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CUBA.
The 0aessIOn Of Bribsry---cuhan Patriots
to be Recognized as Po sessIng
BsiIigsrant Rights

II
NEW York, June 8.-The Herald
OF this morning III an extraordinary
Washington correspondence giving
the details of an alleged attempt OF
4 the Cubans to bribe the influential 10
favor a recognition Of beiligerant
rights. The truth seems to be that
two contracts were made with we'll
known parties there to operate upon
Congress and sthe press in favor
of Cuban independence. It is said
that the first attempt was made ppon
the brother of the President and was
decidedly quashed. A second at
tempt was made upon representatives
Shanks and Williams, and Shanks
kicked the agent down stairs, and
Williams declined decidedly.
Buffers report to-day will clearly
exhibit the progress of the investiga-
ton, and asks power to compel several
agents to answer, hoping to wiring
secrets from them. Senior Rush was
also Interviewed, but denies posi-
lively that he ever made any contract
with agents to influence Cuban SYM
pathy IN Congress. He was present
when General Pickett met Lemers,
and made a proposal to furnish arms
from kentucky in exchange for Cuban
bonds; the contract, however, was
never completed, the agreement being
that the bargain should hold if belli-
gerent rights were granted. He also
gave particulars Of repeated attempts
of lobbyists TO extort money for exer-
cising influence upon Congress and
newspapers.
The WOrtdS special says the major-
ity and minority reports of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, on the
Cuban question, will be made public
for the use of the House to-day. The
committee have already decided to
report a resolution in favor of impair
tial neutrality on the part of the Gov
eminent between Spain and Cuba,
thus giving the latter the same priv
ilege now accorded to Spain. An ad-
ditional resolution viii probably be
ordered calling on both parties to
wage war on the basis recognized by
civil nations, and protesting against
the execution of prisoners of war.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Nsw Irish Peer.
A King Becomes an Emperor.

DUBLIN,7J S.-ChancelIor O'Ha-
gan, of Ireland, has been elevated to
the peerage.
A King Becomes an Emperor.
BERLIN, MsyS.-It is rumOred that
the King of Prussia cOntemplates the
assumption of the title of Emperor of
Germany.
Seizure of Arms and Ammunition.
CORK, June S.-The constabulary
have made a seizure of a quantity of
arms and ammunition, supposed to
be for the use Of Fenians in an insur-
rectionary outbreak.
-ERgIishmeR Released.
GIBRALTAR, June negotiations
for the release of Englishmen recently
captured near here by brigands have
finally proved successful, and!the cap
tives set at liberty.
A New French Minister and a
PARIS, June S.-The appointment
of Provost ParadOl as successor of NJ.
Berthamy, Minister to Washington.
receives the bitter animosity Of the
Imperialists, and will probably result
in a revocation of the nomination.
A Brave Old Senator.
LISBON, June 8.-Senator Sample,
the late Minister of the Interior, who
rendered his resignation the other
day, assigns as his reasons for leaving
the Cabinet, that he was opposed to
dissolving the Cortes, and objected to
the institution of Dictatorship.
The Steamer Daoia.
LONDON, June 8, midnight.-The
particulars of the loss of the steamer
Dacia, mentioned this pm, were
made public by the Lloyds, and were
fully credited here. The Lloyds state
this evening, however, that they be-
ieve the reported loss of the Dacia to
be unfounded.
Goodwin Smith After DisraeIi.
LONDON, May S.-Newspapers are
commenting upon Professor Goodwin
Smiths bitter attack upon Disraeli
for the fancied allusiOn to himself in
the new novel Lothair." The Lon
don telegraph, in its criticism, thinks
it is bitter, but was provoked by Mr..
Smiths long string of insult. The
NeaOs admits that the term "coward "
could not be ordinarily applicable 10
Disraeli, but that the distinction was
fully earned upon this occasion.
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Murder in New Jersey.

New YORK, June s. Frederick
KEELING, a German, stabbed James
Eagan, an Irishman, to the heart in
Slaughter house, at Weavertown
road, in Union Hill, N. J. The affair
arose from III feeling between the
German and Irish butchers. Eagan
called KEELING liar, which the latter
returBed, when Eagan drew revoI-
yer and threatened to blow the heart
QUITO Keeling. Keeling Immediately
plunged a knife into Eagan's heart,
drew it eiit And calmly walked out to
the sol09n and called for q drink. He
acCoTsltly surrendered himself,
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Mrs. McEarIand,s IndIana pIyorcs.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 8.-The Daily
Times of this city has received a sPe-
cial from Martinsville, Morgan eoun-
ty, saying that Daniel Mcfarland had
filed a motion in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of that county for new
trial of the suit in which his wife was
granted a divorce. He alleges first,
that no proof of publication was ever
filed in the case; second, that defend
ant never had notice of the pending
suit; and third, that he will be able to
show that Mrs. Calhoun committed
perjury as a witness in the case. He
has employed the ablest counsel in
the country.
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BAXTER AND MABRY.
Their Correspondence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tlon and F7ecrImiaailoa---Esch Paints
a Portrait Of the other.


From John Baxter's "Letter No. 2" in
the Knoxville Chronicle Of Saturday.
4
"When rebellion was in the ascen-
dent, General Mabry, one Of the COM
binatiOn to which | allude, was q
rebel, welding against me the rebel
power. When 'BrOWnlow was King
and Loyal Leagues dispensed offices,
and loyal Legislatures appropriated
bonds TO railroad companies, he was a
Lacquer and Radical; and now that
the Legislature Of Tennessee Is Con-
servative, the Governor of the State a
aCiShy-lCdsfsy Republican, and the Ma
tiOnaf Administration and Congress
are Radical, General Mabry is sue
cessfuIly performing the most Won
derful political feat recorded in the
annals of man. He is supporting
three different and antagOnistic char
acters at the same time, tO-Wit: in ali
matters pertaining to local legislation
he is q Conservative; in matters
within the jurisdiction of the Gov
ernOr, he is a Senter Republican and
In all National affairs, such as getting
payment for losses sustained by him
when he was a rebel, he is a Radical
without blemish and without guile.
He is to-day friendly with and enjoys
the confidence of Seaator BrOwniow,
dictates Governor Scnter's policy,
manipulates a portion of the Legisla-
ture, reorganiZes the Conservative
party of this county, and controls, in
a measure, the Conservative ~ press
of this city.
And while he is thus playing double,
and imposing upon the ereduPG7 OF
the country, he Is busy in his efforts,
at home and abroad, to prejudice me
in the estimation of friends, by inti-
mating that l am not true to the prin-
ciples which 1 have, through evil and
through good report, consistently ad-
hered to all my life. He is wonder
fully afraid, and pretends through his
Knoxville Hhig to believe, that ! am
preparing the way to strike hands
with the Radical party, and there are
men mean enough to pretend that
they believe them.n
=
JOHN BAXTER.
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Ohio EpiscouaI Church.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, June S.-The
Diocesan Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church assembled this
morning, with Bishop Bedell as Chair
man. Two hundred and eighty dele
yates were present. from various parts
Of the State. Rev. Mr.. Boyd, Of Ma
rietta. delivered severe discourse on
Ritualism, and denounced the prac-
tjce a. derogatory TO the interests Of
religion. and calculated to produce
only sickly sentimentality. Addresses
OF the Bishops were presented this
afternoon.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GooDLETT-Thef friends and acquaintance
Of Henry E. GOodlett are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of his wife, NANCY A.
from his residence, No. ITO Market street
this CTHURsDAY) afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Services at residence by the Rev. Mr.. Bow.
man. Carriages in attendance at Holst's.
WALDRAN-The friends and acqusint-
ances of W. B. and NJ. E. Waldran, are re-
quested to attend the funeral of their son,
ROBERT A, from their residence, on Waldran
avenue. this (TRURsDAYl morning, at ID
o'clock. Services by Rev. L. c. Ransom
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Several Houses Badly GhaWed- Smoking
costIY-Bad for Census Takers.

Several Houses Badly Ghawed- Smoking
Costly-Bad for Census Takers.
New YORKmune S.-A tobacco firm
of this eitygsnas victimized several
houses for large amount. Frank &
Cans, bankers, accepted from them a
worthless check for $4,000. Three
tobacco houses were swindled out Of
5000.
A building in Brooklyn, the upper
part occupied by the Combination
Collar Company, and the lower story
by Fowler q Grants Livery Stable,
was destroyed by fire to-day. Collar
COmpany's loss, $1,000; Fowler 4
Grants loss, $4,000. The building
was damaged to the amount of $1,000.
Mrs. Hannah Mullen, who died
suddenly from Inflammation of the
liver, it is said, was badly beaten by
her husband the day before her death,
she being ef,cie1lte at the time.
Census takers will commence work
on Monday next.
An Inferior Criminal Court, for the
trial of minor offenses against the
Government, promises to be estab-
lished here.
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From NASHVILLE.

Sale of Asylum LaHds---A New County,
Supreme couFt---0ne Dollar Tax---Date
Of EIectioas---Repudlaiioa so-ealIed---
Tennessee and Pacific road in TrouhIe---
enmgfroIIsr Refused Authority to Settle
with Major WIcks-.-W What's the Mattsr7---
School Monsy---Ths Eiaht-Heur HHmbug
"a Wife casts only $l-Soldiers Ihno-
cent Of all Crimes committed in War.
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A Boy Cuts his Playmate's Throat with a
Penknife. ard Kills him.

From the Jonesboro Union Flag, June g.
We have just received the particu-
lars of a sad and lamentable occur
renee, which took place on Sabbath
the 10th ult., in our neighbOring coun-
ty of Carter. 1t appears that two
neighboring boys, named anderson
and Whisenhunt, were NSgaged, on
the day above named, iy5splaying the
game Of marbles, whene dispute arose
between them in regaeld to the game.
From high words the difficulty came
to blows, when youngsAnderson gave
way, and retreated a short distance,
pursued by his antagonist. Placing
himself on the defensive, he drew his
penknife, and as young Whisenhunt
advanced upon him he struck q blow
with the knife which severed the ju-
gular vein in his neck, causing imme-
diate death,
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Base Bail.

LOWELL, MASS, June s.-The Red
Stocking Base Ball Club Of Cinein-
natl played with the Clipper Club Of
this city, to-day, on the Riding Park
grounds. The game was won by the
Reds by a score of 80 to 5.
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MARRIED.

DOW-QUACKENBOSS Grace Church
Rectory, June 7, 1870, by the Rev. J. Car
michael, Mr.. DUANE W. Dow, Of Davenport,
Iowa, to Miss LIBBrE QUACKENBoss, accom-
plished daughter of the late Hon. D. G. Quack-
enbOss, Of Michigan. No cards.
Davenport papers please copy.
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SeYeniy-TwO City Lots at Public
AucfiOn
TTNDER an imperative necessity to raise
- money TO pay my debts. shall sell pub
licly, to the highest bidder,
Weduesdsv tba 18th of Iuna

- II
ncly, to the highest bidder,
Wednesday, the 18th Of lune,
The valuable lots own in blocks IS. 80 and
80, on Main. Broadway, Carolina Georgia
and Ninth streets, being about seVcAty- y-two
[72 In number 1t must be apparent To everY
one that the progress OF Improvement and
the growth of the city still continues, as al
ways heretofore, to tend. IN this direction,
and that this portion OF the city is mani
testify to be the center Of its future popula-
ton and wealth. Another point of advant-
age which ] Ould mention Is, that the 10th
Ward IN which this property Is situated,
is not liable for the old debt of the CITY, and
thst tw0-thirds Of its taxes must be spent
within its own limits. The street ears al
street. and the charter authorizes the extern
sion Of the street railway beyond it
TITLE--As great deal has been said
against titles in part of the 10th Ward in
ort Pickering. 1 take this occasion to assert
that no better title can be made than / can
dertake 10 remove, and can remove. by the
proceeds of this sale. Purchasers need give
themselves no uneasiness on that score, as
do not ask their money until give them
good title. An abstract of the chain of title
can be seen at the auctiOneer'S 0f1ce, to-
gether with plan of the ground to be sold.
Property to be sold without reserve.
shall authorize the auctioneers 70 sell every
lot for what it will bring, and bidders may
rest assured that every lot put up will be sold
II there is any competition whatever. NY
wish is TO sell, my determination is TO sell:
II do not sell 1t will be the bidders fault,
not mine.
TERMS.-Third cash, balance one and two
years, with interest, secured by trust deed
any debt owe will be received as cash.
The sale viii take on the premises, COM
jes JOHN c. SAINT.
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NOTICE..

In the District Court of the United States-For
the District OF West Tenn nnessee.-ln the mat
ter OF Howell, Wood & Co., Bankrupts.
In bankruptcy, District OF West Tennes-
See-BB.
To whom II may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF ]. IL. Howell and
s. r. Wood, individually. and as of the firm OF
Howell. Wood & Co., OF Memphis, in the
county of shelby, and Brownsville, in the
county Of Haywood, and state of Tennessee.
within said District, who have been adjudged
Bankrupts upon creditors, petition, by the
District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessees the LIST day OF June,
A.D., 1870.
SAMUEL w. LAMBETH, Assignee,
je2 southern Falace, So Aain street.
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Anti-SecFet y-BOsh-eammOn-A
InfeFpal lllroar

Internal UprOar.
CINCINNATI, June 8.-The National
Christian Anti-Secret Society begins
its session in this city tomorrow : The
call is largely signed by persons from
q number of States. The opening ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. J.
Blanchard, of Wheaton College, Hi
nOis.
The new police arrangements inau-
gurated in the city of New York, will
be followed by the authorities Of this
city.
Five DEGREES for divorce were grant
ed by the Court of Appeals to-day.
-Four large steamers have been Sc
cured to convey passengers to the gi-
gantic Sangerfest Picnic. The l. and
G. Railroad has also made arrange
ments to transport 80, 900 people to the
grounds. Fifteen hundred singers
have already signified their intention
Of being present. The musical sOcie-
ties of the city will give four rehear-
sails ere the festival commences. Gov
ernor r. B. Hayes will deliver the adj
dress of welcome to visitors, instead Of
Mayor Terrence, as at first announced.
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co.

OFFICE Missouri VALLEY LIFE ms. Co.,
Leavenworth. Kansas, June 4, 1870.
BS- Mr.. VIM RUFFLN, of Memphis, Ten
nessee, having been appointed General Agent
OF this Cbmpany for Western Tennessee,
North Mississippi and Arkansas, all COM
munications from Policy Holders to the
Company should be addressed 70 him.
So Onice-No. 33 Madison street.
lee wit GEO. A. MOORE, Secretary.
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Notice of Dissolution.

~ The copartnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of Cacey & Allen,
I9s16 Main street. Is dissolved from the 18th
of May, 1870, by mutual consent. W. L. Allen
retiriDg The business Of the old firm will be
settled by ]. w, Cacey, who is alone author
lied to settle the same. ]. W. CACEY,
WI. ALLEN.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE MEMPHIS AND KAN-)
sAS CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Batesville. Ark, June 3, 1870.
TENHE Board OF Directors OF the Memphis
il and Kansas City Railroad will meet al
Wtttsburg, Cross county. Ark, the 18th dag
Of June, 1870. It is hoped that every Director
will be present. as business Of great import
ance viii be transacted.
les WILLIAM RYERS President
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GENERAL MABRY's RESPONSE.

NASHVILLE, June 5, 1870.
John Baxter:
NJ Very Dear Sir: recognize your
flag-Of-truce-''Letter No. ?" Your
case will receive early and serious
consideration, and it may be possible
that through the E6eclttiUe branch OF
my State Government, you may OBJ
tain pardon. What my Legislature
may do l cannot nOlO say. Possibly
(this is strictly confidentisI) a judi
ciOus use of the few remaining assets
of the Mineral Home Railroad +"
might result in inducing that cOrrUpti-
ole body TO desist from urging cTimi-
nal prosecution against you. L might
be "DrdcticaIly" persuaded to ina
nipulate" them for you myself What
do you say? Can you ''shell out?"
After accomplishing the above prop
ositions Should you be able to ''cOme
to time") l may, if properly encOur-
aged, see proper to direct my Congress
siOnaI agent to have your disabilities
removed, so that you can run for Con-
gress on whichever side Of the qua5-
ton your predictions or necessities
may suggest. What say you? Busi-
ness is business.
GENERAL J. A. MABRY."
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Generosity TO Poor Germans Meet
Ing In Baltimore.

LOUISVILLE, June S.-To-day, the
third and last session of the German
Catholic Central Union reports on
immigration were examined, and the
different committees instructed to
solicit subscriptions from the Catho-
lies throughout the country generally,
for the benefit of Catholic Immigrants
arriving in this country.
After the introduction of several
minor resolutions, and fixing on Balti-
more as the place for the annual meet
ing in 1871, The Convention adjourned.
Most of the guests have departed for
home. a
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Great SensatiOn-St Louis Fixing Wheels
Under the capitol-Strife Brewing and a
Little Beer.

ST. LOUIS, June S.-Citizens met to-
night to take further action in regard
to the removal of the National Capt.
tOl.
A committee left at one O'Clock
pm. to meet a special train at High
land, conveying the party attending
the opening of the st. Louis and Van
dalia road tomorrow. The excur-
siOnists and citizens invited on the
occasion will participate in a grand
excursion by river, and at collation.
on the steamboats,, and at noon will
be received by Gov. Stanard and the
merchants on Change.
The Republican State Executive
Committee is preparing for a vigorous
prosecution of the fall campaign.
Instructions have been issued for
the election of Congressional county
and township committees.
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Death on an Iron HOrse-Ths Pale One ain'i
Circumstance.

RUTLAND, VERMONT, June 8.-A
terrible accident occurred near here
on the Rutland and Burlington rail-
road last night. While the express
train was laundering along at great
speed the cars ran of the track, be-
cause of a WaSh-Out. The engineer
and two others were instantly Killed.
Mr.. Crocker, one of the victims, was
in charge of the car shops in this city.
With the exception of the fact that
one or two of them lived in Lowell,
Massachusetts, no knowledge regard
ing them can be obtained.
Lateral express messenger,
named Howard, was badly scalded,
and seventeen others more or less in
jured. The terrible disaster has filed
the town with excitement.
RUTLAND, June S.-J. II. Hardy,
engineer, and Thomas r. Abbott,
agent of AppletoP'S mills, Lowell,
Mass, are the mines of the parties
who were killed to-day by the acci-
dent on the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad.
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CURRENCY siIl Defsated

WASHINGTON, June S.-Garfeld's
$95, 900, 900 currency bill was defeated.
The House adjourned without taking
action on the measure and the debate
being limited to to-day.
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CORK, June S.-The constabulary
have made seizure Of a quantity Of
arms and ammunition, supposed to
be for the use of Fenians in an inSur-
rpctinnaru nIlfhrnak
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Ne Mules.

DAYTON, June s.--A grand Horse
Fair will be held about the 10th inst,
at which a number Of the most cele.
brated horses in the country viii be
present. and be matched in races.
Purses Of $1,000 win be offered for eaeh
Of the three days.
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Another Democratic Stste-eO Connecticut
New YORK. now nrannn-lhln Nexf.

NEW YORK, June 8.-A Washing
special to the evening papers says
IN has gone Democratic beyond
Kilnofiore. Republican dispatches
from store Y2nly the State but the
,,asd,-- = = r,li 5zlI1s. gone Democratic,
Z SGSo,PTiF5E'F-,|-lffirdD SS,Pi : IN Democrats a United
aS62se: Java, "a handsome major
CorTOE YARNsovernoT Is elected
a7Qlse; coo, l6(g brity.
CoTroN' SIZED
seed on leYee 81
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Drowned

ALBANY, N. Y, June s.-James
Reilly, aged .19 years, deck hand on
the steamer Vanderbilt, went in bath
ing and was drowned.
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southern
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 1873 ~ MAIN STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Il RECOMMEND LADIES: Three sizes Of my
j Jointless- EIastic-I Invisible " alking Skilt,
the only Sadrt adaptable for the present
walking dress; manufactured and sold ONLY
IN the mandatory. Alscr the following
GEEurSE FR8NCa CoRsEIs, sizes from l4-.36: Z:
RObt. Wsrley's Durable Plain Corset Ad-
IiOfEessr 3 Elegant EmDroltleE1d Corset, ard
Mrne. Duport's Beautiful snori Corset.
The f1Is1roRE8r BREAST AIluTEcfoE. guar
antee best qualify, both Ia el1tzls and eorsetB
mgH LOUIS LANCE
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Iowa Democratic Stats Convention

DEsMoINEs, June 8.-A call has
been issued for State Democratic Con-
ventiOn, to be held in this city on
Wednesday, August 10.
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So In retiring from the firm Of Caoey &
Allen. 1 take pleasure in recommending my
friends and the public generally 10 Mr.. }. W.
Cacey, who has had number of years expe-
rIenee In the Grocery business, and is capa-
BILE Of conducting first-class family grocery.
jes WI. ALLEN.
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Hnrrita.

INDIANAPOLIS, June S.-Mrs. Ur-
ban died this morning from the effects
of an explosion of coal oil used in
lighting a fire. Her body was burned
to a crisp.
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Hume Eellow.

CINCINNATI, June s.-Wm. Her
bert Peto, relative Of Sir Morton
Peto, arrived at the Burnett House
this evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENIInN SIR KNIGHTS

NOU are hereby ordered to attend a O
special conciave of Cyrene Com-N
mandery No. 4, Knights Templar, on/N
CTHU RSDAY) evening, 9Th inst, at o'clock
at your Asylum, 204 Front street. for the pur-
pose OF cOnferring orders.
visiting Sir Knights cOurteously invited.
By command of GEO MELLERSH. E. c.
7. ]. BARCBUS Recorder taQ