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Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

s1sss~Ws ~ stfS SsseA 80
MIXED TRAiN,-Noriaysrd will leave Dsl-
mar at . 90 n. NJ; Laurel s.25; Ssaiord, SIS |.
Bridge,illc, 4.3 Greenwood, $50; Farmisesos
sos; Harrington, 5.25i Dsysr, P.2sj Claytos,
SIS Middietown, 1.3s. Arrive d wilmington,
800 Philadelphia, li30; baltimore, q So
Southward, will leave PhiiA. At Ils0 r. n.
Baltimore, $50; Wilmington, IL. S.; EsT Cas-
tie, 10; Middietcwn, 2.26; Townsend, a.As /;
Clayton, 3.is; Dover 400; Wyoming, 4.lo;
Pelion, 40; Harrington, SOS; farnisssou,
BIB; Greenwood, 6.32 Bridgsvills, $50; 6sa-
ford, o. Is; Laurel, $40; Delmar, 100.
The mixed train will be run subject 10 delays
incident TO freight business, and will stop oaly
At stations where time 10 gives.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Csstle Tor Wilmiugton ard Phils-
delphia at TAO A. N. Leave Philadelphia,
ll.4s A. n. and Wilmington, t.00 p. n. ioi
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 10 ihoss above. leave Smyrna fol
Clayton Il. IS A. ~ aod I. .3a r. n. leave Clayton
for Smyrna $40 A. ~. and 400 p. H., lsava
Smyrna tor Clayton II 81 A. NJ, and 1855 p. y
to make connection with trains TO asd from Do
yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
AZ Townsend, with the Kent County asd
with Md. and Del. II. X. A, Harrington with
J. b. Il. Il. At Scaford, with Dorcester and
Delaware X. X. AT Dclmar, with Eastern Shor,
X. r., aud wiconiico and Pocomoke Il. b.
Nay cc-iy II. y. KESNEy. Superintendent
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Registers Order.
pEGlSTER 5 OFFICE,

DEGlSTER 5 cfFlcE,
IN New Castle County July 25ih, 1874.
Upon the application OF Thomas J. Craven,
Administrator {. T A u; Samurl Jefferson late
OF Saint Georges Hundred in said county, de-
ceased il Is ordered aud directed by the Regis
ier thar tie Administrator, &. 7 A., aforesaid.
give notice Of the granting of Letters OF Admin
tsitaiiun upon The estate Of the deceased, with
the = W. 81 granting tacrr0f hy cnusing advct-
tsemcnts % nr posted within forty days from
the granting ut such Letters, in six Of the most
pnhio paefs of The county Of New Castle re-
guirlhs all persons having demands against the
Estate - present hu samc, or atiie hs an At
Of Assembly In such ense made mud provided
aud als9 cause the same 10 hr inserted within
tie same period in the NlnutrtaNS THssscairrt
= newspaper published In Mialctu@n and to he
continued therein two manths
HsrYN Given nhltf tie hand and Seal Of Office
EHS0 Ut the Reeia,ef n'ofesAi {. al New Castle,
In SgW ea.ilc county aforesaid, the day and .cAf
above written b GIBBS, Register
NnTlcE.-All persona having cams against
the Estate Of the aeeeasel niisi present hs same,
duly ait.s,ea 10 the administrator, on or before
July 25th, 1873 or abide the Act Of Assembly IN
such case male anl provided.
Thomas J. CRAVEN. Adm G. T. A.
aug 3-am Adiress-Si Georges, Del
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General Dix has been interviewed by n
reporter in New York, to whom he stated
that he received the letter notifying him
Of his nomination for Governor but few
days ago, and would reply to i, shortly
In regard to his acceptance Of the nonina-
tion. he had sc, that poin, 10 decide, but
it was possible that he would accept,
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TO FARMERS.

NE call your attention 10 the following
w statement mtdv iy TWO ui The most prom
imcnt h,rncts IN this locality. We hope thnr
ihr wheat rlscrs IL ,h. section will study their
Interest aud give this Gnanua trial. The tnauU
crn he obtained on the me.i reasonable toadi-
'ious from J. II fbHEp,
Niit.letown
ana e Makins,
Odessa
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

The Democratic Conservative Convcn-
tion Of the Second District Of Maryland.
met at Ttwsoniown. on Wednesday, and
after long aud animated contcs, rcnonii-
mated Hon. Stevenson Archer for Con.
Cress
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M,ppsErosS, Del July 18Th, 49,.

At,r, Jo1n S R,,c 4 e. Fhal6iphn
Grr,frmH II purchased ttom ,onr
Agent, MIR ] y. Fohrd, Of Ibis town, several
'ons Of yodr Pacific ,inaao lasl spring and aI-
piled il TO my rorn ~ The rate OF unc haniull 10
three hills ! have ltcn farming from three 10
six hundred acres uf land for the pas, touricru
years, aud during th.t time have used great
deal Of fhosphle snd Gnnue nt various kinds
hui yours has done more good np 70 the present
Than ANY ever tried. left out snue ttnds
without ang GaAaa, and H1p they du; l4ok Is
though they would mike mneti mnra ihah halt
~ ninth corn ~ where ! applied tie Gaana II
You viii only Keep up the standard d t0nrfer,i-
iiyer, am sufr soa can sell .asi amount here
iours truly, r. X. COCHRAN.
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Che 9liddltto,rn Granstript
n ruuLlsIlsp syssy aAruapAy
ny vanderlord 4 Reymslds.

ny v0mderf0rd + Reym0l0s.
TERMS-$2.oo rear, payable IN advance.
No paper discontinued until 80 ordered, except a,
~ option Of the publisher.
RATES or ADVERTISING. Advertisements
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and 25 cents for each additional Insertion. bus
inchs cards, $40 per year. Onc-Qnaricr Of a col
wmn, months, -; . months, $i5; one year,
$26. Onc-half OF . column, months, SIS; .
months, $50; one year, $50. Unc column, one
year, $lo0. Business Locals, 10 cents line for
each insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
FREE. Obituaries charged for st regular adver-
tising rates.
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WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE
For Students ef both sexes In Distinct Depart
mcn,s, Westminster, Nd.

HNIiIS Institution Is under the special patron
l. nge Of the Maryland Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Protestant Church, but Ia strictly
free from any scc,aransm, either in lis Course
Of Study or Rules Of Discipline. Male and fc
male students reci,e in separate classes, bu, all
have the advantage Of instruction from every
Professor having charge OF the studies pursued
The Vicc-principai, Rev. DR.. Nichols, the Pre-
ccp,rrss { Miss llancc and several other MEM
bers OF the Faculty reside In the college building
and have constant oversight OF the boarding
students. The Course Of Study Is thorough, nn-
der a competcn, corps Of thirteen Instructors.
The Ninth Semi i-Annual Session will begin Sep
lcniber 81, 1872.
sxPEssrs, rrR SESSION of Il WEEKS.
boarding, Lodging Washing, Fuel and
Light 90
Tuition in Preparatory Departmeut...,.... II So
Tuilon 10 Collegiate . ........ 30 90
Instruction in Music viii, use OF ins,ru-
m,nts % 90
Nniriculaiion Fee, payable on entering
Collegiate Department. t.....s...".."... 90
No extra charges Tor any study in the regular
course. For Catalogues, address
]. II. WARD D. D.. President.
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Juiy 4---GW
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M..r.. Tim S. R.e.e { g. plA.alehm

h,,rt Jsta $. Rssst 4 e. Pif49lptm
Da. Sias Il have lrcn induced by your Agent
n, Miidlo,own Nr J d fetri, 20 Try the mer.
Its Of your rAelslc 6taSo ou corn This spring,
and ehrcrflly testify tia, the results lave far
exceeded my expectations.
| consider that your Gnano ik the hrst fcrti-
jixer | have used, ani my experience has no,
hern in any Way limited shall make liberal
usc Of il On future eiops, and shall use il this
fall ON what. j. y. FENlNuRE.
Aug. 2s-if. .idlletpwn, bel
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EQuH
Delaware Rail Road Lime.
eum0er Arraneoneue.

m ed aNw Ms~lsy, ny -, iess, tssslsys q
" sssssa,i Tssans VIM 5sass - Nl1sss;
neaea norra
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THE SELMA RAILROAD.

As viii be seen from a call in another
column, it is absolutely necessary that
the merchants and business men OF
Memphis meet to-day, at the Chamber
of Commerce, at four O'Clock, to con-
slider certain propositions for an early
completion Of the Selma railroad. The
call is urgent, but it is not more so than
the necessities of the case require. We
hope the meeting win be huge and in
fiHential, and that the ends sought for
will be accomplished.
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coLuuRus. ONO.

CoLUNBUs, July 10.-The news from
Baltimore made nc special stir, asst was
expected. Liberal Republicans and Dem
ocrats are happy, and while under the
influence of their delight arranged for
a ratification meeting tonight at the
east front Of the State House. Speeches
were expected from General Brinker-
hof, H. J. Jewett, and other local
speakers. AT half past seven, when a
few citizens had gathered at the State
House, a gentle rain began to fall, and
50 the meeting was postponed until
Saturday evening. The Republicans
express themselves as glad that the Bal.
timore Convention placed Greeley regu-
larry in nomination, and that II he IS to
run they want him to so before the peo-
pie as q Democrat, and not as a liberal
Republican nominee alone. Some OF
the most prominent Republicans declare
they do not doubt the election of Grant,
Notwithstanding ali the elements of 0p-
position are consolidated against him.
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YEAST POWDER.

OLIVER, FINNIE & CO. my
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ARKANSAS.
Grants Radicals Stil Numbering the
Pe0ple-COuHterfeiters in Court.

LITTLE Rock, July l0.-Parties from
Pope county this evening report that
the militia to the number Of sixty were
in arms neal Dover last night. IL was
reported that they intended to make an
attack on that place to-day. 1t was also
reported that two more citizens were
killednear Dover last night The Gov
ernor will send Major General Upham,
Of the militia, to the scene of the troubles
tomorrow, to investigate the matter.
"A Constable named billiard was shot
and killed at Peavyville on Saturday.
The cOunterfeiters were brought before
Chief Justice Mcclure this evening on a
writ of hdbedS corpus, which was grant
ed, and the bail-bOnd of each fixed at
ten thousand dollars. Failing to give
bond, they were remanded to prison.
The trial Of one of the prisoners before
an examining court was concluded to-
day, and in default of ten thousand dol
lars bail he was sent to prison to await
the action Of the Criminal Court.
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THE COMMITTEE TO ANEOUECE
NOMINATIoES.

BALTIMORE, July 10.-Immediately
after the adjournment of the conven.
ton, the committee appointed to notify
Greeley and Brown Of their nomination
by the convention held a meeting, J. r.
Doolittle. Chairman, and T. P. FentOn,
Secretary, and appointed the following
subcommittee to prepare a letter to the
nominees, to be presented to the full
committee this afternoon: James d.
Thayer, New York; Judge D.. @. Alb
bot, Massachusetts; J. d. Chestnut,
South Carolina; John G. Burch, Ten
nessee; A. NJ. Miller, Illinois.
On motion OF Judge Abbott Il was re-
solved that the committee proceed In G
body to New York and present the letter
to Mr.. Greeley. Should tfeneral Brown
be in New York at the time the COM
mittee win also wait upOIt him.
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Organization OF the Democratic Nj,
fi0naI


BALTIMORE, July 10.-At a meeting
Of the National Democratic Committee
this afternoon, all the members being
present, except from the States of Della
ware and Florida.
Hon. Augustus Schell New York,
was elected Permanent Secretary and
Treasurer. The following gentlemen
were elected members of the Executive
Committee; Theo. J.. Rudolph, New
Jersey; Cyrus H. Mccormick, Illinois,
w. a. Moore, Michigan; /. E. Eaton,
Kansas;F. o. Prince, Massachusetts,; J.
L. Thompson, Ohio; james p. Barr,
Pennsylvania; VIM. 81. Barnum, Con.
necticut; M. ". Ransom, North Caro-
lima, and w. B. Bate, Tennessee. The
Chairman of the National Executive
Committee was made a member of the
Executive Committee. The following
gentlemen compose the resident Demo
cratic COMMITTEES at Washington 8. j,
Randolph, Pennsylvania; A. w. Corco-
ran, Washington; Allen @. Thurman.
Ohio; j. D.. Rocks, New York, and
! Montgomery Blair, Maryland. 81
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NEW YORK, July 10.-A salute wa
fired in honor Of Greeley and Brown
A ratification meeting viii be held IL
Lafayette Square tonight.
On the announcement of tine nomina.
ton Of Greeley and Brown, three field
pieces fired one hundred guns in the
City Hall Park, flags were hoisted on
the City Hall, and a banner was sus-
pended between two large trees in City
Hall Park with the inscription, ''Tam-
many responds to the nominations oil
the National Convention at Baltimore
The immense crowds that had assembled
interpreted the firing with cheers for
Greeley.
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The women in their wrnth.

BALTIMORE, July l0.-Isabella Beech
er Hooker, Susan B. Anthony and Laura
DeFOrce Gordon, who have been in at
tendance ON the convention, hoping to
obtain from the Democratic party a
broader recognition of their right to vote
than was given by the Republican con-
vention at Philadelphia, are very much
disappointed by the utter rejection of
their claims by the Baltimore COnYen-
ton, and declare their intention of
working for the Philadelphia platform
and its nominees.
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COLONEL ToM SCOTT said, when ap-
preached by a newspaper man in New
Orleans, that be had never conceived Of
the i~mmeasurable riches and resources
of Texas till he visited the imperial
state. and he would be equally amazed
ifhe beheld the matches riches of Ar
kansas. He said that his t~ranscOnti-
mental road would be managed in pro-
motion of the peculiar interests Of no
locality, city or State, but TO make
money. Memphis, Vicksburg and New
Orleans would each share equal favors
At his hands
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TELEGRAMS.

Postal cards viii be ready next month.
Van Trump, of Ohio, viii eheerfully
support Greeley.
The New York Standard temporarily
suspended yesterday.
Chief-Justice COckburn, OF England,
is 10 be made an Earl for his part in the
Geneva Conferences.
Cotton caterpillars have appeared in
many counties in Alabama, and there is
much depression among planters.
~. J. Davis, Of West Virginia, is the
only member of Congress from that
state who is opposed to Greeley and
Brown.
The authorities Of New York are de-
termined that the twelfth OF July shall
be a quiet day. The OrGngemen and
RibbOnmen viii not he allowed to col
Tide.
The testimony in the Stokes case yes
terday was mostly medical. StOkes's
mothers brother testified as to Stokes
carrying a pistol to protect himself from
Fisk.
On Tuesday night the Americas Club
Of Baltimore serenaded the Massachu-
sets delegates to the Democratic Con-
VentiOn. The graceful compliment was
acknowledged by several patriotic
speeches.
The Confederate ram Albemarle was
appraised at two hundred and eighty
two thousand eight hundred andf fty-six
dollars, which appraisement has been
confirmed Ey the court. Seventy-nine
thousand nine hundred and fifty-four
dollars has been distributed to the cap
tors.
The Committees of the Board of
Tradeand they orkingmen's Association
Of POttsville, Pennsylvania, met yester-
dsy to average the price OF coal nom the
June returns, and found the same 70 be
one dollar and ninety-nine cents. In
accordance with an agreement made IN
january, 1865, the wages for July viii
be paid on the basis then established.
The Yale College Presentation exer-
ciseg were attended with a great deal OF
ecldt. An Grafton was delivered and a
poem read yesterday morning 10 the.
class. The orator was L. =. Lines, Of
Connecticut, and the poet, S. n. Beach,
Of New jersey. The class ivy was plant
ed in the afternoon. A great many
strangers were present. z
In the English House OF Commons
Yesterday, Mr.. Morrison moved the sec
0ndraSding of the proportional represen-
tation bill, which adopts the American
system Of representation. Nj. Morrison
said that under this system Birmingham
would be entitled to yer and Liverpool
to eleven representatives in Parliament,
instead Of thnee each as at present, and
London would have sixty-two members
instead of twenty Is now. Tom Hughes
seconded the motion. Charles Dixie OPP.
posed the motion on the ground that
Ireland and Scotland were not included
0a the bill.
B. H. Watson, the new President Of
the Erie road, is from Ashtabula, Ohio.
In view of the change Of his position he
takes up his residence in New York.
Commodore Vanderbilt considers him
one Of the best railroad men In the
-eoaatry. General A. S. DeVin, who.
was unanimously chosen Viee-Presi-
deut "a considered to be one Of the most
experienced railroad men of the present
day. and has long been connected with.
he management Of roads. In future,
he Erie will work in conjunction with
The Atlantic and Crest Western road.
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NEW YORK, July 1o.-Dispatches re-
ceived here nom the principal cities in
this State and from many New England
towns say that the nominations of the
Baltimore Convention were received
with enthusiasm by the Liberal Repub-
licans and Democrats. A Greeley and
Brown meeting was held here, cannon
were fired and a tOrch-light procession
paraded the streets.
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THE NOMINEES.
How the Democracy Of the COun-
try Hail the Nomination of
Greeley and Brown.
Ratification Meetings in many of
the Principal Cities--Enthu-
siastie Endorsements.
sACKsOs. MIssEssIPPr.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, July l0.-The
news of Greeley's Endorsement is re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. The
firing Of cannon has been continued
throughout the afternoon, and now a
grand torehlight procession is moving
through the streets, carrying a large
number Of t-ransparencies with most APP
propriate notices. The enthusiasm ex-
tends to all classes. The affair this
evening is under the auspices of the
Greeley Club, of which Lyman C. Gum
is President. At the close Of the pro-
cession public speaking viii be the
order. Judge AleOrn and Lieutenant
Governor Bennett are amongst the
speakers.
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COLONEL r. B. S-OMERvELL's card,
announcing himself a candidate foT
Congress in the Ninth district, viii ar
rest the attention Of our readers. He Is
n Of the best citizens Of the State, q
well-informed politician, a fluent speak
er, and personally most highly esteemed
everywhere. We shall speak Of him as
a candidate hereafter.
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WHEELING, w. Va, July 10.-The
friends of Governor Jacobs, who is an
Independent candidate for reelection
against Johnson n. Camden, the Dem
ocratic nominee, held a roUsing mass
meeting at the courthouse tonight,
which was addressed by Governor Ja-
eobs and c. n. Fitzhugh, of Kanawha.
They were eheered to the echo by a large
and enthusiastic audience. There were
thirty Vice-Presidents, embracing the
foremost Democrats of this city. This
was the opening meeting Of the cam
paign. Governor Jacobs, besides a large
Democratic support, will receive the
solid Republican vote. His friends say
they are confident OF his election,
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwORTH, July 10.-One hun
bred guns were fired here in honor OF
Greeley's nomination. The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans are iubilant.
Bets were made that Greeley and Brown
will carry Kansas, and the Liberals
claim that they viii carry Leavenworth
county by a thousand majority.
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THE Undersigned W. this day formed a
III copartnership, under the firm name OF
ELY, HARVEY q RICHARDSON, Who wiz
continue the business of the late firm Of
Clarke, ely & Co., at the same place 1902
FRONT STREET, and viii assume all habni-
ties TO or from the late firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them. .
THAD. s. ELY.
w. o. HARVEY. II
JAMES S. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, July I, 1S72.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 10.-The news of the
nomination Of Greeley and Brown BY
the Democratic National Convention
created very little excitement here, the
proceedings of the convention yesterday
having go plainly indicated the result,
that nothing but a failure to nominate
the Cincinnati ticket would have elected
surprise.
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POLITICAL.
Radical Convention a, Cincinnati.

Baahcal convention az Cincinnati
INDIANAPOLIS, July 12-At the after
noon session Of the Republican COnven-
ton for the nomination of a Congress-
man and electOr at large, Judge Isaac
Moore, Of Warwick county, was elected
to fill the vacancy caused by General
Kimbal's resignation. Major j. w.
Gordon, of this city, vas nominated for
the other elector at large, with ]. S.
Hinton and Henry c. DOnnel as eOntin-
rents
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, July 10.-The Democrats
here held an immense ratification meet
ing at the Lucas Market Place tonight.
a salute of one hundred guns was fired,
and also q brilliant display Of fire
works. Senator Blair and other dis
tinguished gentlemen spoke at length.
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THERE is a matter Of life and death
TO Memphis to be considered this after
noon. at the hall of the Chamber of
Commerce. A distinguished and el6
0uent gentleman, from an adjacent
State, will address the assembly. Let
no one fail to attend.
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FORT SCOTT.

FoBT 6CoTT, KS, July 10.-A salute
was fired here this afternoon in honor of
the Baltimore Convention nominee, and
there has been much excitement among
Democrats and Liberal Republicans. a
ratification meeting will be held here
on Saturday In honor of the nominees.
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n ILLINOIS.

PARIS, July 10.-The Democrats and
Liberal Republicans Of Edgar county,
Illinois, will hold q great mass meeting
on the thirteenth instant, at Paris, to
rRtify the nomination Of Greeley and
Brown. A number of eminent speakers
are to be present.
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NOTICE.

TN retiring from the firm Of Clarke, Ely &
Il Co, / a pleasure in recommending
their successors to my friends and the Gus
toners OF the old firm, and would say to them
that 1 shall remain with the new nrn during
the coming season and have Hcharga OF the
Cotton apartment, as I have done for the
past six years.
I would also state that Mr.. JAS. S. RICH
ARDSON, the son of Mr.. *. Richardson, OF
the firm Of Richardson & Nav, New Orleans,
brings a large eapital into the concern. max
ing IL ~abundantly able to fulfil all engage
ments of the late firm, and largely increase
the business, should they desire to do so. -
Memphis, July I, lS72. T.. K. CLARKE.
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BUFFALO, July I0.-Bernhard Murray,
supposed to be a sailor from Detroit,
died suddenly in a saloon here to-day.
He had discharges from both the army
and navy, and a bank book on the De
trOit Savings Bank ON his person.
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HAMILTON. ONO.

CINCINNATI, July 10.-One hundred
guns were fired In Hamilton to-day IN
honor Of Greeleyis nomination.
The news was announced here on
Change by the superintendent, and wa
received with loud cheering and APP
plause.
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CHICAGO, July IO.-Henry ID. Wilson,
for many years connected with the rail-
road interests of st. Louis, and lately
with the Atlantic and Pacific road, died
this morning at OcOtto, Wisconsin,
whittier be had gone with the view Of
recovering his health.