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FACTS FOCUSED
AT rAE EArlONAL CAPITAL CITY
The star Route and Custodian RInE In
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News And Comment

WASHINGTON, June 25,-Ex Senator
Bruce, OF Mississippi, expects to devote a
month to campaigning in Ohio next fall.
TURN III THR TIBR OF IMMIGRATION.
Several thousand German immigrants
have passed through here within the last
few months for settlement in Virginia and
North Carolina, nearly two thousand To-
eating near Salisbury in the latter State.
The southwark turn OF immigration was
brought about by the sgsnCy established
by the associated railway linea in Virginia
and the OaTolinas.
Secretary Window returned to the city
this morning, Ex-senator Conkling ar
rived here thia morning,
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Electlons in hungary.

PERrH, June 25.- Elections for members
for the Hungarian Diet commenced yes.
tetday. The result, as ;ar ss known, 10
favorable to the Government, especially
in the capital. TiRzi, president ot the
OouuGtl, ha1 been elected by two Constitu-
annlna.
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Cry OF MEXICO, June 25.-ItISreported
that the Indians who were transferred to
the chihuahua Reservation have broken
loose and killed citizens Of Santa Clara.
The Government forces have been ordered
to the field.
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viESSA, June g5.-EnperOr William
on returning from GasLein, will meel
Empefot Francis Joseph at salsburg, the
bepinninR Of AnRuAt.
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I.nhnr RInta in Normn1.

CHREsFtAS4, June 90, ,-Workmen on q
strike having attacked the Town Hall al
Drammeu 10 release two comrades who
were arrested were ared on by the troops
One man was killed and several wounded
One officer and some soldiers were In.
lnfed. Order has been reatored.
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I-NDoS, June 20 ..Penghne became The
iaynrile i1t the st. Legef stakes Yesterday
at Ave to two. Itcquois WAs last quoted
al thre a to one.
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MADRID June 26. The Official Gazette
publishes decree diSsolving the Cortes,
and appointing August 81 as the day Of
holding the eIeptions, and summoning the
new Oottes SOp;emher 20.
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nA.i nlnn a. ltAiani.

TA7RAsoN, N. j.. June 20 Edward D.
Porter, q rejected suitor Of Silvia Knock.
ardt, fatally stabbed the father Of the Eifl
on Saturday night and later made tntir.
detous atrack Upon Arthur Wonder
OApella, the accepted euitor.
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pRAouE, June 95.-A water.spout butSI
to-day at Dobenez,n, and flooded a con
siderable tract Of land and partially de-
slrOyiBg crops
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LONDON, June Pa fire in the docks
at Hull caused a loss Of 100000. The
steamer 0lhello, loading for New York,
was extensively damaged.
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PANAMA, June 25-si8tssn Jesuit
priests, the advance guard Of large
body expelled from Nicaragua by order Of
The government, arrived here Yesterday.
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LoSpoN, June ga dispatch from
nortmund, Prussia, says! An explosion
occurred yeatstday ln Lulse Tlefhan Col.
llery, Seventeen persons we're killed and
Ave injured,
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NEw HAFES, Jnte 20 President Por-
ter delivered the Baocalautets sermon q
Tale to-day. ~
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HYDE PARK, W., Juns 7O-TNo sot Of
lated Smith, q Ejsp, aged eight and ten
were drowned In Eden pond while piAy.
Ing on Rome loks,
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goIthoiner brothers paid d.Yl.e'9an 40 osnt'
rll ,a ~ "aoI delivered here on Saturday

0,ynRy and family will go 70
.lsI,. ss's soIDhur Springs week after mex! 70
EAl1 ~. .nmmer. Pqrta'burg St"''"'''
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follows Combined vote):
CrOWley.,,..... .,.,,r..,.
Herman TTsnAlnO ..,,,,."...,.,
fIalt.,. LAPhAn '''''r''.'.'''
| C0rnell '','...,',''.'''''''..."
AssemblYman Patterson raised the poin
Of order that q quorum oil the Sepate hat
rot voted.
The chair decided the point Of order no
well taken, Rs q quorum Of the convention
had voted and declared there had been nj
choice.
The Convention then proceeded 10 votI
for the tilling Of thePlatt vacancy. Wher
the Senate had voted, casting fifteen votes
Mr., Murphy raised point Of order thai
quorum Of the ssna had not voted
Ths chair decided inst a poiut OF order
could not b rAissl during roll call Tht
flowing is the combined vote:
Wheeler. ,r.3l Conk kng ...,,~,.,,......2
C1rnell Aphlm',..'.,', '',.,.i
The chair declared no choice made, and
the convention adjourned.
There can be no niger doubt that the
Ska(Warts and DRmeGrats hsv0 thoroughly
combined to secure au Rdjouromept with
out an election. II was the opinion In the
conference to-day that 1t was taken by the
Democrats, under the leadership OF Muir.
ply, against the legality Of ballottlng, on
the ground that there was no legal quorum
present, The halt breed leaders openly
mean 10 run the votes up on Cornell on
Tuesday, and say they expeG! by that time
TO elect him to COnkling's place. They
number sixteen and are called feather.
heads. These feather.heads have organ.
lied themselves into what they call com.
promise party and have offered to vote for
any ticket having on It one stalWsrt other
than Conklingor Plat, They have named
as their Slalwaft candidate Richard II.
Gro Elsy, who was OOnkling y fsvorite can
didAte for ex Senator KernGn's place.
The decision Of the Chairman that q
quorum was present was genuine sur
prise 10 the Democrats, and they plainly
showsdit. II WAS evident they had been
calculating upon having less than q quo.
rum present, aud meant to use the fact for
the purpose OF raising q question as to
whether, without quorum, there could be
u ballot, and II any day passed without q
ballot whether that fact did not disqualify
the present Legislature from electing Sem
Ators, and throw the question over to the
Legislature to be elected next fall, thus
taking the question to the polls under the
United States statute which ordsins that
the Legislature shall take at least one ballot
every day 1t Is In session.
New YoRK, June 25. The Graphic, re.
ferring to the above says: "The act Of
Congress regulating the election Of United
States Senators specifies that R,Quorum Of
each House shall be necessary to form 0
legal joint convention. The incidents Of
to-day furnish au excuse for the Demo.
cratic majority OF the Federal Senate to
reject any one who may hereafter be
elected as Senator by the present Legis'
lsture."
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RoNE, June 20 The regulations ore
published lot putting In force the law lor
lhe abolition Jf pspef money.
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NEw YORK, June 25.-An Albany spec
ial says 0 new movement is to be started
next week for party caucus. The feeling
is becoming more general that the dead
lock cannot be broken until caucus IL
held In the general way, and nominations
for Senators made, the minority submit
ting to the m4j)ri'y. II the caucus pro.
gramme is accepted by both sides, tht
deadlock will end tue next day. Al
present this seems To be- the only chance
Tor reaching the end for month to
nnmA
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DEVELOPMENTS
AT ALH,AY -sAluRDAY's vOTE.
The Point OF No Quorum Raised, bn'
Rejected by the Chair-A CRueua
10 bs CAIIsd-An Adjourn.
ment Probable.

ALBANY, June blu the joint convsu.
ton, which convened at l9 o'clock, the
ballot for short term Senator resulted as
folIows Combined vote):
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PILESl PILESl PILESl
4 Sure Cure Found at Last!
No One Need SufTeri

A sure Cure for Blind. Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. William, ian In
dian Remedy called DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases of Is
or 80 years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine.
Lotions instrument and electuaries
do more harm than good. Will
Jams Ointment absorbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching, (particu-
larry at night after getting warm in
bed,) acts as a poultice, gives in
slant relief, and is prepared only for
Piles, itching of the private parts,
and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. N. Coffin
berry of Cleveland says about DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: /
have used scores Of Pile Cures. and
it affords me pleasure to say that l
have never found anything which
gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian
For sale by all druggists or mail
ed on receipt Of price, S1.OO.
HENRY 4 CO., Prop'rs,
CLEVELAND. o.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1884.

HE~ E-
Tar Sur fov iso VIII ushs III af,esssh anna.
II v~volnatnn nn5er ms present Isensremrnt.
.hi,.ir. - sivs~.' ~ N. hto ana IiifiS near
ana vrscions, co.tented "a srhsnnv. WrnnhIic.
~ - a lyemnerni deDraveH a. virlnnas fnfciN-
1rnf md oh,nse Tnx aunss iivht Is fnr rsnkird
snd womenkitad 81 every sori. but IL renisi
vvsrn,sh is Tor the woo6' vhtie Il nCmvs NJ dr.
csmfort IN ire hsets ofihe nessisfsntiv wscsad.
Tsp SUN 81 1875 was ! newspap~r II 1 new
kind Il discarded many Of Ihs forms. and .
multitude Of supef6uos ~o -ds and DhrAsrs ar
ancient iournsitsm II nndertook "a rrn,srt IN
( fvesh. sacctnct. uneonyenfiunal wsv Hi the
news 81 ths world, omittinc no event 81 humaa
In. crest. and commentiny upun anaias With The
frsrlereners OF abr0lute pdepondcnco The
sncccss or this oxperiment was ms xuccess Of
the yux. II effected i 5 rmanent change In the
et,Ie OF American Hewsuepers. Rvery impOrt-
ant journal established In Ihia county in the
dozen years past has been modelled AFTER TINS
Sun. Every Important Journal already existinr
has been modified and betiered By tho force Or
TUX Suns example.
THE sUN OF lSsa will be the same outetok en-
tru,h.teliing and interesting newspaper.
By a liberal use Of The means which an Abun-
dant prosperity afnrds, we shall make Il better
than ever before.
We shall print all the news, putting II into
readable shape. aud measuring its Importance,
rot by the traditional yardsfick, but 81 is real
interest 10 the people Nsiance f.Om Printing
Houre sqnarc Il not the first consideration win
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Century Magazine.
~DcRfBNKRS MONTHLY
fOn The COMING YElR.


Win ~ Nessnbrs nueahsp heeAn tho raw
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md fppssvsd ss1csusHsR.s The page n sOms
Wkar fen1sr - wider, admitting pictures of
ssEsssls - issAsAs'1s ra1 ssAiss 1Arr1s
HoaEteen Aaaillenal Pages.
Tha uoIlowtns IL ! SUMMARY a. the leading
teeeafes 81 me view series tf NE year:
A new novel by Mrs. Burnett.
(aatAor ~ .srhas Las. y Lo~ries, :, etcl enti-
tied .Tlsroueh one Administration" story. OF
Washington life.
Studies Of the Louisiana Creoles.
~ Geo. ". Cable. anthor Of THE Grsndir-
shines sts, a se!ies y illustra,sd papers. on
The traditions md romance Of Creole lie In
Lculsiana.
A Novel by w. d. Howells,
lasihor a. "A Chance Acquaintance. etc
dealing with ths characteristic features Of
American life.
Ancient and Modern Sculpture.
Lncy y. Mitchell. e contain the dnsst series Of
engravings yet pnbliebcd Of the masterpieces
q scripture. There VIII also be papers on
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The Opera in New York, by
a .sss.:. 3 Cen s. ,l we,.:i sss.s soa :sa s:l ses.
ptetenuss Snd hesuty.
Architecture ard Decoration in
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hnnsewiie With many practical n well a. beau
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Representative Men and Wom-
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Rossctti. end Cardinal Newman, and Of :he
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Scenes Of Thackeray's, law
ihosne's. and george Eliiot's Novel;. euceeed-
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The Reform of the Civil Serv-
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There will be studies Of 11onefelIow. Viii Ter,
Stories, elk, tches, and essays, may
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,sr Harris, A;C Redwood: r . MiIlst. Noah
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Tom GLADDEN.. John Burroughs, PsrkIe GOODWIN
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Others.
One or two papers on .'The Adventure s Of the
Tits Club, and m original Life OF Bewick, the
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features " be later announced.
The editorial departments
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.fhe Worlds Work" will DO considerably en-.
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The price Of the CENTURY MAaAxINu will re-
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portrait {stse 4lxZT) of the late DR. Holland. is-
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CEhruky MAGAZINE for % 80. subscriptions
are taken by tho publishers. and buck sellers
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THE CENTURY 60.
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Renew Your Lease.

There are times in every ones life
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symptoms, as they arise from dis
eased organs. Parker's Ginger Ton
ic will restore perfect activity to the
stomach, liver and kidneys, purify
the blood, and renew your lease of
health and comfort.-AdyOcats
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This is beyond question the
most successful Cough Medicine We
have ever sold, a few doses invaria
bly, cure the worst cases Of Cough.
Group and Bronchitis, while it,
wonderful success in the cure oi
Consumption is without a parable
in the history of medicine. Since
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on q guarantee, q test which no 9th
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and s1.0O. Hyour Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back lame. use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by H. II.
Blair. Price 30 CITE.
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aAneA-s ca.arrA neneay.

A marvellous cure for Catarrh,
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Head Ache. With each bottle there
is an ingenious nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment of
these complaints without extra
charge. Price so cts. Sold by
III. III. Blair.
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society Bellies.

On account Of its remarkably del
icate and lasting fragrance, society
bellies are loud in their praises OF
Floreston Cologne.
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FOR LARGER CLUES STILL
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Specimens sent gratis, il ", it,en for. to get up
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TERMS ALWAYS in Advance
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Unparalleled offers to
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nt100 3rosorving o., Lm1ted,
n Ccnasr Racs and Ninth ST., CINCINNATI, o.
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Peterson IL constantly improying.''-E1m tr
IN. ~ Haxtandmdn
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Mrs, General Myers, whom AAdregl
American Qusn very correctly says u the
most courtly lady here. She is the daugh.
Ter Of General TWigRs, who Distinguished
himself in the O6hiedsTste army MIS-
Myers was married when she was fifteen,
and shortly after that made her itst visit
to the White Sulphur Springs, She says
that the change from then TO the present
is but one Of fashion Ia dress, there 10 the
same gsyety, display ard e1Ioyment - OIL
yoIe. She IL yet u beautiful woman, state
" In form and Of = mqst attractive man
ner. Her daughter, a sweet faced woman
ia with her and has many admireIs'
Mrs. Douglas Gordon, Of Baltimore, the
daughter Of the celebrated Hampden
Pleesants, ia nov here. She was once the
belle Of Virginia and often came TO the
White in her early days, where she
reisnsd supreme. She is still . most at'
traGtive woman.
Dr.. r. S. Harvey, Of Wheeling, while
ont driving yestard ~, was thrown out Of
the carriage by q TnuAwSy horse aud Wss
famed quite severely by the accident,
Gardner Jackson was along and was also
bruised.
0ne Of the most striking looking ladiea
here 10 o youthful widow named Mrs
Phinizs, OF Georgia. She has magnificent
blonde hair, with black eyes and eye
brows and regular and expressive lea
lures,
Mrs, NJ. ]. DsUorllu, OF New York, Ia
the youngest lady for her age at the White.
She Ia a general tavotite with the young
folks and is your correspondents idea oil
an old'iashioned grandmother.
Bishop Wilmer, Of Mobile, Alabama,
preached an eloquent sermon In the bail
room tonight. The loom was crowded
with gussts and formed . brilliant and
highly intelligent audience.
Miss Annie Camden, daughter OF sena
tor Camden, is among the most popular
and beautiful girls here. Her unassumtng,
but winning manners, have besn much
admired.
Miss Leila Whitney, OF New York, a
Spanish beauty, Is one Of the best dancers
at the White,
A little daughter Of Senator Malone has
any quantity Of attention from the young
beGux,
Miss Ella Bennett, Of New York, has
many admirers, among both sexes here
Miss Martha PritChard, Of New Orleans,
10 the best waltzsr Ut the White.
Miss Frank Whitney is the queen among
the little folks,
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JAMES NJ. swANK, the Secretary OF the
American Iron aud steel Association, has
completed his report for 1880 From tive
gather that during the year there were
produced In the United States 1884
tons of pig iron, l.Sss. sos tons Of rolled
iron, including nails and excluding rails
95i 400 tons OF B.ssemsr and steel rails,
10 6l5 tons OF 'Opsn hearth" steel rails,
49S, 762 tons Of iron and other rails, 72'
494 tons Of cruclbls steel ingots, l,20S, III
tons Of Bsssemer steel iDgots, During thu
year $50. 4SS 1856 worth OF iron aud stee,
was imported, and there was exported
Sl2 $50. s76 worth. The Lake Superior
region yielded /, 1857 sos gross tons Of iror
ore during the year, The productions o.
anthracite coal during the year amounted
to % 4S7 2l9 tons, and Of bitumlnouS Goa
5000, 900 IONS,
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RuRNErI,s COCAINE.
For Premature Loss OF the HaIF-A
PhIIRdeIphIRn's Opinion,

One year ago my hair commenced fall
ing out until | was almost bald, Aitel
using COCAINE a few months, | have nov
a thick growth Of neU hair.
ALRxAND Henry,
No. Sl4 East Girard Ave,
BuRSETT's FLAvoRISu EXTRACTS, always
standard.
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JERRY BLACK, who WAS Bachanan's At
tornsy General and, in the later months Of
his administration, secretary Of State,
lays something OF the blame Of BuchAnan'I
indication upon General Scott. In Janu'
ary Black addressed o perfectly polite note
to Scott, aSkinS II, in his opinion, 1t was
the duty oil the Government to reinforce
Major Andsrsoni II SO, how Eoon those
relutorCsments should be there, and what
obstacles existed TO prevent the sending of
such relnforCements at any time. Scott
replied that he was nailed to his desk, but
aS soon as he got a moments leisure he
would call on the secretary. He never
did 80. Black met him afterward at a din.
ner, when he referred to the letter, saying
"that upon reading 1t be reached the con.
olusIou that had he devoted himself to the
law in early life he doubtless would have
become fitted to occupy my position, ard
my letter had impressed him with the be,
llsI tina! had l been educated for the mill.
tary, l would have reach ed q position 10
entitle the To almost any command; ard,
taking It all In all, no did not know but
that b1th VI US had missed our svoCations."
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POINT LOOKOUT,


a AeEro's RIndusas 10 His OId Master
Salem, (Vd,l Letter u Norfolk VtrElniAa,
0ae Of the most remarkable characters
Of the day arrived here on Friday night
He was no other than a colored man
named Dr.. VIM. Key, from shelbyville,
Tenn. When the war Closed he found
himself free and his old master and mis-
treas peuniless. His former owners gave
him d fair education while q slave, which
he made use OF by entering college and
becoming y veterinary surgeon and an NJ
D. With the knowledge thus gaiGed be
invented u linimeni, the sale OF which has
retted him a fortune. While on the road
10 prosperity he never lost lost sight Of his
former irieBds-his old master and mia.
trees but kept them up IN their former
style ct living while the remained on
earth. He then undertook the education
Of their son by sending him to college;
and Tor these reasons | style William Key
a remarkable man, because there are moi
many ex slaves that would have done at
he did, He carries the strongest testi
mOniAl | ever read. II 10 signed by the
Mayor Of ShelbvvilIe, and the Clerk and
Sheriff Of Bedford county, Tenn.
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IlIED.

GCguEulE,-On Wednesday, August 10, 1881,
sHERxAs, IOn Of Fred aud ThrSAsA sGhushlo, SSOd /
year, 5 months aud 10 SAYS
The funeral will tEs pI'cs from tho residence Of
his pArsntR, No. SO N Huron street, Island, on
Tnpnday afternoon at I o'clock, FhsndS Of the
family are invited.
RIGBY-On 7 ussINy, August 0, 1881, At her rO,i.
denee, mar Glen hGS on, Marshall tounty, Mrt,
HARRIET kldBY.
The funcral sill take p'sOs from the residence Of
Wiliiu WbltSmau, ROVg'' Run, this afternoon ali
O'clock,