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TN.THE DIsTRICr COURT OF.THE
July FERN. Ie69-IN 1HE MATTER OF EDWARD
psrfMIaH "; sEaskooR oo % OF EDIsTo ISLAND. 8. c.
rEi!!!OM FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN bANkRUPT Ordered, That . hearing he
mao on the TWENTIETH DAY OF Auausr, 1859.
At Federal Courthouse in Greenville, y. O.; and
tnat au creditors, &c., OF said Bankrupt aprear
At said time and place, aud show cause. If any
they o,n why the prayer of the petitioner should
not 90 GRANTED. Aud that the second and third
the ts once Of ]. @: CARPENTER, ESQ Registrar of
E1rst and Second Congressional Districts. 8. O. On
sne xHraxEzTM DAY or JuLx, 1859. at IL M.
~ ordex Of the Court, the asa dav OF Julv. 1850
i.ss DANIEL HORLBEGK.
o,er1 of 1listzict Court Of the o. D. for B. O.
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Go Reut.

ITO RENT, THE THREE UPPER
y STORIES of the ADGER BUILDING. each
1oor forming fine hall, heng 95 feet deep and "a
pe ns.s,a sut any purpose 1or Mnsas ,ss, Wi
6e 6 desired. Apply 10 j. l.. NOSES Collector and
Real Estate Agent No. 81 Broad street.
o0.y =. wim13
yI9O NENT, -TAE PLEASANTLY SITU.
AIED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DhNCE NO. aadsden street. opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM saw MILL.
June IL 4
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS ANu oTurno
~ having houses to reut can have their Placards
&C., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
kICE, No. lao East Bay OH
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3nsuragfe.

MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital, ss0O oon
FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter SlOG 600 paid into the In
surance Department of Georgia accorrno "a ,au
lot the benefit of the assured in this Companv
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company allo wing only six
per cent o. It's earnings to tho Stockholders the
rest o the profits divided among the Polcyholders
ON the e, ntIIbution plan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera.
ton for six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation.
and vieing with old companies in its success.
All OF Its Policies non-torfetable, and of eyery
description of Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men,
Loans half CT Its premiums. No notes taken
oFF1CERs
w. j. LAWTON, President.
J. g. MoBURNEY, vice.President.
R. J. LIGHTFOoT, Secretary.
G. F. MoCAY. Constituting Acuary.
+. H. WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to take risks either
IN the Fire or Life Der artments, and soicts share
OF the patronage of the city and State.
j. g. HOLMES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina,
Local and Travelling Agents wanted in all arts OF
the sta'e Liberal commissions allowed Applica
tlons to be made to J. G. HOLMES, Jr.. General
Agent, No. IS Broadstreet. Charleston, S. O.
July 81 DAG wfm
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HONEY +!
Wines, Giquors, Gtf.

n l. w H > k Es
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN.
NOUNCE that thev have been appointed by Messrs
henry >. HANN1s 4 CO.. Of Philadephia, their
sole Agents for the State of South Carolina for The
sale OF their celebrated ACME x Xxx XXX XXXX
MECI AZ CABINET and oher brands OLD RYE
WHtSKIES sAfFe.AA,g ~ ~
They n 40 wish to announce that they will besSsS
SST. Is = y,vss u. cipt of their COPPER DISPir,sc8
'ss VIZ ere Rye wHI>Krg gt;, direct ih,
vF5' at HAnn&ne, Berkeley oounty. : ssnss ssssi
L'nrga! ontr.css VRl be mes for large lots OF
'.F" WhIeF'es in hokd at Dis,ilierv Warehouse.
OLACIUS WITTE.
No. Sd East Bay street,
"uhe ~ wfm3mos Charleston, s. G.
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ENDUCATlONAL.-MAD A. GIRAHw
IL and Mr. and Mrs. g. W. ALEXANDER are de.
sirous OF devoting sOWe portion OF the summer Va
caton-August and Soptember-to Private Instruc-
the Classics Lessons will be given either at their
residence, No. III COMING d-STREEr, or at he homes
OF the pupils. For terms. &C.. apply as above.
August 2 mwf3
TTNivERsI OF VIHGINIA,--TFIE
~ Session of this Institution commences annn
ally on the irst day OF October and continues With
out interruption, till the Thursday preceding the
four b Of July ensuing.
The organic ,tion Of the Institution is very com.
plete embracing extensive and thorough courses
or instruction In LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.
neering
The expense of the Academic or Law Student. ex.
elusive of the cost Of text books and clothing and
pocket money, amount. to about $365 per ses-
sion OF nine months; and Of the Engineering or
Medical Student to about 1896 Of which Gums re-
spectvelv, S220 or $3.50 is payable aomissoD and
the balance in the progress Of the session.
For details send for catalogue.
o., "Untv 'rsity of Virginia.
8. MAUPIN.
Juiy ~ 1mO Chairman OF the Faculty..
w a $ H I a aroH COLL e aH,
PRESIDENT. GENERAL R. E. LEE.
- AIDED BY FULL Coaps OF PRoFEssoRs.
TIE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 1err
1869 nd closes Jur 25th, 1870.
IN addition to the regular Collegiate Course, the
Professional schools of Law and civil ana Mining
Engineering. are in full opeIatlon.
Necessary expenses. from $500 to 1915.
For catalogue, address j. M. LEECH
July IL 1mo Clerk Of Faculty.
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~ III A Il l. IL 3 II ON II OTEl
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

TINS FInsr.oLAss HOTEL. SITUATED IN
pSasans iocauon and N the business portion Of the
permanent OF transient guests he Recommendations
having extensive suites ~ eIecantIv
aen. The proprietor vilI endeayor 10 maintain the
nrst st repu@non erjoyed by the "charleston'' as
serve continuance Of the lihcral pstrouace heret,
fore bestowed upon e. n A'''0"'
1ne pest OF Livery accommodations will be sound
adjoining the establishment. MI --''N ~
Inc nouse i supplied with the celebrated Arte
san Water OF which dehsh,fpl baths can be hsd
'iAnst -, Iay oF night. u. II. IAGKsOH
ouly 40 Proprietor.
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NEW GOODS
EVAsT INDIAN MANIocA. A NEW, AaREEA.
4l BILE, most dc lcious AID healthy food used
for Pmddngs, JeIlies, B'anc Mango, Ice Cream.
driddle Cakes Soups, &C., put up in1 IT, pack
ages with directions for USE
esiccattd Cocoaput for Pies pndd;nos ,o,,o,
&C., put up in half tb packages, W ,th directions.
Sweet OH, French and American in halt plnts plnts
and q iarts. f
Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure
p lb aN''' a. 'oo'
Just received and for sale by
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE
southwest corner Meeting and Market streets
0oous oeHVered free. Nav 28
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WANTED, A COMPETENT MAN. FOR
w permanent country job, capable of doing
and blacksmith work Apply to CAME.
AON, BARLEY co. July "a
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FRESH DRUGS.

l UNI RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALER
e. AND RETAIL BY DIR. H. BAER. No. 1SI
MEEIING-STREET- ~ ~
RISON'S TOBACCO ANTiDoTE
Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk'R Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk g Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
o.-,. NJ, Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Injection
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or ''Kaiser" PILE, &C., &c.
Feming's Worm Connections
Wright's Rejuvenating Elixir
ChurchtlIs Syrup Hypophosphits Of Lima
Van Deusen's Worm Confectious
Hurley's Worm Candy
Bardotte's Worm Sugar Drops
Gr@fenberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
strong's Pills
McLane's Liver Fills
Linn's Vegetable Pills
hussell's soothing Cordial tor Children Teethno
Jayne's lterative
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's Carminative
Jaynes Sauative Pills
Radway's Ready Relief
Railways r. Pills
June 81 r
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK, WA~H
w AND IRON for small family. To a coinpe-
tent one liberal wages will be paid. Apply at No.
674 KINGS REEF. Julv ri
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k.ART NF Residence
w say THREE Oh FOUR ROOMS. on or ear
wentworth street, or Eutledge Avenue. Rent not
TO exceed $3.50. ADDRESS K o. T., at this Office,
July AZ
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ADslAs.
w ANTED, A ChlLD'S NURSE. WHIT ~.
w preferred. Apply at No. 40 CANNON-STREET.
August9

( iTUATION WANTED, BY A MIDDLE.
~ aged Engisn woman rs Cook; good reference
gwen. apply at the CORNER OF STATE AND
M aRKET STREETS. up stairs
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XKI ANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH.
w agood >ECOND HAND PIANO. state price
and maker Address W., NEWS OFFICE
July
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w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
Ornamental is executed promptly in the neatest
style ana et the lowest New York prices, at HE
NEWS Job Once No. 149 EAST BAY Call and exc
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
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MTANTGD, A WONiA TO COOK, WASH
w and do general house work RecCmmendao
tons required Apply in ]HOM as STREET. one
door from Radcliffe. ~ july 81
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yiThArlo OF MAC asaA.
I. Aaoon eooLraa suMmEa MEDICINE MADE
Il Mar MI uessOy $3N DR. a. BAER,
- 80 se No.S0l Meetingstreet
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WANTED. AGENTS. FOR THE AMERI-
Nv GAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK in both Eng
msn and German. by Robert Stewart, v. H., of Miss
aas work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
suo raisinR. and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo:h In sickness and health It has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
pest selling Horse Book out Address q. f. VEN .
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mos March 10
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@res,aas.

M X ID &c A l. SOCK uF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
1--WE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or -IIrs
l. society will be held I HIS EvENINa at Eiyht
O'CLOCK MANNING SIMONo, NJ D..
Augusta Sarrct,rr
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CHAWLESTON MECHANIC SO&IETY
A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE CHAR Es.
IA TON Mechanic society will be held at the Ma.
sonic Hall, THIS EVENING, the I'd instant, a light
O'Clock. JOSEpr ,uv sA
August 2 secret.rv q Nc
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XNANTxcD, A SMALL HtlUSE, OF THREE
w or four rooms, with kitchen, in the central
part OF the city Rent not to exceed $40 per month
AooreSs ''0, at this Once. June IT
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WANTED-AG GNTS- SELL TIE
Nv AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
S2o. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ms-
chine ever invented. viii knit 20 900 stitches D.
minute Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY.
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
MAyz 10
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OK THE lsr OF JUNE Great Britain had a
naval fa-s- - ~-~- Aa.nnn men employed on
active service, with feet of 275 ships. con
sisting Of 6s ships on the home stations, 100
on foreign stations, "a for special and sur
veying service, 81 for the coast guard, 3s
coast guard tenders, 10 ships on passage
home and Q paying of.
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Hon. AMOS REED, formerly secretary and
acting Governor Of Utah Territory, has pur-
chased the farm Of John Eversreld, esq.,
In Evansville district, near Branchville, Md,
at the sum of CAS- per acre, cash. It con.
tains 240 acres, and Is considered great
har1aIn.
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! al. Z, - cc,yyg,o.. s.esi
sos, isss..."....ii1% Ten.fortis....... ios
s2o,s, 1895. ;..;.: LIZA Gold IN.
sEw Yozs nARKnrs.-
demand incdsrsss I sily cents. sugar Que,
Ella. Corn quiet and stesdy, sotpso cents
Oats adv ancingt demand good, 7T0T7H cents
Rye quiet and steady; ei1s9i.a1. Pork guiei
and STEADY s3a@s2la. Gold N.s1A.
BALrInoss, July i.-Brsadsis6s-wc hav,
to note continued very dull market for flour
We have only 10 note today sales or Sever,
Mills" super At ~. Western Super at ts.as
and do. Family at VI 10 per barrel. = :
and he nsrses & aai Sss s.ssy. XIX oYo
Maryland red, good, sold At o. Is, and we mote
sales OF old red, 10 lots. At from Si,Io 10 ti.oo
Sopno oeTs wss. Sspy iisSt to-day
saiss compnSing orr -Ne 7,ooo bushels a
o5Qeo cents 10Y shltD ann sp6o7 cents fol
''ca sS..-rAs make. soo,,au.. very quiet, an.
ys g. WITHOUT sales to report this moInins
position e manifested 70 pIess sales. w
cents, gold, fot fair to p!ins, sarsoes, and duty
paid a. ranging from ~ to IS cents, gold, fol
iMr 70 eso,sel bafusyrs We quote iolz0it
Cotfen,.The market continues strong snt
ouoysut, put 80 lar to-day We have heard OF ne
ssis , upiand We quote AZ very cents 70
sest: for low rhiddllnE, . snd se!9a ssnis 70
miauhns' ou' sunni "o'ue'' "'A s'ii highel
'.M oia.a.-ws hear Of no Transaction. ia ,h,,
se'e, put P, f.S.sn ~. snl fs,,h totmer auote
cts ,of a. sa .s ,ca SsT,S ct: for Porte
Mi Fesd.~frown:tufr Is dull and nomIn,
nm e een ,sl, opt midamnEs are In demand ant
and qusiitr '''' P'' =" "e'Bh
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We ARE INDEBTED to J. c. Parker, No.
ass Seventh street, for Harper's Weekly,
July 10, Frank Leslie's Illustrated and Les.
lies Budget for August.
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From J. sHuLIsGTos, odeon building,
we have the Phunny Fellow and Budget OF
Fun for August, Pictorial Nick Max for tho
9Th OF July and Harper's Weekly for July 10.
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PRodREss OF suRyEYs IN MINNESOTA
Commissioner Wilson, Of the General Land
Office has Just received advices from the
surveyor general at St. Paul, MINI, show
Ing the completion of the survey Of two ad-
ditionA townships in Stevens and Universe
counties, embracing an aggregate area Of
45,9GO acres. These lands are well watered
by Mustlnka river and large number of
small lakes, which are skirted in many
places with hne groves Of elm timber. The
surface ia gently rolling or lev |, and the
soil generally Of " quality, being - dark
sandy loan with clay sU5sUI The lands
arc chiefly valuable for grazing PURPOSE,
ana Co she-s desiring to secure - home on
the public domain aud engage In this lucra.
tive branch OF industry this region presents
some fno inducements. This tract falls
within the limits Of tho land grant made by
Congress to aid In the construction Of tho
st. Paul and Pacific railroad.
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On Tuesday next the people~s<ryHo up,a
p,minionv xa.suSs~65 oo,.,I,u,,o.
andS>< So. o.. ~, - =,
- -. -. ~. .,.a....,1..'n. '' -, VI
~ 49, u' WV ,e' IN n', O avs
nv oNou " n ~ '"O oIu oon''non'
"e'A A'V pe M - Nv spps"'
W oo "ns oemo'a'i. parry III 'ue heiu, u
'uo eon'o'san.' ~. 1ne suOo'ns'o'ia' .nan
s'e uon'0'' s'''o nepuui.an anu faai'ai NO
Puonon. 'o,efnUt "ens ieaus 'no ia''e'
so,u' "nu mr. "aiAe' 'uo to,met'
"ef Ia. 'no suppo'' VI III 'no Mnion
Ieoes Oh tno intense scnooi' such as mosoy,
BALDWIN, ana almost all that Class OF persons
WHO hA'o inc haaicais' aespise congress,
Ana tepudiate the hePuoucah party Mr..
walker himself Is said to Dc a very worthy
gentleman, and mas oeen heretofore known
nA hepuoiiean' out "heh man eohsen"
10 amlate win MS enemies ne must neees-
sAnty lose caste, sni become domnEf'ilzod.
ouen appears 70 Dc the SL0li!sioh OF walker.
fnsrs Is not thoroughbred rebel, rehl
sympathiser nor copperhead In tho State
that docs not support him, 50 far as We can
observe. .-
we al recoLiect the story OF ODD Dog
ray BAD company Mr. walker pad
company, Will Dc your rum we 40 not sec
NO" any hones', 'horougn hePuohcah can
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Though losses aud crosses
Be lessons right sever,
There's wit there, you'll get thore.


Ono thought moro and will close This 10
almost sermon, but l cannot help Il, for the
occasion itself has given rise to the tho ughts
which have uttered. Let me suggest This,
that In giving you being, God gave YOU GER
tain possibilities, He locked up In your ns.
turs certain forces. What will you do with
thsml Look at the mechanism Of a clock,
Take Off the pendulum and Tatchst and tbs
wheels go rattling down, and all its force Il
expended In = minutei but properly balanced
and regulated II will go on, letting out III
force tick BY tick, measuring hours aud days,
and doing faithfully the service for which II
wss designed. implore you to cherish and
guard and use well the forces that God has
given TO you. You may let them run DOWN ia
year II you will. II you take OF the strong
curb Of discipline and morality, and you MAY
be an old man before your twenties hive beef
passed. Preserve those forces within you
Do not burn them out with brandy nor vast,
them 10 idleness and crime. tApplsuss ] Do
not destroy them. Do not waste them say,
and protect the II that they may save for 70,
fortune aud fame. Honestly resolve 20 d,
TINS, and you Will be Al honor to yourself an
to your republic, thank you, young frioodl
for your kind attention. tApplsuse.
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A PRESENT ron THF PoPE.-On the late
occasion of the fftieth celebration OF mass
by Pope Plus TX, general collection was
made throughout this country In his behalf.
Amongst other contributions, that OF the
Catholics Of the North and West,
iSs rSPf:
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Paving Stones.

eait6s a,tssiioa q sress Cor tf.stors and others
to their new kind q PAVING sToNEs. Apply 10
iasO-st an street
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DIED..

DIED.
STOCKING. On Wednesday evening, MAE.
QyEEIIE J. lnfaut daughter o. Charles n. And
Lyric Stocking, aged months and 2days,
W Washington street, Georgetown.
SMITH, -Qn Wednesday evoniIg, June 30.
stsuben Smith. in The SD yosr Of her age " M
Her fuLeral will take place at 10 o clock this
W8rAlag, from tn residence Of Mrs.. John Adams.
10 attsnd Relatives and friends are Invited
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LTwoop,s PATgNT CURED YIsH

isSts st GTH va Ssy sIt!sl. q Y,:h,
lo@ IL eusi Il c r.
wooden boxes, This ash We tbipiw suited ior
: :Ss. sy al No sssss s 1s Il sng
quaniityby BRYAN BROS.
$40 Pennsy lvAniA avenue,
jes,.eo2w 0pposits Metropolitan Hotel.
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rInAHcrAL AND ConnE.cIAI.,

WASHINGTON, July 1, iseo.-Jay Cooke 4
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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For Sale or Rant.

Tor RRHr.--ssysRAL DESIRABLE SUITES
Of Rsoms and Single Rooms eau be had durIpg
5SfiG' T.si s ~ o.: 3 81
Ss,ia o. w. BUNKER GO.
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stables

COOKS DO 81 IlSa .Et ss4Eiiss,,.
Particular Attsntion paid 10 BssrIiaa Horse.
iSIi. we'll Known q Sps % ne best lsis d
sttended and well cared for
oAs slsI. KS ~ :; a.d at .A'.'' i'
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Architects

STARSwEATHEp pL" MAs.
ARCHITECTS, -
OMs. - PLAAT,s BUILDING. corner OF HS4
York avenue and Fifteenth street tAutly
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NEWS ITEMS


d. D. Bill, Of Rochester, New York, has
recovered damages othe an IN OF $4,000
asaint Gen. Jno A Dix, for impri onnt nj
in Fort lafayette.
Jno. W. Foruey and party passed through
Bristol last week On their way homewArd.
Knoxville has appointed a hugs commit.
tee to visit Cincinatti and solicit the running
of the great $40 100000 r ,ilroad by way Of
that city. Chlttano gals also moving for
the prize.
Comptroller Blackburn borrow Q d
on the faith of Tennessee $4,000 in
New York, recently, for the purpose Of pay
Ing of the twelve companies Of militia
stationed at Nashville, on condition that the
militia shall be mustered out of the service
aud the $4,000 per day thus saved to the
estate. This is like father furnishing his
son the money to pay his debts of dis ipa-
tion upon the con lition that he will i0in
the Sons Temperance, and stop drinking.
The ROCKVILLE Wig threatens the Press 6
Herald With suit for libel at the hands Of
NJ. G. Wilcox. Filming tells Pearne to
shoot and be satisf ID.
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A SERIES OF MIsFJRTUSEs.-We der
stand that on Thursday last, at JDhDson's
Depot, as the downward train was approsch
ing, gentleman whose name We we're
unable to learn, was in store mixing pur-
chases, while his wife and two chidr n
remained in his wagon. Hearing the train
coming, be went out and took hold Of the
bride TO keep the horses quiet. A, the
train came to the station the engineer gave
the usual whistle, which frightened the
horses, and they broke away from him,
knocking him down. Tbe wagon passed
over his leg, fractnring the thigh bone. The
frantic horses ran ON aud brought the wagon
in contact with a tree. The lady was thrown
out by the shock and severely injured. The
horses still ran on to the railroad track,
where one Of them fell and broke his leg,
thus putting stop to their course. The
ch lIr, n, singular TO say, remained in the
wagon and were not hurt.-EfeSs d Heralj,
Ola.