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H.fNL1N the TICIOR.
Easily Defeating Evan Morris in the Five
Mile Scull Race.

PITTSBURGH, June 20.-Thc hvc-mile sclll
race between Evan Morris Of this city and Ed
ward Hanan Of Toronto. for purse Of $4,000
and tho championship Of America. WIS rowed
on the Hutton course this afternoon, and won
10y the Canadian by nearly four lengths. An
immense throng. estimated at 10000, saw the
race. Excursion trains ran up on both sides Of
the Allegheny all the afternoon. ana toward 8
o'clock the excitement was very great. Poo
selling ut tho course was lively, but not much
money was invested the odds being slightly in
favor OF Hanlan. The start. which was adVer-
tised for o'clock. WAS not made until e .O5.
Both men appeared in excellent spirits and
were greeted with loud cheering rs they came
and Hanlan red AMI blue.
IL was some minutes before they got into
position. but AT G:lO AL was ready, the word
given and the men got down g. their work in
good style. Hanan took the lead at the start
and half mile away he was still ahead and
pulling thirty-four strokes a minute, Morris
then made vigorous squirt md rs the men
passed out Of sight around the bend Of the
river was gradually closing upon his adver-
sary, When the men came in sight OF one Of
the buoys. Hanlan was seven lengths ahead.
but before reaching the turning point Morris
had gained two lengths. and the excitement
among the spectators was intense. Morris was
then pulling thirty-tive strokes 10 the minute.
Hanlan turned the buoy four lengths ahead,
and despite the efforts Of the pttsburgher
maintained that distance on the home pull and
over the winning line. Time, SO minutes.
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DIED.

DAVIES "Wednesday June 10 Scllie lc,su, laugh.
ter of Is u and Amelia A Dawes, aged month, ami
DAYS
Relatives and friends are rcspcctullv invited attend
the uneraat - quincy IT., Brooklyn ln Friday June u.
at 2 VI
FRAlLEY.-1n Philadelphia. Pa. June H. Leonard
Frntlcy. IN fhp ulst year of his
fokEPAl GH-ln Philadelphia, uu N. ISL Inst, Mar
garct limerick widow Of Benjamin folcpau4h. Ia the
eOth year Of her
HhE-On sunday June 10 NJ the residence Of her
son.in law. = Conover, Jr. WOodborrN MI Mr.. Lucy
Hale, In her sd widow at David Hale formerly
editor and proprietor OF the New lOrS ana. y 'o,-
HOwE.-fn Romuus near willard y Y. Tuesday
evening, Nh inst Mrs Zidah Howe widow of The late
William Howe aged n3 wears months, amt days,
native " Delaware county, \ Y.
HENRY. In jamestown. y. Y. June 10, Col James r.
Henry AGED 80 wears. journalist since 1850 ami author
PERRY In Boston, Mass, June H. Mr., ,allie Perry.
aged ~ years.
PEREZ DE- GCfLEN-At her residence near san Ga.
brel Mission CAL June T. bona Euit Perez lie cullen,
said tn be- l43 years old she torn la Lower Cai-
ornia Some O her descendants exceedingly anN.
ous 10 tahc her 10 h Centennial AMI tXhlWf Nrr, but
other members Of the family obtained irom e court an
Injunction
PELTON -Sudlenly. ON Thursday morning. Augu.ta
H.. wife uf William T. Pcon. and daughter uf james y.
Dickcrsou Notice ut funeral hereafter
RlFfNtR In Seven Mile Village, Ohio, June II,
'Grandiithct Rufuer. aged 80 years
SMITH iii Baltimore. Md. June 10. Elizabeth Smith,
IN the phth wear OF her age.
STERLlNG-At West schuyler. y. Y. june II, 1878
Della sterling aged % wears and months.
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FOUND DEfD ~ 4 FIELD.
4 Mysterious Case that Led TO Intense Tx
element In Long branch.

OCEAN GROVE, ~ J., June 2O.-Early this
Il orning the dead body Of William H. Cathie
was found in a field near the Gcrmania Hotel.
Long Branch. 1t was first seen from an upper
window by one OF Henry Morn's workmen who
shouted. Look there. boss; there is a man
that looks az II he was frozen TO death" Mr..
Cathie was 40 years Of age. strong and hearty
in appearance. He had been working as a
painter in John Hoey's Hollywood Park as
late rs 6 o'clock last evening. A large number
OF persons gathered around the body in the
field. and report was soon spread that Cathie
had been killed in revenge for disclosures al
legged 10 have been made duringthe prosecution
Of the Hines brothers and others accused Of
burning hotels and barns in Long Branch. For
several hours the excitement was intense, and
the contradictory stories told only deepened the
Coroner Gugle was summoned and the body
was removed to Bearmore's Morgue. where an
Cattle. after leaving Hocy's last evening.
stopped In the Germania Hotel to see Henry
Morn. son OF the proprietor, who had sold a
horse for Cattle and gone To Ocean Grove 10
get the money. Morn had not returned. and
Cathie went away, saying that he would return
S %as se sgp e hhd was as
then sober At o'clock Cathie and VIM Smith
went back TO the Gerpania and met Morn who
party had several drinks and at about o.,
o'clock Cathie and Smith who are both said to
nave been unuer tne influence OF liquor, Quilted
the hotel and started for home. A few hundred
feet north Of the Germanin both men sat down
on the grass, at the roadside to rest and fell
asleep. Smith says that at about midnight he
awoke and tried to arouse his companion, but
could not. so he dragged him over the grass
and away from the road. and left him 10 sleep
of the liquor. Smith then went home.
The grass showed where the body had been
dragged over it, Cathles wife did not begin 10
search for him until this morning Then she
sent Earle her son-in-law, 10 seek him at the
Germania. Earle was told OF the discovery of
the body. He went and removed the watch and
pocketbook from the body Of the dead man, and
then informed the widow, who had thus lost her
pilot. was lost of BarneGat from the pilot boat
George Steers. The second. John Young, a
Jersey pilot. died here insane.
DR.. Hughes. who made tho post-mOrtem eX-
animation will give his testimony at the meet
ing OF the Coroner's jury to-morrow morning.
No arrests have been made. Tho body shows
| no external marks of violence.
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TIE INDICTMENTS QU4SHED.
Not Only the Small BOY hut the Aldermen
Also Now at Liberty.

Judge Barrett gave his opinion yesterday
on the motion to quash the indictment against
the Aldermen. The motion was granted on tho
ground OF the insufflciency Of the Indictment
A news stand. he said, is not Of itself necessa-
rily an obstruction within the meaning Of
the statute 1t might become SO, and the main
taner Of the nuisance would be indictable. The
charter gives the Common Council authority to
grant permits for show cases or stands for the
sale of news papers in the streets. The passage
Of a resolution granting such a permit IL no
offence. If he who 10 furnished with such au-
thurty erects a news stand Of such size thnl II
amounts to n legal obstruction the responsibility
rests solely with him. and he cannot shield him
self under the resolution. The averment Of n
resolution authorizing news stand IL bad, as
charging no legal offence and as an obstruction
has n legal Specification, the facts bringing Il
within the sense OF the law must DO lully stated,
which was not done.
IT, regard 10 Recorder Hackott's words uttered
to the Grand Jury on the 9Th ult.. wherein he
accused tho Aldermen OF rioting in their power
and derding the law, and concluded: " II they
are tried and found guilty. will give them
every day and every hour which the law per-
mits mo to give" Judge Barrett said:
If such language had been addressed to the
Grand Jury by the District Attorney. the Court
would not stop 10 INQUIRE as 10 its possible or
probable effect but would at once quash the In
dictment."
"Minsmne guaranteed To cure chils and fever Price
bslc "a bottle, Sold by all dIubglsts-Adp,
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CHILDREN AT THE SEASIDE.
Opening the Summer Home OF the American
Female Guardian society.

The American Female Guardian Society
opened its Summer Home at Oceanport n. j.
Yesterday. The Home is tho gift OF Mr.. }, d.
Wright, the President OF the Society for the Fro
vention Of Cruelty to Children. II was formerly
known as the Dunbarton House. 1t stands on
high ground. over which the sea breeze sweeps
The Home has thirty eight rooms, II Is tho
intention Of the society 20 give the children now
crowding their Thirtieth street Homo Tor mo
Frcndless visits by turn in the summer m3nths
to tho sea shore. Tho cost Of me new homo iin
rounding the Home with barns ana 9H me- sty
10 attend the opening. Mr. Sinclair Tous9y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Marshall. Mrs Charles
O. North, the President OF the Guardian Society
Mrs. s. NJ Amber. Mr.. Stephen Cutter, Mrs w.
f. Bunk, Mr.. and Mrs j. ID. Wright, hnperln-
tendent jenkins OF the Society for the PreVen-
ton Of Cruelty to Children, and Mr.. LOUIS
Jackson were in the, party; The nelghbors sup
piled carriages ~ drive the party 10 the Home
A Thoroughly Reliable specific
FOR the nausea Of pregnant women is MIX OF MasnesA
whlen AZ tInVVtl aud pleasant " the tasIe-Aas,
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poor little girl, shiverng with cold on winters
night and eager TO sell her last evening paper before
starting for her wretchcd home, was aeeosed by Joe
Howard To him she told her piilul and romantic tale
aud this the able Journalist has prepared for publication
IN the EsW Tok Weekly under the ute of "one More Tn
Fortunate twill be commenced next Monday IN No "a
Of the Nsie Ioik Hteht-Adp
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LOUISIANA CONSOLIDATED BONDS.
The Cause OF their sudden Depreeiation-A
Wnrmoth-k ellogg Confession.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Much surprise has
been expressed here and elsewhere at the sud
den and rapid depreciation of Louisiana con-
solidated bonds and their sudden and rapid ap-
probation. II turns out that combination.
headed by ex-Governors Warmoth and KEEL
logg, has been using the most disreputable
means TO ipjure the credit Of the State they so
ruthlessly blundered. II will be remembered
that from the very hour that the Democratic
possession Of Louisiana was assured. the credit
OF the State was rapidly appreciated. The bonds
rose steadily in the market, and until a few
weeks ago they stood at S., WITHOUT any ap-
parent cause they began 70 TALL aud touehed 69@.
About a week ago 1t seems that circular. con-
cocted by the Warmoth crowd. was widely DIS
tributed. This contained statements which re-
Elected no discredit upon the new order OF
things in Louisiana, but was an open confession
Of the iniamy Of the carpet bag thieves who
had so long plundered the people OF that state.
The object OF the circular was 10 affect the mar,
kst and knock down Louisiana consolidated
bonds. II was successful for a time. but rs soon
as the facts In regard 10 the financial condition
OF the State became known the bonds began 70
60 up. and they have risen nine points wlthin
n week. They will 90 still higher. The July
interest will be paid promptly, and IN the future
there will be no default.
Tho crops this year in Louisiana are unex-
ampled. The people, relieved Of the carpet-bag
financial mar discredit which the Radical harpes
promptly and expenditures have been reduced
Several millions. The debt of the State can
never exceed fifteen millions. These are facts
we'll known to financial men. who, OF course.
are not affected by the statements contained IN
tho circular above referred to. A number Of
people, however, who had invested in the bonds
when they We're ut 50 were frightened into sell
ing out ut loss The shrewdest ilnanclers
here are investing largely. One gentleman
who made Il quarter of a million by investing in
Georgia State bonds the moment carpet-bag
rule ceased there, has bought largely OF Lou
isiann bonds. One block OF 100000 was pur-
gb n Inrgnrun
Invested a large sum for the benefit Of his trust
fnnAs Nod icni ed 10 nhnrItnhln IurnnhNs.
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Tho north gatehouse OF tho new reservoir in
Central Park beseged yesterday morning by small
boys girls from the cabins near the Park, who Ad
gathered To get the little fishes ta' the workmen were
taks from the reservoir net 100 feet lOnr uy 80 feet
wide Is spread about 800 feet from tlo MOI IA gaelouse
and then dragged 10 the sluping embankment and rock
bass cells and catiah taken out and gwen 10 the
A.lu /. Il
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RACING DOWN THE BAY.
Nineteen Yachts OF the Long Island club Sail
ing In their Annual Match.

The annual sailing match Of the Long
Island Yacht Club was held yesterday. The day
was pleasant, but the wind although sufficient
to enable tho yachts to complete the course in
the specified time. was not fresh enough to pro-
duce the excitement which the true tar has
when he laughs nj the waves rs they roar Out
OF the heavy list Of thirty three entries nineteen
started. nine being cabin yachts The course
was to the Southwest Spit and return for the
first class to Robbins Reef buoy to Fort Lafayette
and return sailed over twice for the other
classes. The start was flying ono from of
Commodore Frank Batcs's Short Branch House.
Tho committee ana Judges worc James Len
nox. Chnuncey VI, Fclt William H. Pegg K. +.
Coffin James II. finlay. A. I. Miller, Geo, Far
ley, John VI. sawyer. James Sweeney, and Jas
Mcmahon. Tho wind was west southwest the
tide ebb. In addition 10 the other prizes, Mr.
Fot presented an immense bolivar to IN, last
yacht in of the ilrst-clHss open boats. The Hope
crossed tho line at II j6u9. followed ny tho
rest Of the fleet. recording 10 the time table hp-
pended. The large va htA soon beat out OF sight
into the lower bay, and when last seen the Hope
WAS leading with the Twinkle Dudley and So
phia following In The order named. Tho Neule
led around buoy II at Robbins Reef ,qi,2 II 90.
with the Excelsior, Admiral Rowan, Martha NJ. 81,
fa.th, Fannie H.. iii III, VI nnle t. {. NJ. Felt.
and Revcille next in The order given. =,
Running down To- Fort Lafayette, the Martha
and Faith both passed die Rowan, and the Iii
III passed the Fannie X. II was run before
the wind Tor home with llhs bo3med out Inc
first round was completed ~ follows.
Settle. sii Martha VI si7 Excelsior .! 80, Faith.
Minnie r. $40 Fannie X. 4l01u
The Revcille carried away her topmast and
the Minnie +. her throat halliards on the first
round which put those line yachts out Tor the
rest OF the race. The N.ule retained the iead
on the second round. although her specinl class
antagonist. Martha NJ, chased uD sharply ana
wg- the second boat home.
Tho start finish. actual and corrected times
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HARRlNGTuN In the city of Now YORK 100 thn Goth
das oi Juno, $50. by the Hon Aluhsm Lawrence,
Justice uf tu supreme Court Helen Harrington rom
Charles A. Harrington. Cause. adultery
sTEW ART In the city VI New YORK ou tiIo 2uth day
Of june -is o., The Hon Joseph Potter Justice of the
supreme Court Alexander stewart from La1sU. ID ].
Stewart CAUSE. adultery.
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Fighting Near Cnnea.

ATHENS. June 2O-A battle is progressing on
The outskrts OF NAuea between the Crcan insurgents
and Turks There is great excitement in the town,
HOstilites have also been resumed In various other
Cretan districts The insurgents have attacked and in
jared Turkish ship.
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DEMPSEY REFUSING TO ron.

The winners In their respective classes are the
Hou'. Admiral Rowan Ncttlc, Excelsior and
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Ansintss Hotties.

The Heat Remedy for ChiIdren while Teeth
Ing is Mrs. wfNSLOW Soothing syrup.
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reached her slip at 712. Graham swore that he
and Hunter had drink after landing. and then
parted. The defence will show that II IL Mt least
two miles from the ferry landing to the
corner OF Jefferson street and Tenth. where.
the conductor says. Hunter took :, the
ter went straight from the ferry to. the
place where lie took the car. He might have
ridden there in sixteen minutes. but to do so he
must not have been delayed Then the conduc-
tor may have made n mistake of minute or
two, and these two or three minutes would have
what Graham swenrs he did. and still have
reached the car. On the other hand. If the boat
was minute or two late. and the conductor Is
RhtHbUut the time. il Is rcgardedhyt the defence
IA impossible Tor Hunter To have reached the ear
and to have come from Camden on the boat that
the States witnesses say that he cnmc on. That
difference Of two or thr'c minutes both sides
regard ~ vital to conviction or acquittal. Tho
Prosecutor believes that unless the defence can
show whore Hunter was before lie took that
chr. the Jury must Lclcve that he went from
the Camden ferryboat straight 10 the ear. IL
that they could show that he had been to 500
John Epp and Eup did say nt one time that this
WIS So. But he nttrrwari said that he rcmem-
herel that Mr.. Hunter came 10 see him on the
day that he uaid a certain hi. aud he found
thNt ne paid That bill on The - OF january.
Tomorrow it is understood that Hunter will
take the witness stand. tell his story. and sub
NIT To the ss-cNaminatiun TINT he knows
Prosecutor jenkins has in store for him His
counsel Col Scovel. said to-day to n friend
do. and That criminal lawyers were always
nNcrsc to doing It, but the counsel for the de-
fence had decided that it must be done.
lhorc are many who believe Tonight Tint tho
testimony tu-dny IL strong enough To establish
So mucn doubt that the jury Will ut least dis
| IA
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Crtarrh.-Caarcha Fumipators the pc ople praise b.
cause they cure. Depot. 10 East l4th st.
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Lndics.-1l health Clear opinions and curing treat
ment by DIR HElNTlELMAN, rooms 10 East IAN ST.
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Misunderstanding Trusses, 81 to &ej Elias
tic $500 to e. Adjustable Pressure Truss Co. f3j Bway
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANN hurfr rt Us the state II never scales or post
pones seventh Grand Distribution ut N.w orb ans July
q 1.S57 nriZr-. amounting 90 rllufp. capital pules.
5000 slnupt SON 80. ippup tickets twn y. doll
lars. halves. one II dollar Apply 20 NJ A pAlfHlN,
7 o. Box du2 New orleans, La, or H. L. PLUM, 5ls
Broadway. New York.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTrEKY.-Nrxt draw
June y. S~luiti drawn; capital c-tYfl. iirl1cs
casled orders ned, innrml tun urn shed hthes rates
paid Tor spanish bank bills Governments tr 50
TAYLOR 4 co. Bankers, ~ Wall It y. Y.
SURF HOTEL, FIRE IsLAND.-,,reat re.
iueuon, thrNu-h tickets ri2'. excursion - % tran
srut board 80 faN hrcpxc-. without -et-is knHss
trains leave fittl.h uv. HruoAlvu. auH LUN- Island
tiiv daily, % 80 Al. ani 800 r. VI.
DR. rANYOU, Ell BONDST.. NEW YORK,
cures t bind. ana 100 dis
eases without medicine. Hours. A. t04P NJ. the
loor cured free, frou ato 10 NJ.
"A."-SURE Cure FOK LUNG DIS
EAsESkuch and Kyt, - per gallon ~ irt large bottle
\. VAS Bell, SIS hauh0r -.
800 BHOADWAY.-ke ut..hy -ute Dlawiug,
June -, Std prins, distlhutiH HligI wNlD tickets
a. NtLLtAlsON 90
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MARINE INTELLIGENCl.

MINIATURE ALaAEAc-tnis nav
SUNRISE. ~ sun 50 Moon ID So
MICA wArFR--TS
Sandy Hook. - " Gov Island " y! lteh uAs. 90
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state bonds continued strong with sales Louisiana
Is consolidated. ate f7- ami tennessee o. new series,
al a1a. Railroad securities were moderately dealt in
1heopeuins highest lowest, ami r. NJ. clOsirg prices
ol stOeks to-day NvTc'
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MlRRIED.

A AZ Pearl o. Mixed Derby. 81 30, Fine
Mnrkinaw s 90 worth sal l5 New Cnrch - I'M stair
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Pomeroy's Exact ritung Frame with Finwes
Pad is the best radical cure truss 7I6 Broadway.
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FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY

Cts
l. Is HE PoPENJOY' By Anthony Trolop' ........I5
2 HISTORY OF A CRIME BY Victor Hugo .....,...iO
3 THE RUSSIANS or TO-DAY-......... .......... 10
y PArL KNOX, PIrMAN BY Harwool .......I0
9. MY HEARTS IN THE HIGHLANDS ...............io
& HENRlETrE By Ernest Daudet ........io
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am, sir, most respectfully your obcdlcnt servant


hon JaiH Hn0iru WdshiHqf0n. n, g.
pI.R SiK. Your letter VI the leth inst enclosing a
check payable my order Tor Sa27.uJ being one-hlth
part NJ me money ended for cXrouses of Tie commits.
Sion sent 20 Louisiana by the resident N the spring OF
1877. Is received desired hV the President 30
tutn ths draft n YOU uncolocted as is Of the opinion
that Congress VIII Vet make provision Ton tins eX endi.
tue aud at AL events that you ought not 10 pay any part
q H.
A. YOU know. the President called upon In April,
1877 the exercise Of hgh constitutional duty ana i
All mers,ncy wnon two rival state Cove rmcnts w ire
ArraVed against each other in open armed hostility,
threatening al any moment the public peace To send To
Louisiana commission ot i've distinguished ciulrns at
whom you were under written instructions not only
10 and him by reliable Information, but 10 prevent ny
their presence and influence actual collision and civil
war This duty you and the other members OF = com
mission voluntarily assumed and faithfully performed
In the abs nee of au appropriation of puui, money aYa
able for the expenses of the COMMISSION
cannot doubt that Congress at IT. next session when
tins subject will bee again presented will make the necrs
sary Appropriation out II It does not the President viii
ltul his duty contribute from his own means tins
important expenditure tor the public service without
permitting you ~ reimburse any portion Of II very
Tesptc uully, ions sutRaAS.
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1ath l)ublitaii3ns.

Ns@ fublitah'ns.
y CADE ATII O'CLOCK.
HARPER \ BROTHERS. NLw YORK.
Publish this day:
ENRIETTE.
Novel
b. EHTsI DAupEr
Translated from the French by Laurs E,EiaN
rnc, Ten cents
Ne GIN the Franklin Square Library"
Awork Of decided power and considerable Interest.
The tran.lauon appears To have Ueeu maze V. Au1wl.
edge and care"
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"Miasmne guaranteed 10 cure chils and fever Price
bOc. Ksr bottle. bVd BY all dTusglsIh-Ads,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-15
The Nashville American.

The readers of the Home journal will
find in the NASHVILLE AMERICAN II
!irSt-cllss Newspaper. In eWs it enjoys
all the advantages Of the Eastern and
Western Press Associations, thus securing
the latest Geographic news from all parts
Of the United States. and the rest of the
world. Its market reports are full, and
includes all articles in the Mercantile
liSts.o the country 1t has DIR. DANIEL
LEE for its Agricultural Editor, who
gives II special value to the farmer
The AMERICAN j. Democratic, and its
discussions of the current political qucs-
tionS are able, and challenge even Tie res
prct Of advcrs aries
The miscellaneous columns OF the
AMERICAN embrace all that is interest
ing and useful in the various fields of hui
man enterprise; and it can be safely com
mendrd. as Il most excellent and valuable
paper in the Household. the Workshop.
the Storc-hoUsc, and to all people in oy-
cry yocati m
The AMERICAN prints three editions
Daily, Scmi-Weckly and Weekly spec
linen copies of which will be sent on APP
pIication
The Terms are-pcr anNmm-Daily.
$1,000; Scmi-Wcekly 81. %; Weekly, -,
postage paid Address
TIE AMERICAN,
Nashville. Tenn,