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undeliyered Dispatches.

The following kilograms remained in the
Western Union office S .turday night:
Rhea, Smith & Co., Cha:les P. Card,
Ms II. August, Julia Curlie, L. E, Lester,
r. a. Fraley, Ewing & McLaugherty, E. F.
Cheatham, l.. G. Tarbox, Col w. d.
Cherry.
Office hours Sunday from to 10 a. m,
and from 3 to p. m.
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Larceny.

Sally NJ. B Tier, colored, was arrested
yesterday upon the charge of stealing some
dresses, a small amount of money and 9th
er articles from the wife of Jonas Taylor.
The accused had trial before Justice EV-
erett, and in default of bail she was COM
mitted to Ill to await trial ct the next term
of the Criminal Court.
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Scsbepek,s Mandrake PiIls.-The

Pills are composed exclusively OF vsgeCaot
inIegdients, and although they ehSney
supeTssde the use Of mercury, DO not leA v
any of its injurious effects. They act o.
ectly upon the liver, and are valuable
.smedy in all cases Of arrangement result
iug from disorderei state OF that organ'
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, lnai-
gestioD, Sick Headache, Typhoid FeVers |,
etc, etc, all succumb to the Tree use OF
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale oy III
Druggists and Dealers.
my6 eodtiljsbl5,' "A
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Resignation Of a Constable.

John w. Meneese, Constable in the 21st
District, yesterday sent in his resignation
TO Judge Ferris, which was accepted, a. d
the judge afterwards instructed the Sheriff
20 have the vacancy filed at the coming
election.
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VIII ]. Bass, Of this city, has recently
purchased of Capt. Hammer the We;l-known !
horse Red Eye, at a cost of three hundred
dollars. Red Eye is said TO be, py the
knowing ones, a fine blooded animal and
withsl is beautiful and stylish
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-20

Our streets presented very lively and
animated apps arance yesterday. The city
hotels are doing good business again, and
things seem to be getting back into the old
ways which prevailed previous to the ad-
vent Of cholera.
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Plenty of Shoes.

The shoe business in this section looms
up grandly. There were seven drummers
for various houses in Philadelphia, Cincin-
naii and Baltimore, registered at the Max
well lsst night, and several more are ex-
pected Mond y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-20

The lovers of this Hibernian delieacy
were disappointed yesterday thusy: The
two fa.ted cows Of j. IL. Wood read our
Wednesday notice, and thereupon quickly
made a new departure.
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NashriIIe RniIdIus Association.

Great interest is being manifested in The
proposed building association, and steps
viii be taken to procure a chsrler lmme-
diately, a consultation meeting having been
held last nigh.
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Trunks, VaIises and Sstchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. DuHstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
SeHanee Block. Jeo u
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cuo.ERA At MyRFREEsBoRO.

Sincs last J thursday evening ). ): Law
ing s. Son have furnished conns Ior tne
following persons, reported to have died
with cholera: o
Total number in county 8
&C civ D
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The remaining stock of Spring and
Summer Goods az the Star Clothing Store
is reduced in price; so call on ID. Powers
and see for yourself. Corner Market street
and Public Square. Jyl9 iii augl
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DIR. J. Fl. LIGHTFOOT offers his ser
vices to the citizens of Edge6eld and vicin-
ity in the practice IF his profession. Otflcs
at the Drug Store. JYlo Nv
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Total in city and county
Total number last week


There has been but few new cases re-
ported du.ing the week, and the impression
prevails that the worst is over. peter
feeling pervades all classes, and demorapz "a
ton hss ceased to exist NurtreeSO0rO
NelcS, July Is.
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BREENAN.-Died at St Martins, o., or
chronic dvsentery, JOSEPH EDWARD BBENNAN,
of the firm Brennan Iron Works." Of this city.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral, at the Cathedral, az P. N. SUNDAY.
Iulv 20. lS13
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W. Z. Wards Seminary.-Stsndine
Of the Senior Glass OF 1S73.-Grade 500.
Highest attainable mark, 1000. Without
giving names, indicate the class BY num-
6ers, with standing for the year attached to
each.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-20

Latest style cut of Double and Single
Breasted White Vests can be found At d.
Powers Star Clothing Store, corner Mar
ket street and Public Square.
iy19 till sug1
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of MIR. JAS. e
Rogers are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of his wife, MARY RODGERS, and his
child, MARY ANN, from the grave, Mt. Olivet
vault, to-day at O'Clock P. NJ.
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Dancing at Kingston Springs nightly-
Aft Dodd's band in attendance, aud henry
Kleiser behind the bar. jy17 Nv
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L. W. E. WARD.

Beersheba Springs Anew good fsmi-
" rooms can be had by application 70 5. N.
Scott at Springs, or Weakley & Warren,
Jas. Mclaughlin, or P. S. Rollins, IN city.
iy19 q
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There is q young lady in Yorkshire nam
ed Price, who Is six feet five inches high.
People say there are some women ABOVE
Price. We don't believe it.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Sc. louis anG Southeastern RajlwSy.
Fast st. Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 AN
st. Louis Express daily a" " 200 Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville at ITO AN
6:10 P. n.
Tennessee nnd Pacific Railroa6.
No. Leaves Lebanon .7:00A.H,
Arrives st Nashville st..9:10 AN.
Leaves Nashville at. -. .4:S0 P. 4.
Arrives at Lebanon st. $40 P. a.
F,rice's Stage leave Lebanon ct 1900 clock An.
an Tuesdays. Thursdays snd Saturdays. Arrive
at Lebanon at ( O'Clock P. n. on Mondays, Wed
esdsys and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis and
Sc. Louis Railway.
Ohsttanooestrsin leaves 7:45 A. n. and 800 P. 4.
" Z" srTives.l2:l6 I'm. and 1870 Az
emphis Gnd St. Louis
train leaTsF; 1 la M and i s:s0 p F; N
The 500 P. y, snd l:45 A. n. trains run
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street st 500
Az daily sud IS P. n, Daily except SUNDAY.
Arrives at 100 A. n, AID 4:45 p. u.
The 13j P. NJ. train does not step at any peiNt
between Nashville end GslAtin, except Edge
field Junction.
GaIXsstn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashvila.....s..... .4:So 2 h
GeuEsViEIe and F=esaVisle Hnd Great
Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. end
Decatur Division.
LeayeL. 8 n. Depot, North College street,
Going South-7:3O An; 5.05 P. N.
Arrive HOrth-4:40 An: LIS Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Loais-
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street
Passengers car take trains st Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot. - 90, -
OoLUxR1A AocoAxoDATIoN-LesTe $50 P.
n, arrives 9:I5 4. n, from L. & n. Depot, Sorth
College street..
louisville and CSGctrnata s0cES AAkss
Railroad.
Tr-.gnslssye andsrri7e at Louisvins 81 tollcSs:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Eastern Fsst Line, except
Eestern EypTe5s, dsiiy. 1855 7. II. 1880 p. u.
Eastern Night Express
dSiy...ss. ........-s.'s AiVO E' - 0'A0 n -
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. D ~ a. N Ai''O a. -
Lexington Express, e1ceP
Suncay....-........''' = ~ z - ''OV Re @'
SheIbyville Mail, except
Sunday..........s.s.... C'OO a. h'j O'A0 ~ -n'
Shelbyville express, except
Sunday. QUO p M o''V Ne
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For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for Benson's Illustrated. Call and
get q COPY. leI
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Best Citrate Magnesia reduced to ten
cents 1t Lillard's Pharmacy, corner VINE
and Church. jy20 2t
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Old folks mSde young at Kingston
Springs. jy17 1w
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Great rush for Mosquito Bars and Dry
Goods at Chas. Richheimer q Cos: Gan
and see for yourself. JyZ0 u
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There will be a Hop at Kingston Springs
eyery Friday night. jy17 lw
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Go to Kingston Springs for ane water
pure air, beautiful scenery and fishing.
iy17 1W
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Skipping on the light fantastic toe at
Kingston Springs. JylI l"
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C0tillOns, Waltzes, GaLop2des, and
Songs, both comic and sentimental, 81 KING
ston Springs. VII !"
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White Duck Suits from So to SIS, at
N. Powers. jy19 tilla1g1
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TRADE PALACE,
I3 6m Ia Pubic square
CRY Notices.

1t is a regciar household saying, that
when you want to buJ Boys Clothes With
cut running from store to store, why 90 70
tie Tom Thumb Clothing store 81 SAM
LYMAN, 50 College street.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral-Th' worlds
great remedy for colds, coughs and cou-
Sumption. jy15 eod1w
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The river was stationary at this point
YESTERDAY, with 81 feet seant on Harpeth
Shoals.
The BurksviIle arrived from Cairo with
a miscellaneous cargo. This craft, in
charge Of Capt. Joseph Ambrose, departs
for Cairo again Monday evening at 4
O'Clock. She is a comfortable boat, and
passengers will find her all regular.
Capts. w. j. Hartman, Tom Hartman,
VIM. Dix and Ben +. Egan have policies in
the st. Louis Hutusl, which company Is
Just now in Peck of trouble.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 1O.-Capt. &.
L. Dismukes, ain old river man, died al
Dardsnelle yesterday.
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RIVER NEWS.

STAGE of Riuers, J,sly I9, IS73.-Height Of mater
,.I..L..l 9 90 2 u
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STATE oF TIE wBATHEB.

Local Report for THIS city, Saturday,
IuEV 10. IS73.
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Telegraphfc ReFort from Signal Service Corps =.
s. A., of Observation, at 1855 O'Clock =. My
the Pdcifc and Atlantic Line.
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Blank Z. : InuIcates no report; cipher (O) sJs
&c. II rise A. @. FORD, observer.
, 1873-06-08

Convention at Deauofnes Yesterdav--
I Steals and Grabs OF All Kinds he,
uoznced.
speeial Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DzaAoNEs, Iowa, June 7-Tha Anti- -lonopo|.
County Convention met here to-day, with lsrae It,
tendance. Evary township IN the county va rsue-
sented but one. Tie majority Of those present
were farmers and mechanics, with ubezl
aprinktng of politicians. Resolutions gers
adopted declaring that they will support
no man for office who Is not in full sympathy VT
nopoies in any form that their candidates ru4t be
man of integrity in every respect, with no entansite
alliances that su class egslation contrary to sha
principles upon which the Government WIS founded
and tends to the destruction Of the Repubc thx ia
doctrine Of vested rights under which tai}roads cIatnt
exemption from Legislative control ean-
not exist without infringing On ~
rights Of the people. generally; cordsmntf ,
giving salaries to officers dfsproportionate to To r.
wards Of labor in industrial pursuits: consuming d.
Congressional salary steal and declzringi dshon a.
be In the Executive in signing the t11 and deza nd.
ing Its repeal After the adoption Of tie 1eso7 dous
It WAS deded to call 8tas Convention On tha 18th Il
August, for the purpose nt nominating 8tats cet
and Polk County Convention o4 tbe 18th of Iul.,
to nominate county ticket and se1ect do eeates q
the State Convention. Tbs following st9to Cguhal
Committee was selected: " + DxyiR. Z. T. Bun
ham, q. 4. Rich, ThomAs Mitchell end Il b. Ranking
Dev1n ia Treasurer Of the ststa a1nns, three of th
members Of the COMMITTEES AZ a LihefE EapzfhAeau&
one Democrat, ap1 one q Re1nhtfA an. Ea1nas
speeches vera made indors5 ng the re4ou tinnt Con
hdeIng the large crowd in attsndanoe and tbs vxred
mixture of political priuc5 ple1 Zepresented ths 0x
yention was harmonious.
, 1873-06-08

and as they frequently ca1ty organized and prp-
traced watH they 1nsy properly ss It me- be
held subject to those xnes of warfare which mako
which male perhdy, nke that IN qaestiun. lbs
by military authority =
= Doubtless the war with the Modoca u practically
a2ded, unless Of them ahould eseape and renew
hosittes, but It is Fight for the United stktes is
tnete no agreement for. peaca, to determine TOR
themselves whether NOT anythinR morn ought TO be
done Tor the protection Of the country punishment
q thacrines growing out ofthe var. '-~:g
Sec. 50 Of Raid instructions Is III follows:
"A prisoner OF remains andWerab1e for his
crime committed against the captors, arny people,
hazore ha captured and for which ha
has not been punished by his Own authorities"
mission bs sppeiotea to 5s r saeh of ie odoo GS
Indians now in custody chaEged~wlth nfensas
against the recognized tawE Of war, and TINT IT, upo
such trial. any arc found guilty. they may ba subjected
to Huch punishment as these LAWS require and juey
Very respectfully, your obedieut servant,
GEO. f. WILLIAMS, Attoruey-aeneral.
, 1873-06-08
TIE JUBILEE CLOSED

TIE JUBILEE CLOSED
with complimentary. benefit to Mr.. Gilmore
last evening at the depot which was very hnnd~
some1y attended, about 900 people being pres~
ent, and as this number could easily find seats,
there Was less discomfort than ut my Of the
previous concerts, aud the concert WAS really the
most enjoyable OF the serics for this as well as
tor many other reasons The programme Was
made up Of selections from the other three, en-
bracpx the Kaisa1, Juhel, and RpbespaeT1e over
lures, which brought out the Austrian, French,
and English national airs, and the potponrri on
themes from *fMartha," which got IN encore.
Mr, Arbuckle also played solo, which vas en-
cored, in reply to which he gave Lavys familiar
polka in superb style. The chorus snug the
7s sHallelujah," Ovens >"Ave Maria" with Mrs.
Mcclure in the solo, the Anvil ChoruB,
and other numbers. Both the orchestra
aud chorus were materially reduced, the former
numbering about 60 pieces and the latter about
400 singers, bnt the general effect Of both WAS
finer thnn on the previous concerts Tho audi
ence was a very enthusiastic one, and remained
to the close, the Jubilee breathing it's last
about haI-past 10, leaving several lemonsde
and peanut dealers with unso1d stocks on hand.
The great depot will henceforth be devoted to a
different style Of music. Mr. Gilmore goes
hence to Milwaukee for a concert, and will then
60 back to Boston, not oyer-pleased With the re-
suits OF the Jubilee, for which he claims thst he
ID in no wise responsible.
, 1873-06-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial News.

-"-*@ - VA d e AA<AAN1&AA IE"Re
New IonK. luna Mooney was "a y to-day IT. taa
per cent On cal, aud cloaed At 3 to per cent
E1shange vas steady, with very :ntt1s hnsinaes,
usual On 5aturdayB. -
Gold was weaker On the bank '1tstasnent md d.
elt1ed from us to 7al, and ther advanced ia 1lsx
The rates paid for carrying wer t. s. &1. md apr
cent C1earhucea. 81 ora O0Q. Tas Assistant 1tt15
1rer paid out ia interest sud IN redeupHpn d 80
bonds, 1881, ,000+ Customs recei ,ta, 3aM.o1o.
Governments opened steady, and wars dra 1t Il.
The promised Pacias HaI rsnopt sa'i II rsas pubs
The amount at caeh and bontb on hand Ii *s1ztedu
1900 $780,. bnt the company owes Tor supplies, e.
*o89 CO., leaving net amount Of seo.eaa The esa
the bands Of pursers md agents not inda+
ed In tbs above Is esti1nated St <lS3ys1
Among tbs asseis Of the company q
shares ok Panama stock, 2o85 aharea of Califoa7a
dr5-dock stock: 5000 In call loans, duo LY lass
Taylor Rncs 1861 ss4ooo0 notes Of the Ropae Asss
plies. The steamers put in without any
but a. appratkerosnt b experts Is promised u u
The interest III stock speculation to-day ceots
chtef1y IN Pacific Mall ind QhiVs and the cha1gsaa
the ren1atndex al the list were generally In sympathy
with the Vibrations IN these shares. The bank ss*
1neos ilnrartad fImer TONG to The marsss 3ek ;
time; but st the close there weak feeling aaa
rule priscs we're down to the lowest Potnt q ~
s9h, and d1aaly sold at 3oK940- Ohio recedea tsx y
s9x 70 Ss4, rallied to 38T, and closed It sI3,a =,
lowest pr1ca Of the week The other ebang5 Tss !:
70 Per ceut., a1ternately up and Down Oeis1ss /
L&c6a~anna Western, however, Was sr1on8es, h4 4
Taneed frQ1o 105H to 1o6. Michigan Central ~ss va
and declined To 90.
The specie shipments to-day we're q sA,7u. s
, 1873-06-08

=
PARIS, June 7.-The Dnnk Of Franco haa paid into
the Treasury one-qusfter Of the SUN due to eznnny
account Of the war indemnity. The report that
there had been successful negotiations to nceesrate
the departure Of the Garuan troops s not verified.
VERSAILLES, June 1.-Couut Won Arnim, Ambassador
Of the German EMPIRE to-day presented nnrw his c5e~
denttals to the French Governmen and Was formally
xeeeived by President MaeMahon-
Gen. chauzey has accepted the Civil aoverporshsp
OF Algeria He askB that ths powers OF the Militia ~
Governorshjp be conferred rs tending TO more thor
ough conservation Of French interests In Africa
NEW YoaK, June T.--Iondon newspapers contain
the speech Of Tders dnliyered IN the National Assem-
bly, in the Of the debate which preceded the
change OF Administration in Franco. Ho sa3d toward
wanted was not = party government, but one Which
1nde1ble in the presence Of disorder, and when
the struggle WAS ended shows itself calm, impartial
and concilatory. II We thlss Aamin1stsatton} had
been party. government, the public pesco
could not long have remained uudisturbed. pnrty
government would be disastrous for the country. Our
policy had double task to ful1: TO make peace and
with the yictor. which preserved the eastern
frontier, Belfort, Wills but nominal peace.
The substantial peace Is the liberation of the terri
milliard viii lbe commenced within q week.
To tho charge that biz Government had no alliance
Theirs replied . >
"In the present condition Of the world, atter the
tnsensate policy which has broken up the Euro
pean balance Of power, there are no longer
any allies for any one. Alliances consist
stunned the position which is her due By her vitality,
By her steady and consistent We restoring
our military forces without concealment, because we
er rank. The best alliance consists 1n the esteem
which we inspire In Europe. That which
divides the Chamber is tho question Of d
republic monarchy; but the friends Of the latter
cause they know there Ia but oue throne, which will
not suffice for three asp3rants."
, 1873-06-08

The musicians sat in the shady grove ct the rear
eight pieces. The Be}ections we're principally
from wel1~lnown and popular, operas Ake
" Faust and "Martha,n' and were performed
in q pleasing manner Loud applause 'Fag 2 g:
,,casionaIy a1cited, especially whenever Ehue9lo
rom t ~ Marths," he pl4yed. he Last Rose> ef
Summer. With good taste, t~a1d, in
a medley Of NATIONAL airs, Yankee
Doodle with yariations. The latter wno
loudly encored, and had to be repeated. Daring
Tie interutssfon the members OF the band were
entertained at lunch in the hotel. It is unneces-
sary to criticse any part Of tho concert, as it
MES an impronptu affair, gottan up for the on
tertainnent Of those who we- 9 unable to attend
the Jubilee. Ii was brought to 8 c1ose shortly
after o'clock, and I'M . few minutes Hyde Paril
had lost several hundred Of q temporary popnla-
tim .. ...-------,-
, 1873-06-08

LITTLE Rock, June 7.-On Wednesday, Last, the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, Judge aIorse pre-
siding, met the Hon. '. Il. McGehee, who had
been commissioned BY the Governor Prosecating-
Attorney. The old Prosecuting Attorney. q. King,
had refused to surrender the Office. and the Court
recognized him while re1narking that McGehee could
institute suit to obtsn the okce Ii be desired 80 to d.
Mcaehce had some indictments aud other
papers belonging to his office in his
possession The Court directed the attorneys Of
the Court to return al papers In their POSSESSION to
the Clerk by the next morning. The next morning
the nsw District Attotney, AeGehee, among others,
aeked per1uiaston Of the Court to retain possession
time longer. in order thAt he might exnmins
them and the State b. protected. Hhereupon the
Court fined AfcGehee &5D and ordered him cqrtned in
jail ten days, aud eGehee is now in JAIL This mattar
creates considerable excitement here 1t atated the
Governor Will take decided steps to that suthor-
ty Is respected, aud McGehee released.
, 1873-06-08

The code Of Iowa ia now nearly al printed, except
the index. which Is delayed by sickness In the fani1T
OF Judge Sewers.
Charles schodeld, Of Des Mones, Iowa, has been zp-
pointed Assistant United StateA District Attorney for
The Seventh District
The Convention of the Town Press Association meets
In Cedar Rapids On Monday evening, in the Union
0reza-Hou8e.
A12year-old son 1t s. n Bisseu was drowned last
eyenfng at Marhe Rock, Iowa. whtle bathing in the
river With number of companions. The body has not
been found. 80
The sutta of the Repnhlc Fire 1nsurance Company
Of Chicago against delinquent Iowa stockholders 60
over g tie next term Of the United States Court ss
Des Muines. r. ~--
= 4 boy years old, nsned Fred Marah, was drowned
In Cassopolts, Mich, yestgrdaE, He went out with
another boy Of the saue age in scowf undressed and
turpedin to swim. Fla WIS seized with cramps and
The farmers of ssngamon County, nlinofs, held 3
preliminary meeting yesterday,. and arranged to
field On July E The county has grauges completely
organized In eighteen of the twenty towns. Gov.
Primer haa veen invited and VIII deliver tho address
On the occasion.
, 1873-06-08
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CENTRAL AMERICA

HAVANA, June 1.-Advices from Guatemala state
that tiie President has issued decree granting re-
lgons liberty. number Of Protestant churches viii
b. erected.
PANAMA. May 30.--The excitement nere In conse.
quence Of the late revolution has subsided, and the
Government OF Gen. Nivia remains in power. Sew
eral leaders Of the Revolutionary party Lave
rested and will be punished.
at the appointment Of German Professors to take
charge Of the schools.
The volcano Of Putace, in Kev Granada, Ia very
tive, and the people are leaving tho neiglborGqod.
Much damage has been done to property
Some Bogoin papers chatge that Gen. Q.esada has
gambed away the 50 600 granted by Congress for the
relief OF distressed Cubans.
The Gtcazncr Gen. Sherman sailed the sd of May
from Aspinwan It fs believed that she forms part
Of an expedition to get upa revolution in Guatemala
nnd Honduras. -