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New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

GERMAN SPORTS AT UNION HILL
,oNIINUI,G % TIE CONTESTS AT THE sHAEPsHoOI
F.S EL.TNAI-

The cloudy weather yesterday morning pre-
vented mauy people from attending the festivities at
scbHtzcn Park but a large number OF Sehu.zen were
present tho range fifteen or twenty standing at each
target awaiting their turn % shoot II vas estimated
that about 1000 sharpshooters competed for
urizes Yesterday. Several members OF the Amcri-
can team took part tn the contests among them
Mr. Bydenburg He shot AZ most Of the targets, and
succeeded IN making high scores. He has won
gold and silver medals, but rs he ia not q
member Of any OF the sehiizcn clubs he viii
not be allowed % shoot 90 the Target OF Honor.
During tho weeks shooting. william HAYES, OF
Newark has 20 far made the highest scores and IL "a be
Iirved that he viii be crowned the SchUzen King FOR
This season lie has hitherto borne high record as a
short-nre sharp. hoorr NJ schzsn Park contests
and Is regarded professional tban an amateur
mark4mau. Next 10 him comes Dur'cy ~ the Trojan
Ride club To-day at . o'coct' the etIulLen sh"ounE
Will be suzpended and the scEzrn cadets, sons Of the
@ ~, -eo,, NJ rrov'ning The scbitxen King the
marsmau who his made the highest scores. VIII be per
formed and on Monday there VIII be shooting match
between teams o. different schutzen clubs.
The police station, prison md court a Solution Park
are all within small building About 10 or II
o'clock i'm The evening police justice examines the pris
oyer. The conrt-room Il about hfteen feet square
p,uIr ts a chair and small rough wooden desk The
cEpScket intoxicated persons and disturbeTs OF the
peace VINO have been arrested during the DAY are
brought OUT aud tried n held by the Justice they are
Al once removed 10 the Hoboken jail.
Among those who won gold medals we're W. stein, r.
Ritsche j. d. Reutschler A. Geugner, J. Schmoder $.
sock ton T. Graf j InaCcr " H. BOnestec A. Meyer and
Charles Babcock TIE following made the highest scorcs:
on the TARGET OF honor II. Due, 20 points; j. Heinz
Gg g. Qnitimcycr G3; +. H. butcher. 62 Charles Bah
cock 81 on The public prize target W. Stein scored 90
points; g. f. KolD 90; NJ. Grau 81 and g. spanger, So
ON be reedmuor target the HIGHEST scores out Of pos
sbe D. were made 10y A. Paul %; q. Quitneycr' 2l A.
pcpzrcr u. on the man target, out OF a possible
200 T. Rurcgar scored 81 points; W. Slen-
GER IS; = Rntljeu, 81; q. +. Kolb, S3; g.
spaurlrr n: d. Tucker. II; r. Nage, % (;
III Irmbeck 70 on the stuck target j. Hrlnz scored
hulIs-evcs G. Quittmeyer, bulls-eyes w. W Tucker
n n Kolb Ciptan II. Won Linden, W. stein, IL Muller
ana J. MANI each bulls-cye. . . -,
The following received prizes for bowling John Bnhl
ing S25: C. Forster S2j c. Goethncr, SO j, huuker,
Sl3. IL KahlsdOrf go.
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color and the other half and the rest OF the noc
other tile OF another color YOles and roses and How
ers in general which have 20 be painted frequently ID
color which does not resemble n8tnre In order 70 take
the cOOrs Of nature In the firing sometimes take 700
much fire and give che artists shock The demand Ior
decorated is pronounced, however that the num-
Der OF those who taking up the ART IN spite OF All s
uncertainties has been growing considerably
Miss De Golfers and Mrs. Bafr0wss class OF students
u flower painting and decoration. which has just broken
up the season. has had the benefit OF large variety
Of wild flowers which have been sent IN rom seyeral
States After the decorators have exhausted lhe cuit
waited specimens and the arbutus daisies, geutan ano
laurel they find entirely aud Interesting nelo OF
study I'm painting the strange plants Of the open country
Miss De Golfer and Mrs. BarIOws spend the summer
this year at Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs Culver has Just completed TOT te c9ung 81 Suin. &
mer exhibition at the Union League Club a view on
SehrOOn Lake In Autumn the aim having been 70 bring
out cump OF richly e0lOred trees on the r1gn the ake
in the centre aud left, and hills and heecy clouds over
head the whole IN the pOeteal atmosphere OF the
Indian Summer Several flower pictures, one OF them
bunch OF laurel In darkgreen vase. are on the easel
Miss Phelps and Miss Francis have both added the
decoration OF sets OF china 10 their portrait work Az
Miss Francss studio small picture Of Bryant, col
ored tJ wears ago for the Centennial Exhibition which
received honorable mention there
The Art Students' League Will reopen ITS classes on
the 3Oth OF September and t has secured Tor oesOr
OF Drawing aud Painting Mr.. william NJ Cbasei Mh9
viii come from Munich for the pnIposei nr. NaI.ST sI
shTlaw will be the Professor OF Composition, ana wiz
criticise the students designs once IN eaeb week.
Hartley and Dieman viii also have parts 20 perform IN
the OF instruction The former Will Rlye cOutbo
Ofleetures in modelling and Will attend the Life classes
to critcise the work and explain the anatomy OF the
figure from the living model Dielman will teach in
sr-noctie The IeaeIe is getting 10 be strong Feli-
anee OF the art community in town. not only students
bat established az sls taking advantage OF its faeiues
Tie Womens Art Association Is for the present back
In IT'S old craIhped headquarters on Broadway, but mas
under consideration the renting OF building IN the CEN
tral part OF tue city for its permanent home several
places are thought Of, and choice viii De inade ios
below FOurteenhst, and not above Ihirty-thiru Let-
ters may be addressed in regard 10 the nattF D ue
of tho association and others to Miss D0nIeVy, az
No. S9O Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

regard for Mr.. Irving and admiration of his best
work in the past their sense of duty to tie pub
lie at the moment, comes upperniost. shOuldneyer
have any difficulty in advising anybody to go and
see Mr.. Irving in whatever character he chose to
appear. The mistakes of real artist more in
structive than the best efforts Of a prstender. But
l should be heartily glad to zee any play fail in
which Mr. Irving consents to appear against his bet
ter Judgment, from better reason than the
hope that it may prove popular and pour money
into the treasury of the theatre in which he
acts. / don't say that this is true in the present
case but the comments Of some OF his friends give rise
TO the fear that itmaybe. The literary workmanship
Of the piece Ia, by general consent Of low order.
Faulty construction, long speeches. an inflated
style-these certainly not the material of good
play. The things most praised in it q couple Of
fights ON the stage, and clever piece of machinery,
by which the body Of the hero who is supposed to
be killed, is tossed back ON the beach by wave,
and restored once more TO a miserable immortal
ity which the play is not likely TO share. g. W. s.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
yAIE,s VICTORY OVER PRINCETON.

TEN RUNS AGAINST THREE SCORED Al BASEBALL
The match game for the college champion
ship between Yale and Princeton University niDes'
which was played on the st. George Cricket Club
grounds in Hoboken yesterday, was witnessed by
about 600 persons. Mr. Wilson having been selected
as the umpire. play was called at l:20 Yale lost the
toss and went first to the bat In the first inning by
safe batting Of Hutchinson Smith and Dorner. assisted
v errors on the part OF Furman and Harne Yale got
four runs The Princeton players In their first inning
were quickly disposed Of without scoring In the next
four innings the playing OF both clubs was brilliant Yale
added single to TO the score IN the thrd ana nh
Innings and Dodge got for Princeton In the second
inning At the close OF the fth inning the totals stood
q 10 1 n Yale's favor In the sixth inning the 1hle
PLAYERS battrd vigorously and safely, making -FOUR cea
hits and obtaining three runs, two OF Whch hey earngd
while the Princeton nine again failed 10 increase the
score that side. o.o mi,
Vale had an easy victory by score OF 10 to 3 The
excellent playing Of Carter ana Smith as pltcner ana
catcher the brilliant fielding at econd base by wal
den for Yale were much admired Hutchinson ana DON
uer leading the bat For Princeton, RQrge ana funA
auser eXreed I'm the field, ana ozark aud Dodge led al
the hat. Following ia the full scOrs:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
ROWING coNTEsTs TO-DAY.

At a meeting of the Executive Committee
OF the Harlem Regatta Association Wednesday to com
pleto arrangements for their regatta to-day, pro
tests were filed by the HewYor Athletes and the Nassau
Rowing Clu6s against Messrs Walsh aud Levine, OF the
Nautilus Boat Club, rowing n the regatta because OF
their having beon dlsauaned by the National Associa-
tion of Amateur Oarsaeu for having engaged IN con-
test with disqualified Oarsman After consdeIaDle
discussion the protests were dismissed, and resolution
offered hy Mr. Neville OF the Nautilus Cinb Vas
adopted deuouncng tho action Of the National AssoSa
on as preiudciai 10 the character OF American anna
teurs and refusing be governed IN any way Dy u I'D
future. Robert j. Ck, Of the Yale College Cinp was
chosen referee The races will BE r0wcd to-day
every half hour, begiuninga o'clock In the following
order JUNIOR Ecus pair-oared. senief schls' Ioui-
oared gigs four-1a seheliz. aud siE-Oared rgs
, Tbe annual regatta OF the Passae River Amateur
Rowing Association viii take place tails afternoon. Tho
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
YAeBY GIVES UP IN DEsPAIR'

IfOnI HiS Lft'I 70 III rroo1 y-ien
We he'd the radikels IN a wee Itoi nj ez Ills
5 an 6xed Burehard interdOOst ~ IStrrb
that the obeE Nv the members vod
the y Ho va ~ y T1z pasti she name NV heE ~ W. 1
IL fur thenf fVIs fVI noney efn wuznt TO oust Hayes
my time anu 1 t6e eyes NV every Dimoerat which neg
For vat WI 1iv ~ on post oils and custom house
looked Ions,sssTs turned anXiously 70 Washington
thes6 6,ipb s his ttlog Why, that waz wat we wantid
cO5 Vi tiot ,e wantid We wantid them places wien
ana ~ & v Get thro Tlden and wch so long ez Hayes
We We. there wnE not for ft don't matter TO me
W lden or some one else is the DmOcTauc n0n-
NhetIoII SO me disappointment hez weighed onto
me MIND mat long before 1850 shel be In the silent
yh ana IA Won't matter To who succeeds HAYES.
t0n,1i % ~ bev bin and the sooner die the better.
ocrisy Amt got no muscle nor much intelieck IL
eeabbv Il won't survive me long.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

DIED.


ETT-Suddenly 90 at his residence, No 80
3lst st., Joseph w Bartlett
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HODGE-In Princeton. y. J.. "Wednesday, June 10, the
Rev Charles Hodge ID. D. Senior Professor IA the SEMI
nary IN the Sist year OF his age. -
The funeral saturday 22d INST. at p m IN the tfst
Presbyterian Church. -, .-,
gynen and other friends, requested TO meet az the Sei
mary Chapel at 1880 y.
Tho train leaves New-YOrk Princeton at 1885 and
leaves Princeton New York nj p. m.
PFITON-Suidenly on Thursday morning Augusta H.,
wife OF PeltOu, and daughter OF Joseph = Dcker-
FsRera services from No CramcrCy Park Saturday
ing, 22d inst, at 10 o'clock.
Internent Chester, y. j.
RHINFLANDER-On Thursday evening, June 90 1873 az
his late residence No. II Washngtonsquare William G.
Rhuelander.
Reiaves and friends invited attend thu fuueTa fom
h Cufch OF tho Ascension OF 0th4Ye and lOhsts
on sunday, the 28d inst, al . y. m.
Iuterment P2uls II requested hat no u0NeEs 10
TRUF-At Brooklyn. June 10. Charles X. True, d. ..
Funeral az AI Church, Flushing. L. l., SUNDAY, p M
Trains leave Point for Flushing, 24O Returning
leavO Aain.st 5;25 or $50.
yINTON-At her residence No 81 Grace Court Brooklyn
IIegs on saturday June % Elizabeth Mason WIDOW Of
Ninton D. d.. and daughter OF the late
Commodore Oliver IA. Perry, 4. $. n.
Friends are requested not to send flowers.
wILLsoN-June T. 1873 Lizzie H.. daughter OF Israel n,
Wilson Amenia Dutohess Co.. \. y IN the I'D year OF
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
SrppLIES FOR THE LNDL1Ns.

Tuy PRINCIPAL AWARDS or CONTACTS BY TIE
COMMISSIONERS.
The Indian Commissioners have been at
work fr several days on prop sails for supplying the
several indian agencies during the coming year with
supplies Of all kinds Tho contracts for the delivery
OF the goods at the agencies specified in the bids,
which accounts TOR the great difference between the bids
accepted.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SU,oDsis for he past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. June %, l a.m.-The area OF
lowest pressure has moved slowly eastward over the
lower Lake region the pressure has risen IN Maine ana
The Canadian Provinces also over portion OF the
Lake region. southerly winds, cloudy rainy weather
prevail IN the Atlantic States. Cooler, northwest 10
south wee Bdg clear or clearing weather prevails over
the Upper Lakes OHIO and Mississippi Valleys ne
NVithWest and Southwest
fadicdtt0Ra
For NowEngland rising followed by falling barome,
te southeast 70 southwest winds, cooler CLOUDY ana
rainy weather
For the Middle Atlantic States sOuthefly Winos'
eold aid rain followed by westerly Win0s, cOOieF'
CLOUDY and clearing weather with rising barometer
TpfRifNE T0oAt DWcrRV ATlDNS
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

GIRLS WANTED.-Any number Of girls will find
pleasant and instructive occupation in reading joe
Howards affecting story of +" ONE MORE UNFoRTUSATE"
II will be commenced in No. 81 Of THE NEw-YoRK
WEEKLY, ready ON Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

A philosopher says: Nature IS a taultle1ss
,yorkngu she never makes mistake IN Order 70 give
,osoen somefng whereWth % occupy ther minus ana
bahds ehe rave them long hair AZ the same tnc ioIe
LIN, fnaf circumstances might arise IN Wnlch INC
ssssiru 81 long hair woud he ineOnFcntnt hhe haeo
ibe baeF hair OF woman detachable, 80 Ihat ~ can Uo
taIen OH and laid aside whenever sueh course See'
dasiraDle."
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
n.,nche.,e,... - fnr Con.umnrIon.

Use wpcuEsrER's HVFoPHosPTE OF LINZ AND SODA, for
he cure Of Consumption ana COnc Diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs also General Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty o.
the Blood. Established 20 years.
Price 81 and g. per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHEsTER & CO., Chemists
soldtv druerfSts 80 John-st. New. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

AIau's H. auIe medicine. and wll reduce cor
pulency nom pounds per week Purely vegetable
perfectly harmless qcng entirely On the tOOd IN the
stOach preventing The formation OF fat IL Is also osuFe
remedy for dysDepsi ana TheuiI atisln o., -,
BosrOS, Mass Feb. H. 1873.
PoTAsIC MEDICINE co, Buffalo, y. Y.
GeGtencn The lady aude 20 lost seven POUNDS IN Ieo
weeks by the use ~ Alla''s Antifat Yours truly,
SMuH DUOLITTtE & Smith. Wholesale Druggists
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

wo HSg cannot but indulge the hope that when men
nave helped 20 extinguisa the oDS isst when rson
hss love shan have fully reganed tne
sooey over prejudice and hate @ oNS honoTa6e people
Do ID sne blood aud lineage win see to " .ng m Ie
o. e Of our property in slaves Snal Oe I i "a no
YAllo hor NJ was wrOngfuLy WreSteo Al W. NJ. ~,
t0 ~ Eeep this question before the people Sac 1 ~
% nsl preserye the records and proper men1, t ense
mAl mAl tr,,er slaves in the event tha returlhs ,,
tse ~ i1ee ON the part Of the Federal Coy ~ ms
oa,Inensete y them, at least In part, iOF 'Ae 'os' "
SSortiion OF their rightful properly
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
CnNTFsrs an IAND And WATFR.

CO-'l lAsc 70 OAh AS-hAf1( 4A-'D N$AAA~ie'
WINNERS AT THE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUES RE-
GATTA-pRINCEToN BEATEN AT BASEBALL BY
YALE-THE sHARPsHooTERs' FESTIVAL
The Columbia Yacht Club had a successful re-
gatta yesterday on the Hudson River, in
which the Emma, Eureka, Nettle and
Laurel were the winners. Yale defeated
Princeton at baseball at Hoboken, by score OF
ten to three. The National SharpshooterS Union
continued its festiyal at Union Hill.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
suerial Notices..
Great Bargains in China end Glas, Before RenOv'

DAVIS NOll4A MOikH 0 Nos go f1le4ehel.
Nervous ExaaastioaA medical essay comprising seies
of Lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF ANTONY New
premature declme showing IN
dispnaby beath may bo regaincd ahong clear
syOpsis mpcdmeus 10 marriage ana me lietm ~ OK
nervous physical debility, being tie result oi ~ years
mail 2Gc currency or postage stamps Address
Secretary KAHNs Museum $50 Broadway New.lorA.
,sos, Ofaee Nouse-rhe ioreign ennng
SATURDAY, Jane % 1879, VIII close az tls once "a
TUESDAY, az a. m, for Europa BY steamship wyoming
wa ouesnstown on WEDNESDAY, az a. H. for Europe.
IN efe9msbp BOthua Queenstown Correspondence s0r
france arlod by thia steamer must Dc specially al
drussed; and at a. Tor EtAne 0Ieet uy steamship Ian.
radof VA Havre: THU H5DAN at a. m Tor Europe, Dy
Baltic, (cOrresDonuence
many and France oi nardea this steamer bo
suecaly addressed II m for Europe by steamship
Tu,Sner,uie via PIymouth, Cherbourg Hamburg;
SATURDAY, AT ~. Tor Europe, by steamship CRY OF
Richmond. Queenstown Correspondence Tor Germany
and be forwarded by this steamer mist De spen
M addresse) and at IOr scotland direct BY steam
shin Circassla, Glasgow and 40 II 80 Tor Europe "
sramsnp eser via southampton and Bremen the sita-
ships Wyoming, BOthnla Battle and CITY 0t Nclohu ~ 10y
AsunWall and south Pacific ports leave NeMao sIt ~
Tho mails Tor China ana Japan ieaYe sAn uy a.
The mails tor Australia &C. eaFS Nes t iSlA SSSr SSS
Post Office. Sew-York. June IS 1919 Ia
81 Nicholas SOCIETY of the City OF Nen-Y oriA spe
eaI meeting OF the 5ocey Ni ~ hsld at phbat9nlCOs.
MISUNDERSTANDING on MONDAY EVENING the @lth inst at
cloc 10 take action IN relation 10 the death OF Their ias
New YORK Jane 81. 1875.
The seaside library.
OUT TODAY
IN BOLD and HANDSOME TYPE
Tss staslds Library No oI7 price 20 oents being
"oUIDAs' New N0yel
FRIEN NDsnIPi A SocrErg EoYEr.
Ter sale by all Eogsde1as
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

little girl was reproved for PLAYING out
eols win boys, and informed that being seven wears
ela she was 100 big fOT that now" But win ~ i,n
ssnatit innocence, she replied "Why ths bgSer S-s
tfo~ the bstIer We like sIn" ~
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
MARRIED.

RAPAIJE-osTRoM-I Troy. n, Y, on welnestayi June
no 1878 by the Rev. William Irwin, ID. D. the Rev Daniel
apaa Of New-LOts, l. missionary ot tie keiormed
Cnureb TO Annoy China 70 Alice eldest uhagatef oi tAe
Rev. Alvin OstgOm. of san Luis OOispO, Cal.
WHEATLEY- -RUSSELtr-On Thursday, jane 20, az All
souls Church BY the Rev. Samuel OsGo0d, ID D. William
Wheaey Cora daughter OF Salem T. Russell esq
AL Of this city.
AH notices Of Marriages must te iRd0rssd gih faH
ndne dRd address.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
- rs ru1s FoR A REREL CLAIM :

.na seeure through bribery what they could nos .ad
vs io3 70 secure through President al eec'On
r.nnsflfnflOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

InIBUSE oET1cE June % / a. m.-The variations
y az pressure yesterday we're unimportanE The tenn
Perature was somewhat lower than on rhYrsdav
For this city and ylcinlty, cloudy ana rainy
pcofed today. N'S w
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

entries are for senior and junior single scus pair
cared gigs, fOur-oared shells and six-oared gigs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

seoHs the city By euths or
- l lasl " tine Tor tae = hoa
stat nsfcarg during teots nean
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

ImnTe-Mf. NlisOn.
FIRST buse opponcnts-Yae timesI Princeton
times
Runs earhed-Yalc .; Princeton, o.
Time OF game-IWO hours and thirty -hYe minutes
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

TpIUliVp L0oAt OHeHRVATlON
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-05-03
rae Ass~e~s~.s. or D,.~..,

Asaafs the antscedeats Of disssss are insfine,.
In the circulation OF The blo'-, an uaRsiursl, AT.
1snn.isa condition fihs h,siqss, indt aiisE th.l
The Lie earrsni Is dsaeieni Ia Aairiiise proper.
tiss--a van, haggsrd lao. feasibility 10 dise.i G,od,
loss Of aPl@iiis sleep aud strength and .assi ion
Of unnatural isnsunr. An these asy he regarded
a. ansoag tas isdica Of aprroaching ais~sS, .hi.h
.ili eventually al,ask The ssslem aud o,er~ helm
Il, IL "a u M, bnli W and ioriasd 10 uassa.s Ia
sigorsls thsn, .ihoai is,s OF ,iias aiasins eha,e
Of The sSsaissi 'islising sssai eniani. Iilsti.,.
slamash hiiisis. On slisiT -hich has si,ea health
aud sigar 10 nsFia'is al The slek aud dsbiliiai.i
-hich l. sso;sAsd sais ~ pip .ieisss and anal y.
Ia h. pure as sell a. saseiise which l. immsnsei,
lapsisI 10 this caaniry, sud extensively u.sd
abroad, aud .hch hs, hsen s'T years I.asl sns af
the leading ! ID iinsl stsplss Of AmsIies ssa.-lt
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Col Smiths brother Lemuel, a young
actor, was killed In Augusta, Ga. HE
murderer, Flournoy, was acquitted by
the jury on the plea that the killing
might he cla.sed as the result Of q
duel. After hearing tho verdict. Sol
Smith said TO the homicide:
Before God and man, | charge
you with numbering my brother! The
sleep Of the innocent win never more
be yours. You are a murderer, and
will evermore carry the mark Of HON.
icidc upon your brow. From this
time forth you will never sleep again. I"
Two years later Sol was sccosted by
an ahject looking wretch, who stood
before him In an attitude Of supplica.
ton. II was VIM. Flournoy.
"why do you follow me?" said Sol.
because l want yon to shoot me
right here"
ono; 1t is not for me to punish
you, was the reply.
at Is not punishment ask Won to
inAict-thst I have received already
In full measure. II Is vengeance l
ask you to take for your brothers
murder upon his murderer. I en-.
deavored to pursusde myself that !
did the deed in self.defensc, hut know
better nov. Z am q murderer. You
said I would never sleep more. and I
never have. I close my eyes at night
as usual. Ihsve STEPPED my senses
at night in brandy until unconscious.
ness came, hut that blessed sleep you
drove away has never returned to me
for one moment. My life is a burden
to me. Take il. Let me die by your
hands, and then may feel your broth.
er may forgive. I will die tonight"
he impre-eively exclsimed, as Sol
turned away and left him.
The next morning Flournoy's holy
was found riddled with bullets. and
scalped. An Indian war had just
broken out, and he had been the first
victim. -fSunny South.
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TaAtNS GOING NORTH.


TRAIN 80. 10 conncets At Iichmond Ianttion
10 and iron T.ninis hetseen there aud Livingston;
a. staniofd y ~ Stages ~ aad from Saarrssi; a.
lanviiie station With stages Va aud fntni pan,ille
tHyi ~ hllchFishufg With sfrres 10 and frofn rsf
rysiiie and Harreishsrr ~ Isisnon 9Th stsre.
~ irom springfield, tsnIplellssiiie. Calumhla asd
tifeenshufr ~ Lebanon IuHstiun with Trains
leating Al ~ r u. and 4 ~ a. ~, &c Memphis.
Manigan.ery. aud intermediate f-,int.. Passenger.
Gang ~ paints North. Isst. and West ffc,a Louis
vile are ifsnsieffel 10 Ifain No. A. tshanou
junction. Ifain No. connects at Cincinnsti Jane.
tlon 9TH Z. & A T.. u u. f,r the Narih and last
81 lenistlle in rnian iieT-t vith a. A N. AMI = /,
NJ. A v. u, ior tho Marta. fssi. and West. snd
-ih 4, :. Msls tine ~ieasrf. soc 'insinnail and
the East
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
ere run s~s~ees lestssiss~ ssa Ns~
Orleans. Via We~ss ess~vy, n.ssssstit~
and N~w Otl~sas, Via Niisa. 1.ssts-
vile su.i pttte Re<ki st.s ketSeea
ls"ssNtete sud the pvtaetpat elite.
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The retail prizes f,r provisions. &c.. are ~ ioi.
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Lard 100 10 is,sc Wheat cbolcc a,n,~r ~ ss, oats.
co, rye, sc clover sec-i, ga. Iiour, common 10
host, a.oo 10 $50 per hunirNl nmtcr. eNe2sc.
Eesss'ac Known sugars, Ssci white do., i2'sc
Ccsee 20 r 10 &c Nolss-c-, 7ic 10 ioo salt soo
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