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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-In the pairing
race at the Trotting Park this afternoon,
Dan. Voorhees, took the first heat in 2223,
Billy Boice won the next three heats in
2:22, 2:2l2 and 2:19 Dan. Voorhees, was
distanced the second heat. Maganzeler
made the first half mile in the first heat in
1903. The owner of Billy Boice announced
after the race that he would match his
horse against any pairing horse in the
country for any amount of money.
Dansman q Galbough, tobacconists in
this city, were arrested to-day for afixing
fraudulent brands to manufactured to-
bacco.
Francis Rodman, Secretary of State, had
a personal alteration with Mr.. Scherach,
associate editor of the West Licke Post,
yesterday afternoon, and received blow
on the head from a poker. The difficulty
grew out of the publication of an article
recently printed in the Jefferson City Rad
ical paper, referring to the sale ofthe Iron
Mountain railroad, and charging that over
5000 900 construction bonds had been lille
gally issued to present TO the owners of
that road.
Mike McCool and Aaron Jones will give
their first sparring exhibition here next
Monday, after which they will go to
Chicago.
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WASHINGTON, September l9.-The Navy
Department has news Of the death By yellow
fever, on the 18th inst, Of the Pensacola
NAVY Yard officer, acting master II. {.
Wade, commanding the Yucca.
A Galveston dispatch says that Mrs.
Griffin, wife of the late Brevet Major Cen
eral Griffin, left there on the 10th inst, for
New York.
A telegram to Col Graham, acting Reg
lister of Treasury, received this morning
from a son Of Register Colby, announces
that his father is i'll beyond hope of re-
covery.
Chandler. and Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, Rollins, returned to Washington
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New YORK, Sept. 19.-The rumor that
A. 7. Stewart had died in Paris is untrue.
He left Paris two weeks ago for London,
where he now is. He will sail for home
by the Scotia on the 21st.
Hon. Henry J. Raymond and Park
Goodwin were passengers by the Arago,
which arrived to-day.
The grand jury this morning found a
bill Of indictment against Mathews, alias
Depyster, alias Livingston, the forger of
checks for SIS, 900 against Cornelius Van
derbilt. He plead guilty, and will be
sentenced early in October
George Hardy, insurance agent, was ar
rested on charge of completely in the al
legged Collicott frauds, by aiding in pro-
curing the fraudulent checks field to
bail in $4,000.
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COMING EKENTS.

We print this morning an article from
the National Intelligence, which, though
lengthy, deserves a careful reading by
every citizen, who gives due thought and
attention to the drift of public events.
Before receiving it by mail, the telegraph
had announced that it had elected con
siderable discussion in Washington city,
from the fact that the writer had been in
consultation with the President for
several days before its publication; and
1t was held to reflect the opinions and
foreshadow the purpose of the Chief
Executive. 1t is, however, intriasically
significant 1t is cogent statement of
the rebellious and revolutionary attitude
which the Congressional leaders have as
sumed towards the Executive and judi
ciary departments of the government;
and a concise enumeration Of the enor-
mites that they have committed and are
contemplating. 1t cites the responsible
tiles, duties, and powers of the President;
and insists that all the authority attach
ing to his great Office should be employed
to arrest the career Of this conspiracy
to suppress the Supreme Judiciary, and
depose the President
Mr. Madison, in the forty-eighth nuns
Der of the Fsderalist, declares that
In a representative republic, where the
executive magistracy is carefully limited
both in the extent and the duration of its
power; and where the legislative power is
exercised by an assembly, which is inspired
by a supposed influence over the people
with an intrepid confidence in its own
strength which is sufficiently numerous
to feel all the passions which actuate a
multitude; yet not so numerous as to be
incapable OF pursuing the objects of its
passions, by means which reason pre-
scribes 1t is against the enterprising am
bition of this department, that the people
ought to indulge all their jealousy, and ex-
haust all their precautions
The wisdom of this comment of the
Father of the Constitution is being
fearfully experienced by the American
people. The audacious leaders of Con-
gress have boldly proclaimed that they
are outside Of the constitution They
confess themselves at the head of a revo.
luton, and announce that they viii crush
every obstacle to its contamination. The
question is whether the coordinate de-
partments Of the government viii yield,
and allow this Congressional rebellion to
ride triumphant, and modify the govern
ment to suit the purposes of its pro-
jectors The Judiciary has pronounced
their proceedings unlawful The Presi
dent has vetoed them The opinions of
the court are condemned The vetoes of
the President are overthrown. In such
an e1igency, what is the next step The
concluding sentence of the Intelligencers
article answers; and the indications are
that it will be adopted, unless Congress
desists in its revolutionary course.
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largest Circulation in city and Stat,
NEWS OF THE DAY.


The worm is reported doing great dam
age to the cotton in Mississippi and Ar
kansas.
They are importing laborers from China
to work on the Central Pacific railroad.
Calvin Kelly, another Of the Fenian lea
ders in Ireland at the late outbreak, has
been arrested at Manchester, England, and
sent 10 Dublin.
The number of deaths ia Chicago for the
week ending September l4th, were llG, a
decrease Of forty-four for the corresponding
week last year.
The will Of Bishop Timon, admitted to
probate in Erie county, New York, last
week, bequeaths his entire property, about
81 100000 TO the church.
Gen. Spinner has directed the United
States funds on deposit IN Mobile to be re-
moved further north, fearing that the APP
pearance Of yellow fever in the city will
drive all government officials away,
Henry Cammers has sved the New York
Sunday NeUs (Ben. Woods paper for libel,
assessing his damages at $4,000. The
libel consists in the publication Of a story,
in which the plaintiff figures az a seducer
and a murderer.
Business was suspended on Change in
Cincinnati, on the 18th inst, for half an
hour, owing TO reception given to Major
General Sheridan, who visited the Tx
change and was received with most en-
thusiastic demonstrations.
In coal mine at Petersburg, Mahoning
county, Ohio, John Eckert has been
running a dist.Ilery for the past eight
months without paying the revenue tax.
The concern was two hundred feet under
ground, but an officer found and seized it
on Saturday.
The State fairs of Illinois, Iowa, Indiana
and Minnesota, occur at the same time this
year, opening September 30 and closing
October 5. The Illinois fair will be held
at Quincy, that Of Iowa at Clinton, that Of
Indiana at Terre Haute, and that of Min
nesota at Rochester.
A national exhibition and horse fair is TO
take place near Washington on the 28th Of
next month, and continue twenty days. 1t
is expected TO bring together some of the
choicest racing stock in the country. "Gen-
eral Butler" George NJ. Patchen, Jr.,"
Ethan Allen" " Mcclellan" Brown
George" Honest Allen" LADY Thorne,"
and "Silas Rich" are among those expected.
The premiums offered amount to $4,000.
Great efforts are making to insure its sue
cess as an agricultural exhibition, and to
this end the aid Of the Agricultural Blu
reau is TO be brought TO bear The grounds
selected for the fair comprise the national
race course, upon which suitable buildings
are in course of completion
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PITTsBURG, Sept. 19.-Gen. Sheridan
passed through this city, en- route for the
East. He was received at the depot by a
large number of citizens.
We learn from the Secretary of the Penn
sylVania Agricultural Society that Gov.
Geary will participate in the opening GER
emonies of the State Fair, which takes
place in this city on Wednesday next
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RICHMOND, Sept. 19.-There has been
considerable political excitement here
since the issuance of the order for election.
The first meeting in the State for nomi-
mating members to the convention, takes
place at Ashland, Saturday.
The Radicals here have appointed dele
gates to the Soldiers and Sailors Conyen-
ton which meets on the 18th.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Death of sir Frederick Bruce. etc.

Boston, Sept 19.-Sir Frederick Bruce
arrived in this city last night from Nara
gansett where he had been stopping few
days-he was accompanied by Sir Giepen,
of Colorado. He was quite i'll from throat
disease and much Frustrated DIR. Bigelow
and DR.. Hodges were at once sent for, and
also DR.. Hammer, who remained with him
until o'clock, when he died. Major Mar
cross on learning the sad news, issued
orders that the flags in the city be dis
played at half mast, on City Hall, on
Fanieul Hall and Common, and the bells
of several churches tolled during the re-
moval of the body from the city.
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Forger Discharged.

TORONTO, C. W., Sept. 19.-Spalding
alias Howard, the Chicago forger, was dis
charged by the Police Magistrate Yesterday,
the evidence being insufficient for his ex-
tradition.
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nrnr.Ierer Arresfed

MEMPHIs, September ia negro
named John L. Uhling has been arrested
Oh his own confession, for the murder of
DR.. Ramsay on the Raleigh road short
time since.
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this morning aud are at their respective
desks.
Major General Hancock called on Sec
rotary McCulloch this morning. lie does
not know when he will leave The city.
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A MOST DESIRABLE
Blue Grass F arm
FOR SAIE-

ON THE I4TH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
~ at the Court House door in Lebanon, the
undersigned, Commissioners, will sell tract of
S34 ACRES OF LAND, the country seat Of the
late Hon, Abe Caruthers. This tract Of land
is situated in Smith county, on the Csny Fork
river, twenty-five miles east Of Lebanon. and
seven miles from Carthage, with turnpike roads
to each place. It is one of the most desirable
country seats in Middle Tennessee. unsurpassed
in fertility, well watered, thickly set with blue
grass, and has three several family improve
ments upon it. The Pacific and Tennessee
Railroad will run through or near il, and steam
boats land upon it in the spring and winter sea-
sons 1t is, in all respects, one Of the richest
and most productive Blue Grass Farms in the
State.
Also, a tract of I6O ACRES, adjoining the
town Of Lebanon. Both tracts are divided to
suit purchasers.
TERMS-One- fourth cash, and one, two and
three years credit on the other three-fourths.
1t can be bought at private sale at any time.
r. L. Caruthers and Joseph W. Allen, at Nash
vile, can give full information 10 those wishing
to purchase. W. A CARUTHERS.
seplS I'm NJ. h. kITTRELL.
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FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

OFFICE Of TIE CLERE AND MISTER
OF THE CHANCFEY COURT Al NASHVILLE. :
September the 18th, 1867.
A. d. Powell and others vs.. Hiram J.
Wella.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE or THE
i ChanceTy Court 10 this cause, il Is ordered
that L. p Fort appear az the Office Of the Clerk
and Master, at the Court House in the city Of
Nashville, on THURSDAY, October AZ, 1901, at
10 O'Clock A. n, and pass bis accounts as Re
ceiTer IN the above named cause. On his fall
ing 70 attend, the account will be taken * PARTE
MORTON b. HOWELL, G. and u.
sepI8 Il
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yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Sept. l9.-The inter
ments from yellow fever for the twenty.four
hours ending this morning, were ffty-f7e.
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THE BEST REIsIDENCEs

in the city and suburbs. Also large number d
vacant lots ia the city and Inherent addltions ~
Nashville Also q very large number Of FARMS
In Davidson and other counties m Middle Ten
neSsse. A large amount Of mountain lands
Also a number Of farms in Arkansas, Misli5-
sippi Alabama and Georgia.
Gail and see Us -
j. l. x r. W BROWN.
Real Estate Agents, "a Union 81.
.orTT LIZ
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Spruce Street Railroad,

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT VERY Low
w figures
FTUe Small Houses and Lots,
near the presept terminus Of the SPRUCE
STREET RAILROAD Also several vacant
lots. Also Thirty Five Lots in the -four
ishinR village of Manchester, Just beyond =. p
Ament's on the Granny White pike. for which
We will take CORPORATION Checks. or sell on
liberal credits. Also a very large number Of
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THE !. ARROW TIE. ;.
NJ OS s. SIDE UTE.
For Young ladies.

VI " . s. ID E NSTITUTE.
For Young Ladies.
II ME SECOND TERN of this Institution win oasg
IL IN the new buildings erected for the purpose on
The First Monday in October.
Accomplished teachers in all the branches both solid
and ornamental, will be in attendance.
IERas-in gold or it's equivalent in advance, per-
sion OF twenty weeks:
NJ: oN ''''..'..-- --.--.-.......... % W
Incidental - 1890. ~ w W.
, EXTRA charges. at the usual rates, will be made for
the Languages, Painting, Drawing, &c.
session. -'' '"~
VIII be charged for the whole session
blankets towels, napkins and lights.
No pains will be spared which experience and kind
may suggest to cause the inmates of the Institute
70 pass their time pleasantly and probably
An ambulance omnibus will run from the Battle
mouse TO the institute every morning for the
cation Of day scholars, and Tetarn ia the afternoon.
JsFRANKLIN FORD
auIo u Principal.
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- $685. '---'7l- - sssisss
GOLD.

WILL.
ny ADELAIDE sATRE.
Gold gold gold
Everywhere gold
Mems hearts sold D
And welded to gold
And they tighten the links OF their saylsh chains,
And grcediiy goat 0 or their sordid gains
In the crowded street
w." Where the people meet
And huriiedly greet
They talk Of gold if they talk ut all ~
Of the yellow gold, and its rise and fall
It's the magnet strong
Which hurrics along
The feyersh throng,
Toward lhe destined mart, where fraud and art,
And all things evil enact their part
IT'S the Nation's King,
And the people bring
70 this iInpious thing.
All the homage due to that God alone
Who will try each heart on his judgment throne
IT'S tie test of worth.
And the coarsest earth
OF Plebeian BIRTH
Grows fiTc aud precious when gold transforms
The vulgar rich into tiaanting worms.
Conscience and truth,
~ Beauty and youth.
Zen life, f0rsooth, ~
All fall prey TO this god Of power,
And we forfeit Heaven for Mammons dover. d
It's glamour lies
On the maidcn's eyes
Who barters the prize
Or priceless heart for its trappiugs vain,
And blachcns her soul with pef1urys STAN.
Corruptblc gold
The ucerous sore
Iii the hearts foul core
Thou coverest DER;
And the leprous spots show white and fair,
When they Heck the breast Of the millionaire.
We hear thy tone
In the widows moan.
Aud the orphans groan,
And the plant of the poor III the last great day,
Shall witness the curse of thy nurderOus sway.
In the lawyers plea
'Tis plain to
That the yellow fee
Is rnightier far Than the righteous cause.
Aud for GOLD lie inangle the sacred laws.
In the gorgeous Func
We mark with pain
Thy rampant reign,
Where the purse proud man aud the Phariscc,
And the surpiccd priest all worship taec.
Shame shamt.- shame.
That the serpenttold
OF the wizard gold
Should thus cEfold,
And its virus spread through each devious part
Of that wonderful thing, the human heart.
Gold gold gold!
Everywhere gold!
. We are bought and sold,
And if half were told
Of the nonstrous crimes which wrought by gold,
Our brains would reel, and our blood cold.
@, brothers. pause
In your headlong toll,
And set your spoil
As specious FOIL
'Ganst that ether wealth which the Master keeps
Then doat if We can on your glittering heaps.
From the Home journal.
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1915. ESTABLISHED. ID
T. W. JONES
SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY.

| p0ILER MAKER and Manufacturer Of sta.iossa
- and Portable Engines, Saw Mills Germ 9as
Pumps, Flows, Points, Gin Gearing Crate Bars i
Babbet Metal. All kinds of Brass Gass.ngs taaae
order. Machinery repaired ON The shortest aotiee
Copper and sheet iron work Gone In the besfafz
Guage and water cocks steam gtages ggs Dipss Ia
fittings always on hand.
Special attention paid to all raiFoa3 aud steanBa
work
am also prepared to furnish lgalbcr and cora nts
at the lowest market prices
N. B.-I am the only authorize aren't for 4
hAVANAUGH, to sell rights to Use and to nsaas.
ture Buffers Patent Augers flor boring artesaa Te=.
IN the States of Louisiana and Texas.
ie20 1yl T w. JoSTS
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d Young man in Illinois vas nreatlr sm;t

q young man in Illinois was greatly smitten
with neighbours daughter, and wanted her
for his wife. En- order to win her unsophisti
Gated heart he invited her TO go with him to a
circus that vas showing in the vicinity. She
accepted the invitation, and as they neared the
ticket wagon, the young man rushed upon
his fate BY asking her suddenly if she would
marry him. No, thank you" she replied.
4 You won't, eli 1" exclaimed the ardent
youth !" then buy your own ticket 2 She
took his advice, and enjoyed the show greatly.
but be didn't.
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CARTHAGE
Male and Female Institute.
Carthage, Pamela County. Texas,

WILL open to Pupils FEBRUARY 4tt. 1877.
TERMS OF TUITION:
spelling Reading. Writing and Primary &ritA,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogla9ltf, Nat,,
raj Philosophy, History, &c... 59s
Aa''h, a Greek, Algebra, Geometry Surveying.
o Ahniaetytle Mental and Moral Philosophy Eo f17
ot me- mar Tor Tor session payable in advance.
ms institution is situated in elevated and hc4bF
piney-woods region, with excellent water and possess
Is I, =, VuiEt anu Pune TTBaCF7
ing and Sabbath school every SabbafH All branches
tauSh, In the best institutions are taught here Tbs
josephine Will be mild and parental yeg 6-u aud de-
Board be obtained in our best families at s1aa
per mouth. +. T. COLLIER, An
Principal
,ls Miss MoLLIE DABNELL,
lelo U a setatRML.
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A story is told Of boy who went into an
oyster shop in Portland, Maine. and said his
folks wanted two quarts of oysters. "soEid y
said the man. /" Yes, suppose SO; yc ain t
allowed to sell tho liquor, are We 81
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ME- would respectfully give notice to the public,
generally that facilities for the shipping of
Cotton and other Produce and receiving and forward
ing Merchandise generally, unsurpassed by any
House in the city, and as low as the lowest
Being near railroad as well as r1ver, no Drayase
Charged on Cotton from the house to the river
We are agents for BLAkEMORE, WOODBRIDGE
4 co, Commission Merchants, New Orleans. Liberal
ARRANGEMENTS made Cotton and all other Produce
shipped to them. We are also agents for McCom-
mack's Self-Raking Reapers. The best Reaper
made constant suppl on hand
Oar stock OF Notwithstanding of all gods in
this linc-is new, and bought in the lowest markets.
aud Is offered cheap as the cheapest.
Old Tennessee Rye and old Bourbon Fhis-
ky-We buy from the distillers and defy competition
IN other Liquors our stocks are complete and prices
low.
Iobacco-We have bought from first hands in Viz
gina, of the genuine VIRGINIA WEED, and cannot
be beat Call and examine
d51y TANDY Il MORTON
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EVERGREEN
Male and Female Academic.

kingston, DeSofo PaflShs La.
VIE Undersigned having taken charge of the above
\, Academies, takes pleasure in announcing that he
VIII open the same for the reception of pupils on
Monday, January 81, 1861.
having received classical education in the city oil
ohafieston c. and passed through four years train
ing IN the United States Military Academy at West
Font besides having had experience of nearly
teen years in teaching the youth Of the South he fiat
tiers himself that he will receive generous patronage,
anu afford satisfaction to those who NAV honor him
with the care of their children Competent assistants
employed as the demands of the schools ay require
Inc scholastic year will consist of two sessions Of
twenty weeks each. The public may rest assured that
,nese schools shall be permanent as the undersigned
mas determined to settle in this locality and build up
nfst class institutions of learning
iuiton tees will be 3d. 81 aud SIS per MONTH in spc
eie music, So; French Spanish extra; incidental
zee per session for each student ST. Board csu be OBJ
famed IN respectable families at from So SO l5per
month, in specie.
fuplis charged from time of entrance until close OF
session For further information, address
THOMAS HALL, a. NJ.
Kingston, DeSoto parish, La.
: REFERENCES Rev. j. L. Reynolds DID, Prof. III
2 nlverslty of South Carolina: Rev j. c. Furman.
D.D President of Furman University South Carolina,
lna faculty OF same Rev. j. P. Boyce, D D., Prof in
theological Seminary, s. c.; Rev. b. Manly Jr., DID,
rot rot; Lawrence Smith, Louisville, KY; Gov. Orr Of
>outh carolina fee 6ni-
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d deaths at an age over 100 are not unfre.

and deaths at an age over 100 are not unfre.
quent
1t will be borne in mind that the VIII ole pop.
ulation of the islands is under 2,000-hali
of them colored, and that the obituary of the
Gazette is almost exclusively confined 10 white
inhabitants of certain class
And it may be here added, a few years since
Battery Of Royal Artillery, which had been
quartered in Bermuda for FIVE years, left the
station without the loss Of a single man.