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In Bankruptcy.

III bankruptcy.
This IL to give notice, that on the 18th
day oil August, 1865. a warrant in Bank
rnptcy was issued against the estate of G.
Nj. ingalls,. ofthe county OF Frluklin. And
state of Tennessee who has been .adIiu,lyel
bankrupt on his own petition: That The
payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to said Bankrupt. to
him. or for his use. and the transfer OF any
properly by him are forbidden by Ian !:
That a meeting of the Creditors Of said
Bankrupt. to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assignees Of HIS estate,
WIN l,e held at Court Of Bankruptcy. TO
DC holden on the 18th day of September.
1888. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Il the Office ofthe
Register IN Bankruptcy. ,Murfreesboro,
before w. n. Doughty, Esq. Register.
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: % US Marshal, Ne ssenger., >,
=. j.. DOUGHTY -
auRls-1 DEP. Us. Marshal. o
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Winchester Market.

Corrected weekly by SYLER u MANN
Winchester, Tenn. ,-.
The following cash prices VIII be Paid
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MARHlED,

At the residence of the brides father, OH
the night of the 2sth of October, 1860
Abram Young TO Miss Malvina Hughes
by John Thurman, Esq, all Of 18th Dis.
trict.
May Abe BE- as happy as he is clever;
May death only. the Knot OF wedlock sever
May he ever I've careful to remember
That to treat Mal,ina well should be bis
cndcavor.
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M MEDICINE

A Never-failing Remedy for the cure OF
Stone, or removal of Gravel or Sand n
b.. in the Bladder. .s .,.,..
1t will remove any. distinctions Of the
Urinary organs. I have Known let re-
lieve all those painful complaints called
Kidney diseases, Or arrangements Of any
kind of the Bladder or Urinary organs in
Ten minutes after the first dose was taken,
and ihyou will continue II for few day,
1t will make permanent cure. 1t Will
cure all those pains in the back that peo-
pie complain OF so much, and for which 80
many plasters are applied with but little
or no effect. The above compound is
purely vegetable. ...-..,.i..o IT,.
The above Medicine is for Sale by '-
G.. w. IlENDERSHOTT, .,
Druggist, corner Cedar st. 4 Square,
Nashville, Tennessee,
Who il the Wholesale and Retail Agent
for the United States, and for sale by AL
Druggists throughout the United States.
oct 7-6m a.aI'. eit-rol- .}i
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MOTHERS TAKE NOTICE.
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Il. +. OAKLEY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-11-04

Let them renounce thcii here7lcg ana
repent Of their abolition philosop by,
and serve God according to the Bible
then union will not be Objectionable
The Northern Methodist Church ii
nothing more orless than a political
organization, hence if the Southern
Methodist consent to unite it must also
consent to abandon self-respect and
Christian character at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-14
OBITUARY..
GEO. c. GOODWIN.

-. r A.. r,;,,.l, 20 A. - o. q
A meeting Oh TIE llIcbus vi 'lc H'c wv -
Goodwin Of Boston was held NJ the office ~ T. H. Drake
o. .,,,5., 1r,o dr,,, ,rod. ~ Nev, Work and otber
a " ycsteiu"S' A"' "i"b u""o Va ~ - - 80
cities was largely represented hr' Jeremiah GURUS was
chosen Chairman and VIM. T. Ward Secretary. The fol-
-, r.oro ,ed a coumttect 10 draft An.
WINS $50 '|,'.- -, q, - - = a,, IT.. cut
pfopilate ieTniuuhs' Do HytI H ~ a. ~ r.
man Johh T. hthlS JoI .It NrssDn' a. " '"'In,
DRAKE, cen w W, hD'i H. 49, ~ "
- AlDas; u y. ~ ~ r. pt.g' ~ ~, ~ ~
Kennedy hoADuiy' Maha- W" - ipl.'I untu'' ~
- - Iorey' -; ~. Dos, H ~, ~
> Jarrett lncN i'u'.'u wy i'i'o"i"s i''o"N''''
winch were uhallhouhF adoptcu 81,
NAfI'4r alI' WI" w f l. I, IN a.. ss,t
ts " ~ 49,; in , r.ts,1 Sa Ind sbo has slrats home an
p In "a ~ AM nrgbt bonoa psu and .sent IN s
o bo has Seen called say from the duties without
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BUYPAo. MAY aFou DALI sales 500 hbls CITY Prime Spring
SO Wheat uqnyi sales Of OOO bus Chicago 1000
bush Milwaukee U0 bush do Ia suyr all At 81 ~ ant
$500 White Cauada and Michigan at ~ 6jdS 20 Corn dull
prevents trausaciions sales 5000 bush New
5ge Soc; Knhed held 65a-0. according
quality closing No Milwaukee held ~ 81 25 al the close
Barley dull and unchanged Peas nominal AZ 2 p for Cana
dian steady; sales rs Timothy 1000 busl. Clover
price nominal at 80 asa 80 So Pok dali at s9 81 Ld dull IT
lgr Ighwnes-SaS n bills fTeighs wheat
ale Corn HE; Oats 7ld3c 10 heR-iorK
CHICAGO. MAJ 3-EIchauge on Newlork Gm at lilo discount
buting aud TO premium selling Flour actve Spling ES
&5d 20 l Wheat quiet At III Bd 81 10 for No ~ IL for No
sales this afternoon AZ 81 M Corn quiet aud advanced 2dJc No
6la6lc No. g. 57id5c Rejected 5Hd50c New and No Grade
Inactive and nOmna nothing doing this afternoon Oats qet No
in store Coo RE quiet No J. 81 IA No 81 10 Barley non
f3 Lard held lie Sweet Picked Hams, l5Gl5le Dry Sailed
Shoulders unchanged Hogs advanced l0d5c sales AZ 90 G0tg
for fair medium 80 s. for good choice Cattle steady At
IS OdsS s for Cows t629S6 30 for fair TO medium sdI 80
for good To choice shipping Steers.
MoBLE May oton 10 fair demand sales 600 bales; Low Mid
dllug al 2lc; receipts. a2 bAlrs exports. ba7 bales.
NEwOHLEANs Nav lJCoton-lgh grades SITTER; Low grades
dali and easefi Mddlags 3ld28le sslrs 2io bales; receipts
NewYork Sight premium. Sugar fImsr Common " Golc
Prime 3le Molasses nominal F0uSuprrhue IS 90 Double EI
ira - %; Treble Ern so "a Corr 307dc Oats, 7io Bran,
90 Hay-Pnme IS Pork nominal al Bacon lJlc
le. and liG Iad-reee, lBlc Key sie WHISKY Ad Coffee
wLsSeroS c. May Ia-spdt. TupehiIne steady At Ia ale
Ro'in lower At 81 9Jdf7 o. Crude Tupenue 81 aOGsL Tar
SAyANsAH. Nay l3-Coon quiet sale. bAssi MID
dlnA z1c receipts 80 baesj eIpoft coastse 468 bales
DETROIT, Mar -Whea hnn EIra White, 81 1B0 81 bO No
Do tO No. DO, 81 Jji No Amber 81 4l0Sl a. Corn, bBc
Oats Csc
MILWAUKEE Nay la-Four and nomlny unchanged Wheat
dull: No l. 81 IN; No 81 49, Oats numinsy &C. Corn dull At
Od6c Rye nominal At - Tor No. Barley nOmnay unchanged
= 600 bills Flour SOO bush. Wheat sLpwsa3oOO bbG Flour
a. 900 bush. Wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-14
RECEPTION AT GRAMMAR.scHooL NO. ]

Yesterday the pupils of Mrs. Mary A. Prem
derghast and their parents and relatives rendered her
farewell reception which attended with features OF
unusual interest Mrs Prendergas has been connected
with tho school for nine years principal and by per
steut energy united with rare attainnents despite the
many obstacles attendant upon such ghbOrhOOd as
the Fourth Ward las succeeded III making IL the model
school OF the city After the singing OF the chorus All
ye nations by the pupils selections from distinguished
authors were given, Miss Rose BrQphy Distinguishing
herself i'm the lines the "Austrians quitting
Naples" Miss c. Edmond. the teacher OF elOcutIon,
then gave the Launching OF tho Ship" which
received with marked applause. Miss DAILY be-
half OF the pupils, read farewell address TO the Prin.
Cpal An address IN response from Mrs PrendeTghast
followed. The language Of the address tender
aud aecOBate that most Of the pupils affected tO
testimonial OF the esteem and affection Of tho
pupils toward their retiring teacher In the shape OF
magnificent silver service. valued at $780, then pre-
scented 10 Mrs Prenderglast accompanied by basket Of
flowers Mr. Riddle, the City Assistant Superintendent
OF Education then delivered an interesting address,
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A CARD FRoMwARRES AND COSTELLO.

To the Citizens OF NeT- IOrk.-Thc under
signed to-day. for the nrst time circular air
nouncing public reception 90 be given them az the
Cooper Institute on Friday evening the 18th
inst, signed Anthony A. GHnin. Chairman
As Il WAS the intention of the authorities Of
The state aud city 10 welcome MS as citizens whose
liberties and rights had been outraged y foreign gov
ermcnt will not recognize faction or party. The
gentlemen who issued tho call have not received our
sane ION or consent aud do not recognize their night
10 use our names IT, az any time the civic authorities
with our united cOwotzens. conclude 20 carry out tho
spirit OF resolutions already adopted by the Common
Council on proper notification Of tho same Hc shall be
happy aud consider u our duty 10 cooperate with them
In demanding the respect due To American citizenship
JOHN WAVREN,
AUGUSTINE l.. COSTELLO.
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THE T-yIATA SMUGGLING CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-An investigation
into the articles seized board the steamer Junaa'
from NewOrleans via Havana shows that 10000 cigars
had been muggcd by some undcrofccrs of tho steamer
through the Influence Of some man IN this city; Ihey
were Immediately discharged, on the claim that inc
goods which were the ships manifest, properly be-
ionged To her stores and such were not subject to
seizure II II also said that the purscr through some
difficulty with the conpanys officers arising ont 81 the
cigar business had rendered his resignation aud was
leaving the ship with brandy. gin, wine, &c, which be-
claimed as his own property when they were taken pos
session Of The matter has been reported 10 Collector
Moore who will Institute strict investigation.
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,,h,, the low condition Of the school when Mrs. Prem
Sbnst was called preside over 1t nine years ago,
fniuence 10 has since attained and concluded
Win a euiogy OF the principal Other remarks were
vi v school officers and at the conclusion OF the en-
the school visitors invited To partake OF
choice repast 1t is worthy Of remark as showing ihe
hor OF Mrs Prenderghast that the former principal Oh
be school died OF illness superinduced by her hbors
be successor the prncpalship OF the department Is
Miss Mary j. OLeary, gifted philoogst possessing at
tainmeuts OF a rare order
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HOME NEWS.
rrln MEAIHER

THU M9Al"h- po,r Their Par wnd
-, vorK Hour Ther. BuT Wind a., - rs % f.
NE".l"Nf3 &c 4cO SS.E May IL %, sSts n
h@ ~ - GO 20 IS SSH. ~ 80 V
co % 70 ssh u \. 80 .iouIv AZ
yorug-C oody at 2:i5; everest az . l.,e royer
irf, from 1850 20 noon; frgg, at AHeuo'n a..
A. ,.rr cloudy AIS 10 $50; either rain .. go cloudy
asl g. ll.fG 10 sunset Evening Overcast 70 ~ = ~.
y f sunset to -; rainy and showery az m g a. one
% h az g7: lightning as s22 ata R depth to H.
go thunder peal al s;JJ; very heavy rain al IO'V ~
laulu
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lAnnnutreInrntal

THE HEADS OF TIE PEOPLE should be dign-
sed gushed and they asths those Of hsm hai
snrrced by beautiful Ars recently ui By Ksor Of No
Broadway Fuoa The Halter has been famed f
bis elegant every desirable ieaIcoyerBg sul h latest
style he spsed himself Balusgeri
be knocks KSoL
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HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.

CLEARFIELD, Penn, May l3.-The County
National Bank at this place entered by burglars last
night The vault was chisclod into and the burglar.
proof safe broken open About $4,000 In cash stolen.
together with $3.50 United states bonds, 5000 Of
which were registered reward ~ f2oo) u offered FOR
the detection Of the thieves. Tie robbery viii not aneCt
he solycuCy OF the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-14

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Licut- Commander Allen
ordered the Naval Academy 2J % Sptem-
James NJ Forsyth has been ordered receiving
ship Macedonia. Lieut. Commander Frederick Pearson detached
NewYork and ordered To the Maciouiln Lieut.
Samuel H. detached the aud ordered the
LIEUT. w w Meade detached IRON the Mounl City Station
md onlerel 10 The Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-14

Ladies can have any kind of Sewing nicely
done the Ses Weed Machine at Gl5 Broasay W sroS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-14

ATKINSON'S COMPOUND EXRACT or ROOTs for
making makes COOL healthy beverage 2J) Geeuaebt
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NAVY GAZETTE.

SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKs.-BROUGHTON Il Wy
NAN No 10 Bb.slloae keep the largest ard best
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne. Richmond mdse and pass
Steamship Gaucus. Walden, Boston. ndse AMI pA's-
Steamship Acushnrt Kelly, wBedfnri. nise an p
Steamship ehecca CLYDE Chichester WHIRLPOOL mi' anu P
Shin Alicia Stuart. Carlif a. DAYS railroad irn = - i,t
BARK Lille NJ Clark Ssgua 10 days, sugar ss,eu ~ W. y,l
brig Robin. for Philadelphia Len IN port bark siouoI' V
in schr Anuie A. Rich, for New lOrk IN 4uaJs-
Brig Favohe Duel. Demarara Is days. sugar. - - Ia 4,
schr Emene Dodge ST. Pierre Martinique, ~ Gays sugar N
mort brig Hattie Wheeler. for Portland ueIt day. -,
Sehr Jesse CART Undehil, Seville, Spain Jdaysi muse
Schr Mantle Chapman, Georges Banks hsn
Scbr Gen Marion, Montou ROckland line
schr Herpus, Davis Bangor, lumber
sCHoONEHs-RIYKR coAsrwisH
Flsn Ionse Eizabethport Surf Perth Amboy.
Wm Dnn6ed. BliisbebpOTL d. SllecE South Amooy'
WIiis Hat Port Jobuson Geo H. IIoyt Virginia.
A Kilev Virginia Ann Amels Virginia.
N p Rims Virginis. Expedite New.llsyeu.
oliver Spemau Portland CT Sparkling Sea- New-invgin,
T. Flower, Portland, c. g. W. BALDWIN, hs"'Deulo'u'
& Lawrence Brand'0rd. Emma Taunton
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VERMONT SPRING WATER-The great remedy
for Cancer Srolula KIHr diseases Sold By druggists, Depot
SCHisUELISs No. 10 Wilhanst, EcNYorx
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. % Fulton-st, New
York tue beet place boy reliable WATCHES. Lus DAHOSu
JEwEtEY, sad SlLyKEWAHE Diam0ads spsoltlig
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BELOW.
DLIO W
Brig Constance, from TampicO.

Brig Constance from TampicO
SAILED. cit,
observation-disclosures, for Bremen Marathon i1r 1yePSG s1
for Charottetown p l.; Eagle. for Havana Herman L"s' "
Savannah; Saratoga, for Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
~ rov Ma, I9|ATved sehrs MARY Broadway from Hobo
ten Palladium NeglOrk for PIoence Chanoelol p
op. Point NewYek; p King from bnLa9sthpo,' d "a
Ives for philadelphia John Brooks Home, and Angel Tor Ne"i0A
S'B o.4ey ~ Nav 5Ived ship Artisan from Newoe'n'i 'chr
Kate Fe GueD MoSRos Nay Ae bark Princeton from Norfolk
I wlSSSTos c. May lcenre steamship Pa'bAns' for
Nav a-Cleaed steamships Gen Barnes Tor he"iorki
49,. Gr Bat1aore brig Woodland for Niontevdeo r. Nit,
Cu,Rt ysroy MAY l3Aruved, steamship Mar ' s IN,
80 p,aVp rom Carenas; brig Henry Perkins ron Ne"
0ys,n. sailed steamship j. w. Eyermln Tor Pmslepn p
San FRANcfsco MAy l2Anyed, Abalross rom nups sb
psnsrg rom syir eT Cleared. Adam sedgwck @ LeIp" ~
ne ~ Wheat Free Trace with $500 hbs hour ana ~
sack Of Sailed ships Byonue for Sydney and u D0ne' "
Queenstown e,. ,,o,rs
MovfLIg Ireland May 3Ihe steamship Pern'ian ron fof'anu
for Glasgow arrived To-Day
DISASTERS.
The steamship Digo hence for Portland when on Makd ab9
o'clock yeery afternoon, coded With an uukuo"n coao'uel
schr, sinking her Immediately.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
pticoNriyrANCE sTATCNS
w1suyGToN Nav aBy authority Secretary Of the Treasury,
the light will be discontinued tom ana a e
9h Jane Brlnt Point beacon light situated about zd @ IN
O Comfort beacon hht the southwest point Of 20 '
Comfort Virginia; Bay Point light Port Royal entrance Soutl '
lima; the beacon II the east end OF the pay IN we CIV
The light vessel stationed AZ Fishing ' ~
Maiusbp Channel Port Royal entrance south son VIII 90 lu
da lgb be withdraw that station She will DO Immediately
transferred Tyhee Island Knoll savannah River and vi" on e
evening s II June heuce0h until further orders Ah u
gt Al an evt ion above the level aud should De "
ble weaber from distance Oft nautical miles
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THE SITE or TR1DE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
ANTWERP, May ll-Petfolcum closed quiet
PARis. MAY lJ.-Bnuf,e quiet Rentes mn 75c
HAVRE May JCoOB closei frmer, but prices unchanged
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NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

printed large doacneum sheet imAkug eight pages sI
broad columns each 1t contains all the important Editorials pubEahen
TnR DAILY rRBUsE except those Of merely LITERARY
teeuce Reviews Interesting
New Books the Letters oo large corps Of correspondence tn.
received by Telegraph from Washington all other pA
Of the count Summary Of all important intelligence city aad
elsewhere Synopsis Of the proceedings Of Congress aud Legs
when 10 Session the Foreign News received By steamer,
elusive Reports the Proceedings Paner Club the American
Institutes Talks about Fruit aud other Horticultural and Agricultural
formation essential to country rsen stock, Huana Cattle Dry
Goods aud General Market Reports making IT, both for variety
pletens altogether the yauable Interesting aud
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published In the World.
The Full Reports Of tho American Institute Farmers Club yAr
Agricultural Reports each richly Years sub
suipAou.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
FOR SALE By ALL NEWSAlEN.
~ mall ~ yer oV. Terms. cash In advance Address
THR TRIBUNE Nsw.YsrE.
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SAILED. CT
observation-disclosures for Bremen; Marathon for Liverpool H.
Ear cbsrotetown e. Eagle. for Havana Herman Livingston "i
savannah Saratoga, for Richmond.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04
j. H. JOHNSON.
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Square
II ESPECTFULLi tenders hm Hr-
II vie.s 10 biz old MI n'is and patrons
la Harrison ~ aljolsna e'ansir.. From
his long ,xpssiepe end a =, application
to The p,.ssitu b tsrls warranted In say'
Ing that hi. work will b. .rkrior 70 none
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
lie Base from one TO full get, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
lie can he found Ut his ofhcc nj
eli i,mes. Where II 10 inconyepient Tor
persons to come 10 the Office. they will be
wai,ca on nj their homes. His services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or oihsf~isc
February !. 'GS. Mott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04
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