. :::..S
9SRRrssttco tco rso,a.. q 5..1ps, Ps,ios.
ia "a Croup. Cough. Dificult Breeshine. Is
IL 6alt heuln. .Erysipel1e ,Eruptjono96
il he0natiem Rhcunelie palne.. e y
l0. - ReVeF "A 1xuo. ChiN Fcye. A1peo6O
IT, Piles. bind or bleeding. =. ..D
Is. -" Opthalmy, and soro Of weak Eyes5O
=, WhSoRsng, Co19h ;vio,es4,tcoughso o.s,ecs 50 -
Spp. ;,a, iradn !: 20 ~
@ cc.aS is Ss,rrs. ..SM;ansS~
icInigsG sMs;csi ,v.snnssS4 "ssSI
Is, - DroPsy, and scanty secretions: ;: 80
%, sea:Slck ness sickness from ridingse
= Mnexn.y!s nehisiev Ss.,i1:ie
Emjsoions, involuntary Dis
charges. i: ...........1 g
%, Sore Mouth, Canker..
Sr,.;TY s:aS: ;:iS !a.!,s S.dsS g
s. RpalopSy, ,Spasms. 81. .Vitus'Daneel 90
IA, DlPntner1e, olce1steo sose toSoas.eo
rlWrIv r/SAeS
~A~A.AA~A SS
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81
S.
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- TO S25 4 DAY GUARANTEED TO AGENTS
MALE a.at Or FEMAiE-and constant employ in =
hut very little risk capital For full partcnlars
address with stamp, OTIS T. CAREY 2O5 Main street.
BiddefOrd, Maine.
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No Other Compound

possesses the peculiar properties which exactly suit
the various conditions Of the human hair
N&uIens ats hair schen AaSaA o.d.dsv
II sOothes tho irrikafed Ac0lp
No1oyds the rickes lusfSe. .
II RENAME lOmgess In ebsc.
Npvessis lks hair from faUiag a..
Nprossotes ito heslahy, vigorous gvososA
n 10 nol 4raasy 0r atcay. G,'.',
II leaves disagresabIe odor.
., DandruH.
~ , BOSTON, October ID. 1852
Messrs JOSEPH BURNETT 4 Co.:
been Danir"f After brashns nv hair, my coat collar
would he covered with white scales.
have used iess than bottle of your Cocoaine The
dsudruh, and the irritation which caused it. have en-
trely disappeared and hair was never before in
good condition. Your obsdient servant
A. A. FULLER
Badness,
- ..,.ti,s BOSTON, November n. l0d9
Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT 4 Co., Boston,,
Gest'emes1 have been bald s0ven yeaEs After using
one bottle of Cocaine, bald pate 10 covered
oil with young hair about three Of inch
long, which appears strong and and healthy and detor
mined to grow
Ver1traiy your obliged and obsdisnt eeryant
w d. T. MERWIN.
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Z: Prepared g by Dr.. J: c. Aver & Co.,
PRACT1cAL AND ANALYTICAL ,CHKM1s1aL
: LOWELL, MASS. -
nur~,r,. =, 49, ,.2 .-.
PRICE $l.QO,

NERVOUS AND RIlEU.
~ mAtic sufferers from early
indiscroti0ns should not fail to
consult, c0nfdonttaily, Dr.. Nc
NanaSe, At 81 and rs Mason st.,
Milwaukee. He has remedies
with the AID Of electricity that
will stop those nightly emissions;
build up the nervous system, re-
store the sexual powers to their
full vigor. and the mind to
it's ordinary cheerfulness and
strength. The Doctors Rkill lin
Venereal Diseases) cannot be ex-
celled in the healing art. Special
l90a of WOMEN f0flA-1V
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We offer . new prac.
tical work, needed by all
business men.
Agents have, already
realized over $50 peI
day. BOOKSELLERS and
energetic persons will
receive sample and par
ticulars FREQ BY address
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Because

They know the ingredient
of which they are made:
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hs .sssssaE sss
growth and or
't:: Co0oA.NUT OILS,
sa
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New York Weekly.
An UNRIvALLED LITERARY <PAPEB
NEW YORK WEEKLY

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NEW YORK WEEKLY. :
Each issue contains from EIGHT to TEN STORIES
and SKETCHES. aud HA IF DOZEN POEMS, in
ADDITION to tho SIX SERIAL STORIES and the
VARIED DEPARTMENTS - ''-'' .''' =
The Terms - Sabscriberss ,'!..u,
One Year-sinss Three Dolars
Four copies (@25O each. ...... Ten Dollars
Eight copies. es................ Twenty D0llarA
Those sending e9o for club ok Eight ali ssnt 1t ono
time, will be entitled to copy FREE. Gettersnp Of
clubs Afterwards add single copies at o. 80 each
3, go, STREET SMITH, Proprietoss; = ':'s
,. ~ No. s. Eulton Street. New York:
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Why

Why
Is it that Physicians use
and recommend Dr.. Re.
backs Sugar-coated Blood
L A'@ -.
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HAIR DRESSING,

~, /, = ~ ,
nothing else can be found 90 desirable,
Containing neither. OIL mol, dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glosy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
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Because 80 IL
After years Of experience
and trial they have been
proven to be a sure cure
for Dyspepsia and Indiges-:
ton. .-
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ERRORS or YOUTH.
IHE GAMESTER'S PALACE.

New York Hell-The Pandem0nium
OF Poker-The Maelstrom OF Many
New YOrkers' Fortunes.
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THE TRIBUNE is strong by reason Of IL
enormous circulation and great cAeapness It
has long been conceded that ThE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE has the largest circulation Of any
newspaper in the country. For years We have
printed twico as many papers perhaps, - all
cf the other weekly editions of the city dai.
lies combined. This is why We are, enabled
10 do our work 90 thoroughly and cheaply.
The larger our circuiation, the better paper
we eau make.
What are Ghe practical suggestions Many.
Let every subscriber renew his subscription,
and urge his neighbors to do the same. If 4
man cannot afford to pay two dollars, let him
raise club by inducing his neighbors to sub
scribe, aud we shall send him copy gratis
for his trouble. No newspaper so large and
complete as Tue WEEKLY TRIBUNE wae
over before offered at 90 losa price. Even
when our currency was ut par with gold, nc
such paper but THE TRIBUNE was offered
at that price; and THE TRIBUNE then cost
rs farless than it now does. We have solved
the problem OF making the beet and cheapest
newspaper in America. -
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WHOLELALE AGENTS. ..
CHICAGO, ILL.-Burnhams 4 Van Setback.
ST. LOUIS, MO.-BrOwn, Weber Graham
ST PAUL. MINN.-.Jenks 4 Gordon
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THI9MI9
NO HUMBUG

RY SENDING IS CENTS, with aee height,
1 color Of eyes and hair yoq viii receive BY return
with name and date of marriage.
Address w. FOX,
p q. DYAvAr M a Eulknrvil Ia Nav VoRlk
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WORK FOR ALL.

eF- a Watch or Sewinx NIachinc Free. Bun.
res new light and pfos.sle .9isbls ake for a
address and test the business torJoufself Paroassa
directions &c., sent free a. not well WitS
Of writing Sample sent BY mail % ressipt Of ioC'
Address j. H. HEATON CO., Waterville Mains ~
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VW FATED PEOPLE-Send 9stamps to Dr. F. E. An.
Il drews Albany, N. r, your troubles will be removed
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Why

Is it that DR.. Roback's s Stom-
ach Bitters increase in sale
every year?
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FRANK BLAIR'S TOAST.
He stirs mp a Hornets Nest and Is
Called TO Order-Lee and StOncWall
not Popular In the Army of the Gulf.

He stiTs mp a Hornets Nest and Is
Called TO Order-Lee and stOncwaII
not Popular In the Army of the Gulf.
The following are the particulars of
Frank Blairs fiasco at Long Branch:
During the banquet of the Army of
the Gulf, last night, when called on he
braced himself against the table, and be-
gan his harangue with closed eyes. He
said that not one word had been spoken
about those who were once, and are, our
brothers. He would say one word for
the people who had been our enemies
He knew that when he spoke of them
before soldiers, he spoke to magnani-
nous and generous court; that those
against whom we commended, those whom
we arpersed IS Rebels and traitors, AMI
over whom we had triumphed, were a
great and generous people, and well
worthy of our best steel Turning to
Admiral Farragut, who politely bowed
acquiescence, Gen. B,air continued: 1--WE
have heard the praise of Farragut, Sher-
idan and others tonight We will yet
hear of Lee pronounced in q louder
tone and exulting manner), and StOne-
wall Jackson" The General articulated
the name of this distinguished Rebel
with his voice pitched to its highest key.
Kisses cries of "Order," "TraitOr,
''Sit down" Put him out, SHANE.
Gen. Blair was not discouraged, but
said, in a naughty manner, docs any
body dissent is there any dissent z.
Yes, sir, there is. 81 do, sir; l do.
Ny name is Maj. Robert A. Haggerty,
sir" Sensation A pause followed,
which was almost Immediately broken
up by cries of Don't hear him, "Shut
UP" etc.
Gen. Blair-"I do not ask to be heard;
l do not beg for hearing | never have
and never will
After the widest confusion and excite
ment had lasted about ten minutes, Adj
miral Farragut, who had been doing his
utmost to restore harmony, finally secured
attention, and good-naturedly said that
as the meeting had asked Mr.. B. to speak,
they ought to hear him patiently.
Capt Montgomery, of the navy, said:
"Mr. Chairman, / call Mr.. Blair to order.
There is an article in our bylaws
which forbids any political discussions
or harangues at any of our meetings.
call upon the chair to enforce that rule.
Admiral Farragut-"Havey you a copy?
Let me see it.
A copy was shown to him; he read the
clause alluded to by Capt Montgomery,
and then addressed Mr.. Blair: ayes, Mr..
Blair, | call you to order, because our by
laws do not permit any political speeches
at any of our meetings. Intentionally
or otherwise, you have introduced polir
| tics
Blair, with All idiotic chuokle, res
sumed his seat.
In answer to the remark of a reporter,
that his remarks startled and displeased
the assemblage, he replied "Yes, d-n
it, l knew could fetch them, and did it,
He winked very significantly as he con-
lcuded this sentence.
This morning the feeling against Mr..
Blair is very bitter The majority Of the
officers of the army and navy of the
Gulf say they have been insulted.
Many wild rumors are afoat.
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CUBA.
Landing Of an American Expedition
The Appearance OF Cholera at Her.


Landing Of an American Expedition
The Appearance OF cholera at Her.
nandez
NEW YORK, July 12.-The brig A. Ell.
dred, which left here on the 23d of June,
with arms, ammunition, and one hundred
and twenty-five men, for Cuba, landed the
arms up river in Cuba, near Hernandez.
The cholera had just then broken out in
the camps of the patriots, and in conse-
quence of this one in every twenty OF the
expedition party refused ID enlist in the
Cuban ranks, after they had been offered
bounty of one hundred dollars in gold,
preferring to wait till the close of the sickly
season. Ga the second day after their ar
rival, however, the Spaniards made a
descent on Hernandez, and posted them
selves on the adjacent heights, but the
Americans, under Lieut.. Clancy, drove
them from their position without the loss
of man. After this victory they re-em-
barked unmolested, and arrived safely in
New York on Saturday, with the excep.
zion Of two men named Walsh and Miller,
of Petersburg, Virginia, who died Of chol-
era on the Way
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TELE6RAPHIC.
80 5TT777E7T7 7dOI9
WAS 81 IN GTON.
-------- Ege1
PRESIDENTIAL RECREATION.
EH---y IET vi
Grant and His Party.
The Irish Church Question.
The French Ministry.
WAS HINGTON.
PRESIDENTIAL RECREATION.
Grant and His Party.
The Irish Church Question.
The French Ministry.
WASHINGTON.
Presidential RecreatIOn-The Yerrer

presidential RecreatIOu-The Yerrer
Case.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Presi
dent and his family will not leave Wash
lngton in the steamer Tallahoosa. 70,
Long Branch, until Thursday morning
as the vessel cannot be prepared for a
voyage before that time.
Messrs. James M. Carlisle and Phillip
Phillips today presented to Chief j Justice
|, Chase petition of Col. f. M. Yerger, on
trial before military commission, in
Mississippi, for the murder Of Col. Crane.
praying for writ of habeds corpus 10
. take him from the custody of the mill
tary commission. The petition is couched
in the usual form. +. l.- IA
The Chief Justice received the apph-
cation, and fixed Wednesday morning, at
ten o'clock, as the time for its hearing, in
the Supreme Court room, at the Capitol
Attorney General Hoar win represent
the interests of the government at the
hearing The real point to be DETER
mined is whether so much of the recon-
struetion acts as permit military COM
missions to try persons accused Of crime
is unconstitutional. This will be the
only point of the reconstruction acts the
constitutiOnality Of which will be quesS
toned.
This evening about fifty citizens of
New Jersey called at the Navy Departs
ment to pay their respects to Secretary
Robson. Mutually congratulatory and
complimentary speeches were made by
the Secretary and number Of delegates.
In the course Of his remarks Mr.. Robson
said Of the administration Of President
Grant perhaps it does not become him to
speak, but l will only say Of its policy
by which the rebellion was finally subs
dued. 1t was a policy Of action rather
than Of profession. So the policy of the |
present administration under his leader |
ship must be judged by its fruits |
with no startling announcement, no
profession of splendid policy. The |
administration of Grant endeavors1quiet. |
ly, persistently and honestly to perform
each day the duties which at each day it |
finds before it, and trusts itself, without |
reserve, to the intelligence of the people, |
and acting in harmony with other |
branches of the government, the Execu
tive department hopes to be able, in full |
measure of time, to present the country |
restored in all its parts, industry in
augurated through all the channels of |
national prosperity, with its honor main. |
tanned at home and abroad. -.
Gov. Pease, of Texas had long inters |
view with the President this morning in |
reference TO affairs in that State The |
Governor urged that an early day should
be fixed for the election in that State, |
because if put off until November, it |
would be detrimental to the agricultural |
interests of the State.
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THE CANVASS.
appointments In Middle and West
tennessee by the Candidates for

In Middle and West
tennessee by the Candidates for
Governor.
The candidates for Governor agree to
the following appointments, to-wit:
Dresden, Wednesday, July IA.
Humboldt, Thursday, July 10.
Brownsville, Friday, July IL.
Memphis, Saturday, July IL.
Grand junction, Monday, July 10.
jackson, Tuesday, July 20.
Paris, Wednesday, July Il.
GAINESVILLE, Thursday, July y.
Springfield, Friday, July %.
Gallatin, Saturday, July "a
Pulaski, Monday, July 70.
Columbus, Tuesday, July q.
Murfreesboro, Wednesday, July 2S.
shelbyville, Thursday, July 20.
Nashville, Saturday, July 81.
The above appointments we agree to
B. STOKES,
D. W. G. SENTER.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Dent willing 90 Sacrifice Himself

Dent willing 90 Sacrifice Himself.
WASHINGTON, July 12-The following
is Juoge Dents leuer to Messrs. J. 1.
" AFFORD and A. jerks. Of Mississippi:
Gentlemen, Your communication of the
9Th, requesting permission to place my
name before the National Union Republi
can Convention is at hand. 10 reply, Ibeg
to assure you that if l can in the least be
instrumental in restoring my State TO
her normal place in the Union, and Sc
cure her q good local administration,
You have my permission to use my name
for anv position within the gift of the
National Republican party of your State
The platform adopted by your conven-
ton at jackson on the 23d Of June last
l most heartily approve and endorse.
With great respect, | have the honor
to be your obedient servant
LOUIS DENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-13

A new monthly paper, entitled the
Divorce, is about to be started in Paris
with the object of legalizing divorce.
The prospectus states that there are not
fewer than $4,000 separated men and
women living in France, that the courts
have at the present moment 1888 de-
mands for separation, and that, moreover,
the number Of couples separated volun'
farilY is immense.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-13
LOUISVILLE.
Fatal Shooting Affair.

LOUISVILLE, July pa fatal shooting
affrsy took place about half-past ten
O'Clock tonight, on Third street near the
corner Of Market, resulting in the kill
ing Of James Wheeler by Wash Forge
son. Both men had been on bad terms
for some time, and during the evening had
had several quarrels which eliminated
in this frightful tragedy. Wheeler res
ceived two shots, one glancing shot on
the head, the other entered the left side
penetrating the breast and causing a.
most instant death. Ferguson has been
arrested and committed to Jail. The
character Of each individual was very
had