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~ BALTIMORE, July 3.-Flour $6.50a9 so
Wheat $L50a1.70; little doing. Corn
western mixed csc. OSts 44aa48e. Bye
95xS1.00. Bulk r;eats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon SIC 7so AID Sc Lard 9a94c. Hams,
sugar-clIred canlased 13si4e. Whisky Gle
a Eew Orleans Markets. fGo
Is NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Flour dull;
only a iobbing trade; Xxx S7.0067.25; XXX
$75CI9.00; choice family $9.00610D0
Corn quiet; mixed 5765Sc; white 69670c.
Oats firm at 44645c. Hay-prime SPA,
choice S28. Bran firm at $1.1061.I5.
Pork dull; mess held at S12.75, Bacon
scarce and in demand at 6!!66sc and 8sd
SIC. Hams-sugar cured, 12a612ic. SUI
gar dull, stock small; low. to good fair STA
&c; prime I0c. Molasses-n market.
Whisky dun at S5695c. Lard dull tiefce
packers &c; refined 9IG9ac keg, kettle 104c;
refined 10sc. Coffee quiet at 17619sc.
Sterling exchange rs; sight 3 per cent pre-
MUM. Gold 113d. q.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, July 8, 1872.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The transactions to day were better than
any day for week or more past. The
market, however, is unchanged and nomi-
nallu % follows --- - = -
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HEARTH AND HOME !
Issued Weekly {!
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Full Of interesting and valuable read
ing for '.-... ...
OLD AND YOUNG.
A PAPER FIR EVERYBODY!
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HEARTH AND HOME. ISSUED

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i every week. is one If the mos,
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Volume contains about a25.!h)D worth
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and of Il highly pleaSin. mud instrnr-
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annnnt nf the ei,nicpSt rralin-, cyr-
fnliy prepared, and full Of instruction.
With u moderate amount If rural in
formation for the FARM AND GAR
DEN. it rnnfains excellent Editorials
an the various topics nf The day. whic!.
give the reader practical and useful in
fnrnitinn. Hearth AMI Home has n
most c'pit,l HOUSEHOLD DEPART
NEWT. which will delight aud .r"atlv
nd every H,H<rke"ner. The chill
DHEN'S DE ,'ARrMENr. edited hv
Mrs. iary r. Dodge. with many As.
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PARFMENr tells. IN II clear. con.
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and young in every Home.
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TREAT THE ,iuMAN MACHINE
l. GENTLY.--lhc winding passage 30
feet in length through which the main
portion ri the Waste matter uf the s,s-
tenn is discharged, is lined wnha mem
hrane as delicate as silk and "a. sens,-
tive Hs n network Of nerves can make
il. Neither constipa,inn. cIInlic. .lIar
'h""a, dysenttry, or any other bowel
complaint, can he cured Ivy abusing
and c"nvnlsins this tender membrane
with Il 'uri"ns pnr.ative. The best
an'' safest remedy in sHc', cases is that
mile halsamic and delightful tome
laSa'ive
Tarrant'S EferVescent Settler Apericm
which heals. tones and invigosatrs the
irrita'rd lntestincs, while IT relieves
them from the morbid hu,nors w,icl,
provoke abdominal disease. Suld by
all druggists.
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TUST PUBLISHED, a new edition of
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The celebrated author. in this admirable
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may be radically cured without tho dan
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~ This Lecture should he in the hands
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Sent. nnl!er seal, in plain envelope. to
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Asn DIR. Cnlvcrwell's Marriage Guide"
prics 25 cents.
Address the Publishers.
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DR.. ]. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR !

"rp Nf VS. pEs2' ER/E,vD'
MILL FIRING ON THE MENSES
w when thet have not been establish
eat. also when they have been suppressed
from unnatural carsrS. Will cure Rheu-
lnai'su aud Neuralgia of the back and
wonb. viii cure Painful Mrnstrnation
AMI relieve the head. back and loins vi
'hoSr distressing pains and aches. Will
Check nenorrliagia or excessive dow
VIII cure whites" and falling of the
womb When it Is the result of relaxation
or bad health.
Ii Is as sure cure in MI the above dis
eases rs z Iinine is in Chils aud Fever
LHilrS can cure themselves of all the
a""Vc diseases wIthnut revealing their
o'niPiaiitts u any person, which is always
m"fiit.m@ 20 their pride am! no,lrsty.
u Is recnnmrD lph and used hv the best
fhys'c'ans IL their private practice.
f"r.a hi<t"ty Of the above ,liseasas, Ger
,i'eAfns G! is wonderful curcs and direr.
''"''s, The reader l. referred to the wro,,-
s'ld by ERADrJEJn r. 90" 90 al"
~ iv SOLD BY Alt DRUGsIsTs-I
Prize. 81 80. vi"
April 30, Is72-lv.
FOR SALE BY
1ShfV s t. John
ALEXANDRIA.
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sped along in days and weeks. almost
Lclnte husy Mrs. Far.lct knew that i
~ IN gone. The RnddilOycs .a,l come
back ~ StQu"ssttt.
Luke had made his fortune. as the
story went. in the tar off Ell Dnra,l,,,
vaguely rhrasrd "Oat Vest by the
simple Srq""setttrs.
They d" say" sa"l Mrs. Bncking.
ham, THAT he \ innght that lot "pp"-
site the courthouse, AMI is going 4"
lmiltlsncl II h"nse IA never was.n
''l!t must hive p,"sprr.d greatly"
said the gentle Mrs. Par,let.
"And his wife wears n gown that
will stand alone with i,s own richness, :,
said Mrs. Buckingham. ~ cam re-
memlnr when Luke Ku,!.,ilo.p was
nothing Tut ~ l""'r, miserable drunken,
creature" ~
''All the move credit to him now
said Mis-. Pmtlrt rmpI'atim'ly.
ut ia all to he M stun" said Mrs.
Buckingham, "Hith marble n,an,lcs
and snlaid doors. Aud he's put "a lot
I" papers under the c"r.er ",-." .
r 1.-THE CORNER what" said Mrs Part.
let, angling. ''FImr or nantcl!"
rs IN. I" be- sure" said Mira. Buck.
ing''an', Like they d.in public build
iuss, YOU know" q
7 "WelI. it's kind o queer, bnt Luke
Ru,ldil"ve never warn't like any one
tl,e. Folks think lis dreadful strange.
he should put II dollar Til il, Will. the
ether THINGS"
Mrs. partlet felt her cheeks flnsl,
scarlet. She glanced up /" here the
squire was checking eff list n legal
items IN the bill l,e was making out
against some client. Bat lie never
looked al"nn,', and Mrs. Buckingham,
went "h with her never ceasin. flow ,f
ch't-chat. and so tie color died away
IN her cheek. After all the money ..a,i
been her own TO give, and the old oil
cloth IN front Of the diniDgroom stove
had answered very We'll.
She met Luke Rnddiiove that after
noon ftr the first time since his return
t" seqnossett-=LHke himself, yet not
i'mself-the demon of lntpmperance
crushed out OF his nature, and its bet.
ter, n"bIer elements tri,.npl,ins at last.
He Looked her brightly in the face, as
he held ont his band.
"iIary
~ am glad to see yon back again,
Luke" she said TREMENDOUSLY.
''An,i we'll yen may ir,' he ans
wertd.s '.Do you remember that night
Jon gave me that dollar Till, and beg.
ssr! me mot to go to the tavern :"
EYES,"
well, that night was the PIVOT On
which my whole iraiiny turned. You
were kins. !" me wien everyone spoke
cc''!'y; y"n trusted me when al, o:ler
faces were avened. l vowed a vow to
invsplf tO prove worthy If vnnr cn,.
Iidence, and have kept It. l did not
spend the money. I treasured it up,
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| Sand isn't it natural that lie should
Luke r.
"Yes-ycs, Mary, don't say lint
Whit it u.s." murmn,ed Luke Rn.l.l,.
love, IN the same d.,jcr I'd tone he had
used Throughout the whole interview.
"Sta.," Mrs. PMtl,t said il Il low
voice, as his hand lay on the .l"",
latch.
..Here'sa dollar, Luke. Mr.. Partlpt
gave 1t t" me for u new piece al "il
cloth to put in front of the dining room
stove. hut III try to make my old "hc
do little longer. Aud Luke, for the.
sake nf old ,imcs-tur the sake Of Your
poor wife, will you cn,leavur to .lo
bpt'rr?"
Luke Ru'lli,ovc looked vacant,y first
ut the fresh new bank bill in his hand,
and then at the blooming young ma
tron who had placed it there.
"Thank y"n. Mary" he said, and
crtpt ont Of the warm. bright kitchen
into the storm that rri.ne.l Without
Nus. Partlet s."n.l looking intently IN.
t" tie kitchen fire.
81 dare say I've done very foolish
thing" she POWDERED, ''bnt indeed I
conld not help il. OF course lie will
spend it all at the public h",,se, and I
shall do without my oil cloth; that y il!
br the end nf it ALL"
Aud there was an unconscious flnsI,
on her cheek, as If she ha,! done sn,,,e-
thing wrong. when she rcjoi,ed the
squire it. the sitting.ro"m.
"Well," said Squire Partlct, "lIas
that Meier boswell gone at least y
Yes"
ST" Stokes tavern. I suppose"
81 hope not, Josiah"
"lm afraid it past hoping for" said
the squire, Struggling his shoulders.
"And now for pleasant evening.
How it does rain. to lie snrc."
Aud Mrs. Partlet kept the secret of
the dollar bill locked up iu her own
heart.
1t was six months afterward that
the squire came into the rnon, where
his wife was preserving some great led
apples into jelly.
"WelI, wclI,' qnoth he, "wonder>
never will cease. The Euddiloves
have gone away"
"Gone where 2"
IL don't knnw-ont West, some.
where, with a colony. Aud they xa,
Luke hasn't tasted drop in Elk
mouths.
=! an glad Of that" said Mis-.
Pantltt.
'Gs wont Iast long, said the squire,
disparag'ngly.
"W'hy not ~
ooh, l don't know. haven't any
faith in these Sudden refn,m ms"
Mrs. Partlrt remained silent; she
thought thankfully that after all Luke
had not spent the dollar bill for liqnor.
Six montAs-six years-the tims
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and Heaven has added nightly to my
little store. rnt thc dollar bill under
the CORNER stone Of my new house, ior
the house has risen frnm it, aud it
nlone."
Il won't offer to pay yon back, for
I'm afraid" he added smiiin:ly, "timt
luck w""'.l go from me with il. But |
tell !"n what ! Will d", Maryse will
give money an.lworils III trust and en-
courage s"me other poor w,etch, rs you
gave mes
Aud Squire partlet nevcr- knew what
his wife md viii, that one dollar hill
he gave her 10 buy u new piece Of Oil
clo,l. with.
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"9ftE WORLD roo
ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. ISL
2Qetyn,
A ClilLD'S HYMN.

Now the day of work is done,
Now the quiet nj gifts begun,
And lay my tired head
Safe within my little bed,
SAVER, hear me;
BE thou near me.
TIL the hours OF dark have fled.
| can see from where ! lie,
GIittering in the dark blue sky,
Here and there little star
Shining ont SO clear aud high.
Savior, hear me;
BE tl,o, near me,
Keep me safe beneath thine eye.
If I've grieved thee through this day,
Let my sin be washed away:
Make me meek and pure and kind.
Give me thy most holy mind.
Savior, hear me;
BE thou near me.
Let NE now Thy mercy find.
Thou art loving me above,
Aud iove.t',ee for thy love:
Thou diast>lcave Thy throne on high,
And for me come down to die.
Thou wilt hear me,
And he Hear me
am safe while Thou art nigh.
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~ 1t tas been computed that there
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sy According TO the South Pacif
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tanned out If the Cathedral If LIN
because che came t. hear u.ass With. !,
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saA hoy Years old iii, Il II few days
az" m Boston (whe.e the, have pro-
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TT Out in lnsiiain the other day. a
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tered was n horse eight years old
The owner had u colt in Il pasture aud
sent II man to bring him to the fair;
the Mai, nasl.. n mistake and took the
eight. ytar-uld. horse, wl,icl, was in the
same pasture, and the. committee "put
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fv A witness under cross examine
tim. who had 're,lstoItured Ivy !, law
Yer for Se,erals hours, at las. asked for
a glass of water. "'fhere row. said
t!ie Judge. IL tl,ink ycn'd better let
that witness go now, as yonl.a pump.
le, him dry
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Co A Fremhn,an sai, to an Amta'-
can "Thcre is Won word in y"nr Ian
outage ! do not comprehend, all ze
time hear it. Tat,letnn. tattlesm,--vat
yotJ n,pa..s by tattletuo7" The Ameri.
can insisted That no such VOID exists
in the English. While he was saying
s.., Ills servant came 10 p,t coal on the
tire, when he said: ''rhe,e, John,
sl,a,'ll do r ere iattleton You say
J i'm yourself, sare; vat means tat.le-
Too a
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A TRENTON TRAGEDY.

Probably Fatal Shooting ARRAY Between
Two We'll known Citizens-An Insult
10 . Woman and It's Consequences.
Yesterday morning James s. Gray, private
watchman, and William Kelly, who keeps store
on Willow street. had an alteration the United
States Hotel, which resulted In the dangerous
wounding OF the latter by revolver which Gray
used, as he alleges, In selEdefcnce. 1t appears
that at the time above stated Gray was
going his rounds, and when he came to
the corner Of State and Warren streets his
attention was attracted to q woman with two
small children lettering within short distance of
the United States Hotel Seeing that they were
alone and unprotected, as he thought, and wonder
ing what could have been their motive In being on
the streets at such an hour, he stepped up to the
woman and said
"cAN SEE you HOME
or can ] do anything for yous' She abruptly
replied in rather her ,s;.y s;aucy = manner m that 1T
dressed himself to on OF the children, which
made the woman move further on in
watchman. 1t appears that her husband, William
Kelly, had gone In there short time previously to
take and in Going 80 made delay BY
Kelly Immediately informed her husband how she
had been nsulted by Gray. Kelly thereupon de-
former. Not decming 1t satisfactory, Kelly at
once proceeded to catch hold OF the watchman
Gray fold him who he was and exposing his badge,
cautioned him to beware of what he was doing.
But Kelly was ineXorable Gray speedily
DREW HIS REVOLVER
and lodged its contents in Kellys neck, thereby
causing a fearful, and what may prove to be fatal
wOunc. The wounded man did not bleed much,
and was able to walk to his home. surgeon was
summoned, who after an examination pronounced
1t a serious case. The bullet was lodged in the
muscles OF the neck, and, he could not probe the
wound he thought some time would eapse before
1t could be extracted II inflammation set In the
shooting would prove fatal. Gray has the reputa-
tion OF being law abiding citizen and is highly es-
teemed throughout the city. Kelly Is a well-to-do
man, and also bears good character. Gray was
placed under arrest and held to answer in the
sum Of 900 ball before Mayor Briest.