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GEN. Wheaton with force Of four
hundred troops attacked the Modoc
Indians, on Friday last, near the ives
tern end ofTule Lake California, and
was defeated by them, one tenth of
his entire force being killed. We
presume the Modocs' lost none, as it
is said they were all concealed.
If those Indians had been down
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HE Border JVatchnaa informs us
that the breaking up of the ice gorge
in New River, threw ashore, fish
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THE trial ofMrs. Wharton is prog
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Il SCoTT County CoURT CLERKS Or
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IN CHANCERY
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WE publish to-day a letter from Sem
ator Pridemore, giving timely and val
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Good Tobacco, IL cents a plug at
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BOSToN has three thousand cases
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with other Company.
The j. Home Company every where managed
cheapest Insurance Life Company
Bonds National Currency Their Registered Policies being
safety projections which the bond and pledge
scontaned in the face of each Policy
further enquire the above named Directors.
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Two Hundred and Thirty Acres

of the said tract to saisfya Decree rendered in IA
vor Of Jos. w. and Jas. q. Owen, Ex'rs Of San'l E.
GOudson, deed, VS.. Him. +. Moon, K. L. Rhea and
others. The said land will be sold for Cash sufi-
cient to pay the of said suit and the commits
sions and other costs of sale, and the balance on
credit of one, two aud three years in equal pay
mcnts, the purchaser required Ia give bond with
approved security and lien retained on the land
until the purchase money is fully paid.
IT. l. BLACKLEY, Trustee
JaB'y z ls73.--4w. Prs fee S.
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GEO. Francis Train is in prison at
New York.
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and children. and Gen. Wheaton had
been Ger. Sheridan, they would have
come off second best.
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These cattle are of the finest I'M
ported stock and Mr.. Palmer's profits
must be very satisfactory.
During the reign of the ePizooty he
had I03 horses sick at one time
The Pike road leading through the
valley has been Mcadamized and is
now bordcred on each side 10y hand.
some and well pruned hedge.
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Palmer. owns the Saltworks, was abb
sent, attending the meeting of the
Agricultural College board at Rich
mond. lie is brother OF the lamen-
ted Gen. Stuart and his absence was
a subject of regret.
Night was now closing in and the
party, originally composed of Gen.
Malone Messrs. Collyson and Good
heart Of England. Maj. G. r Dunn &
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writer. but now increased by other
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-14
MISSISSIPPI.
A gentlemen Shot by Mss Dog,

A Gentleman Sh0e Dy HISS Dog! y
MEMPHIS, Oct. 13.--Last Saturday af-
ternoou Mr.. John Wilson, highly respect
ed citizen, so years of age, Virginian By
birth, but more recently prominent citi-
zen OF Marshall, Miss, met most deplora-
bic death, accidentally, on Col. Hugh
Greer's place, six miles east of the city, on
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Mr.. Wilson, in company with Mr.. Greer,
was hunting birds. He had discharged one
barrel of his gun and was reloading when
his dog reared up against him, discharging
the remaining barrel, the full load striking
Mr.. Wilson in the temple, ranging up
ward, tearing away three inches Of skull.
He fingered about five hours and died about
10 o'clock Saturday ni2ht. Mr.. Wilson has
lived in this county some years and was a
gentleman of the highest standing socially,
and popular with all who knew him.
Hoist ON HIS Own Petard.
Near oakland, Miss, on the Miss. y
Tenn. r. R. last Sunday morning nom
explosive oil vender, name not aseertsined,
was burned to death by the explosion OF a
can of the fluid. The man wss sitting in 3
passenger coach, and had with him several
cans of the oil, when the conductor enter
the car with a lighted lamp, which 1t is sup
posed ignited the gas from a leaking car
It was with the greatest difficulty the man
was extracated from the flames and the car
saved from destruction. He died soon afteT
heiDg taken from the car.
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EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.


NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The action Of the
Dean Of Canterbury in taking part In the
celebration of the Lords Supper at the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church, on
Sunday the 5th inst, has caused, as expec-
ted, much discussion among members Of
the Evangelism and Protestant Episcopal
churches, aud letters have beer written to
the Dean and to Bishop Palter of this do
cese, by the right Rev. DR.. Tozer, lac Mis-
sionary Bishop to Central Africa. A tardy
publication is this morning given to these
letters, the existence and import OF which
have been known for some days.
In letter to Bishop Potter, DR.. 'Tozer
says 1t is by no means improbable that
restless and unstable persons in England
viii seize upon this act, which he must
presume to call open hostility to the
discipline OF the church, as an excuse and
apology for attending from time to time to
the attractive services of the Church Of
Rome, but the result of this experiment
here in America may be even more disas-
trous, for 80 far as DR.. Smiths influence
extends it will suggest the idea that the
promise held out by the Episcopal Church
in this land, of becoming haven of rest for
men vino are tossed to and fro by a multi.
plicity OF contending creeds and systems, Is
nothing else than mistake and delusion.
On TO Washington.
Delegates to the EvaDgelist Alliance Con-
ferencs left this morning for Philadelphia.
A short stay is to be made at Princeton,
where the delegates will be received by
President McCosh and the Faculty, aud Of
distinguished residents of the plaza.
Open Communion Again.
There were two significant services yes
terday in connection with the Alliance. At
DR.. Halls Presbyterian church the COM
munion service was administered by the
Episcopal Bishop Cummings, of Kenlucky,
assisted by DR.. Arnot, of Edinburgh, and
DR.. Donners, of Berlin. The Bishop re.
marked that in all his ministry he had
never before communed with bis Presbyte-
rian brethren, but that this should not be
the last time. AtDr. Booths Presbyterian
church Rev. DR.. Freemzntle, Of the Church
of England, assisted the pastor in admins
teriog the communion. Both churches
we're crowded. These circumstances, taben
in connection with the letter of the late
Missionary Bishop of ZsDziba7 to the Lord
Bishop of York, in which he takes the
Dean Of Canterbury to task for his partiei-
patton in Presbyterian communion last
week, indicates the probability of stir in
the church.
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WEST TENNESSEE.
of the Supreme Court at

Proceedings of the Supreme Court at
Jackson.
MEMPHIs, Oct. ia jackson special to
the Memphis appeal, gives the following
proceedings of the Supreme Court yester-
day? Law docket number 80, Overtcn VS.
BoIten finished. 80 Tucker vs. James
heard. 40 A. and N. st. Co. vs. Bl2kemore
passed. Al Webb VS. Blonn passed. AZ
Smith VS. Duyear heard. A Webb vs.
johnson passed. 45 Webb vs. Lee passed.
46 Babb VS. Dunlap ct al heard. 48 Borse
VS. Saint passed. AZ Hull vs. Wade heard.
80 State ex re vs. Williams reversed. 81
NJ. o. r. R. Co. vs. Sullivan passed. So
Bellows vs. Naton heard. A Oliver vs.
Moore passed. IS White vs. Musso passed.
46 State VS. Burditt passed. So Jackson In
surance Company vs. Sturgess on trial. In
Chancery docket: number SO. McKissock
VS. Martin finished. 81 American Exchange
Bank vs. Anderson, on trial.
"RespectabIe'' Friends.
Near BoydsVille, in Weakly county, last
week eight or ten armed men went to the
house of citizen and took negro girl out
into the woods and each in turn outraged
her. They did not attempt to disguise
themselves, and carried their victim but q
short distance from the house. The people
with whom the sirl was living were power
less to prevent the outrage, and were COM
PEELED to listen to the agonizing shrieks Of
the helpless creature. Her body was found
soon after the beasts had left, most hofri-
by mangled. Il is stated in connection
with the horrible affair that the facts were
never reported to the authorities and the
body buried without any legal examination
and the crime sought to be hushed up be-
cause of the alleged responsibility of some
of the parties. The Dresden Democrat
published the particulars and appeals to
the grand jurors of the county, the Cover
nor of the State and all law abiding citi-
zens to wipe the foul stain from that COM
Inunitv.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
wife and ParamOur Killed by am
Outraged Husband.

Wife and Roxam0ur AiAAeO Dy an
Outraged Husband.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.--The EUenfng Dis
patch has special from C2rrollton giving
an account Of a terrible tragedy enacted
near there. It appears that Robt. Austin, a
Young farmer, residing about miles from
Carrolllon, has for some time suspected the
ipfdelity of his wife. Friday morning,
last, Austin left the house saying be Was
going to the St. Louis Fair and would be
absent several days. He went to the depot
but returned home after dark and secreted
himself 10 3 closet In bis wife's bed room,
armed with 8 double barTeIed shot gun.
His wife soon afterwards returned, and
shortly afterwards Elijah Haley entered
the room, undressed himself and just as he
was getting into bed, Austin sprang from
bis coneeslment and fred st him but miss
ed him, the shot entering bis Iife's sbdo-
men. Austin fred again at Haley and
killed him instantly. The affair created
intense excitement by reason Of the prom
nencs of all the parties concerned. Young
Austin being q son Of Col. Austip, one OF
the Oldest aud wealthiest farmers Of Carroll
county, and his wife, daughter Of DR..
FIournoy prominent citizen of Lafayette
county, and young Haley is brother Of
Elder Thomas and Elder Henry Haley,
both prominent members of the Christian
Church, Mrs. Austin died Saturday, P. NJ,
and Austin surrendered himself TO the au-
thoriLies.