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, 1873-08-18
.EAOIlE::Y AND CON1EaERCE
sAlunpAy ErrH1vu. Avg, 1G

eAlul:pAY ESEHI:71, A,g. 1G.
During tho past week tlloro has beon n gradual
h,srcaso in tho country dcmatld for curroncy,
uni tll.,tlgll tho amount. going oue each tay
asvc not boon very large, tltoy Indicate prcparn
..,,s for p,oyinS tho crops. Tho wl.eat crop
lnB now been Beeurud throughout Tho Northwest,
uud i'll II lnrCo proportion Of tho wheat
region is n1,out roatly 10 mnrkot. Iii Wisconsin,
Alinnusoln, nnd Nortorn Iowa. Tho larvust WIS
cnrlicr than usual, md tho receipts ct now
portion, 10 that sl,roo, or ovou two, weeks hcNce,
%o shall probably bo receiving twlco rs much aa
nuw. Tho cnrroncy gu!lg to tho country
is boing protty generally distributed to
nil points West a1,d Northwest OF this city, thus
Indicating That when tho movement Ut the grain
begins it will ho pretty gonora!.
The movement 0f currelny Ia beginning to
hayo effect TN Tho price OF Now York exchange,
obliging nlany Of dlo banlsu to arll At
country orders. Exchange was aold
today nt 25c por 81 ,Ooo premium and at pn,r,
though nome of tho usual sellors wcfo still nsk-
ing 5Co por II 900 premium.
Money continues very abundant IN this marriott
for ilt-cdgcd Bhort-Lno commercial paper. and
for so or cvon GO luys such paper could lo
had ut from i to 0 per cent. There
IN The n,arkot,, though There is q good deal Of
fcrcd at M average Of nbout 12 por
cont per nnlum. Dankors still fool
moro disposed than In formor ycars to
prepare for btrjugeney in October or Novon,-
bur. IT they prepare for it will not COMO, bnt
il each ono, forcscoing this, trstB to Ills neigh
bors to 10 tho preparing it will come. .
Tho cloariugs Of tho Chicago banls for the
, 1873-08-18

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: ,sa4 bu corn 0D5 bu oats 1,073 bu
rye; As5 bu barley. Withdrawn for do during
tho weok; 9,279 bu wheat; 2o,751 bu corn; 49,
570 bu oats; $3.50 bu rye; 2,o16 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boeu expected into
htoEo this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 27315 cars
wheat; 571 CARS corn IS, 200 bu No. I do, 1000
bu hgh-mixed do, md 81, 900 bu No. do, by
canal; rs cars oats; 2,2o0 bu No. do by canal j;
1871 cars rye; + cars barley. Total (olS oars),
434 900 bu.
Tho following wore tho receipts aud shipments
Of brcadstufrs and livestock ut this point during
tho past week., and for tho corresponding weeks
ending al dated.
, 1873-08-18
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, AUGUST 49, 1873

dlreront grades woro aeal, advanced 31l@No,
Q. g. Jaya now boing hold at 2ol&@goo, Mocha
gnrs Woro stronger, VIII, An upward tondonoy in
sR|isss, ets:,, wsrS % usSanssd; s buttsr ana
nt 11@94c, and tho lsttor at 11lG@13No. No
changos worthy OF noto wero developed In the
dried fruit marriott. Domostica rs weil aa most
descriptions Of foreign fruits woro inquired for
EEoouativcly, as vol % for consumption, and,
with tho single exception Of prnnon. tic dlfforont
varieties were al firmly hold, whilo in raisl,la,
carranta, renclos, and some other lnca, the tom
dency is still upward. Fish aro rnthor qufot.
Tho inquiry camo chiony lii tile alapo OF amall
white slHl, ,maokoroa, mid cod: Pricos woro stoady
md firm. Thoro was fafr activity In tho hide
market, and holders woro 1lr1nor In their views,
generally asking 1o1Go for l,oavy md 1119Go for
crnto request ut tho quotations. No changes
wore reported In tho oils, paints, rig-iron,, to-
bncco. and wood markets.
Another qniot day was rasscd at the Wholesale
being too small to nIow Of my apoctal degree Of
nct!yity. soycral cargocs wore disposed OF, gon-
orally to tho city dealers. ut nhout tho raugo Of
rrices which havo ruled for tho last fow days.
At Tho yards tho demand continues moderate, on
boh local and interior nccount, and Tho yrados
moatly wantod aro thoao commonly uaod for
ht'ildihg purposes: Prices were unchanged:
Mo,as alln tinhera STOCK ronlalli q,iot ana not
particularly lin, ntlonGh ucalorh do not report
any deviation from Quotations., unle6h 1t DO
Tor nomo ma1!ninulllrcd work. Iron waa
d.ill md weak. Large lots arc sold to
regular .!ea'crp NJ concessions from tho current
rRten, Naval storc: and cooperago wcro N1liot
aud unchanged Tho tefnattl for wool continues
fair, a'a! tho nnrlot is firm for choice fano
grades, Hops and broonl-corn woro moderately
nctvo, and, under light stoclse scody md .lt1n
wnd iirmcr. Flnx aoltl ~ :'l.5o, an'l clover in .
Green ffnity were in lair rslncht and toionahly
Hteadr, oxcertihF pea11' and lear'ea, Which wnro
caaior, heInI; MORO plenty. P9'ntonH wcro '''s-
ci.AugGd.. Poultry w:' III moderate reqne,t nt
HNout Fr!uhy'h rHnEc ot rriccr. Pr"i'ie ellirEonH
wcro IN lihcra! sitrrly, ans lower. EgGa weto
EalHhlo ~ l3aGl3i3c.
Inln frois;!tss wo.e 1ors artivo mud unchanged
sho feeling i"iG ra',nr dull. ~ nlpucrn hold on
though ncnriy every. ri. eae1nosl to expect M
sdvanro of ~ I:c1 at within n wook liatoa
wero 4c' on cer'l, sd 80 on wheat, by sail 10
and wheat at llc:o. Corn to Now England
r,,im:r, on through ratc:t waB quoted ut 2ao yia
buffalo, Sarn'a Or Gn'crrI,, ant 25nvia Og.!oi,s-
l'i.;Ea. 4 total OF l0 charters was reported,
which will carry out 10000 bu wheat and 152-
DNO III, corn.
1Ii;,wi,:cs wcro ina :.iyc and NORMALLY {lrmor
in nyupnthy wifi a rn,uutai nj, nnrn ~ !Mn in
Cns,,1Inii End J ti'sr Fc. 'v' ~ Sow "a " Yor t.
wIlilo lilo lt;ra| p,,nrly WA yer7 lirLt. JI,ero
,vc,c buyers Of 92u ,'er gallon, wllich way tho
quotation of rriday, at,.t selorn al D3c, viii, a
rrovoas ss "%st q"et 'S s VIII t ~ Change except
, 1873-08-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
HovtoSv for tho yvcolk Ending Sntur.
day Evening, AtsWs lO.
SATURDAY EvEN1nu, Aug. TO-
Tho rcccinla Of uyebtock during tho week have been

0ATTLE-lf experience VIA worth anything to tho
fatoncd stock hight be expected to result rom tho
disastrous lossca Of tho past fortnight bnt It has
ears nothing by experience; 10 that notwithstanding
tho unusual e1ceouco Of tho asturuge, and tho abund
nnce and ccapneea Of oorn NO may look for continued
drooping market. Womatured beeves comparatively I
scare, but tho oxrono low pricea ut which
q course tho best grades suffcr least low bunchoa
Of 1t $ooo5s While some choice. smooth, fat steers
Averaging from $50 To 460 lln, taken at 5000
CTS, Gut tho offerings good enough to command theao
figures wore limited. Tho great bulk Of the weska
Ba1cH were effected at prices ruugnH downward from
S5.25-chieay nt s225947s or as decline Of 2s@soo
from tho prcca current ut tho closo Of last weck
stock catsle hayo me. with rather moro inquiry, and
to few really desirable lots Balo commanded rela
lively fair pg1ces Soo@4.25 being paid for thrifty
young steers averaging from 1000 to 1850 ths The
any previous voek Of tho SEASON, and they have boon
salnble only at the low range Of $t.76@2.60. Texaa
hsfss and rssss sSS q Ga w
To-day trade waa slack. Neither local nor outside
S e ~as toward oea1ng % c liz 3.rs a
Of The ooo OF 1000 stale cattle which they contained
ssh ss %Gst e. @
s75 for thin To1as hetfozs 10 fai native stock TGo
~@'' ~'~~'' ' QUOTATIONS..
Extra aDoevee-o'adod stcers, averaging 1'4oo m
lhH and nnWar .*aio49t.po
Choice Dcoves-Fine, fat well formed 3year
to s year old stceEB. averaging 1,300 to
aooa n:iy formed ''''9'''0
Btecrs, averaging 100 to 300 lis. 480@616
Medium drndes-Bteors in fair flesh, nvor-
aging 100 to $50 lbs. &6Q@476
ButcherB' Btock-0ommon to fair steo1s,
snd good to extra cows, for city
slaughter averaging 800 to 11do rs. ...... e.oo@425
Stock uattlc-oonlmon cattle, In eecent
htah, averaging 700 to 1850 ita. 3o0@425
lnferior-Light and thin COWS, hcifers,
stays, bulls, and scalawag ateerB. ...... 1.75@260
Cattle-Tezas, Northern wtntered. 3.00@ 425
Catte-Texas. tlrongh trovea. 141al160
HOGB-Tho arrivals have been 81 go, ngnist % 105
Inst week. aud bs081 week before last. The receipts
during the four weeks ending to-day Avo been 218 lao.
The cool weather prevalent during tho past
d1ya has Witnessed Increased activity In the hog trao
md Nou1ewhR& frmer tone has pcrvaded the market.
Liboral havo boon tho daily receipts, tho stock
not allowed to accumulate to any largo o1tsnt mud Mt
the close only few rough eoaE1o heavy lotS remain
kot was a. co. though comparatively few drovcs
sold below M r. and not many nboyo a9o: Light
rule from 500 TO 400 per 100 lts hlgher th.n heavy.
To-day thcro war fair activity md the fresh receipts
we're quickly disposed Of at full prices sslea making
405 for poor TO extra Light. Tho cmarket closed steady.
, 1873-08-18
COMM

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF tho lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, aud for tho
corresponding late QUO year nEo:
, 1873-08-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1e--ll 4. m.-atArkct unchanged.
L1vEuroni, AuG. 16-2 y. u..-DreadstuIs quet.
Market unchanged. Lard, 3aa.
LoAnoN, Aug, l6--7 p. na-Collaola fur money,
2,,0391A account, 02atSa1'. b-2oa Of Us, 0Ayi
do 81, o5!i lo.4os. v0 new ss: VI. Ero, n,
IAa1s, Aug, 1G.-4Ynlqs-91f 14e,
, 1873-08-18

sHEEr-Tho situation Of this market rornalns es-
zentiay unchanged There ia still an absence of any
provo oqna to tho supply, and priccs keep well up,
ruling steady a the close at 17ta35o for inferior to
common, Ut $3.75@4.0 90 for medium, mud at $4.259
Ats for good 10 strictly cholce. salea have b0en prin
cpn1ly within tho range Of $3.60@4.25.
, 1873-08-18

The shipments In dota were "a follows: Shoulders,
"A Dxs and hhdB short rib 184 b1s short olear,
bxs; loug clear, 90 b1s; long rib, 20 b1s Cunlber
lhnds, b12; 6tretfords, IS bxs; 8taHordshrc, 1856
bxn long hams, 2s7 b1s Blrminghams, 10 bxa 1rsh
cut, IS b1s bacon, 1s2 bxa; 8taIordshire hainH 10
h1B; cear backs 90 bxs belllos IS bxs; Lc1ccsser-
shire, 10 b1s; Wiltshire, 70 bxs.
Flour waB worry quiet ct unchanged pricos.
Thore WAS scarcely shipping order on tho mar
ket. and the bulk Of tho sales made woro to local
dealers. Holders wero worry firm in their yiows,
owing to tho fact Of light stocks nnd the fur
ther advance IN wheat, and wonld probably have
put+up prices but for tho pauoity Of tho demand.
Bran was ensior. Sales woro reported of 100
brls white winter extras on private terms 200
brls spring extras at 56.7o; 100 brls do at 1926;
GU brls do at S6.00 100 bris do at 1915; rs brls
spring suporfinca at $500; 80 br1s ryo flour ct
e4.85; 100 brls do at $4.25. Total, 1856 brlB
Also, 10 tona bran at $1,000 delivered; 80 tons
do at 5000 on track; and O rumorel sale Of
large lot at $10.6O ut tho mill, The following
WAS tho closing range Of prices:
Far to choice white winter extras. .-...S 875G3 600
Rcd winter oxtrnB. Observation-Disclosures. 6G5ta 100
Good to choice spring oxtraa. ......... G0043 $50
Low to medium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 450G3 coo
minnesota uatont nt................... 710t91o.00
Good to fancy Minnesota. 6003 7.76
Spring Rupcrancs.. 260ta {.b0
Rye aour.. 400@ 4,05
Bran. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ob00l0.10
, 1873-08-18

ion sa paanais sssYo; Tennessoe nS psa@' aaHe
ward linn. Tho stocis in the prineipa markets IF of
tho county aro reported lght, ani, although at tho
nround, il .his market the quotations woro toslay
yotS Buaars M sao wars nrmar. esDccIaly for rennod
grades Eico Ia etron1 and nonlo varIctcA arc tpnt.
inn higher Otter roola in thn ist ri1led stoedv an
prSyioi,eIy quoted. Delnw uro Tie nricoe c1rrcnt.
i. 0ARf. bonA--7,l@aHo. ~ '''''' ','--~e
e 3a7s 4. ;,:x e. & H. 'ay: s2Xs
ohoIco do, asY151c: 1rjmo 1iio. 95a2oIo: eooI do.
24Ha2lHo; Common do, 23Tta2aio roastina do. 13iS
@13o: fBinganoro Java, 96fa25stc: Coefa Rics
fancy, 5seS2oo: !: do. primo. 25{aa5ho: MsrucsIbo'
OtrnLHs-s,ar. fu11 votubt. 1oha2oo. stonr,ne yu,t
Mione-pntna, gh<s8Ho Ranaaon'' 1a@71c: Caro-
III syo5ns"istcnt cut 1oat 12xfa12xo. erne,,ea and
,pogtoroJ, 11sIa1lXo: aranu}Ntod: iIn@ii1Sn: 4.
standard, 11I911,{c; do, No ., l1Iffa1iHo: b, l18
11Ko; extra q, 16;{@llo; M, i, i0KS16Ao; vi
low q, 10@1oAci choice brown. 10@i0ko: prime
susar; Slo1oo fair DO. SH@Sho; ING Nov AtSsss oresns
sugar, ohoico OIa10o; DO primo 6hCapAo: DO fatr,
sHn1rsIDamond drpss 81 a5a1 so s,1,or drp,
o1tra ono 7o@7ao,. good ansar house syrup, t5@tao
$40; do prime, 7aa7so; do common, 65as7oo; Porto
Rico molasees choice, b5@6so common molaszss, 2s
@sac,
RALknXrus-Oommuu to boat, 0@1oc. . .
arIsxs-A.gos' 15@iss; esxss: s7@:se s,...,
Ringer, pure 3s9aoo; DO No. l. 2oassc; d. No !, il
@18c,
aoArs-Tronch notified, 6H@61{o; German motted,
8h0GAo; Go1lon Weat, o@6Ho; White Lily, 6A9
9kn; Whlta Rose, tA@6ho; brown WlndAor, 4A@
sHo palm, G96ho s.Von linporlait 1 o4YoNo.
, 1873-08-18

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug 10.
The 8itat1on at tho sale docks Ii much tbs BANJO to-
day a. has bcen for nescraLdaye paat. The receipts
are light that thcre Is very lttle to do aud fbw buy
cra mako their appearance tho market. What there
Is offering soR slowly aud most Of the brokers do not
oto make ther salos public P1cca nro little batter
than nominal AZ follows: Good to choice boards and
strips, $l1.60@16.00; common to medium do. $4,000
11,00; joIsta aud scsntiug, $9.t0@1000 common do,
$9.0049. .25 lath, $165@l.80 shingles $2.87H@300
In The afternoon saforAl cargocs arrived, and few
buyers were tho markot but the amount Of trndnB
waa light. ~
Tho following saes woro reported. It u said that
thoy wore not ill made to-dny: ......-..-
Cargo schr Our1ew. from Oconto 176 m strips and
boards, at $1,000 Cargo achr Gladiator from Man!s-
at 5000 Is m ath, at 6l75 Cargo aohr dpsy. from
While Lake CO m common strips and boards, at 5000
10 thick ppers, at $500; 50 selected sripa and
boards, At $4,000, straight measure mill tally Cargo
schr Monsoon, from MuBfegon IA srpa md boards,
at 1890. Cargo Bohr E1uenc, from MuskcBon, 1eO m
strips and boards, at $3.50. Cargo achr Mary, from
h1uskegon, 85 strips and boards, q $780, Cargo
schr Conquest, from Muskegon. 100 N Btrips and
boards, 1T slt.7s, mill tally Cargo sch. Presto. from
h1nBkegon, 100 strips and boards 1t 1860 Bold by
Dlnnchard, Bor1and 4 Co.
aranistee. s2.2s Imdngton. 500 MnsleGoa $l,Ts:
Oconto, $3.e5 Monnminee, fa2s; White Lake, $500
Grand Haven, $1.75; pentwatcr, $500; Frankfort,
s2a7X Ford River, $2.12}1.
AT THE YAhD8.
, 1873-08-18

Throo dollars per cur to la htled when transferred,
which Charge follows he a',!ilglea,
Th!ckucss-lNye shingles to bu TITO Inches III thick
ness.
lcngth-Bt1tcen Inches.
HARDWOOD,
btaeh.WAluut - Counters, 2l10. 10.0n9l60.01; clear,
&G5 Ootaa5.Ol; common. SJ5.oo9o0.00: Gull, 20.0oa
$500 flooring, 5000. ..
ABh-Clcar $a8. .0O840.HD; common, $16,0N925. 90:
Gull, $loO0@i6.O0 loorilg, $40 00t3 1000.
Oak-Ciear. $l000(S40.01i common, $l8,00923.00
Gull, t8.00@15.00.
35, cul $19.00@l800.
hIarlo-dear. s21.oo935 60; eon1non, $10,o032s.oo
Dutternut-olesr, ss5.oo9eooo; common, s2o.ooa
5000. ~
Ul.crry-Clcnr, ssooo@oo.oo; common, sl6.0o9
Whltowood-Glesr, s3o.oo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
82s.O0 Gull, &l0.0G3l5.D0.
Wagon Htock-1IIckory a1les, per aet $l.009l so :
Wagon poles each 45abso boz boards $30 00a 1000,
Florida rod cedar. $50 rer & mahogany, 3o,34oo
do counters, Soc rosewood. 60@8oc nhto holly. 3Qo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.
Austin, March %, 1873.

austin, March 70, 1878.
In the House, the following bills and
resolutions were introduced: To define
the boundary Of Trinity county; TO chang,
the boundary of the same; to create the
county of Neches. A bill supplemental to
on act to regulate the proceeding of Dis,
trict COURTS TO incorporate the towns of
Plano and Farmersville, in Collin county.
A bill incorporating the City of Jetfer'
son, was introduced and passed under q
suspension of the rules; School bill made
special erder for Tuesday next; bill passed
issuing land certificates to heirs or as
signees, Of large number Of persons; a
bill Incorporating the City Bank of Sbsr-
man, aud Incorporating the South sulphur
Bridge company; bill allowing Navarro
county to levy special tax passed.
Senate--A memorial from Ellis county
presented regarding the killing of stoc k;
and prohibiting the carrying of fire arms
on plantations without consent of the
owners; bill providing for the sale of
School lands; also, bill allowing fifty
thousand dollars to. pay pensions to vet
Grams of Revolutions.
The following bills passed; Mandamus
and Quo warrant prescribing the time for
holding District Courts, regulating di-
yOrces and alimony to prevent bribery;
inviting Jefferson Davis to the Capitol.
He is expected in the State soon. Charles
SiOckbridge, of Washington county, radi-
cal elected to fill u vancaucy in the House,
has arrived. Nothing else interesting.
GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-29
FaT
A Card
To the Citieens of Dallas City, and
Country at tdrqe:

To the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at large: .....
The undersigned has established
himself as general. Stock Auction
eer, Appraiser and Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock Of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu-
siness, | have established an Intel
ligenco Office, where [ will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
OFFICE-Corner Houston & Com.
merce Streets, Dallas, Texas.
Respectfully, M. A. HIbBLER.
March 6, 1873 -dn21:tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-29
DR. J. L. JOHNSON,

Would respectfully inform The citizens of Dallas
and vicinity, that he has permanently located him
self in this city, and that he offers his professional
services to them, and weud state, as he is strOn-
ger among them, that he is a regular graduate Of
the New Orleans School of Medicine, and that he
has been in the active dut les of his profession for
thirty years, aud for the last u Of them in this
Smte aud from his experience in the treatment of
the diseases incident the South, fat,crs himself
that he is able 10 give general satisfaction, and
licits SHIRE in thu public patronage.
Refers to John Hcury llrown Son, Land Agents,
d. f. Luce 4 Co.. Commission Merchants, and W.
@ Randall 4 Bro, Merchants. MS to qua liiications.
lie makes a specially of Rhennatism. Neuralgia.
Skin Dis cases, and diseases of women and childr n.
May be consulted at his residence at Dallas Springs
All orders left will receive prompt attention.
DIR. ]. H. JOHNSON,
Dnllns. Teyas Janrary g. lS73-l0:Gmos .nl0: d GIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-29
ELDORADO.

A Bloody Fight Over q Dusixy Bride.
The Harrodsburg, Ky. People, gives the
following particulars of the bloody ARRAY in
Mercer county: Last Sunday bloody en-
counter between colored men occurred in
Rynerson's woods about mile from Edo
rsdo,) where basket meeting was in pro-
gress. 1t seems that Ed. McAfee took a
young sister of jeff and Evan Wilson to
Nicholasville and married her. They re-
turned and lived together about two weeks.
At the end of this time the girls mother
went to John Forsyths's, jr., aud
took her home. 1t is reported that the hus-
band treated his dusky bride unkindly.
Last Sunday, Ed. McAfee, the
husband and The brothers JEFF ami
Evan met in the road about $50 yards from
where the basket meeting was in progress,
Ed using pistol and jeff and Evan stick
and apistol. Several men rau up to part
them. In the melee John McAfee and Milt
Cecil were shot IN the leg; JEFF Wilson was
wounded in the abdomen, and died last
Wednesday. Evan, Wilson and Ed. Nc
Afee were shot 10 the head. The parties
have been arrested, but not yet tried.
Whilst under arrest at Eldorado, Sid Nc
Gee got pistol, and breaking from the
guards, ran into McAfee's store, where he
would have killed Ed. McAfee but for ths
prompt Interference of Col. p. P. Thomp-
SOD, Esq Crockett AID others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-29
KNOXVILLE.
No CboIera-A Much Better State of
| Affairs.

No CboIera-A Much Better State OF
Affairs.
From the Knoxville Chronicle, June %.
At the hour of $50 p. M, as we write,
we have not heard Of single case of sick
ness in the city resembling cholera. The
case of Mr.. Brown, already reported, is the
on y one we have had in the city. The
public pulse beat much freer and more
calmly yesterday. There was less tenden-
cy to panic than on the day previous.
Sensation moDgers have subsidized. Pru-
dence in diet and decent regard for the
laws of health is all we want. We haze no
cholera IN Kn0IUilIe nOU. Our city is in
the enjoyment of unusual health for this
season.
In conversation with one of The mem
bers of ouS Board of Health, we are told
that the city with is environs was never in
better health than at present. Especially
as regards disease OF the bowels. Four of
the members of the Boad state that in
their observation the present month thus
far has been as free from bowel complsint
as any ether corresponding month. For a
few days past there has been a lessening in
the number Of cases, and during the whole
season, di1rrhea among children and adults
has been unusually yielding to judicious
treatment.
As is well known TO the people general
ly, but very few deaths have occurred dur
ing the few months past from all causes,
which speaks well for the salubrity of our
locality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-29
Condensed kilograms.

A dispatch from San Francisco says tina
Chancellor SelslIiske, of New Jersey, dice
in that city yesterday.
While tender was preceading to fire
in New York yesterday, it was upset, in
juring one man fatally and two others pain
fully.
David Webb, who was injured by the ex.
plosion of fireworks at Columbus, O., yes
terday, died of the injuries received.
The small pox is prevailing in San Fran
Cincinnati reports IA deaths from cholera
yesterday.
a grand international regatta took place
iii Toronto bay yesterday. The first race
was won by "Coulter," of Pittsburg, which
made two miles in fifteen minutes.
Pedro Martinez,a passenger from Havana,
in fit of temporary insanity, jumped over
board from the steamer and was drowned.
The thermometer stood at SO in New
Y ork yesterday. .er --a r-
The Postmaster General has ordered the
free delivery system at Minneapolis.
The Collector of Customs CLARK at
Charleston, s. c., has been superseded by
WorthiDgton, friend Of Senator Patter-
sons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-29
The Late James NJ. venable.

The Huntsville Democrat contains the
following in regard to the late proprietor Of
the Huntsville Hotel:
Mr.. James N. Venahle, proprietor of the
Huntsville Hotel, died on Sunday, June
22d, after long illness of bronchitis and
asthma, regretted by large circle of friends
who appreciated his worth and public Cse-
fulness. Mr.. Venable was born in Farm
vile, Primes Edward county, Virginia, April
10, 1910, and was, therefore, few months
over GO years of age. After arriving at
years Of manhood, be removed to Nash
vile, Tenn, spent several years there, and
removed to this place thirty three or thirty
four years ago, and remained here to the
day of his death. He had the general L.
spect of bis fellow-citizens for sterling quail
tiles of head and heart-earnestness of
purpose ard honesty in his dealings. He
was an affectionate husband and father,
true friend, a, d q good ci izen. Several
years ago, he became member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, and has
ever since striven to make his calling ana
election sure. After bidding an afectionate
farewell to many who called to see him, he
passe1 away quietly, without struggle,
apparently, in perfect peace with God aud
man; and left bis bereaved family and
friends the happy assurance that he has
gone to receive the blessed reward of those
who "die in the Lord"