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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-05
Getting Better.

The eolored man Jack Griffin, who was
on Saturday week, shot and seriously
wounded by a colored man named Hiram
Founder, is so much better as to create the
hope that he will ultimately recover I'm
til yesterday the attending physician
thought the chances the other way. The
man who shot him escaped and has not
since been heard from
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RICHMOND.

An Interesting Situation-U. :. Mar
sbaI Summons n Posse 10 EJECT
EIIisOn-If the Posse Fails, CANDY
will Interfere Again and Raise
some More Riots
RICHMOND. April 4.-Gcn. Candy has
not vet furnished troops for eiecung Eth
son from the city, and the United states
Marshal Is now summoning large clyll
posse TO demand his surrender. II the
nosse should fail to obtain possession, II Is
understood that Gen. Candy Will furnish
The colored people to-day celebrated
Evacuation Day.
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Son, Rock IN Hic,xman.

Wyatt Chapel, indicted for murder in
the county of Hickmap, and brought here
for trial in the Supreme Court, was yester-
day sent back to Hickman, the court here
having ordered a new trial by the court
below
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,Unc CIeausinu Process

Under the energetic management OF
Capt. r. B. Sloan, the city's committee on
reconstruction was yesterday busily en-
gagged in making the Public Square look
clean. The good work goes bravely on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-05
NEW YORK.
RnrIcr and His organ.

BHIlGE anu VI
New YORK, April 3-The fact has JtS1
leaked out that Gen. Butler will, IN avery
few weeks. establish an organ IN this clty'
its main object being to counteract INC IL
Auence of the New York Tribune upon inc
Radical party. Butler, though wen aware
that he himself cannot receive the holiil
nation for the Presidency, Is preparing Ior
the fight of 1872, and wants to run man
in under whom he can be secretary VI
State. He is all ambition, considers MN
self the statesman of the future, ana Iahee
TIME by the forelock to promote his chanceS
and those of his confidants. The new OF
gan will also urge free trade upon tne
Radical party and denounce GRANT ; LOT
eign policy.
The Funding BiII-UcfIux OF cur
.rency.
NEW YORK, April There was more
cheerful feeling in financial circles this al
ternoon. on the announcement that the
Committee on Ways and Means stood one
in favor and eight against the funding Dill
in its present shape. Some OF the banks
report the return Of flow Of currency
from the interior. and this evening fewer
,,rominent banks were lending money on
e,aIl than for some days. 1t is stated that
Ill the greenbacks taken from the banks
"a week past were for Philadelphia
10 >ewing of the Mcfarland Trial
Immense crowd assembled at the
an General Sessions when the trial O
OoqTI Ol opened this morning, and the
Mcf arIaIu = empanelled. 1t Is eyiden
Jury was PEI Ii %cUlty Will be experienced
IN securing jury. Il :, .to Of
The whole day " VS. occdplS2u N Ir eIo an M
tempt to procure a jug; one hun IH-s 1nI,
sixty-eight persons were examined anu - -,
six iuroTs were obtained, and ole OF l men
was excused on the ground Of h,s Sla I'.I
being at the point of death. The 'oui
room was thronged; among those preset
were Mr.. Richardson's brother and wife.
Feuian Convention ErOrOEucd'
Gen. O'Ncill has revoked his call ioi
Fenian Convention at Chicago
and calls for a Congress Of the Brother
b3od in this city April 10. He Will not at
tend the Chicago gathering.
AuoraI Exhibition.
Judge Ingraham has denied the mouol
for a STAY Of proceedings and writ OF erro
in the case Of Jack Reynolds, murderer
The execution will undoubtedly take plac
Friday.
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Illicit Disabling.

Messrs. Ephraim Mitchell and John
Philpot were brought to the city on Sun
day evening, from Veto, in Giles county,
charged with illicit distilling. They were
required by Commissioner Noah to give
bonds in the sum of 81, 900 each for thei1
appearance at the first term of the United
States Commissioners Court on the 18th
of fhis month
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CALCUTTA.
KiuU Cotton.

Ioxpox. April 4.-Dispatches from Cal
,,,,to Siotes that Earl Mayo, Goyernor.gen-
eral of India is making tour .s Snt0u uSurtyV
cotton growing districts OF tnas OG IN tSs
urging the necessity Of an increase o0 IN s1e
cultivation of cotton IN oreef 10 conp0'0
S,Iccessf1llly with the United States
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Madame de Stael said; III ! , %ete
mistress of fifty languages / wound thlnk
in the deep German, converse IN ;n1 d SnS
French, write in the copious Enghsn, s ,hS
IN the majestic Spanish, deliver IN lhe
noble Greek, and make love in the sou
Italian"
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 4.-The Tunes on the
,,ronoeed reconsideration decision of the
snnreme Court in the matter OF constl-
nationality of the legal tender, strong hopes
ore entertained that the views OF Chief
Tnotice Chase will be sustained.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-05
Cattle Buyers.

A number of cattle buyers, from the
Blue Grass region of Kentucky, passed
through the city yesterday on their way to
Giles county, for the purpose of buying
Young cattle with the view of pasturage for
Kentucky markets.
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Continued.

The trial of McCardle, Tor the murder OF
Mr.. Pearcy, former policeman of this
city, has, we learn, been continued at Hop
kinsviIle, KY, till the next term Of the
Court.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

To the Editors of the Union and American:
The many friends of Terry II. Cahal
were glad to see a call upon him IN Sun
day mornings Banner, to announce him
self as a candidate for the Attorney-Gen-
eralship in this Judicial Circuit.
This is the general wish of the com
munity, and it is to be earnestly hoped
that he will comply with the request. Ii
is unnecessary TO say anything OF the
eminent qualifications of Mr.. Canal for
the proposed position.
Although young in years, he is well
known in this, and adjoining counties,
not only as a lawyer of marked ability,
but also as a man of unquestloned lnteg'
ritv and christian character A natlVl
of Davidson county, Mr.. Canal al
the early age of IS enlisted in the
Confederate army, served as private,
then as an officer in the 45th TENNESSEE
| Infantry. and subsequently as Inspector
General upon the staff of Lieut.. Gen. A
| p Stewart. He was three times recon-
mended for promotion on account of dis
tinguished gallantry on the field OF battle
| Paroled at Greensboro, North Carolina, II
Nav. 1865, Mr. Cahal returned to Nash
| WILLIE and soon after entered upon his lega
| Studies at Cumberland University, wher
he graduated in June, 1867, with tn
highest honors of his class. He immedl
ately entered upon the practice of his pre-
fession in Nashville, and has already &C
quired a high reputation as lawyer
Whether as a man, a lawyer or as chris
tan gentleman, he enjoys the esteem an
confidence of all who know him. Courte
GUS to each and every one, proscrlptiy
towards none, and honorable iRpurpos
and action, Mr.. Cahal is undoubtedly tn
representative man for ali classes. La
him announce himself as candidate ft
Acknowledgement, and he will receive IL
hearty support of THE PEOPLE.
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CLEVELAND.
a Slight Gain.

CLEVELAND, O., April 4.-The election
for local officers passed off quietly here
to-day. The Democrats gained two mem
bers in the council by eight votes.
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AUSTRIA.
~.,v Cabinet wanted.

VIENNA. April 1.-THE Ministry having n
resigned. the Emperor has summoned inc
Cunt Potschi to form new Cabinet.
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The Speaker made report on the ar
rangements for the memorial service OF
Gen. Thomas, which was agreed to and
Messrs. Logan, Garfield, Banks, Slocnm,
Washburne, of Wisconsin, and Stokes,
were appointed by the House to attend the
|
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UnmaiIahIn I.effers-

The following is list of unavailable let
tiers in the Nashville Postofice Monday,
April 4, 1870. Parties claiming these let
tiers will please call at the stamp window.
Those not claimed viii be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, d. c.,
Monday, April u, 1870:
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Ag old gentleman of eighty-four having
taken to the altar q damsel of about six
teen, the clergyman said to him, ''The
font is at the other end of the church. "
''What do want of the font9" said the
old gentleman. ooh beg your par
DON" said the clerical wit, 81 thought
you had brought this child 10 be chris
tened"
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CHEYENNE.

a wyoming Massacre in Prospect
CHEYENNE, W. T., April 4.-On accoun
of formidable and extended demonstrations
on the bodies of Indians, Gov. Campbell
will to-day issue General Order No. 1
organizing Wyoming territory into three
military districts. The sentiment of our
people is unanimous for Gov. Campbells
policy.
Disposition OF the Piegans.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Dispatches were re-
ceived at Gen. Sheridan's headquarters
stating Father Irnoda has just Arrived from
among the Piegan Indians, and states that
the Chiefs are for peace and send word OF
submissiOn
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WITHOUT STAMPS.

tiers Will please call at the stamp WINDOW
Those not claimed viii be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, d. c.,
Monday, April II, 1870:
WITHOUT STAMPS.
Letters must be prepaid, at least one
rate Of postage, .. c., three cents; drop let
tiers, two cents.
Mrs. Ellen Steward, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart, New York City; Mis-:
Bette Turner, Springfield; Miss NJ Wilson
city; Young. q Mclean, Hollow Rock
Tenn; G. H Witt, .Lynnville, Tenn; T.
III. Allen, Marysville, East Tennessee
VIM. Tendge, Clifton, Tenn; Tarance Sec
bon, Spring Hill; ]. d. Street, Columbia,
Tenn, Thos. Evans, city; Hon. Geo. Ken
ney, Romeo, Tenn, VIM. Harris, Spring
field; A. Z. Garner, Springfield, Tenn.
Michael Gollaher, Clinton, Iowa; DIR.
T. NJ. Jamison, Edgefeld; Dr. JOS E. Man.
love, city; Arlington Smith, Memphis,
Tenn; James P. Johnson, city; ga" Ban
ner Office, city.
INSUFFICIENTLY STAMPED.
]. J. Smith, Cedar Spring, Tenn, Eph-
ram Temple, Shelby, Tenn. Ambros Price,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Lucy Perroni, Clarks-
vile, Tenn. Edward Laurent, Edgefeld
junction, Tenn.
REVENUE STAMPS.
Revenue stamps are not receivable fol
letter postage.
Mr.. Lewis Turner, Baltimore, Md.
Samuel Seoggin, City; Mr.. Phillips, i
College street, City.
ILLEGALLY STAMPED.
The old red stamps issued previous e
| 1861 were called in for redemption at tn
beginning of the late rebellion; those nov
in circulation are worthless. Stamps tina
have been used once cannot be used tn
| second time.
Alonzo Black, Louisville, Ky; John S
Ward, city.
HELD FOR BETTER DIRECTION.
Sanders Scott, r. Il. Davis, Gettys Mill
Tenn.
A letter posted March %, addressed t.
E. W. Landon, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, j
being held for postage; prepayment bein
compulsory under the existing regulation
ENos HOPKINS, Postmaster.
| per OGDEN, Stamp Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-05

Mr.. Porter offered resolution directing
the Reconstruction Committee to inquire
into the facts of the present struggle for the
mavoralty of Richmond, and report what
legislation is necessary to put down the re-
beIlion and maintain the authority of the
national Government.
Mr.. Brooks objected and a debate ans
IN the resolution was withdrawn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ ELLIS AAlMONIATED
N BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE

LLL'S AMMON1AIED
N BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE
The best and most popular Fertilizer in use.
Quick and active as Peruvian Guano, and per-
minantly improves the soil.
Ii stands the drought better than any other
Fertilizer, which Is very important to the far
mer.
1t is manu- featured of Bones, Animal matter
and rich Phospha tic Guano, containing over
sixty per cent. of Bone Phosphate of Lime treat
ed with Sulphuric Acid, and 10 to Is per cent
Bone Phosphate Of Lime rendered soluable; at
the time rendered quick in its action by the add-
ton of over per cent. of Amonia.
This superior Phosphate has now been tested
for over five years, on all kiuds of crops bv the
side all other known Fertilizers, proved equal
the best, and has given all the general satsfac-
ton that could be desired.
For this valuable Fertilizer we only ask tri
al side by side with any Fertilizer in the marke-
to attest its superiority.
Every farmer should give it trial, as the cost
will be more than prepaid the first year, and its
beneficial effects lasting.
For Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rhy or Grass, it has
no superior.
Ze's Phosphate is fne and dry for drilling,
and is put up in bags or barrels.
Price $50 per ton of 20C0 lbs.
Send for a crcu lar, and read the Ger iticates Of
some OF the best farmers in Virginia who attest
its superiority over all the other Fertilizers.
SAMUEL HARTLY,
General Agent, 10 Union street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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Good Appointment.
The Board of Trustees, al their asst regular
mesting, appointed Mr.. d. Rodeffer as Super
visor of the work of repairing the street
walks, whose duty it is to give tie necessary
instruction in regard to grade, width &c., of
the street walks.
The Trustees will wait until the 10th inst,
and then will proceed to give out to contract
menis and side walks not before repaired !;
and each citizen will be charged individually
with the cost Of such repairs before his res
pective property.
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TO THE WORKING GLASS.
a ALE OR FEMALE

VA We are now prepared to furnish all classes
with Constant Employment, at home, the whole
or part of the time. Business new, respectable
and very profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from So, to SIS per evening, and much
larger amount by devoting their whole time to
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men or women. Any one sending for
our Full Instructions is certain to make money
very fast. That all may send their address, and
test the business, we will send Free, by mail,
our Full Instructions how to Commence. By it
many persons i'll this city are making $50 per
week devoting four to five hours "a day. No
Capital Needed to start business. 1t is adapted
for all persons, and all localities. If you desire
permanent employment and large returns, send
US your full Post Office Address.
Address NJ. YOUNG & Co. sc Fulton
Street. New York.
sep. 29.-lm.
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E|l|||IlIElHDkIlIIIIIl

NEW BOOK of the greatest interest and i'm
portance Written from a high moral and phys
Illogical standpoint, by an eminent physician
and medical professor, it shows how Satan is
working out his subtle and dangerous designs
through our most sacred Domestic and Social
Relations Pure-minded but outspoken and ag
gressive the auther handles the delicate subjects
treated of without gloves. but in such man
ner as not to minister to a prurient curiosity
The Physician Regeneration OF the Race, is
subject justly enlis,ing the interest and sympia-
thy of all true philanthropists, and this book,
it is believed, will contribute to that end just IN
proportion as it has readers. circular sent
free, containing a full description and synopsis
of the work with liberal extracts.
C. +. VENT, Publisher,
College Place N. Y.
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" oodstOcA Academy.

" o0dstOcA Academy
This institution has been opened under the
management of Mr. J. A. Richardson. Mr..
Richardson proposes building up first class
male school in this place, and We rccom-
mend the object as worthy the patronage Of
our citizens. 1t is to be hoped that the in !
terest of the Academy will not be neglected
and that proper support be givon, in order
to reserve the distinctive features Of our
schools.
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At meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
Court House, at Woodstock August 18th,
William
Lantz - A"S' ""N
Chairman this uefino
Ordered that claims alowedas follows.
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NTANTED-AGENTs $50 per day. to
w sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE. Has the under feed,
makes the clock stitch (alike on both sides,
and is fully licensed. The best aud cheapest
family Sewing Ma chine in the market. Address,
johnson, Clarke Co., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh
"a, Chicago, ILL.,, or ST. Louis, Mo. 3m.
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Local Notices.

LABoR.-Labor is capital Bestow good
hea It'll upon man, so that he can labor
every six out of seven days, AMI no matter
how poor he may have been at the COM
meneemeLt of life's great race, he will be
certain to accumulate a fortune, provided he
takes care of his cravings. Plantation
Bitters is certain to make the week ones
strong, and to preserve the health of the
healthy. From four to six hours is consider
ed the ordinary limit for brain work.
At the expiration Of this time the phosphorus
is carried eft, and the mann becoms irritable
and nervous. If he is poor, and continues on
at his task, as NEST of poor doctors, lawyers
and editors do, he will be certain 10 shorten
his days and fill ian untimely grave, as did
Sir Walter Scott, unless he uses Plantation
Bitters, which speedily restores his vital
energy, repairs his indigestion. and corrects
the sluggish circulation Of his blood.
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Mr.. Noah Kites family, in Page county,

1 perished in the food
! A number of persons whose name
have not been learned, have persisted.
The rise in the North Branch wa,
about twenty-five feet above low waite,
mark.
Still late reports confirm the heavy
losses sustained on the River in Page and
Rockingham counties. All the buildings
at Mines Iron Works, adjacent to the
River have been carried off, amongst
which was the Store house and stock O.
goods.
The White House and other buildin
were swept away by the flood at the fore
on the Luray Road, in Page County. -
Also store honse and stock of goods
The scenes on Thursday night and Fri
day, all along the River, beggars descrip-
ton and sickens the heart with borrow.
Every hour brings some additional account
of loss oflife and property, or miraculous
escapes from the fury of the food.
The Charlestown Spirit Of Jefferson
in an extra, furnishes tho following ad
ditional particulars:
AT CAsTLEMAN's Ferry sixteen houses
were driven off. Mr.. John D. Lewis.
Esq. was drowned A number of other
houses and barns in the vicinity were
swept away.
AT KEYS FERRY
The destruction was complete The
old Mansion house of Mr.. Daniel Allstadt,
and stablings were carried off.
A negro woman was rescued at Berlin
ip Maryland, who had been swept away
in house from Page County:
No estimate can yet be made of the loss
of property in the VALLEY of Virginia,
which will prove immense.
The number of lives lost will probably
exceed one hundred.
The Staunton Spe ctator and Harr ison-
burg Enterprise of the 4th inst, were
received just as we were going to pres,
and furnish full particulars of the food in
upper Valley, which was terribly des true
tive of property. All the Bridges IN tbs
upper Valley, and many houses, Mills
&C., have been destroyed.
Staunton and Harrisonburg were flooded.
The Bridge across Main Street in Stanton
was swept away, also the water and gass
pipes destroyed. On Middle and North
Rivers the damage was very great.
Iarrisorburg also suffered by he food, the
bridge north of the town was swept away.
Shooting.
The northern portion of this place has been
annoyed for come t; me past, by some mysteri
Gus pers onuges, real or ideal Last Monday
night some boys pursued and shot at some
person or thing or nothing, to the great an
noyance of other unmolested citizens.
Supposed TO be Drowned.
Mr.. Charles Chamberlain, Of Frcdericb
county, left Strasburg, on Sunday last, with
the intention Of going to Mr.. Andrew Pitman's
on the other side Of the river. His horse was
found on Monday, among some drift some dis
lance below the ford. Mr.. Chamb erlain is
supposed to have been drowned.
Township Meetings.
Pursuant to recommendations Of the coun.
ty Conserrati Committee efforts were made
to organize primary meetings both in John
son and Stonewall Townships, Oh Saturday
last, for the purpose of selecting Delegates tc
the Congressional District Convention, but
on account Of meager attendance 10 organza-
tons were effected and consequently no dele
gates selected.
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acknowledgement.
Our thanks are due 10 Messrs. W. T. vii
-liams, E. L. Cobb, and Mcssrs. Leach and
Yea Of Strasburg for late papers.
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Narrow Escape.

MARROW Escape.
Moses Walton, Esqr. returning from eastern
Virginia, on Monday last, attempted to cross
South River, at Front Royal. in boat, and
when about twenty five feet from the bank the
boat capsiz ed He was washed short dis
lance, when he caught & small limb in the
water, where he held until rope was thrown
to him from the bank. lie lost his hat and
hand trunk. The ferryman also narrowly es-
capped.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06

DEADY made clothing.
frock and Sack overcoats, Dress Goats, Pants,
Vests under shirts and Drawers all of tho latest
style from the eek brated clothing house of Man
dlebaem, for sale cheap BY Nelson and Co.. near
til depot.
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The Mails.

The Mails.
The mails we're entirely suspended from
Friday until Monday last. They have now
been resumed. The train on the O. A. & NJ.
runs regularly from Harrisonburg to the Riv-
er, near Strasburg and connects By boat with
trains on the lower end of the road.
We acknowledge the kindness Of friends in
furnishing us regularly with the Baltimore
papers during the s;oppage Of the mails.
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MARRIED.

N-LAYMAN.- the 4th inst
by Rev. Levi Keller Mr.. Tobias E-heman
and Miss Lydia Layman, both of this county.
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4 4..''. Is ||||!E|ll !|a
Twelve Years agsss s Wild Indians e. Plains,

YgNHE LIFE OF GEO. P: BELDEN, who from
a love of wild adventure and desire to gain
a knowledge of the EveryaDi fe and Peeu-
liar Customers of the Indians, left home of
plenty in New Philadelphia o., Joined the In
dams, adopted their mode of life, became war
ror of the ''irst-class, and chief of 100 lodges,
served the Government with his braves against
the hostile Indians, & as Lieutenant in the Reg
ular Army, which position he bat recently re-
signed to return to the wild life he somuch loves,
20 Illustrations, "A of them Full Page, with Por-
trait the author, all engraved expressly for
this work. A most attractive book, Astounding
in thrilling adventure, aud curious, useful and
lar, with terms, table of contents, and sample
pages. g. F. VENT, Publisher.
4w. 8 College Place, New York.
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Dana

Damage.
The Trunking TO Mr.. Jacob I.antz's Mill on
Stony Creek, was washed away. Considerable
damage was done along this stream.