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LAsAMPLR OF TIE sC0TCHIRLSH
ii. OUR FOLKS AT LONDONDERRY so,,,o.
n %TaE TIM THAT nat IE IN Rl MES SESRsSGo
v MY EARLY SCHOOL DAYS
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TX MY FAITH
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XVII LoGCABlN DAYS
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%XX THB GREAT SBNATORS-rIiR COMPROMISE OF 1850
XXXL LlBELs AND LIBBL SUITS Svpos,r,ov
Xviii, TIN DISSOLUTION og TnE WIG PARTY
NAV TTiiR NEW BRA IL Politics.
XXXyii MY FARMING. -
xYXylL SEWARD WEED AND 9REBEE yirzre1Ayp
III hhSSs SGSfEESs T: Io's c1S sr
Xiv THE ROCKY MoUNrAINs-THR GREAT BASIN.
x HtT TnR sERRG NEvADA-THB rosEMTE-THE BIO
XVIII Xviii rue rue PSFsi RAJ ELEcrl9S OF 1850.
II. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
LII. JEFFERSON DAVIS
LII. WHITING HISTORY
LIY NY DEAD. - $500
MISCEILANIES.
LITERATURE As A VOCATION.
POETS AND POETRY.
REFORMS AND RBFORNERS
THE GROUNDS OF PROTECTION
SUNDAY LECTURlEG "REMINISCENCES
DAYS RiDB IN MIAMI ....
DAYS RIDE ACROSS THE ALLRGHANES
NIGHT RIDE ACROSS THB PRAlRlb&
WINTER FLOOD IN ILLINOIS. ,
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCES Discussion between Horace ureeJ
~ Robert Dale owen.
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Professional Nutins.

blood, MANH00D.-Dr. OLIN, q Bond
ID Uulou vide reputation treats the uniortnnae boarding
IN. desired matter who ed state oaei
confidential send two stamps for pamphlet hours
10 !. Sundays, evening $ 70 L
nR, LEWIS, MOI Beach-st., makes a speciality
~ diseases without Those AFFLICTED should be
Sad the right place The Dr. has gwen ms hsnaon 70 unoe
diseases for the last ~ In heT-fork CITY
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COUTHERN SECURITIES NJ.
- or ALL KINDS
A SPECIALITY WITH
LEVY BORG. Al PiBest. Sew-irTb.
- -i, ,.--,.-,,,,,., 49,

OHIO MISSISSIPPI RAIwkr tuxPASI, I
OYucE No 50 HALL-sr., NEW foKK. November Is 1909
VNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due Dec.
4 1870 on the PREFERRED STOCK Of the OHIO ard hSss-
SPPI RAILWAY COMPANY M be pad ard ser that data az
the Company, No. SO Nast N~lork me tranhes
hooks Of Preferred be closed Nov % az oeloel
AMI eeoeped ocock BIZ onler OF creative AnS
Finance Committee. I'D HAhhOND secretary.
Tar Nav YoEK CENTRAL AND HuD.oS RyER RlLKo.D Co.,
TREAsrRKKs OEFlcE, ALBASI. SOy, ~ lSb9.
STOCKHOLDERS of the late The New
York Central Railroad ard the The Hudson Rter
Railroad COpDsay notified that the besk' will @ 9pS.d az toe
. on the UnIon Of Newio TUESDAY, Nov
lsth instant Of their stack Cetc aod or the %
ns he Certificates of Tie agreement ana
acto Of consolidation"
s,o Ehoers The SewYork Central Rroad Courssv
required their ADD lat hcse sud a
exchange don in cash viii D. made IN P1fu-
aOd act Of consolidation VI ose per cent pou TIE
thereof ..
The hoers OF STOCK Certificates Of Interest Ce6es n eighty
thereof the late The NeS CenirA hfot
Compsuy entitled receive Consolidation Cerusestes for tSn
seven per eento the Of the stock
entitled receive Consolidation Certificates O eghtTs Aeat 81
the oftheir stock. ID NOhChsiBk Ire..arsf
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CLERMONT or LIVINGSTON MANOR--A
~ Biographical History Of tie LviugsO9 family before and during the
for Independence sketches Judge Robt r. Livingston,
Chancellor Hvngstoa. EDWARD Livingston, Cen Mo1'gome Gen
Armstrong contains m account Of the int navigs'
to With Eve Photographic large 8ro Price TO- BJ
gt. grandson Chancellor Livingston Copies sent paid
recent OF lie price For copies apply 10 l. BUTLER
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DIRECTORS % ..
ruoMASC HAND SAMUEL r STOKES #
ioHS a. nIVIS WILLIAM q. BOULTON,I
EDMrNU A. SOCDBR. EDWARD DAhLlNdIOS
THBOPHILUS PAULDING. IL JONES BkOOkks
iINEs TRloUAIR EDWARD LAFOURCADR ..
HEyRY SLOAN JACOB RIRGEL.
uEERY a. DAIJETT Ia JACOB p. JONES.
JAMES c. HAND JAMES Is hCFAkLANp, e..
WILLIAM G. LUDWIG JOSHUA p ElRE,
JOSEPH II SEAL, SPENCEk MlLN 1NB
HIGH CRAIG JOHN b. skMPLE Ptishnrgs,
IONS n TlYIOR A y BERGER, Ptisbgrgh,
GEORGE W. BERNADOV, ID, t. MOaSAN t!itsouFgh-
WILLIAM c. HOUSTON THOMAS C. HAND, PfssGsnt
LYLBURS JOHN G. DAVIS, Wee PrtsideBL
Asst
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PoRr Huron AND LAKE Meme
NIACoUPIN COUNTY TEN PER CENT
WI BONDS

"a wALI,sT sesr r par accrued ars BONDS 81
A.oupln County nos issued the hudr Of coa Bsass.
hearing Interest (ol per per lbsins the
rate Of State Of IpOk Coupons psysbs srRsppaa,
on the Gre. Apn October the CITY 81 NrsrSk rbsss
Bonds regarded respect @ desirable s
iuyes
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onan Sttamrs.

0uan Sttan,rs.
IT S. NAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
SsinR regularly EVERY THURSDAY, a. O'clock n, precisely
lon Pier 40 North River =,
HORRO CASTLE, CAPT r. bdams.........,,NoE November "a
COLUMBIA Capt T. Van Size (va Nassiu).. Deeembrs
EAGLE. Capt VI. Greene 'Decemoeie
No Bouhug-zresn-
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ASSETS OF THB COMPANY
~, f4CQ

Nov !, 1869
United Five Per Cent Loan, lO|s S2e0eo
100 Cent Loan "a Af money! IglI3g ~
5000 United Six Per Cent Loan, le8l.. eono u
2G0C1 PsbnsylyaBa SI Per Ceu Loan n5sso %
City ofPhiladelphA sIT Per Cent Loan teEenpt
Ioc ooo State Of Jersey Six Per Cent
10000 PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Fnt Mortgage y PR ...s
Cent Bonds. bf~W
reG csS ' Bones samoan a7nsS
5000 Western Penn Railroad Mortgage Six Per -
Cent Bonds (Penna R. r. snarSatee) ... loOD1
10000 State Of Tennessee Five Per Ceut Loan lSON
1000 Of Tennessee SIX Per Cent Loan fZ"V1
1850 Pennsylvania Railroad C0mPsrJ-zO shares ono.
Stock ....,. sNS'~
%" Nos Shares r'S ssSss $4,000
TO- 600 PhiladelphA and SouBern Mail SeamsbpCom-
pany-SO Shares Stock. ..................... Iooo"
'0 L0i p,o ~ 9ssa anu asSo@
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ce.t. sl,gls.s2s n Mlla vala..

~''' Resl Rssts ................ s6OOS0
Bills Receivable for lusarAtces made IA q" -
Balances Due at Agendes-Premiums on Ma .......
rne POhdes-Accnfed Interest and other =.
debts due the Company @@S
Stock Scrip 6c, Of sundry CorporAtoas
S4.a0--kstmsted value. ......... 1fPo -
CD 10 % ~ lsssaS
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ntb Qualifications
DRICES REDUCED.

DRICES REDUCED. r,,,,,v with NJ,
WIN syiss 10 supply the readers Of TINS IRvSn i,s
(reelsvs have purchased the NeuoSg Lii h
Messrs J. b. Fori & Co. aud She price has been e"'' -
zen below. z1,, n,,xy
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY l.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE;
"REMINISCENCES or AMERICAN POLITICS
AND POLITICIANS,
PKon THE OPENING Missouri & oNIksi ~ I'M
DOWNFALL or SbAVERf
To which added
MISCEILANIES;
arITvp .TrRB AS VOCATION" 81 POETS AND PoBIhi''
REFORM AND REFORAERS," DkFBSsh
or PROTECTION" &c, &c
,n,scrssIoS WITH ROBERT DALB OWEN ON
THE LAW OF DIVORCE
By HORACE GHEELBI.. ,,..,-
II .legpt octave volume. Beautifully printed and hanasome
hand illustrated Steel Portrait Of Mr. Grs,trg to vi
49,. srsviugs Of Th. Cot where Born, ~ fI se1so
Ionse Portrait Margaret Fnler" NJ Evergreen heuge' y
House in the Wools' Ny PreeH! Home" " NY barn.
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TOHN j. CISCO ~ son,
- BANKERS 50 wALLrSr.
OFFER FOR SALE, FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS AND
LAND GRANT BONDS OF TRE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY The admitted Rosd and sse, as
Increasing receipts insure beyond question We Goa
nued payment Of 90 lie Bopds We have no heshcn a
commanding entirely cheap Investment ne
present prices .... ..... 1911
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN Raj
~ er,,,pp ,1 UAp = ovNpxr ....r

COMMENCING MAY 10. 1899.
Passenger Station 10 NsSlo corner Of IsssS'sn'a't an"
f'u% TRAINS LEAVE xEwY0RK,
G 3 -; $780, $50 nj SiIl.., gsssl,. .s w..D. a
:" Fa SSr ,t 's1 ' SI ,,O N laS CRI GLh ass
ToI psIen, Z i:s ~ 5S 40 $50 .qs s@P% ,,
81. s'' 80 sTa's j., So S I;i tas s, -. ',s.n
F FSf f fS Chester .sa inter s stations a
$50 ''' -" ''0 %, 66s M ri TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield. 3d. 10 lBr) 1tBLl sPm
k, Rs ss .ad Ss sp,p aIi go t a.
For Conneeius River RsirOAd tEI la'P NJ 10 aoH'r'a
For nsS,ford Providence and PbhIn Railroad tRI i1S
For New u,v,n Nsv.LoDdou sOnnEteu Railroad aAm
N FSf Cara. Raro.d IA, m aud ,OOp to wIaAH'Ouyh
For noa.aonie saIlroaa a "a s sId5 pSopm
DoSa SoIs Railroad D "S saIs s isd % o.ds, ''d
Fo SswCsn.sn Railroad. a N; l;!s 49, and $50 m
c'""ooa' Sleeping Cars '''.n saEs Ho iiil' Superintendent
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
~ DEror = Pos; e liberty st. SSs anI ~. a.
On aud ansr MONDAY Aug 49, 1867 pa''ehsc' trans vi" S'
%EayR NEW YORK pUR BERGENAvEAt s..s $50 e,S
siSgS $50 s.ij 1854 ll:io 1898. l. $50 49, DID
So 2 EtS s ' FSR ne %ssr SkRSRS s s s:s
3'PS o c3o Nm s,s AK 80. sS SIS 5i,s' S 7
siS s SO 80 ioa6. il:iC m lsis az $780, $50
S:s5 50, s $50 "a s.e w. sa a
r......r 4 +. RHLS%iS GsH. Passenger Ar.rt
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOOT of
v
N a. West Phlhdclpbla l'o m 10 r.; v go p m 40
M R.91 D M 99os p rs For South aud South We't-soG ~
" soR T 1l wgsr-a.,O. H. $3.50 s'1o pm, p@gH
Si,r Palace cars oa snd VA through 90 Cincinnati
on thTough daily 10 louisville without ehAnge
% m AMI $40 D. No. hropgh Chicago without ehmEe The
Nod Chease ua JAM excepted On
- no ar. the tralh. lDaH,l .I
'" Nv ' rs Issa W, JACKSON. General sapenntrpdeht
nARiTAN aud DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
TX - lone BRANCH, RIO BANK. BklCkSBuRG, NAN
tutSrkR TOMS kivsR, ke, By Steamer JkSsk hoir Mte
10 fI'S - f' inss = "0' ssEDES o.a.. Manage.
a,oIrrH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
SisLAND.-wINTER ARRAN9EMENr.--On aoj Aksr October
81 & tas. viii Roosevelt and Grana1 FERRIES ioews
49, M Mail Passenger br P.ehogusl 10 hr hsriei
"a M Kkpfes, PAtehsgne $50 a., saodanna for
~, s.,.,ri.,. through o.
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL slip
g;gsa Mail train for Greenport
1880 % Ro,yB, Gea Cove, LScsT Valley Huntngtou and
Northport ..
D 10 RIvsrhead Express Train
p for ROsn. Glen Gore, LoeaH valley Huntington sna
Nehpvt
10 ~ North Islh ....
D m nom HaH,ers Point. for Jamaica ard Hampstead
Al trains oounec; a Branch for Hemps
Locust valley, Huntington,
'''~P''' ~ l. d. BARTON, Sept
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7rains will leave Depots

ERlE RALLY A1.-lIalnS Will lehNe DepoOo
IL foot fChambstsst and foot Of Twenty hst as hlt2T,
Ttrsazh Express ri 3 10 81 m ana o.p w.,
d,iy Drawing Room Coaches wl ns
through 20 Buffalo connecting A. ho9elsnIs W" $500
psesut seepuk through Cleveland and Gahop seg
Cacbss Aecomp the train from Susquehanna 70
The Buffalo and The 6:O train TO Rochester DH
ho an iincinuatL Bmlgaht tain leaves daily at p m
For Port Jerys 4;3n Orange Co hIpfess shnd
..sep connecting r Wasiek Montgomery GuiOd Pine l'nd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-01


Referring to the celebration of the Will
son county Pale Faces shortly to take place
in that place, the Lebanon Herald and
Register says:
We call special attention to the "Festi-
val" to be holden in Lebanon on the All of
June, under the auspices of the Order. of
Pale Faces The different camps Of the
county propose TO cooperate in the celebra-
ton Of the day. That il will prove sue
cess we are assured by the character and
energy Of the Infringement The Order Of
Pale Faces though of recent institution is
growing amazinglygin strength aud popular
favor. ETheya besr 5 banner free from
stain, emblszoned with heraldy which
must needs challenge respect and admira-
ltion, "Trutb, Justice, Right and Charity"
Many desoiate household in our stricken
land has been giaddened and made happy
by. the substantial benefcences of the Pale
Faces. Then let everybody come to town
next Friday. We can safely promiae. a
day OF enjoyment and Instruction. ssO
Il Distinguished orators will be in attend
ance, who will entertain with, ffeast OF
reason" and the proverbiali it.fl0w of soul,'
shall not be wanting. An abundance OF
every thing calculated TO minister to The
inner man, VIII be provided in the shape
OF a free barbecue and basket dinner.
There will be music too. The Lebanon
Brass Band have volunteered in the good
cause. In doing this they but add TO the
laurels already 30 gracefully won and
| worn. Speeches usic-Barbecue, viii
be free-yea, free and generous as the
charities which have heretofore marked
the pathway of the o. OFF. F. Civ,
them then an old-fashioned rouisin.
turnout. Let the men and women Of Ok
Wilson come in their strength and beauty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-01
Tho MnrIeX FURNACE.

A week or more since, we referred al
some length to the numerous furnaces in
Stewart and Montgomery counties. There
is another enterprise of the same character
deserving especial notice. We refer to the
Morley Furnace, in Dickson county, stu
sted forty-four miles from this city, on the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad. 1t
was built and operated by Montgomery
Bell, one of the most successful iron-mas-
tiers Of the State From the pig iron mani
ufactured under his management, the cele-
brated 'BelP' blooms were made, which
always commanded the highest market
rates in the Cincinnati and other markets
Operations ceased with the breaking
out of the war, but year or more ago
the establishment was purchased and is
now owned and operated by the Morley
Furnace Company, composed Of Nashville
stockholders, of whom ]. M. Nash is Pre-
sident, and A. b. Payne, Secretary. The
blast Of the furnace has been changed from
cold to hot, and is now turning out No.
foundry iron, and supplying the Nashville
foundries on an average of about forty tons
per week, shipping their surplus TO Louis,
vile and St. Louis. The superior quality
of the iron enables the company to make
quick sales, not being able often to supply
the demand.
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NASHVILLE Grocery market.

SUGAR-New Orleans l2916. Deme-
rara, 158@16i; standard hards, 17!; A
coffee l61c, B do 16ic and c. do Is. p.
CoFFEE-RiO, common to choice, 100
26c; Laguayra, 26@263c: Java, 3S@4Oc.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-New Orleans
per Dbl, 10000; syrup, 5Oc@S1: golden
syrup, 81. -......-.T .r.-.-
SALT.-LiVerpool sack S. 25; seven
bushel barrels, by the car load, So 80; five
and half do, 81 65.
RICF.-We quote best Carolina I03@
lie.
TEAs.-Imperial 81 65@2 25; Young
Hyson 81 %; Black 81 25@2; Gnnpox-
derSl 65@2.
FIsH-Mackerel, Nos, /, and 8, per
barrel, SCI, sl9 and SIS; In kits, Nos. /, 2
and 8, So Is, So and 50 IS. ~
/ CANDLEs.-Star, light weight 164c.
PowDER.-Dupont, 81 SO; Hazards 81
50; blasting, S. so; fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
SHoT.-Patent s. 20; buck S. so.
{ LIQUoRs-Common rectifed whisky per
gallon, 81 1901 40; Robertson County
81 1892 rs; Bourbon, 81 25@5 so.
Lincoln county 81 1902 25. . ~. o..
demonstrating per doz. 4O@75c.
Washboards 81 as per doz. Buckets per
dOz 81 75a3. Tubs 81 1895 per nest.
Starch 74c. Candy &c for assorted
per pound. Snuff 81 75@s per box for
CARROTS packed. Matches S. IS per case
Pepper SIC. Spice &c. Ginger 25c. Oys-
tiers S. SO per case for pound cans; S. so
per case for 2 pound cans. Canned peaches
2 pound cans, 81 per doz. Soda those.
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Presentation az sfiefers Brewery.

Early Sunday morning last, the usual
quiet of Stiefel g. Pfeifer's brewery was
interrupted by demand upon Mr.. Sdefel
to repair to the cellar of the establish
ment, where he found his employees drawn
up 10 line, not Of battle, but purely on
peace mission David Kuhn, the clerk of
the brewery, stepped forward, and pres
scented him with magnificent gold-headed
cane, which had been purchased at a cost
of near one hundred dollars, remaIking
that it was given as a token Of remem-
brance from the employees of the brewery,
previous TO his departure for Europe, for
which Mr.. Siefel and family are shortly
to embark. Mr.. Stiefel replied with
feelings Of considerable emotion, and
returned his thanks for the costly
gift, which he said he could only sccept
with some reluctance on his part, from
those who had worked SO industriously for
his interest; but he would keep it as a
momento as long as be lived, and should
the Lord spare his Oldest son he would
bequeath it to him as heritage Of this,
his fathers proudest moments.
While the presentation was going on,
the ladies in the neighborhood repaired to
his residence, and presented the wife of
Mr. Stiefel with a magnificent silver
vase. After these ceremonies, the large
company present enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content.
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rKoDUOE mAKKEis
Charleston. NAV rs.

HAY-The receipts Of this article was
about ] 900 bales of North River qualities
We note sales Of about 500 bales of this
kind from the wharf at 81 II per hundr, d.
Some 500 bales Of North River were sold
10 arrive at 81 Is per hundred. No re.
ceipts or transactions 10 eastern.
CoRN-This grain has been in light re.
ceipt, the arrivals for the week having
boon restricted TO about 1890 bushels from
Baltimore. With somewhat steady coun-
try and city demand. Stocks have become
reduced, and yesterday the market was
nearly bare; sellers have, in consequences
somewhat hardened their prices, and were
asking about 81 Is per busllel for iobbing
lots of prime white Maryland, by weight,
sacks included.
FLOUR-By recent arrivals The stocks in
the hands of dealers have been somewhat
enlarged, but the steady inquiry from the
country and city demand keeps the sup-
plies moving down. Prices during the
week have generally been steady, aud We
renew our previous quotations, say for
Northern and Western super Sc 1907 per
barrel extra 81 25@S Is per barrel;
family IS 5000, and extra family at $40
oil per barrel. Southern qualities are in
light stock and may be quoted at $S@8 so
per barrel for super: 5000 so per barrel
for extra, and $10@1l per barrel for
family; Campsen'sciiy mills may be quoted
at SIS so per barrel for super; So so per
barrel for extra, and 81 50 per barrel for
extra family. GtEihjE dltltttatl
BACoN-Is in limited stock, with only a
moderate Inquiry; sellers generally asking
firm rates. We quote prime shoulders at
I54c per ID; prime rib sides at 171c, and
prime clear rib sides at Isle per 10.
I BUTTER There Is moderate stock Of
prime Goshen. With receipts Of new crop
prices are easier, and we quote prime at
45e per ID. Western and other low grades
sell from 30@4oc per lb, as in quality.
/ Savannah, STA, Say -.
I BAcoN-A good demand has existed the
past week. Prices remain very firm with
4 tendency 10 an advance. Prices, are
steady at ISL @l53e for smoked shoulders,
and l83(9I9c for clear rib, and 1910 191c |
for clear bacon; breakfast bacon 2O@2ic;
choice sugar cured hams 22924c; plain
20@2l. n.,s ..is.s.s ..l
( LARD-A fair demand has ruled for this
article. We quote at &c for pure leaf
pressed 17@20c
BUTTER-The demand has been princi.
paiIy for city trade at uhalteled figures.
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IolnseIde San Franklin.

Intelligence reached this city yesterday
morning, that on Sunday evening last
difficulty occurred in the vicinity of
Franklin, between JEFF. De Graaenried
and r McGavOck, during which the
former drew knife, and inflicted a mortal
wound upon his antagonist, who fingered
until A o'clock yesterday morning, when
he expired. We forbear mentioning any
particulars at present. Both were young
men, raised up together, and had been
bosom companions. The affair created
considerable excitement, and cast a gloom
upon the entire community, where both
parties were intimately known. d.
Graffsnried after the occurrence made hi
escape, and had not been arrested at las
aceOunfs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-01
Death Of Wan. Ii. Campbell, Jr

We regret TO hear of the death of VIM.
B. Campbell. jr., at the residence of his
father, ex-Gov. VIM. B. Campbell, near
Lebanon, on Saturday last, the 18th inst,
after a lingering illness. The deceased
was born on the 10Th day of July, 1916,
whilst his gallant and distinguished father
was defending the honor and fame of his
country in the eyentful war with Mexico
he has passed away in the morning Of
life. No young man in the State was more
highly esteemed, and his death will be re-
ceived with sorrow by large circle o.
friends
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Pres,aent Iohnson a, anllAtin.

A committee of the ciiizeus of Sumner
county, consisting of Capt. r A Bennett,
Hon. VIM. Wright, and RIA Tomkins,
Eco waited on Ex-President johnson
yesterday, and invited him in the name OF
the people of Summer county, to visit them
He accepted the invitation and will be at
Gallaiin on Tuesday next Sth, June, where
be will meet the people, and express 10
them his views upon the state Of the
country. The hospitable people of Sum
ner, we learn. viii spread rePast worthy
OF the occasion, and invite the citizens %
the surrounding counties 10 join them il
their reception Of the distinguished Ex
President
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Ex-PresideEt johnson arrived in the
city on Sunday last, and left on the train
yesterday for GAINESVILLE.
Maj. John W. Daniels Of Virginia,
formerly Adjutant General on the staff Of
Msj. Gen. Early, and author of the life Of
Stonewall Jackson, is al present in the
city.
Hon. James M. Qaarles of GAINESVILLE,
arrived here yesterday. .t.r..-.
Judge J o Shackleford reached the city
by the morning train yesterday.
Our old townsman NJ L Alexander, new
resident of New York city, was circula-
ting among his friends here yesterday.