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. toAout anu ~ e'N1AcIaAi- 1H4aife al tHls 8uiNS
april Il
MedIeaI.-NOt only in this city. but thi.
entire country has become familiar with the
reputation of Or. Coleman, as the most reliable
and successful practitioner in his speciality. in
the South. Perhaps no physician has given
more attention to. and applied himself mors
earnestly and assiduously to discover the most
speedy and positive cure of Diseases Of Fe-
Enales, Diseases of a private nature,
ManhOOd's DebiIifies, Self-abuse, Ner-
vOus Debility. Sexual Infrmifies, etc..
than he has. Patients who reside in the country
can have the remedies applicable TO their sew
eral disorders forwarded to any part, carefully
secured 10 a portable compass. and in every
respect Of convenient use. Ladies need not
hesitate in applying for advice. A personal in
terview is not ALWAYS necessary. Medicines.
with instructions. can be administered through
the medium of correspondence.
DIR. Coleman may always be found in his
Office, in the rear of his Drug Store. on Me-
Lemore street. His medicines are carefully and
accurately compounded By educated and accom-
plished pharmaeeutists. Address.
rsaEase LII. COLEMAN. N, d.,
apr1ltf 30 Church st.. Nashville. Tenn.
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/. o. r. MA new secret society,
called the Independent orderof Red Men,
has been organized in this city under the
auspices Of Manus Gorham, Great Chief Of
Records Of the United States. The City
Council heard the tramp of the newly
initiated last night and was slightly dis
turbed thereby.
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The FRANKLIN insurance anu DanklAS
Company of Memphis is reported to have
failed on Thursday, with assets estimated
at 1920, 900 and liabilities at $4,000
Adviees from Washington report that
the receipts from internal revenue sources
on Saturday, the 9th inst, were S3,143,-
511 II, making the total amount for the
week SIS, 1888, 889 %, and the total amount
since the beginning of the present fiscal
year, $219, 4,463 SO, The customs from
March % to 80 at New York were 81 $780,
988 %; Philadelphia, $74,979 A Balti-
more, $l19767 81; New Orleans, March
16 to "a, S98,597 IS; San Francisco,
February % to %, Sl18,4lS "A; total, 81
9O7, $50 TO- In New York there has been
an increase of more that $500,000. The
amount of issue of national bank currency,
for the week ending Saturday, was $27, $50.
Total issued to date, 1902, 936, 256. From
this is to be deducted the currency re-
turned, including the worn ont notes
amounting u %o,ttf 5OoA AeaNlhB IA aCiuai
circulation at this date, S29S, 88S, ga.
The United States Treasurer holds bonds
as follows As security for circulating
national bank notes, $34O,6lO, $50; as
security for depositaries of public money,
$38, 88O,95O. Total securities held, $685.
49l, 900.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon of the 9th inst. says "The
market generally presents less animation
than usual at this season although in some
classes of produce there is still considerable
speculative movement. The dry goods
trade is moderately active; the demand is
chiefly limited to small lots to replenish
assortments. Prices of the most desirable
staple productions are barely maintained,
while for others the tendency is to lower
figures"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is without material change, hauing
opened in New York at lS7, was 1861 at
ll:30, 1863 at 1890, 1860 at P. NJ. and
closed at 1861 at Pm. Brokers here
were offering 1876 and were holding at 1877.
Government securities were quoted in
New VorI- ,.o,to-5o., M f,IIo,rs.
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CRIMINAL COURT, HoN. JOHN HUGH
SMITH PREsIDNG-April 12.-The case
Of James Carter, charged with killing
Mayhem, occupied the greater portion Of
the day, and after a full hearing, resulted
in a verdict of acquittal.
The case Of Eli Walker, charged with
petty larceny, was then taken up, and re-
suited in a verdict of guilty" The pris-
oner was sentenced to two years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary. .....
. MAGISTRATES CoURTs.-No State cases
were tried. The day was one of unusual
dullness.
RECORDERS CoURT-Thos Brotherson,
disorderly, $25 and costs.
Geo. Richards, disorderly, $25 and costs
Fred Clark, disorderly, discharged.
Hugh Morrison, disorGerly, discharged.
Angeline Bell, disorderly, discharged.
Kittie Allen, disorderly, discharged.
Sally Parish, using language calculated
90 provoke breach Of peace, costs.
Lavenia Craighead, same ofense, costs.
w. A. Mathews, disorderly, costs.
VIM. Mcbride, using language calculated
TO provoke a breach of the peace, costs.
A.G, Hagey, disorderly, S25 and costs.
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There is land Of pure delight.
Where saints immortal reign
A heaven for both black and white,
And a hell for General Paine"

GREAT EXCITEMENT 1T has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street
inch. 26-3m. NJ MoRaANgTERN.
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o. BOhme, Trimmings and Variety
Store, I39 Church street, CKirkman
Block 1.-The latest Novelties in Staple ana
Fancy Trimmings. All the friends made
the last fifteen years are politely invited and
requested to bring THEIR friends along.
The old establishment on Union street will.
for the present, be kept up, in first rate style,
toe. mar31 If
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For Cairo, Sc. LOuis, Memphis end
New Orleans.

THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
i steamer TALTSMAN, WM. LsIla< -
STRONG, Master. o. W. DAVIS, -
Clerk, will leave as above on SATURDAY,
the 18th inst, at 4 o'clock P. NJ
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
W. A. PEBBLES,
Cor. Broad and Front sta
or CORBETT BOYD. Agents.
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Have Your House Bells Hung and
Repaired By practical Bell-hanger. at T. P
WADE's, No. Is Deaderick street. sign big
Bell and Cross Keys" Safe and Bank Locks
made and repaired. All work warranted
marH lm-eOd
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Nothing.
DEPARTED.
J. L. Graham, Burksyille.
LEAVING TO-DAY. au
Talisman, Cairo.
Alert, Burksville.

The river is rising with FIVE and a half
feet on the Shoals. Weather fair and
pleasant. rea-ers-s
The j. L. Graham departed yesterday
afternoon for Burksvile with a good trip.
The Havana, from Cincinnati for this
port, passed Louisville at 7 o'clock A. NJ.
yesterday, and may be expected here Mon
day.
The Talisman leaves for Cairo to-day
at 4PM
The Alert is posted for BurksviIle. She
clears to-day. .et.s
The Ohio river was rising a little at
Louisville and Cincinnati on the nth, and
falling at Cairo.
The Mississippi at the same date, was
falling at Memphis and st. Louis.
The following is a dispatch to Capt.
PEBBLES
CINCINNATI, April 12.-Havana left last
night, cabin full of ladies on pleasure trip.
CAPT. j. D. PARKER
By Telegraph
PITTsBURG, April l2.-The weather to-
day was clear and warm and the streets
were thronged with people, and from all
appearances spring has fairly set in. The
Allegheny river at this point was rising,
with 1873 inches water in the channel.
kilograms from Oil City say there was
seventy-four inches water in the river at
that point. The weather was clear and
pleasant. Business on the main landing
was without material alteration Several
boats were loading for lower ports. ~
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So Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, April l2.-TobaeeO steady and IN
changed. Cotton dull, at Csc for middIing
Flour. choice brands very firm, low grades dull
ana neglected, and prices are generally low
spring 81 90GS 90; fair and prime fall, s. 4Q4
3 80, strictly prime. So 5093 65 very choice
white, 50 ~. Corn opened firm, but closed l9
at 81 10 sor best oats. Provisions dull and busi-
ness small, Mess pork lower. at So 95822 50.
Bacon UNCHANGED
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Great Aches from Little Toe Germs
GrOW.-Alf Willard. the celebrated Foot Doc
tor at the City Hotel. terminates his sojourn
Monday. April Is nprl0 If
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Our INV ENGINE.-The Louisville
Journal of yesterday says: 'The new steam
fire engine, ordered for the city Of Nash
vile, and which isnow at the ellis engine
house, on Jefferson street, awaiting ship
ment will be tested al the corner Of Fifth
and Green streets this morning at 10
O'Clock The machine is Of the celebrated
Jetiers patest, with piston movement, man
utacturcd in Pawtuoket, r. l., and is said 10
oe The finest steam engine built IL is
really beautiful in appearance and mo-
ton. The Nashville hre-boys are sure 10
fall ia love with il on FIRST sight II has
been named in honor Of Capt. William
Stockell, one OF the bravest Of Nashville s
fire chieisins, and whom We know 20 be a.
perfect gentleman az Tennessee can boast.
Capt. Linas Freeman, the present Chief Of
the Nashville Fire Department is here look
ing afleE the new apparatus, and will be on
hand to-day 20 wbdess the proposed trial. "
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Also the highest price paid for all kinds OF
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price list fur
nished when desired
Wa ARR SHILLING U. S. Revenue Stamps at Gov
eminent rates Of Discount.
.- Selling. SKIING
$50 to 100 per cent dis France Francs
loo to 500 per cent dis. Switzerland 60 per
500 to 10000 per cent dis Belgium dollar
N. Y. Exchanged Is pr. GERMANY.
Cincinnati q lilo pr. Bremen 81 lfper gold
Louisville 1-I0pr Thaler.
Memphis = prem. Berlin, 81 % per Prus-
Small Drafts "a sian Thaler
FORETGN EXCHANGE Munich 6l1<
England Sc 20 per Frankfort per ore
Ireland one pound Amsterdam Guilder.
Scotland Sterling, Corporation checks 9
per cent discount
Deposits received and collections made on all
accessible points
Office hours. A. N. to ?. n.
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|. Wheat moderately hctlve, bI
cided change in price. RFe duh a
western. Corn lever with NOR
gSl so for mixed western in store
lew mess closing al S23@$s.
Cincinnati Market.

CfNciENATI. April l2.-flour unchanged and
firm. The total stock here Is Do bbis. Wheat
firm, No. spring sold for S. 073S9S 10. and
very little Offering. Corn IS ia better supply
and is offered mere freely. and prices are l92C
lower. Ne. Z, SIC in bulk and 938$l0 % sacks.
eats are very dali. and prices are lower. closing
st Csc in bulk. Provisions are unchanged and
quiet. and are not in much demand 10 hhds.
clear sides. and 100 hhds bulk shoulders. sold at
SIC; packed clear bacon sides. l2l4e; shoulders.
s54c.. Hams are unchanged and steady, with a
fair demand.
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To THE PUBLIC IL GENERAL.-You our at
tention is respectfully called 10 the daily
arrival by express, Of custom made Boots
and Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe Store,
"A North College street.
mch. 2G-3m. NJ MORGANsTERN.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following is
list OF marriage licenses Issued by the
County Court Clerk Of Davidson county,
for the week ending April ~, 1867
WHITE.
Joseph Oswald aud Sarah Farnersky.
Morris Reilly Adcock and Mary Francis
Smiley.
William w. Henry and Fanny l.. Jones
William Miller and Matilda Won Sheele.
jacob Munderli and Elizabeth Sickler.
COLORED.
james Shaw and Jane Fry.
Hardy Goodwin and Charity Strother
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How GEN. PAINE WAS TAKEN Down.
About the time the cruel and blood
thirsty Gen. Paine was at the zenith of his
Infamous career in Middle Tennessee, he
met with some gentlemen at "the festive
board in one Of the towns not far from
Tullahoma, then his headquarters-perhaps
Shelbyville-and while the party were
trying, not Rebel bushwhacker," but
some old Robertson county, plain old
countryman from the vicinity, made his
appearance, and was invited 10 take a glass
and give the party sentiment. He told
them he would drink with them but could
not give them a sentiment. The party,
joined by Gen. Paine, urged him, but he
still declined and finally gave a. a reason
that the sentiment he would propose might
give odense to the General. The latter
assured him that il would not, but the
countryman distrusted Paine After the
most positive assurance from Paine that no
ofiease would be taken, let the sentiment
be what it would, the old countrymsu WIS
prevailed upon 10 give his sentiment.
Taking the prohered glass, he gave with
much deliberstion-
There Is a land Of pure delight
Where saints immortal reign;
A heaven for both black and white,
And a hell for General Paine"
This touched Paine in tender place,
and notwithstanding his promise, il was all
his companions could do TO keep him from
striking the old man he had induced to
utter his honest convictions about him.
The cruel scoundrel could not bear to be
twitted in that way.
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R. 7. KIRKPATRICK,

NO. 5S COLLEGE STREET,
is NOW IN RECEIPT OF HIS USUAL
i supply of SeRsOnAble DrygOOds, and
every thing in this line may be found at his
establishment, of the best quality, newest
designs, and ut the lowest possible prices. He
begs TO refer particularly to his stock of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
silk and Lace WrRpptngs,
DOmestIes, Linens,
House Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves,
And GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR.
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Beech. ManIOVe q Co. have just received
a large stock of Spring Mattings of all widths
and eOlors. 2615 North College.
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HoRsE STEALrNG.-The McMinnyille
Era Of the llth says; On Monday night
Mr. o. f. Brewster, three miles east Of this
place, had two horses stolen from his sta
bic. One was a gray, Eve years old, rather
swub-tsiled the other was q sorrel, eight
years old, newly shod behind, has been
badly fistuloed, but is now sound. Two
strangers were seen pass a neighbors house
about dark, on foot, and enquired direct
road 20 Winchester il was too dark TO dis
Germ their features, but one was rather a
low man, the other tall Suspicion natu-
rally rests upon these two men. The great
number Of horses being stolen throughout
the country induces the belief, almost GER
tainty, OF the existence q a thorourhly
organized band Of thieves and the people
Of the different counties and neighborhoods
should certainly take some steps to rid
themselves Of this great annoyance.
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lllW uiuutA l W A, A.
second Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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Wnodf Woodf

LARGE QUANTITY OF SEASONED
"A Wood TOR sale. az ny M0ld Yard on Col
ieTe Hiu, adjoining Rolling Mill braneh A
liberal allowance made % retailers. Orders lett
al the Yard. or az my Office, No. 6si< North
Cherry street. % staiFs, will receive prom pt
attention ChAS. z. O.NElLL.
nar3l In Proprietor.
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FoErrox EXCHANGE.

On London...............-........s69O per pound.
On DuDlln..s....s...... .s....-..s.s... b ~ "
On Edinburgh .-..-..-............. o 80 /"
On Berlin OF per thaler
On 6l1z gulder
And on all the principal cities Of Germany.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money.
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WING. TOBEY eco.

Jas. G.. 00DEN, Prest. Cas-. 7. WING. Cashier.
PEOP PIES Rank,
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. April 12-Cot ton-Sales of
$50 bales prices lower and market unsettled
Low middling 2l@251ze, but these quotations
are nominal. Receipts for the week were S4O5
bales, against 975l bales last week. Exports
q, $50 bales. Steck on hand Isl. 232. Fair to
prime sugar 1870. Corn in request at full prices.
Gold lSl14gl3715. Sterling exchange HIGHS
DreFuium -
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Efrst Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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second Northern.
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The CITY
OPENING AND CLOSING or THE
nNrT.s-FEBnUARY Ist.--Omcfal.

cLosEs. OPENS.
FIrss NOrthern.
A. n.
Second Northern.
il.0l A. M-.-, P. ~
First washington and southern via
Chattanooga.
l2n midnight A. A.
second Washington and SOuthern VIA
Chattanooga.
400 p. .--UO P. ~.
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
EdEeHeId and Kentucky r. u.
ll:J0 A. n:.......--.-..--.. 1900 A. NJ
Northwestern n. X.
20 p. N....-.-...-...-'- A. n.
Lebanon via stage.
1901 miduight ---s.-..-s .---.--.....-.h.0D P. n.
ThOmasviiie VIA Stage.
Tuesday
300 Tuesday a.l5 P. n.
Ieraan's store via Stage.
Monday 1890 midnight .....l.aO ?. A.
W Wednesday do ..---..--.-----..----... DO
FRIDAY DO ..-.-........-.-..-.'.'. 40
OEiee Hours.
Fmm5 =. N.toGP.N. Sundays, 7ta9A.Nf
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| 5-20s at "A.
Exchange on New York is firm at para
Ito buying and / premium selling.
There is very little doing in uncurrent
money. Bank of Tennessee is quiet and
dull at 25927c buying and 32e selling. p
Southern Bank notes generally are very
dull at the advertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks are dull
at Zoe discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9th inst. as follows $4,000 new issue
at CSC, $1,000 new at Csc, and $1,000 new at
Csc. North Carolina ex. cnPons sold at
Acc, and Georgia Is at SAC.
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 9Th inst says:
As the dispatches from Europe this morning
do not confirm the wild rumors which were set
afOat yesterday the excitement thence result
ing has in part sHbsided.
The money market is working little easier.
The rate for call loans is per cent and com
mereial bills pass at 7GS for frmer names. The
tendency Ofeurrency is to this city, and the an
ticipatiOn of greater ease Is gaining ground. In
the existing dizziness of business there is not
much inquiry for accommodation, so that the
supply is ample Of capital seeking temporary
Investment.
1t is announced that the Treasury bought
$4,000 of the seyen-thirties to-day, and one
million yesterday. The payments out of the
Treasury on account of these purchases will tend
TO prevent trouble in the money market from
the payment into the Treasury on account of the
sales of gold yesterday.
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
April 6, compare as follows with the pre-
vious week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which We add the specie
and currency balances in the New York Of
flee of the United States Treasury at these
Jo4o. ,azDaotivaIu.
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Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
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Edgeaeld and Kentucky R.R.
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AND JEWELRY.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
n Silver Watcheg, Jsweiry, Clocks, str4
reasonable prices. Every article warranted a.
represented. REPAIRING dsns vel sad Win
satisfaetion, a. heretofore.
=. WIGGERs.
doel5-2m- Nc. 2slf Nortis Cherry ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Piano at a Bsrgain.-Large. splendidIy
Oned. and in good repair. Inquire at this office.
sF
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Italian Awnings made at short notice,
BEECH, MANLovE & Co.,
apr4 If No. 25IS North College.
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CLOSES. OPENS.
Firss Northern.
sa,tgbt Hoo =,
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Northwestern R.R.
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Corner Union and Cherry So, Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals fn Gold.
silver. Governments stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
RsRd Southern Bank Notes
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james Shaw and Jane Fry.
Hardy Goodwin and Charity Strother.
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IINl mIIUlEII ----7.------'- 2. ~.
ThOmasvIIie VIA stage.
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Lebanon Via stage.
5ooo .f4.;.ht ea0 ID A,
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, April II, P. NJ.
COTToN-There was very little done in
cotton to-day. The continued unfavorable
advices from Liverpool and New York keep
sellers out of the market, and we have no
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BY TELEGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROM OMAHA.


The BuIe and AgOIalla Indians Make
cifie Road Shall Net.be Built Beyond
FOrf Hays, ETC.,
7, ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-Omaha dispatches
say that telegrams from the Indian Coun-
ell announce the declaration of peace with
the Bule and Agolalla bands of the Sioux.
Senator Henderson and Gen. Sherman
made speeches. The latter said "if you
don't leave the road alone l will kill you,
and | will give you neither powder nor ball
till yeu make peace Powder Killer,
chief of the Cheyennes, left the Council in
disgust. The Council will meet again at
North Platte On the 6Est Of A5vember. A
rensnHsrasion wall be given to peaceable
tribes. The Montana Post says that the
seventh regiment of volunteers have re-
turned to Camp Meagher, having failed to
oyertake the Yellowstone Indians. They
start again shortly on an expedition against
the Crows on the SWeetwater. There is no
doubt of the hostility of the Grows; they
are continually committing depreGations.
Great fears are entertained for the safety
of party of emigrants on the road from
Fort Smith to Virginia City, as they have
not been heard from for some time.
The Indians have notified the contract
ors on the Kansas and Pacific railroad
that the road shall not be built beyond
Fort Hays. that they mean war to the
knife. Great excitement prevails all along
the route and the laborers are leaving.
Col. Shoemaker is at the end of the track
rallying them.
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began to ply their vocation, and in spite Of
the efforts of the police and others, large
quantity Of property was stolen, most Of
which will probably be recovered.
The Mayor was promptly on hand, and
superintended the efforts of those working
upon the fire, giving orders for the destruc-
tion of buildings, if necessary.
A. A. Pearson, Commissioner of Police,
had his coat of and was working hard. He
appointed number of special policemen,
and did all that could be expected of him.
To mention names, when all worked so
well, is hardly Just, but, without disparag-
iug others, Policemen Mayett, Lynch and
ONeil, deserve great credit for their exer-
tions. .tt#. -r.f
Quite number of the sufferers with
their sympathizing friends, attempted TO
drown their sorrows in the flowing bowl at
night, in which laudable undertaking some
of them succeeded very well.
The people of Chattanooga have got so
used to misfortunes since the food, that
they are not easily dispiritea, and notwish-
standing tbs amount of loss sustained by
SO many, very few of the men we're des-
pondent. They appear to think that
Through much tribulation, etc, and that
they are now getting their share of tribu-
lation.