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THE eESrsf.snraE MtnDEn In


weatherford, Texas, (June 1O) Correspondence
OF the Pulaski Citizen.
noticed an extract in your paper of April
0, clipped from the UNION AND AMERI-
/ CAN, relative to the murder Of a young
man from Missouri, by the name of Shire.
by Charlie Gentry, on the FL Paso stage
line, about half way between Jaclzsboro
and Weathefford mot Fort Worth as
stated.
There are several facts connected with the
murder, that | wish to set forth correctly
before the friends and relatives. of Mr..
Gentry, in justice to him, although nSt
unfolding him in the course he pursued, at
| all, for most assuredly he was in the
wrong). | am acquainted with the afiray,
and there are several things alleged against
Mr.. q. that know to be untrue
In the first place Mr.. Gentry, Shire and
two women OF Fashion" left JacksbOro on
the stage for Weatherford. After travelling
some distance, it seems as If difference
arose between the young men about a
driak Of whisky. Mr.. Gentry asked Shire
to give him drink of whisky, which be re-
fused to do, after which Gentry began to
use insulting language towards him, and
he (Shire) told him that he had taken as
much from him as he intended, and upon the
word he (Shire) sprang out Of the stage on
one side and Gentry on the other, with
pistol in hand, and ran behind the stage
and commenced firing and felled lis vic
tim. At the report of the pistols, the team
became frightened and ran some 500 yards
before the driver could stop them. After
stopping them the driver went back and
found Shire breathing his last and Gentry
walking off towards body Of woods. Now
as regards the money Shire had with him at
time of his death, can safely say that lie
only had S25 with him at the time. 1t seems
as if he had money elsewhere, as I have
been told by Others who knew. The satchel
was delivered to the Stage Agent at this
place on the same day by the driver, and,
afterwards delivered to Shire's brother. l
can safely say neither the driver nor or
Gentry got anything at all from Mr.. Shire.
1t was not pecuniary motives that prompted
Gentry to the rash deed, but the greatest Of
al evils whisky and women. TENNESSEE
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WEDNESDAYS PRIMARIES.
Additional Returns and Important
Anununeemaufa


The following additional information
from the election for delegates to tie
County Convention has reached US:
In the twenty-fourth district VIM.
Earthman and Gilbert Reasoner were
elected delegates to the Convention.
In the twenty-frst district T. A. Harris
and VIM. Robertson we're elected.
The following is the vote taken in the
twen,y-first district Wednesday:
Sheriff-Whitworh 81, Shaw 2, Ed
wards 1.
Circuit Court Clerk-Dortch IA, Lit
ton4.
County Court C1erk-Bell IL, Ewing s.
Criminal Court Clerk-=Donelson 49,,
Mckee 8.
Trustee-Marshall Is, Knight ii.
Register-Binkley 16, Jeup 1, Hobsol /.
Revenue Collector-Sneed s, Patterson
13.
Chancellor-Cooper 20, Merritt 2, Bri-
en- !:
Jailor-Garret p, hforgaIi /.
In the 18th district no election was he'd,
the meeting being adjourned till Friday
evening June rs, at O'Clock, when the
election o. delegates will take place at the
district voting place.
The citizens OF the Second Ward are re-
quested TO meet at the Workhouse this
evening at $50 o'clock for the purpose of
electing a delegate to the County Conyen-
ton cics J. B. Richardson who was called
away from the city unexpectedly on yes
terIlay.
The following communication signed
democratic and Conservative voters" was
handed in yesterday, for publication:
The Conservative and Democratic voters
of the Fourth Ward are requested to meet
tonight az the old theatre at o'clock, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
County Convention next Saturday. Voters
are earnestly requested 10 attend, as we
wish this election to be free to all to ex-
press their wishes, and unlike the
one held Wednesday night at the City
Hall, on which occasion the majority of
the voters of said ward were refused the
right to vote, simply because their names
were not registered on the list of the ''im-
mortal" seyenty-two Conservative voters Of
said ward, which number is hardly one.
fifth of the Democratic and Conservative
voters of said ward. The polls will be
open until IL o'clock, and the nominees
receiving the highest number of votes viii
be declared the delegates.
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New Publications.

NASHVILLE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND SUR.
gerry Edited by w. X. Bowling, VI. d., and
W. T. Briggs, NJ. ID.
The thirty-fourth volume Of this excel
lent monthly closes with the June mum.
Der, now before us. 1t is decidedly the
most original, and the best adapted to south
ern readers, of any of our medical eNchan-
res, and is withal correct in its Typography.
The June number contains the first and
second chapters Of "NOtes on Cholera" by
w. K. Bowling, NJ. d., on Diet and Water,
which every member of the profession
ought to read attentively, ''DartrouS Alice
tons" by T. K. Bailey, NJ. D., of Knox
willie; oGunshot Wound of Alb
domen," by NJ. J. Ely, NJ. D.,
of LAFAYETTE, Alabama, ''Catarrhus Crawl
dus. by r. d. Winsett, NJ. D., of Nash
vile; s.Bright's Disease" by a. l.. Chap
man. NJ. D., of Kansas City, Mo. The Sc
lected matter consists of several articles
alike useful and interesting to the profess
sion. and the balance ofthe number is made
M of editorials, reviews, aud copious IN
lex 10 the volume. Terms, three dollais
per annum. Address w. /. Briggs, ID. d.,
Nashville, Tenn,
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Concert at the west enc Cburcb.

The concert and ice cream festival held
last evening at the West End Church, was
a Success both musicaily and financially.
About four hundred persons were present,
the house and yard being filled. From
the manner in which refreshments were
disposed of, it is to be supposed the enter
ment will net quite a handsome sum, which
IS to 60 to the benefit Of the Church. The
following programme was observed:
Opening Chorus, Praise Him, by the
choir; Tableaux, Bridal Prayer; Solo,
Prayer, Miss Maud Horn; Trio, Hear our
Prayers, Miss Kate Cooper, Miss r. NJ.
Hayes, and Mr.. Welburn; Solo.
Charity, Miss Efie Morgan; Duet,
MuSia and her Sister, Song,
NJ S. Hayes and Mr.. Il. II. Wilson;
Tableau, Artists Studio; Solo, List, It's
Music Stealing, Miss Cooper, with flute ac-
compartment; Anthem, Teach me the way,
by the choir; Solo, Speak to me, w. H.
BaSkette; Duet, Barcaroie, Miss Cooper,
Mrs. Hayes, and Mr.. Jos. Cooper; Solo,
Heart Bowed Down, Mr.. Wilson; Solo, Too
Late, Mrs. Hayes; Tableau, Peace and
Prosperity.
Another concert will be given at the
church this evening.
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A Desperate secured.

w. r. Henry, Special Deputy Sheriff OF
Rhea county, brought to the penitentiary
yesterday VIM. Patterson, sentenced for
ten wears for hOrse-stealing. Patterson
bears the character Of desperate man. 1t
is said be broke Jail at COokville twice.
While in Jail the last time, he made vio-
lent effort TO escape. After this he was
irOned and six men were required to hold
him. All of which is remarkable, in view
of the fact that he is a one-armed man and
weighs $50 lbs.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. James A. Mcclure, of Mcclure &
Bros Temple of Music, accompanied by
his wife, departed for Catoosa Springs, Ga.
yesterday.
Mr.. Al. Ogden has returned TO Nashville
fIom an extended tour through Georgia
where he says he was frequently brought
in contact with watermelons weighing sew.
enty-five pounds.
ID. w. PaSchall, of the firm Of Tension
q PaSchall, returned to the city yesterday
after months absence.
Hon. Horace IL. Harrison returned home
from Washington City last evening, looking
hale and hearty.
Maj. George A. Howard, who has been
spending the winter and spring in Wash
lngton City, returned to Nashville yester-
daY.
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Trunks! Trunks y Trunks Great
reduction in the price Of trunks at Dun
stead's Trunk Store, 81 North College St
l have an immense stock of Ladies and
Gentlemen's fine Travelling Trunks that
am closing out at a reduction Of twenty
five per cent. A Ladies' S6-inch Zinc OF
Leather Saratoga at SIS. Other goods at
the same low rates. my1 3mos&eodGmOs
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DIED.

SPERRY-At O'Clock 2. ". ON 25th inst,
CHARLES ROWLAND, infant son OF John y. and
Matte Il. Sperry.
Friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from their resi-
dence, No. 3G6 South College street, this Fri
day) afternoon, at O'Clock.
Services by Rev. F. X. Hill.
HANDLY.-0n the morning of the 18th,
MARY, infant daughter OF S. A. and Mary o.
Handly-aged year, 10 months and 10 days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend the funeral of the de
ceased from their residence, Russell street,
Edgefield, at o O'Clock this morning.
Divine service by the Rev. DIR. Stanley.
TRABUE.-Died in this city on the oath inst,
at O'Clock p. NJ, IRENE MCNAIRY, third and
Youngest daughter of Andrew L. Trabue and
Anna Smith, in the 9Th year of her age.
Funeral services at the residence, ON Asylum
street. to-day, at IL o'clock a. n, by Rev. ThOs.
B. Lawson, Rector of Trinity Church.
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Payment Of the July Interest on State
nahf

Comptroller Burch and Mr.. Wilkes, Pri-
vate Secretary Of the Governor, left for
New York last night to attend to the pay
ment of the July interest due by the State.
The amount of bonds funded is $500, 900.
The registered bonds amounttO Slj,072, 600.
Total, S2O,6340OO. The interest due on
this, July l, is SG19020. OF this amount
$4,000 has already been paid out here TO
the holders of Tennessee bonds. The re
manning S449,020 viii be paid in New
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Masonic

At an election of Edgefeld Chapter No,
%, held June %, 1874, the following Of
ficers were elected:
J. L. Kirkpatrick, High Priest.
Thomas Vain, King.
e. L. Howerton, Scribe.
Abram Josephs, Secretary.
George jenkins, Treasurer.
Geo. II. Owen, Captain of the Host.
G. ID. Longhurst, Principal SoiOurner.
Horace G.. Smith, Royal Arch Captain.
j. p Barthell, Grand Master Of Sd Vail.
John Lloyd, Graud Master fed Vail.
J. Il. Splitter, Grand Master of LIST Vail.
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THE WORLDS COFFEE COnNERED.

The remarkable rise in the price of coffee,
in the face of the abolition of the tariff on
that article, row turns out 10 have been the
result of a vast speculative combination,
having its centre in Rotterdam, Antwerp
and Hamburg. From these cities the most
elaborate and ingenious calculations were
circulated, alleging short crops and in
creased consumption. Meanwhile the ring
kept on buying and holding for high prices.
Late reports are TO the effect thai 100000
BAGS are stored at Antwerp, with more TO
arrive, and that the yield everywhere the
present year will he enormous. Most of
the spectators are already ruined, having
staked their entire capital on the risk.
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Look Out for MosquitOs.-NOw is the
time to buy the Armstrong Mosquito Bar,
net frame. This frame can be attached to
bedstead or lounge, is portable, durable,
comfortable and ornamental, besides being
cheaper than any other frame now in use.
Call and see them at Ed. II. 8Iiller's Mat
tress Factory, No. s n. College street. J..
w. LangfOrd, Agent. je26 1w
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An Involuntary Bath.

CINCINNATI, June 25.-Petstring's cigar
box mandatory, corner of Walnut and
Canal streets, burned this morning, loss ten
thousand dollars. During the fire the bridge
over the canal fell in plecipitatig num-
Der Of people into the water. None were
drowned or seriously injured.
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Election Frauds.

New YORK, June 25.-Polioe Commits
siOners Gardner and Charlick, who have
been on trial for the past ten days on the
charge of violating the election laws last
November,were found guilty, but judgment
was postponed insOrCler to allow defendants
counsel to argue a motion in arrest Of judg-
mpnf.
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A Moonlight Picnic.

A moonlight picnic, gotten up by Messrs.
J. Il. DonelSon, Il. w. Turner, d. b. Read,
and J. A. Bland for the especial amuse-
ment of a select party of young ladies and
gentlemen, will take place tonight three
miles out on the Nolensville pike. A good
string band has been engaged TO accompany
the party and a good time is anticipated.
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Nominating Convention Called.

NOiuathnS convention Called.
by direction OF the Committee for the Six Il
Congressional District, Democratic and Con
sentative Convention, TO nominate candi.
date to represent the District in the next Con
gress, is hereby called to meet at ClarksviIe. at
II O'Clock a. NJ. on Wednesday, the I'd day OF
September next. The several Counties com.
posing the District are requested to appoint
delegates to the same.
q. X. WINSTON, Chairman.
Newspapers Of the District please copy.
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TO TEACHERS AND CONDUCTORS
OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

In addition to the very full accounts we
publish during the commencement Sea.
SON. Of the exercises of various Colleges
and Schools, we have determined further to
add our mite to the interests of general
education by inserting College and School
Announcements, in the advertising columns
OF the UNION AND AMERICAN, at any time
between the 18th of June and the 18th of
September, at % per cent less than our
usual rates. jelS If
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Five thousand yards Of elegant goods
in variety, at p cents, worth from 80 cents
to 81 per yard. Beyond all question cheap,
incredibly cheap. Must be sold quickly.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
ie25 st
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COntentment and happiness reign in all
households where DOoley's Yeast Powder
is used. Try it. Your grocer has it.
ie23 dlw6SWlt
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Prof. J. NJ. Stafford is now making an
analysis Of the four mineral springs at Bon
Aqua. which will be published for the ben
eft of the public as soon as completed. In
consequence ofthe high standing of DIR. SAT-
ford, who is Professor Of Chemistry in the
Nashville University, this analysis will be
looked for with interest.
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Now, by st. Paul the work Goes
RraYeIy On.

CALAIS, ME- June 25.-The Maine Uni
versalist Convention, by decisive major
ity, has recognized the eligibility Of wO-
man to the Christian ministry, in an
amendment to the bylaws, which forbids
the Committee on Ordination to make any
discrimination against candidates ON ac-
count TOf Sex.1
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A BIG DAY.
Opening OF the Illinois and 81. Louis
Fridge ON the FOurfb

AIHtt-flN VHH NHIO n VuTt IN
The UNION AND AMERICAN acknOwl-
edges the receipt Of an invitation from the
citizens OF St. Louis, by the Committee on
Invitation, to he present at the formal
opening of the Illinois and St. Louis Bridge
on the 4th of July. The invitation is got
ten up in unique and pleasing style, bear
ing an excellent engraving of the great
bridge and steel portrait of its famous
engineer, James b. Eads. The ''fourth''
will be a grand day for St. Louis and a
splendid epoch inthe history of bridge archi-
fecfurp
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New acknowledgements

Partner wanted with capital Of 5000
to Sl0,0G0.
lie sure to call at Ed. II. MilIer's Mat
tresS Factory, No. y. College street, and
examine the new portable mosquito bar.
New prints and new figured lawns just
received at the Southern Palace, Church st.
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Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from st. LOUIS, Cincinnati and Columbus
10 Washington and Baltimore without change of
cars.
Through tickets aud further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. 2. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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Torn TO Pieces.

EEvANsvILLE, IND, June 25.-Wm. Sa-
5erton. 65 or 20 years old, was torn to
pieces in afly-wheel in the Wells Mill at
noon. 1t is supposed he walked in by mis-
take,
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IfOnOrs
Ron Anna

Jesse Atchley, of Blount county, was
commissioned magistrate by the Cover
nor Yesterday,
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Six Persons Poisoned win Cheese

CINCINNATI, June 2j.-The family of
Pat Coleman, consisting Of six persons,
living near Hamilton, were poisoned last
night, it is supposed from CHEESE they ate.
The result is serious, but there is no fatal
ity in the family yet.
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ChiIdren's fine COlOred Slippers at soc a
pair, worth S1.jO. Nancy Bros, % Church
street. je25 81
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Great bargains at Nancy Bros in
Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Call and see
us. ie25 st
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Bargains! Bargains.-COme and see our
Bargain Counter and you will see some
cheap goods. Nancy Bros, 90 Church st.
je25 st
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THERE is no substitute for thorough
going, ardent, and sincere earnestness.
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SUSPICION is not less an enemy TO virtue
than to happiness; he that is always corrIpt
is naturally suspicious, and he that be-
comes suspicious will quickly be corrupt.
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Ladies' fine Kid Shoes at S1.j0 pair
worth $. Nancy Bros, Church street.
ie25 81
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
~

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 20, 100 A. NJ.
REHABILITATION the Ohio valley, Ten
nessee and the upper lake region, partly
cloudy weather and rain from Kentucky
northwarl 10 Lake Superior with fresh or
brisk south or west winds, high tempcra-
ture and stationary or falling barometer.
The lower Missouri river Will fall slowly
during the day.
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RIVER NEWS.

Blank (..) indicates no report; cipher COZ sta
tOnary; minus g. tendency 70 fall; plus " ten
dancy to rise. A. G. FORD. Observer.
The river fell 4 inches at this point yes
teriay. There are nov foot . inches Of
water on the shoals.
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Notice of Assignee.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice OF his appointment as Assignee of o.
b. Rose, Of Nashville, Tenn, who has been All
Judged a bankrupt, upon his own petition BY
the District Court of the United States for the
Middle District of Tennessee.
This 2ith day of June. 1874.
T. Il. CHEATHAM, Assignee,
je25 Oaw3t No. 81 No. Cherry street.
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GrIst Mil Blown away-Five Persons
Killed.

New YORK, June 25.-Last night a
large stone grist mill near Mt. Sinai, Long
Island, was blown down, killing five per
sons and seriously injuring two.
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Fourth OF July Picnic by st. Mary's
Orphan Association,

TIlHE ELEVENTH ANNUAL PICNIC FOR
Il the beneht Of 81. M3ry's Orphan Asylum
viii be given AZ BOSl EY'S SPRINGS on sat
urday, July !, 1874 Tickets, admitting a FER
tleman and ladies, one dollar
-,. p. OLwILL, President.
je2l q 2l&25
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If you wish a good Shoe at low price,
call at Nancy Bros, 90 Church street.
les 81
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New Figured Lawns at the Southern
Palace, Church street. je26 2t
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CITY NOTICES.

New Prints at the Southern Palace,
Church street. je26 u
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4 1-Asl
I. Lot No. 16O in the plan of Nashville, be-
ginning at point in the centre Of Union street
and southwest margin Of Spruce street; thence
enthusiastically along the margin Of Spruce
street 92 feet 70 X. j. Morris boundary line;
thence at right angles with Spruce street, along
said Morris line, across sad lot, to its south
west boundary line; thence with said line north
westwardly to point IN the centre or Union
street; thence enthusiastically along the centre
of Union street to the beginning.
2 Another lot beginning at the southeast cor
ner OF X. j. Morris residence, ON Spruce street,
fronting on said street 60 feet, with depth OF
IIG feet, more or less
81. Also, an undivided half interest in a tract
OF % acres and l45 poles, situated in District No.
Is of Davidson county, on the north side OF
Cumberland river
TERMS-Tcn per cent cash, and the resi-
due on credits of 6, u, IS and p months, with
interest from day of sale. Notes required with
approved security and lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR-,
jel9 Is, jy2y9 Clerk and Master.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Thursday,
June %, 1874.
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
,.,s,s~e<0ss,~s-~~-~~. >ss,e.,~.~.,. .-.@'
TRADE MARK.
Worcestershire Sauce

Supreme COurt-6eneral Term.
JOHN w. LEA ct al. against SUNDRY COUN-
TERFEITERS.
'sWhen il is apparent that there is an intention
to deceive the public by the use of the name
of a place and the word descriptive OF an
article, such deception viii not be protected
by the preteuse that these words cRnnot be
used in such manner as 10 constitute trade
mark
Where words and the ALLEGATION of words have,
by long use. become known ss designating
the article of particular manufacturer,
he acquires a right 10 them a a trade mark,
which competing dealers cannot fraudulent
ly invade.
The essence of the wrong Is the false representa-
ton and deceit, on proof Of which an in
junction will issue"
The concluding words Of the Judges
decision are
''The order appealed from should be mortified
and the injunction extended - a. % prohibit the
Of the words worcestershire Sauce on the
bills, labels and Wrappers Of the defendant"
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TsIegTaphic Report from Signal lSerUiee Corps U.
g. A., Of 06seryatiOn, at 1856 r. My tiS
Western Union Line.
Place 2s q 9b'sI Ts T Sss:s %
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OBTAIN AT HOME.

They should remember that the more work
they have performed by their neighbors, the
better able viii their neighbors be TO do sne
work; and the more they do abroad, the more
they wiz have to 10 abroad, because there viii
be nothing to induce nrst-elass printers to come
nd remain anon U.s.