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Evening Informal Meeting.

On reassembling in informal meeting at
S O'Clock last evening
THE GRAFTON,
as provided for, was delivered by T. II.
Baker of the jackson Democrat.
The speaker proceeded to discuss the
condition of society in the dark ages, and
alluded to the fact that now and then an
intellectual comet would shoot athwart the
horizon of contracted world of letters,
and dazzle it moment, to sink down in
an endless gloomy night.
These moments of intellectual light were
seized upon by the masses of mankind to
take new reckoning in the voyage of life.
The march of the human intellect, the
speaker proceeded to say, had been painful
ly slow during this period, but neVerthe-
less had been steady forward until it reach
ed the plane of the nineteeth century, when
it bounded forward with a celebrity that
COMPOUNDED the wisdom of philosophy.
The speaker argued that the world was
not devoid of wealth of learning, but
that it was scattered over every nation and
cline so as not be available for general
good, but that in this century the agencies
Of electricity and steam had placed the
world in such close communication as TO
produce the wonderful phenomenon of in
telleCtual advancement that we witness to-
day.
The printing press had been a powerful
agent in the accomplishment of these great
results, furnishing medium Of communi-
cations and the means of a perpetual preser-
Walton.
He commended that the true philosophy of
the age recognized the fact that mankind
was upon more elevated plane of exis-
tence and that the line of difference be-
tween the most favored sons of genius and
the combined wisdom of the multitude was
imperceptible. Public opinion he conten-
ded was the monarch to whom all owed al
lPgiance and whose mandates must be
obeyed. Journalism is a science and must
be SO recognized by the profession if they
would attain the most favorable results.
He demanded independence in the pro-
fession and disclaimed against partizan or
personal papers as derogatory to the true
standard of excellence.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS
was delivered by Archie Thomas, of the
Springfield Record, in part as follows:
"Why, Mr.. President, some of the best 10
calities in our State are without local
paper. This is wong. Every county in
our State should sustain first-class paper.
The paper that l now represent is about
the ninth attempt at establishing journal
at its present location.
There is no end to the number of lit
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Grand Temperance Reunion and Bias.
ket Picnic,

Under the auspices of Tennessee Division
No. 80, Sons of Temperance, at McGav-
Ock's Grove, Franklin, Tenn, June S. All
friends of the cause are cordially invited to
join in the procession at Franklin. Divis-
ions and Lodges are requested not to 60 in
regaIia, as the Committee of Arrangements
will furnish all in the procession with white
badges. Addresses will be delivered by the
Hon. Atha Thomas aud Col. A. S. Colyar.
Good music will be furnished, and a splen-
did time is anticipated. Train leaves De-
catur Depot at % o'clock.
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$50 Ladies' Saratoga Trunks, 100 Gents
Sole Leather Trunks, and large variety Of
Ladies' and Gents Satchels, Gents Sole
Leather Valises. Also, a very large stock
Of Merchants Trunks which l viii sell
cheap for cash for the next 80 days at Trunk
Store, 81 North College street. VIZ. DUN
STEAD, Trunk Manufacturer. my14 f
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For nvsnansia. Tndioestion. Den

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression
of Spirits and General Debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers, the
"FerrO-P hosphoFated Elixir Of Calisaya,'
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists, is the bes
tonic for patients recovering from fever OF
sickness. It has no equal.
nnh2Q 2aR fri.Stnas 1Y
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Alumni SOciety-UniVersify of Nash
willie.

The annual Meeting of the Alumni Soci-
ETY. Of the University of Nashville, will be
held at the Capitol in Nashville, on Thurs
day, 18th inst. Hon. VIM. YeTger, of
Miss, will deliver the annual address.
The members Of the Society are urgently
requested to be present, and share in the
pleasures of the occasion.
j. NJ. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
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Wac DHPARTsurT,

WASHINGTON, d. O., June G, 1872.
ProbGbilities.-Tee area of cloudy wealth
er and rain north of the Ohio Valley viii
extend eastward over the northern portion
of the Middle States to-night, and possibly
over the southern portion by and on Friday
morning, and probably over New England
on Friday. Diminishing pressure, south
erly to westerly winds and increasing cl lud-
mess for the Southern States. Rising bar
ometer, norSherly to westerly winds and
clearing weather viii extend over Wiscon-
sin and Illinois by Friday morning. Brisk
winds are probable for the lower lakes on
Friday, but dangerous ones are not antici-
Pated.
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In speaking of Mayor Adolph Huner-
wadel in yesterdays issue it was stated thai
he was the cousin of Gen. Theodore Tran
ernicht. This was a mistake as the gen.
tleman alluded to is a cousin of Capt. E.
H. Plumarcher the accomplished profess
or of modern languages in the city high
schools.
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70 The finest stock of fine English roll
plate Bracelets ever in Nashville, inst re-
ceived by w. II. Calhoun & Co., corner
Public Square and College street. They
must be sold at COST, having been or
dered previously to their great clearing out
sale, mY29 IF
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Personal.

Miss Kate Burch, of Nashville, was a
passenger on the Adriatic which sailed from
New York for Liverpool on the LIST inst.
The Adriatic is the finest and fastest steam
er afoat. Her last trip from Queenstown
days, eighteen hours and ffty-fve minutes.
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Commencement ExerciSes-W.
TU,uHs, Con, s,ov-u

Commencement ExerciSes-W. E.
Wards Seminary.
Friday, juno Z, 8 to II A. M.-Class
Valedictories, Reports and Music.
Monday, June 10, 9 to II A. M.-Sixteen
Young Ladies win read Essays.
Tuesday, June II, 9 to II A. M.-Sixteen
Young Ladies win read Essays.
Wednesday, June II, 8 to II A. M.-Six-
teen Young Ladies will read Essays.
Wednesday night, to 10 P. M.-Con-
cert, Valedictory and Diplomas conferred
on forty -eight graduates.
The friends of education are respectfully
invited to be present. W. E. WARD.
innf Al
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unHE Ell

KUHN. On the 9th inst, at the residence Of
his mother in North Nashville, JACOB P.kUHN,
in the 2Sth year Of his age,
The friends and acquaintance Of the deceased
and family are invited to attend the funeral at
10 O'Clock to-day. Services at the Cathedral.
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neIure Fire Engine.

The "Deluge" fire engine of South Nash
vile, is being repaired and beautifully
painted. When the engine has undergone
ihe present Improvements it will shine
worse than darkey's face in cOtten-scrap-
Jug time,
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EdgeneId Male academH.

The friends and patrons of the Edgefeld
Male Academy are cordially invited TO at
tend the examination of the students, which
will continue till Monday next, at O'Clock
p. NJ. Also, the contests for excellence in
defamation at McClure's Hall, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next.
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Trunks Of All Sizes.-A splendid as
sortment Of travelling naId Bags. offered
at very Low PRICES for Cash.
j. RAMAGE & Son,
my11 If AZ College St.
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At the request of several m mbers a spe-
cial meeting of the Tennessee Press ASCOT
alton is hereby called to meet at the Agri-
cultural Club Rooms, corner of Cherry and
Deaderick streets, at 10 O'Clock this NOR u
inc. THOs. B. KIRBY, President.
NASHVILLE, June 7, 1872.
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The surest sign that Spring is fairly
upon us, is the breaking up of the ice in
Lake Erie, and the first shipment of the
celebrated Kelly's Island CataYba to Slime
& Birmingham, Sole Agents for Nashville.
ap14 Il.
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nny11H

Come at Last-That celebrated KeIly's
Island Catawba Wine, which the Agents,
Slime & Birmingham, Public Square, are
ready to supply to the trade at the COM
pany's prices. ap14 tt
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70 The stock of .Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Silver, Silver plated Ware, etc, etc,
must be sold at cost, without reserve, at
W. II. Calhoun & Co.'s, corner Public
Square and College street. my29 If
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Pensions

Fifty-eight pensions were paid yesterday
at the agency in this city. This nearly
completes payment of all home certificates
and those to be paid will come almost en-
tirely from a distance.
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Marriage Guide. = Interesting work
numerous engaYings, 224 pages. Price 80
cents. Address DIR. Butts Dispensary, II
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 dEW1y
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~Dons fail to attend the great clear
ing out sale of w. II. Calhoun & Co., Jew
ellers and Silversmiths, cor. Public Square
and College street. my29 If
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Additional Active and Honorary
Members EIected-The Onieers
for IS72-3.
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The tax collector of Davidson county
yesterday paid into the State treasury the
sum of Sll,577.49. All of this was in war
rants and Tennessee money.
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20 Watches, Chains, Jewelry, etc, at
w. Fl. Calhoun & Co.'s, corner Public
Square and College st. my29 If
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T. III. Bakers Grafton and r. +. Thorn.
as AumuaI Address at the Informal .
Meeting Last Evening.
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No Currency.

Yesterday the sum of 81, 325.96 was paid
into the United States internal revenue Of
fee.
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Mrs. WhitcOmb's Syrup for SOOth-
ing Children.-Many sleepess nights Of
painful watehings to the anxious mother
might be avoided by using this invaluable
prepa ration. JED 1w
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10 Owing to the great rush on W. 81
Calhoun & Co, jewelers. and Silversmitbs
all those who wish to purchase will do wei
to call on them at once. my29 tt
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
COAL AND COKE.
n'-040-0SJ-T
CHEAP COALl

HAyING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
III spacious Coal Mines Of Kentucky, known as
fhe St Bernard Mines, on the Evansville and
Henderson Railroad, and having cont Of the
disposition Of said Coal an south of Springfield
Robertson county, Tenn, we are determined to
furnish Nashville, Edgeheld, and the surround
in0 country and towns 50 cheap as 70 put fres In
me reach Of the poor as well as the rich.
we can furnish q superior article and abund-
ant supply.
OFFfCE-C Corner Union and Cherry streets.
i26 Il MADISON S'FEATROE a CD.
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70 Parties viii do well to call on W. II.
Calhoun g. Co, corner Public Square and
College street, for great bargains in Jewelry,
Silverware, ETC., etc. my29 tt
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REMARKS,

Il. ID. Baker thought that there ought TO
be a meeting this morning for important
practical business.
l. P. Jones concurred with Mr.. Baker
that this ought to be not only social but
also a business association. He thought
the printing business must protect itself.
If what he had listened to in the morning
was correct, and be had no doubt it was,
then the standard of the printing business
was demoralized. If this association was
a business cOncern-if it was attending to
the business of printing in the State Of
Tennessee-they would have had all, or
nearly all of the papers in the State repre-
sented. He expressed it as bis opinion that
the editor and proprietor, of ability, of a
country newspaper who run errands, when
he could hire boy to do them we'll for a
mere trihe, was wasting his abilities.
There was not department in a print
ing establishment that did not require hard
labor and the practical exercise of great
economy. Speaking out paper dealers,
he incidentally remarked that they were
about as close collectors ''as any you can
find" If the publisher of any paper es-
capped his obligations he would like to have
a private interview with him. Laughter
The newspaper business in this country, and
especially in this county, had entered upon
a new era, and it must come up to it. 1t
must proclaim its independence in bust
ness way. Every line in a newspaper had
a positive value and it ought to be asserted.
If the business was properly managed,
there was no necessity for "pOor devils Of
printers" A man might be very independ-
ent in the expression of his views, but
every time newspaper did, it had to pay
money.
Mr.. White thought that W hat Mr.. Jones
had said was all right theoretically, but he
did not think it would work in practice.
Mr.. Saunders said that some Of the sug-
gestions that had been made augured well,
and ought to be put in practice. BE con-
cluded by advocating the proposed coop
erative paper establishment.
Mr.. Baker expressed his beau ideal OF how
a country newspaper Dug BIT to be conducted.
He considered that the newspaper business
was a science.
Adjournment at I0P. NJ. to meet this
morning, Fl rst-for a visit to the Peniten-
tiary at s O'Clock, and also for business
meeting, subsequently,, at 10 O'Clock in the
Agricultur al rooms, corner Cherry and
Deaderick streets. .1E
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STEAMBOATS,.

Tor Cairo, ST. Louis, a
u Memphis, Weeks -gJlsA-1 |
burg and New Orleans $3.50.
The fine Steamer BU kIkSFlLLE, W. H
Carroll, il, Master, W. E. Byers, Clerk, will
leave a. above on FRIDAY, the 7lh inst, al
4 O'Clock P N.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to C.
street. p
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The new ColOnnade Hotel, on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, only charges $3.50
per day. JED 1w
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CITY Notices.

A.. SetIifR, Bookseller, has removed to
los Church street, nearly opposite Battle
House. je7 If
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10 Great clearing out sale 1T w. II.
Calhoun & Cos, corner Public Square and
College st. my29 If
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SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.

Correspondence Between Gen. J. ID. C.
Atkins and Hon, Dorsey B. Thomas.
PARIS, TENN, May q, 1872.-HOn. D.
B. Thomas-Dear sir: As we are announc-
ed as candidates for Congress in this Dis
trict, suggest that we meet at some point
convenient to both of US, and make out
list of joint appointments to address the
people of the different counties.
Please name time and place, pOstponing
the meeting until as late as the 9Th Of June.
Respectfully yours,
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We continue TO report the river station
airy at this point with 20 inches on Harpeth
shoals. The weather opened cool yester-
day morning, but about noon 1t was quite
oppressive, and in the evening cloudy.
The only arrival was the Burksville, from
Cairo, with 1850 sacks corn, 20 crates
earthenware, and lot Of iron.
There were no departures.
The BurksYille returns to Cairo to-day,
leaving at P. N. Capt. Carroll commands,
and W. E. ByeTs is in the Office.
Capt. VIII Harmon was appointed COM
mittee of one yesterday 20 make all the ne
cessary preparations for the June rise,
which is looked for, but not yet arrived.
The Local Board of Steamboat Super
visOrs at this port have reinstaied the Il
cence Of VIM. Z. Gupton, who was sus-
pended about six weeks since.
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Economical Wives are notified that
our Remnant Table is filed this morning
with good and cheap things for the little
ones. THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
iun6 st Summer Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BANKRUPT SALE.
Over $1,000 in Notes and Account

Over $1,000 in Notes and Accounts.
T WILL OFFER FOR SALE TO THE
4 highest bidder, for cash, at Dixon's Springs,
Tenn, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1872,
over Seven Thousand Dollars IN notes and ac-
counts, held BY me rs part Of the assets Of the
estates OF Grain, Lyon and Tunstal, bankrupts.
Persons wishing to examine SAID Claims can
do so by applying at my Ofilre in Hartsvilie,
Tenn, at any time before The ~ Of sale.
j. W. JOHNcON, Assignee.
May %, 1872. my2s 1Gl
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RIVER NEWS,

Stage of RiveTs, June s, 1s72.-Heiqht of uuateT
abeve lo10 rDGter mark at 800 P. N.
Sta IONS. TT. In. N Stations. FIT In.
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Adjournment Sine Die to Meet IN
Chattanooga Next Fall.
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TENNESSEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Cordial Reception Of the Usual Strong
Delegation from Robertson County.
Telegram from the KentucRy Press
Association.
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STATE OF TEE WKATHKs

sIesTaphie Report from Sigsal Service C07Ps, o.
g. f., Of Obssrvation5 at o'clock, P. N.
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The second annual meeting, under reor-
gaDization, of the Tennessee Press Asso-
citation commenced yesterday morning,
soon after 10 O'Clock, in the Supreme Court
room, Capitol.
The meeting was called to order by Ira
P. Jones, President, UNION AND AMERI-
CAN.
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SOUTHERN TOTR.

Mr.. Griffith, from the Committee on a
Southern Tour, made the following re-
port:
The members of the Association to meet
on given day at Birmingham, Ala, the
new city at the junction of the Alabama
and Chattanooga, and the South and North
Alabama railroads, thence to Montgomery,
Mobile, New Orleans, Pensacola, Key. West,
Havana, Savannah, Charleston, Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, Knoxville and
home.
The report was adopted.
None other than regular members will be
allowed on the excursion.
Recess was then raken at II NJ. until 2
p. NJ.
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*BelOw high water mark of 1871.

Blank 81 indicates no report; cipher (0) sta.
tionary; minus ~ tendency TO fan; plus (t) ten
dency to rise. w. 8. KAUFMAN. observer.
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Special.

T. Fl. Baker, West Tennessee Democrat
moved suspension of the rules with 6
view of Introducing the following;
"Tbe Tennessee Press Association send
greetings to their Kentucky brethren, snC
earnestly invite them to pay us visit to-
morrow, and promise them a hearty wei
come, "a feast of reason and a flow o.
soul.'"
The motion prevailed, and on motion the
Chair, Secretary R. L. c. White, anC
Treasurer A. S. Horsley, were appointed
the committee to have the above tele
graphed to Bowling Green.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
a-AM-sl llss4s4I
FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS


d
'Ner Fork, Oct. 30.-The horse disease
has appeared at Port Jeryis, N. Y, espe-
clally affecting horses on the Delaware and
Hudson canal. It has also extended to
Columbus, Ohio, where three cases have
occurred. ~4@a-t
sOxen-have been sent from the interior-o +
New York to take the place of oxen in
this city. Hundreds of deaths were re-
ported yesterday. 3sr. 4Ji.
Bergh announces his determination to
prevent the working of affected horses.
Several railroad companies have brought
salt against. him for $25 900, and are pray
ing for an Injunction against him.
A stable superintendent thinks the work.
ing ofdiseased horses runs the malady into
CHAMBERS. hS
It Is stated that City. cows have died
from the malady at East Orange, N. J..
Cleveland, Ohio, October 3O.-One stable
reports twenty-five new cases yesterday.
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SHIPPING NEws.-The German brig
Flora. Z. Hansen, master, cleared from
this port Yesterday for Rio Grande do sui,
with 1862 barrels flour, shipped by the
Gallego Mills, Company. 5,a.5G4sm nil II
The Norwegian brig, /" Rufus,n B. Jor-
genson, master, cleared for Wilmington,
N. O. to load with turpentine for Liver
poel..aEIg y,aS1oio1i JIoin & 9@AI
" The American brig, ID" Senorita,n g..
IL. Young, master, from Baltimore, en-
tered to day to take in cargo for Bahia,
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49, HHa-aN"H
MILITARY.--The Wise Light Infantry,
Of Williamsburg, CAPTAIN Richard A,
Wise commanding, reached the city by
steamer last night. They were received at
the wharf by the Guard of the Common
wealth, and are the guests Of that com-
papy.a ...a. .fliy4 t,,44 .Idi}g ,, .s
The Norfolk City Guard, Captain Nat.
Burruss, arrived here at one o'clock this
afternoon. They were taken in charge by
the Lee Guard, Of the FIRST Virginia Regi-
ment, and will be treated to a fine cola.
ton Tonight at Schad's Hall. a''A Esi
Z The Washington Light Infantry Blues
will arrive carly tomorrow morning, and
will be the guests Of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, Captain Imboden. /,
The Society Of the Army Of Northern
Virginia, General Fitzhugh Lee, president,
will hold its annual meeting in this city to-
night. Gen. John B. Gordon. of Georgia.
will deliver an address. Generals Joe
Johnson, Hood, Wade Hampton, EARLY,
Beauregard and jeff. Davis will probably
attend the meeting. ana "'''''- gag ~
1t will be seen blythe order Of the com.
mandant that the First Regiment will as
semble tomorrow morning in front of the
City Hall, at 10 O'Clock, from whence t
will proceed to the Fair Grounds, with the
visiting companies in the city. McCann's
Band, with sixteen pieces, will be out un-
der the new organization. and accompany
the regiment to the grounds. .~.Asaa.s
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Germany and the United Sta ties.

Berlin, October 20. - United States
Minister Bancroft has written q letter of
Acknowledgement to the Emperor William,
in which he says he is charged by the
President ofthe United States, in the name Of
the American people, to thank His Majesty
Tor the great pans he has taken in, and the
attention he has devoted to, the case grow
ing out of the dispute between Great Brit
ain and the United States in regard to the
Northwestern Boundary. The letter closes
with the assurance Of continued friendship
and good will between the United States
and Germany.