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SPORTING TELEGRAMS.


wv ANHA AatAA htAee.
New YORK, July 24.-The yacht
Grace beat the Stella yesterday in a race
OF twenty miles, to windward from
Sandy Hook and return.
Race for Rennett Cup.
NEW YORK, July 24.-The race for the
Bennett challenge cup occurs tO-mOr-
row, from Sandy Hook lightship to
BrentOn's reef lightship and return,
about two hundred and eighty miles.
Madeline and Rambler are the only
competitors.
English Yacht Race.
LONDON, July 24.-The Channel
match of the Royal Victoria Yacht
Club, for five hundred pounds and a
cup, over the course from Ryde, on the
Isle of Wight, across the channel to
Cherbourg and back again, was won by
{. ThellusOn's schooner yacht GuynVeT.
University Race.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 24.-The
University race, which was postponed
until to-day on account of the weather,
was Won by the Amherst crew, by one
and half boat lengths, in 16 :32 As.
The freshman race was won by the
MiddletOwn, ia 1900 7-I5.
Springfield lNEass.) Races.
SPRfNGFIELD, Mass, July 24.-The
University race took place at noon, and
was one Of the finest ever rowed. Har-
ward led until the last half mile, when
Amherst made magnificent squirt and
crossed the line one and a half boat
lengths ahead. Harvard was second,
Amherst Agricultural, third; Bowdoin,
fourth; Williams, fifth; and Yale, sixth.
The results were wholly unexpected,
the favOrites being beaten in both races.
Amherst followed Middletown closely
in the freshmen race.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-CommissioneF
Of Charities Henry Carr, of Brooklyn,
New York, was dangerously stabbed
last Monday evening by Assembyman
Roaer
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CHARLESTON.

GALVESTON, July 24.-Cotton nOmi-
nal; good ordinary, l9la20e. Stock, S15
bales.
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

WE are now Offering our large assortment
w OF real and imitation LACE1s and F.Rf-
BROIDERIEsS, RIBbONS, and FLOWERS al
reduced prices. Also, HATS, BON NETS
Bff~SEI1S and TIkl--all Of latest style.
E1Must be closed out BY the latter part OF
July.-sG
Persons in want Of bargains viii do well TO
call AT
~. PERDUEs,
iel6 No. 3li Main street.
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GENEVA, July 24.-The death of the
English correspondent here still remains
mystery. The name of the victim is
Walker, not Warne, as the local papers
first had it. Fifteen persons are under
arrest on suspicion of being implicated
in the affair.
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MELROSE INSTITUTE.
TRENTON, TENNESSEE.


A Ii the English Branches, with full course
"a in Mathematics, Languages, Vocal and
Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting in
Oh and Water ColoTs, taught by capable teach
erS, carefully selected. Catalogue for last
year numbered ia pupils. Fail Session
opens Monday, August the .6fh. 1872.
Course of study extensive; Faculty fuil.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS..
LATEST REroRr BY rELEeRAPH.
NIOBTIiF
SAVANNAH

lLODA44A4s
MOBILE, July 24-CottOn nominal;
no prices given. Net receipts, 4 bales;
sales, bales. Stock, 1857 bales.
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COTTON GIN.
GULLETT'S
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GIN

ES- The qualities OF this Gin are equal, II
not superior, to that OF sny Gin now manu-
faetured, producing sample OF cotton that
win command from r. to Ie. per pound more
in our market than cotton ginned upon any
other Gin. It runs Light ana picks clean
Price, $ per saw For sale By
iyH ORGII.L BROS. a Co. Agents.
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The Snn Dominro I,oan.

JACoMEL, Hayti, July s, ria Havana,
July 22.-Since the proceedings of the
German fleet the President has become
unpopular. There are apprehensions
that the administration will break down
the foreign loan of s., 900, 900 proposed in
the assembly
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

CHARLESTON, July 24.-COtton-mid.
dlings, pc. Net receipts, 80 bales.
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FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.
The ChoIern AbatIng.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.-The chOl-
era is abating. The number of deaths
from cholera during the week in this
city was one hundred aud twenty
in Moscow, thirty-two; in Odessa, eighty
fo1r
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UNIVERSITY
- Or -
M . ST - - TPPT-
OXFORD.
JOHN \. wADDEL. D.D..

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON 2D OF
i OCTOBER, under the superintendent OF
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TERMs. PER - oF % WEEKs.

Daughters Of ministers tOf all denCsnina-
tlonSl in the regular pastOrate, free or charge
In tie Literary department., except for extras.
For fuil information apply Tor Catalogue to
DR.. :. W. Caldwell, Pres. Board of visitors, or to
iyl3 d8w w. X. JONES, Principal
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PRATF'SSOUTHERN-MADE
CT NJ.

This Gin, OF light draft, makes a good sam
pie, and IS i'll pick more lint from the saline
amount Of seed cotton. and in Tess time than
any other gin. Il does not break the roll nor
choke, is simple in is construction aud no.
liable TO get out Of order.
It is a good rule TO try all things aud hold
fast 70 what has been approved and answer rs
the purpose for which IJ Is made. This i-
claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admitted br
practical planters who have used tt.
Steam Engines and Machinery
made by Talbot & sons Richmond Virginia
for sale. These engines with the latest in
provements and OF superior Workmanship.
have taken the premium over ell Others 8
fairs where they have been eXhi biled
Orders for gins engines. machinery and gun
banu~ promptly nlletI. Gins repaired By o.
sSiilfui ginUglt. Address Memphis. Tenn.
9. W. Truehsart,
jul5w Agent for Daniel Pratt, Talbot & son
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EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTERS.
- : -
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

w Z. WARDS SEMINARY has closed its
w seventh year. 9gl pupils. The maxi
mum mark for a year being 1000. the last Senior
Class Is members, averaged Sil- The largest
and most successful School in the SOuth. Fall
Session opens Septemberj .. For catalogue. ad-
dress ". Z WARD, Nashville. Tenn iegdEyv
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
No. 259 Poplar Street.
TTIHE next session OF this Institution vii
4 begin on
.1.-.xro- ..-,-- -.

The same system OF thorough instruction
will be pursued as heretofore.
A Catalogue, giving fun Information in re-
gard 10 the course OF instruction, the system
of written examinations, the plan Of award
ing distinctions, gold medals and prizes. can
be obtained at any OF tine bookstores, or by-
applying to the Priuci pal.
a few boarders can be accommodated On
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM CARROLL, AN,
fVT d.cW fuefueF
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Raez Waiting TO be Annexed.

PORT AU PRINCE, July 10, Cia Havana,
July 22.-Cabral, after defeating Baez,
could easily have captsred Azua, but
Cor the want of ammunition retreated.
1t is reported that Baez still awaits an
nexatiOn to the United States. Court
martial last week sentenced eleven
rebels to be executed.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-0ne of the
rumOrs concerning the shooting of Nc
Mullen is that it grew out of some diff
Guilty in the Moyamensing Association.
The young members, led by Alderman
Dewitt, favored the sale of the property,
while the older ones, under McMuIlen,
favored the keeping up of the organiza-
tion. 1t is now said that prison COM
panion of Maras, named Dougherty,
aided in the escape of the murderer.
Dougherty can't be found. The physi-
clans last night pronounced McMullen
IN very critical condition.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 24.-Al-
derman McMullea's condition has some
what improved to-day, and hopes are
entertained of his recovery. All efforts
thus far to find Ward have proved una
vailing.
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LAPORTE, IND, July 24.-At the De
mocraiic Liberal Republican Convention
to-day, DIR. J. A. Hendricks, of South
Bend, Liberal Republican, was nomi-
mated for Congress from this District,
and W. w. Higgins, Liberal Republic
can, of Michigan CITY. for elector
, 1872-11-27

The following are the remarks With which A1r.
James Anthony Froude began his third lecture
in Boston the other evening:
in view Of the manner in which my lectures have
been received in this country, to Ray word to
you who honor me with your presence at my lee
lures in defence Of myself and my books, which
lam pleased to learn hare had somewhat e1.
tensive sale in this country. I am accused Of
bad faith in my treatment of hiatori,
cal documents, and it has been charged
against me that am not to be trusted, and that
I am g. dlshonorable man. It is impossible for
me to reply in detail to the charges Of inaccuracy
which have been made against me, and I have
heretofore determined to answer my assai1nnts
in the following manner: It il challenge ex-
actly similar to that sent by me to the Saturday
Reuieao some time since, in answer to some criti-
cism which had been made against me. Let my
accusers select any number OF pages from any
Of my historical works, one, two, three, or four
hundred pages, as they may please, and
submit them to the keeper Of the records
in England, with whom all historical
documents are deposited Let them then ap-
point o commission to examine and compare my
works with these documents, and in case their
charges can be emade good, forever after to hold
my peace, and accept the dishonored position to
which they would now consign me. It they do
not make good their charges, they to make me
public apology, retracting what they have said
against me :; the expenses Of this commission to
be borne By me. As writer who has done his
best to tell the truth, think it simple Justice
that this challenge should Hett1e the question OF
the accuracy Of my writings"
, 1872-11-27

Only little while before his death. the late
General George G. Meade presented to E. P.
Dong of Buffalo, the watch worn by him in the
Mexican War, and also during the Rebellion.
On one side Of the case is the following inscrip-
ton:
"Ihis watch, worn BY Major General George
G. Meade, q. S. A., during the war with Mexico
and the Rebellion, is presented by him to LIS
friend, E. P. Dorr, of Buffalo, as souvenir Of
many years Of friendship"
On the other sido is list Of the battles that
the General participated in: They are as fol-
"Pa1o Alto, May 6, 1886; Resaca, May 8. 1916;
Monterey, September, 1845; Vera Cruz. March,
1876; Mechanicsgille, June ~, 1862; Nelson's
Farm, June %, 1869; Greentree, Aug. 80, 1862 !;
South Mountain, Sept. IA, 1852; Antietan, Sept.
II, 1852; Fredericksburg, Dec: IS, 1871; Chan
cellorsyille, May, 1868; Gettysburg, July |, g. 8.
1868; Wilderness, May 6, 1864; Spottsylvania,
May II, 1864; North Anna, May %, 1850; Cold
Harbor, June 8, 1864; Petersburg, June 18. 1864 ;,
Weldon Railroad, Aug. Is, 1864; Capture OF
Petersburg, April 6, ls65; Appomatto1 Court
House, April 3, 1865"
, 1872-11-27
HFet Earre and Redpath.

Bret h1Efe and KkedpAths
Bret Harte writes as follows to tile Boston Id
oe7iser:
For the last two years Messrs. Redpath d.
solicited me to enter the lecture field under their
auspices. I finally acceded, and in August last,
in an interview with Mr. Redpath, stated very
clearly the conditions under which 1 would
lecture. On the LIST OF November received
from them List Of engagements Whose condi-
tions we're totally at variance with those had
named. I at once informed them by letter that
7 would not accept them, and reiterated my
former demand To this received no reply
but On the 9th Of November, four days before the
date Of my Boston engagement, not wishing to
tEeappoint gathered audience pending these
purely private and personal negotiations. tele-
arnuhed to Messrs. Redpath d Fall that they
must postpone that date. They replied by tele-
graph the same day that it was impossible, add
ing that Hartford Qny first engasement) would
that until al my engagements were made equally
satisfactory, they must postpone or cancel both.
and that I would not permit Hartford to be
forced at the last moment, into accepting con-
ditions Of which they had not been previously
aware. To this I added that the Boston fire
then burning, was sufficient excuse for post
ponement-an excuse that afterward in the case
pf two distinguished lecturers, was considered
valid and not particularly 's insulting" to Bos-
ton audience.
With perfect understanding Of these details,
4nd with ny letter in his pocket, Ar. James Red
path rose before an audience which he had per-
1nisted to gather to hear man whom be knew
would be absent, charged me with insulting them,
depreciated the wares be had asked permission
to peddle exelusively-al in all the most extraor
dinary performance, trust, ever given before
New England lyoeunn.
have only to add that it is still my intention
to lecture before Boston audience, but not for
Mr.. Redpsth, nor OF him. Bret HARTE.
, 1872-11-27

The following is copy Of the LAST will and
testament Of the late William b. Seward, made
from the original. The will is in the hand
writing Of the testator. He signed, folded, and
placed it in Al envelope, and wrote his name en-
the envelope, and mover signed his name after
that. The witness, II. L. Freeman, ia col
ored man, long q favorite servanto of the deceased
statesman: ::
. The will reads as follows:
In the name of God, Amen.
T, William Il. Seward, Of Auburn, do make.
ordain, publish, and declare this my last will and
testament hereby revoking all former wills by
me made.
First. devise, grant, and bequeath, in fee
simple, in equal shares, to my three sons, Au-
gustus, Frederick, and William, the house and
real estate in Auburn in which I dwell.
Second. I give, grant, devise. and bequeath in
fee simple absolute all my remaining estate, real
and personal, in equal shares, to my said three
sons and my adopted daughter, Olive F. Risley,
daughter Of my old friend, Harrison A. Risley.
Third. appoint my son, William E. Seward,
and my adopted daughter, the said Olive, e1ecu-
tor and execut1ix.
WILLIAM 81. SEWARD [L.s.l
, 1872-11-27

about retiring to her bed in the third story Of
the building, when an alarm Of fire vas sounded
s,,e % aa a.briehf light in the Office Of John s.
Hn,,rer's n, tobscco warehouse on Chestnut street.
and directly in the rear Of her parents property.
At t;,e sane time she noticed q number of men
breaking in one Of the windows to get at the fire.
The euddenness Of the alarm and the neatness
that, after uttering an exclamation, she sank
down and expired Immediately Miss Cruel was
a Iady Of full habit, we'll known to large circle
of friends for her amiable disposition and uni
form courtesy. She always appeared in robust
health and only yesterday evening, in speaking
to one of the inmates of the family, congratu-
lated herself upon feeling 80 well after what ahe
said wau :" q hard days work."
, 1872-11-27

In St. Louis, few days ago, two natives Of
the Flowery Kingdom appeared at Justice Wal
theirs office, accompanied BY two bu1om lassies
from the Emerald Isle. to whom they were mar
ried: according to the laws of Missouri. The
names Of the parties are thus registered on the
Squirrels minute book: Dr. All Foon, of Canton,
ohina, to Miss Ann II. Rusk, OF Tipperary, Ire
land, and Joe Sin, Of Shanghai, to Mary Davis.
also Of Ireland. The Doctor was we'll educated,
wrote an elegant hand, and was dressed in fine
suit of broadcloth that would have been becom-
ing to the makeup Of stylish sMelican man."
He conTarsel in Eueliah. and understood the
, 1872-11-27

IHC CUU1A-IGUUIIl UI CIle BOHY.
The food that has been cooked in the kitchen must
cooked the stomach before it bo applied to the
shent of tho body As Of facilitating this second
cooking where the slowly and
yperfoed Hostetters Stomach Bittezs Is invaluable.
It promotes tho generation Of heat In the living laboratory
In which crude materials building up and recruiting
the human frne turned into alent. But
this is not all. It benefctay upon the cellular c-
brane which the gastric Juice, upon the liver
which produces that natural laxative, the bilo upon the
vessels which receive the digested food and upon the
sorbens which connect tho With tho cha
nels OF circulation portion Of this complex ma
chinDry of order the Bitters will got it right thus
promoting vigorous Digestion healthy secretion and the
production Of pure, rich. life sustaining blood,
, 1872-11-27

business Of marrying. Joe Sin wore tail,
style. He was quite awkward. but nevertheless
seemed to take to welded life. quite naturally.
The bridal party walked AWAY in q state of bliss
full expectation. No cards.
, 1872-11-27

M. Jean Do1fus, the great Mulhouse manu-
facturer, has celebrated his golden wedding "
the distribution Of the muuifcent gun OF S4o oo0
among his Torkpeople.
, 1872-11-27

From Tie Ldnc1ster (Pa) Erp-tSs
Miss Mary E. Cruel, 8 lady Of about SO years
.of age. daughter Of Jacob and Jacobna Cruel,
OF North Queen street, died suddenly last night
about II o'clock, under very peculiar circn1n-
.stsncec. 1t the hour named, Hiss Cruel was
, 1872-11-27

iycn By the Guard Of the City of Chi
Thankss Day. in aurora Turner Hall Second
isry friends, respectfully invited ell appearing IL
military Uniform; free admission Tickets s1 to be had
z.ro1ba; Capt2in T. NieEaes9gsd Ks hdutaantk a. A.
paF Kindly rendered bY 1ha Adiutant 4. Popper.
, 1872-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS,
AIKEWS THEATRE.
RUBINSTEIN : CONCERTS,

Rubinstein and Wieniawski.
Messrs. Aiken 1 La1lor havo the honor to announce
that completed with t Gzau for
SERIES OF
FIVE GRAND RUBHSTEIN CONCERTS AND ONE
GRAND RuRINSTEIN MATINEE,
to be given at A1ens Theatre Monday evening" Dec.
q Tuesday evening, Dec g. "wednesday evening" Dec. A.
O'Clock. aad SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. !, on
which occasions
ANTON RUBINSTEIN-
tho greatest living pianist, and Of the GREATEST usi
ia ERsssq Th qa eHsepbe
yioltn vrtuoso and regarded the only yal to the
3Memory Of Paganiui.r Mdle. louise Liebhart, tho
fayoEite contralto Mons l. Rcnbienski accompanist.
Secured seats 50 and s2 50 according TO location:
Sale Of seat8 to this Wednesday, Nov r. at
Box 9Hioe OF the theatre .
Scfnw1ys pianos used at all Rubinstein Concerts.
, 1872-11-27

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SEANCES.

PROF. ,WNG- Ne FAY
VIII appeaz every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRI:
DAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock, n his mysterious and
startling manifestations, his residence, No. 6 Mch
gan-a7., near corncr Hubbartlcourt-
Admission, 81.
, 1872-11-27
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,


Chicago. Burlington e Quincy Railroad.
Depots-Foot OF Lake-st., Iudaaaav. ind Sixteenth
st., and Canal and Si1teonth-sts- Ticket osics in
, 1872-11-27

Chicago. Rock Island g. Pacific Railroad.
Depot, Of Harrison and Shermansta Ticket Of
fee IS West Madison-st.
Omaha and LeaVeuWorth EI. .'1u:00 s4:00 p. m.
Pszp 7. Accommodation. ,s:s9p. =. .saoa. n.
aaeuS G.1psess p. N. .Go B. n
Ieavenworth Express. ..tll:D A. m.
Sunday excepted. saturday excepted, tMonday e1.
, 1872-11-27

0AA-AAu ~ kAttNA ~
ChicaEo, Alton = st. Louis Thro,
Aua NO. now short route from G
Union Depot, West Side. near 81
ST. Louis / Springfield Express,
via Main Li.le.. g
kansas City Fast Express, vis
JacksonVil1c, ILL.,, aud Louisi-
ANA Ho. .
Wenona, 1acou, Washington
Express tWestera Division. J.. Il
Joliet d Dwight ACCOMMODATION Il
st. Louis i Springfield Light
ming Express, vim Alain Line,
and also via Jacksonville Di-
F4a14u. II
Kansas City Express, via Jack
Sonvilfe, H., i Louisiana. Mo. y
Jefferson City Express. ss.......,... %
Psoria, Keokuk 4 Burl'n Ex.... g
Except Sunday. lex. Saturday.
-tDaily, via Main Line, and daily
jacksonville Division. lDaily, Wis
except Monday. Wis Jacksonville d
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18

anniversary of their wedding, by a
party Of friends from Blooming Prairie,
joined by ncighbors here, bestowing on
them very finc silver cake basket
and some other things suited to the &C.
casion. We had very pleasant time
The wedding Of course was played over
again, 80 far rs supper was concerned
and we were permitted to test the rich
and sweet bits thereof.
The week Of prayer is being observ'
ed in a union meeting which is OF
considerable interest, and We hope and
pray it may be continued very widely
The billiard saloon closed two Of
three weeks since is now being taker
to pieces and will be transported to
neighboring village. May the expert
ment there prove equally Improbable
and may it be moved until it is wor1
out. But God forbid that any shall b.
lost in this awful experiment to catc'
money.
Mr.. George Max6eld made mistak
few days since with sharp axe AM
seriously wounded his left foot, cutting
three of his toes, but will resume worl
soon.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18

Our correspondents occupy consid
cradle space Of this weeks paper
Something about Milwaukee and His
Imp. Highness, the e. D., by a Mil
waukee friend a "native" joke on oul
Democratic Representative can be
found by reference to the frankfort
letter; some interesting Lansing items
and two letters from the Capital can be
perusod with pleasure and profit. Mr.
W. I. Brown replies to an article pub
lished two weeks ago in regard to the
Bible in the school-room. Still We ask
for more contributors, and desire ar
occasional note from all quarters of thu
county.