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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
sheriff sale Of Real estate.


80. By virtue Of sundry Writs of Levari Faclas
M to me directed, will be exposed to Public
WI sale, at the Lafayette Hotel. No. Sf Ship
!n!l ley street, kept by James C. Piersan. in the
city OF WILMINGTON, New Castle county. Delaware,
On SATURDAY, February /, 1873,
at o'clock, y. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
Ali that certain lot of land situated in the city
Of Wilmington aforesaid, vita a large Brick Hotel
thereon. Beginning at the sOuthessteriy intsFsee-
tiOn OF King and Front streets, and running cas-
tary along Front street thirty nine feet six inches
to q corner stake; thence south thirty two degree
west fSTy three feet six inches TO another corner
stake; thence north fifty eight degrees west one
foot to another corner stake; thence south thirty
two degrees west eighty feet TO another corner
stake; thence north fftV eight degrees west thir-
teen feet six inches; thence south thirty two de-
grees west foot to another corner stake: thence
north fifty eight degrees west twenty five feet to
the oasterly side Of King street; thence nOrthery
along said street ffty two feet 70 the place Of be-
ginning, be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property o
Morris Dickinson, and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SheTiFs 0aice. New Castle. Jan. |. 1873 10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

THE WATER TAx.-Persons who wish to
saVe five per cent. on their water tax must
pay their bills the present month, as ON and
VIM be added TO their bills at8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
DAILY GAZETTE.

The Republican says Wilmington should have
too Senators and JfVe Representatives in the Leg.
lslature.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

Mr.. Riddle has given notice in the State Senate
that he will introduce bill to increase the
number Of Representatives in the General Assem-
hlY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
9attres.

NVFlCB.-The partnership Of w. A. Turner A.
geIs nave TINS day formed limited partnership nm
ger ger tne hrm-name Of w. A. Turner q Co. for M eon
Snoes IN At No; 40 West Third street. Wilmington Del
me me neneral partner is w. A. Turner of WiIming-
SON, oil Winslow x Wilson, New York: leo I,ehTsnn-
81 81 budse Schih Co., Bankers, New York. and u.
SSP OooPeT Overman, y. 5. Engineer Corps. The said
mann each contributing Ten thousand Dollar IN
cash. and the said special partner L. Cooper Over
Dollars in cash TO the common stock Of the saii r|-
The said partnership will commence from date and
terminate January lst, 1876. W. A, TURNER
]. II. WILSON i
LEO LEHMAEN fr
l., COOPER OVERMAE, .-
Wilmington. Jan. /. 1s73-9-2t s'-' 1i'1srs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular meeting Of
Diamond State Loan Association, held last
evening $1,000 sold at "a per cent. premlum.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
7 NV vESTMENT
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company, through
its Financial Agents. is selling, at par and ac
crued interest. its First Mortgage 80 Gold Bonds,
for the purpose or completing the construction and
equipment of its line of Road. AfteP thorough in
yestigatiOn, We recommend these securities .
fha FnIIo,w;n1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

An edOrtAo raise the salary of the President
from $4,000 to $4,000 failed in the U. 8.
House OfRepissentative. yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

The Londen Daily news says the delay in
bFinaina Edward htokes 20 trial for shooting
james Fisk, r., was . gleat scandal 20 the
administratl0O OF justice. The laW-abidlnG
neonls ~ New York must feel the greatest
ssiirf faelinn u The result Of she trial Which Il
4 dIsliaet triumph Of law, .s.so's5sss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
.ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE.

AT PUBLIC SALE.
49,, win be sold at Public Sale on THURS
!t5 DAY, January sd, 1873, at the public house
w of James Lancaster. in CentreVille, Del, the
IN Real EstAte of Hiekland Gould, deceased,
situated near CentreVille, in ChFistiana hundred
containing ITO Acres and 90 PeFehes A portion OF
Il is young and thring timber, the balance IS in q
good state of cultivation. divided into convenient
felds well Watered. The quality OF the land Is good
and the situation Is healthy, and eonyenient TO
Schools churches. mills aud market. being within
ak miles OF Wilmington, three Of duPOnts powder
works and two Of JesSnp 4 M0Ore's paper nills.-
This property is we'll worthy the attention Of those
wanting home, or capitalists who want an invest
mant, Il II undiVed estate and will positively
be sold in order 10 settle up the estate. Any person
wishing 10 view the property can be accommodated
by calling on David w. Taylor. living the prerai-
ses. EOr farther particulars apply TO
-a Fs---- J. pOULS0N CHANDLER.
Who l. authorized to act for the heirs.
sale positive. THE HEIRS
ian6-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

Will be sold without reserve Wednesday and
Thursday. January sth and 9th. 1873 at our store,
6Oo. Market street. the largest and most complete
ever offered at public sale in this city. consisting in
part as follows: Tea Sets. Ice Pitchers, Butter Cool
ers, Tea and Coffee Urns. Fruit and Berry Dishes,
Center Pieces. Cake Baskets. Card Reeeivers Nases,
BOQuet Holders. Goblets. Cups and Mugs. Pie and
Cake Knives, Napkin Rings, Ladies, Spoons. Forks,
DC.
Also. full line of Silver Plated and Ivory Hand.
led Table Cutlery and everything that useful and
ornamental to the table. These goods are all war.
ranted and from well known manufacturers.
Go and soc the fine display OF goods on exhibition
Wednesday and Thursday mornings. SalecOmmen
ces on Wednesday at 10 n. M. and p. m. Accom-
modatons will be made for ladies TO attend the sale
day and evening. Don't fail 70 see the goods
0GLE Il MILLER. AuetTs.
ians-2t 6Oo Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
DIED.

DIED.
DgP0NT.-January 7th, Charles dupont. Jr.. aged
forty two years.
His male friends are respectfully invited to attend
ms funeral from his late residence, on Saturday lth
inst, at l0H o'clock. q. m. jan8-it
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

FUNERAL NOTICE.-The membs,. ~ a. ~
rocco Dressers Association are requesfad "a v.Sst
az their hail. 9TH and Market, at o'clock on Friday
late brother. James McBrarty BY order al Inc pc
haent SAMUEL SHEPHEARD.
JAhs-Zt SeeretarY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
the PEOPLES ooLuMM.

VERY BRrER LETTERS GLADLY REcR1vED. LoNa
ooAMUNIcATEoNB WILL NOT BE PRINTED. WE
ARE IN NowIsE nEsPoKsIBLE FoR THE VIEWS
or CORRESPONDENCE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
WATER RENTERS fAKE NQnCE.

The bills for the year 1873 are nov ready and nay
able at the Registrars Once. 1000 Market street
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January Slst, 1873 the face Of The biL aud ON all
ditonal and on all paid during the nOnth Of March,
10 yer cent. additional and any Ameunts remaining
unpaid after April lst 1913 the Registrar 4 required
to h9Ve the kerfules Withdrawn and mit instituted
for the recovery Of the amounts due and water will
not again be let into such premises until all arrears
with assessments and two dollars for drawing Fer
rules are paid FRANK. A. TAYLOR
water Department, Dec. .. I5l& Registrar,
Once hours, to Il n. m and 9 60 D. m. dse5ef
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

. - ffoH. Rnseoo ConklinR was uuanlmOusly
ranS1sinSfed for III. s Senator by a9 Nspub-
lloan oaneus of the View York Lac tnIel
laNl A'gnh .sss II ia sss...i ssl ,'slssss
ftA slta fgaa tEa setfAel etaa
sitt naHfa titfafssal taH aEH etltlaaa-f t'5s
sssN fsah Sra tseH .l.sls ,s6sll II + s,as.s.
hHtAa ~ .b@ " ~
tsat4at o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby given that will an
~ ply to the Delaware Legislature at its next ses-
aOh, lOS a divorce a v1ReuiO HiasFSm0Rii, from my
dec2S-lm IRENE FIJIMFIR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
2MbIif Sales.
. UCTIoN SALE OF
TOYS

TOYS,
At o'clock THIS EVENING. at the store formerly
occupied by James Mcintyre. at No. liz Market
street. Sale to be continued Friday and Saturday
at ga. m. and IA p. IN. until the goods are Sold
Dolls, Doll Heads Carriages for children. Wagons.
Sleds &C. together with large variety Of articles
usually kept IN a toy and confectionery establish
ment. Il. W. ST1DHAM SON.
jan9-3t Auctioneers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby given that will an
~ ply at the next Session OF the LegiSlatnTS az
the state of Delaware for divorce a ViarWIo 1Saf-
rtmORII from my husband James Woodrow
SARAH A. WOODROW. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

NOT1CE,-I hereby give notice that shall aDDIy
to the Legisature Of the State Of Delaware, at
mony from my wife Mary Heeney
jan9-lm THOMAS UFFNry a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

NOTICE. -sssHa9
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 70 and from all points
on the line Of their road AlA ~ alk Chester.
Express matter sent 70 RtaaaIIn folagraph uaaoe,
No. West Third str0et or TO their DepOe Front
and Madison. or orders lOh With MeMatsan 4 Seal.
delivering agents. viii rsseivs prOuD. a. seakioE.
SU6-u GsaI supr W. Ia. r. R.Cp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

NOTlCE:-A special meeting Of the members of
the Wilmington Institute to consider a uFoDo-
sea ehangs ~ the organization Of the Institution,
viii De held In the Library Room, Institute Bald
lng' on Thursday evening. January 9th, al ~
O'Clock. BY order of the President.
ionl-tm JOS. A. RICHARDSON, Rec. See,y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

VNOR RENTING ssuthside room, uae u the
~ Manaard roof the Masonic Hail. Iho room is
=, 'Anpiy 70 n. y. MsTNIIRE.
novlS-Q 80 tMafkst street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
9ar atm.

EN0K RENTs-possesSiol gwen ImnedlaaBly-
n The spacious Hall 40 Anks-FOeR q QePslls's
Workingm0n Inatituta.S The ptesRssss nse1 aa-
miRahly ADAPTED 10 Sociatias, Aas.gal Or lAeqrary
apply to DR., CURffs' i08 FfSa66 Stress 81 d
DR.. CAllRR0N. 40 Market street. ~ l6-tf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

NOTICE--The Annual Session of the Grand
~ Lodge, Knights Of Pythias Of Delaware Wiilbe
neld IN h. Of P. Hall, Morrow Building" VIII
mn ahlngton. on the third Wednesday being the 18th
jan6-9t JAMES p. HAYES, a. RIGS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

Wilmington. Jan. 1. ls7s-s-2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
Homicide I'm Beech Island.

IL ~
reference to an unfortunate and fatal af:
fray that occurred in Beech Island On
Saturday last:
Prince Rivers, as coroner, held an in.
quest in Beach Island, South Carolina,
last Sunday, over the body of white
man named Elbert Harden, who, it is
alleged, was killed last Saturday by
who read tho evidence as taken down at
the inquest informed us IN regard to the
main points therein. From this it ap-
pears that there had been i'll feeling be-
tween John and Gilbert Harden for some
time. The former leased fifteen acres OF
land from the latter On Saturday Elbert
Harden gave cotton hoeing party on
his plantation, in Beach Island. AT this
John Harden was present, and during
the day,a difficulty arose between him
self and his cousin Elbert. After some
words between the two John Harden
secured an Enfield rifle, loaded with
buckshot, and shot FL bert Harden in the
back rs he was walking off from him.
Four of the huckshot struck Elbert Har-
den and lie fell. John Harden then ran
up to tlio fallen man with his gun dubbed.
Elbort Harden called out, Don't strike,
Pin Il dead man already" John Harden,
according to the evidence, then beat Ell
bert over the head with the breech Of
the. gun until it broke off from the bar
rel. He continued the beating with the
lattcr, how wever, until albert Harden's
head was mashed into complete jelly.
After killing his victim, John Harden
walked to Aiken and surrendered him
Golf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26

Twenty negroes and four whites died !, a Of
cholera Yesterday. and forty-nine BLACKS
and twenty-four whites to-day. Inc
weather is sultry, with slow rain, and Is
very discouraging.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
Voting to the Tune Of a Hundred and
- Ofd DolIarE.

Miss Susan Anthony, who.has long,
thin nose, and a long, thin chin, and a
long, thin jowl, and long, thin legs, and
sharp. snaky eyes, and who wishes wo,
men to do everything that men do. aco~td
deposit her ballot in Rochester, N Y,
last fall. She just Mould do it-she, SUI
san!--in defiance of fne law and of the
managers. And in consequence she has
been convicted lately by United States
Jury at Canandaigua, Of violating the
law. The verdict is that she pay fine
of 800 and the costs. And Susan was
brave, and deported herself like Paul,
glorying in her prosecutions, and invi-
ting the fullest rigor of,the law. One
Judge Seldcn, as her counsel, did his
best to maxi the worse appear the better,
but without success. He had foolishly
advised her to vote in spite of the law,
on the ground that. she has as good q
right under the late amendments to the
constitution as he had. And slN-poor,
foolish Susan took his advice. But
after all, it plays into Spsan's hands.
She becomes the martyr of the party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
4 Ffendish Act.

The Columbia Union-Herald says
Some t;end in human shape, on Thurs
day, placed q crosstie across the track Of Of
tLs Greenyille and Columbia Railroad, at
= IN noint between Pomaria and Hope Sta
Hon where the embankment is very high,
which ,' was discovered BY the yigilant en-
gineer of the down passenger sraln a "a ',,aat nnt
to save the happening OF what coaia no no'
have terminated otherwise than IN "a d u les T.
rible disaster. What the object was u snas al
prompted to this diabolical act cannot ,'',a,e oe
imagined. Besides the regular passengers
we're the Masonic and some members OF
the other committees thai had been IN at
tendance upon the funeral Of the late a'
Minister On. at Anderson 1t is to oe
hoped that the person who land the pro, ;,
may be discovered and properly punished
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
a North Carolina Tragedy.
RALEIGH, N. e., June II.

RALEIGH, n. t., June IL.
On Saturday morning last, in Yadkln
County, occurred. one OF the coolest and
most determined murders and suicides ev-
er committed in this State. John Hoi-
combe ana his wife Julia, who had been
married about a year, were the subjects;
Julia possessed uncommon beauty, aEo
was suspected ofinhdelity to her marriage
vows. She was on the eve OF leaving
home to visit Salisbury and Charlotte.
Holcombe having endeavored to dissuade
her from leaving, without success. decided
to murder her and commit suicide. tie
drew his pistol and fired, sith fr!ghtfua
coolaess, three shots at her, death easulng
almost instantly. The, ,neighbors were at
tracted to the house blythe reports OF the
pistol, and found Koieombe rcloadlns MS
weapon. He told the crowd II amy ene
approached him he would shoot him
When he had finished loading he walkec
to the side of his dead wife. placed the
muzzle of the pistol to his left breast ant
pulled the trigger His lifeless body Tel
across that of his beautiful bat waywars
wiie.. The ball had passed. through b,
heart Jealousy was the cause OF tn
wife-murder, and apprehension of disgrac
and death BIZ the halter the cause OF tn
suicide. They were respectable persons
the owners of considerable property, an'
stood high in the community. Genera
regret is expressed that the tragedy shoul'
have occurred
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
Bogus Bonds.

The Chicago Euenia,g Post has aIlsar-
ticle on Southern bonds which lssinot
4ery .encouragmg9to the bondholdefs.
Louisisna is IN default for thsanteresf On
porlion of her. State debt, and hss$ls
sued Sixteen millions ,mqfes of binds
thauthe constitution -autharfzes S;rtre
Comptroller ofs-south Carolina insists
that nearly eightsmillions of the bonds
of this Stateshave been issued without
authority, and refuses to levy tax with
whicl, to pay the interest OH them. There
Is similar trouble in ether of the Southern
States, aud the probabilities are that a
considerable portion of the bon,is iss,Icd
in all of them since the war will be found
fraudulent and will not be recognized.
The Post says: " As the present holders
were doubtless advised, when they took
these securities, of the uncertainty about
their character and payment rtfrere'11eed
not;be-any very violent ebulitionof pub
lie sympathy On their account. Aprodi'
gious amount of stealing has been done
at the South in the last seven or e1gh'
years-the fraudulent issue Of bonds be
ing one of the faworite processes of tht
thieves, In most cases it is probable tht
receivers of the bonds were the agents
and accomplices Of the plunderers, ant
if they should fail to realize the expected
profits from the dishonesty there will no
be much grief about it outside of fheil
own circle.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
.T0, BRIDGE BUILDERS,

coUNrycoMM1ssr GERspTT1cE,
-, AeesflHlp june u sY ssts; s Il 1878. :
.SEALED PROPOSALS will be reeeiv-
- ed atthis Office until the 25th Of July,
1873, for building. the, following BRIDG-
ES in Edgetield County, to wit:
!. Ono Bridge ever Turkey Creek on the
road leading from Edgefeld. G.. 81. to
Ninety-Six. Said Bridge to- be IL feet
high and about So feet long, and IL feet 'st
One. Bridge over little Rocky Creek,
on tire Turkey Creek Road; between A.:
FJ. Smyleyrs' and Mrs: Mathist.' Said
Bridge to be lefeet high, and about SO
Feet long, with one span, and IL fees wide.
One Bridge over Sleepy Creek, on Long
Cain Road, near Mr.. Jas, Shaver's., Said
Bridge to be IA, feet high and about. l5e
fleet long, and. u feet wide. (. +. p.
|. One Britlge over LittleSSaluda River,
ori the McNary's Ferry Road, near -Dr.
Allen Dozier's. Said Bridge TO he Ia
+ feet high, "a feet wide, ana;abont la0 fset
long. H'-..f ~ - ~ :
One Bridge over euffee Town Greek
near Mrs Kemp's, on the 1Gdgefield Hoid.
Said Bridge to be % feet high, Ia feet
wide, and about $50 feet long. a. :.
One Bridge- over Mill Greek, between
Mr.. John Adams and Me: John Rsese's,
on tho Martin Town Road. Said. Brlags
@to De % feet high, "A feet widesand aSeul
+ $50 feet long. :
/ All of thesabove BridSesare to be bniu
of good heart timber, Stringers TO 1ae
s X II, and the Cap Shls'antt Posts 70 DC
12 II inches-to be strengfy .ann salf,'
tccntly braced; and ho'red wita piatiA
manlike manner; '>-<'
Said Proposals will be received sepa.
ratcly, and eRcsts proposal nnst be ae'
colnpanied by two or more good suretfes
IL sSpR0M)
Chairman B. 6. G. :
w. D RXNsE:" "Gf'k.' - -
;aJune,26, '4F T'-i 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
THE ADVERTISER.
Edgedeid, S.C.,yune 2e, 1875.
The Cholera spreading frsn West to

Since the 7th inst, ctrolera,T the most
:virulapsBpe, hasbeen raging in Nash
VILE, Tenn. From the alleys, purliens,
and outskirts, it has gradually spread all
over the city, until the Who'll" place has
become n scene of disease, death and ter
ror. One hundred doaths are reported
to have takeri place ON Friday last, and
one hundred on Saturday. At present,
we presume, it is impossible to report
the number-owing to the terror nnd
confusion in the city The scenes depic..
ted by tho kilograms are simply appali-
ing. Every one is flying who can ny,
and sl,e supply Of coffins in the city is
exhausted.
Memphis and Cincinnati are also be-
ing sceurged, and one case has been re-
ported ia Washington. There can be no
doubt that the fell disease is spreading
from, West to East. And the season Is
said by scientific men to be favorable. .fot
Its general expansion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
:HYMENE-A.L,

MARRIED. By the Rev. J. w. Barr, or
the 24th inst, at the residences Of TIE
BRIDES father, NJ. NJ. Padgett, Esq, Mr
J. D.. TAYLOR, of Stanton, Va, and
Miss e. o! PADGETT, of :Edgefeld
County.
ms-The Southern Christian Advocate
and Christian Neigkbor will please copy
From this wedding feast we apknowl.
edge the receipt Of n very handsome bas'
kstIof ke: and we. beg the young peo-
pie 10 accept our kindest and most re.
spectfnl congratulations ~,
MARRIED; ON the isth inst. by Rev.
L. Broadus, Mr.. J. W. MILLER, OF
Edgefeld, and Miss M. II. LTdoN, for
merfy of Georgia. - = )
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
A PHI for the Tax Payers.

COLUMBIA, S. c., June - rumof
10 oAoat That the decision Of the Supreme
Court in the Morton, Bliss 4 Co. bond
case has been prepared 1t hss not been
moss possible to trace the report to any definite
source. but it comes through creditaois
channels. 1t is stated that the opinion
will order mandamus, the Chief Justice
dissenting. EP. Willard is SAID to have have
fixed the thing up before the suit was
brought The report further states that
ComDtroIler General Hoge will at once
give notice of levy of four mills on the
dollar to pay the interest on the nve olasset e
of bonds enumerated in the petition NJ Oh
Morton, Bliss & Co., aggregatlng IS, 4oo,-
600. The collection OF the tax, however
will not be enforced Immediately.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
, King Cholera.
NASHVILLE, June 20

NASH HV1ALE, y uA0 ~
Twenty negroes and four whites died o
cholera Yesterday, and forty-nine blacks
and twenty-four whites to-day. I'M
weather is sultry, with slow rain, and Il
very discouraging.
tom and Fairfield Ninety convicts in the
penitentiary are Frustrated, and the ma
io,ity are suffering with cholera: The es.
timated exodus Of people from the city
since the 7th instant is estimated at ten
thousand more than in 1866. The cholera
is prevailing principally among the poor
class of people, and colored people espe-
cially. Business is almost suspended
The streets are pretty bare of vehicles
and people.
NASHVILLE, June 2l-The mortuary
list to-day from Cholera shows fifty nine
deaths, of which 4S were cholera. Wealth
er rainy with occasional sunshine.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Several cases
of choleratic diarrhea have occurred here.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-There were three
deaths on Thursday and three Friday from
reported cholera.
MEMPHIS, June 2l.-1he We2tner 70
dav is clear and hot. There were fourteen
deaths from cholora Reports from the
surrounding. country state disease still pre-
walls, but in less violent form.
BERLIN, June 2l-A dispatch from
Dantzic says ferty-two polish raftsmen OF
the Vistula were attacked by cholera and
twenty-five of them died. Of remaining
seventeen four have entirely recovered.
Another lszaretto has been established at
Fort Neufahr, four miles from Dantzlc.
ROME, June 21.HeYeral eases Of chol-
era are reported in the province Of Trevi-
So. The authorities are taking prscau-
tons to prevent the spread Of the disease.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 22.-The to.
tai number of deaths officially reported
up to 5 o'clock p NJ Yesterday was sixty
four of which fity-nine were from chol
era, and slight falling off from Friday.
among the victims yesterday was Miss
Fnnkil, the young and IeautitGl and ac-
colnpEshed daughter of Major r. c. Nc
Nary, one OF our most prominent and
respected citizens. She had but recently
returned from New York city, where DIT
ring the latter part Of May, she gradus
ted with high honors at Mrs. Beechers fe
MAKE seminary.