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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

SO Ross avenue; Henry Reschaupt,
aged nine, so Ross avenue; Emma
Weiss, aged four, "a Ross avenue;
Annie Weiss. aged two, "a
Ross avenue; Minnie Ostman, aged
fifty, Sc Ross avenue. III
DEATHs-Robert Hollander, aged
8, SO Hawley street: Lizzie Doland,
aged 4, 108 Hill street; Henry
Morris. colored, aged 27, City
Hospital; infant of Caroline Jack
son, colored, aged IL days, 35s
Beale street; Rev. J. Fl. Didley,
celore1, aged 81, 10 Alabama aye>
nue.; Johnnie Green, colored, aged
19, 324 Poplar street.
The following new cases are OF
persons sick with the fever beyond
the corporation line Timothy
Ferressy, aged so, Dupree street !;
Albert Forbes, aged 3, Walker ave-
nue. Cora Forbes, aged 5, Walker
avenue; !; Mrs. Mary Ann Doud,
aged 81, near race track Mrs.
Rosa Nutsell, aged 80, Kerr, ave-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. 13.-It is now
asserted positively asserted that the
family and friends of the late A. Z.
Stewart have been apprised of an
offer made by parties who claim to
be able to produce the body of the
aeceased millionaire, and who have
established the genuineness Of their
offer by sending silver plate and
handles of the burial casket to this
city. It is stated that the parties
are in Montreal, and have opened
negotiations through a lawyer in
this city, enclosing $3.50 for his
services. They offer to produce the
remains for $250,000. The lawyer
laid tie matter before Police Super
intendent Walling and deposited the
plate and other articles forwarded
TO him at the police headquarters,
Judge Hilton, however, refuses it is
said, to acceed to the demands ol
the parties. 1t is alleged that the
remains are in excellent state O
preservation.
Fl. L. Stuart, of New York
starts for Georgia to-day as rep
resentative of the Co-operativt
Colony Aid Association, which pro
poses to plant il first colony il
Georgia. The organ of the society
is The Worker, published by Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson, and it mum.
bers many wealthy philanthropics
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-The frs
race, three quarters of mile, Oriole
won, Mary Ann second, Lady
Darcy third; Time, 1:117. The
second race, one mile and three
quarters, was won by Gen. Phillips
Mintzer second, Clemmie Ga. third
time, 3:06R.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, Aug. 13.-M. Onel6ssi,
Republican, has been elected a
member of the Council General of
Corsica, replacing a Bonapartist.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Dublin
Gazette announces that certain par
ishes in the counties of Derry and
Tyrone will be placed under the
peace preservation act.
The Register General of London
announces that two fatal cases of
cholera occurred in this city last
week.
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph says: Count Andrassy
stated two months ago in a converse
ton, that he would retire as soon as
the Russian evacuation of Turkish
provinces was completed and the
A tro- Hungarian administrations
were fairly established in Bosnia
and Hersegovinia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
GAY STREET,
K M o x WILL Z /,
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
-. for SeDGemher. 80. q

This exceedingly interesting publication
comes to us as bright, fresh aud lively as
ever, richly freignted with choice, enter
tanning and altogether delightful reading
matter. Among the illustrated paper 5
are another of Mr.. Guernsey's on the
"Persecutions"-th subject, "Persecu-
tions of the Lollards" containing
sketches of the notable sPontifs Gregory
TX, Gregory x, Celestine v, and Boni-
face Will The Zuni Legend by Msjor
Calhoun; THE jams of India; Lava
lette's Escape from Prison; ''Chivalry and
Knighthood3' etc, are admirable articles
Among the stories worthy of particular
mention are Rush and Reaction by Rev..
Mr.. Baker; Arthur More'and Fortune;
"A Thorny Path; Reuben Holmes
Faith" etc, etc. The poems are original,
and possess unusual merit, fully sustaining
the reputation which this magazine has
won for itself in this department OF liters-
ture. The more strictly religious papers
include Remember" by Thos. A. Hoyt,
ID. D.: "The Invalid's Portion; sermon
by the Editor on the subject. Secret Dis
ciple hip; Popular e kegesis''; etc, etc,
In the editorial department the Editor dis
cusses various timely subjects, among the
rest, "Elegant Simplicity" "The Boys at
the Springs" 4" "Egotism,a' IN eekness,"
Tapping the Wheels,' etc, s.At Home
and Abroad contains q full summary of
important events trsnspring in the re-
liglous world. There is also compre-
hensive and most interesting miscellany.
The number contains 128 quarto pages. and
the illustrations number nearly iO6. The
subscription price is, only So. q year; six
months, Sl.50; four months. 81. Single
copies 70 cents, postpaid. Address. Frank
Lesiies Publishing House, So, 65 and 81
Park Place, New York. sbai gJIiG0Fe -.
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NEW YORK, August l

NEW YORK, August IL.
Money active, 3a7; closing 7. Ex-
change weak "a 81a4 822. Governments
weak; new Sc, 22a22; four per cents,
SIC; four and a-half per cents, II.
States dull. A1&
Flour heavy 1Oal5c lower, rather
more doing; Southern -four in buyers
favor; common to faixextra, $4 sos 25;
good to choice do, $5.60a6.75 Wheat,
spring quiet and unchanged; winter
opened about steady and closed a
shade firmer and fairly active; un-
graded winter red. 92A$l 0S4: No. do.
S1.87; No. 2 do, $l0S4a1 0Sa; No. do,
$lo8al 09. Corn opened lower and
closed a shade firmer and moderately
active; ungraded, 44&s461. Oats a
shade lower with moderate business;
No. 8. 334; do. white, 353a35a; No. 2,
334 a332; 40. white. 372. Coffee dull
aud unchanged. Sugar about steady
with better demand; fair to good refiu-
Ing, 6sa62: prime, 62z6ss; refined lover;
STANDARD A, 81; crushed, 81sSs; granu-
lated, 81. Molasses dull and nom-
nally in buyers favor. Rice fairly
active and firm; Carolina fair lo
choice, 65a7a Louisiana prime -to
| choice. 64a7S.' Pork higher and mod
erately active; new mess, spot, So 85a.
8 90; September, S. IS; middles firm
and unchanged. lard higher and
strong with moderate trade; prime
steam, spot, 5 82}, September, 5,S0a'
| 5.823. Whisky nominal, $1.061a1 .07.
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When to Cut Sorghum.
From the Spirit of Kansas

AS good time as any to cut
sorghum is before it is entirely ripe.
After you have it cut and the tops
cut of-which should be cut off at
about the upper joint; the juice
above that does more damage than
good-tie the cane in small bundles
for convenience in handling; take il
to your barn, or any place will do
where it will not get wet, and cross
pile it to dry, and if the weather is
not two warm, it can lie there sew
eral weeks before it will sour. The
object in drying it is to get as much
green juice out as possible. The
green juice is in parts of the leaves
left on after being stripped, and ir
the bark. IF you press the cane a.
soon IS cut, the juice will have al
ugly green color. If you let it Ii,
several weeks, the juice, when frs
pressed, will be almost white.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
MINOR DISPATCHES.

BosToN, Aug. IA private
dispatch from London says that the
British steamer, Semiramide, from
Boston, July 29, for Liverpool, is a
total loss. The crew was saved
The vessel and cargo were proba.
bly, insured in Europe.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 13.-Con
gresham Hendrick B. Wright
Chairman of the Labor Committee
addressed an immanse audience ot
workingmen at Union Hall last
night on the labor and Chinese
questions, advocating the expulsion
Of Chinese by peaceful measures.
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The man who wants his name kept
out of the psper is just the man y ho
processes not to believe in the virtue
of advertising. Ask him for local
notice and he will tell you no one
reads the paper-but just let him
get found flirting with some other
mans wife, walking off with funds
that don't belong to him, or trying
to hold up lamp-post some dark
night, and he'll climb seventeen pair
of stairs and beg on his bended knee
that the item should be suppressed.
It makes difference in the minds
ofa great manv men whose OK is gored
when an article is to appear in public
print.-Elmira Gazette.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. l2--Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull;
red and amber, 90a93 Corn easier;
white, A; mixed, SO Oats quiet; new
white, 29; mixed, rs. Pork strong,
$1,000. Lard strong; choice leaf in
tierc.s, "A; do, in kegs. 81. Bulk
meats strong; shoulders, 50; clear ribs,
$4 so; clesr r sides, S4.8l for loose. Ba-
con strong: shoulders. $S 874; clear
ribs, 81 95; clear sides, $5.25; sugar
cured hams, Gall. Whisky higher
aud active, ST. .04.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

nor Walter Scofeld had the fever.
Medical Inspector Somerset Robin
son, of the Navy, and DR.. David
M. Burgess, fer several years a
resident of Havana, will perform
the duties of inspectors, as pre-
scribed by recent act of Congress.
DR.. Robinson has been assigned to
duty at Matanzos, and DR.. Burgess at
Havana. 1sH# gsT ~rV
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
Move Against Mormonism.
Special to the Cincinnati Gazette.

Special to the Cincinnati Gazette.
Washington, Aug. 10.-By direc
ton of the President, Secretary
Eyarts has cent a letter to our Min
listers to Great Britain, Germany,
and several lesser powers, protesting
against their allowing subjects who
are Mormons to leave for the United
States. 1t sets forth that under the
laws of this country bigamy is a
crime, and that persons leaving for
eign countries for the purpose Of set
ting in Utah go there for the pur-
pose of violating the laws of this
country. Reference is made in the
letter to the fact that under our trea-
ties with these countries they are
under obligations not to allow parties
to depart from there jurisdiction who
are know to have criminal in sentions.
The President holds that after
having given these nations notice
that Mormons coming here as such
render themselves liable to procecu-
tion under our criminal, laws We
will then be justified, in case these
subjects are not prevented from leav-
ing in refusing them admission to
our ports. .sz-y -.--saa~'
Special to Cincinnati Commercial.
Washington, August 1O.-The
Administration has decided to COM
mence an active warfare against the
Mormons, and Secretary Evarts'
circular to foreign Governments.
warning people against emigrating
to this country to join the Mormons,
: but preliminary step, censld-
cred necessary as notice 20 the
world TIA Mormonism is hereafter
to be prosecuted as crime in the
United States. The Attorney Gen.
eral has been in consultation with
tie District Attorney of Utah, who
will commence prosecutions under
the Roland law this fall.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 49,
Jack Gleason, a street contractor,
shot and killed VIM. Kalker at the
National Park last night. Gleason,
it is charged, some time since Sc
duced Miss Mills, about the fact
of which much had been said, and
it was regarding this matter that the
men quarrelled, with the above re,
suit.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

The London Nea0s says: "Tbe
great civil war Of the American Union
has passed into the domain Of history
and we may hope that the heart
burnings and bitterness attending the
painful process of reunion and recon
structiOn are slowly but surely fading
into oblivion"
How little the NeaVs knows Ameri-
ca. How can they fade "intO ObIiv
ion," when all over the South men art
defending the same things that led tC
the war? .
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

Gov. TALBOT, the man who beat
Butler 80 badly last year for Governor
OF Msssacb usetts, has positively an
nouuced his determination to retire
from politics. 1t is thought that ex-
Mayor Price, of Boston, will be nomi-
ted by the Republicans. The black
coated" Democracy has given Butler
the gO.by. AT q meeting of their
Executive Committee 1t was uDaui.
mOusly resolved that the Beacon street
crowd would not join In convention
with Buffers ragged shirt" followers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-The High
Court of the Ancient Order of An
cient Forresters commenced here
this morning, in secret session.
There is a large attendance from
all parts of the country. This
order has over six thousand courts
scattered over the world and is rap
idly increasing in membership. The
High Court will be in session three
days and delegates will be hand
somely entertained by local Courts.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

"Do you think the Republicans
will renominate Grant for the Presi-
dency!" asked a correspondent Of
The Philadelphia Press, in the course
ola talk with General William 7.
Sherman at Alantic City. The
General replied promptly; ''That de-
perds entirely upon thecourse of the
Democrats in Congress at the next
session. If they show a disposition
to rip the amendments from the
Constitution, and repeal the laws
that were enacted thereon; or in
other words, if the Senator and
members from the South attempt tc
reverse or qualify the verdict of the
war, and make the vast mass of our
industrious people feel alarmed.
Grart is certain to be nominated,
and the North solidifed in his favor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
WASHINGTON.

~, WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 12.-
The original detail of medical off,
GERS from the Navy to serve in For
eign ports under the National
Board Of Health has been revoked.
neither Surgeons Thomas Hiland
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, southerly to westerly
winds, with local rains and partly
cloudy weather and no decided change
in temperature or pressure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
You Can BE Happy

Ii you will stop all your extravagant
and wrong notions In doctoripg your
self and families with expensive doc
tors or humbug cure-alls, that do harm
always, aud use only natures simple
remedies for all your aifments-you
will be wise, well and happy, and cave
great expense. The greatest remedy
Tor this, the great, wise and good will
tell you, Is Hop Bitters-believe il
See Proverbs" in another column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

justified by Mrs. Sprague's beha-
vior, and that she and Conkling are
old enough to do better.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14

Kansas tescher-"Where does our
grain go tO?" "Into the hopper"
What hopper ?" "Grasshopper." tri.
umphantly shouted scholar.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-14
Daily weather RepOrs.
KNOXVILLE. IHNK.. August IL, 1879.

Maximum Thermometer 81 S2.-M nimnn $50.
B. /. AoUGB,
Sers cant Signal Corps u. s. Amy
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United States Commission
ers' BLANKS for sale at this
Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-14
WINES AMI LIQUORS

We desire TO inform tbs public generally tina!
We have in store and constantly receiving tho
following Wellkno On brands Of IMPORTED
BRANDY, WINE and CHAMPAGNE:
10 cascs Dupro s. Co.'S ~. Julien Bordeaux
Clsrets.
csses Heidseca s. Cos. Raims Dry Moao-
pole Champagne, quarts
cases Hgidsieck s. Cos. Ke;ms Dry Memo
pole ChampagD p'n;s.
10 CASES l. LsndsJo:ser s. CJ'a. California
Champagne quarts and pints
2 casks Guinness Stout, Bu.ss's Bo.tiing.
casks Bass Pale Ale.
3 casks j. s. 4. TenHenrs GlasgoH Palo Alei
Gonzalez, Bysss &c Co.'S Filo Shorres. Bur
gundy Ports and Madeiras; Ransul. & Goa.
Uognsc Brandy; }. j heder Il ICONS Schse.
dam Gin Mehsh's Irish and Ksmssy's Scotch
Whiskys; JAmscs. London Dock aud st. Croir
Rum; California Port; Shorres and Sweet An
gelica Wines; Thom pson's Pure Bye. Gibson's
Cabinet XXX aad Xxx. and Boa'bon's Wits.
ky, &c, &c.
All Of tho above goods guarantee pure; pur.
chased since The recent decliGo, and OF ilr:t
hands. enables US - ssi ut ) SOS 81! margin oror
Importers prices. HARLOW ~ BROS.
Wholesale Groc.:s aid Conmission Merchants:
mYE0-lm
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F0REIGE ITEMS.

The London Standard il c,-i;lcnt that u :
many will ultimately rcmonetize silver.
Plince Alexander l., Of Bulgaria, arrived a
Sophia to day and Vas received with great en-
thuslaSu.
War agsio:t the Aohencse has been resumed
By the Dutch. who have c,piurtd four OF tht
ssvages' str0ngbold5.
The Scrvian government bas advanced claim
for 3 600 lrarcs against the Porte on account O.
raids OF Aloanians into SotViaa territory.
The contemplated decreased of the Ptussiar
a1Dg is 10 CONSEQUENCE Of the increased military
rength Of France aud Russia.
CarGieG Manning preached the fuaeral scr
ZION CT the late Prince Imperial at Chselhurs
yesterday Sunday 10 the presence OF the ln
pe!lal family and numerous congregation.
Tho London correspondent Of tho Liverpool
Courier mentions rumor that NJ. dc Lesseps
Intends a:kioe Gen. Graut to accept tho lr5sl
dcncy OF the Panama Canal COMPANY.
The annual grand review cf tho army va:
held at Psris yesterday by President Grevy. AL
ct tho 1otnbili!ies were present. There vas OF
immense crowd Of spectators and !ho review was
great success.
The political oompit xion Of tie Austrian Par
Lament Is so confused by tho elections that its
character cannot DO st once determined, bu! it i;
not thought necessary for tho ministry 10 in
mediatcIy resign.
The OCaDge celebration 10 Iceland OF the
l2!h inst. passed off without Disturbances cx-
cep: a few isolated css,s Of shooting aud ston
iag. Oao death is reported. Tho authorities
hai taken extra precautions because Of the eX
element in consequence of the debate 10 par
Lament on The Governments Irish University
bill.
The remaias Of Napolean ". were buried al
Chisclhurst on Saturday with extraordinary
honor5. Tho Pfirce of Wales, the Dukes OF
Connaught and Edinburgh, and the Grove
Prince of Sweden acted as pail bearers. The
attention which Engiishmen have paid to the
Enrres5 aad the great feeling shown at tho fu.
neral are said 10 have created uneasinass
in certain French circles.
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SENATORIAL Convention.

By 7iLue Of tho authority Vested in liz ty The
State Conservative Committee, wo DO hereby
Designate WedLcs.ln3. tloA!h tcy of September,
1872, IS ths tire ard lha city Of hIogandria &:
the placo loT holding coavcntion 10 nominate
the Conservative Candidate to represent this, tho
ll.h son.loEi.l district, il the Senate cf Viz
GINA.
Ire representation IL the c0r7ra,on wiil b
one delegate for each Gne hGrd,cd conservative
votera md exch frnc,iDu ever fifty, cast in lht
several c0untieg e. thn lAs: presidential election
The district IL nposc! CT alexandria city Gni
county Fairfax ed !'rinca William.
HUGH Latham,
Oh. a leg. City and County Con. Com.
THOMAS MOORE.
Gh. Fairfax Conservative Com mittee.
". W. THORNTON,
I'LL. P:Gca Vim. Con. Committee.
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LOG4E RREVSTiES

The steamer Mystic has discontinued her Trip:
down the river. and will 90 to Baltimore to ru1
peaches from the Eastern Shore.
Judge Ssngster. of the County Court. has or
dered the sum nonng of a special grand jury fol
the July term Of his court which rnce:S On the
25.h inst.
Tho fifteen cont excursions will land al Oily.
mont heroaitsr and remain fer two hours, thus
giving a great Gosl OF pleasure for T. very small
cost.
Tho Committee on Streets msda an inspection
Ct tho streets to day, being carried around in Tx
wagon of the HJdraulion Fire Company.
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INFORMATION FOR Brewers AND OTHERS.
Dir. Robert PurtDer the popular and cnterpfls
log hrewsr OF AlsXandlis, Virginia, is 10 ecsts
eles .iaca TIC mcrnlog CT tho tooth Of July-a
youog miss, the FIRST Of her series, having hsp
pity made her appearances on that morning. We
congratulate l. Wash. Sen
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Es,- OHE WoaD Covers TIE ADVICE
which should DO given TO nervous, slender, and
te5ili:at2d perEoas-hrriyorGiG! Sedsliyea, Opt
stes, appctizcrs are com parativcly use esss Iho
order to tho recovery Of vigor AID tranquility
by tho rorTes a course, systematically pur-
sued. Of :Ee esding in7igo.ani, Hosts!tal's Stem.
tch BiL:ers, should bs 1eso:tea to By those VINO
suffer from weak nerves AID general debility. Ths
stomach, always more or less dyspept;c in cases
Of nervousness and loss Of vitality, is toned and
regulated by this medicine Until the organ acts
with 8 precision akin 10 that of ste.dy. gcing
pioco Ct mechanism. Complete digestion aud
assimilation arc through tho influence OF the
B;ttera, followed By = gsia v'g5r and flesh,
and Tho Disappearance Of biliousnc.s end irreg-
ularity Of the DO wells, where such exist, rs they
usually DE-. Appetite and sisep arc then re-
gained.
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BApTls1NG Rev. G. I. Plnkney, pastor Of
Reberrs Chapel, NJ. Il. Church, colored, a.
Sisted ty m!uis:er from WoodIawo, baptIzsd
eight oluv2r,a, 10 lhs ri7er. at Battery Rodgers,
yesterday eveDiog. This is the frs: baptism by
iamcrsi5n If hiethcGiss, 10 this CITY, for sevu.
raj years; but the o1cyeits expressed their pre-
f,raece for that mode and it .as accorded them
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SPECIAL NoTlcE. TO The ladies Wehavo
noW 10 store largo stock Of Ladies', hlcn's
acd ChidreDs low GARTER Shoes, suitable
for the prcseut season. These goods are beau:
tiiul haudsons and durable, aud will be sold
at such prices as o'uuot fail to please. All 10
want will plesso call and sxauiac for themselves
at 10 King street. ". B. WApDEY.
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COMMUNICATED.
an not "au old snptrsnrualed eres;ure,
tute man in the prime and 7Igor Q! life, AID
"oaty, AID to tie nauucc hcro,' au6 deeply
regret to sec such uonec.sslrY criticisms IS ihe
G:sstse Of las. Saturday contained frcu "an
cla supcrsau.,cd creature" PERHAPS be ls, CO
acccu., Ct rye 10 his doiase. Such ttioas
tapp:n, ycu kpow. But "ol1 1pcrauuaed il
good il is fully Is good IS back arrearagss!
Now, ssy 60 tbs Two respectable young gen
,lemeu," co uoi pa,lsr ~ the reins st oil, Gu;
dc your whole duty. sud all good citizsns Will
app!aui seq. let inc sa!lsri .dc wrcc, M!
yitHtr, arc uaa,uns." Sir Hugh de Bras,
think i; is, tells u, that
mo rogue svsr teii the bslte1 draw
With good c?iricn OF The 'aT.
BETA.
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PERsoNAL.-Ricba!d l.. Carne, esq, Super.
intendeut of Public Schools Of this city, is u ak,
iug summer Trip to L,rg Branch aud other
points Of interest Oh the Atlantic coast.
Sir. John Lunt 81 this city, was among tie
honorary pallbearers az the funeral Of Dir. Cary
.IoCleliand, in Baltimore, yesterday.
Cha,lts S. Plioce, esq., of Memphis, is 10
this city. ca visit to Ills relatives aud friends.
lie reports tbs: largo numbers Ct persons arc
lesvi5g Memphis, bus that still the physicians
thiok there will not be an epidemic.
Dr.. f. L. Morgap, Ct this city, has received
al appointment as acting assistant surgeon ic
the ctmy, aoi will be stationed ia Washington
Territory,