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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

FIRE IN ALTooEA.-We understa nd tha
a very destructive fire occurred in Altoona
on Monday afternoon last, by which some
FIVE or six business houses and one or tive
stables in central portion of the townwefe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

IMPORTANT FROM ALTooNA.-Our latest
advices from this rapidly growing village at
the foot of the hill is to the effect that our
enterprising young friend. Billy McDevitt,
has stocked the renowned Green Corner"
with most beautiful, varied and extensive
assortment of the choicest dry goods. grocer
les, notions, ETC., that has ever been displayed
upon his shelves. So he is now ready to at
tend to all who seek attractive bargains.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

CANE TO HAND.-Our young friend, Geo.
Yeager, of Altoona, has taken our hint about
a toot horn or tin whistle for our boy, in its
literal and broadest sense, and has not only
sent the aforesaid Juvenile horn, whistle
and rattle, but has also kindly bestowed up
ON ourself horn of larger dimensions, which
he requests us to dedicate to the blowing of
the RAIDS. up Salt River. AS we do our
blowing through the Freeman, and as our
boy is past the age for rattles and diminu-
tive horns, we have delivered into his pos
session the larger horn, and sent to newly
married friend the balance OF the music,
who, we trust, will 6nd use for them in
due course of time. We hope our friend
George will be satisfied with the disposition
we have made of the articles.
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NTANTED-AN AGENT-0ne chance
Wv in each town, worthy the attention ot
an active business man, to take the aae.Sy
for the sale Of BrddSl-eci'S RUbber -l1o'e'2;'.$
and Heather Strips. applied TO the side'' top,
bottom and centre of doors and Windows
The sale is beyond anything ever offei Ell be-
fore to an agent, and from $40 t. SIS TFr
day can be made. Send for agents circular.
The first who apply secure barsai1: Tern EN-,
for Moulding. cash j. r. BRADS1kEEf
& CO., Boston, Mass.
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ANOTHER FEsTIvAL.-In order to aid in
the erection of the handsome new church
which our Catholic friends are pushing for
ward with such comfnetidabie enterprise,
the ladies of the congregation have made up
their minds to hold another festival, SINH
lar to the one held last month, during Che
approaching holidays. A number Of valua-
bic articles will be offered for chances, among
them the irrepressibe little mule and a
splendid gold watch, all of which have been
donated for the purpose. We hope to throw
further light on the subject next weeE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31

M gTTTT IJVE Don't be hu"DuggFg ,sa ,ent, > J,
cast iyOn or machine "Stencii tools sem,
for our New Catalogue of Improved Stenc't
Dies 20 varieties. all Of .Stee3, carefully no
ished and tempered. S. NJ. SPENCER q
co BrattlebOro, VT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-26

RoLD ATTEMPT AT RoRBERY.-The
immunity with which burglaries are com
I mitted in Memphis has so far embold.
I ened night providers that no portion Of
I me city is safe from their d~epredations.
A bold attempt was made about one
O'Clock yesterday morning 10 ~burglari-
ously enter Mrs. Gatti's millinery estab-
lishnent on Second street. Two men
were engaged in it; q remained on the
street to watch for the police, while the
! other endeavored to effect an entrance
through an open window in the alley q
few feet in the rear Of the street. He
put up the ladder and reached the win
how. Fortunately Mr.. Gatd awoke,
mon which the rascal scamPered down
tie ladder, joined his psi, and both ran
ranidlv down the street. The ladder fell
Win 4 crash, arousing nearly everybody
in the Immediate vicinity. The estab.
Ishment is in the heart Of the city, and
-ss.sis were permitted to make this bold
attempt, and escape without ~aEousing
the police.
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Resilient Notice.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No l15s-John W. LsitWiek& Co. VS.. Davis, Al
lson & Co ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this Gauss
L that the defendants, II. q Davis, J. h All
son II +. Foster firm Of Davis Allison &Cu.l
National Insurance Company. W. j. DAVIS and
W-S. Davis are non-residents OF the state o.
Itjs therefore ordered, That they make theh
aDpeasapce herein, at the Courthouse IN tbs
\ oftv OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the mrs.
Monday ia July. 1867. and plead, answer OF
/ demnr to complainant bill, or the same WI
! he taken for confessed as to them and set 5ol
| hearing ex parte, aud that a copy OF thas ordel
] Be- published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in The Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attests
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master
By r. ]. EBACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
CAN'T q Waddeu, SOls. FOX complainant.
a.T I.z4M
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attachment Salt.

Law Court Of Memphis,
W. B. ellison so, plaintiffs, VS.. ], Fl. Haynie
q Co, defendants.
A FFiDAVIT for attachment having been
a made in this case ia pursuance Of section
3f5 Of the Code of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued aud returned by the proper
officer = leyisd, etc., " IN the property Of the de-
PENDANTS, ,. II. Haynia y Co;
II is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear at the Courthouse in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, on Orbetore the second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the SAME
will be taken tor confessed as TO them, and the
case set for hearing eX parte, and that y copy of
this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy: JOHN DONONANl CLERK.
Clerks Ofice, May ?, 1851,
CIapp. Vance & Anderson, AttorneTs for
plaintiffs. mays law4w@
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Non Resilient Notice.

In the Chsncery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. I2Os-Henry Rice ct ell vs.. samuel Pollock
ct al.
me defendant, BENZ. f. Johnson, is a non
resident of the state Of Tennessee
IL is therefore ordered Ihat he make ms
aDpearance herein at the Courthouse, In the
civ OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the FRS
Monday in July, 1867, and plead, an
swer OF demur To complainant bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, as to him
and set for hearing eX parte, and That a copy
I'd this order be published once a week, fol
four successive weeks, in the memphis Ar
PEAL.
~cOpy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY h. J. BLACK, Deputy CLERK snd Master.
Gantt 4 Waddell, sells. for complainant.
tel IaW1W
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bidder as S matter Of principle; he had
a conversation with the Messrs. Green
law b. Jones, and could get no explaua-
ton as to how they were to account for
any claim to the contract simply be-
cause they happened 70 be ind0rsers for
the city to the amount Of sixty-nve
thousand dollars, was no claim-they
were well secured he was prepared to
take the responsibility before the people.
Alderman Lynn stated that the bonds
required by the finance committee would
be from actual property holders Of this
city, and parties from abroad would not
be taken, no matter how wealthy they
were. He again reiterated bis opinion
that the financial condition Of the city
depended upon the successful completion
Of this work, and that could be done by
giving the e~ontracttO Greenlaw & Jones.
Alderman Passmore said that the
chairman of the finance committee had
made some very broad statements in
reference 10 the depreciation Of city scrip.
Upon what he based these statements
nobody knew. He (Mr, p regarded
this as a matter of Gift to Messrs. Green
law d Jones, of some t~wenty-three
thousand dollars. He did not believe
these gentlemen desired any such gift
from the city treasury.
Alderman Boiling moved that the
chairman report hat the committee
recommend the rejection Of the report
Of the finance committee. Carried by
the following vote: Yeas-Powers, john
son, Clancy, Amis, Boiling, OiDonnell,
Smith, Hubert, PassmOre. Nays-Coch-
ran, Wicksrsham, Lynn, Hoist, Town
send, Lemon, Shaw.
Chairman Hubert resumed the chair.
Alderman Shaw reported the action Of
! be committee, which was approved and
'adopted by the same vote, except Chair
man Hubert, who was in the chair not
voting, and Alderman Shaw voting nay.
Alderman PassmOre moved that the
contract be now awarded to Messrs.
Hopper, Montgomery & Co, for al
streets embraced in the mayors adveT-
tisement except Main street.
Alderman Boiling moved, as an
amendment, that the parties be required
to submit their bonds to the board in
executive session within ten days.
Alderman Townsend was In favor OF
considering the bonds in secret session.
He thought it might be unpleasant to the
parties to have them discussed.
Alderman Passmore objected to dis
cussing the matter in public. He was
opposed TO secret sessions.
DIR. Shaw was in favor Of a secret
session.
Alderman johnson moved to award
the contract for Main street to Messrs,
Greenlaw and Jones,
A motion to lay on the table was lost.
Considerable discussion here took place
upon Alderman COchran's motion, which
again brought up the, question, as to
whether Messrs. Greenlaw and Jones
ever had a legitimate bid before the
board. II vas claimed that the bid
OF Messrs. Greenisw and Jones was the
lowest for Main street.
The amendment Of DIR. johnson was
then passed by a vote of Is to2.
The motion of Alderman Boiling was
then passed.
The question recurring upon the mo-
ton of Alderman Psssmore, it was
passed by the following vote: Yeas
Powers, Clancy, Johnson, Amis, Boil
ing. O'DOnnell, Smith and bassmore.
Nays-Coehran, Wiekershsm, Lynn,
Hoist, Shaw, Townsend, Lemon and
Shaw.
On motion. the board adjourned.
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Bill for Dirorce.

In the Circuit Court Of shelby County, Tenn.
Esther Anderson vs.. George Anderson.
IN this cause tU appearing from aMdavtt on
dle that defendant, George Anderson, is a
non resident OF the State OF Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered, That he do enter
his appearances herein at the Courthouse M
me city Of Memphis, Tenn. within the three
drst days Of the September Term, 1867, and
plead. answer or demur 10 cOmplainants bill,
~ tbe same will be taken for confessed, and
1T for hearing exparte il is further ordered
mat a COPY Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
pbis Appeal.
A true ~cOpy-attest
M. ID. L. STEWSeRT Clerk.
Pv Guv THORPE. ID. @. RecOr0N
HaIlum d MuuigaR attorneys fOrNand for
ant.
limo n 1857 1aIE laM4W
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THE TABLEAUX TO-NIGHT.-Not a
little interest is being manifested by our
pleasure seekers in regard to the tab
leaux tonight, at the New Memphis
theater, under the direction OF Mr.. w.
G. Thompson, on which occasion a large
number of young ladies and gentlemen
will appear. The entertainment will be
i~nterspersed with vocal and Instrumental
music, by the best professional and most
accomplished amateur talent in the city.
A large number of tickets have been sold
already. The box Office will be open to-
day at the usual hours, and we advise
those who desire to be present to secure
seats early.
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AsBURY FAIR.-The fair at StilimGn's
hall, for the benefit Of the above chapel,
continues to be well and f~sshiOnably at
tended. The attendance last night was
Ixge. The voting on the valuable gold
Epaded cane to the most popular civic
Ssiacer, closed, the vote standing as fol-
= $ Alderman Townsend, $50; Alder
nan Lynn, 3l2; r. d. Morgan, IL scat
teriug, l.. The fair will close on Friday
night. From the interest manifested we
predict a full realization Of the expecta'
lions of the managers of this noble
christian effort.
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THE RACE YESTERDAY The attend
ance at the race track yesterday was
large and fashionable, and much interest
was manifested ia the race. The first
was won by 2. 10. Dolly Day time,
2:275, S.O2l, 3:d33 she winning the first,
third and fourth heats, Screwdriver
taking the second. In the second race
the Maid of Memphis was triumphant,
winning the heat andra in 55f seconds.
We hope this is only a precursor Of more
sports Of the kind to come off here during
the season. The enterprise Of the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Megibben, and the excellent
management Of the superintendent,
Capt. Jno. S. Lail, deseTs3 all possible
encouragement.
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80 Rpsilenf N0fice.

In the Charcery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 1925.-Joseph o. Thweatt VS.. Kirkland Cal
hcun, James c. Calhoun 90 al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this oause that
the Defendants. kirtlanu CalhUun, Games C.
Calhoun, Iuhp C.. Calhoun, Lucy Calhoun and
TreadweQ A. Calhoun are residents of the CT y
and State of New York, and non-residents Of
the state OF Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, that they make THEN
appearance herein at the Court House Ia the
CITY Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrsi
Monday in July, 1851, and Plead, answer or he
to oOm~ plainantas OIL, or the same viii
be taken for confessed. as TO them and SGT
for hearing ex parte, and that a copy OF this
cessive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
A~COpy-Attest.
AUGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
Bv X. J. BLACK D. c. and n.
Up. Carutners, solicitor for complainant.
n-1Q 10 ,r4yrn
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Attachments.

Magistrates Court.
i. b. Rubel VS. Z. J. Morris, W. r. Butler rs
II. ]. Morris, N. L. Webb VS.. X. J. motifs.
defendantin the stated causesi Isl requires
and hereby notified TO appear CD the 1stn
day or June, 1867, at my ONCE, IN the avn
Fourth District Of Shelby county al iUoc-OcA
an and defend the actions thus eonlinsnss1
othergise the causes may be proceeded WIN
ax parte. n,zr 80
NAY 10. 1851, myls law4W
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Regular Memphis amidst. Louis Packet.
ID For Cairo aad 81. LaaIs.
BELLE ST ZeigIer master
This splendid steamer viii leave -,
as above on -
THURSDAY, Eth last, at pm.
je38 20 FLEH. CALVERT. Supt.
Regular ST. Louis, Memphis and Veksbura
Packet.
For Cairo and 81. Louis.
RUBLCON Blake master
This splendid passenger steamer II
viii leave as above E-
WEDNESDAY, 2jjh inst. Al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsrAD & Co. Agents.
Corner Main and Madison sts.,
ieI d or harfboat foot Mooroe 80.
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PoE - PoTNr.
O LoUIsvILLE.
FoR RIVE.

FOR ARRAHsAs RIVER.
Regular Memphis aud Arkansas River Packet
For Helena, Napoleon, Pie BIun and
Little Rock.
CELESTE Reese Priteharf master
This elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave ~
THIS BAY. 18th inst, az 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
Je1 70 No. Il jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine RfuH and
Llttie Rock.
CELESTE .-.-- Reese Pritchard maste
This elegant steamer viii leave r.
for the above on $3.50
THIS DAY, 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON. Agent,
Je-bIt star WharfbOat.
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Att0chnlent SMit.

Law Court OF Memphis.
W. B. Gibson & Co plaintiffs, VS.. CLEARWATER
& HayBie, defendants.
A FFfDAVITS for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance Of section
8455 OF the code Of Tcnnessee, and attachment
having baen Issued and returned by the proper
Of5~ZfB levied, etc, on the property of the
A5rthwesI or 1ulenwater & Hayule;
SantheaSt corner Nrqrdered that said defendants
10 a s-hp5ourv4nkse in the city of Mem
rettaebueg on or before the second Monday in
a@sext and defend this suit, or the same
Willie taken for confessed as 70 them and the
case SCI for hearing " ex parte, and that a copy
of this order be pyblshed once a week tor four
consecutive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
COPY: joan DONOVAN, CLERK.
Clerks Office, May 2, 1867.
Clapp, Vance x Anderson, Attorneys for
pIafnrfds, mays lawfw@
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DIRECT LINES The railroads are
every day carrying large numbers o.
people moth to spend the hot months
amid cooler breezes than those incident
to this climate. Those desiring through
tickets to ell points north, east and wes'
should not forget that Larry Harmstad
corner Main ana Madison streets, car
furnish them IN abundance. He i
agent for nearly all the principal rail
way lines of the country and can accom-
mOdate everybody.
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GEN. AEcORN.-FFom the following
letter it will be seen that Gen. J.. L. Al
corn, OF Mississippi, will address the
people at the city courtroom tonight.
FRIAR's POINT, MISS, Jun q, 1857.
To Nessrs. J. T. swain. r c. Brinkley, W. b.
Greenlaw, L. J. Dupre, and others:
Gentlemen: In reply to your call
through a city Journal inviting me to
address the people of Memphis on the
nolitieaI issues Of the day, at such time
as might be suited to my convenience,
bas been received. 1 am grateful, gen
aemen, for the compliment you pay me,
int am d~istrustful Of my ability to throw
any new light on the important questions
In which We are involved l will, never
theless, take pleasure in addressing such
Of The people Of your city as may honor
me with their presence at the city court
room On Wednesday evening, 26th inst,
At seven O'Clock. 1 have the honor, gen.
fIemen. to subscribe myself very respect
fully, etc., J'h- ALCokN'
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attachment suit.

Law Side Common Law and Chancery Court Of
the city Of Memphis,
CLEEK's OFFICE, May 81, 1867.
william Black. Plaintiff, vs. j.. Williams and
WlliaTo Williams, firm OF j. :. Williams 8
Co, Defendants.
FFIDANIT for attachment having been
"A made in this case I'm pursuance o! section
3411 OF the Cote # reuue see. and attachment
hav1ng been issued ana rftIrlcd bv the proper
officer "leyfet, etc, on the property Of the
def ndauts. J. s. WiIEams & Co.;
Il j. Therefore ordered, That sa q dsisnrInfs
appear at the Courthouse, ban the city of Menu
pills, Tenn .on or before the secnud Monday in
October next, and defend chs suit, or the same
will be taEen fr cfufessed Us 20 them. sad the
case set Tor bearing eX parfe and that q
copy Of this 0.ler be published once week for
four consecutive weeks in the Memphis DAILY
APPEAL
A eopy: JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
b II. CApERs, y C..
D.. a. Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff
f1 fqu4r
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THAEKs-We are daily under obliga-
tious to the enterprisiEg newsdealer
Albert Beer, No. 2S7 Main street, for the
latest western and northern papers il
advanced the mails. Beer is always VI
with the latest news from ali quarters.
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ROBBREY.-The drug store occupied
bv DR.. Penneu, was entered at al early
hour Yesterday morning. The robbers
gained admitrsnce by the use of a pair
Of nippers, and got off with a quantity OF
cigars and about fifteen dollars in
money.
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elaborate artickd SVUkISs
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49, y
u atsutss-erce 1.-The following or
a 81 deer DEGREES weIe entered yesterday
VS.. MallOn, adm'X, final decree
al. VS.. Anderson ct al, final de-
cree 'stcKinney ct al. VS.. Winters ct al,
Injunction re~instated Greenlaw VS..
Hopkins, decree for sale; Walker, adm'x.
VS.. Nelson et al, decree for sale Brooks
vs.. Beths, deesee confirming sale Strain
VS.. VaEe nQCice D. final decree; TayloI
& McEwerot"He be8ddin, final decree;
Lee, Bliss of n6t9 Shloss, order, nunC
pro tGucr Of threNvs. Spittle, decree con-
firming sale. The hearing docket will
be taken up to-day at No. 5l4.
Law CGURT.-Stands adjourned until
the fourth Monday in August next.
This order was made by the cnus+
ia compliance with the wishes of netn-
bers of the bar who desired to adjourn
over the heated term.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Yesterday the in
dietment in the case of NJ. Combs, Jr.,
rare, was quashed, on motion of defend
ants counsel, on the grounds that the
~proseoutrix was a femme e0pert, and
therefore could not prosecute except in
the name of her husband, The case OF
John Gearin, murder, was continued
bv consent. The case of VIM. Stroud
was dismissed, a not. pros. being entered
by the Encouragement. The cases SCI
for trial to-day are: A. Williams and
B. Mccoy, larceny Thos. COyne, ma
hcious shooting B. II. Lynch, embez'
element.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Yesterday in the
case of Bob. Church the jury returned 3
verdict of not guilty. The State VS..
StilIman. and state VS.. StOner, continued
tn next term. State VS.. Price, remains
nendipg in court. The cases set for trial
TODAY are: The State vs.. Isaac Elliott,
misdemeanor State VS.. George Stein
never, misdemeanor State VS.. Kate
Stoner, misdemeanor State VS.. Nettie
White, misdemesnOr.
MoTToN DIsMIssED.--The motion to
strike the name OF N. Combs, ir., from
the list Of attorneys was dismissed yes
terday, there being no prosecution. o
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR EVANSVILLE.

Memphis and Evansville Weekly Packet.
For New Madrid, Columbus. Cairo and
Evansville.
This elegant passenger steamer II
viii leave c
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY &MILLEB, Agents,
Jelbz - Madison street.
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uON. j. w. LFFTwICH's APPOINT
ENT

HON. j. w. LFFTWICHfS APPOINT
n
The Hon. Jno. W. Leftwich and otherI
will address their fellOw-citizens at the
following times and places, commencing
at eleven o'clock each day to-wit
SomerviIe. Fayette Co, Monday. Julyi.
Grand Junction. Hardeman TUESDAY July ?
salisbury, Hardeman Co., Wednesday. July $
P0cahOntaS. Hardeman Co, thursday July 4.
Bethel, McNairy Co, Friday, July5-
Adamsville. NcNairy Co, Saturday, July 8.
Higgins store, McNaiTy Co, Monday. JulyG.
Cotton Ridge. McNsiry TO, Tuesday, July g.
Nedea. Madison Co. wednesday, July 10.
Denmark. Madison Co. THURSDAY. July II.
GadSden. Madison Co., Friday.July T.
smelly Depot. shelby Co, Saturday July IL
Bells Station. Haywood Co, Tuesday, July 10
C4ge-viue. HAYWOOD Co, wednesday, July u
Harris store. Haywood Co. Thursday, July Is
DancyviIe. Haywood Co, Friday. July 49,
Nas1n's Depot, Upton Co, saturday, July 20.
COvingtOu. T1pton Co., Monday July -
POrterSvfle. Upton Co, Tuesday, July q,
Cuba. shelby Co. Wednesday, July "a
Bartlett. shelby Co, Thursday, July >.
Galloway. Shelby Co., Saturday, July 2.
His opponent, the Hon. D. A. Num-, il
respectfully and urgently invited TO bt
present and participate in the discussion
SAM. p. WALKER,
Chm'n Eighth Central Executive Con-.
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CONTINUED.-The case of Bob. Over~
ton. accused OF robbing the room OF Al
HAYWARD on Sunday last, was up before
Justice Creighton yesterday, when, for
wantof evidence on the part OF the state,
it was continued till to-day, when 1t Will
doubtless be decided.