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NJ EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot Of MARKET Street upper Ferry).
Dafy, EXCEPT SIndays aI sDD ,,,Cn,,r.,r

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, November is, 1860.
and Salem Railroads, at A. Nj and 1901 NJ.
Fo Ailyille and ali intermediate Stations, ats A. M
For Cape May and intermediate Stations at A. M to
Mill vile, Getting with freilht Train Passenger CaE
attached for Cape May, due 345 p. M" and T. M
through Passenger Que p. NJ.
For woodbury., Gloucester etc., at 0 A. M, 8, $50
Freight train win leave Phi adelphia from sandfOrd's
wharf, at 10 A. Nj :, and Camden at ~ NJ.
2" VAN RENSSELA ER, superintendent
THE W EST JERSEY EXPRESs OOMPAhY
will attend to all the usual branches of express business
receive deliver and forward through other responsible
Express Companies; 70 all parts OF the country any
Special messenger accom- panes each through tran.
Once No Walnut street 0 l6 9m
SOH6 HILADELPHIA AND ERIE
This great line traYeres the Northern and Northwest
Eie II has leased and 1t Is operated by the Penn
sYlvana Railroad Company. -. -, .v.~ . :. - .,v
TIME OF PASS NGERTKAINSA AT PHIIADELP
Erie Express Train Ilj9 AN.
Leave Westward-Erie Mall Train, 72o Il NJ =,
Erie ExpIess IRAN, Isg =, M, ny;
Express Trains without change, Doth ways between
FhhAoeipniA NV IVY YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at COOP ~ snrrye at Erie at S31 AM
Leave Erie at l55 p. M, arte at New oIk rs r. M.
No change ofears between EIie lea ana & New York.
TRTEH SnS stSsets PRisdeiPhspp
And ors freight business OF the Company . "a gents,
KET Streets Philadelphia J. W; Reynolds, Enei Wl'
lam Brown, Agent, o. X. a Baiumore.
ii. W, GWiNHER General Ticket Agent, p PhiadelphiS
jos D. POTTS General Manager. Williamsport
ALFRHD L. TYLER, General superintendent
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@ sILBERMAN d CO., IMPORTERS OF
Os FANCY S0oIBSs OBS rouRTH s,ras,

PHILADELPHIA.
Portemopnaies, Pocket Books Purses travelling Bags,
Desks Portfolios, Work Boxes, Jewel Boxes Photo
graph Albums, Opera Glasses Field Glasses Spectacles
Gard Cases China and GILT Ornaments Pocket Cutlery
Razors Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, soaps Fans Hair
Nets Ham Ornaments Steel Jewelry, jet Goods; Cor
sleeve Buttons Scarf Pins Scarf Rings, silk Match Watch
Keys Shawl Pins Violin Strings. Beads OF all kinds
Dolls Rubber Balls, Dominoes, Dice Cbessmen Chess
Fiasks Drinking Cups, Tobacco Pipes, Tobacco Boxeh
Tubes cigar Cases. 9l6B
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Erie Mall leaves daily except Saturday, An Other
tfSs % Pps1 SexSeRt opsuy w not assume
any risk for Baggage except for Wearing Apparel ana
limit their responsibility to one Hundred DOLLARS m
contract
THOMAS Il. PARKR Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Irain runs daily except Sunday. For
full Information 10 fare and accommodation apply to
FRANCIS FUNK No. Isl Dock Street
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DENNsYLvANIA ORNTRAL RAILROAD

-' WINTER ADVANCEMENT
The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
th A New Depot, at THIRTIETH and MA RK FT Streets
The cars OF the Market Street Passenger Railway ran
to ana from this Depot They leave Front Street
every two minutes, commencing one hour previous
TO the time departure ofeach Train and allow about
80 minutes for trip. Their cars are In waiting on the
arrival OF each Train and connections are made with ali
roads crossing Market street. -
ON Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market straaka
At GAS p M to connect with Pittsburg and Erie MsT
and at 1925 P. NJ with PHILADELPHIA Express.
Mann's Baggage Express IL locaedA No3l Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken 70 the trains can
have done at reasonable Iates upon application to him
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT, THUS -
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pkrTIsE0RE sJA.tg{rg,a A,,~;, ~

C0FFEE-The market to-day was very quiet tho
only sale heard of being of rs bags Rio MT 49,
cts gold. Rio ranges in price from II to 4 cts gold
for common to choice and we quote Laguayra at 2lIl
@23 cts gold, and Java at 2SG23 = c5s gold.
FL0UR.-There was very little inquiry to-day for
Flour, and we heard OF no transactions whatever.
Prices are however, unchanged for all grades. and
still quote as follows, VIZ: Howard street at $50
875 for Super S91975 for Extra Sl2Gl25U for Eamj-
ly; Western at $775@S50 for Super S8.75@9.50 for
Ior super; 5000 q for standard Extra, and $ll.G@
LILO 2 Dbl Tor high grade do, suitable for the Rio
market baltimore Family is selling at SIS for Pa
tapsco Reservoir and other choice brands, and high
Flour IS very dull at S4ta4 d and we aga}n quote
Corn Meal at $3.50 q bbl for Baltimore aud Brandy
wine.
GRAIN.-Corn continues to improve. both white
and yellow showing further advance to-day of cis
q bushel, some 1900 bushels white selling at So CTS
and about 800 bushels yellow at 736g7l etg Tbe re-
ceipts light, and the transactions limited in
sequence. Of Wheat there were less than 0C6 hush
els at market but no sales whatever were renorted
no desirable lots being offered. Prime Wheat is II,
demand, and would sell readily at full prices but in
feriO- lots very dull of sale. We quote Oars "a
before at 5l52 cts but the receipts to-day were small
and the sales limited. Rye is nominaly 10 cts for
maryland and IS cts for Pennsylvania, but it is very
MULASSES.-No sales reported to-day. We quote
as follows, viz: Cuba cayed at 40J0 cts do Musco-
p p az foSo3 cts English Island at 1905 cts. and
PoTto Rico at 5000 cts
oI f;htovlSSIONS-Th market to-day has been very
HTiet, ana we have heard of no sales of Importance
Iiere II fair inquiry for Bacon from tho trade and
seilng at l254gl3 cts for Shoulders I55IGyl6 cts
n1r eioes, ana from 20 to q cts for Hams. Bulk
14% cts far S;Je az cts for Shoulders l4@
lS2@lS4 cts for Western; and Mess PorL a. SoS N a
DBL but we have heard Of no movement in sny II
these articles to-day, ~ ai' VI
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.


Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant ANutant General, Middle Military De-
p4Timent, Breyct Col. A. 4, King.
FIRST Army Corps Gu. 5. Veteran Volunteers Head
IuarIeFs corner Calvert and Eayette street. BIT. 1t.
Col FINLEY Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General.
Med,S?l Droclqr-breyct Colonel josiah Simpson
Provost Marshal General Of Delaware and Mary
iand--Breyet Brigadier General W. II. Browne; Office
No. 81 II. Calvert street
Depot ComIaissary--ire Brigadier General Th9s
wilson; assistant and b. Lit Col L. N. Smith, c. ST.
Office, No. S, Gay street, up stairs
Depot ana Department QUIrterrn2StGr-COl. Geo.
y. Bradley corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
;isianIs, Captain a. NJ: Cumming, A. Q. NJ; Office.
No. s. Gay ST., up stairs
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col F. II. Etting.
.uasteIs-Breyot Lieut. Col. Z 3. Warner, Majors
E. i; 9. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William Il. Nicols
and W. II. Stewart; Offices Post Office Building.
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Not long since curls were so much worn
that 1t led to the invention of the hair-curler which
beng heated with boiling water does not dry or
burn the hair. Crimps or rizzles are so fashionable
hcW, however, that the ladies who have had their
halr done up IN pins or papers all night and have
found that there was no soft spot, even upon
downy pillow will be glad to hear that hair Grim
per has also been invented 1t is heated with boiling
water. and viii crimP neatly half the hair on the
head at once, in few minutes, and without iniur-
ing it.
Mrs. Lucretia Mott, the noted Quaker
preacheress in recent Sunday lecture said the time
fast approaching for to ask higher recog-
milton of their powers in all the various relations of
life. She thought there ought to be equality in
the marriage relation; that women ought not to be
REQUIRED to promise ito obey" The marriage con-
tract says this gentle Quakeres, ought to partake
more of the nature of reciprocity treaty" between
the sexes than it does at present,
"A letter from New York says: 'EBishop
yhcn ot charleston, has returned home. 1t is esti
aeu mat the contributions received here in aid of
n. uheribg dloeese were not far from $4,000. The
oishops friends, by the way, say there is the best
reason Tor believing that there is no truth whatever
IN Inc newspaper report that the Pope is about to
confer upon the Bishop the honor of Cardinals
hat" 0'N'''"'
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New York Markets, Anry

Flour, De- he market for Western and State
are sale cts . Dbl lower, while good sound Flour is
rm bat quiet The sales are $500 bbls at S6.70G7 10
Tor Super State S7.lO@7.60 for Extra State 7.65@S
tor Fancy State; 81 .2507S0 for the low grades ~
Western Extra; $S209S IS for Shipping Ohio: So SO
ll,S5 for trade and family brands, and ll75@3l6 for
st. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour is only in limited
aSIhand: common grades are cts lower; sales OF 10
bhis at 300 so for the low grades of Extra and
Is IN moderate request, and cts lower on common
graics sales of $50 bbs at IS 609975 for mixed to
good super country Baltimore, &C., and $9.95ql55a
for trade and family brands.
Graia-Thc wheat market is frmer but not active
Holders eYnce greater confidence. The demand is
confined entirely to mil rrs. The saesare 10 600 busI
ut Sl5 for old Milwaukee club 81 90 for new amb,
do S2.4b Tor amber state; $500 81 for white Cana
dan and 3D. S2t1 tor White Gene35o? Oats opened
nwIbG to the decline in gold. The sales are 39,GG
bushels new western at 42@, iSc; old do at 56@59.
state at 6lCd62c: Jersey and Southern at 54055 cs
Corn is sLade rmer but closes quiet at the advance
Owing TO tho decline in exchange the demand is il,
part for export but mainly for home use The sales
are a 900 bush unsound at 74@76 cts; Western mixed
at I@S cts, IN store, and 1872 cts delivered; jersey
yellow at 81 cts,
ProUisioas-rhe pork market has been very dull at
about former figures closing steady. The only trans
actions for future del livery we bear of is go bbs
mess seller June, at $2G 81 The sales, cash and
Beef is unchanged sales of l5 bis Sl1@14 for ola
plain mess S'b@l9 for new do; &i3a Ii for old extra
do. and S2u@2f for new do. Tut meats are stead,
and in fair demand sales of $50 packages at ll@IM
cts for shoulders, and l7@l7}2cts for hams. Bacon i
moderately active at former figures: sales of 100 boxes
short ribbed at l5i4 cts and 100 do short clear II
cts. Lard is dull and nominal. lot of ,22) pack
ages very choice kettle sold at lSI cts and contract
for 500 steam, this month was settled at 1873 cts
CoGee-Ro is in moderate demand and steady.
C00Tfe TaTke is gGdct o VIZ quSte 2@ Tg
22r S7 ai%Sd it;:..:.$t 8 3 3
55dd IIdil I.55 3 4 z
,%eds-Cloverseei is moderately active and steady
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per Oh lhe Italian Parliament for the city of Naples
lie was also voted for in his native town of Genoa
nut was defeated there by small majority He is.
however, an exile from Italy and cannot return 70
take the seat to which ne has been chosen nInss he
should be pardoned and relieved from his disabilities
By the King.
Commodore Vanderbilt is seventy. Int
active as ever. He has built and paid for one hun-
dred steamers and is now the largest owner of rail-
road stocks in the United States lie controls both
the Harlem and Hudson river roads, while his in
terest in the New York Central is not less than half
a million.
-Orders have been received at the Brook,
lyn Navy Yard to equip the sloop-of-war Pensacola
Immediately, as flag ship. The destination of This
vessel is not known but it is supposed she is to he
the flag ship either of the South Pacific SQUADRON or
OF the flying fleet that is to cruise among the fishing
Ieet on the coast of British North America
w men Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightin-
gale. gave concert to the London CONSUMPTION Hos
pta Jerrod suggested that the new wing to the hos
pta to be built with the proceeds should be called
The Nightingales Wing"
The Rev. S. r. Brown, missionary from
this country to Japan. has translated the Gospel of
Matthew into the japanese language. Mr.. Brown
was from Monson, Mass, and his mother was the
author of the ayorite hymn Il love to steal awhile
away
The surface of Lake Michigan is now con-
sideraby lower than it has been at any time since
1858 and 1859 During the past winter it has averaged
but about six inches above low water mark, being
something like IS inches below the average
The last advices from Havana represent
the health of the city and island as excellent. The
report that the cholera had made its appearance is
denied.
Alexander w. Powell one of the Erie
Railway freight robbers, who escaped from the FL
mira jail not long since, has beea re-captured in
Ithica.
"A little boy, twelve years of age, died re-
Gently of hydrophobia, in Sussex, England from the
bite Of rat,
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Board OF Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for Aprll.
5. p. TOWEsEND,
A. FULLER CRANE, joys WEEKS,
Jos o. FuARD, ID. u. RAMSAY
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l.-S<E -. ~ -gezzzr1 aEs..3asUe u ZEi-Es--.
- ~ = = -----2z. EfGIsSETET sn-D ,,s5-Is-
MAC K. RIO TH+ EEELEES @GtT S0E1fi

iHi.E L-.4L-. N-~t@ag Il. d. E-tzIt5a)
TnO quickest aad mos. direct rouse % Richmond.
Va, and the SOgth, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad t. Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Stree. u ha-g Wa. h.
inEt5n 20 4&Guia treck al4 Richmond. FTcie-:ssz-
burg AMI Potomac haiirold NOW entirely colllsta5
from Aqua Creek to Ricamold, VA. conrerrin..
there with trains on me Richmond and Petersburg
ana Richmond and DaavilG Railroads for Peters,
burg, Weldon Wilmington, Raleigh grespsbgro,
Salisbury Charlotte and Charleston, Sc
trans leave Camden Station at4.l0A :. ". and and
40 ?. NJ. connecting at Washington with stearTr-s
lowing sixth Street wta~f SUNDAY raarI,. NJ.
excepted Mt $40 !. NJ. and 100 2 ~ and dfr;rg IN
biehAnn1 nc rs P IA. and 4. ",
IhlDGGii 10 EiGLR3B49 IN T.gY F0T2U,
TV'g M's"s hacftsr @4d : ho~Ts GsG5cssr tRGa c7l.
o.&sT H1Vts.
IL SOra Sna get through tickets via AQUA Creek
ArC Fredericksburg 20 E:ChM51G, at Car.lt St5ial
baitiu4rG, and E,t through baggage checks
Onnl gGSsc5 G3G baggage WAGONS always in rsaff-
ness to eOnvey passengers and baggage to tc5 sea.
ers IN Washington cityJre Of ch1rge,
A. NHhDnAM y So.
No. az Light street wharf,
General ii gents
oc3-l Go0eEa- 2asaenEer Agent
ssas +s;ls F,.z.sss:s z5s!.l S5isAEGjF AN1
sEszs-la - - NDEiA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
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-Advlces from Buen Ayres state that an
Italian vessel, on which an embargo had been laid
py the Federal Court at that port, had boon taken
out oil the harbor under the protection of the guns Of
the Italian war steamer Veloce, which steamed into
the inner roads for this purpose. The action taken
py inc local authorities in the matter was not ascer
tanned prior to the departure of the South American
mail steamer
Ei4 EDIGlNE CHESTS F0ls SEaEPPINa.--
to order. O''-' ~ ~ - NNA NJ
OLD CHESTS rcplenished. promptly, neatly. and
az low rates bF BENJAMIN I. WEIGH,
Fharmaceutist,
No. So South Broadway,
IN lam Inc donr Snuth If Pratt at R.ito
VEStala rs Tas GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
u scrlbers have obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Balnore city letters testamentary the estate
WILLIAM HAMMOND STANSBURY, late of said
city, deceased.
All persons having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the 22d day of
september. 1906 they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
cuded from all benefits of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate requested to
make Immediate payment. Given under my hand
this I'D day of March, 1866.
SAMUEL A. WILSON,
mhz4-law4WS Executor.
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-, FaF9g5.{!..- TG5AsES ROAD R43L.
fs!EJ-E- y 5=s.-ssjE WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 9Th, cars win
leave City Hail at eacn hour, from i. NJ to ~. NJ.
Night car for TowsontOwn at Il p. u.
Leave To%sOntoWu every aour from A. ii TO
P. NJ, -yctpt Y noon noT
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WASHINGTON AND .ALgEfWDETA To
RICH I0HD AND LENCE3URg.

b
EIUIM0HD AND LENCEBURd.
49, On and after FRIDAY. SEPT. !, 1865, the trains
this road viii run follows.
TRAINS SOUTH,
oFaadra al. les r. ami ami a'' y
,TorLonsvll-a Gt......i2.i1 7. NJ. ard 40 A. N
arriye Ia !uohMoDa at...... !. ". and H. IT,
Lgn'h?FsREs B Tvs E 2.I3 Fin NJ ni5- An.
Leave LyroaErg ;.t...,... Is 4. NJ and us P. H.
hi.h-23uG dt.....,.-... I Il. i. and rs l. u
GoTdonsyii.e at.......l2s50t =. ~. and 1929 A. H.
hrrIYe III IeXahJ:ia at... l.-5 ?, y. and i5J A. "
Washington at. $50 2 "! and So A. X
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria If
A. NJ arriving N GortensVllle at li.43 i. H.. lea f6s
gor39nSvle 81 1885 +. NJ arriving in Alexandria at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Afazap-
dria at a. NJ, arriving in Lynchburz at ITO ?. H.:
leaves lsyRchbu-g a. $50 :. Nj arriving in A3oxan-
dria at go :. II.
Passengers FOR J. a-roaton will take the ? A. ii.
ran Soctn from = 3shlnEton, snd tae6.45 A. H. TRAIN
PASSENGERS by TIE G45A, NJ. sHd r Is p. N. trains
from lynchbursI Gn& the A II. and LISP. y. trains
from RICHMOND connect with trains at Washington
tor al parts OF the North and Test.
Iais route has the advantage over all otaurs, =,
having a continUOus rail from New York 70 LINEN.
burg-!h5 miles. " 80 ~
It also pas through Fairfax, Bull Run. E5anassass
1rlst99e Gatle!Ss, H2ppaAaEnCck, Culpepper Orarge
ana tofd9nsye, whore many OF the late great bstee
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express buiId-
ing Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dannt
IN Washington, so the De9ot on Maryland avenue
Traizs ieaTo the cCT1er Of First and sts. " ashine
ton. VIZ. Il. MCCAFFERTY,
General SuperintCn0ent.
j. II. BR0ADUS,
0c5-tl General Passenger agent
g-5g.szg!a. TGisEx R@AD Ran.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance Company

=,
OFFICE sTS SOUTH BERG ElEvAE.
in the Banking EaEGe formerly GecJJDinl
by the sec0Aei National Bank.
This Company insures tgitkout charge for Pollen
Buildings Merchandise and other Property in or 0rt
of tho city AGAINST Loss Damage by Fire for one
year for shorter period, and assurances may be
made for seven or for a less number Of years. The
Company also inSUres Vessels and Cargoes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk.
Applications for Insurance or for Information in
relation TO the Company may be made to J NJ IL +
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to
HENRY c. JONES. Secretary.
PRESENT BOARD or DIRECTORS
K. u llawey, John j. Abrahams,
Jas. I. Randolph, Jas G. Ramsay
Nm. ii. Gathcart, George A. Coleman,
Charles I. Morris, Ebos. Booz,
John s. Gilman, Caleb r Uvnas
mhl2-n JOHN w. RANDOLPH PrnSi1apt
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EE2TL REGULATIONS.

Time Of Arri0ol and Closing of Mailg at the Post
Office, Baltimore, hiG.
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For SALE BY AL MEDICINE DFALEes.
Or. Humphreys is consulted da3,y at bis Office, per-
sOn4iiY or % letter above for all forms Of disease
taf- pGdlF
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" Office ~ HEREBY GIVEN, That appF-
~ ~ eahen will be made to the Mayor and City
CounGn OF baitlmore at the present session of the
Holiday streets. fcS-lsWsv
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-07-14

COMPLIMENTARY.--We are in
debted to S. e. Carey, Esq, General
Ticket Agent On the NJ. G. r. r for
free ticket over that road, to attend
the Tournament at Holly Springs, on
the 18th and 18th inst. Many thanks.
We shall endeavor to avail ourselves
of the freedom of the road, and be-
speak in time for berth in that
magnificent sleeping car we nave read
of, of which Horace" is owner and
Walter" captain.
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COMING OUT 1t will be seen by

COMING OUT 1t will be seen by
reference to orr announcement -"
fOlumn, that the candidates are be-
ginning to come out. As the elec-
ion is just two and a half months off,
it is about time, now, that gentlemen
2spiring to serve the people in the
hariouS responsible positions to he
He'd, should advise the suiII%gana
f their good Intentions and honora-
lie aspirations, to the end that they,
he voters aforesaid, may make a ju-
.icious choice.
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TIE TOURNAMENT At HOLLY
|srRINGs.-There is to be a grand
Tournament ut Holly Springs on the
18th and 10th Of the present month,
lit will indeed be a grand affair, as
many gentlemen, both Of this and
Iron the State of Tennessee, have
entered the lists for the prizes. There
Twill be some magnificent riding on
khe occasion, worthy eff the. grand
cavaliers of the olden time. The
Tournament is gotten up by the Mon
Iumental Association of Marshall
county, and the proceeds are to be
Expended in the erection of mont
ment TO perpetuate the memory of the
confederate dead--a most worthy
and noble object.
Persons wishing to attend the
Tournament will be passed over the
Mississippi Central railroad at half
price-go aud return-;ickets good
for five days.
Certainly none OF the young ger
tlemen of Madison who can cOnve-
niently attend. will lose 90 fine an
opportunity Of enjoyment.
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II A FINE VEGETABLE.-The "bCtter
half" Of the editor Of this paper ac.
knowledges the reception from hel
{ esteemed friend, Mrs. 7 j Richards
. drumhead cabbage, which being d,
vested of the outside leaves, weighed
four pounds, and measured sixteen
inches, close measurement. 1t was
round as a ball and almost white
even to the inside leaf. "A flnei
vegetable we have never seen and
we shall eat some of it, even at the
risk of getting cabbage on the brain
gain. Many thanks to Mrs Rich
bras.
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EE We have the pleasure to an
bounce to our readers that Prof. a.
Brown and the music class of Mr..
J. j. Gilman's school, will give a
grand concert On the evenings Of the
18th and Goth inst, in the Masonic
Fall. Let all at tend who are fond of
rood music.