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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-03

Squire Thaxter interrupted me. The
Squire feels the wrongs of ireland
courted the widder of a Irish gentleman
who fingered in a loathsum dunjin in
Dublin, placed there by English tav-
ern-keeper, who despotically wanted
him TO pay for a quantity of chops and
beer he had consoom'd. BESIDES, the
,Squire'wants 70 be reelected Justice o.
the Peace. "Mr. Ward" he said,
"you've bin drinkin." You're under
the infloo'nce of Ticker, sirr'
Says I, esquire, not a drop of good
Ticker has passed my lips in 10 years.
[Cries of "Oh here now, that won't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-03

says T. so Slow, Finny, glo SOW"
1--WE wish to hear" continued Mr..
Finnigan, Moderatin' his stile summit,
from our townsman, Mr.. Ward"
Ibeg'd to be declined, but it wasn't
no use. I rose amidst a perfeck uproar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-03

The Town Hall was jam full of peo-
pie, mostly Irish citizens, and the en-
thoosasm was immense. They cheer'd
everybody and everything. They
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20
THE SORROW SIDE OF THE SEASON.
GIVEN BACK ON CHRISTMAS MORN
a POEM FOR TIE PERIOD.
BY TOM HOOD, JR., EDITOR OF "LoNDoN
FUN," ETC.
u mother matches bv her sick babel

wall the winds OF winter,
shaken iron the frozen ewes
many an lcv splinter.
On the hillside in the hollow,
weaving wreaths of saow;
NOW IN gusts OF solemn music
Lost in murmurs low -
Howhng now across the void
In ITS shroudIke vastness,
Like the wolves about a fold
In some Alpine fastness,
Hungered by the cold.
THE mother sings.J
Babe of mine-babe of mine
Must lose your
Dare / weep II the Divine
Wi should choose yOu2-
All, to mourn, as have smiled,
At the thought of you, my child!
All, my child my child!
Babe of mine, you entwine
With existencei
If one strips the cinging vine
There's resistance
Shall not then? talk Wild
Seeing Death so near my child:-
Ah, my child my child
babe OF mine-hearts best wine
Llfe's pure essencel
Gloomy shadows, that define
Deaths near presence.
Dim those dear eyes undefled
As Gods viOlets-ab my cb lid!
Ah, my child-my child
The Imperial purple ofthe night
ls spread, wine.dark, above,
But glistens with no gems of light,
TO hint of heavens love,
A sombre pail hangs overhead,
FrnRed with lurld clouds of lead
Ger The sleeping earth below
One long wide waste of silent snow.
And the wind means drearily
AS IL wanders by,
And the night wanes wearily
In the starlight sky.
THE mother SingS)
Must the dear eyes closer
Must the lips be still p
how love their speech that flows
Like a wantOn rinl
Mu st those cheeks, soft-tinged with rose
PalIid grow and chill?
Give her back to me, anrel in disguised
bay your mystery shall learn-yet with tear.
By the pangs the prayers
BY the mothers gee!
by her hopes, her fears, her cares
Give my child to me-
Give 1t back to mel
Quenched the eyes soft light
Hush the cowslip bl eath
Gong, darling, IN the night?
Spare oh, spare her, Death!
DyinR-is 1t sof
Obi 1t must not bel
Can my poor treasure gol
Give her back to me,
Give her back to me
Or take me too-lett one
Now my little one is gone;
All! my child! my child!
Among the clouds that sail o'erhead
yellow radiance is she'd:
And DER the millions wrapt in snow.
Ia born a tlnge of r0sy glow
Within the ar a stir-hRe wings
Of ange in their mlnIsI rings
A tremulous motion and thrill,
As with faint light tue heavens fill.
Nights sombre clouds are slow withdrawn,
And Nature cries "Awake, tits dawn"
About the lone lv easement
Blows fresh the breath of day;
The mother, in amazement,
0oo' u0"'n- -s'oolhS luue AWAY
The blue eyes open once again,
Once more the lips have smiled;
Her tears tell ike the sprtngtlme rain
God gives her back her child!
FootsfeDs are heard under In, ,oirGo,,N.
uroh, tho-o oro $1,000. 90 so'-
That pause the lattice pane below;
w hile voices chant the carOl-rhymes,
The Christmas song OF olden times
tCaroAers siuo an ancisnt oaroI \
A,vopo ,ood 1r..,,t,o,,a, T
TSa siboUba,ds sUGo ,Tosad =. Ig mohg ago
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20
A FAIRY CHRISTMAS TALE.
TIE STORY OF THE NOSES.
BY M. EdOuard LabOuIaye, the Eminent
French Philosopher, Publicist,
and Friend of America.
TRANSLATED BY MISS MARY L. BOOTH,
OF NEW YORK.
DedIcatorY Lottor.

''To Ny Young Friends in America: Dear
ChildTen:-When you are large, and are study
ing the glorious history of your country, YOU
will be told that on the other side of the Atlantic
there is an old country by the name of France.
You will also be told that almost a hun
dred years ago, when your grandfathers were
fighting for their independence it was in France
that they found mpathizing hearts and devoted
hands. 1t was from France that the friend OF
Washington came, the brave and noble Lafayette
"a name which also belongs to the history OF
the United States.
"Years have passed, and nothing has dis
turbed the friendship OF a ceRtury's growth
between America and FTance-that friendship
which you, my children, am sure, will pre-
serve. And it is in order to keep up this mutual
affection that ] send you this tale, which has
amused your young friends in France, and
which, hope, will amuse you also. He WHO
mothers; he was heart and soul with them in
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20
'leeIls In NsaHO tsOI .oN
HOOP SKIRTS

nAMAGED BLANKETS. WE WILL OFFER
l. good fine double bed al-wool White Blanket for
three dollars and fifty cents s3 5 per par; better for
"a pairs better Tor 81 so per pairs extra large size
pair largest u oI per pairs extra for So per pair
This stock of Blankets Is slightly stained on
abou Onehalf Of them; the others are perfect They
are direct from the mill They less than the wool
cost less than they sold for before the war and AZ
&C cd bargain as we ever sold.
1927 No, 1921 MARKET Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

Among the clouds that sa II o'erhead
A yellow radiance is shed;
And DER the hill-tops wraPt in snow,
ls born tInge of rosy glow.
WITHIN the air stir-lIke wings
OF ange 8 in their mlnIsI'rings-
A tremulOus motion and a thrill,
As with faint light tue heavens fill.
Nights sombre clouds are slow withdra
And Nature cries "Awake, tits dawn"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

the trials which they have nobly passed
through. To-day he would esteem himself
happy could he make you laugh, or dry up your
tears; and nothing would touch him more than
sometimes to think that over yonder, on the
other side of the ocean, there were young gen
tlemen and charming young ladies who forgot
the hours in listening to the tales of their friend,
the old Frenchman, EDoUARD LABoULAYp.n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
A NeedIess Committee.


A committee has been appointed by
Congress to visit Memphis, and inves-
tigate the causes and history of the re-
cent riot there. We cannot see the
propriety of using Congressman for
such Investigations. An official report
of the commanding officer of the dis.
trict which includes Memphis, TO the
Lieutenant General, would, we sup
pose, answer every purpose of an in
vestigatiOn by hessrs. Washburne,
BrOomall and Shanklin.
What ia riot IN Memphis or New
York to Congress2 Suppose the COM
mittee to ascertain, as they probably
will, that great outrage has been COM
mitted on the colored people, and that
the proceedings were utterly lawless
and inexcusable. What them What
can Congress do about it2 Can it pun
ish the rioters2 Can it do anything but
report2-except, indeed discuss the re-
port
Congress did not send a committee
TO investigate the facts and causes of
the New York riot That event was
far more important and dangerous than
the similar occurrence at Memphis. 1t
had an important bearing upon the war;
by obliging the withdrawal of troops
from Gen. Meades army, it interrupted
the campaign against Lee by leaving
Lee thus free, it enabled Davis to send
Longstreet to help Bragg against Rose
Grams, and caused the terrible slaughter
at Chickamauga, which, if it had not
been for the heroic conduct of the wing
under Thomas, would probably have
lost US all of Tennessee and Kentucky.
But the Memphis riot was a simple out
break of brutality, without Interior
purpose, and there is every reason to
believe without plan or design.-N T.
EUuiHg Post
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Self AhnaR.

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands of the noble5l
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 20 elOguenco or pen to song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the constf
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Il
a living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains arc scattered
the ruins CT reason, tho most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb26-B
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What Lcttcr-writer says about it.

What LCttCT-WTllcT says about IT.
II begins to appear that the METROPOLITAN
Police Bill is to be used simply IS an en-
CINE for the promotion Of partisan ends. A
letter appears IN a city journal, which un-
folds the purposes of those who viii gain
power through this enactment. Il suppo-
sed, as we are advised, that partisan pro-
cIivitIos of the present police force will be
speedily changed Offices viii be held out
as O. rcsist.ess bride, aud Memphis become
Radical" instead Of " Rebel" city. The
very men who precipitated and conducted
recent conflicts between whites and blacks
are 90 be bought, We are told their honor,
the price of office. Then they are 20 be
g.,rY,s aYsessol'' TetenaorH and lsrsovN 49,
hacks. Can the project be accomplished Z
TWAS the hope Of all good citizens, that IN
this matter, at least, GOV. BrownIow would
see tbat a share of justice was done this peo-
No Taxation we have borne, such as no
lL.,-,-,erri8I community ever endured ; ours
,s law a local government, whose eNlls are
ssr~,hc8 Go .rebels," and yet these "rebels,
many of theIn assentcd to a Police Bill, LAaI
they might escape an intolerable rule. IN
haUuv becomes our condition when u is pro
claimed, through al organ OF hodleai4s'l-'
that Ubiquitous ends Of partIsansnlP are ~
DE promoted. and that the boosted Metro
politan Police, as de from party purposes, is
simply an adjunct Of the Freedmen. bu-
rsau. IN this, we mean no condemnation
of the Bureau, as 10 exists IN this city. We
have heard Of no injustice to the whites IN
its administration but the declaration
made bv a supposed manager Of the Legls-
Iature. leads 10 the superstition that the new
Police organization is solely In the interest
Of negroes. Even to tits we would not oo-
isst. II Il did not involve hostility and IN
lr.t,re 4, whites Memphis Bal.ct.H.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE,
What every Man, Woman and Child
should Have,
NO EMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.

NO FAMILY SHOULD DE "IIhOOI IL
yr,r5Tg Nfa5irine has been tried the two last years
Of The Cholera, sud has proven TO be the best
,Iraveotat We aud the public may rely on lts dong
Whist DIT. McGHl says lt will.
er7rsrner Compliant Pains 10 the Bowels and 70
we immediate relief Of those symptoms Of Che
Fsro Printed directions are on every bottle, with
- .,-s and dose The Medic ne ls put up IN two
4sI,t SEES. OF, Price 81 o. CT SIX bottles for
e.. a 81. prce s., or SIX bottles for SO. literal
yS5,,,1r-1f made 10 those who Buy 20 sell again
Anv person sending $ by mail, VII receive 81
bottle b. express -
~ are nov ready 70 furnish al those who may
l.i IN the office snd rooms OF Dr, MCGlLLi over
49, I}ook store, Nashville, Tenn.
ayrI2l--3n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
Radical Falsehoods.
WASHINGTON, May IA. 1866.

W AsHihGToN, May IA, 1866
| CONSEQUENCES OF VICIOUS PRINCIPLE
The Irishmen at work at cleaping
out the canal here, who were hired on
the eighthour system, and are expected
to vote for Mayor Wallach struck for
higher wages to-dsy. force of color
ed laoorers put to work in their place
were immediately attacked by the
Irlsh, driven off with a shower OF rocks,
and would have suffered all the mur
derous horrors of what the johnson
papers call a negro riot if the armed
police had not been marched up TO
theH rescue. Under this protection
the work deemed necessary to save
Washington from the cholera was per
mltted to proceed
So says the Washington telegraph
correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune
The National Intelligencer Of the
10Th has the following notice Of the
above referred-tO disturbance
RIoToUs PROCEEDINGS AT The CANAL
Yesterday morning an attempt was
made 20 excite a riot among the color
ed laborers employed on the canal i'm
provement 1t appears that gang of |
colOred men had engaged TO work for |
the sum of s 80 per diem, and were
working near the Virginia avenue |
bridge While so engaged they were |
assailed by another body of colored |
men, who, by force, strove to compel |
the workmen to demand higher wages |
or quit work. Stones were thrown and |
the laborers were driven from their en-
ployment, but the arrival Of the police,
and the arrest of two or three of the |
put an end to the disturb
ance
The Tribune writer says it was Irish
men who got up the disturbance, and
drove off the negro Workmen on the
canal. The Intelligencer says the as
sailants were colored men. We have
no doubt the Intelligencer is correct
The Tribune has for some time, been
30 notorious for the falsehoods of its re-
pOrters and correspondents as to be ut
terly unreliable in any of its states
ments concerning the blacks. The
above Is q fair specimen.
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limited States Of America. Mid
die District Of Tennessee.

1rpEI. having been fled on May 2, 1896, boz
A tneT1 S. District Court 81 Nashville, by Wi,
- HunteT and ofhers suuust the Steamboat
Try Us" her bosls apparel, tackle saa ilrnl.
r-syl,g Tor reasons mentioned therein that the
same Fe arrested and finally sold, and the proceeds
5lstr blted according 20 Law; and said Sleamooai,
kc having been 20 arrested ~ me r.l
Cont I hereby give public nouce % al Tersons ~
te-.steI In said Steamboat, Der bosts, apparel
tarkle and furniture. 20 sppesT helore the sudse
- Conn. al The Federal Court room, 10 the Cap
-. Nasby.IIe on Nav Is 1880, a. 10 clock an
| - tben and there % PROFOUND ther clslms ans
MAKE ''0'' EDWIN r GLASCOCk,
J olH L. 5. n. II, ., Of ].
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
Forcing Negro Suffrage Upon the
People of the Territories.

The Radical majority in the Rump
House of Representatives has passed q
bill forcing negro suffrage upon the
people of the following Territories,
whether they want it or not, viz Ne
braska, Colorado, Dacotah, Montana,
Washington, Idaho, Arizona, Utah and
New Mexico.
Here is the clause in which they do
it. The ninth section is as follows:
"And be Il further enacted, That within
the Territories aforesaid there shall be
no denials of the elective franchise to
citizens of the United States because
of race or color, and all persons shall
be equal before the Law; and all acts
or parts of acts, either of Congress or
of the legislative assemblies of the
Territories aforesaid, inconsistent with
the provisions of this act, are hereby
declared null and void.
The men who thus force the hated
negro suffrage upon the Territories, and
who are trying to thrust it as bitter
pill down the Southern States, in
almost every instance represent States
who do not sanction it at home They
live where white suffrage prevails, but
are determined no other communities
shall enjoy the privilege. Every body
else is to be made to do differently
from what their States will do
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
MARKETS.
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, May 70.
Flour and Wheat dull; accurate questions can
not be given.
Corn quiet ct 5Sa59c.
Oats 4Ga47c.
Rye declined to 75ss0c.
Whisky unchanged; in bond %.
Provisions quiet; Mess Pork sold to the extent Of
900 bbls at $50 2ja3U go
Bulk Meats l2Ir@I514c, for Shoulders, Sides
and clear Sides, packed.
Bacon I7sl9r.
Lard dull at 2Il93.
Groceries unchanged.
Cotton held at 35a37c, but these rates being
above the views Of buyers, but little Sss done.
Gold lZ9lf.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HJUsEKEEPERs-sh should re-
collect thai hundreds o. d0..ar-' worth Of gEani
Provisions, &C., are ANNUALLY destroyed hy Rat.
Nice, Ants, and other fn-ecis ana ''iH.n-a5l =.
"CasTAR's" Pat. Roach, Ant &C., EEtermi naioEi
bous Do and used freely
pU See 'tC1-rAE's' advertisement above.
sB-srTH fn Nashville, Tenn, BY ". J. b G.. ".
SMITH and al DrlEysls and Dea.ers.
ruarchIT-sm daE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20

DAILY AERIvALs.-We are receiving con-
signments Of staple and fancy goods, bought
since the heavy decline in New York. We
are selling many Of them for less than i'm
portatiou cost or manufacturers prices
Call at GEO. SHIELDS & Co.'S,
ml3-lW No. p College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20

Evidence Of a great decline IN prices Of
drv goods. shoes. varieties, etc, can be seen
by examiug the large consignment Jus' re-
cciyed by OEo' SHIELDS 81 w.
nrq.1w q College street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
The Mos Perfect Iron Tonic.

II EGEMANi Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, OF Elixir
II Of CalIssyl Bark, with PyrOpho-phate Cf Iron.
Prepared by lEG EMAN a CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, hewYOrk.
FYKOPhOsP1ATE OF IRON was introduced by
F. RobqueL OF Paris, jn 1858, and received fsyora-
bic uouce from the French Academy; il il eas '
ass5I.lHIehi and Dot decomp9sed IN the omach by
onic, combining the effects q Phosphorus Ard
lron and 3 81, no. ngstpg qr 5 5Ff4s OF tns ~
vosr.rba,e Of ron IN each fluid ounce; and ~ ali
cssrs, where a Md and ethcscious Iron Tome ls
desired. win be hund a most valuable preparation
Samples furnished 70 Physicians on spptcS'ion.
PURE VACCDE CRU5I5. selected from hesltny
country children warranted reliable.
HFtIEMtN & COS Cordial Elixir Calssya BARK
Alnrn and KIuo Iozenges and ChlOrste Potash Lo'
zenges. All netbOVe sold by Druggists:
HEGEMAN b CO.,
mari en- Chmists and Druggists, New YORK
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20

Tbs STREET CAEs.-Tho street cars COM
menc-d their regular trips by way Of Cedar
street yesterday. The energy with which
the work has been pushed through reflects
the highest houors on the parties managing
the matter-Messrs. Nelson, Armstrong and
Douglass.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
1866

| A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-speakng
| Of "CosJars' Pat R0acu, Ant, Sc, Extern na.oI
"rn0re gram and provisions are destroyed ANNUALLY
| in Grant county by vermln than would ray Tor ,,h
| I'd INA Pa and Ir.rct killer 0l11s'sr lHa-
| Heal
/ =. See "CosrAE's" advert. ssmeut above
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1866

HOUsEKEEPER5 troubled with verm.u need
be so no longer if they uss "C0stAE's" EE'ermlna-
Tor. We have used lt 70 our sag-tsc tIon ana u q
~ cost a. We would have &C.. We have tined poi
sons. but they effected nothing but Costars. ar
GrIe knocks the brssth on o. Rats, Nice, koarhfs,
Ante, and Bed-BCRs, quicker than We can "rlle 10.
ItIs ip great demand all over the country - Aet1l0
lCt0J G1ze7E.
sS-see 'C0srAE's" advertisement above.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20

A large lot OF Garbsldi jackets for sale,
at CAWEE0N, GEIER * Co.'S,
Hicks block, cor. College st. and Square.
nib lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
F.O. LIGHTE & 90.
Uate Lghte, Newton Brsdburys,l
Manufacturers OF FirSt-Class Piano
FOrteE.

r5t,bsst Premium 81 the American Worlds Fair and
~ hibtion Of the Industry Of AT Nations,
Tv,UTs we'll known establishment fs now continued
NV Il LIGHTE and LOUIS ERNST, ST the
Oh stand All Broome st. between crosby and EN-
New ork City. lmAy--lJ
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CONVENIENT sALEs.-Major Kirk will sell
tomorrow, Monday, large quantity Of
corn and oats Parties desiring to buy Will
do well TO take notice.
Major Cox will also sell, on the same day,
q large amount of clothing.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20
CITY NEWS.
b. UINTER CASE AT MO-
BILE.
.la cotton Agent Accomplished.
--.L.NIn.OOO III Clcnr Prohts.


'"''"" agent Accom- ''s"' Tie
''-''"'""" oil 'i'"i ""'S'
-. .r..ttf. .ssoorNr Dexter. the
.... .,..ri. ,f N,ohre. has beep
... r.t d.. has bocp fined $3.50 e.
r-.,., ~, the trial that he
..... -....-r,,.rt and tho rconIe
... ..........-..
..r....,...
..
#a
ODD sold at am average Of GO cents
which made 81, O52, 600, and, IN
was proven that he got $4,000
bis influence 90 procure appoint
chico.
a.. Do a man is guilty, they
Inns t innocent, they punish him
.- knew court martial that was
.. .I laeaasses, who don't know
... between a principle of law
pounding of Cd whisky punch.
.a tao habit Of oyorruliug every
"a.a Del right, and admitting every
0a .s wrong.
.et, NOT thousand years since,
court martial NhcTe every
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. Il is an sdmira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
hrst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
10 is well worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. Idec2l-tst6weOwiy.
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.. nrror.-Wcar arc executing ovory
.."n a. plain and fancy Job Print
... uraloat style, and at tho lowest
.. .I.. Office.
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--..ra Licenses aud every description
H blanks for aaio at this Office, OF
.H order.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small BIRDS is q cruel man whoever aids In nz-
terminating rats De- q beuefactor. We SHOULD IKE
some one b gre ne the benefit Of their experience
IN driving out these pests. We need s0uetH.ug
besides noRs, cats, and traps for tbs business -
SclT'ltr AHicInu, ". J..
RS-5ee "CJsTsE's' advert semrnt above.
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To Whom II May Concern.

A IL. par-ops having -s.rns against the Nashville
a aed C-sftsu0oga Railroad Company, incurred
ur0r b l-t July, 1895, are notified that zll such
Clam are referred 10 a Committee Of DireetOr7i
ronz-st.uv OF Lev. aIe, "a. =. HlEuns, and Tl0s.
RI CsIdaeI F-4s- who meet boz MlriTeesDJr0 on
Honday and Tuesday. zgth and z7th met.
WM. INNS,
fsba5u General SupernEsodgat
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

The river is feet scsut and falling
slowly.
There were no arrivals yesterday.
DKPAKTED.
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Ladies' dress trimmings, etc, etc, at one
hay the regular priccs-fue poplins at 30
to 40 cents per yard; Irish linen at SOC. /;
linen shifting, linen towels, hats, skirts,
hosiery, haudkerchieis Mems, ladies',
and children's shoes, and a large stock Of
white goods, will be closed out at auction
and private sale this week, without reserve,
by GEO. SHIELDS d Co.,
mayl3-lw p College st.