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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-22

New and stylish Ladies' and Children's
Furs, will be sold at New York prices,
CHAs. RICHHEINIER q Co.'S,
nov Is If 46 College street,
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CaIrO. 81. Louis. Memphis aud New

For Cairo, ST. Louis. Memphis aud New
Orleans
HHE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
i Err A. Baker, J. N. Coz LsG
BErr, Master. EUGEEE CORRETT, -
Clerk. will leave as above on THURSDAY, the
22d inst. at o'clock, P. X.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
WM. BOYD,
Al and AZ Front street
HARRISON K SON,
Oct2I p W. A. PEBBLES, Agents
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nein ~ ~ s1ie3 on that oasis osOj r.
ceipts 1928. fl-i n
Augusta, Oct. 10.
Cotton market steady, With a fair de-
maud; sales S35 bales; receipts 429; mid
dlings 2S4c.
Charleston. Oct 10.
Cotton active advanced 493 /; middling
23l; sales 1850 bales; receipts S41.
Mobile, Oct. 10.
Cotton sales $50 bales; receipts S24; 10
exports; market quiet; middlings 234.
Il Macon, Get. 80 -
The market to. day was firm and active
at Saturdays quotations. There is a good
demand for the better grades CT cotton,
and all sueh readily sell at 2Se.
Columbus. Get. I9.
Tie market Is steady at DC for Northern
middlings, with sales Of 156 bales.
r Atlanta, Ga., Oct. I9.
The receipts have been light, but the de-
msnd was good on Saturdays closing quo
tations. The market remains quiet at pc
for middIiDgs
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HORSES.
MARES.

Aged mare, ten entries, premium TO
Maggie Mitchell" property of Maj Geo
u Altman, Of Giles county certificate to
Ewing and Allen, of Rutherford county.
Three year old mare, one entry, pre-
MUM togJas P johnson, Of Williamson
county.
Two year old mare, one entry, premium
to Samuel S House, of Williamson.
One year old mare, one entry, premium
to Maj Geo 7 Altman, of Giles county.
Mare colt, two entries, premium to VIM
Barker, of Williamson; certificate to S
HargrOve.
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NASHVILLE. "Wednesday, Oct. 2l. q
CoTToN-The receipts to-day amounted
to las bales, with shipments of 1O2 Sales
of 113 bales at 20, 2Oi, 2O1 and 2lc. Upon
the reception of telegraphic advices report
ing a decline in that market, operations
ceased, 20 cents being the highest figure,
while holders demanded 203c. At the
close of the day, We report a declining
market at the following classification
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10 Printers.

We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at bargain, by
application at the Office OF the UNION AND
AMERICAN. 4. --.- II
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New Orleans sInrkef.

NEw ORLEANS, October 2I-Cotton-
good demand middling uplauds DC;
sales 1000 bales; receipts 2562;- exports
liz. Sterling exchange, 147@I49; New
York sight par. Gold 1877. Sugar and
molaRa4 firm
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WritIBE.-GOOd writer's get good situations
Ii can be learned with certainty and with ease
J. w. DoLBEAR.
Octl53 b SO North Cherry Street.
HOLSTERS oyster saloon Opened
to-day. loet20 81
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 2l.-Wanegan prints
l0@lO4c by piece, loo by case; Arnolds
lie; AmOskeag l2c; Msrrimack I34e; Au-
gusta brown sheetings l4c; printing cloths
7la
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TIE TURF.

Third Day of fhe Nashville Races.
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The following will show the changes
from the statement of October 10:
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NOliee 70 show Cau.s-In Bankrupley.

Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT c. "
L Brown. II. p. Gillock, NJ. T. Seltz and
Frank i. Perrin, all Of Davidson county. Ten
nessee. have fled in the Office Of the Clerk of this
Court their petitions for discharge. and It Was
thereupOn ordered By ths Court that n hearing
be had upon the same
Gn the Oth Day Of November, 1865.
at the hours of 10 i0lf II and III A. n. rsspsc-
lively, at the Otice Of ALEX. 5. Bradley, ESQ.,,
Register, No. 7516 Cherry street. Nashville, Ten
nessee. and that all creditors who have proven
their debts and other persons interested. may
appear at said time and place and show cause,
If any they have, why the prayer Of said petit
tions should not be granted, and that the second
and third meetings OF the creditors will be had
before the Register at same time and place,
ER. CAMPBELL. Clerk
U. 5. Dist Court Middle Dist. Tenn.
Oet20Tuesdays5t
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sMEEPsFAKFs.

Jack of any age, four entries, premium
to "Black Satin," property of Sampson
Liggett, of Maury county; certificate to
James o johnson, of Williamson.
Jennet Of any age, two entries, premium
and certificate to John + Tulloss.
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New YORK, October 2I.-Cotton lower;
sales 14OO bales; uplands 259254c.
Flour, superfne Sc 25@6 S.. Whisky,
81 %. Rice dull. Corn 81 1O01 Is.
Wheat dull.
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THE COTFON MARKETS.

Savannah, Oct. 10.
Cotton closed quiet but steady; middlinga
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held a. 24s ;rsales on thai basis $685. re-
eeipts 1928. fz.f
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JACKS.

Best aged jack, three entries, premium
to Sampson Liggelt, of Maury county /;
certificate to james A johnson, Of William
son county.
Three year old jacks, one entry, pre-
MUM to Samuel Moran, of Williamson
county. s. a-
Two year old jacks, three entries, pre-
MUM to John L Tulloss; certificate to
DIR M Batter, of Williamson county.
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New York Money market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-MOuey active.
Call loans are quoted at COZ per cent.
Sterling 1904. Gold I3556I36. New
Tanuoagoo TOa CNT0E
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All orders must beaccomPanied by the money
or check for, the amount. Stamps will be sen
by mail or express, as directed.
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Aged jennets, one entry, premium to
John Z Tulloss.
Jennet colt under one year, one entry,
premium to John Z Tulloss.
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CineinnnfI Mnrket.
SfLnnIs MnrIret

ST. LOUIS, October 21.-Tobaeco dull.
Wheat S292 80. Corn 95@Sl. Flour-su-
perine, So 5000 Is. Oats 48@52c. Mess
pork $3l 80. BacOn-clear sides 166I74;
shoulders l6c. Lard 1Sf@2O4c. Whisky
81 25.
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HARNESS MULES.

Best pair, one entry, premium to F C
Ballew and G L Beech, of Davidson
county.
Single mule in harness, Three entries,
premium to q L Beech, of Davidson
county; certificate to F C Ballew.
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LAND WARRANTS.
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Aged mule, premium to A E Allen; GER
tiicate to Ballew.
Three year old mule, premium to Alex
ander Moore, of Marshall county.
One year old mule, four entries, premium
to Haywood Morris, of Maury county
certificate to John Pinkertou, of William
soh county.
Mule colt, two entries, premium and Ger
tiicate TO james P johnson.
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Cotton IN arket steady, With a fair de-
maud; sales S35 bales; receipts 429; mid
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.
bNITRD aTATRa am cpuDr ,,,,,,.

49, other r0ads.---..
kast Tennessea and Nirainia r Z irhnra,I q
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SUMMARY.

play or pay. Inc Association 20 add S2250. Five
or more tahil,
A. Keene Richards names ch f. 3 years
old, by COLOSSUS. dam Sister to Edgar
Dy star ................
General Thomas Duncan names b. f.
years old, by Bill Chatham, dam Lu-
e BFoSks;,.......;.,...........:. 3 .
by "a Highlander. dam by PTiam~.... 8
u. =. Cockrill names Pop Corn, years
old, by Revenue, dam Ancdyne, BY
y Albion m ~. :; :; pd #
years old. by Avalanche, dam Ballad
by Childs Harold pd #
T.. A. smith names ch. f., 3years old by
Nandal. dam Fannie q, By Mageravs pd #
Time: l:561z, l:5S3l. l:59I5,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-12
Democratic Representative Co.ven,io

Democratic Representative Convention.
Pursuant to call the delegates appointed to
represent the district embracing the counties of
La Sale and Livingston met in convention at
the court house in Ottawa on Tuesday Of the
present week, to nominate candidates for repre-
sentatives.
On motion, OTIs o. WAKEFIELD was selected
as chairman, and T. G. GIBSON Is secretary.
The convention proceeded to ballot for candi-
dates for representatives, the ballots resulting in
the unanimous nomination of the following;
BENJAMIN M. ARMSTRONG, and
DR.. E. WOOD, Of La Sallo Co.. and
MOSES OsMAN, of Livingston Co.
On motion the old district central committee
was continued.
On motion, it was unanimously agreed to
recommend HENRY IL. BOYLE as candidate for
prosecuting attorney for tho 9th Judicial dis
trict, composed Of the counties Of La Sale,
Bureau and Kendall
On motion the convention then adjourned sine
die.
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Another Reconstructed Rebel.

John NJ. Palmer like John A. Logan, John
Dougherty, Ben Butler,--in fact about all the
''head centers@ OF the Republican radical ia.
Goblin Party, started out in 1851 rebel SYM
pathiser, and only changed to the Union side
when he found the rebels were most likely to
be worsted in the contest In April, 1861,
John NJ. Palmer made speech to the people
of Carlinville in which he tried to ''discour-
age enlistments" by making Use of language
like the following:
l am opposed to the doctrine Of force TO settle
our national difficulties, or As some gentlemen
please TO call il, the enforcement of the laws"
'Start army from the northern states to
march through the border slave states, and you
at once rouse every man in those states to eIpel
that army"
"Hence the border states cannot suffer an army
TO march through their territory without great
danger to themselves, and as selfpreservation is
the first law of nature they would be forced to
resistance
When you have conquered those southern or
seeding states, what Yll you do with them ?
In OR system Of gorernnlent re haoe no place for
conquered pror!aces."
"Then would you not be establishing a ruin.
GUS Precsoent! To-Day you may suoluRate al
the point Of the bayonet South Carolina To-
morrow New York may be subjugated, or even
our own noble state of illinois may be COMPEL.
cd to yield at the point of the bayonet."
"1f you concsde the power to the general gov.
eminent to subjugats aud conquer an erring
state, what becomes of the rights Of the states ?
1t was never intended by the trainers of the con.
stitution, and our system of government, to en-
force the laws by the military power. Such q
theory was never contemplated by the fathers
Who reared this beautiful fabric we now enjoy"
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The Regulators,

Burton c. Cook, Eben c. Ingersoll, Ross,
and we presume others Of the radical men,
bers of Congress from this state, up to the
holding of the Chicago Convention that no.
minated Grant, we're openly in favor of re-
deeming the $40 bonds in greenbacks. Cook
went SO far, two years ego, as to fully endorse,
in q speech in the Court House in Ottawa, the
scheme of Alex. Campbell, which proposes to
pay not only the 5-2os, but all the govern
ment bonds in greenbacks and to reduce the
interest on all government Indebtedness to 8
per cent. in greenbacks. All these gentlemen
are now bowling "repudiation"at the Democ-
racy for continuing to advocate what them
selves were advocating up to the time their
party was sold out to the bondholders at the
Chicago Convention 80
Here is q letter written by Eben c. Inger-
soil, radical member from the Peoria district,
less than two weeks before the Chicago Con-
vention
My DEAR SIR IL have received your favor Of
recent date, in which you state, that the new
postal arrangements which had the honor and
pleasure to assist in securing for you, have gone
into operation, and Of this I am very glad.
agree with you in your financial views, and
believe that the question above all others, which
has the greatest interest for the people and
which will have the greatest weight in deter
mining their political action is the financial one.
l do not believe the action of the people in your
township is an exceptional case, and if the peo-
pie come to understand that the Republican par
ty, as party, sustain the bondholders view ON
this great financial question, fear the days Of
the republican party are numbered 1t will not
do to demand Of the people the payment Of the
bonds in gold, which its face declares itself to
be payable in lawful money, which is legal ten.
der, greenback currency of the government. 1t
is asking too much Of the laboreT and the labor
ing population of this country, that they shall
have all the products of their labor paid in pa
per, while the bondholder shall have gold for
his principal, gold for his interest and his bond
exempt from taxation. 1t is putting a burden
upon the people greater than they are willing TO
bear. l am for maintaining the utmost good
faith toward the bondholder, and toward the
people. Where We have expressly agreed that
We will pay both interest and principal in gold,
We must abide by the contract. Where we have
agreed to pay the principal in lawful money, We
must abide by the contract and SO must the
bondholder. He has no right to demand more
than is nominated in the bond. ] hope and
trust the Republican party will have the sense
70 put itself right this great question, for it
would be q national calamity were this party de-
fsated on that or any other issue.
Very Turly Yours,
E. c. INGERSOLL.
/. 3. DODGE, Esq, Walnut, Ill.
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State Agricultural Society.

The 9th Volume of the Transactions of the Ill.
inois State Agricultural Society is coming from
the hands of the binders rapidly, and it may be
useful to our readers to learn that 10000 copies
of this volume are now in the course of distrib.
ution by the Secretary Of State according to the
provisions of joint resolution of tho last gen.
eral assembly which apportioned the largest por-
ton a. follows:
so Volumes to each County Agricultural So.
ciety.
Is Volumes to each member Of the legisla.
ture of 1867
zoo Volumes for the State Library.
200 Volumes to the State Horticultural Soci.
ETY..
200 Volumes to the Libraries, Educational and
Public Institutions of misunderstanding the bal
ance in the hands of the Society for general dis
tribstion.
Each member of the Executive Boards Of the
Society for 1851 and has got so voluues
Our Agricultural friends DESTROYS of procur.
ing copies can do 80 by making immediate appli'
cation-to the Secretary OF their County Society
to member of the general assembly Of 1867
or to the member representing their Congress.
ional district in the State Agricultural Board.
The Society will have but few volumes left
for general distribution after supplying tho sis.
ter State Societies with which it exchanges, and
the various Railroads and journals to which they
are under many obligations for favors constantly
extended to the Society.
In this connection we may remark that the
State Fair which is to DO held ct Quincy, com.
men0ing on the 2lst of September, promises to be
the largest and most successful ever hold in the
state, there having been two editions Of 5000
copies each of premium lists already exhausted
or twice the number Of premium lists ever is.
sued before.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-12

Co.'s Cough BALsAh Is the cheapest and Ne
best. 1t is safo and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whoopiny cough and all diseases
of the throat and lungs In addition - the Or
binary 400 size so long and fAvorsbly known
MAMMOTH FAMILY bottles are now offered y tho
public, giving much larger quantity Of Cough
Medicine than has ever been offered for 81.
June 2-1y
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Assessment Notice.

CRY CLrRKs OFFICE OTTAWA, Sept le, 1868.
Public notice is hereby given to all persons interested
that the appointed by the city council of the
city of ottawa the Of swsntyone hundred and
twenty dollars upon the real in the part
the city benefited By the rebuilding of the Pine
and the construction Of cusrt with said sewer across an
under the main canal have completed their an
made return thereof to my office.
Any persons wishing appeal from said assessment must
file their objections in writing in my Office before Tues.
day the 22d day of Sept 1868, o'clock NJ, the city
council will at that me in the council room hear all objec.
tons the assessment and revise and confirm the
same. r. N. WATERMAN, City Clerk
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summer

Gen. Frank P. Blair fought in more than two
score battles, and yet he is denounced in un-
measured terms by the men who stAid at home
and sold shoddy cloth, bad coffee, and papersol-
cd shoes to the soldiers. Such is radical loyalty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-12

Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE is pronounced By dys-
peptics to be the only remedy that will surely
cure that aggravating and fatal malady. Any
druggist will point you cut instances where the
most wonderful cures have been Effected and .
single trial will convince the most sksptical Of
its great merit .s,- July ally
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-12

A radical paper says that Seymour and Blair,
and tho Democratic party in general, are trai-
tors" and then adds with truthful naioe,te, " We
intend to fight it out on this lynn if it takes all
spmmern
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"You call that trunk, do your" growlsd
detected porter. 1T only needs lightning rod
to mako it look moro like boarding house than
what's found at Saratogym
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MUSICAL NOrlCE.-The undersigned begs leave
M to announce 10 the public OF ottawa that she is
prepared to open term Of Vocal and Instrumental lessons
10 which she respectfully invites the attention Of tho ladies'
especially Having recently rctsrned from the East, she
hopes to gain tho confidence Of the Western ladies' she
has gained that OF the Especial attento will DO
given to the cultivation OF the voice. Applications to DO
made Sison Bros Music stoc by loter. p O. Draw
er l4S.
RarRIRScBs: Simon Brothers. Prof C. W. Bernhard.
Aug 90 MISS AUGUSTA HERRENKIND
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g EALED fROPOSALS.-On or before the 18th
81 day Of September 1863 sealed proposals will be
by the Commissioners of Highways the Town Dayton
the County of La SSls and State Of Illinois, building and
repairing the bridge Fox River the village Of Day
tom in said Town Of Dayton in accordance with the spec
cations for repairing said bridge. The specifications for
pairing said bridge he the residence c. p
eIcn, OF said Commissioners at tho village OF Dayton
No proposals will be received after the 18th day Of Scpem
Der 1865. c. p GOODRICH
VIM. G. EARL.
Commissioners Of Highways of said Town of Dayton
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OTATE OF ILLINOIS, La BALE COUNTY, ss.-Cfr.
= cut Court thereof, to September Term lS65.I Cancery.
Sarah NJ. johnson William Johnson.-It appearing
from affidavit file ia the office ofthe Clerk said Court
that said defendant William johnson resident said
State and said having filed her bill of c0mplai Mt
in said Court the Chancery side thereof the day
Of January 1865 herein, and having been
sued thereon according to law;
Notice therefore, is hereby given to said defendant Will
liam Johnson that unless personally he and appear
before said Court said Term thereof IN he held at The Court
House in Ottawa in said County the first Monday of No
vember next D. 1858, and plead demur except
70 said bill the will be taken for confessed against yo
and the matters and things therein prayed for decreed
accordingly. HERMAN SILVER Clerk
OLIvERC GRAY, Sol'r for CGmplt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
nav.R Nsws.

neafHsRN LINE
The Dubuque viii leave Port Boyrsn
for 81. Paul Tomorrow morning on arriva
Of 6:45 train from Rock Island.
The Canada leaves same point for St
Paul on Saturday. Reserve on Sunday.
The James Means leaves for st. Louis
to morrow afternoon.
The New Boston 10 tho regular packet
for Fl. Madison, Keokuk and St. Louis to-
morrow Asrning At 7 o'clock.
waIrn COLLAR Lixs.
The Milwaukee leaves Pert Byron for 8,
Paul te-morrew morning on the arrival o.
the GAS train from Rock Island.
The Key City leaves same place for St,
Paul on Saturday. Northern Belle on Sat
urday.
Ihe Diamond 10. il the regular packst
for St. Louis to morrow mornine at 7
o'clock.
RE0asrER!
Notice 10 hereby given that the Board ei
Registry vill b in session in the d,i{sren
districts ct the following places, and datsa
% follows:
FSrss Ward-At the house Or A. Lang.
lachnsr. On Wednesday and Thursdsy
Sept. 2Sd and 24th.
Second Wsrd-At the house Of H. C,
Mollsr. Friday and Saturday, Sept. 2Sti
7hi,d Wsrd-At the Township Clsrk'a
ofiice Harrison street, between Sd and lth J
Monday and Tuesday, Ssptsmbsr 2sth and
29th.
Fourth Hsrl-At the Office u the Town.
ship Trustees, corner 9th and Brady, W.
nssday and Thursday, September s0,h and
October lat.
Fifth Ward AT ths Pennsylvania House
Friday and Saturday, October 2d end Sd.
SSstA Wsrd-At the Arsenal Brewery
Monday and Tuesday, October 4th and
9th.
1ssrssAip-At g. Bersuan's, in Gilbert,
We'd sssday, Octsbsr e.h.
A. John Ny er's tavern on The Harrlsen
street road, on Tbursday October 7th.
At n. Steden's tavern on the Dubuqus
read, on Friday. October 9Th.
Al W. L. Stsinbsrgs .. in Black Hawk, %
Saturday. October st.
The Board will sst at the above plsess
and dates from . .. n to p. N.
By order Of the Board.
A. q. SuALL1isLp.
Township CLERK.
Getty papers copy
STATE NEWS.
.Cornell College, at Mt. Vernon, has
400 students, and is out Of debt, but the
fsculty desire to raise 800, 900 for its ben
eft.
"A mint distillery 10 soon to Be put 10
operation at Waterloo.
-Ls0rand Bying.on has been declared. no,
guilty Of perjury, and has torned upon bis
tormsntors with . $4,000 dollar prosssu.
ton.
Mrs Stout, landlady Of the City Hotel
sf Dss Asines. while At Indianola, VA
burned to death last Monday. The Rs.
istev says she Was preparing some medicine
out Of eombustible liquors, which taking
Gre, the flames communicated With her
dress which was soon in flames While in
this condition. becoming utterly bswil-
dsred, probably from fright, she ran out
doors. and before her rescue could bs ef.
feetsd, the flre had done its work. Amer
thirteen hours Of suffering, she wee called
away from earth, and once happy family
are left to mourn terrible loss. Her body
has bsen brought to this city and the fun
e-al will take place from the Bop.st Church
at 2 o'elock this ate rnoon.