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9alIp anian & 9nstitan

MAsoxRY In THR UNITED SrArEs--FTom dOcu-
nents entirely reliable, al exchanges hiss compiled
the following statistical table Of Masonry in each
State, showing the number Of lodges in each their
increase in one year, the number Of members be
longing TO the lodges, well as the number Of mi
siatiODs during the year. We give it place in our
columns for the benefit Of our Masonic friends.
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o U Il F l. A G

OU Il F l. c..
Hoist, hostl flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
In war, let every stripe go forth,
Borne by the pxtriot's hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
peace guard we'll the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For OIL twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food
Hoist, hoist, ou7 flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the taliest spire.
Let rennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 9 made.
Where every type IL found,
Above our own Art Gallery,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautful-the brave
The chid-tne parsnt-pariot-srs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest pOrtrature
With every charm but life
Then raise our bannerto the skyI
Let every star bear news,
That types al the Art GALLERY,
Are made by @. G. HUGHES,
fehI5-d&Uf Corner Of College and Uniou Eta-
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4 cHrkTHAM, e. CHATHAM
M. & E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCEKS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HAIss,
D0AESTIO LIQUORS, &c,
Nashville, Tennessee.
KTE arejustin receipt of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting in part as follows:
$50 hhds Sugar. grades; 100000 genuine Havana CgakB
200 bels choice Moasses; 300 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 y lOOdozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
bbIs Powdered Crushed and 10 bills English WAnutsI
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
LEO boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Filberts
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &Os
25 i 4 & y choice French Brandes;
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winesi
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxes SeOvill ClaTet,
100 bbls ane Robertson County WHISKY
% bbls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock of Common Whisky American Brandy
Gin, &c. -
Agents for TIE Dupont Sycamore The
dergrd Icing the only Agents in Nashville Of the Manufacturers
would attention Of the Merchants and Traderst their
large stock Powder hand, In Magazine for sale.
1900 kegs Dupont Rife Powder; 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
SOC dc DO do 5000 kegs sycanOr. Blasting
sOO0 kegs Hazard do Powder;
900 Z dc do DO $50 csSes Of Powder, assorted
200 4 do do do brands;
5000 Dupont Blasting 50 bbls Toy BecOrd Co..
der. safety fuse.
ianl N. &. E. ?. oHEATHAHs Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont's Powder; Joy, BcNford & Co.'s Safety
saztre 40 Aue
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Wheat! Wheat!

1A0 0AR BUSHELS Ct prime WHEAT, for which
lOO.UNJU the highest market will be paid. We hone
thoss haeanw viii bring their Wheat In early possible
While the river pay from IS 70 cents busheI
more than 70 ship BY Railroad and the ORDERS doubt will he
withdrawn when shipments cannot be made river
ing 10 hold their Wheat, will months, nee Of
charge and receipt for 70 farmers Sacks con
tain Il g YhRNCH 4 SON
,uneH
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o .. aOKL. D. n. .. a. 9. NORL.
S. A. G.. NOEL q CO.,
Successors to Noel & Co..
WHOLESA SALE Ga CERS,
No. A, Market Street,
Next Door to D. Lanier & Co.
VTAVING associated with bushes, Mr. D. II. BAILEY
formerly te house Of Nchoi, Green Bailey andre
novel CO>ge and Church the aboV
elegant large building will be prepared to
friends and with pntss thu keretfore. On
and Bar Stores will all times complete
and will be sold on satisfactory
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.
TEVHIS Hotel is spacious newbck building completed
The proprietor has incurred heavy expense in fitting up
ndfunishng the rooms, to make them and comfortable
The house for the reception Of bOarer visitors and
Travellers and the proprietor afford amTe accommodations
for $50 An omnibus, with good and safe will be
depot passengers the Hotel back the
depot again The proprietor intends make it
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
Sugl8 DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor.
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A Fine Country Residence for Sale.
HAVING determined carry Negroes to the South, -
/ will sell about Three or Four Hum SsS+'a
dred Acres of Land, being part Of the tract up
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road -
about thirteen miles from Nashville in one Of the best neghbor-
hoodsin Williamson county Soequal any In the State For
Particulars apply to me on the prsss TO A " Lindsey
In Nashville
sepsdu w 2. APkRk1Hs'
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rREsH ARaTvALs


snyder & Frfz eli,
4 RE just in receipt Of new and elegant Goods
IA in their line con1issingd
Ladies' fine Brown Lasting Congress Heel Gaitsrss
do do do Button DO do
do do Black do do do
do do DO Congress and Laos do do
DO Do French Kid Slippers;
do do 90 do DO with heels;
do do White Satin and Kid Callers;
do do do do DO Slippers
Also:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters;
do do do Xii Lace Heel Caters and Roots;
do Kid Heel Boots;
do do do Slippers;
Children's Kid Heel Slippers
do do do Boots
ALSO:
Gent's fne Calf Pump Sole Boots:
do do do do CATERS ala 31I
do do Patent Leather assorted Caters; tg
do do do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Calf do do
do do Lasting Oxford Ties. t
do DO do Congress Caters;
The above all made order and Of the very
TPCaiI sc Nc: 4 Public Square.
june23 SNYDER FRIZZELL.
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kirkpatrick, NeVinS d Co.,
RECEITING, FOR RARDLNG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREEf, EASE"ILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store a large and complete assortment
Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
MOlasses In barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rssns, full stock, with Teas, Candles, sardnes MACK
ere Glassware assotd Pecans: together Of Gro
usually kept in t.ie Grocery line Our stock Of
RRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
Wsthnk cannot be surpassed in this any other market.
hesy stock Of goods now in store invite the attention
the trade
nA59s-tf lE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
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HUGH McCREA a. CO.,
Who'll SALE G. H DC & Il s \,
NOS. ID AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have in Store the following:
$50 hhds prime SugSr $50 pigs Teas,
rs bbls powder crushed 500 bags Shot, assorted,
Sugar. 100 boxes TallOE Candles,
50 pkgs Golden Syrdp, SO bags Pepper.
800 bags Rio Coffee, 40 do Alspice
so do Lagurs COGee, 81 do Ginger,
20 packets Java do 500 groce Matches,
$50 boxes Star Candles, 100 doz Buckets,
800 do Cincinnati Soap, p do ChUrnS,
26O do Tobacco, all brands, 25 do Batter Tubs,
$1,000 HAVANA Cigars, all 3cases Indigo,
brands, casks Nader,
10000 Melee Cigars, 20 bbs Almonds,
so coils Jute Rope, 10 do rz=ilNuts,
Iron, NAILS, MID CASTINGS
100 Pittsburg Iron, warranted,
1000 kegs Pittsburg and Wheeling Nails,
90 tons assorted Castings,
JOOO pounds Steel
LIQUORS.
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbls American Brandy,
LOG Eewsom's ODD, do 60 do do Gin,
IS do Julin II Smiths do pipe pure Holland dc
IS do Robertson do casks pure OognAc Brandy,
60 do Rye and Monongshela Is bbls N b. Rum,
Whisky, IS do Sweet Malaga,
30 bbs Old Bourbon whisky, 60 y casks Brandy
go do Tennessee White do 20 boxes Ginger Brandy,
so boxes Clsret, 70 do Raspberry do
60 do Scheidam Schnapps, 5 bbls Cherry do
Is do Lemon Cordial, do Ginger Brandy,
bbis do do - do pure Apple Brandy.
All of the above articles viii sold very cash by
febII HU1H M'CREA 4 co.
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TRUNKSf TRI

TRUNKSf TRUNKSg
n AIDES Large French Dress Trunks;
IL do do Mol Sole Leather Trunks; IS
Gents do No. do do DO
Also large Of vacs Carpet Bags sasces which
VI offer st low prices.
june03-tf SNYDER FRIzzELL.
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ia fs K A N It's
EFFERvEsCENT
E TZ Err A p E RE MT
the analysis celebrated Settler SPRING in
Germany, in most convenient and portable form has
mendations Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
In us and being special preference many
Mineral Spring waters, sedz Powders and ether similar ar
ces both romits copactness and greater efficacy may
used with the best effect in all
BILIOUS and Fs6rile Diseases Sex Readqche Loss Of Ape
te indigestion and az s.a "a complaints peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
IT particularly adapted Travellers by and
Land Residents in Hot Climates Persons Of sedentary
Habits Invalids, and Convalescents; Captains Of
Vessels and Planters viii u, ind ia valuable ad-
With have used it, has high favor and is deemed IN
dispensable. 80
n Cod and gives satisfaction, al
laying all namnaory symptoms and in many cases efectualy
curing os eGsss of raUe Indigestion HEARTBURN and
observation-disclosures It Medicine the greatest utility
cidy Of the hodeh, and tie distressing sickness so
usual during TegncHeYeds speedily and with marked
success under its heslthful influence.
II affords greatest retif to those Gcted 'oi or sub
f t he esGeny acting the bowels, neutraliEing all
secreons and thereby all nfammaory ten.
denotes.
PHTgGticC Is required
tits in the form powder, carefully put up In bottles, to
climate and merely requires water poured upon IL to
produce delightful eGeryescent beverage
taken in The morning interfeTes with the avocatonS
Of the d gently the SYSTEM restoring digestive
powers exciting vigorous Of the stomach
creating elasticity mind fow OF spirits which give
to every It the invalid enjoy many
Iuxues impuny, which he must otherwise de-
barred and which life is irksome and distressing
testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
If the highest standing hout the country and
increasing popularity OF strongly guarantee its
efficacy and character and commend to the favorable
notice OF an intelligent public. ...
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
: JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Drugess
upeIS-dly Ne. sss GIeenwtch st., cor. Warren NJ 7
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PLOWS! PLOWSII PLOWSI!l
M win seep cousapty band f1li assorer Of pIoEs
w Manufactured az the EenneSSee PiOpr Fac1es
Eys Farmers would do well 10 give call before purchasing.
As We can sell them good steel pillow offered
Tor safe 10 TINS ety. at from ten to twenty per you
hAVe been payingf the same quality Of plcss.
P. 4 @. ANDERSON,
feb6-a Rand Is corner broad and Collsgs streets,
NJ. ~. -
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Z. Z eLAscocK. g. g. ExwsoM W.. T.. GARRETT
f. h. GLASCOCK g. co.,
Office No. 46 College street, Vile Tenn next door to Mer
chants Bank dealers and agents the purchase and sale Of
REAL e STATE.
Renting Houses and Land i'm the City or
.r Country,
Will their undivided Collection Of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS, Aee., &c,
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JUST REC EIVED
CHARLES BER II s ON 8
No. II, Market street,
LARGE assortment OF French English and Amen
can Toys stereoscopes &c Paper Balloons, from three to
will be sold cheap either wholesale or retail
100 BOXES Fire Crackers, TOrpedOes, and other Rirc
AUU Works.
FRUITS,
FINE Assortment Of Nuts OF all kinds Paradise Nuts,
article this market; Raisns, Figs Prunes, CiSon,
Cunsnts, Oranges, Lemons, &C.
PLACK and Green Teas, Spices, &C., Just received.
DICKIEs Preserves Oysters HOLSTERS, sardnss Fresh Sal
L mon, &c, Just received.
EETE manufacture all kinds Of Candy and sell cheap
w any hOuss in the city. - -on,,-so,,
dec2dly CHARLES RoBEkTSOh-
AIGH cad & co.,
DKALERs
Hardware,
29PUBZIO SQUARE, NASHVILLE, 7ENBkS6KB.
AMES B. CRAIGEAD having purchased the entire interest
% Of Mr. WIN H. MINCHIN in the business OF Craghead q
Mnchin alone authorized to the Of the late arm in
liquidation, will continue the business the old sand No.
% Public Square, under the title above. Nays
Z. GLAscoCK. g, EKwsoM. W. T. GARRETT
E. h. GLASCOCK a. CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08
RAILWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF GANG OF
VILLAINS MALE AND FEMALE.

In one of the Courts OF Chicago Capt. ,IoneS
alias John Mci4aughlin-is on trial for placing
distractions on the Chicago and Galcna Union
Road, by which train was thrown off, man
was killed and several persons injured On the
person of the arrested man We're found letters
from prostitutes in Buffalo, and from other par
ties going to show the existence ofan organized
band of murderers, whose operations were con-
Quoted by way Of poison, arson and railway
obstruction. The following are extracts from
these letters, produced in evidence for the pros.
ecution:
REPLY TO CAPT. JONES, ALIAS BENEDICT.
BUFFALO, February 10, 1859.
DEAR HENRY: = You may be sure shall
be on hand to help any one you may send
here to give the old cuSS n rip; and think 1t
,coul2 be easy to hghtup his barn and stOFehause,
If tile fclloio yOu hare Is clepr grit, but if he is
not do not let him como, for if he should back
out would Just stick a knife in myself, for
I am bound you shall hare reUenge, and that
before leave here; so don't send any one you
don't know is game; but you say You are sure
that Johnny you speak Of is game to the heels.
don't know him; maybe he is and maybe he
amt; try him first and see what he do, or
what he has done. know great many fell
lows that can tell big stories, but don't do any
thing themselves, and IL johnny is one oil that
kind think you had better not send him. |
will go out this week and poison the dogs, so
there need be no fear of their yelping but take
less you know them-that'S the talk. You say
that Johnny has had his father killed by a rsil-
road. don't think he is good for anything, or
he would have revenged this long ago; so that's
the reason do not like to trust him. think
he is a coward, or he would not let another have
done that JOB you write the about getting man
to do; that amt no revenge, and if that is ali
the courage he has don't think l would ttust
him if were in your place; at all events, if you
should send him here, and he should shOlo tile
q0hite Jcather, ,oij killAia before lie can come
back. like to see man have good ganei ii
he is good grit he may have my sister, but he
never could get her if he was not
am glad to tell you that cur old cnemic, the
conductor, died about the Sth of February
Oh, how he suffered, but 6ut 1cas I not glad to
sec him dying 6y inches, and then think that al
toa$ mig Henry iodO dill it.; but you must keep
close, as do think they suspicion you, although
do not think they could do anything with you
even if they found you, yet it is better they
should not get you.
have ten dollars more for you, which ] send
in this. will get you the balance is ave or six
weeks but will be able to send you some in
about week.
Write me soon. We are still living on the
O,leaMs wish could come to you instead Of
this letter. Yours as ever EMILY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

TIE Cincinnati Telegraph Catholic paper,)
contains letter from Archbishop Purcell, OF
that city, on the present state of affairs in
Europe, which cmbodies some interesting
points. He says of the ruuored fight of the
Pope:
Catholics, Beloved Brethren, on whom the
lessons of History are never lost feel no appre-
tensions for the Perpetuity OF the Church, or
the Papacy, in this rude conflict OF arms on the
classic ground of Europe. Should II even become
general there is an invincible Power which rules
the tempest Of war as we'll as the tempest Of the
Clements which can arrest, at will, its widest
fury and which has promised TO Peter, for
whom he prayed, and TO the Church which lie
founded on that rock, that the gates oil hell
should never prevail against tlem There is no
foundation in history, reason or Scripture, tor
the predictions that the Pope will have to fly to
Western isles, or continent, for safety. HIS
tenure Of his peaceful throne we consider more
secure than that of any of the Crowned HeadS
whose cnmity to one another he deplores. his
title to it, as the infidel Gibbon long ago con-
fessed, is the hottest and the best, to which
Emperor, or King, has ever appealed, "the pos
session Of upwards of thousand years, and
the suffrages of free people whom he has re-
deemed from slavery"
fit be, indeed, true that His people, forgetfnl
or ungraternl, for past benefits, will not have
any longer to rule over them, who is it that can
to Christ whom His people rejected? Who is
it that cannot discover that, as in early ages, if
it come to that again, his spiritual supremacy Is
Independent of temporal dominion.
we desire not Beloved Brethren, to regard
the war now waging in Europe under any of its
political aspects. 1t may he that Judgment
though tardy, "has begun by the house of God"
not to terminate there. Every Of the ma
lions now at strife has its own heavy sins against
the Church to answer for,-they have all, esPeci,,
ally France aud Austria, rendered distinguished
service to her; nor can VIC forget that Francis
dc Sales of Savoy and the Count de Maistre of
Sardinia.
Aware as we are of the anteccdents of the
present Napoleon, and of his uncle, we share
not the disquictnde of many Catholic minds,
that the present, apparent, Dictator of the desti-
mics of Europe, cntcrtains any ideas that are
hostile to the integrity of the States of the
Church. He should, indeed, be dementcd, not
TO see in History the point at which the down.
fall Of the first Napoleon began, or lail to per-
ceivc that similar policy would be fatal to him
| self
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M'LAuGnLIN TO EMILY.

CHICAGO, March Cd, 1889.
FRIEND EMILY You want to know acdeTe 1t
,oas tuymcI that st0itch-it was at Harlem
where my mother lives Now, you can't tell
to see the engine roll over in the ditch /
meant 10 EiLL Tie engineer, bit not tie. fireman"
The engineer jumped off and run. SCas so
close couM see tie AOI tit o! how glad
was to see it, for l thought it wac Webber, for
he was to come out that night, but it was an
other engineer that run his train out for him
that night o, how sorry l was. Nothin' is
said of the fireman.
And this done on the sixth of December,
1868; and Emily, want you to burn this letter,
aroaM send me APP for life or hang ,ec .Jor IT.
You know that was away from home, but
went out and done it, so, Emily, yen need not
he afraid of me, and am telling more to you
than ever have to any one before. So you
may be afraid to trust me, you may depend
just so. Temain your friend
,JuuN MCLAUGHLIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08
Our additional adviees from the country since

Our additional advices from the country since
yesterday, give very discouraging accounts of
the ravages OF the frost on Saturday night
Never, perhaps, in the memory of those now
living, have We been visited, in this part of the
country, vsith so severe one, at so advanced
stage Of the season. We have been told that
on the 18th of May, abont twenty-five years
ago there was frost of abo1t similar severity,
which did great injury to the crops and fruit
So remarkable was it considered, that the MEM
DRY of it has been preserved by many Of our old
farmers II the injury has been as great as is
feared, the national interests Of all classes will
be considerably affected. The promise of many
a days labor has been destroyed and an i'm
mense amount Of the real, substantial wealth o
the country has been .annihilatcd.
1t is hard yet to tell how widespread or gene
raj has been the destruction, but if it be as seri
Gus, all over the country as in some portions of
our own .neishborhood, the damage is almost
incalculable Still there is partial remedy
against absolute want. The season is not yet so
far advanced, bnt what great deal of the grain
and root products of the earth, that form the
means of subsistence, may be reared and brought
to maturity In view of this calamity and of
that of the European war, it becomes the duty
I've might almost say) of our farmers and pro-
ducers, to apply themselves to rcrnedying the
Imminent evil of want by planting as largely of
seed grains and vegetables as the season will
yet admit Of Where the corn has been ruined
n crop may still be scared by rc-plantng We
have heard of good corn raised from planting
in the middle and latter parts Of June. Buck
wheat, very considerable source of subsistence
in many parts of the country, may take the
place of wheat fields that have been laid waste
We may thus be delivered from the apprchen-
sions of want
Notwithstanding the gloomy accounts VIC are
receiving, We hope to find the injury less extern
sive, than is it at present feared. Growing grains
in the blossom" are very easily injured by
frost; but after they have passed that stage of
growth, they are not so easily killed. The great
or part of the fall grains had, i'll this section,
passed the critical period and were already
forming grains As 10 the fruit crops we fear
it has been very greatly damaged. We have been
shown apples of the size of an English walnut,
that were actually Drowned and blasted into the
core. May we yet hear better accounts is both
our hope and prayer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

SOME time ago, much against the impulses of
n remarkably placid disposition, and natural
proclivity to amiablcness, we had occasion to
"show up Major General Fish, LnmIey's late
fiduciary fngleman the American engage
ment of PiccoIomini-the daughter of the Car
dinalS With some considerable JUNCTION we
started him round the newspaper world, label
led as a gentleman who had strong native pro-
penSity for scounGreiism, but who unfortunately
lacked in the executive clements necessary to
make his extraordinary bias in that way avaa-
bile. He was pretty we'll "passcd round" by
the brethren OF the quill, and we had hoped
that the "irrepreSsihe conflict" which ne
thought discovered in his case between ma
tnrc AMI deccncy, would have been in some
degree settled by our structures. But by a par
agraph in the New York correspondence of the
Cincinnati Commercial, we see that Fish's
evil genius has still the mastery of him. The
paragraph referred to reads as follows
rIccoLoMlNl's AGENT IN JAIL-uoTEL HILL NOT
PAID.
NEW YonK, June 5th
WIN. Fish, who has been the acting agent Of
Lumlev, musical director of London, who is
understood to have had pecuniary interest in
the profits of Madame Piccolomin;'s visits to
thlS country, was arrested on SATURDAY Tor 2
hotel bill of 81 800, which had been scored
against the divine Piccolomini at the Everett
House. Fish was sent to Jail resident
debtor. His counsel will move his discharge
Monday.
SOME man down in North Carolina, who, ain
consideration of the political corruption of big
men and the jack-ass stupidity of small ones,
had once almost concluded never again to throw
vote for the Presidency of the United States"
concludes to do so hereafter if he can get "a
ticket that iinglcs thus:
For President, JONI j. CRrTTENnEN, of Ky.
For Vice President Robert RIDGwAY, of Va.
Robert Ridsway, Familiarity known as Bob
Ridgwny,' is the ardent, funny, rip.roaring edit
or of the Richmond Uhig--a capital fellow any
way, and better fitted for the first place on the
ticket than about half of the prospective
nominees.