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RAILROAD NEWS.
Tho Record OF Foreclosures and Re
ceiverships

Tho Record OF Foreclosures and Re-
ceivcrships.
CHICAGO, July 9.-The Railway Age,
in Its issue to-day, says: During the
first six months of the year the process
of winding up and selling out railway
companies which had for some time
been bankrupt (their insolvency gener-
ally dating from the previous year
has been going on with considerable
vlgor, as is apparent from the fact tina!
from January 10 to July 10, 1855, total
of 10 roads, owning I'LL miles
Of track, representing, $S's s9e '90S
in capital stock and s37 ,6Oo, OOo
In bonds, were sold under foreclosure.
The sales for the entire year OF 1884
included only Is roads. During the
total period above-named, 36 roads,
owning 6,439 miles of track, and rep,
resenting total capital stock and
bonds OF s347,7s0,000, were placed in
the hands OF receivers. Most OF the
roads represented were quite small,
but if the rate wars are not stopped
and the great roads continue to carry
freight for less than cost
there is serious danger that
not few of the largest companies Will
be added to the list OF bankruptcies
before the end of the year. 1t is tsr
easier to destroy than to build, and II
is evident that railroad destruction Is
going on at present much more rapid
ly than construction; for during tne
cords, only 800 miles of new roads have
been added in tho United States, while
I,l2l miles OF old roads have
been sold under foreclosure, and
nearly G,5OO miles OF other roads
have been placed in the hands OF re;
ceivers. At this rate bankruptcy. Will
ere long overtake our entire railway
system unless better methods and bet
ter times come to their aid.
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The AblIityto Bear Pain

IL tho test of fortltude among the ln-
dian tribes. But We defy any Chero-
koe, Sioux or Comanche 10 endure the
twlnges of rheumatism without winc-
ing. These, indeed, are slight at hrst,
but grow In intensity until they be-
come unbearable. No malady. is
moro obstinate in its maturity than
that which gives rise to them.
The moro need then OF attsok.
ing IL nj the outset, Foremost ainonS
remedies for IL Is Hostetter's Stomach
Blltors, safer and infinitely moro 81,
tective than colchicum, vera,rnm aud
nux vomica, all remedieswblchm might
prove destructive Of life in slightly
excessive dose. Mineral dupurnnts,
also, when not positively mischiev-
Gus, ara far inferior in remedial power
to this salutary botanic medicine. II
entirely expeis from the blood the
acrid Impurities which originate the
disease and enrich, as well AS cleanse
IL. Constipation, liver complaint, dys
pepsis and other ailments also give
way to 1t.
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NtoicAl 40 circumstance
WILL GiE 0Pr la0ysAsN Dlll lsS
H.tars.Iss nf Iia 0'm,ln. N.Hfs.f
vi. 10 inF ... lirN h"ulH Nnf nrs
DrWtai iuon.ns Ilni
nr. Rlchau's solhen RemedIss

VIII nof rriiruT ura. ~ Ii1heut
QO.dtu nalsHUu 10, 4 U|ll frfn hYpiIis a
10 prlnlnfl and s,quu1tfl tai y hlcn
as I'D ulc.n pitd n reralti 90 ilr ~
sef aud an s.asts cf tna dlseife, fsgd.
eating disease an a mercury thoroughly.
Price IS per bottle, two bottles for ~. DR..
Niehau's Golden haisam No; 2 VIII cnre
where syphilitio and mereurial rheuma:.
tlsm arc connected with the pIimuY- and
secondary. 1 have hundreds OF cd4ihcatee
where miraculous cures nave been sn se,aS
what they Like, and require no outward up.
plieations. Hundreds suffer nom sypbis
iltic and mercurial rheumatism who arc
not aware OF Y, and deiy such 70 Obtain
cine. Its beneficial effects are felt AT once.
ii has raised men nom hospital beds In one
week, W no have lain there Tor years under
the best practitioners u the city, and IL
ease known -syphilis Price % per bot.
Tie, or two bottles for 50. II saves yourself
Iii saves your offspring rom the faint OF
this scourge. DIR. Riehau's Golden Anti,
cure for gonorrhoa, gieet, irritation,
gravel and all urinary derangements, nc.
eompanied with null directions war
ranted TO cure. Price 50 per bottle.
a radical cure FOR Spermatorrhna, general
debility In old or young, giving vitality ana
In parting energy with wonderful elect TO
those who have led life OF sensnallty or
are anNlouB fer an Increase OF family.
Nothing more certain In It's effects. IL rs
composed OF the most powerful Ingredients
In the vegetable kingdom. Harmless but
speedy In restoring health. Price - per
bottle, or two bottles Tor 20. Trade supplied
at n liberal discount.
ON receipt of price, by mail or express
theseremedies will be shipped to any part
. -. V..ls. tasn mn lfnnnHAa frnA
nom Ot servation. Prompt attention paid
10 all cor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES confidential.
Private parlor for Indies. Tho doctorcan
DO consulted at his Office from a. IN. 10
r. m. - - - $40
Address DIR. d. II. RICHARDS. No. 2ss
parrick street. New York city. N.
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The Situation Unchanged

KANSAS CITY, July ll.-rho Times
TT. l.eayon WORTH special says;
Dispatches reoI lived to-day by AdJu-
taut-Genorsi Marvin from the COM
msuding officers in the Territory, IN
dlca;e no change in the situation there,
Preparations are actively making
In the department and troops
will be forwarded speedily
General Schulield directs tho move
meuts "a tho department. IA Tho Hb
seuce uI any regularly assigned com
mander. President Clevelapd's in
struct!ons 10 General Sheridan are in-
terpretes by officers here rs meaning
that tina Indians must submit peaca.
bly, or be summarily dealt with, and
It Is generally believed that they viii
not yield their arms without blood
shed. -,
Light Battery +, captain Woodruff,
Second Artillery, which won fame
during the civil war as Williston's
Flying Artillery, has been ordered ~
readiness to move NJ any tlme. Al
recruits at Fort Riley al the flith
Cavalry aud men OF those troops now
in The field who remained behind on
account of lack OF mounts, Will be or
dered to join their regiments at once.
All troops and companies Will DO
filled TO full strength.
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In tho NnrtIMcat.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-A telegram
received at tho War Department to-
day indicates that Indian difficulties
had occurred ia new places. The dis
patch was from General Terry, and
read:
"Colonel Brook, commanding. the
district Of Montana, has received in
formation from Canadian authorities
that 25 lodges of insurrectionary Cana
dams, under the son of Big Bear, are
going toward the boundary line. They
probably intend to go to the Grow
reservation, in Montana. They would
be disturbing element If suffered to
ioin our Indians, who are now on the
reservation" No action was taken on
the dispatch.
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WASHINGTON, July 9.-General Nell
son A. Miles, commanding tho de-
partment OF the Columbia, has been
ordered to relieve General &C. Augur
commanding tho department of the
Missouri, who retires from active ser
vice tomorrow. General Miles Will
go Immediately into the fold tc
assume command Of the for
ces in the Indian Territory, who are
watching the Indians. The presl'
dent will probably appoint q successor
to General Augur to fill the vacancy
created by his retirement tomorrow
it is thought Colonel John A. Gibbor
will be appointed.
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CorAicana

CoRs1cANA, July Especial. lit is
thought and currently reported here
that change will soon be made by
the Houston & Texas Central Road,
whereby the trains on the Waxshachie
Tap and the Northeastern Branch will
run through to this point, making Cor
sicans the end of their divisions in
stead Of Garrett. This, likely, was one
of Che causes that Induced the report
of the intended building of new shops.
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Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by |,
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose that ne mas
neiphboring organs. At times, symp-
TOMS of Indigestion are present, hatu-
Iency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like perspiration, pro-
ducing a very disagreeablo itching,
after getting warm, Is common at
tendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles yield ut once TO the application
of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected.
absorbing tho Tumors, allaying the
intense itching, and effecting q perma
nent cure. Price, 10 cents. Address,
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by all druggists
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Cayenne Pepper

comes from the neighborhood oil Cay
enne, in British Guiana. 1t is stim-
ulant without being in any respect a
strengthened. Some medicines have
good deal of Cayenne pepper in them
in connection with other articles, and
the folks who take them think they
are receiving strength, while they are
really being only stimulated. The Ell,
tectof the stimulus is soon over, and
then the patient feels worse than be-
fore. Browns Iron Bitters Is free
from Cayenne pepper, and contains
the best tonics, together with the only
reliable preparation of iron known to
medical science. Tho druggists all
sell il,
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A Kansas Protest Against the Apsches

A Kansas Protest Against the ApAches'
TOPEKA, July 1.-THE Governor to-
day addressed letter to tho Secretary
OF the Interior, protesting against tho
proposed transfer OF the Apache In
dams from Arizona to "No-Man's-
Land" The Governor shows many
reasons why the transfer would be
dangerous to the public peace. In
closing he says:
az protest against it as an evsion and
violation OF the clear purpose and
spirit OF the law of February IL, 1879,
and as menacing the peace and
security Of citizens of Kansas.
protest sgainst the location of these
lawless and bloodthirsty Indians in q
region Immediately contiguous to the
homes OF thousands of peaceful citi-
zens of the United States, in region
from whence at any moment tney
could invade the borders OF three
States OF the Union, numbering and
destroying all in their pathway"
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Memphis Cotton Report.

MEMPHIS, July 9.--The cotton and
corn crop report for Juno of the Mem-
phis district, which embraces Tennes.
see, North Mississippi, North Arkan-
sas and North Alabama, to be pub.
lished tomorrow by Hill, Fontaine q
Co., will say:
The weather during June has, In the
main, been favorable for both cotton q
corn. Too much rain is reported from
portions of Arkansas, Alabama and
Tennessee, but no damage beyond
causing q heAlthy growth Of grass
in many OF the fields 10 reported, but
labbs bs!ng Il y, plsnt!fgll .s supply 20 s 3.
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THE DRoyERS DEADLOCK
AN APPEAL FOR TEXAS HERDS,
Commlssionsf Colman Informed Of th'
Trait Biockade by Ksnsas Parties
aud Relief Dsnsnded-oen-
eral Washington

WAzuINoToS, July o. The follow
A.. ,a,o,,..,,, ,,,as racaivrd nora tbia
'uh 'o'oh, IS. s,-,.s..',.,.i''.... ~ A,
morning py tho 'opiu''n'
rioultuIei 49,. ,,,s,..s ~, IAN.
pense Sir'i hraisn,sn. comnilssiontT m
norman oo'eih'''
NasrIu IN OO0 head ,of cattle "a tho
a,,va rron, Texas 10 the Panhandle Of
,raxss ard Colorado have buBn forCiblV
,, As 49, nravsntsd frou, uaaWrr
oNdr f',,a "ammon trail for sloh dsttle
M sa,'..S No indian eouutrV. the Cher
oLaa st,,n and No Mans Land, and
srs now s,onned there BY an armed
Sand ~ man IN the nav of rival cattle
interests. THESE cattle comprise the
hcrds al.
Head.
I. II al,cker. of ..................,,.,,. 7,0o
pagstey bros. & bowling ,,.,",,,,' sWo
j, W. DrisKili ,,,,,'',,,''''''''''''''' 80,
-. HOLLY; ,''.'''''''''''''''''''''''' 6r0S
John u. Lyt,o Co,oraJo Missouri.
Vat oivizoaT TheSa cattla worn
nans s eIS - 1910 dalivery In Col
pursnasou ioi phandla AND rho
osaoo nna -, ~ >,hl,b eve now exniring
eoh h,' :, i oiro m I, these cattle arc
o ''a my ia ~, ha.I,by and from a district
aHuu 90 90" diseasa IN mrther aid In
s,oni',s, ,hoea cattle there. criminal
ipUu have DBen instituted by
llouneuins ,,"rn ont bv irresponn-
ypn'PianS; tho snggestion OF
pie pa at i,, ra.t and yyo lave been
taia Iva va 80, 20 cat n trial and have
UoIns OUT ps sIeoleJ ~ We AFRO law.
eiie shihe Hi ap,s a,,a startaa our cattle
aplhing vlu" gu, s NJ nil Tho
hortl WIN y iu, a. nmayon,ina reonia-
.sIui[Si ,I,a ssyH.al States and Terrific
,ies esnacisllv of the State of Colo
r rt.dh, , ,Sp onIv state or Territory hay
rsuo, the opty S, roSuIatiooa in which
ing qusna anad ,ntnrin"' and we wore
we prpI !" oouo,n Ourselves so that we
',iI -. yiniata ,hr laws OF that
S,o'n ,rca onncsItion Ia determined
~ nrovant snd ston the progress
~ III ,hnsa bonts. law or no law, and
bn 800 a. OtSar herds from 400 miles
E ~ ,S,So On the I, o,,th from Texas had
nraNionsiv passed over the same trai!
x witbout Communicating any disease,
anu .ho, 80, s,on, Tim same districts.
snhsr ana hnen coming over the trail
i Ivy mnv0 anS about Which no COM
,ya have been heretofore made.
| Wa nia,,n that tSis ia an uniustitieble
| , We ota with Ieoitimate business
In.e' ,,,o,a conmerco. rujnous
anu n.o nwper concerned md
inyoivinS an extra expense of 5000 a
ihvo'y hSa az the loss on contracts,
uay' pes hoa,iia bnsjness inter
aa, W s,hsarva and benefit. with no
osI ~ ',.nmsa IN ssrva, We ber that
puio o p'i rpsca;ve ynnr immediste at.
t tn.s noy ,d HAT undcr tho large power
s9n.,o o anu 'S Sn nav direct tho m arshal
BtGn y on Of the distric: of Kan.
VI eo 49, thS, tbasa hards are not
/
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Iowa Graenbackers.
Des MONIES, Iowa, July s.

a)Bs MONIES, Iowa, July S.-The
Cjresnbsck State Convention met here
vastarday. About 500 delegates are in
attendance. Hon. L. II. Mitter was
MADE temporary chairman, and Hon.
=. 4. Weaver permanent chairman.
III q convention adopted q fusion res.
Tuition by three fourths majority
md nominated Hon. e. H. lGillette,
Of Polk County, for Lieutenant,Goy-
ernor, and r. w. Moore, of Davis
County, for Superintendent OF Pub
lilo Instruction, leaving the candidate
for Governor and Supreme Judge 20
DO nominated by the Democrats. The
usual Greenback resolutions were
adontad
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Supreme Court. Williams aud he'
t'ftHtan, In August last killed q pod
der. They concealed IDS body ia me
woods, hnd hlh remains wore iuund
last spring. Tho mOh carried the twg
mon about milo FROM Town Huh
hanged them IA me unmo iinlh, WI
liains confessed having rnmmitlcu ihe
crime, hlAting that he, McUfystan, and
thTeo Others had killed two peddlotsi
that he deserved death aud was rohdy
10 40. McCrys.an donioi tho crime u
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From Texas to the Territory.

WASHINGTON, July H. Secretary
Endicott to-day ordered three regi-
ments of cavalry and the Fourth In
fantry, making total force of nearly
5000 men, to proceed at once to the
Vicinity of Fort Reno, Indian Terri.
tory, from their present stations in the
DEPARTMENTS of Texas and the Platte.
This will make a force of about 4,Q1o
men in the Territory.
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An End to Bono scraping

Mr.. Edward Shepherd, of Harris
buJ g, III, says: "Having received SO
ouch benefit from Electric Bitters, i
feel it my duty to let suffering hui
manity know 1t. Have had running
sore on my leg for eight years; my
doctors told me / would have to have
the bono screpad or leg amputated. ]
used, instead, three bottles of ELECTRIC
Bltters and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnioa Salve, aud my log is now
sound and we'll"
Electric Bitt9rs arc sold at fifty
centsa bottle and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve at Is cents per box by Howell d
RrD.
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Advocatesof prohibition need have
no fears of "PRIoKLY ASH BITTERs''
as 1t is medicine, and by reason OF
its cathartic properties cannot be used
as a beverage. 1t Is manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. AS a blood purifier
it has no equal. II is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in action.
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Every lady uses Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder. 1t is a household
treasure. The madam finds 1t i'm.
possible to go down town without
FIRST rubbing 1t on. If the baby cries
she goes for the puff.box. If the sold
man" come home ruffied or chafed, be-
cacse business is dull, &C., Pozzonrs
Then all is gladstone joy. No family
should be without it.
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Mors work Of the Mississippi Mob.
Nr,v OprEANs. sIulv o--Thc Tirnas

Democrat special from Grenadas MS
sissi y, axiys; The mob yesterday, 4. !.
tor sa..sg Perry McCrestisn afsa
Felix Williams started utter two othE,:
men Implicated In tho sRnie muI-
der, Williams had confessed,
stating that Bar tlsy James aud John
Campbell assisted 10 xiisli; the two
peddiexa. Tho mob ie.ua jane =
Chsuph 4, 10 mir ! ikvna q snad sz1ll''
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Need Have No Fears.


THE DALLAS HERALD need have 10
fears. The removal Of the News VIII
not disturb Galveston in the Least,
That "greatest of all State papers, hap
never performed wonders for Calves.
ton, the idea of an seven and sym.
metical development" having been
uppermest to the extent of absolute
neglect of its immediate home affair =.
The leading paper of the State will Bl-
WAYS be published in Galveston, ard
as the News cannot lead in managtn
the State and Galveston too, IL
will prove blessing for 1t to step
aside and give the true friends Of Gal
weston chance. A journal or man
who is not friend and an active ad-
yocate Of his home concerns Is Wort
than an enemy. Home first, and Cd Q
world afterwards may smack OF "dis :
gushing localisms,' but it is and shall
ever be the battle cry of the Evening
Tribune. The State papers and people
may possess their souls IN peace. II
can be readily understood by those
who know the meaning'M unconcern,
that Galveston regards .ie "great re-
moval" as happy riddsnce.-fGalves-
ton Tribune, June /.
1t would be rough on the News If,
while it was attempting to subdue
North Texas, the Houston Post should
conquer South Texas. Stranger things
have happened. And II the Posi-
should conquer the South and the
News should fail to subdue the North,
where would the News be? No paper
however metropolitan, can serve Two
towns, and the Gazette predicts knol
threatenb) that il the News starts "a
branch'y at Dallas the movement VII
end 10 4 flight from Galveston or re-.
treat from Dallas perhaps both
[Gasettt, May q. 4,
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The Duty of State Legislatures.
Legislation in every State should
regulate the sale and use Of the many
pois6ns resorted to by women in their
pIexion. There exists in DR.. Harter'e
Iron Tonic every requisite to accom-
plish the object without injurina
health or endangering life.
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Instgntly Relieved,

Instantly Relieved,
Mrs. Am Lacour, of New Orleans,
L., writes: 81 have a son who has
been sick for two years; he has been
attended by our leading physicians,
but all to no purpose. This morning
he had his usual spell Of coughing, and
was SO greatly prostrated IN conse-
quence that death seemed imminent
We had in the house bottle OF DIR.
WIN. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS,
purchased by my husband, who no
ticed your advertisement. We adj
ministered it and he was instantly re-
1ievedD
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wAsElN0F1a, duly a.-Hugh Har-
sldsotl, Of riorEja, has been appointed
Chief ofGAE Division In the heAdqdar-
ter5 Office q! tbs treasury Department..
Tho r esident today made the foi'
lowing sppointments; II,
william X. Meade, OF Arizona, To ba
United States Mershal Tor Tho Terri
tory Of Arizona.
Joseph J., Morgan. OF South Caro-
lima, to b. secretary 81 legation 10
Mexico. Dir Morgan mas h0eia . rssiA
don't OF Mexico for some time and
speaks tho Language OF both countries
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The "Exposition Universelle de Part
Culinaire" awarded the highest hont
ors to Angostura Bitters as the mos
cffiaoious stimulanG 70 excite the appe-
lite and to keep the digestive organs
| in good order. Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured only BY ". =:
g. B. Seigert & Sons, and beware Oh
limitations.
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Patent for a Texas projeotiie

WASHINGTON, July s.-Lucian Hop
son, of Texas, when the late war be.
ran. invented and had patented
by the Confederate Government,
q projSctile, which was
used with SOME success in Charleston
Harbor against the Union vessels. AT
ter the war the patent, of course, be.
came worthless. Recently Hopson
filed an application for patent for the
Same projectile, and q letter has been
sent to him from the Interior Depart
ment informing him that his applica-
ton had been granted.
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Massing tho Troops on the Kansas
Border.

ST. LOUIS, July 1l.-Dispatches from
Omaha say companies d, G and K, OF
the Fourth Infantry, left there last
night for Crossfeld, Kansas, TO assist
in protecting the southern border Of
that State from invasion by Indians.
Two cars of ammunition and supplies
accompanied them. Three companies
from Sydney, Nebraska and four from
day and 90 thence by special train via
Denver to Crossield. General FL atch
has been ordered to station his regi'
ment, the Ninth Cavalry, at Ogsllala
and guard tho old Cheyenne trail,
which, it is supposed, the Indians will.
follow ii thoy attempt to como north
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Bailey's Saline Aperient il q decided
improvement on tho OLD purgative
pill. just as pleasant IS glass OF
soda water, and cheaper than Pills.
Sickly, feeble and pale faced girls
English Female Bitters. 4
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al have been afflicted with an affec.
ton of the throat from childhood
caused by diphtherla, and have used
various remedies, put have never
found anything equal to Browne
bronchial Troches. n-Rev. g. M. F.
Hampton, Piketon, KY. Sold only in
bOxea =.
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hanged him, They liD UUnf IA
fanpbelra house. Campbell Ifsi
upnn thein, w0undlnR Ina, Hnl ilfu
made Ills escape. N Vac fum9fni
hers this AFTERNOON thai 10 iHyllght.
this morning the mob ofCf.0nH camp
bell, who refused 10 sufitr. er lheY
| than shot him dead.
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Apuolnted Ministor to Liberia

NASHVILLE, July s. - President
: Cleveland has rendered the Liberian
mission to Rev. DR.. @. w. Bryant,
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church of this city. Bryant has not
made mn his mind to accept.
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All Fits stopped free DR.. Klf1e'e
treat uerye restlrer. No ats aftex Argt
rday's use. Marvellous cufes. vrest,
ahd s. trial bottle free 10 6trsaess-
send 70 Dr. Kline, 81 Arch
PhIIsdslphia, Esnnfylvania. sA
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which General Rosecrans was victori.
Gus, The general was much pleased
with the present and with the manner
Of its restoration.
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