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CANADA.

Tho New Governor C Eeneral and His
Duurfclxome TI1LtorH-Miul1tcrl
ChanEe-oranEcmc Celebration.
orraxc, July lA-An rnscenlJ contention, like
fhSf Whtch occurred 1T Montreal. tooE ptace TO-
day between The different national societies herr.
on The presentation q an address 70 tne Go5eEnoE
clairned precedence. The cthesB objected but
oreTed to drHM iota This waA refused. and the
Governor, hearing Of tnest dispute, refused 70 fc'
cetye any Of them.
ToHoN1o, July 1a-The Daily Telegraph sage:
!" Hon. Mr.. Rose ia about to retire frrm the Cab
ntt and Str John 4. Mcdonald OF Sf George T.
The Paris crew VII row at the regatta On the
1th Of August, ut Montreal and OTTAWA, and Al
American crew has also entered.
Tbe Of1u1emeu celebrated the 18th bJ grand
gathering It g. Cathan1ts7 yesterday. About
forty lodges Joined In the procession. HON. =.
Cap1erou, Grand Mastcr, and utnes1, Delivered I'd.
dresses. Everything passed Oh pcAeeAol9.
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JACKSONVILLE

Work Commenced on tho Rock.
ford. Rock Ixluud d st. Louis Ann-
Fpuds
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, H., July IL
The work On the Rockford. Rock Island = 81
1nnts Ra.,road nas commenced at Beardstovn.
Ho.sce D11nngA Of this city drove the ttst SPIKE
II is intended to hare the rnaa tnshed e Cnsplu,
m ihe TOledp, WAbAsA l. Western Railroad o5
August,
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HOME FOR SALE
500 ACRES UNiMPR0VED LANDS
FOR SALE.

In 1nets offered to. few dA5s At the very Low priee
o. e1u" le' Ae'" HIT, HARDIN HIT.
ncxa1n 10. Tribune Rulldln&
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KENTUCKY.

Hot TTcnthcr-Colored Educational
Convention ut Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 1a.-Thts has been undoobt-
edIy the warmest dsy Of the season. Thernone-
Ter at p, n. rrled rs high as os degrees
Delegates to the co1ored Educational ConTen-
ton arc arriving by eveyJ conyeJancc. The At,
tendance promises to be very large, sesefM
SPEAKERS Of ability, Whtte aad BLACK, VIII Adofess
the convention. II will assemble tO-moEIoW, II
Woods Theatre, and continue IN session prob
ably tKo days
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MICHIGAN.

Dctroft Wants n Cotton or "ooIlcn
FnctorY-Vyork Suspended on tAo
nctroIt 4, Howell IRnilronds
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, July -
The Directors OF the Board Of T1ade ofef
,tnousand dollars premium to anyone who VIII
start IN tnla city cotton or woollen tActor5, 10
employ not less than one hundred and mn nanaa
Tnn Hetrpit i Howell Railroad Company Bus-
nended operations to-dayt d!schargtnc ali the en-
rjoycA The Directors are considering ptoposs.
ttoi from Toledo 10 change the road, 3nd m onet
j. p. Whittmore nas been appointed City Coun"
seI!or. IN placc Of Gray, deceased
, 1869-07-14
TEXAA.


Ffopcffys
GALVESTON, July 1a-special dispatches from
Columbus, Texas, say the Colorado River l. higher
than ever known before The Hnter rose forty
Feven feet and eight inches, but Il NOW falling
water, and the crops are certainly DESTROY.
ed. The railroad between AleI1oEn aad
Columbus Is washed away for seEeral hundred
yatJl3 and Is bafly damaged between Eagle IAks
md Aieytown. 4 number Of persons hare been
drowned below Colu1nbnA AueYtoEn l. SIX feet
under Hate1. Dead bodtes have. been seen
foatinR past there. The water has cut od
DunpATai,t's and other plantations as Eagle
Lake. the occupants Of which are supposed e
have pe11shed. At Lagrange the water l. stll
Bastrop and TebesTtlle hare been washed AWAY
aId many lives lost The latter tow1s are atuat-
The DTazoa Is very high and still rising.
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Przturrou. Juls 11-Crudn oil 1nxzfet veal, md
rice. lewef iass 59 brs! buys: ID tsr gsaT les e1s
I1fnst to bee-beE Ike: for spot Or RELIEF JqlI ltc
bid I'D le ..ked .ses ~ ths -. M,sh Fl
iIttts doiok sAles boq ertk. last haf JAY: we
Guute July, like; August 10 peeenbet. 31esA!ac
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Eko. Sey., july Rive have passed ne 9ient
deisrhtiu.ly. Eoad In splendid Condition. Ten.
ne1atnrr cool pif hract1g- Wo hud delicious ape
ncars nur,cotx. plunah and fruit AT this se9t1on-
To-uo3rpw, Saer1me1to; Tnu1saAy, san sran"
rihrn yell,
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N,rASA JufF l&-Mr. E.ednSo, Consul o1 thc
Tinted Sts,es al 6antia8p de cEpa, Lied In taa1
c1ty OF the 9Th tnBtant.
1irc frnm the I!ay Of SaMaca Ehe u 1etaaped u!
The authorities Of Porto Iuoo On Suspicion o1 W.
INC eruu,oFcd bY the rrGels-
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cncNxA11, July IA urge crowd w14esseo I; e .sS
incton, and tic fanous Red Stockings Of th!s e1tJ;
Tie playing On 10th sides was excellent ,9. ann o.
he most exciting character. Onl5 sever I1aoss
so s 6
Red Stockings. B.............l
U1fUplcEs - y
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Full OF q Building nj An1uo
CpuNs

HARTFORD, July 1a-ln consequence Of exe4-
7aIlcps Tor new building on Main street an ID
Joining building. No 1as, belonging 70 HES 9
Fxse, fell this aftcsno0n, caus1nE = loss 70 tae
owners nnd occupants Of si,ooo 10 tso,vo sua.
Gent Wu1utng was EIFcn 70 the inmates 70 allo"
fhetn 10 escape, and no one Nas mj1fed-
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Revenue Seizures nj New oflennss

NEW ou1KAss, July 1a-1he sugats nnde! sett
ure here have 'been appIaited On gp!a oaes
Nearly 100000 IN bonds viii te required On ts tas
opiuion that the parties VIII not BE- allie 10 toIlaa
Tie required bonds. 4 large nnnoef o. S.Sass G. r.
hnEc been selzel BY Collector siocIa3!e 70 .1e M
iast few da5g, About 1910 cigars, belonging u
one Of the largest cigar importers IN the ct'J, were
aetzeti TODAY,
, 1869-07-14

PROPOSALS,
Notice to Contractors.

KlysAs Plc111o Ran.iL CaNrASf'{
q CMx1 Ey5yHHt,
Pitt suK11pas F. O., EsuAaA juno . I1@t
r~tr'Fn rnoPOaAIs viii r. received nnst se1
IL La. Il ths ataee u Tho Chief ErstatEs 80
Pscn1o m RAILWAY coaPASY-ia e E5isn Fs,ns
Ran11y cour.u5. E.zera n's.sa-a sttst ~ 2ssn foe
Aans1 N1e !.s E. BpTx;EG "a tae Fin. Dsrtdao Z
Is tts Eea..aa I q .se 1osd to pes.e cstosaa s,
ro6Ie4 nd speae:1ona Of - xe{x nse 2 :, ~ ~ C.
liter Jnly lat Il vi. 80 .,se. 10 y Rsa..a 1 ~
efal 97pssa-1en0'sN =. a GHEESWoop.
casox Engineer. e. KaasxP Paada f. A@
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twoEcu houft. fourteen Seosua hsths9o11 * III
tnsproIrmepss; rum b.ck to tiley; eat frnt 1eet
Mousa % Grenst eetEsea Aa1m: IL III 81 .nd
a R1ndoiph-st corner ntsrh,rn. up st.1fs:
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THE IGIl0NIG{ q HF TIE ItSi]oE4E q The DtnYfiihn
Minister 70 the second toast:
III friendship among men Of the SAME coan,.1
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TENNESSEE

Meeting of the Chinese Lnbor Con-
yenttoll ut Mcmphts-Stnte RondS
Issued to the Pacific. mcMtnnrilio
d Sporta NntiTond-The tsuhcEnn.
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SPORTING.

The HaFyurd Hase Hall Ctuo w. aoe
Nationals, OF Albany.
4,n.xy- Juiy 1s-Thc base ball match between
the Uafynrd College nine Auu the N11dnAA o.
this city, TO-DAY resulted II FAVOR Of tho
hy a ecCrn Of IS to II.
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OTTAWA.
Effects OF Last Nights ssorms-NlEht
Trains Delayed nnd Trucks Wash.
ed AXnEa

OTTAWA, III, July 1a.-The heavy storms e1.
Foin0 cast and West. The Light express going
west rot on the track at Mineral, my eight miles
west q here, caused By the washing oxay Of he
trBck. They had TO ditch tHo sleeping cafsr IN
The ttack Is also badlY washed away at Peru
The uIcb, express going cast Wis nge hours late,
while thu, going vest had 10 Lay over NJ fe1n Iof
several hppIB.
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r1uTlD8TCYFd

New York nrcadhsa1s, Pros1Alou and Gso-
ccrv 1infkefs.
spce1a1 pcapatca to The Chicago THbana
EEW YpEx, July IL
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Rcported-SicnniD Defeat OF the Po1n"
GunTnnss
IEBoE, Jcly ls.-The South American steanes r
bas arrived, bringing da;es from Eo 5a1eno ~
eiHr41 Sorees had fought decisive battle Efkh the
1arnrraysus. md achieved complete victory.
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HAy1E. July ia-
Cotton closed eastcr Oh spot md afoat-
sos e1oscd at EST. ,, -
nour.c strong; reute4, 7M- SC.
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Falling of the Walls OF q SooA Uc"

Teor. Jat5 1s-Tne walls Of the eoal dsp1 1o93 o.
tho Fr,Sht oY coal. and falling upon The red-hot
setorts, 1re vas ilndled Fortunately a. ~. *
ticrulsbed before the flames STAINED nueh ueao-
Eay, Loss rom t5,0p0 TO fio,coo; insutea-
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France
TEN POLITICAL CK1s1s-srEcIHkNs OF TIE AAf y
EoH's stHEwpsEss-

r.7n rurr1cit cK1s1NsrEcIxKNs OF TIE EAFE-
EoIB stnEwpnEsa
PARTS, July Il
As predicted would be the case, N previous ~
Fpatches, the Emperor 1onls Ssloleun 5'e'us hs ns
nssent 10 the demand Of the Legislative Body, tne
natnre nj which has already been sisted the
r.hnnce In The Ministry IL moi set announced nut
- reorrn4i1atiou Of the Cabinet, within shots
time certain Throughout the whole o. tnia
crts1s the Emperor exercised hts usual tact
and ehrewdness. He Invited nearly all the
Deputies In the Corps LeGts!ath TO Gu
uey and soiree at St, Cloud, this week Ae n8
chat,ed rlayfuly with man! Of them, Of al shades
IT onnioc. giving expression TO many Of those
;n,nuant SAVINGS 80 attractive to FFcnchrneu- For
sns,.uce. to one, tJ whom he had been taken "
.hc button hole, he said: All. Monsieur Du1et1
ron uacsn 70 take hold Of na3 coat Tor 1eas ma3
pull back" To group Of several Win Hnota 10
%w converting On the altraton- he halo: aou
begin 70 treat re u1e tne o4d noa u eae .a.s. -.
irving TO cut my nRils and take ont nj
neeth. and leave me nothing hut ny naae.
which Is considered harmless" To anotnef ne
Ratd: aI1e elections prove clearly toas 1auss
rhoose between the empire and reso!unoo. anu
srtEecu neither can the 1pdlg1duM be SCI up ~
othcr5 he said: ~ will give fuu sasis1aeuoa ~
The liberal asptrstlous Of ali pa5tlea, hnt na'e ae
c!ded to cease compliance NJ Ihe pououA'ss pte'
.rrttrd In The constitution While the Etnpe
fprt conduct Tor the pazt few daJs Ia regarded q
sd,p, It Is not considered II ukely TO STOP 1he
agitation to1 further concessions and reforms
PANE, July H.
Its ofnc.all5 announced that the Senate VIII q
coavoled for August 2: that the SESSION o. INT
EoIpE LeSt6latu will be Immediately PTo!osuco
end 'hAs tic rcsiguai1onB OF the Ainlstcfs nav
1,een accepted, brt they continue to hold ONO
Until their successor1 IRE appointed
LAYING CP TIE FRENCH CAlLE SUCCESSFULLY coz
........ BREs7, J115 IS
The despatch from the Great Eastern, date
gesternas. announcing her arrival OF M!guClo1
Art dente log pycsAlcd, IN consequence 9
which abe had as ret tten unasle to rnd The Rhor
rnd Of the cable With which 10 1nake the epEct
The deep sta caote VII! p.saa.lv te cut and nuo,
I'd topsc,cnt accident rcs,l 1t clears IN,
LATER.
The cable has been CT: aau brorch. M roo
7nunicatlou has been received through Ii .,uce II,
Eight
Ne" SoE1 July IL
despatch sa5s the French cable nas tcca "a
cesstul!s landed, this morning. nj 81. Pierre nj
the rpllcc made with the shore cable conaec,,.
with the land pn.cc there.
~
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CATHOLIC B1Euor EKs1EScEp TO grn1sosxEn4,
VIENNA, July Is.
Bishop I1us has been convicted before cign
court OF utte!3lg Doctrines sabTersire OF public
order, and has been sentenced to three month";
lNrr!son1uent.
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Lately much improveu-and the new

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notice..

HAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE IN
l. terest in the Dry Goods trade at
Hunts Station. W. q A.. Railroad, to
Messrs. II. j. LipscOmb and Willie Rut,
ledge, ! desire an early settlement Of all
balances due. me-, My friend, George 7.
Rutledge, ever .trliesto integrity, will be
on hand to make settlement.
. yaann.ssl.ss lss,sl Y .ss Y HqSF' /
In retiring from the business. ] can
with great confidence, recommend the new
house of Lipscomb u Rutledge as young
men of the strictnst integrity and whilst
| return my grateful thanks for the pat
ronage bestowed on me whilst In the trade,
would. bespeak for them liberal trade
George r. Rntledge will always be on
hand to assist them.
WANTED, Immediately, large amount
of Corn and Bacon, for which will pay
the market price in cash.
Jan. 81. GEO. W. HUNT.
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Temple Of Music,
SO Union Street,
NASHVILLE, :: TENNESSEE,

JAS. A. MCCLURE
Respectfully announces to his Winches-
ter friends, and surrounding country, that
he has the exclusive sale of renowned
SrEINwAY, KRAUsHAAR, WEBER, AND
" HAINEs Bro. PIANOS,
pronounced by the profession and anna
teurs to be the best made-all 0fwhich have
taken tirst-class premiums wherever eX-
hibted with no humJug legions of honor.
s5s' Prices and guaraptces same as At tile
Mandatory.
In Organs, he deals in the "Eurdett"
only, which stand before the public with
out "A rival, it giving all the PROJECTIONS OF
the pipe Organ, with less than One-touIth
its cost. Churches furnished at reduced
rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. or no sale.
r With nearly twenty years eXpe-
riencc in the business, in Nashville, he
feels that .. .....
Purchasers can Profit by Comign
r. to Him,
rather thar, trusting to hineramt dealers
and local adventures in the business.
To" Schools. Teachers, and Stores fur
nishcd at usual discounts. III u.aft.
~ With the engagement of Mr.. SIMON
HAHN, the well-known Organ and Piano
Tuner, all orders for tuning and repairing
these and other musical instruments Will
be attended to with dispatch.
~ MIR. d. S. CURLE is engaged, and
will be pleased to wait on his numerous
friends.
~" Orders by mail or otherwiseprompt-
attended to. and satisfaction guaranteed,
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The gotter-up Of the club shall have oH'
copy gratis. Address .-.-.
, fr,f3i iDcW. PAINE, N. D.. Editor;
july25 6m fu. Philadelphia
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To Whom it May CONCERN.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee of DR.. IL.
Whitfield and DR.. j. j. Alternately, OF the
County Of Franklin, they having been
adiudged bankrnpts upon their own pc
titions. hy the District Court of Middle
Tennessee.
TIL. FINCH. Assignee.
Winchester. April 9, lS60-3t
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SPBlNCCO0DS

including all styles of spring and summer
clothing.
To those who want gool-iltting and
well put-up suit Of clothes, he INVITES 2
call 81 -
sy- He will furnish goods, or make
them up when furnished, and guarantees
that no one who tavors him with their
patronage shall leaye his shop dissatisfied.
nv" GIVE HIM A CALL. Shop on
Southeast side Public Square. ~ ~ IS
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Administrator" Notice. i, "

p All persons Indebted to the estate Of G..
M, Farmer, decd, are notified 70 come for
ward and settle the same n Without delay |;
and al who have ,olaims against satd es-
tate are required to pre- ent them, duty
authenticated. Within the time psescribed
hy law, or they viii Be forever barred. = >
nj wv. B. FARNEh Admir-
IL .aIHaELnABsTH FArxsa, Adm'x.
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