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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

The yellow fever reports show that
it is gradually spreading aroEnd
Memphis. Seventeen new cases were
reported Saturday. Total cases to
Saturday. 1905; total deaths, 272.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

The hall of the Cain House nightly
now presents life-like, business appear
ance. Trunks are piled up in it to the
height of six or eight feet, occupying
nearly the entire length of the hall But
the GENIAL Tom always finds room for
one more trunk, if he has to squeeze
things occasionally. Never mind, he
will have building some of these days
that will be capable of accommodating
a larger number of visitors than ever,
that may desire TO stop over in Morris
town to spend summer seasons. More
than that, he win give them the best &C
Communications and table eatables TO be
had in the land. Tom says life is not
worth cent, without ones friends can
help enjoy it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

If any of our delinquent subscribers
have few spare shoats to let go on sub
scription, we would be pleased to have
them as early as possible, to fatten and
help make our winter meat.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Our friend and fellow -townsman, Mr..
Foster Whiteside, was the victim of pet
ty burglars again last Friday night, the
third timewe believe in as many months.
The thieves entered the basement stoIy
of his house by breaking out a small
window. They succeeded in carrying
off large can of lard, can containing
eight or ten pounds of butter and good
quantity of side bacon. Foster is most
amiabie man in temper, but he thinks
these little Jokes have been carried far
enough.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Hyou wish an article which Is. in 4
work, "excellept," use Dr. Greenhalge's
SOC. Hair Restores. Sold by G.. A. NC.
Mutt, Morristown, Tenn.
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The Holston Presbytery, Southern
Presbyterian Church, win meet at Mos
sy Greek, Thursday, September 10Th,
and the Knoxville Presbytery at Madi-
sonville on the same day.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
THE FUTURE.

" In the richest vein of gold" says
Mr.. johnson, you may find streaks of
tin" II there is lame place in Demo
cratic administration, let the Democracy
only become the wiser by it,, and come
to the polls with their remedy in the
shape of ticket. Some are dissatisfied
with the present Governor and this can
be remedied by their supporting an East
Tennessean worthy of the position at
the next election Justice and fairness
says we are entitled 10 it. aar. le
SNEEDVILLIAN.
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In this place, Wednesday morning, 4
o'clock, OF consumption, Mrs. EvALrEE
CARSnCHABL, wife Of Jas. Il. Carmich-
ael, deceased, aged atty years and four
months. Funeral services conducted by
Rev. w. II. Smith. INA $50
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Buy your wife one of those handsome
and stylish bureaus at g. b. HOlley's.
The cost would be tri6ing to the hap
piness 1t would give her. Do it. 1t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
What Physicians at Home and
Abroad Think OF the seven
Springs Iron and Alum Mass.

Abroad Think OF the seven
Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
In me treatment o. Dyspepsia. chiorosis. knE-
mia. Nervous aud Muscular Dshliiy, Nerves. and
Sick Headache. Dynmenorrhaa. msnnfrhagis.
Amenorrhoea, diseases q ths Kidneya aud Bladder
and such like organic or funciinnai diHturhanooa.
| know Of no remedy upon uhioh can rciy wa
more certainty Of satisfactory results than ths
''seyen Springs Nass." W.. Bass. Nd,
49, Ahingdou, Va
Ihave found no one single remedy 10 yield such
sadafactory results a. NE "seFen Springs Ms 4"
In The trcstment ~ Dyupcpaa, chrunic piaFrhea,
Amanda, chioroais. and for chrouic Eonpnas I nud
Il invaluable associated win sppropriats toriosi
treatment oEo. 7 HknnuoH, n D.
Nsw Vart Ciiy.
Prom my orporisnes vah ne 's'Irou ana kiau
Mas, believe 81 win prove ths baat mndiena ~
have In use. for chronic diseasoa.
O. NJ. ID. PArrnnaoH. n D..
Eagisvood. rsras.
FOR Dyupepuia, Ulosrationn uf tho Throai. funam-
nation Of The Mech q the Bladder. Lsuoorrh,as,
etc, tie "seven Springs Mass" seems % aoi wlih
almost specific eject 20. oniaEHr,
Dsvisu, Ara.
The "sevou sprinss Mnsar furnishes vaiuahis
remedy - relieve Uterine hemorrhagra ana tha
class q femAis diseases fat superior % ne piaJs-
Cd Iron. FnnD HonaEn, Dr., ~. n,
Sur. q b Narr.
Have bean uaing de Iron and Alan Na.a- b.
my practics Tor ne iaai tun months, win marhsa
success a. many Gases.
Joss HuoHaor, "a ~
sumpter q, q,
I am fully convinced from fsruouai oiiaurvatue
q the great thorapouiic vaius % Ne aaeTsn
Springs Mas In no truairneni "a fsmais cum-
,.iaiuts. A. LaHckErEn, M. d..
Hiormxaia. mi~a
Have had great aucosua Vim "froa and Aiun
ni.ss' IN trsaiirr fenais dlzoa.s. Mss deairttis
medicine and nhouid b. better Known 10 tha rFo-
foasi0n. E.T BkEuaIDuE. n. D.
Bakers slation, reun.
We could eHisnd this iai lnto ths ihouaan8a wa
such te.fiuouiais ron phy.iei.as from ever
stats Ia ms unlon; bat these nuncloni 70 has
cate ~ application. rhs rspui.iion 81 me rslas-
a. b ioo widaly knoun " uasts words ufea ~
clarartsr. IN ordsring from pruegiats aiaays
mention Seven Springs Maaa Priee o. Q w.
paokags o. . Cor $500 naui ~ ,aail. pasi-r.ad.
Ianpuual 4 IrroaE1rlh.
Abingdoa, va.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

The sudden paleness which some
times overspreads young mans face in
church may be caused by quickened
conscience, but the chances are that he
has swallowed some tobacco juice.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
How to get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat
too much without exercise, work too
hard without rest; doctor all the time
take all The vile nostrums advertised
and then you will want a. know
How to get Well.
Which Is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters See other column.
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Why don't you pay US so cents and
get the GAZETTE till the LIST of January
instead of reading a borrowed paper
Then your wife and children could en-
ioV it too
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Keep it before the people that G. b.
Holley, the MCrristown furniture man,
will not be undersold nor surpassed In
quality of work. Buy from him.. It.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Buy handsome dressing stand from
G. B. Holley and put happy smile on
your wife's face. Don't neglect it, 1t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Those DESTROYS of contributing TO the
relief of the Memphis suffers can do so
by leaving whatever they can spare with
Mr. Dan Briscoe, local agent.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Job printing is done with neatness and
dispatch at the GAzETTE Book and Job
Office. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Read our new advertisements this
week. You might be Interested in them.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

G. B. Holley, the cheap furniture ma n,
duplicates Knoxville prices. 1t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Make home happy by tating the Nor
RIsTowN GAZETTE into your family.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

G. B. Holley, cheap furniture man, is
the place to buy your furniture. 1t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Ice cream and lemonade vendors are
being numbered with things of the past.
Their day for this season is about over
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

M. R. Buttry, clerk of the circuit
court, is very low with fever. In addi-
ton to his illness, on yesterday he be-
gan bleeding at the nose, which came
near exhausting him and is at present
very weak from loss of blood. Great
deal of fever in this immediate neigh
bOrhood.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

If you want to be happy yourself and
keep your family in a good humOr, sub
scribe for the GAZETTE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

9. B. Holley is headquarters for cheap,
substantial and handsome furniture. II.
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According to his statements all
the other members of that Return.
ing Board are amply provided for by
offices given to their sons, sons-in-
law, sons father-in-law, aud their
sons, aad their sisters. cousins, and
their aunts.' Casanave says that
Wells, Anderson, and Kenner, who
were his colleagues, have their no
less than fifty family relations pro-
vided for and have no visible prop
erty, so that the entire Judgment is
levied upon him. This is certainly
a mournful statement. Cssauave is
q colored man. and it is not fair that
his property alone should be sacri-
feed for performing bit of party
work which resulted in the installa-
ton of President Hayes. On the
face OF it, he is left to bear the
brunt of the great prosecution
against them all, because he is not
a white man.
But light still remains TO be thrown
on one point raised by this unhappy
boardsman returned to plague his
inventors, and that is upon the iden-
THY of the person to whom he refers
when he says: 81 might have made
$50, 900 once if 1 had committed q
fraud, and I think. it would have
been in the interest of the country
and geod morals if had taken the
money. For not doing so | have
been pronounced fool" Who pro-
nounced him so?
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

The mast crop promises TO be plenti-
full this year.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Chancery Court at Taze-
well, Tennessee.

hdA cf a.
Nm THIS CASE IT APPEARS
II from tho hin. which = sworn a., that NE de-
fendaut, Eldridge Campbell, IL q nun-rualdgut uf
the state uf Tennessee that tha Ordinary rEucrm
Of Law cannot b. served upon hiu. no IL tlrrrfurs
ordered By the Cierk aud Master thai uuhhcaiiun
10 made for four successive wuckH in thn MuMmnH@
town 0AzErrE, q weekly rapcr uublahnd in Nor
riatown, Tennessee, ordering The aald defendant.
EldridRe Campbell, 20 appear before the Chancellor
house la TaEeWcll, Tcnncaaee. on thr aaramd Moo
day fn October next aud male defense to aaid hil,
or me same vii b. taken aa confessed aud ne
cause set Tor hearing FAuTn ~ % said nQn-ruai
dent defendant. This septcnibcr 2, isla.
]. q. Mo0Ens. q. a a..
sent. 10. lg7a-G w-fs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Mr.. w. A. Bowers, living near Cedar
Grove Church, IN this county, missed
from his granary last Thursday morning
a quantity of unsacked wheat. During
the day twelve sacks of wheat were
found secreted in an adjacent corn field.
Mr.. Bowers and some of his neighbors
concealed themselves near the place and
Friday night, by the light of brilliant
moon, they beheld the approach OF three
white men, negro with two horse wa
gon. One of the thieves picked up a
sack and was in the act OF putting IL In
the wagon when Mr.. B. arose and de-
manded him 10 halt. The sack was in
stantly dropped to the ground and the
entire rarity fled and escaped. Mr.. b..
shot at the fellow who dropped the sack
and thinks he slightly wounded him.
Saturday two men named LaramOre,
brothers, and a negro named Mason
were arrested. The negro turned States
witness and the two Laramores were
committed to our Jail. The principal
actor in the affair, man named Mckin-
ney, is still at large.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
wARrBuRG-wHAT IT Is.
CALLED HOME.

Mr. Henry E. Fritz, Quartermaster's
agent, who has been stationed at King
ston for sometime, and who, by the
way, is Name man and a politician
of some note, has lately been called
home, and will be allowed a furlOugh
at,1tJ after the Maine election This is a
''straw" which shows that the Republi-
can ring-masters in Maine are hard
pressed, and are utilizing every resource
within reach.
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GOES IT BLIND.

William Gibson, a resident Of this
county who has been blind seventeen
years, got his license to-day TO marry.
Said his intended wife was not pretty
nor very young, but was "smart gal. :"
Suppose the old man advised with his
neighbOrs on the subject or took for
granted what is hard for one with two
good ewes to
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
N CHANCERY AZ MORRIs.
IN CHANCERY AT NORRIS
.U.. TOWN ..I
o. al BIII-Eo. asi

o. al HfLIs-NO. a1i
Shadrach Imam r.. J. r. Croetu,0ro and
....... VIC.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR.
~ ing from the ans a. tioua a. oamniainanta biIi.
which h. sworn o., that thn drfrudauta y u
Creffmqro and wife 1alia CrrrkH1drr sna rlsu-
reaiAeniH % tne state ~ TruneaHaa nj A. tinrs-
iore ordrrca ~ The Master ulal aid uhn.r,aidsnt
aeienaautai 4.h crresulurr aud uifn. Julia Crnrf-
fiatown, o. BE- held nn the thlrd Monday = Tanu-
airy, 1880, and make dnfeuur o. naid driainsf anH
lnlunetiun 1lll Med against them u aald court ar
tne same VIII b. taken for cuufrrlrd ana al -
hearinE eH-parto. no q further urdrruf 81 thr
Master that thia naticn BE- puhlialrd fof faHr -.
aecuiive wecka ln The MunumroWn 0AEurrn.
This Srpt. 2, 1879.
A true copy. Toates JOHN MURPHY
septic 20 tw-prn fcs e. can
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Hancock County.
HANoock. Sept. 5, 1879.
III the tsditor ~ the NForriatoun 67azstte.
A BAD WOMAN THE CAUSE OF IT.


BAD WOMAN THE CAUSE OF IT.
On the 26th ult., William Tompson,
Arch Tompson. and Bob rHansoas from
Lee County, Va, went across into the
kentucky side to the house of some
lewd women by the name of Craigs,
where they become engaged in diff
Guilty with some other parties who were
either there or who came afterwards, in
which William Tompson was k lied,
being shot several times, Arch Temp
son, his brother, dangerously wounded,
and Hanson, who seems to have been on
the side of the Kentuckians, shot
through the breast; other reports are
that Hanson was killed on the spot.
The Tompson boys have very bad
name. 1t is said by some that there
have been about fifteen men killed on
account of the Craig women This
would warrant the inf1iction of the Sc
verest laws of Judge Lynch or Captain
Kuklux, to those who believe in such.
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YSend your sons and daughters
70 TAzEwKLL CoLLE0E. Soc adpeF-
tisement. june 25-6m.
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William Sparks, the young white man
whom our readers will remember as hav-
ing been committed to Jail in this place
sometime since upon the charge OF lar
ceny, played a new role last week,
which Will be likely to lessen confidence
in the estimation of the jaller. IL app
pears that William, heretofore, has been
so humble and innOcent-like, rather pre-
tending to be better pleased in jail than
out of it, that great confidence has been
placed in him by the jailer, and he has
been allowed the privilege OF emptyiug
all slops created In the Jail. One day
last week, while he was engaged In car
rying out the slops he eontrived 70 bring
back with him a pick-axe, which he
concealed in the neighborhood Of An
thony Blair's cage, who is to be hanged
here on. the Goth instant. Sheriff. Loop
happened to be near at hand and oyer
hearing the conversation went In aud
removed the implement which other
wise might have effected the escape Of a
murderer. Loop will be apt 70 nurse
Sparks carefully hereafter, knowing his
nature as be does.
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The best posted Republicans here
have given up Maine and California,
and-aOO71t bet cent on Ohio, ~
AN EMETIC FOR THE sHRIEKERs.
I've found out new emetic for StGI-
aoGrts:-When hear one of 'em spread
ing himself on the "Ya zoo outrage" l
whisper Conkling-Sprague, and Kalloch-
DeYeung, in his ear, and he immediate
ly pukes. CLINCH.
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by y0RtfaEnItars ir2n G. B. H0lley.
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Wanted: SC. 4 :; ;: j:

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chanco
TO MAKE MONEY.
Such win please anMwer thin Advertisement ~
letter, enclosing stamp Tor reply, stating ubat
business they have been engaged ~. Noun bul
those who mean buainnaa ueed apply. Aadrnma.
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sept 10 ply
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On. d. ParrHuaoH. n D.,
Eagisvood. rsras

For Dyupcpuia, uioerationu nc tho rhrout. funam-
nation o. the Mech q TIE Bladder, Leucorrh,rs,
etc, tie ''seven springs Mass" seems % aci van
almost specific eject TO. oniaspr,
Deviaw. Ara.
, 1879-07-10
Senate
The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June Is

WASHINGTON, June 2S.
Vests resolution declaring in favor of free
coinage was taken up, the question being on
referring the substitute accepted by Kim to
the committee OH finance.
The Marshals' bill being under discussion,
Window said that this bill makes it penal
offense for Marshals to obey the law, and
said that there was not parallel in all our
history for such u measure.
|. Allison moved to strike out the clause
making it a penal offense to violate any of
the provisions of tho bill, or of various sec.
tions OF the revised statistics. Rejected;
yeas, IA, nays n.
Mcmillan moved to strike out all of the
bill after the words "that the sum 5000. 900
is hereby appropriated, etc., for payment
during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1880,
of fees of U. s. Marshals and their general
deputies; rejected-yeas Is, nays 81. The
bill was read third time and passed-yeas
25, nays Is.
II was necessary for several Senators to
break their pairs III order to make quorum.
Chandler moved to amend the title of the
bill by adding the words "and for other pur.
poses;" lost.
An executive session was then held, and
when the doors opened the Senate ad-
journed.
, 1879-07-10

The resolution authorizes the president to
appoint not exceeding three commissioners,
II, - salary OF 5000, each to take steps with
a view to entering into a further treaty with
Mexico.
IN ci.or; to take upbuSincss on the sneak.
~ $ dcsl; was lost. no quorum voting.
i'ldckourn, from tine appropriation com.
mi;toe. reported back the Senate resolution
with reference 10 committee clerks. etc.,
amendments which he saii were substan.
'ial rejection Of every feature OF the joint
resolution.
The gcIor; WAS a,reed to, ana n committee
of conference ordered. Adjourned.
, 1879-07-10
PACIFIC COAST.
Wiped Ont.

PHpN1x, June 2S.--Leutenant Won
Schroeder, 18th infantry, while scouting in
Tonto county on the 25th inst, struck q
party of renegade Tontos five miles below
Tonto creek, consisting of seven bucks and
one squaw. The bucks were killed and the
squaw captured. The fight lasted two
hours. No casualties on Van Schroeder's
side. These are the Indians that have been
committing depredations in Tonto basin and
vicinity.
Pacific Mail Matters.
SAN Francisco, June 29.-A change has
been made by the Pacific Mail authorities in
the superintendency of whalves and docks in
this city. Capt. Samuels, who went east q
lew days ago, has been retired and Capt. G.
II. Salter, who arrived from the east few
days ago, takes his place. Capt. Salter came
to this coast in early days as commander of
the ship Typhoon, and was superintendent
OF the Mail company's docks and yard ut
Benicia, and resigned aud went east on nc.
count OF i'll health. 1t is reported that the
retirement of Capt. Samuels was made by
the agents OF Williams, Blanchard & Co. on
condition OF their retaining the agency.
There are many rumors foating about in
connection with Pacific Mail affairs, among
which one that the business is about to 90
into the hands of the railroad company, and
also that the Panama Railroad Co, intend to
send some steamers out here and start oppo.
sition; but at present no confirmation of
these reports can be obtained.
A Girl Horribly Burned.
ORov1LLE, juno 3O.-Agnes Schn. aged
about 10 years, was horribly burned this
morning by her clothes taking fire while pre-.
pairing breakfast. She rushed screaming
into the street the flames rising above her
head. The family had not risen, and Mrs.
keyea, neighbor, seized blanket, and
after q hard struggle with the frantic girl
and being herself badly burned, succeeded
IN extlnguishing the fire. Sho is horribly
burned, and although yet conscious, it is
thought she cannot live.
SutrO Tunnel Finished,
| SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-A Sutro dis.
patch says that grand celebration is now
going on. Bonfres on the surrounding hills.
giant powder salutes and other demonstra-
tlons are being made in honor OF the COM
pletlon OF the Sutro tunnel. The engines of
the Savage, Hale and Norcross combination
shaft started at six this morning and are
discharging water from the flooded mines
into the tunnel. In eight hours the water
in the mines lowered 100 feet. Everything
Is working we'll. Water from the Sierra
Nevada, Union, Ophir, Bonanza, Best &
belcher and Gould & Curry will not be
turned in for about two weeks.
, 1879-07-10
FOR rlGN NEWS.
Don't Wnnt II.


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s,n!.n, Railways.
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,ha Tfoliou Cb,mh,y oi prr9,jps La, nm.
nrnvo3 ,Lo ministerial railway bill which
iirnvila1 for fine cnu,trrr,ion Of 1DaO lilo.
metres of raily.oys within u yeuy,. a, an ar
,,r,l oynorI,urn of 80 ip0 ono
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PARIS, June o. - i. oruse' organ OF
Rouher, makes the following declarations:
Prince jerome Napoleon Is recognized as
chief OF the Napoleonic dynasty and conse-
quently chief OF the Bonapartist party. He
cannot fail to receive ,he fesolute anu de-
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lse,,s I'. m,,o .rnwioInod
oelo!lic poi'l"t'c'" VIZ ei"'p.! 'ehAo.
~ ,.a,;an ..oi s,n.,m, .ho, hannaf"r,, hn waS
o," % taLS a 'n ae,;rn ro,t ~ nnl;tcs
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The D"rian Canal.
The Republique franchise, considering
Senator Burnside resolution, coMDats the
IDEA that the emteu states should vie" the
construction OF 1he Daf'en canal uhues
european auspices WIN "isqulet01e' ana
points out tant 'he undertaking Is lhaePeha'
e"' e. vi oiiie'"' s"PPoi. Vi y, uoA'ioi, ,i"' i'o
u,"N t.n.,'im so,,A ",, ~ ~, wa" s.ruo,;au onI
.,,n. .i, ] s ,u;,, ',o.o,,. asI. ~, ,,,,t;a,
70 n'' oons;dar eM th. oanoI ah:olnte,w M W. neutro,
.'u.;,ons. ~ S'>'e1 'A. >i''' ''' ''"'
t,o,7 ,ri,ar.. wnrcs
Loypoy. Ju]y 1.-The steam coal collers
of Nerthyr Tydyi), in Wales. numbering
80 600 persons. have resolved to accent the
masters demand of 10 per cent. reduction
of their WAGES