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Milsf0W gtcTrag.

Capt Samuel NJ Robbins, of the 7th
United States Cavalry, is in this city on
business. His company is stationed at
Etizsbethtown, KY. Another company Of
the same cavalry composed OF white
troops) is stationed at Mount Vernon, two
other companies at Louisville, and another
company Of the 9TH Cavalry, has for some
time past, been stationed al the Ash Bar
racks in North Nashville.
Lieut.. Myrick has written another letter
from Memphis TO military friend here,
stating that siDco his arrival in Memphis,
he has obtained eighty white and black
troops. He obtained these between the
29th Of June and the 16rb Of July. The
Lieutenant wac in Nashville about the
same length of time, and only obtained
eight recruits bere.
iAt the Office in this city, recruiting for
colored soldiers is still progressing slowly.
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ponco Ofsiccrs ia a se,g Role,

LapsIey aud Butler, two colored men
who claim 70 be acting in the ofi,ial Ca
paoity Of Justices of tie Peace, were yes
terday up bsf1re the Recorder to bs tried
for ass9uIiDg q man of their own race
named Emmet Hunt Il appears that
few days since one Of the magistrates
named gave to special deputy John Da-
Wis process commanding the arrest Of
Hunt. Davis endeavoTed 10 serve the pro-
cess, but Hunt declined to submit to tbs
Especial deputy's' authority. Davis tried
to force the refractory Hum into terms,
and was joined by Lapsley aud Butler, and
the trio tEiumphantly carried their man.
into their magis,erial office. Il is not Ger
tainly known what amount Of physicist
force ard pug;iis.ic agility was necessary
TO the successful accomplishment of this
purpose, but Hunt thought the proceeding
somewhat Irregular, and he'd the three
worthy peace officers arrested on a charge
of assault aud battery. Alter hearing all
the testimony IN the case and argument
for and against tho accused, Recorder
Hsils imposed a fine CT $50 each against
Lapsley and Railer, and smaller fine
against Davis. Ia each case an appeal 20
the Circuit Court was asked for, but in
ouly one has the required bond been yet
given.
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Personals.

DIR. Henry Lange, formerly editor and
n-oprietor Of the Nashville RG06achter,
tObse,ver.) has been in tho city for some
avs mast on q visit 10 bis friends. The
Do tor has recently issued from the press
he first volume of The POetical Works
Of Henry Tango, and will shortly publish
the second volume.
D. W. Peabody, Collector OF Internal
Revenue, hss left the city for brief visit
10 Tho cooling breezos and beautiful hills
and valleys Of The State of Maine.
Col. f. G. Huntington, of Columbia,
c ERIK OF the Supreme Court, was in the
city yesterday. .-
Judge Turney, one Of our distinguished
Supreme Judges, has bosn in the city
day OF two, add Is locking hale and hearty.
Wo aye informed that MIR. John Baird,
well and faYcrably known tn our citizens,
IS now lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence 10 Columbia, of consumption.
Arco1g the arrivals at the Commercial
Hotel Yesterday were G. W. Hicks, Frank
IN; Col. Z. u. Campbell, Giles county;
Csot. S. M. Alexander, Lynohburg; ThOs.
FcIuey. WAg:-ace; Capt. s. b. Hopkins,
ScriDeisld; Capt. J. s. Smith, TullahOma,
a6A Col. ". G.. Lord, Marshall county.
Hon. A s. Colyar wss in Louisville
TUESDAY,
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No1v Advertisements.

a.s5dyertisensut Of J. r Gollijay s
mCnihIy dra7 ing at Hickman, kentucky,
July -.
Red cedar for sale by Spain d Ha|kins.
gyhn I. Hide announces himself as q
csr zicsrs tor magistrate.
Nh, Bl-z--ilio ieRves for Cairo on HI
day, a. 4 /. Ii.
See statement Of the condition Of the
H na Insurance Company; Ross, Gslo *
Jbona4 a JsIia.
Sc advertisement Of ChanceTy sales by
n Rs1ter. Jr., Geek and Master
= ]. Hssason, [. S. Marshal, sdvoruses
a pn5c ala, July -, Of whisky, brandy,
stills, tobacco, etc.
Ssac flour Tor sale by lassepgaIe q CO.
Sec advertisement CT specisl sale d
I5nkiHg glasses and paintings.
Cod breastpin lest; hbeTAl reward OF
f5sal
New DspaEtUEo has some interesting
suggestions 10 make IL references TO muhl-
ci1sl ltT ..rs ard tha approaching election
Tor Is5ur
The attachment Lo.ico Of Z. M. heele,
Justice Of the Pesce for Cannon cousty,
rersrs - matters of business Importance
Es.lnau. Shields & Co. sell At aucsio2
today n stock Of se,soaable dry goods-
4 irdy vii ;ewsrd he finder Of a pocket
i'ook losi { "a tue Lebanon pike.
4 che CO is offered 10 borrow 500, co.
or les 0 IT ftsbie advantage.
servants are wanted Q. iha tennessee
j ~ ls CoNcgS.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, AIa., July "a.
Cotton is dull in the Montgomery mar
kei; low middlings 173e.
Macon, Ga, July II.
Cotion-Receipts to-day II bales; sales
-; shipped -.
The bottom dropped out of The market
to-day and we did not hear of the sale Of a
bale. Liverpool middliDss are quoted dnll
AID nominal at 19c.
Augusta, ga, July IL.
Ootton-In response TO declining &C
counts, to-days market has ruled very dull,
holders being unwilling to sell under 19c,
basis Of fnn middiing, and buyers eVincing
nc disposition to operate except at con-
cession Of &c; hence, We euote middling
nominGlly at 1870 I9c. Sales 10 bales;
receipts s bales.
Wiimington, N. G., July II.
Ootton-Firm; middliDgs 1870; exports
coastwise &C bales, sales 81; stock 102
bales
BGItsmcVs, Suly II.
Cotton-Duu and tending down. Mid
diings 2Ok; net receipts 1913 bales; gross
ESQ bales; exports coastwise ITO baies;
sales 81 bales; stock l, 009 bales.
Norfolk, July II.
Cotton-S!eady. Low middling 194ic; net
receipts 95 bales, exports coastwlse lO3
bales; sales 20 bales, stock 1852 bales.
Boston, July a
Co.ton-Dul, prices declining. Low
middlings 2l@2ls; net rscsipts Is bales;
gross receipts 6S5 bales; sales 200; stock
$50 bales.
Atlanta, Ga. July rs.
Ootton-Market quiet and weak at 1880
100 for full style New York middlings.
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A sneoin,nenulrinI aII.

An impudent negro named John Davis,
who has for sometime past been expert
menting very considerably in the capacity
of Especial deputy" for certain negro mag
istrates, was yesterday fined by the Re-
corder for assault and battery on party
BIO claimed to have under arrest. Davis
feiled to pay or secure the fine, ard also
gave the court specimen of impudence
amounting 20 contempt. Thereupon Re-
corder Halle ordered another fine OF SO
to bs entered for contempt of court. Fail
ing TO psy or arrange for the payment of
the fines, Davis was sent to jail. The
Especial deputy did not much like the in
reference with personal liberty imposed
by involuntary residence at the county ho-
tel, and after few hours stay there, con-
cIuded 10 settle the score ia order to re-
gain the privilege Of stopping at some
other house. He was then brought out,
instructed how TO save money by behaving
himself, and released from further re-
straint.
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FEES NASHVILLE AND CBsAETA
NOOGA RAILROAD
snsportaGt SHIT Compromised

Important suit Compromised.
The Knoxville Chronicle learns that the
s iit Of the United States VS.. The Nashville
ard Chattanooga Railroad Company,
which has been pending since November,
1862. IN the Circuit Court Of the United
States, hss been compromised. The rail
rcad company pays 10 the United States
Oae milton of doJlHrS in the bonds Of the
ccmrany, bearing four per ceat. interest
ard Tuaning twenty and forty years. Tie
saouBt ia controversy was about 1,75O,
O1N and wss tho amount claimed by the
Cove -ument for rol ing stock, material
acd improvements which the read received
during and at thu close Of the rebellion.
The Government settled tie case under
authority Of joint resolution passed by
Congress a. its l4et session, which gave to
the War De1arjmeng anG counsel en-
ploycd in the cause-Hon. 4. L, Perry
and S;anly III ltthews, Of Cincinnati, Ohio
power TO compromise upon The basis OF
equity and ia9iioo.
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mARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

=
LONDON, July 10, P. M.-Oonsols 933
United States 5-2Os of 1862, 92l; do Of
1865, 9244; do of 1867, 91s; 1O4Os, 914.
PARIS, July 19.-Reutes soft 97e.
LIvERPooL, July 19.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands SD; O,lesns SD;
gales 1900 bales; for speculation and ex
port ], 600 bales. California wheat lis Sd;
spring los. 3j.@1O5 I'D; Corn-No 2
mixed 8Os Tod. Pork SIS. Cd. Beef COS
Lard sos. 3D. Cumberland middles Sis;
Short rib, 355. Sd.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, July 19.-Gold dull and stsa-
dy at I12s@1123. Loans are made at l
per cent. for carrying, aud late IN the day
1872 of per cent. was paid for the use Of
small lois. Clearances $17, SOC, 900, Gov
ernments steady and fraction higher on
5 20 Issues Of Jsnuary and July. The
Treasury to day did not accept one million
bonds IS at first reported, but accepted
Only $685., 900 Of 5-20s at liz 35-100 to
I12 97-IOO. Tie reason for not accepting
the one million advertised was, they were
not offered at or under par ia gold The
remaining S615, OG0 could have been
bought between 112 37-1O0 and 112 50-100.
SOCKS HCblN9 anu ltNoEAsn, h-lu Auo hAOtC
list has syDpathized, more or less In the
decline caused by the disagreement be-
tween the st. Paul and Northwestern Com
usnies Toward lhe close the Union Pa
ciic suddenly broke down to u per cent,
which caused general decline in the pm
css OF all speculative shares. At the close
the market was down to the lowest point
of the day. The bears are selling every
thing regardless of value, and may sue
ceed in hammcriDg prices down still lower,
but as the market is largely oversold, phi
ces must react when they attempt to cover
the shorts. Money abundant at 293 per
cent. State bonds dull excepting Ten
nessee, Missouri and Georgia Is, which
have been strong and active. Missouri
9S55, Tenuessees old issue, III, new ";
Vireiuias new 722, old 664; North Caro-
linas "a, new 26. Sterling exchange
brokers bills 1les.
New YORK DRY Goods Market.
New YoEK, July 19,-In domestic staple
cottoos there is a steady, fair business
doing for this season among leading job
bjng houses at full and advancing prices,
and woolens a.e also held with increased
frmness in sympathy with raw materials
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CRAM, watch Auction.

The sale Of watches at the auction store
of Barnes, Spit2 & Co. yesterday morning,
was decidedly interesting, and II every
nan present did not get tine piece, It was
NOT becsu.e OF the price, for they were
knocked down at from five cents TO six
las. The stock Was sold by the admins
traitor # lii Becker, deceased, who was a
iewel5r, aud which articles had been left at
his shop foI repairs and never taken away.
Amongst the number Of watches that
changed hands wero good, bad, indifferent
an worthless The majority of them
we're bought by Matchmaker, who, alter
repairing Tie Same, will probably be abe
t. get lis money back,
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sruts GroWers, Ezpesisisn,

Tic forthcoming Fruit Growers EKposi-
ton at Pulaski promises to be grand sf-
fsir, ard VIC feel satisfied win reflect credit
upon thu good people Of Pulaski, and
Giles county. Fog some years pact much
attention has bse9 given to The fruit in
taJssd, aud the display which they viii be
abe to mako VII estoDisn the many visit
CTS who Ri,l 90 doubt 20 present on that
occasion. 7gte Exposition will be free 10
ell. and a.rangsments have been made by
which vieitoge viii be transported at half
fare rs.eR. We Lear it intimatsd that
large ds,egariop will g. up from Nashville.
Oug Horticultural Society should be largely
r.slLc.nr.tai
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EEoavy Raisrssd Uontrnc..

We aIe informed by gentlemen lately
fcvm Chattanooga, that the Roane Iron
Mill Company OF that place has concluded
a CONTRACT with Gen. n. b. Forrest TO fur
uish him with three thousand toHs Of rail-
road iron for his road This contract, it
is thought, viii keep the mill busy about
four months. The company hiss jdst COM
pleted p contract of GOO TOYS of railroad
iron Tor the Illinois Central 1t Is said by
some railroad men that the East Tennessee
ron makes ss zee rails as any other iron
IN Tho United States,
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Tho Levy Court,

TIE application of Amanda Hamilton for
divcscs from Jack Hamblen and alimony,
was yesterday granted. BY the decree the
woman l. allowed TO retain possession Of
L-r lw0 children until they arrive 1T years
# jiscretion
The suit % 7. ii. Lang vb. Christian
D.eicrls, wss tried, aud the jury received
ius.racGUus Of iheCourt.
Th5 suit Of g. j. Robertson IS. Edge
field add Kentucky Railroad Company and
/. ;. Chestham was tried aud resulted in
Judgment FOR plsip6f for S2fJ For this
amount E. $. ChGaihsm, IS security, re-
caiyed, on motion. 81 order for the above
AMOUNT.
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-ne Latc John l.. sohon.

A few dsys ago, a brief paragraph az
peared in thu UNION AND AMERICAN, chroL-
telling the death in Louisville of Maj. John
T.. Sehon, f1rmerly Of this city The
Courier J2HrRRI OF yesterday contains 8
lengthy reference 10 the deceased, from
which we extract as follows:
We cannot foIbsar the uttersnce of fsE
words touching The life and character CT
this most estinable gentleman, whose
death was announced IN these columns q
few days ago. It is ut rare intervals only
that any community is made tc feel so Sc
rious loss as this sustaius in the death Of
Major Sehon.
He ives no ordinary man. He was the
peer, both morally and intellect Uslly of
the best and brightest IN the land. He
YVES ore of natures noblemen, inst, up
right and honorable, and true as steel in
al that is noble aud vi-tuous end good.
His mind, cultivated to a very high degree,
was as clear as crystal, and his heart, brim-
full of all the nobler and CENTER impulses
and emotions of our nature, was as pure as
snow. He was a scholar and q gentleman
IA scholar OF rich and varied attaiDments,
and gentleman in the very hes. accsptG-
ton of the term. In a word he was Chris
tiaD, whose head aud heart we're educated
to meet without fatering the tolls and
temptations Of time, add to confront with
out fear the realities Of eternity. He was
possessed of all the noble traits of chsrsc-
tor which adorn humanity. He WAS re-
cognized by all who know him as one Of
The most warm-heavted, generous and mn
selfish Of men. He was a man Uf fine
Judgment, and of popular manners-the
manners simply of finished gentleman
and was warmly beloved by large circle
of friends. As en- only son he was the cher
ished idol of his home and family; and it
could not have been otherwise, for in the
relations cf son, brother, husband and
father he faithfully ard fully discharged all
the duties that deyolved upon him.
This is 10 empty tribute to the memory
of n citizen gone, whose merits are known
only after his death, We write the simple
truth of man whose name was not writ
ten on the roll Of common men, aud to
whose worth, in whatever relation of life,
we can offer no higher tribute Of praise
than to speak of him as he was.
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sondition Of tho wounded rIen.

Frank and Peter Long, father and SOD,
WHO were, last Tuesday, badly wounded IN
8 rencontre of their own seeking, at the
Turner Park, were, late Last evening, do
ics as well as could bs expected, oircum-
s,.uoss colsideTed. The elder Long, most
severely wounded Of the two, still suffers
intensely, eud eeps only while under the
influence e opiates. II Is now thought
that young Long will soon recover from
the effects Of the I'M uSies received.
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cone CIsmmering to Georgia.

At se'clock yesterday morning Especial
train, having aboard most of the Georgia
excUrsionists to Nashville, left the Chatta-
nooga depot for the purpose of conveying
the pbsasTfe-seekers to their homes. A
goodly number of their new-made friends
went down TO see them of, and everybody
appeared satisfied with the good cheer and
iollity of the occasion. The excursionists
seemed to realizs the fact that there were
lots of fun in Tennessee Brass bands
played GOOD bye, sweetheart" hasty
farewells were said, the iron horse breathed
out an impatient strain, and thon-the
festive excursionists were gone.
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kaaIn on Regular Eims.

THE repairs TO the bridse5 Of the Edge
field I'D Kentucky Railroad being nov
.1aas completes, 10 farther detention 81
trains will be necss ssTy, aud II future 'boy
VIII 20 ard come tEtCEFh on regular lime.
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ON TEARING DOWN THE OLD
CITY HOTEL, NASHVILLE, TEN
NESSEE,
By c. t. O., BRENTWOOD.
For the Union and American.

For the Union and American.
Workman, spare that good old honse!
Move net single BRICK
Twas here on the pleasant couch
rested when weary and sick.
No, never, new az tear hsr down
This gay old mansion of world renoWn
Touch not this proud fabric! long has it stood on
the Square,
and many are the happy hours spent in union
there,
When but an idle boy, in all nay frolic and Joy,
sought its pleasant halls and here did romp and
pay.
Workman, forbear-keep back thy tool,
Cut not its eaFth-5ousd ties,
And while God this universe shall rule,
Her form well never disguise
Gold in dust the persisted heart may lie,
But that viii h protected it ouoe, shsl never dis.
Twas here in the quiet, pslny days Of old,
Around her cheerful hearthstone, many tale was
told,
Twas here the old rusty stage, from the muddy
10 her door would drive the precious freight
unloa1,
While her genial landlords, and many have they
Made sll feel at heme, at this noted old inn.
Twas here, ''Q!d Hicko'y'-nO Doubt with good
Intention,
To promote his eause-Aogged Thorn Is Benton.
And the noble statesmen, Bell, Polk and Clay,
And other leaders Of their day,
edid meet for the peoples good
And byIdly for their rights they stood.
Oicould We now, as we rad then
Have our UBion. with such noble men.
Woskmsn, let her stand, toucn nat her walls 50
bold,
II they could only whisper, what tale they
would untold. .H..-
Twas here the gifted Prontiss, the pride Of the
South.
Enjoyed the hospitalliies Of this friendly oil I
Ard from her bilconics, did his clarion voice re-
sound
Holding hp Thousand, enraptured and spell
Old ar ugh and Reaayp-so the old Hotel did 60,
! o receive old Tenaessee's welcome
With his comrades, rom Mex;c3.
AID our noble Douglas, the giant CT the West,
From these wall his Voice was heard, and here he
took his rest.
When back Oh memory wines We stray
Through time tn It's long, loag pssssd away,
Ny heart feels ssd. No language can express,
10 man can tell
Of the happy scenes il this old Hotel
sTsnS airs the knots '0ld Cupid here have tied,
And while he played his pra0ks, others here have
disd.
Around her roof once rang the csn0oB's roar,
While She weary soldier gGs:ded at her door
Siih through al the blJCdy WGf, she sto1d the
faInc,
A structure Of unblemjshoI fame.
Old Tavern. Thou art wang 1ishsd, and no more
swings that familiar sign Ger thy friendly door
No more viii hungry men, thy wholesome food
pTtaks
As he we're wont to d0-unoonscious CT thy fate.
Now rs ] stroll around thTo' the city's mighty
throng,
1 miVs thy cool vesandAh, and the welcome dinner
gong.
Farewell, old mansion, and through this land of
cotton,
The good hou hast doue, shall never be forgotten.
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Chicxasaw Course.

We are indebted 20 Charley Stone, Sec
retsJy e thc Chickasaw Jockey Club,
Memphis, for programme Of the fall races
u Sich commence Oh TUESDAY, Oct. 3. The
GAY 90 stake far three year olds, the club
pase fer all ages, the Bradley stake for two
year ODDS, tho Post stake, Geo. Elliott
stake, dashes and handicaps, will make tbs
m-ejirg enc Of the most attractive ever
he'd over that courss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-20

Louis Thicker. PriraUs Graves Rnc John
Williams, convicted IN ths Ur.minGl Cou-t,
wee yaf se-dsy san' out TO the Pointer
rsrs ,g comm aHoo the iorns Of -erT'oe Te-
- r-iEcIY assignet tbom.
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paio Faoo CeIcbratiop.

Buck Camp No. 50, Order Of Pale Faces,
win have q celebration and picnic near
Jesse Jourdsn's, nine miles on the Chat
iotte Pike next Saturday, the 22i inst.
Wilson's String band has been engaged for
the day, and with speaking, music and
dancing. the affair wall be an enjoyable
ore. There will Of course be many from
this city to join in the general festivities
G. tbs day.
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-. b.. srpddnr.l I'D ooIumbin.

A fsv months since, il will be remem-
"a Rev. Mr.. Sioidard, Of Giles county,
q. ysred a Iec.uZe in Nashville on ''Coll-
bscy By experience and CouTtship 10y OBJ
ovation. Mr.. SloddsTd hiss since re-
faxed LIS lecture IN the Methodist and
I-.sbvteriaa chutchos of Columbia, and
a.. understand that the citizens Of that
;rwa have pronounced the lecture great
.vn-eSS
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rtn.fcr Red sulphur.

The President OF the LsaihIrluDgs
Cab, together with % train Cf attendants
i,rs 0ane to the Red Sulphur Springs In
:. soon clu..5. Afsw weeks recreatIon IN
3 .a.r7si z Ito E1ls and valleys peculiar TO
tr-r rarnrn5c retreat, Will fit tire worthy
PRESIDENT &0f t..g ardaogs Gu'los that is ez-
7. g.sd Of HIM a. King BE OF The Cluh.
Trsn his return home, country dogs be-
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WHoLEsALE QuoTATIoNs
awhat are Che Wild Wave. 81 ing

90 ask the trcublei waves whose ceAseiess roAr,
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
Koow ye somespot Ia all your lonely round,
Where pain is rot? But ease and comfort found.
The wild waves answer with perpetual roar,
That very place Is VAIN & WALKEH's SToRB.
60 asa ths wind that sweeps across the pizin
To distant lands and then returns again,
Have ye not found an sDtidOte for carer
balm to save our fast departing hair?
Old BoSeas answers from his icy throne
It's found in VAIN & WALEER's HATS alone
lis ttHs Old Boreas and the Ocean speaks
To him with aching head, that comfort seeks:
Try FGta and Walkers Facilitated Hat,
Twill cocl the feyered brain sn more th7n that,
Make lie pleasure; save your fslling hair
The same old number on the Public Square.
The "Ksty Did" "RRty Didn't" "oantaloupe,r
Tropical /" WHO tbe-Tisp," and ali the latest
styles of Ventilsied Hats, for the hot weath er.
Panama and Straws for men and boys and chill
dIen In great variety. Orders from distanc
promptly attended to. VAIN h WALKER,
Hatters and Furriess,
sprS Il "a Public Square.
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On Tuesday las, at the residence Of the
p ia. II Sumner coanty, James Alexan-
a-, Esq., vas married 10 Mrs. c. i.
...-lr. InmeGiaJeiy after the marriage
-.e l.rry husband aud wife started on
h,i. "a iJUr TO the Northern seaside, car
1-...s with them She good wishes Of many
Il ". ed {. ends.