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On Tuesday, June H. 1901
No. 20 n. r. D-Samuel Tate o a.. Ns- Iss y
SeIby ct al.--Chancery Court o. NAelH 80
X fhfz eanse I viii sell, NJ pubic suesloo' -
me highest bidder, al the SooI ''e e''i' 40
me ciSy OF Memphis, fenne7see, cu
Tuesday. June II, tSo6.
-, me bonrs Of 70 3 m and ~ m, tne
oelHesu ssies--if,ad real estate. t0-Wit. A cer-
sSin lot or parcel Of ground stnsts ylng and
being u .fe Isfh civil District Of said county,
anI ling sight acres and fourteen hunGredths
~ ~, acre, the same being the north part o
% ~. -, n of subdivision No. 7, as known on
~ ~. ris9, OF the subdivision Of the John Ram
- -. grranf OF I'VE thousand acres as suodiviaed
~ ~ a A. Kerr and 4. ). Todd. Lot No. Il IA
sSoJT1a on Eueker's msp marked I. 3 Tate.
TxRas OF SALE-On a credit OF SIX and tssel "
months, notes with good security, Win lntsres
nom day OF sale, and lien retained I'll pay
roent Of the purchase WOney.
Eouity Of redemption barred
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master
rnvf1 ids
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

TYRAISS leave as follows (city timel:
Througn Express, Sundays excepted, SEQ
an. Through Mall s: 20 pm; SomerVlile &C
cornmOdstion a. $40 p Ia-i Grand JunUi 70 10
Accommodation Train, connecting win MS
siaSi ppi Cent al Train, leaves al 1850 pm.
Express connects at Grand junction win
snernoon train on the Mississippi Ceuiral
RsiIroad for Holly Springs, Water Valley,
Grenada, Jackson, Nicksburg, MIS- New OT-
Al Corinih, for okolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile Ala, etc. ~t-
At Decatur, for Columbia NasnNLlei 4-2"la-
vile Cincinnati, etc. -
Al Chattanooga, for All places IN I-t>L5i n
Alabama Georgia, North and South Care ms,
Virginia. washington, Baltimore, FhilaceiplIia,
NeW York, etC.
Through Mall connects Al Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Team.
At Decatur Tor Athens Pulaski, Ala, Coiuin-
biE Nashville, etc
Al Chattanooga Mail trains connect FOR same
points - Express trn Ms
Baggage checked through
For fickets and further Information, apply al
The office No. R3 Court street
w J. ROSS, Genl SGpt.
AABARNES, GeuT Ticket Agent.
apl4 Il :. 4 SHOCK. Passe niger Agent
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TI,1ESfPR,S SnIR
or Real Estate in 6ibsOn County, Tenn.,
i TO be Sold at HumbOldE, 6lbs0R Comfy,
Tenn, On the 2SIh day OF Hsy, 1867.

vi Zeal Estatt IN bl05Oh OONhAff IeEAss
to be Sold at HumbOldE, 6lbs0n Comfy,
Tenn, On the 2SIh day OF Asy, 1861.
ny yirtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed 70 W.
ID A. Jones by Wm- D. Fly, bearing date 18th
Decenber, 1850, for the purpose OF securing
certain debts uue BY said Wu1- ID. Fly 10 Z. NJ
Apperson & Co, and which are therein speci-
ded and By authority vested in as Trustee
substituted by decree Of the Common I aW
Court OF the city OF Memphis, entered lIth
A pril Is17. in the room OF Wm- A. Jones de-
ceased viii, on the ZStn day o. Nay, lS6s, IN
front Of the Hotel at Hum boldt, Gibson County,
Tenn. between the hours Of ten O'Clock, am.
and four O'Clock pm, sell 70 the highest bid
der, a cerIain tract OF and containing about
rs acres situated in Gibson County, and lying
soout "a miles northwest OF Humboldt, Tenn,
being the same tract or parcel OF land con-
veyed TO said VIM. j. Fly ~ Joseph n Lam
nnm by Deed registered In Registers once OF
Gibson County. 70 which reference u made Tor
more particular descri ption-
This tract OF land VIII be subdtVtcad into
four lots. No. containing 50 acres. and known
a. the Ell Nos 2. 8 and containing 80 acrea
eqch lines running east and west
TsgRs1s-Oue-half Cash. balance at mont b,
the purchaser 10 execute note, bearing knterest
from date and secured BY Dzed OF 1ruals etli-
/ b-acfnz the same terms as that under Wnien i
T5,,- risht OF redemption Is waived, and the
! tjftis believed 70 be good, but VIII convey
ONLY sf1ch title as is in me vested a. trustee
s11i slt J. ID. QUIGLkH, Trustee.
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nyl2tds


rF7HIs viii notify all persons not e 'Tece Iot
a note gwen By Us IN I.So5 u r.,- s. = Isrs-
sie,f ,e.fis ssas dated on the % APR ! ~. 5-
say5e oaT months alter dAse, s L. ~ l
ton for which $40 9osS ~ 70 ~, So
nllss, !. y p. saaa a Laws j. REHR BRO.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,

SAN 4. JDF r.
u s Marshal for the District OF West Tenn
By IsAAc W. GRIFFITH, Deputy u ;. NJ
rovrq
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Ia.1LSfPe'S NnLR.

ny virtue OF a deed OF trust 10 me executed
ID by Charles Pfsnnenesteiol on the zOth Gay
or September. 1885, and duly recorded Al the
Registers Office OF shelby county, Tennessee,
in RaeOrd Book. No. s., part second, pages 5oo,
50 and so October I9, 1865, for the purpose OF
securing note for the sum OF siXty-tWo Hun
dred and Thirty-twO Dollars tSs2S2 COZ, owed BY
him 10 John B Leech, and by authority IN
vested in me to sell the property conveyed 70
me in said trust deed, WILL on the lgth DAY 9I
June, 1861, sell, on the premises, at 10 0'elocS
am. TO the highest bidder, for cash. the toi-
lowing described prove cry A certain tract or
parcel OF land situated. lying aud D. ing N Jne
city OF Memphis, shelby county, state Of Ten
uessea. DESIGNATED on the original plan OF lOts
in and Of the city Of Memphis as part Of lcl
three hundred and seyenty-one No Jsl ana
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning on the
northeast corner Of lot on the south side o.
TeffeIson street, known as George CroHyvel s
= feet vvestwardly from the Intersection OF
Jefferson and Third streetsf thence etlstSately
Win the south side Of jefferson street - teet 70
- ferTnfnafion and intersection with Third
street thence sOuthwardly with the west side
OF Third street lfs1z feet TO an alley tnenee
ygesfygartily with the north side OF said aley
l4giL feet to the east side OF anotheI aL1ey
thence uorthwartiiy with the east side OF - ID
sIIev rs feet to the south boundary lire OF Lne
said Cromwell lot ; thence tastWardly Win
aid Cfo1uTeIl's south boundary line va rect
te, the southeast corner Of the said CromTell 5
iOt I. thence northEardly with the east bound
arv line Of the said Cromwell lot lIz5z feet 20
me beginning, together with al the privileges
and appurtenances lhereuntO belonging
The title il believed to be good, but sell only
As Trustee-the right Of redemption waved
THOS. LEECH. Trustee
Nsmpbis. May9, Is57 myi0 tds-
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NTOICE.

THE creditors Of the estate OF $. s. Malone
are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvency OF said estate 20 the Clerk OF the
Coupty Courtof Upton county, TenEesSee aud
fbe creditor OF said estate are notined 70 ME
their clRinss, duly authenticated, Wltnin si4
months from date hereof, OF tnls notloo VIII oe
nled In . ar Of the same. .s....s...
April lsi, lsa7. SPisd
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between the hours Of % am. and Y m, the
following described real estate, to-wits a GER
tain lot or parcel OF lane situate lying and
being N the City Of Memphis shelby county
Tennessee, known and desi grated as that part
Of lot No. 8, in Block p, on the souin inside OF
Cav osO street between Main and shelby stree O
rs shoWn upOn the plan Of said cts OF N5TIi-
Dbis, heretofore conveyed by Topp & Mccall to
Caves, street and extending hack arout liu
feet said lot lying on The s1slae OF tne a4leYs
between lots anu 8 in said oiofk. ana peins
near me a tiavoso Hotel in said city.
Tvp,4s OF sALE-On q cfe1lt OF slL and
t,.-sI--es months. Notes with good security aud
lien retained til payment d tne puEeniae
inolsif1 lSsif1GUsToN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TIE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April LIST, over +: $1,000, O,OOO.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. III. LUCAS, UiOe-F'rcsideui
VIM. 4. SELBY, Secretary.
WIN. n. BENTON, Gen'I agent.
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Trains arrive at Memphis at $50 AN. and
rr Through Tickets and all Information sP-
z,Iy Al Ticket Office, No ~ Main Street. anu
Al Depot, head Of Main street ,-r-s
g. sFrartf fiszH0f
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Strawberries are selling at Nashville
for seventy.five cents per gallon, while
as much Is demanded for one quar-, Of
very inferior fruit, In Memphis.
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DIRE CTO r g

u1HIS Company is ues Policies on lives on all
l the different plans aud at as favorable rates
= any other while IL has no restrictions In re-
- I'd 10 residence or travel ana all its pTunts
are divided annually among its policy holders
Ii Is prompt in the payment OF losses, hsNlng
paid s55.OOO IA this city in the last eight
months.
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mTTTE.

DsRTRAIT PAINTER, can be found a his
l;fuiiio No. - jackson Block. until Juue,
Ssben he viii leave for Chicago and Northern
c.fiss. Those wishing Portraits should cal
S-.o1 fAh2t 3n
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He z. HIL6,
United States Commissioner,

A LSO. Commissioners Of Deeds for the several
n Ststes and Terri OrieS. AUTHORISED - take
ths acknowledgment OF Deeds p n other
writings TO be used or recorded therein.
VIII give prompt attention to the taking of
Dispositions, 10 be used in any OF the Courts Of
the United States.
once No. ls Madison street, Memphis
80 Fees will be n Od crate. augS I'm
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THE MASTERS ToUCH-BEAUTIFUL.

THE MASTERS TGUCH-BEABrTFUL
In the still air sweet music lies unheard;
In the rough, sweet marble beauty hides I'M
seen;
To wake the music and the beauty, needs
The maste. S touch, The scUlp ptOr's ehisel keen.
Great Master touch US with Thy skillful hand,
Let rot the music that is in us die;
Great Sculptor, hew and polish us; nor let.
Hidden and lost, Thy form within US lie.
Spare not tie stroke; do with us as Thou wilt
Let there be uaught uufurnishcd, broken,
marred,
Complete Thy purpose, that We Guay become
Thy perfect image, o our God and Lord.
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rr,aE creditors OF the ezz ale OF z. n Appleny
are hereby notlded thas have Suggested
the Insolvency Of sad estate % The ClezS oi ne
me creditors Of said estate are n0lirRd % lie
their claims. duly authenticatad. within s.x
months nom the dale hereof, sf tbs uotlce VII
bs dled in bar OF tassame
j. 3. DANSIEL, Aduainistrai.ir
April lAt, lss7. aFfa
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General agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee. Mississippi snd Arkansas,
20 whom al applications fOr Insurance OF
Agencies should be addressed.
j.. n. MON AHuS. NEWTON ;. OTIS
nhl3 3uu
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me crowd slowly retired.

Ahout half an hour afterwards, there was seen
rsss along the street Ia Ndfrie troop Of women
n fhe t1ygu supporting one of their compan-
IONS who mad swooned. Behind came one Of
them carrying in her arms child whose fea-
tnres were swelled and her cheeks wet with
THE youug men who were passing, stopped.
10 il,at fhe little girl Of the woman Just gull
Iotinede one Of them asked the woman who
was carrying Marie.
Poor ehild. what Is to become OF its mur-
INJURED the young man, turning 10 MS conpan-
ion. - -. 81.
Roth knovfngly smiled, describing two or
hires circles in the air with their canes OF hol-
low iron.
End of The Women Of the People
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no GOOD To ALL.


Do good 10 every living soul,
Turk, infldel and Jew
For he who lruiy loves the Lord,
VIII love his brother, too.
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sleeping Cars on ALI Night Trains

RAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
CALVARY CEMETERY
Is now open
FOR INTERN EATS

Purchase Of L lots. F.
OFFTCE-Southwest corner or Linden and
I J Desoto streets. Hours; 70 10 AM and
rom 10 N g n uln-U U
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
At
NO. - MADISON STREET, Des0tO Block.
MCMAHON q OTIS,

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
is, WHITE, ND. VT IRWIN, N. D.
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ABSTRACT OFFICE


Corner Monroe and Second SITS.
EuT q have the Abstract Books and complete
w Index OF the Registers Ofice, compiled
bv the late HENRY A. ORNE; and, after
more than a years trial Of their accuracy,
md A careful experience in the business, mot
one mistake having occurred ia all that time,
~ are enabled 20 furnish complete deraign-
nents Of title to all
Fart Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
a tina shortest notice and on the most reasona-
- ~ 80 .ss,5.s q. J. CAMPBELL q Co,
Sshse H Successors 70 Bond q Campbell.
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ITO prove their doctrine orthodox.
By apostolic blows and knocks"

EcLnsEs N 1856. There viii be four eclipses in
the present year-two of the sun and two Of the
moon-but no remarkable phenomena. An annu-
America. It win be seen, however, in Europe. a
Asia and Africa. At Greenwich the time Of its %.
currence is eight o'clock and seventeen minutes in
gust 49, viii be total but not visible in the United
States or in Europe. The South Americans viii
have view Of it. "a partia! eclipse Of the moon,
United States. In New York City and State the
time Of its beginning will be about 2:26 in the
morning, and IL viii end about hale.past five
o'clock. In California and Oregon it Wilt begin in
moon, Friday evening, September IS, viii be yisi.
bio in parts Of the United States, though its be.
ginning will not be generally seen. At places wes,
Boston the moon win rise more or lese eclpssd
From the Pacific States this eclipse VIM not b
seen at all ~ M. rI7 90
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSlOR" SPRING WATER.

TT,HE WATER OF THIS SPRING is BELIEVED TO
be uneqnalled by that OF any other in the tar-.aned
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such
it tho high encomiums Of all who have used it, possess
Ing as 1t does In an eminent degree. cahartic diurctc
Alternative and tonic qualities '
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
Practice OF Physic, Jefferson Medical Celoge, Phila-
delphia, formerly OF Charleston 8. c.: l'"
.-@3 PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1885,
have been for year or more past in Tho habit OF
taking the water OF the Excelsior Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invnlid lite
to usc tho dcrcnt waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them Tor much Of the comfort enjoy,
fed that the Excelsior Water Is we'll adapted any
other among them if not so, to purposes tor
which they generally employed Il very agreeable
strongly mprcgnaed with the carbonc aoid lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscicntiously
recommend it to all who need gentle cathartic and
diurctc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottes and
packed in good order for shipping Pints in bo1e. OF
four dozen eac and Quarts III boxes of two dozen
All orders addressed to 4. r. LAWRENCE CO.. Sara
toga Springs, N. " or No At Warren street. New York
City will be promptly attended to. Sold also by FIRST
class Druggists and Hotels. emo January IL
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In THE forthcoming Atlantic Monthly for Febru-
ary is q stirring pronunciamento by Mazzini. It
is one of the most eloquent and Characteristic pro-
illuatrious champion of italian liberty. It is q
scathing denunciaton Of King Victor Emanuel; .
review Of the part which tho monarchy performed
in the late war; OF the duties which it left uaflf-
ed. the popular hopes which it thwarted, the hu-
mutations which it ignominiously endured, and the
crimes and blmders which it committed at every
step: That it rejected the assistance of the peo-
pie, lest they should acquire the CONSCIOUSNESS Of
volunteers % sselssa IL tie campaign, rep1cssed or
discouraged insurrectonary movements in the
Austrian territories, and fell into military mistakes
innumerable; that it yielded shameful subservi-
ency to France and accepted Italian territory as
disgracefui aims from Napoleon; that it Anally
rested under ruinous peace, peace which carries
with it the necessity for another war-these are
the chief counts in the Indictment which the patri
otto leader brings against the King Of Italy.
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The Ocean Yacht Rnce.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MIR. BENNETT AND PRINCE
ALFRED.
The yacht Henrietta has been offered to Prince
ALFRED, OF England, gift, but declined for
reasons set forth in the following correspondence
MIR. BENNETT TO PRINCE ALFRED.
OFF Cows, December 81, 1856.
your l:oyN Aigh''ess At Lord Lcnnox's din
nor on Friday last you we're pleased to match your
chit, the Viking, to sail The Henrietta around the
Isle Of Wight next August, for cup worth one
was bound to make the match proposed, but in
fact this arrangement will somewhat interfere with
the disposition which had determined to make
beg that you will accept, as New Years gift to
an English yachtsman, from an American yachts
man, the Henrietta, as she now Ii .s in perfect
order off Cowos; and I have Instructed Captain
Samuels to hold her subject to your orders.
The unbounded hospitality with which the Anne
mean yachtsmon have been received by al classes
IN England will always be remembered in tho Uni
ted States with the warmest gratitude; and + sin
cerely hope that you will not deprive mo of The
opportunity OF acknowledging this most cordial
representative of English yachtsmen
I have the honor to remain very respectfully
yours, J. G. BENNETT, u.
PRINCE ALFRED TO A1R. BENNETT.
GIoarSeE House., ST.; JAMES, January %, 1867.
Dear M. Bennett: I find it difficult to express
how gratefully I appreciate the kindly feeling
which dictated your letter of the 31st ultino Us
wen as Gne Splendlu present which offer to my
acceptance, but most of al the delicacy with which
you seek to diminish the personal obligation un-
der which you would lay me by giving to your gen
erous offer m international character. 1t is in
decd. this last consideration only which has led
mo to hesitate in replying to your letter; for per
sonally it would have been impossible for me to
accept so costly present. But felt bound fully
to consider the question in the light in which you
We're good enough to place it; and if on full con
sideration l feel compelled to decline your gener-
GUS offer, trust that neither you, your gallant
competitors, nor your countrymen at largo will
believe that the yachtsmen Of England less appre-
cinte or less recfrocate the feeling Of goodfeow-
ship which prompted the offer.
The Henrietta is vessel which any man may be
proud to possess; and trust she may long con-
hnue in the hands in which she has ACCOMPLISHED
so triumphant success. We must do our best to
find rival to her; and, in common with all Eng
hshmen sincerely hope that such friendly rival
~ may be the only description Of contest in which
our respective countries may ever be engaged. 1t
has given ua great pleasure to effer cordial re-
ception to you and your companions in England
and I feel assured that if my professional duties
in command Of one OF her Majesty's ships should
ever take me to your shores, I should there meet
on the part Of my brother seanlen with reception
not less hearty than that which we have been
happy to afford you here.
Believe me, yours, sincerely,
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RUnRus IN A CHuacH-Q Quite an excitement was
Of the congregation Of Ebenezer Church on sun
day in consequence Of an affair which had well
nigh proven that women Of any complexion are
brother, os the aforesaid congregation, seeiin DIT
it was his duty to inform his bredren and sistren
Of everything whar went wrong about de church, =
publicly charged sister With having stolen five
over to one brother J. W. Hunnicutt- of whom we
have heard as attempting to publish and keep up
aprinted sheet styled the New Nation in some
corner OF this city. The charge was no sooner out
of the jealous brothers mouth than the accused
levelled pistol at his head, and denying his in
famous charge, declared her intention Of demol-
ishlng him. In q moment ler accuser was out OF
sight, and every member Of the congregation was
endeavoring to follow him. The scene for awhile
can better be imagined than described, and it was
some moments before quiet was restored and the
services could be carried cn--Richnaond DSspatch.
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MILLION PERSONS STARVED 10 DEArH.-A CAL
cutta correspondent Of the London Times, Decem-
Der 9TH, gives some painful details Of the recent
famine in tho district Of Orissa, in India gov
ernment commissioner has prepared report, Of
which it is said;
picture more heart-rending, facts more hid
eous. could not be given. The commissionex esti-
mates the deaths in Orissa alone at 500 900 tt 6OO
200, and IN some places he admits that three.
fourths of the population have been carried off.
Orissa had FIVE millions. Add the mortality Of
Mldnapore, which was as severely visited; Of CAN
jam and Chota Nagore, which were terribly, yet
more mildly dealt with; Of Calcutta, whose hospi-
ricts, where the sequede, af least 81
carried off many, and remember that the deaths
are still going on at the rate of q hundred q day,
and you will agree with the rough estimate gener-
ally accepted here, that the number Of victims will
not be under million. IN 1 75,s7
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THE Blue RIDGE RAnRoAD.-It viii be interest
ing to our readers to learn that there is proba-
will be placed under contract in a short time.
When the charter was obtained, the State Of Ten
nessee subscribed SIC, ,0o0 per mile, with $1000 00o
for tho bridge at Knoxville; amounting, in the
aggregate to $780, 600. During the last session Of
the Legislature Of Tennessee, $500, 600 was given
by the State, in addition to her former subscrip-
ton. Besides, Blount County also made liberal
subscription, which is now available.
The authority ia good for saying that operations
will be commenced at Knoxville ct an early day
for the completion of the road in Tenneseee-a
distance Of fifty miles,. And that it is confidently
believed that the means will be obtained ere long
complete the whole road.-Keo1cee Courier.