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BRITISH CAPITAL COMING SOUTH
RrVVEF FOR THE PLANTERS.

Last winter the Legislature Of Tennes-
sec chartered the American Industrial
Agency, with very valuable franchises.
The purpose of the company is to aid
in an increased production Of Southern
staples, by advancing money to planters
on favorable terms
Mr.. NJ J. MoHafie, a well-known con-
hibutor to the financial and commercial
columns Of the London Times, has recent
" arrived in this country, commissioned
by large British capitalists to examine
into and report upon the American In
dustrial Agency, and is now making a
tour through the Southern States, in COM
pany with Col Ben. Z. Green, Solicitor Of
the American Industrial Association
We understand that Mr. MeHaf6e
represents that class Of British capitalists
who 10 for reasonable and certain profits,
with good security. Nowhere on the face
Of the earth can they End such certain re-
turns, with such abundant security, as in
the southern States. We are grati6ed to
learn that 30 FAR, Mr. MeHafie has been
greatly pleased with his visit, and very
favorably impressed His favorable re-
port will turn a large amount Of British
capital into the South
John c Burch, Esq, "a Cherry street,
Major James Glover, % Cherry street and
Major D @. Reed, 5 South Market street,
are authorized to receive subscriptions TO
a branch OF the American Industrial As
ISOLATION, to be located in Nashville In
= Few days we viii refer again to this
snhieet Meantime, We refer cur planting
friends to those gentlemen for further in
formation
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The weather.

CHcoGA, Dec. 2S.-The weather is clear
and cold, two degrees below zero.
CAIRO, Dec. 2S.-Clear and growing
colder
PEORIA, Dec. 2S.-Intensely cold, 10 de-
grees below zero.
Rock ISLAND, Dec.-Ice running in the
river.
RACINE, Dec. 28.-Twenty degrees below
zero.
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 2S.-Very cold.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 2S.-Clear and cold
OMAHA, Dec. 28.-Fifteen degrees be-
low zero and cloudy.
BUFFALO, Dec. 29.-Clear and cold. The
Lake shore is still blo.kaded, but "a the
wind has subsidized viii be cleared soon.
The Great Western railroad is unob-
structed; Grand Trunk is blockaded, and
the Great Western between Caledonia and
Cleveland is reported clear.
MONTREAL, G. f., Dec 29.-HeaVy
snow last two days. Trains behind.
QUEBEC Dec. 29-Tide rose yesterday
about Eve feet above ordinary high water
mark, flooding a number of wharves and
doing some damage.
New YORK, Dec. 29.-Weather clear
this morning; mercury II.
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Jntiian Massacre.

81. LOUIS, Dec. 2g.-Tlte following brief
particulars Of the recent massacre on the
plains have been received. On the Dist
inst. detachment of troops, consisting of
eigty-four men and three officers, left Fort
Phil. Kearney, taking the road to Montana.
When five miles from the fort the troops
were surrounded by three thousand In
dams and after most desperate fight were
all killed. The reported loss Of the In
dams greatly exCeeded the number oftrOops
engaged Sufficient reinforcements have
been sent from Feet Laramie to protect the
military posts along that route.
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The World, the Times and the AssOeI-
ated Press.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The World con
tradicts the statement of the Times that i
wanted to get back into the Associated
Press, and denounces it as a lie for a SIMS
ter purpose. The World says it prefer
paying any amount for all the news that il
furnished by the United States and Euro
pean News Association than topaying abOu
twelve hundred dollars per week for the
stale news of the associated press monopoly
The World points out how the Herald
prints special cable news, cheats its confed-
crates, and now, as heretofore, violates al
its agreements with IMMUNITY, and yet the
monopoly dare not inforce their rules agains
it. The World further says that the United
States and European News Association is
furnishing fresh and well compiled news 20
two or three times as many journals as the
monopoly, and under the fostering inhu-
ence of the great and live journals Of the
country and the confidence of the public
has distanced all competition.
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SPLENDID FARM

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A DEsIRA-
II bic Farm Of Four Hundred and Seven acres.
four miles from the city on the north side of the
river. well watered, and about one hundred acres
hmbeTed, good dwelling. five rooms, barn, sta
bles. orchard. etc. For sale on liberal terms or
exchange for CRY PROPERTY. Also, BANDU-
STA. the residence Of the late Prof. CRoss, dwell
ling with six acres, one and half miles out on
the GallRtin Pike. Apply Immediately 10
j, L. 4 r. ". BROWN, Agents,
dee27-IE 39k Unfon 81
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Tnr Radicals seem 10 haven N

THE Radicals seem 10 have mania Tor
impeaehing every Official who opposes
their policy II is now announcedth that
IAN eminent member Of the House is pre-
pairing articles OF impeachment for seye-
raj Judges Of the Supreme Court This
is the punishment the Radicals propose
to inGict upon judges Of the Supreme
Court cor their decision in the Indiana
conspiracy case, by which they declared
military courts for the trial of civilians
Illegal In Radical estimation, il is de-
eidedly wrong for the President tc turn
ont Of cfkce man who opposes his policy,
bet it seems to be entirely proper for
Congress- 70 impeach the President or any
other Official who may oppose the objects
which the Radicals have at heart
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FoRETGN NEWS.
BY the Gable.

LONDON, Dec. 25.-The Yacht Henrietta
arrived at 5:45 this afternoon; trip made il
aboat fourteen days.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The yacht Fleetwins
arrived at o'clock this morning. The
Vista arrived at $40 this morning.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 26.-General NJ Hin,
for several years connected with the Fenian
organization, publicly deneunces Stephens
as a huHbug and cheat, and warns his
coentryTnen against him. t
LoSDoN, Dec. 26.-The yacht Henrietta
made her trip, calculating the difference
between London and New York time, IN
Is days, % hours and So minutes, beating
the Fleetwing hours and 10 minutes, and
the Vista 9 hours and As minutes. The
members Of the Royal Yacht Squadron viii
give the yaehtmen formal reception.
This race and IFS quick time is creating
sensation in France and England.
The best run the Yacht Henrietta made
in one day was $50 miles the least run she
made in one day was lis miles. She made
the entire passage across the ocean but with
one tack and did not lose even a rope.
The Henrietta is everywhere looked upon
as one of the best and fastest Yacht that
ever sailed the ocean, and is greatly adj
mired BY every body. 4
LONDON, Dec. 26.-It is confirmed that
the French expedition to Creaha proved a
total failure
LONDON, Dec. 27-The Yacht Fleet
wing lost men snd her iib boom on
the 10Th inst.
The Yacht Vesta is all right ard would
have been within 2 hours ofthe yginner but
for on arro, in har niloi
The London Times compliments }he
American Yachtmen for the fast time they
made with their crafts and for the great
skill displayed in the management Of
them.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27.-The steamship
Denmark from New York arrived here this
morning.
Steamship America arrived this after
noon.
VIENNA, Dec 27-It is rumored here
that charges are about being made against
the cabinet.
LONDON, Dec. PA panic is reported
in Minorca, owing to a rumor that the
United States had demanded its eession
from Spain.
The royal Yacht squadron have invited
the American Yachtmen to a grand ban
quet.
ROM, Dec. 2S.-Massini has issued a
stirring appeal 10 the Romans to rise and
proclaim the republic of Italy.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Arrival OF Steamers-YeIiOw Fever OF
Hoard Of fhaIn

Arrival OF Steamers-YeiiOW Fever ON
Board Of them,
New YORK, Dec. 29.-The steamer Aus.
tralasia, from Liverpool 18th, came up thi;
morning, having been aground
The steamer Pasmonia has arrived al
Southampton, with yellow fever on board
She is from the West Indies, and had up
wards of ninety-six cases on board. There
were twenty-one deaths from the disease on
the passage.
Details of the explosion at the Oak col.
liery show 3lS deaths, and the second ex-
plosion caused % more deaths, mostly min
ing engineers and fremen of neighboring
eollieries. Two more explosions on the
same day caused the search to be suspend
ed. Another explosion occurred near Stat.
fordshire, causing Q loss of seVenty-iour
lives.
The Fenian alarm is reported to be sub
siding in Ireland, and no more arrests are
reported.
The claim against NJ. AnnOn, in France,
by the United States, is 2,28O,O0O francs,
which is the amount paid by the Coincide
rates for ships of war.
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs
COTTAGE FOR REET.

NEAT COTTAGE eONTAIEIe THREE
"A rooms. two mise on the Louisville and
Nashville Railrlsd. Garden spot attached
Apply % JOHS WALLACE. AZ this Office.
des50-lts
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From, Mexico

New York, Dec. %. Marshal Bazaine
telegraphed to Louis Napoleon, December
Sd, as follows:
Macmillan is still in Mexico and has
not decided regarding his future move
ments. The evacuation of Mexico, reQuir-
ing to be completed by March, il urgent,
and transports should arrive without delay.
General Sherman and Minister Campbell
arrived at Vera Cruz on the 18th alt. and
left on the Sd inst. They appear to be ami
mated by sentiments of most conciliatory
character
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Foreign News.

New YORK, Dec 29.-Collector smyth
resigned.
The latest foreign news states that the
mission of Gen. F. Curry to Florence refers
to the Roman question, All idea of the
Pope leaving Rome is abandoned. Printed
proclamations were seized in Fouborg, st.
Denis, Paris, melting revolution in Spain
under the leader Gen. PREM.
The Vienna Presse says a rupture between
Greece and Turkey il inevitable
Two hundred houses destroyed by fire al
Hong Kong.
Civil war in Japan suspended.
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ConrressIonal Commit1ee ON Frands

PHILADELPH Dec. 29.-The Congress
sional committee on frauds in internal
revenue have unearthed some astounding
cases here of corruption anon g revenue
officials.
At a meeting in the Board of Trade
rooms, to-day, large number Of cotton and
woollen manufacturers agreed to memorial
lie Congress to abrogate the five per cent.
tax on manufactures, and otherwise address
it concerning those interests. A committee
was appointed to go to Washington.
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san FRANCIS1O, Dec. Zs.-Ihe steamer
Moses Taylor, of the Niearauga line, which
arrived here in ballast, waited tao days
over her time for passengers, when the
steamers agentin Nicaranga, December 9Th,
sent the Taylor to this port, as a conse-
quence Six hundred passengers, including
three hundred United States troops, who
left New York on the 20th, are detained in
NicaEaugs, and cannot arrive here till the
returning steamer, America, IS due 10th
January, thus being full two months on the
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would prove worthy Of the great cause
with which the act Of The enemy had in
voluntarily identified him, they extended
10 him all the sympathy thai could have
been given to the pnrest patriot that ever
died for principle. His own actions have
shown how mistaken this expectation was
like the kestrel passed off for a little whils
as a falcon, the test of blood has proved
him only falcon after ALL There is nc
danger that the British viii hang him now
bat it is very certain that the contempt
which his poltroonery has excited in the
minds of his eoUntrymen will make the
United States an extremely IN pleasant loca
ton for him should he ever attempt tC
return to the republic"
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29-The survey
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad has been
commenced. A large amount Of the stock
has BEEN taken, and there will be 20
trouble In disposing af the remainder.
Ground will be broken 10 Californis early
next spring.
Rain is falling steadily here today. The
mercury is at sixty-two and a half
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GEO. g. BUTLER, A. VI,
dec2I-lW PRINCIPAL,
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Eng.ne and Boiler for sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"A Tubular Boiler for sale at moderate prices
both in hryt-rate order. They are Of sufficient
power TO drive a mill Can be seon. and terms
learned. on application 1T this Office. decS-tf
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NEW ORLEANS RACEs---aND DAY
Tuesday. Dee. 25fh.

The first days sport on Saturday the
22nd inst, we have heretofore given in full.
On Monday there was no running, and
that of Tuesday, 25th, we gave by telegraph
on Thursday morning. The papers give
us fuller details, which we reproduce be-
low, promising that the weather was ex-
ceedingIy fine and the track in the best
coudit;o,,
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THE FIRST RACE.

This was q dash of one mile for 500
$50 TO second horse. There were seven
entries, all Of which came to the score--an
unusually large field The sale of pools by
DIR. Underwood, showed the standing OF
the different horses, as follows: Stonewall
Jackson, $500; Mollie Austin, S54
Knighthood and Jubal, (both from same
stable, S24; Jack Armstrong, IS; Carrie
Payne, Sc; Claiborne, 50. In fact, Stone
wall was so much the fayorite that he had
to be dropped from the pools, which were
afterwards sold as first choice for second
horse" The same opinion of the several
entries prevailed on the quarter stretch as
in the pool room, and what few bets were
made obtained large odds on Stonewall
The three first named have been winners
in several hard-contested races the past
summer Stonewall drove Lancaster At
Cincinnati TO the end of mile in l:45
losing only by few feet. That is about
the fastest mile made by three year old
in this country. He afterwards, at Sarato-
ga, beat Alexanders Bayswater, and also
Merrill, another of Alexanders best three
year olds, together with several other colts
in the great two mile race run at that place.
Mollie Austin is credited with some good
races won in different places the past sum-
mer. Knighthood captured several valua-
Bile purses in the East not long since, beat
ing Loadstone and many others of consid-
cradle turf fame. Jack Armstrong also has
run some fast dash races.
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Thiarna Arresfeh-

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29.--The police have
arrested VIM. Fl. Ewing and wife, for hav-
ing large amount Of stolen goods of Vari-
Gus kinds-among them dry goods, postage
stamps, etc, stolen from Thomas Hicks,
postmaster, in Oldham county, near West
Point on the night of the 18th.
Perkins, the wife murderer, is GONZALES
cent, and has been removed to the hospital.
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE ON NORTH CHERRY STREET,
"A opposite the Old Theatre, containing four
teen rooms. well adapted and intended for a
boarding house. Apply 20
F. R. CHEATHAM,
dec27-f No. % North Cherry street.
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Hotel and Saloon Keepers
SAVE 500 PER CENT
Secrets Worth Knowing.

HAVE RECIPES 10 MAKE THE BEST
4 Brandy, Irish Whisky, ana Old B0GrbOa. These
recipes are no humbug They are pot new thsy
have have been used Tor yars, and 5tin uasd ~
the leading dealers and manufacturers, and you buy
from them the sams Liquors You can EASILY make
yourself No APPARATUS d required the Liquors
are made b mixing, and any can eaGly earn.
Boy the Reeipss fgr your own use, sHd save your
MONEY Price SO CEEF5 each or ~ for he thres
Ia. A. CoLWELL,
sans .fly-tv-..-n AlantDwu, PE
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Miss KATE FowLER, Of Alton, ILL.,, had
terrible ear ache, and, Cor want Of better
remedy, poured a leaspeOninl Of the oil Of
peppermint into her ear She very soon
became deliriOus and died soon after.
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Enr Rnnf

a N,hl-L- - Az wv NV ~ EhL - bnN
sell street, Edgedeld. Also, a nice double and
single oi5oe, adjoining ours, 33h Union street.
The ellEant residence Of the late DR.. j. M
Watson. with eleven acres Of land, on McLe-
more street, will be for rent if not sold In few
days. j. L. i R. W. BROWN, Agents,
de029-IW 3slL TIufcn street
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FOR RENT.

THE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY, NO
i 2 North Market street. below the Square
occupied BY Myers 4 Hunt, for the last eighl
years, 1t il also a good location for a Ware
house. or for any kind Of manufacturing bust
Patterson's Office, on Cherry street. corner Of
Deaderiek. up stairs.
dee2-tf W. III. GRAVES
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From Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 90 Congressman
elect, Judge Kelly, has just returned from
Washington and expresses the opinion that
if the Southern States would ratify the
constitutional amendment their represen-
tatives would be admitted to Congress, but
If they refuse they will certainly be terito-
rallied.
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THs owner Of the Farm known as Dutch
Gan finding that the island made by the
cutting Of Bailers e01l could not eOhye-
p;eptlv be put to use without some means
Of communication with the mainland, has
zone % work filling up one endOf The canal,
h order 70 create canseway and the
great canal viii sOon be among the things
that ware.
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FOn, RFNT.

VlHQsF TWO ELEGANT THREE STORY
j Houses, with new tin roofs, Nos. At and ~
South College street, near Broad. Also, that
splendid place of the late Wesley Greenfield
three miles from the city, on the Nolensville
Pike Apply INN ediately to
j. L. ( r. ". BROWN,
dec2S-3t $50 Union st.
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Attempt 90 Escape from JaII--Swin.
der DeeamI ed-SIRughter House
Destroyed by Fire.

DfHtNoN VI Nv AAEts
CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-HansOn Bum.
gardner, sentenced to be hung at Marietta,
Ohio for killing John Thomas Eubank in
September last, made an attempt to escape
from Jail yesterday. He knocked down
and severely injured Deputy Sheriff Baker
but was finally secured after being shot in
the face and shoulder by another officer.
Mr. Abbott, Mayor of Eaton, Ohio, who
represented the fictitious McFadden in the
attempted insurance swindle, suddenly left
Eaton yesterday for parts unknown. Alb
bolt was agent for one of the insurance
companies which had given policies TO
McFadden.
The fire last night destroyed 8. Woun-
der's slaughter house, H. Kessler's tan
merry, and two adjoining dwellings Loss
ten thousand dollars; insured.
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FOR SALE.

CIXFY ACRES OF LAND, WITHIN ONE
- mile Of the Courthouse Of Franklin. William
eellent soil. and belongs TO a gentleman who e
determined 10 sell and will give a bargain 10 IT,
NEWS0M, GLOVER CO..
Real Estate Agents
,lac15-Iw y North Cherrv atreaf
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NEW YORK, Dec 29.-The Evening Ga.
zette states that sE organization will short
" be commenced here for the PurpOse Of
revolutionizing Cuba it is chiefly com
posed of Cubans, who, like nearly all then
race, desire to sever the connection Of Cuba
with SDain
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Steamers Sold.

New York, Bee. 29.-The steamships
Atlantic and Baltic were sold for ten thou
sand dollars, Isaac Taylor, as trustee, be-
coming the purchaser There are liens to
the amount Of half million dollars on
these YER, Ia
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HARRIsBURG, Pa, Dec. ga quorum
Of both houses Of Legislature have arrived.
]. r. Dungleson, Of the Philadelphia Press
has been appointed private secretary b.
Gcv. Gary.
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SECOND RACE.

There is very little to say about the
second race, which was two mile heats,
purse $1,000 for all ages. Two entries
were made, Lancaster and Aldebaran, but
bets were made eight and ten to one upon
the former, and the confident hackers of the
young Lexington colt were not mistaken
in their animal.
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Railroad Accident.

NoRwALK, Conn.,, Dec 29.-Mr. Seran-
ton, President Of the New Haven Railroad
fell from the platform here this morning and
was almost instantly killed, the cars passing
| over his hips.
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For Rent,

A HANDSOME THREE STORY BUILDING
n for rent for 1861. Newly painted and in
repair Situated on College. between
Church ana Broad. Apply 10
=. B. FOGG, or
q. VI. FOGG, Jr,
dee22-2W No. q North Cherry.
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Maryland AHairs.

BALTiaoRR, Dec. 2e.--The Board OF
Police SelnnissioHsrs have withdrawn the
suit against the old Board for false impris-
onmens
The Legislature viii meet on Wednesday
next.
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Fishing Tackle,

onaisting Of Hooks from the most cels-
bFated manufacturer Of Limerick, Ireland
and Silk, Grass. japanese, aud Cabls-laid
Lines. Also. Reels, Bamboo anJ japanese
Rods together with every thing usually
found in a firsf-class establishment.
large Dot Of the celebrated Ne pins ulfra
Black and Plantation Imperial aud other
fine TEAS just received
sss~ Prescriptions compounded with ac-
curacy by competent and experienced Phar-
macists and Physicians aud others can
depend on the most entira reliability ne tbs
execution Of Orders, all goods being war-
ranted "a represented.
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Conner College and Union SIS.
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STEPHENs & WATKINS,
r + Va OV ED.

UlnE UNDERSIGNED AGENT or THE
i BROADWAY MILLS. viii hereafter
manniaefure his Flour and Meal. az the W1bg "a
CITY MILLS. 80 well known In ihis com
munity for its good machinery and perfect work
Re retains tie services Of Mr. 2. b KELLY.
who will continue 10 exert himself b accommo-
date our friends ADD customer, He has $50 Oh
(Miler.J who has heretofore esutfibute,l bic fuii
share % thsreputati0n Of the Rock City Nip
Flour. With increased ABILITIES be Eqp5r il
meet the fall expectations Qf be cusi0meTl.
ID. D. DICKEY. Agent.
Corner Chemy and Line street..
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Connittcd 20 Jail.

New ALBANY, Ia. Dec. 2o.-John Stier
was arrested here to-day. A large quantity
Of stolen goods was found in his possession.
He was committed to Jail.
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BROADWAY MILLs,

Corner % Cherry Rnd Lac Streets
nETAIL PRICES OF FlCUR. MEAL AND
IL iced delivered free Of Charge;
FI,rrr mad of White What A" Washiuz-
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ovation % Cen. >. :. JOHNSON.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 29.-A superb ovation
was given to Gen. J. Z. Johnston at Holly
Springs Miss, on Thursday night. He re
turned to Selma Yesterday.