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CScySAE, March s-MesP Pork sI72O9Iz25. Flour dull,
s545 So Whisky sales llOe bbls ls5l81ss Sugar firm
sales G5 hhds a8s. Coffee steady sales 200 bags I3@4
Corn duh 479fS
NEW YORK, March 2sFlOur favOrs buyers G,5OObbIs
s5IGg590 yellow SEQ white "a, Meas Pork new
S7s7gls: old SIZES. Lard in barrels IOGI1 Aoasses
Orleans 4794s Sugar arm, Cuba Gs59J[: Havana 697J.
NV oR4rsSs March 2COtton queti sales to-day I5OOO
bales The steamers caused greater armnessMddng
lO}l9lO2 Flour dull s6.258Gs7I Other articles I'M
changed.
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The shuttle stitch is sometimes called the lock stitch for effect
but tits all and the TIE stitch is made by merely
crossing threads The ends Of all seFed the shut
Machines be fastened by the hand needle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted to manufacturers than 70
family
jan3I-dtw&w
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The shaw-Carstang TFIaI.

81. Lows. March 27.-In the Carstang- vs.-Shaw
trial the Tehutting testimony was completed to-day
The 5eposition Of Mr. Memminger, Of South Caro-
lima tending to vitiate the testimony Of Nancy
Wilbur, was ruled out.
Several witnesses swOre that Vim. l.. IiayS'
character. CyhO Of the defendant wisaesses)
for honesty, truth. and deceacy, was very bal
Other witnesses testified % the general character Of
Ms Carstang.
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Tennessee Bonds sold in New York Tuesday 81 OK.
Money good supply New York Tuesday but the de-
rather active without change in rates. viz: 57
cent on call AMI for first paper Sterling exchange very
Arm; bankers bills are scarce and firm At 1857.
Officer Bloom, Cincinnati recently indYdSsI
had in his possession the enormous sont o. $1,000 in
bills which MANUFACTURED to qetaud They are Of the de
zonatiOn SO and hs Manufacturer Bank OF Hart.
ford, Ind The of A. Il Williams is them President
could easily be put off,
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A FngitiYe SIaro enNe,

PHILADELPHIA, Mapch. ga young negro, named
MOses HsTReP, was brought here last night from
Harrisburg on the charge Of being fugitive slave.
He is claimed by Charles T. Butler, Of Va.
The case was before the U. S. District Court
Judge Cadwalader this morning, but at the request
of the fugitives counsel it postponed until ts
afternoon. Considerable excitement eXysss ar1ong
the AbOliticnists in regard to the 2laster.
At the hearing of the fugitive slave case, TINS p.
H. Geo. II. Earl counsel for the prisoner, DIRECTED
to s transcript of the proceedings Of the Jefferson
County Court, the name Of the prisoner oelng
snelled i, various WAYS and there being nupcFOQs
alterations and erasures.
Mr. BENJAMIN A. Brewster counsel f0f tae owner
produced evidence proving the identity OF the slave,
after which the nearing adJOuTned tll m0rniTg
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As striking ndspuabie proof Of the agency railroads
IN promoting prosperity and attracting wealth. the fol-
lowing from the Boston Commercial BulletiH:
Charleston compared with Savannah and other southern
Atlantic pcr has lsng enjoyed prestige Of commercial
rorty these times when the trade ard commerce OF
place in great degree dependent upon the aids cad by rail-
roads etc. we'll to consider what advantages Of this kind
are by those ports with which have direct commun
cation Savannah by Eedireced foresight has several
Of important Of communication with the int
ror Southern and South States and by hOm is
constantly receiving great quantities o. cotton end gthar southern
prodgcs Wf5h forery sought CHER msre1 On this subject
received the following communication frou merchant
city, considers that Savannah will be found the
best point for line Ct steamers from this port
last weekly cotton table Of the Savannah Price Cur
rent stated that the receipts Savannah and Charleston,
the latest dates this year compared with hs time last
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st. louis MARKER. March aa

Tobacco is arriving in fair quantities GALES to-day, hhds
and one box, follows Second shipping leaf So 1905 05
mon 70 medium manufacturing 81 sO1g7.7O.
FloHr-msFket dull Cled 957j for city superfne
and 81 80 for double extra.
Wheat dull and declining most Of the aes at decline
395c Receipts r As hours 500 bushels Spring SLlO9
liz choice club, Sl6; to prime fall, Sl209l4
Corn exhibited better feeling and better prices obtain
ed the sales amount 10 . 0O0 bushels Mixed at $685. yellow
LldlIAc.
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CITY NOTICES.

Z. b. SNOWDEN & CO..
No. 4 North Cherry street
Have always on hand a fine stock of
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Wines and Brandes,
Hermetricaly-s Goods.
Foreign Fruits.
Green and Black Teas
Havana Cigars. &c, &c.
Our stock OF Wines is complete, embracing the
finest brands of Champagne, Clarets Sparkling and
Still German Wines, Hungarian. Italian, Sicily and
Native Wines: all Of which are warranted pure and
unadulterated
Scotch and English Ales;
London and Dublin Porter;
English French and American
Fruits and Vegetables;
Preserves and Pickles;
Sauces. Jclics, Mustards Condiments,
and delicacies Of every description, from all parts
of the world.
We have just received selected stock Of genu-
inc, fine Havana Cigars, which we offer, together
with large and varied stock Of every thing in our
line, as low as any house in the Southern country
R. B. SNOWDEN q CO.,
UNION AND AMERICAN BLOCK.
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valuable Grant OF land.

CEDAR RlPIDs. Iowa, March 27.-The Iowa Legis-
lature has conferred upon the Cedar Rapids end
Missouri River Railroad. a land grant e. fe90Y
acres recently reserTed for the Iowa Central hail
road Company. This is tie most valuable gran; ~
the State and ipsares the speedy extension OF ihat
line to the Missouri river.
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HEAVY FRosrs.-For three or four nights past we
have been visited by heavy frosts but owing
to the dry state Of the atmosphere. it is supposed
the fruit has not been materially injured
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COMMERCIAL


Review OF she Nashville Markets March q
coTroN-we could not hear OF single transaction in Cot
ton to day.
sAEAEsAH, March 26sales Of cotton to-day 95 taIss Tn
market quiet, hut quotations unchanged
CRAaIrsToN, March 2sass Of cotton toby LOGS bales
with a dropping market.
ToBACc0-A Hamilton sold So hhd Tobacco to day at tn,
following prise 90 30 40 -, sG5 $50, So $50
So ESQ ass, 275, s75, 275 BIS, ELS, $50 49, 2s5
sos, $3.50, $50, $50, 400. 44O AS f.7e 49, 49, AGO.
4s5, As, 500 SOS, 10, SIS. SIS, $50 $50 5s5 &c.,
$50, So g. 500, SOS, sj, 90, 600 600 g. Gao,
e.45, 6 6s go, and IS.
BREADsTUFFsThe stock Of Flour the market continues
gat barely sufficient to the home and export demand We
quote City supeFane at S5550 and Extra at S77 50 per bar
rel the outside figures being the retail prices Country firm
at S2759s for supsne, and 50 2j930 fer extra in sacks Of
100 rounds.
There isvery little Wheat coming Market our city mil.
e h1d tdcul to get enough keep their mills running on
very short time. Buyers readily pay sI5lO per busho for
fair Red and White aud sl.95 for prime.
THERE'S an active demand for Corn, and buyers readily pay 20
975c bushel, according quality, and furnish sacks
So FAR the uafavorable reports regard growing Wheat
crop have had influence upon BsaduEs this or any Of the
Western markets Indeed, Cincinnati Wheat is 35c lower
than weeks ago, and in ST. Louis there has been con
siderable decline in Wheat.
PR0VISI0NS-The receipis Of Bacon continue quite lib.
eraI, demand from the soue quote Shout
dsrs at 7 Hams &c, anl Clear Sides IO0c from wagons
FrOusor packed advance these quotations is demanded
Lard eOntnuesiu good demand We quote paein good ship
ping packages at 95zc
IRISH P0FAT0Es-rhe market IS we'll suppliei, aud We
quote the market frmat s3935u.
GRoCERIEs-The mirke is we'll supplied wita Groceries
and there considerable activity IN this department Coffee
remains firm the advance reported last We euoe
sgsAR-Fair s9sH and Prime to Choice e99}ie in hogs
heads and 1lc these quotations barrels New
York Coffee Sugars Crashed and Powdered 2c;
Loaf Il H9I2e.
hoLAssRs SYRUP Mo!asses il barrels 48c gal; half
barrels SOC; Sugar House 439c Golden Syrup barrels
I0e, BALI barrels Sc and kegs (ten gals 81
OoFFEE-Rio i39l4<c, Laguyrs l49l5c; Java 1890 8.
IEAImpeal 50c9Sl GunpoWder 5O975ci Young Tyson 40
ESQ, Black 09Sl so.
sALTWe quote Coarse sa K al $3.50, and Fine 81 600
l7O and Barrel at Soc bushel The stock the market
ample 70 meet the demand
COTTON YARNS-Ths following the agents quotations
Cotton Yarns 200 $780, &c doE 6O0 0c sou c
800, I2c.
WHIsKY.-RseaRsd is held at as924c p gallon, and
county at 506aT5e. According 20 quality.
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In year l5js the receipts at Charleston showed great
over Savannah s nov The Csc at Savannah over
Charleston and in the total for the Eve ago.
Charleston led Savannah 100000 bales The figures
trade with the arrivals Of steamships
szvaunah New York. Baltimore and Phi adpha 1hoW that sa
vannah heyiuninz realize tat bne6t from its
enslvo railroad connections which it is fully entitled, but
which she superior capital and banking sceI Of Charleston
| for long period diverted
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Reported IS n. n Hasalsos, Steamboat krsssl
River stl on tie decfne--now three and half feet
, on Harpeta Shoals
The Is. n Ruuyan is now in this rive- and due
here this evening
The Hastings was unaveidably detained, but viii
leave positively Tor Pittsburgh this day at noon
The 1innetonsa WI be in port this morning
Belle Creole hourly expected from Cincinnati
The upper river packets only able to getup as far
! as Carthage on account Of low water.
ARRIVED.
Ella. Paducah
DEPARTED
Ella, Peducah
: Jno Gault Louisville.
LEAVING.
For Pittsburgh this day at Z o'clock, Sam. Hast
I ings This craft is desirable she viii leave pre-
eisely at the time specified.
/ For Paducah, connecting with New Orleans, St.
Louis and Memphis mail boats, the Minnetonka viii
/ be the only boat this day at u o'clock offering
/ these facilities.
ABOLITION ExcrExESr IL KESrUckY Two CITIZENS
/ KILLED THE special correspondent Of the Louis
vile Democrat furnishes that paper with the follow
inc particulars concerning the affair in Madison
county, KY:
LEXINGTON. Ky. March 27.-Last night we received
intelligence from Madison county That some OF lhe
AbolitiOnists, who were driven from that county
some time ago had returned aud armed themselves "
resist any attempt to compel them 70 ieeEe, y Co-
mittee Of the citizens went out TO order tneiii
when they were met and fired on by some tMen'y-
five or thirty AbOitonists Two OF the committee
were killed and others wounded: mere Were a.
least that number ofthe AbouonislsI Duy NV ilLy
moro is not known They have retreated TO mouse
which they have fortified, hoisted nag anu dely
their opponents TO dislodge them'
THE reople of Madison have sent to tins place for
the cannon and for aid As soon IS the cars from
Frankfort come in, which VIII bring balls, the squad
viii start The Lexington Rifles, understand, are
goinp over % full dress / viii keep You advised IN
regard to further Developments An intense excite
ment pervades our community.
DEsrnUcrrvE FrRE- IScExDlARms ADour!-Yester-
day morning about one O'Clock the steam saw mill
Of Mr.. JONI J. MCCAIN, in the vicinity of the Water
woaBs was discovered to be on fire. and the building
was soon destroyed notwithstanding every effort
was made to check the devouring element A large
amount of lumber was also destroyed The loss
will amornt to $4,000 or $4,000, only $4,000 Of
which, we understand is covered by insurance,
There is little doubt but that this fire is the work
Of an incendiary. Several attempts have been
made during te last days to fire buildings in diff
ferent portions Of the city Under the circumstan-
ces a more than usually strict watch should be kept
for the miscreants, and if possible bring them to
punishment.
HEAVY FRosrs.-For three or four nights past we
have been visited by heavy frosts, but owing !
to the dry state Of the atmosphere it is supposed
the fruit has not been materially injured.
Master W. II. SLOAN laid the Cincinnati Conuaer
cql on our table yesterday twelve hours in advance
Of the mail Hehas the Commercial for sale every
day upon the arrival Of the morning train.
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For Sale or Exchange.

WILL either sell exchange part good city Edge
field property, ny Residence two miles Nort1 Of p
city with from 30 20 50 OF land attached improvement
new, extensive and complete.
FOR TERMS and further particulars apply the prem-
ss or to Tr2SR S. Roster and JSo. L. sEHns, Cellar street
W B. walton.
Uli9a copy and charge this Ofice-8ds4. BaHHer
$50
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Winchester Franklin County Tenn TO the post
master of Nashville please take this Letter to the
printer and tell him if he pleases TO print this Letter
in the Nashville paper and send l. all Over the
State that Mr. Henry Murgirnid Married a girl in
this County tuck here to Fayetteville and went OIL
and left here there and told here that he wood be
back that night and she has not herd of HIM sence
so she think if it was printed in Che nashville paper
that he wood Com back 60 here she Is very badle
hurt about him so please print tins and will be
your friend urte dcth he left here in bad fix she
has no money nor trends here friend WAS against
here marian Mr. Henry Nurgi.nd
Mrs Tabbitha Nurgirud
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FOulmOd orc was got by Boston lsire Lexington, lie
r,ne Red Eve, Of kogalie SOmers, tRevenUes dam
Inv Sir Charles grand dam Mischief Virginia. great grand
dm b Imported Bedford Imported Shark, Wiai Lexington
king Roger Imported jolly Roger, out Of Miss Bell lthe
Ancesress OF celebrated Tribe and others Imported in 1888
bv Mr. Ruuter Hampton Va II will thus he seen that Com
rore Of the hard Of Sir ATChies than
Stallion pure blood now living rt which have any know
ledge.
Revenue Zone or yearB younger and thought by to
m hapds8cr " His fine color, hard, CleEn limbs OBJ
rue shoulders expressive c0uutenance. large intelligent
ui6csnt hiah carriage, and The beautiful symmetry Of his
roportong combine . him most remarkable and COM
handing aupearancc Ie horse o. muense speed, but
o his ankle hurt at VIM r. JOhusOus, whom the Hon.
NJ Bolts sold half Of him in his two FORM turn
ed training in consequence OF the inlur and was not
Grained again he four old Mr. Bolts SAYS he
s the FASTEST HORSE had trained, except and
although AE in every in which he started three out
OF Commodore has had COtsas the turf and only
one has been trained Two Of his Cete engaged in the Lownds
sske at Chares0u His last made at the farm
of W L Gibbons Es, Of Madison N. j. at $50 the
who bred to him Gold Pin by Boston Mamie Lewis by Glencoe
eat Of Motto and Phi'o, Fanny Fern &c. &c .
The following extract will show the estimate Ia which he u
by AN old lurfuau and trainer:
r,lv to yours relation 70 Commodore, would say
think him horse In the United Stakes. His coils are
very fine particularly Carolna which thnk hue as any
EyER FOALED am willing 70 match il against IL
| America a Of any untrai-e ed mare.
An The mares let to Commodore SpriUg, have fcaled bu
ore upoa him being one Of TIE sures toaI getrs
VIRGINIA aad would soon bred to him as Revenue
D MCDANIEL"
Mr. Mcdaniel bas refused $1,000 for his Commodore Fiy, GU
I OF Carolina by Regent
have rendered them thIavorite and popular c1ossI may sa
above all other 10 is sdgsct Of Congraiulson 10 10
breeders Of Tennessee, that they have opportunity 10 aVa
themselves the services Of this thorough bred HaFe 10 eros
upon mares from the recent imDortations LID FOLAs
| l-tV2m
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Married,
COMMODORE

In Austin Texas on the I4 inst, by the Right Eev. Bol
Gregg Mr. J. GARD Miss ANNIE BARTON CEozIEz, daugh
ter a Col A R. Crozier, formerlyot this city.
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TEVHE thorough bred Stallion, CHUNKY ESse,
& TOWL3S, by imported Sovereigni dam 5~sffis a
Miss wilkins. Six years old; dark baV full - u I'll
l6. hands hgh breeds large and fne. FOR sg2 ~ Nj
further pedigree, see American Turf Register. -
As regards price and terms, refer 70 Gen b
CHEATHAM and A KERR, Nashylei or GEO HUTCHINSON
White Bluf, Dixon county. mWg-trWGF
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ST. Louis. March 2S.-The river Is stationary with
q feet water ON the worst bars to Cairo The up
per rivers are falling.
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BRooKLYN. March 27.--Allen McPouglas rope
walk, and Charles Wooster's foundry are Rgrneit
Loss 10000,
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seventh ChancerY Division
We are authorized 10 announce Col 10 G. GuIlD eandi-
date for Chancellor Of the Seventh Chancey Division 9
ueseee
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We are aulhorizsi to announce CARY A. HARRIs, Of VII
hanson county, candidate for Attorney Generals for me
sl Circut composed OF The counties Of Williamson Davidson
and sumner Octla-se
We are aufhor to announce Jas E. kAiNks Asq-s as
candidate FOR rs m Of attorney General for the Nnth Judi
cs Circuit composed Of the eoae-es ef Nhanson sumner
and Davidson Election in HAY, 1903.
Weare authorized 70 announce s. L. klALEt, Of
county candidate for Attorney General Of the st '
Circuit. Election, hay, 1860.
octQ. hate
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rTFscomDOunded entirely from Gum, AM
IA, beco,e an ESTABLISHED fact Standard Medicine, knoWI
and approved by that have Ised ii, and now re
sorted 10 with confidence in all the disease for which
II has cured thousands = within the last two YEAR
Who had given w ali hopes OF relief, the
ppsocted certificates in possession show.
The dose must he adapted 3 to the temperament OF the
individual taking and Q ed in such quantities as 70
act gently the Bowels.
pse If the TTVER in. . FViGORATOR, and it
will Liver COms = plalutS 1il1Ous Az
Iacks. DVsDeDsia, - chronic DiarrhOea
\ u IN IN @ r G Oms - plaintsS DYSentes
rT. DToDsV, SOuE Stomach, HR bitual
CostiVeness, ChQIu les Cholera, ChOIe-
pa IFOrbus,ChOleFa p InfantWmg Flatuu
Iences Jun dice Female WeaAnesS-
es, and NAV be used sue . cessully OrdiBa-
ry Family Medic - cfme' 1t VIII cure S1CA
III e ADA G HI Eg las = Thousands can testifyl in
twenty minutes, il = two or Ghree Tea-
sPOOnfuls are taxi = en- at the comm 9neem'n' CT
All All vvhouze itare giving their testimony
in its favor.
Nix water in the mouth Wit the lnyigorator and swallow
Oo EIs ~ SANFOR6.S FAMILY oATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and put up
in GLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca tharti5 PILL is a gen
tie but active Csthartc' which the proprietor has
used in his practice more = than twenty years.
The constantly increasing. q demand from those who
have long the PILLS the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their has induced me to place
them within the reach of all. u
The Profession we'll know that different Catharics act
% The F4mTLY CA = FHARTIC PILL
has with due reference TO this we'll established fact,
been compounded from > variety Of the puTest Ye6e'
table Extracts, which act alike every part OF the
slmentary canal and are - good and safe in all cas-
es where Catharic is 4 needed, such e =
engagements of the stomach, Sic cpl
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o n y,
COSIiveness, lin and Soreness over
the whole O d Y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected, - end in long Of Fe-
YER Loss of ADpes = Iite,a Creeping SEN
saTfOu of Cold over > dhe bOd-, Restless
ness, Headache, or 3 weigh in the head,
All FnFlamna tory - Diseases Worms, in
Children Adults Rheumattsms great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases to which
aesh is heir, too numerous mention in this advertise
ment Dose, to g. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoratOr and Family Ca
thaPtC Pills retsle by Druggists generally, anc sold
wholesale by the trade In all the large towns.
ST W.SANFOBD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 33j Broadway, n. Y.
O.J. WOOD CO.,
fabI-Iv St ouis, No.
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Cotton Monopoly and Southern Railroads.
We copy the following article from the lev York RdHcay
ReCiel0 OF the 18th inst.
Between the parallels Of 30 and IS degrees Of latitude from
the Atlantic westward to the extreme border Of Texas and
GLIDING the States Of South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama &sss
spp Louisiana, and OF Florida Arkansas and Texas
nature has formed district which gives the United States
monopoly Of Of hs chief commercial predictions Of the
world
The exports country, the fiscal year ending
3Oth folloWs.
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NEW YORK. March 28.-The sloop Of war Bro0k
ign left Key West for Vera Cruz on the 22d, viii
McLane and Pickett aboard
The Asia saiied to-day for Liverpool with New
Orleans mails Of the 23d and kilograms Of the
9th. She took no specie.
The City of Washington has arrived. She brings
no later news.
Kansas ElecffOms
I LE4vENwORTH, March 27.-An election held
in this Territory yesterday for county officers. The
vote pOlled was very light in I.avenwOrth county.
The Democrats elected their candidates by about
the usual majority.
Fugitive slave demanded.
PHuADELPHn, March 2S.-Judge Cadwallader
after hearing, remanded to his owner, a fugitive
slave Of Charles T. Butler, Of Virginia
kansas Democratic Convention.
ArCHisoN, Kansas, March 2S.-The Democratic
Convention appointed Douglas delegates 20 the
Charleston Convention.
River News
ST. LOUIS March 2S.-The river Is stationary with
= feet water on the worst bars to Cairo The up
per rivers are falling.
Another SLAYER.
BosrON March 2S-The bark Isalade Cuba has,
been condemned by the United States DistuctCourt
as SLAYER.
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We would call particular attention to McLeans notice in
other column We add the following from the St. Louie Herald,
which speaks volumes in its favor We say all give it trial.
1--WE take especial pleasure in recommending MeLeAns cee-
ap STRENGTHENING Cordial invaluable remedy fer
era debility and weakness have It tested ccs
uer our own immediate ehrva ton and can vcucb lr It's -
cay AID worth Isan ARTICLE which should kept constant
II Ia every family, IL is certainly invaluable medicine.
See advertisement IN another column. IlarCh.-d&wlm
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Departure Of Passenger Trains.
N.suvIIIE AND CHATrLNooea-fss0 A. MSP.M.
TEsNEssEr ANp ALABLlEA-SsOO A. NJ, 2:55 P. NJ
LouIsvILlE AND AAzHviLLr-t:30 A. H., IO:SC A. N.
Gallatin Express 3;I5 ?. II,
EDGEFIELD AND kEErucEY-2 NJ.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE AND CHLrrkSooaA-SsOo A. 6: 10 P. ~
IESsi1ssEE AND ALAakNA-9s45 A. n. 6:20 P. NJ
Louisville AND NAsuTILLE-6:O5 A. NJ, $3.50 ?. M
Gallatn Express SAB A. u.
EDGnIEID AND KzSrucKT-9sS0 A. n
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BOsTON, March 2S.-The bark Isalade Cuba has
been condemned by the United States DistIctC0urt
as a SLAYER