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so completely mastered him, would have been
a model husband and father At the time of
his death he was employed at Gaylord's foundry
in Newport he wa, about twenty-five years
of age, and leaves a wife and two children, who
reside at No. l26 East Fifth street.
The 6rst plunge into the water must have
made him regret his purpose, fJr lie began
provision whatever on the ferry boat for savir
lives he might have been rescued. But there
was nothing Of the kind, and after a few una
vaIling efforts be sunk to rise no more
Il seems strange that SO little is thought of
human life by the ferry company. A person
falling into the river from either Of the boats Of
this line, unl; es he be stout, strong swimmer
may at once give up all hope Of escape, as
there is absolutely no chance Of life for him
How the law requiring all steamers plying the
river to be provided with the necessary appIi-
snces for saving the life Of passengers, can be
so completely disregarded, by thls ferry monop-
oily, has often been a mystery to those whose
avOcations compel them to cross the river
constantly. So long, however, as it is only
poor workingmen occasionally hurried out Of
the world by this criminal disregard of the
Law, and of common humanity, the boats will
remain as they are, and their insolent proprie-
tors will continue TO declare large dividends
from the money received from those whom they
so utterly despise, and whose safety they so
cruelty neglect. But it may be well to remind
them that many rich persOns also cross On their
ooats and that III the event of one of this class,
by accident or otherwise falling into the river
and losing life, il may take big slices Of sewers
Of their dividends to pay for so priceless an ar.
tcle as the life Of wealthy man.
II this argument don't cause the Ferry Co.,
to provide life rats, an d safety floats at ao-
c,s.ible points on the boats, there is no other
argument that will
THE FOURTH OF JULY AT EvANsvILLE-The
Trades Unions At Evansville had a grand turn
out on the 4th Of July, marching in proce,si N
through the strsets and to grove on the out
skirts Of the city, where the Declaration OF Ia
dependence was read, and grafton deliver
ed. After these important exercises were con-
cluded, the sssemblAge resolved itself into a
picnic and enjoyed the remainder Of the day in
all the sports au diversions peculiar to such
gatheri g.
friend, writing to Cincinnati and desert.
bling the days dOings, said that there was only
one dra ~back to the complete success Of the
celebration, and tina; was that the Declaration
was read by lawyer, and the Grafton deliver
ed BY another lawyer He thought there
should be talent and intelligence enough among
workingmen to do these things for themselves
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CONVENTION
or THs
National Labor Party.

At tho meeting Of the National Labor Con
gr'ss, held at Cincinnati, in August, 1870, III,
following resolution was adopted
RESOLVED, That the President of this Con-
gress be empowered and instructed to appoint
a committee Of one from each State and Terri
tory AID the District Of Columbi,, whose dury
il shall be TO call, at the earliest practical L
moment, NrtiOnal Convention, in order e
complete he organization ofthe National J. lbol
Party"
In pursuance whereof the committee appoint
ed for this purpose met in the city OF Washing
ton u. o., January II, 1871, and fixed tie rule
Of representation 10 said Convention az follows
Each State to be entitled to one delegate for
each member and senator in the Congress Of the
United Statee, and one delegate from each Ter
rtory and the District Of Columbia.
Delegates shall have the certificate or the
chairman and secretary Of the Convention sp-
pointing, and also the endorsement of the mem
Der of the National Committee of their respect
i've States and Territories, that they were dul,
elected, ard that they endorse the principles
from districts where no convention has been
held, or no member Of the National Committee
resides, will be subject to the action Of the Va
tional Convention. when organized.
The delegates thus qualified will meet At the
CRY OF CoLrxnrs, ONO, AT TEN O'CLOCK, An.
on the THIRD WEDNESDAY OF OCTOBER, 1871, for
the:::.purpose Of nominating candidates for the
offices Of President and Vice President Of the
United States, and the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before them WV
Provided, that the Chairman Of the National
Committee may, on the written request Of .
majority OF the National Committee, appoint a
different dry for the assembling Of the Cor ven
ton.
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DYSPEPSIA

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic Is prepared
exprcSly for DssPepucs ant those suffering with hs
btuAl Costiyenets. Ii is slightly stimulating tonic
and a splendid sppe zer it strengthens the stomach
and resIores the digestive 70 their healthy state
-Weak, nervous and dySptptic persons shoIld use
NARSEEs DTsPlPrIc ToSIo. Fer sale hy drugsi
Price 0Le Dollar.
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COUGH NO MORE

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing, soften
ing and expectorSiing. Abe extraordinary pOwer u
possesses In imme di-tcy relieving, and eventually
curing, the most obstinate eases OF OsugLs, Colds
sore throat, Bronchitis, lphnenZs, caisrIE. jTOars
new, AhthmR and Consumy tiUn IL almost incT edible
prompt lie the relief and certain its effects In all the
above cases, any ELECTION OF the throat and lunGs
shat thou sands Of ply sciaDs daily prescribing IT,
and one and all say tbat il is the most healing and e-
ptctoratinR medicine know One lose always afford
fetit aud In most cases bottle effects Sold
BY druggists, in large bottles. Prizes One Dollar IL 10
your cwn fault II you still cough AND suffer. ne Balsam
vi cure
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open OF
Z " Z N I N q 8,
Means for Identifying Depositors:

When new Depositor nrst comes 10 the Savings BanI
precautions are taken and records made hat be e.,
slwsys be Identified and III In . book 10 los
the owner thereof cannot be defranded.
The business Of this Institution 10 ooahneN Nxcusvel
the receipts and OF Savings Deposits and Punds
deposited In trnst No Commercial or General Bark
Ing business 10 transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested BIZ los
upon real estate In the city Of Chicago II making sucl
ans, preference Is always given TO applications from
Oepositors of small maas who have accumulated Ia III.
tnsttu ion sufficient funds 10 pay for lot Of ground
and desire to norrox ueihihg more to aid them Il
erecting buildings to De used at hcmes foI
themselves and families.
&srMonay RENTED BY DEsft 10 Europe or elsewhere
for Depositors.
&1-Ths Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by com
mtee Of depositors 10 tbs Institution, may be
he Savings Bank
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TIE CIGAR MAKERS.

rD,op, de ,iIiug changes IN the address OF
'.'F''''l'' Please state ne name '''''
s~asr Srcrets'''
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Married Women and Children
once 1873 Dearborn Street.
EQUITABLE
Insurance Com'Y
100 LA SALE ST.
CHICAGO.

sAML HOARD, Prest. IRA Y. MUM, vice Prs,'t
w. NJ. EGAN. Treas. Wv. BARRETT sec'v
The Life and Labors Of VIM. III sylvis
The above work Will be ready for the press and
I have not AZ yet received many subscriber as !
would Ike TO have 10 order to put Il 20 pTess Remsm
Der, friends, that poor, AMI Ia order 70 get the
work Tu' nsl'd must have certain number or tub-
scr bers. hope those whom have Sent 'ireniars
will NAL 10 me what subscribers they nave procured
a. the tssainr 81 tbs book de ends upon the suit
scril,.rs There IL no risk In subscribing, money
N r,1 hired until the book 10 delivered and th- book
,rbIe 10 obtain subscribers shall not be forgotten az
mind 10 vy aside n certain per cent the PROFITS
.inr from tse sals Of the box. think every work
ngmnn u the country ought TO aid In this matter
s4pd sub crier eifi er TO the once Of ths WORKtNa
MAN's ADVOCATE or TO
J.C SYIvu,
Box 80, Sunbury, pelnsylvaniA
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NO OTHER BUSINESS Is TRANsAUTEB.
Sums as Small as One Dollar |
VIII he received from any person, and Bank Book win
be furnished without charge.
Married women.
And Minor Children may Deposit money that No cne
else can Draw it.
Societies.
Nay deposit Money from time time and before making
the nrst Deposit, may Provide by Vote, how and By
Whom II shall be drawn out and, provided q copy Of
the Resolution be furnished to the Savings Ban M
Money will be paid, unless its provisions et''c'
complied with.
Depositorss
18th Foreigners Citizens have the o. ne rights
credit VIII be paid to their Legal Representatives
whether they are N this &C untry or elsewh,re sl
Wills.
Printed Pn-na Of Wills have been prepare oy the COun
set II the Savings Bank, 90 that any Deposition may
legally designate one who may take C. arge Of BIZ
Money and Property and be RuardlaE of his Chidrei
OF his Death thus much incon veniencs and Ell
may be avoided. An Ufncer OF the Savings Ranl
without any charge for his serVces prepares viii foI
any Deposition applying.
Interest
At the rate SIX per cent per Annum, Is psid al
sun Of Five Dollars OF more.
workinR People
need no. lose any tins, the ssvHe- Bank 10 KEEP,
open OF
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HANNIBAL, No. july Z. ISL
70 rthcers and members # local unions under
th- jurisdiction Of be IL ernaiioual union.
GENTLFWN p Ease be notice and not
s'rd any avelins cigar mtsers this way. a.
there + ~ 'b7 here, a. cur trea-ury j. ex-
hau-t' d therefore our books ar. closed untiI
'be hrs' e Sept mb-r next.
All uni n pl.asr ttsr tice md .lect At
money IN Hnubd ion, y n. aud FIR
W',d th' sinr to rs without any LAY
b, order uuIor No ~
WN. - DRYER. Car Sec.
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CINCISNATI. JULY Is. 1871.

ANNI'ERsART.-The 5th OF July being the
anniversary Of the organisation Of the holders
CniOn, the beautiful flag beIongi' to the In
ternational union was flung to the breeze, aud
waved all day from the Office Of Presidents
Safin.
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FnRT W AYNE July 1871.
~ ne Ulcers end mrn,h r. a ! cal u,iuus
IT, esid Of Stephen 30 man has been d.
eare1 mi ART void, grounds that be his
ohl''n"d y under file statements,
! r Wdvn" uriou No ~, have closed their
DOCKS and suspended until further notice, Oh
s'c unt OF hayu g no money in the treasury.
travelling cigar mtkers take notice.
By order 81 Uni Il No IL.
STEPusS CT EGES Cor SEC.
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Int b. never rec. wed the same.
Under dare second ole VS. sent to him !;
ne i"rmar one is he eby del red null and
VOID. BY order Of liz, K ~ union 90.
VI. RuTgsCHUD. Cor. Sec
TRoY. july, 10, ISL
n he oficera end menb r. 81 local unions.
"fNTLEvFN i have noticed quit fir Quenf
N th- "tmr 81 Ohvere Monk ~ crcult ed
H"n un'o's as their drhfor. Now IT, re must
r'ai y be slack Of duty on G. e part Of ofi-
Srs q -ome l"cal union, or tn. money that NJ .
~ h's paid Aas never reached it, proper
u's lna'ion. F.r the benefit e unions | would
"v mar hay /, nv poSses~sou all his r.
cps Il winch I give blow a copy Of and to
"nnn tnev "rrr pG'd %
,f ID u Matthew L,rkinz. Sec union No 10
warm rs 1859 Z go, f,r b CHAMPION & Pa
I'on, \. ~ On New York union No. g,
-" NJ o to VIM. J. Ast.ne, Re Sec
p'"mn NJ. 80 f'r Toronto union g. 90, and
nv II lnn - % /; aI-t January "a h, S69
= julius FIX Cor Sec uuiur 81. s. Tor West
..n nnion 81 20 also 70 Juhn Jones, Gu.
iii union Nu. y for VI mtreai and Toro c.
g''o"S, s. o.; 80 {, J. + Grah,m Fla See
Wv ~ ., $50, 81 ~ Tor Detroit union Hl>'
:" Loais Hrrkr n wv, Nay. 1870, - 90, f,r
"'u"-ter union; also February ~, 1870. a.
o'un " lrt Cor SEE. uui1. No. IO2 for Jack
"l"ue union - 81 for St. Jsscp1 union
=" i'r Sprngf li. I'M, union S. 90; f.,
IA enWo'rh IN on, SO co; atsl 10 d Ok + X,
"ifdS"r, Conn, union, IS 90 for Batimor,
l''.oa rho seen IN cir cu'tr from Baltimore
ue''. m Advocate of June 24,h, inst. the m,
AIt1 t3rr cjrcu'at.d for 50 80 Nos
% %uSt MORN union No !, that at the TIM '
Ior Sec Of Bufh, union \, >, | fJrwardeu
'e 40 We amount 20 D.. Culliugton, Your for
,ae' Cor. See. Of hich huld AZ The prcsert
ne' receipts ior the same, dated JAW IN
.oo'' slgn-d Dan Gull, gron. amt sal attached
''''eto' Hoping all Will b-comc Satisfactory
PETER CApY, Cor Sec.
union No. p box lu2.
Boston July 3, 1871 IT e following mer
uSve applied % become members Of this union
Iotl"h Iisgmau, Frank j Kehoe, Elias Bar.
ne,,' julius Cube, ana Adplph Lanponberger.
UNIONS having charges against any Of III
aoo'e, viii PIE 'se uoufy me.
A. HAET. Cor. Sec.
BALTIMORE, July s, 1871.
80 ehe OH 'ers and members OF Local npions
Neorg- Aipps has made application TO be
come member Of this GuiOn. Unions havin
charg"s against him will notify this uniOG viii
"a thirty days from date. By order OF unto
40. l. L. P. RoHNER, Cor Sec
1853 Roburg street
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TO IIaIh DftIet 5 UU 10 JOStph Stevens UU
We requ st unions where these persons NAV
be found to collect a d remit the amount 10
this union
John Simon, suspended from this union for
neSiectiug OE paving his dues and fees.
JoHH KAISER Sec
Union No. 50. Lock box l76
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nv iosK. july G, ls7l-A card was sent
p ui7 'on 70 Nj. navii FERRIS he claims
th.t b. never rec. wed the same
Under daie second ole VS. sent to him !;
NE burner one is he eby del red null and
VOID BY order Of rig,r N K - union 90
VI. RprgsCHID. Cor Sec
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ALBANY, n T., July l3 1871 To the off ers
and m, mbers Of local unions: This is to inform
rigsr makers who are travel" that the hooks
If Alhanv union are cl' sed from date IN I'll af er
the next ses,i n Of the Information i L ion.
SV. B. SWAMI, Cor. Sec No s.
JAS WARD President.
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MuLAssEs, CubA ,J5us5J
New Orl'ns BU0I9O
Sugar Ii'se.. GO0LyU
NAILS, b keg5 5061G 90
onions. Glbus1 2jG1I SO
OIL kcroscne,g ,g 35W45
Machinery. 1901 10
SPECIE, Gold 0s1 III
Silver..... 001 UG
PoTAr's, Iris l 50Gt2 90
Sweet. bus l 806L2 90
RIcE, Carolina ID 0a5lO
SHOT. T}bag. 275@3 10
SALT, Liverp.2 00@s2 10
SOAP, 9Th, .74@10
SpInITs, Alcohol,gl 90
brandy 4 00@112 90
Gin - 00GG 90
ttlllE. ....2 UUGD7 10
Whiskey.. ! 35D4 co
SUGAR, Crus & p15G916
BrOwn........l2Qo14
STARCH, " H.. 8A@tO
lea, Greon ib ! 00Qo2 90
Black, i 000t1 1O
TOBACCO, Chw. .G0@11 Oh
Smoking, ib. ..50061 %
VINEfAn, Vino, .5O@60
Froncll.. 6l 10
WINE, Cham. 28@35 10
Port, 43Sal 00@15 ~
sherry. 7j657 90
Madeira. 8 t)0M3 90
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THE VERY, VERY NEWEST GOODS,
At THE
VERY. VERY LOWEST PRICES!

HAY1EG just opened 100 pckgs Goods, rs
IL ofwhich came by tho Underground X. r.,
bot in N. 7. far, FAR below cost, and in many
cases we received large Bonus for removing
tho Goods-not OH account of their wort HESS
moss and style. bnt by Houses retiring hastily
from bis, all our dept are full, Especially the
Gas,3 and we will take great pleasure in cx-
hioiting tho Goods. tparticulnrly to the blind, J
except that lot by U. e. Il. r., which, having
come con IN, IN duty free; must bo kopt dark. We
arc also overjoyed to announce the safe nr.
rival OF Sheep Skin. 10 lbs. Dog lair and
ton LOCK- me, new Cotton, from which within the next
nrednlous and contding Inhabitants with
Blankets and Carputs
IN conclusion, wo beg to explain that our
tho nigh regard VIC entertain for the iutclli-
gence Of this community.
We would also kindly think any large we'll
established House to reply To our advertise
lnent publicly, that we might get controver-
sally into rcpntc.
PETER FUNK Il co.
p. S.-Our fitting pnri," is now abroad
Calls on that dept Will receive no attention
Whatever. Aug 2G
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
DIRECTED WEEKLY EY THE roAnn or rp.np


Al'rLEs, 'B,Du.l UU0G2 w
BAGd1Nd, ..l9iS26
BALE ROPE, Ma. 220o24
N.Y.orWesT3 T3lb 706IU
BUTTER, North. 39GI40
Country, Ji ID. 25Q13O
BACON. Hams. 1G062O
Sides, u ID. 0GDlO
Shoulders. 80t9
CANDLES, Spormi0Q67O
A Adalilantilie lbl5G5l6
COTTON YARS1 2O@l IS
CoTToN,Stct A.. .193
Middling .l8t
Low hli'll'g, III
Good Ordny,. .1GI
Ordinary. Is
CHEESE, +. D. lb. 2OM25
aStoA 80. lbtlDZZ
COFFEE, Rio, pb170e22
LaGuayra .23Q625
Java .28Go3u
FLOUR, Co. G 750bl000
Northern.7 .75OMl1 90
GRAIN. Corn l 1901 20
Wheat IL 40061 90
Oats. ..r5090
Peas IL 1901 rs
HAY, North, f|cwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, tiibl23QolB
drcen .W8
LARD, IL ib. 1905
LIME, il Dbl. 2 G5062 rs
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The Newest Goods.
PRICES.
WILL BE FOUND AT
w. D. LOVE & CO.'S

HAEING opened during tho past ten ,lays
IL one hundred packages Of goods, bought
III New York ut much less than regular prices.
replenishing all the departments to he fullest
capacity, both Wholesale and retail, we are
now prepared to ill all orders from city or
country.
We opened o.day twenty-five pieces Of
CARPETS. i'll Few aud beautiful design; go
pairs or BLANKETS, including all qualities,
in white and coored. Notwithstanding the
very largo advance Of 90 per cent in these
goods, We arc Offering them ut less prices
than last year.
Will open in few days the leat stock of
WOOL SHAWl.S ever shown in Columbia.
Wo keep only tho best makes Ut goods
direct from manufacturers and importers and
have but ONE PRICE.
Shades and Shade Hollands, in all widths
and styles.
Some of our worthy competitors are getting
rather nervous on account Of the quantity ot
goods we arc receiving. We do not get item
for thcir benefit, but for tho benefit of our
customers.
We invite all to inspect our stock, which
will be shown freely.
W. D. LOVE & co.
Columbia Hotel Building,
wv Main street.
W. d. LOVE.
is. Is. MCCREERY. Aup o5
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, halt, MD.
TUtHE q next regular session will commence on
Preliminary lectures will begin The 18th Sep
temher. Tie course of instruction is enii-
nently. practical and complete. consisting of
.iidactic lectures, clinical lectures aud special
Instructions in the diagnosis and treatment OF
disease at The bed. side Every variety OF dis.
ease may be seen in the hospital wards and
Tree dispenAary connected with the college.
FEEs-For full course, s120; Naturalization,
80; Dissection, $40: Graduation, $40. Students
from the tte Sln ue. hodin1 States ,chose means
are limited, will be received upon the bencfi-
ciary plan OF the school. The annual circular
and catalogue, containing full particulars
VIII De sent on application to
CHARLES w. CHANCELLOR, NJ. D..
July ~ limo Dean Of the Faculty.
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PROCLAMATION.

T.
OFFICIAL Information having been com
~ municated to this Department. that Il
cold blooded and deliberate murder was per
petrated, on the night OF the 22d instant, be-
tween IL and IL o'clock, on the plantation of
Mrs. Margaret Noble. in the County of New
berry, about three and u half miles from the
Court House, on the person Of an aged and
lnoitensive colored man, named BEN
THOMAS, sometimes called BEN. HAIR, BY
shooting him through tho head with a rifle or
pistol ball; and whereas tho party or parties
who perpetrated this wanton and unprovoked
murder have fled, and are unknown to the
officers of the law:
Now, know ye. that I, ROBERT X SCOTT,
Governor OF tho state of South Carolina. in
order that Justice may be done, and the ma
Jcsty OF the law vimlicated, 10 hereby offer a.
reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
tho apprehension Of any person or persons
concerned in the said muf der and their de-
livery III any Jail Of this State, with proof to
convict.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand, and caused the
Grcat Seal or tho State to be
L.. 8 affixed. this 25th day Of August
a. ID. 1871, aud in the ninety sixth
year OF the independence OF the
United States OF America
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
+. H. CAEDoZo, Secretary OF State.
Aug &c
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Foreign Affairs,
NOON DESPATOHES.

l.
"a TORY MISUNDERSTANDING AND LOSS
OF FhlFE-CHoLERA- oFTHE
FRENCH ASSEMBLY PRoBADLE-aRADuAr,
DIsBANDMRNr OF THE NATIONAL, GUARD.
&C., SO.
PARIS. August 25.-A rumor on the
Bourse OF an attempt to assassinate ANA
deus, King Of Spain, has no confirma-
tion.
LONDON, August 25. "A Tory has been
elected from East Surry, cics Charles
Buxton, deceased.
The British slips St. Cearnis and
Knight Errant were both lost off Cape
Horn, bound from Liverpool for San
francisco.
An unknown schooner sunk, yester
day, in the channel. Eighty we're lost
Cholera being reported ut Antwerp,
the Italian Government has ordered q
strict quarantine of vessels from that
port.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PARIS. August 25.--'The Radical Jour
nails are unanimously in favor Of a dis
solution of the Assembly.
VERSAILLES, August 25.-It appears
that Thiers actually wrote his resigna-
tion yesterday, but withheld it after the
adoption of Dncrot's motion.
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Beef Cattle.

THE undersigned have recently
arrived with IL fine lot Of MILCH
VI %and EEEF CATTLE, and would in
H-=S-AyIto all who wish 10 purclia oio call
ana Inspect tho samo, at corner of Gcrvais
and Gadsden streets. They have, nlso, II
good HORSE and MULE, which will be dis
posed Ut HOLLIS e KOTUOUK.
Aug &c ~
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at Cleveland, Bradley County. Tenn,
Inst Friday evening, n negro, charged
with rape on n white girl, was taken from
prison, by masked men and hanged.
Amelia Garcin, beautiful young
actress, who was great favorite in New
Orleans, having been crossed in love,
killed herself recently.
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For Sale.

GA COMFORTABLE DWELLING, five
fjjIf Rooms, I'antry and Dressing Koom: lot
:, half aero, situated OH Barnwcll street i,
Detwecn dervais and Senate streets. Apply
10 Il W. SEIBELS & co.
HuEllft Il
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TAKE WARNING! /!

yg'UE Y. q T. Il. X. CO. ARE ANXIOUS To
take due pr-caution a.sin>i accidents and
los ~ life resulting from the running II their
trains: AMI ihey take this method Of warning "a.
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the To, practice of children rlss ing alb ui
their cars and locomotives Those having In charge
the business Of the Company find Il imp. s.ihlc to
PERSUADE boys. who frequent the termiui aud stop
ping places of the read from climbing upon the
cars aud engines; and they will feel Themselves
obliged TO resort 20 more decided measures II these
amneyances are continued. Recent accidents
which wholly ascrihahie 20 the carelessuess II
persons ~ jumping on and OF the cars when in
notion should be warning enough in themselves
H. VI. YERINGroN, Superintendent
August l6. 1870. n
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