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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OsT-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal of the following Certificates Of Stock winch
have been lost 20 Shares the Bank Of America No 16
p Shares New Orleans Jackson end Grea Northern Rail
road, No 525. Gated 18th April ls55all IN the of
jesse r. Jones' 10 Shares Of Union Bark OF louisiana No
1879 dated October IS 1852 in the Of Rebecca Rg8n
wife OF Jesse r. Jones.
I OsT OR MIsLAID-CERTIFICATE OF SrOCk
No 1883 for ortytwo Shares Of the ita stock Of the
New Orleans Jackson AID Great Northern Railroad Com
psny, dared 18th april, 1857 the Of H. Rylrnd.
Application has been made for duplicate Of and The
public warned not 10 trade for the oriznal.
WARREN, CRAwFOkD CO.,
As Csrondelet street.
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IosEpH WOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. so and sc Baronne Street.
srrwkkE coxxos kSD sRkyrxR- 81

Ire best Of Sir gle and Double HORSES SADDLE
pORsEe and huLEs canstsntiy on hand Having unln.
tied facilities 10 It. louis snd other Northwestern tne-
ersbed 70 offer Inducements 10 Planters and the faDhe
genersIiy. aat llast
ORDERS soLIcrrED AND SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED.
PSreslA attention paid aching. having fresh arrival
fI chores.
Homes and Mules Bought and Sold on Communication.
JOSEPH WOLFOkf.
90 and 81 Baronne street.
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BALLS---BALLS.
GRAND DRESS BALL

GRAND DRESS BALL
TIE BESErIr or
QUITMAN LODGE NO. 7s, A. p. AND A. NJ.
AT MASONIC HALL
Wednesday Evening. january go, 1888.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT: y
John q. Fleming, Thos. G. Hemdon jas. Il. winghsld,
VIM. II. Wells, J. F1atow, r. s. Yenabesi
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT: c

hn L. wells j. flatow, X D. Nenablesi
MAsAGEgs;
AfelJ Norwood, n. W. @. n. B. r swasey r W. d. G.
]. A Stevenson, X W. q. W. Sim1 NJ. Todd, r W @. T.
]. @ Bachelor W. q. s. Q. A. F-liowes p. @. NJ.
W. M. Perkins. G.. NJ Edward Barnett, p. ID. g. N.
jos eantin, p. J. q W. NJ. Estela W G. &
jos h. DE Grange w. q. n. A T. Dick W. g.
John @. Fleming. ". James A. Douglas ". N.
Nm. hcDuh W. N. II. p. Buckley, W. NJ
loser p. Horner w n. J. o. De Castro W. NJ.
W. Q. Driver W. NJ. A. Goldmann W. NJ.
X. l.. Bruce. W. N. y. w. Dele sdenies, W. n.
A seeer, W.M. james Wis, IN.
samuel Levy, W. NJ. A Quesnt, W. M
Edwin Marks W N. L. p. Helnts ". NJ.
y kegu Y Gshons W. NJ. y. Levssseur w. n.
r. ID. Onward w. N. G. W Pabst, ". NJ
P Frupier W n NJ A. Caonge p NJ
W. II. Lewis W. ". Geo beam m p NJ
A. Bsnett, p. NJ. p. UgaIte z. NJ.
U. d. Van BtD, 2. N. ID u scrdgg. r M.
O. Sontag. p. NJ. l. W Homan, P. n. So
J Lamarre p. n. Jobs Andersen, p N.
s. y Buckner
U ii. SlOeomb II Williams.
y. WANG. Hugh BTeen.
p. Berwig J. U. Nixon.
George W. Rare George @ Garner
William Tenbrink- b. Bloomfield
5. s COMMITTEE or RECEPTION: ..l..
E. A. Tyler, T. G. Hepdon Geo NJ Beausa,
l. W Homsn, A. Isascson, r 5. FensbleL
T. l. haxsel, George SOule, A u PIerpent,
s lvsntein, J. ii. Langshsld, J., c. Davenport,
G. .. Wilkinson. il. Z. '-a
FLOOR MANAGERS:
T X% PHs -ssssu " W. b 4 m Msssssy; TSt
VIM. Mcbride.
Tickets 50. to be procured from Of the Managers
Applications Tor Lsdesi Inv taons be made John O.
temng at l25 Ne gazipe street. or to A Tyler l5 Canal
street. ~
Tickets genuine unless signed by John G. Fleming W.
and stamped z, A TYLER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUaIC.
sPALD1rG BIDwELL. Propriss,rs and Managers.
"wednesday, dan. &c. 1s0s.
Performing LIVERY FIGHT and SATURDAY NOON
Tour New Stars 1-F
Added to the already Brilliant Constellation
First appearance of the Beautiful and fascinating;
.Ciinetop Sisters,
The New Orleans Vsvorite and acknowledged
Song and Dance Delneator Of ths Word,
Dick Parker.
The Renowned Bsrjot and Comedian his FIRST appearance
In America siGee bis return from Europe.
New Revolutions. Notions Seconds, and Mmnsts BY the
honorable members OF the
Black sBk TanzConveptien.
GRAND SENSATION FESTIVAL SATURDAY NOON,
VARIETIEs THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
end Eleventh night, of the engagement JOSEPH
.sd Ts s rssyd Eyss,.s
'' oUR &sERIoxs COUSIN COUSIN AAD ~
g5f, s;p.s' 2: Joseph y:ss.e,Tas EIyAEs .sd
CT. eHAKLEs TuEATER-sT.o HARLEssr
MR.. EDWIN FORREST
Supported BY Me- BARTON Hill and Mis-, LILLE
"wednesday Evening. u AN. &c. 1886.
win be pr,sen ed the beautiful play of
DAMON AND FYTmIAs.
......hr. EDWIN FORREST.
Pythias ............ Mr. BARTON HILL
CslAnthe Miss LILLE
Nr.FoRREsr will appear en- THURSDAY as META
NORA and FAIUAY as MACBETH
SEATS CAN BE SECURED FIVE DAYS IN ADVANCE
TIE scale Of prices on Mr. FORESTS Nights Will be:
Dress Circle sndPsrqsstts 81 50
Gallery 70
NEW OPEKA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET
Thursday Evening, Jan. s3. 1865.
WIN be performed ksysrbees Grand Opera in Ave acts
La Huxuenots
Nine. Audibert in the part ofALICB
SATURDAY, Jan. 2s-LA BELLE HELENE.
Performance comm.uc,. at tx O'Clock
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIBR STREET
GRAND RosEOALE MATINEE,
Company appear in Lester wascks beautiful play Of
Hosedale. fr
Admission to lower part ofhouse ST. upper part 50 cents
children la price No Reserved except in Private
SOUTHERN METHODIST FAIR
The Fair held by the Ladies Of the CsrOudet Felicity
street Methodist Churches
FOR THE GkETEA CHURCH.,
will be- r-.
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBEH LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EDDY q oo.................,MAH
CAPITAL FxIzE-sS0.o 900. ...
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. FOR THIS BENEYn
OF SHELBY COLLEGE,.
GLASS TO BE DRAWN AT O0vNGroN. KY.
Friday. january 3Ist, 1888

APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
approximation pEises Of $50 each for the nine
naming ants OF the ten Of the number
drawing toe $4,000 prize szTe
. approximation prses Of ESQ each for the nine 70
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the S200O prize Az
5 Approximation prizes Of 500 eeeh for the nine ro
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $3.50 LEU
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units OF the ten OF The number
drawing the $500 prise are................. 1,SO
. approximation prises " sl00 each for the nine
naming units Of The ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize ere..... N
. approximation prses Of sl0C each for the nrs
naming unita Of the same ten Of the number
drawing The sSln Prise are.................... 20
36 approximations Of $50 each for the nine remaining
unts Of the same ten Of thd number drawing the
tlWprsee 1ooo
TSS prisss amounting $3.50 CSC
whole tckets g7; Halves 90; ousrors IS; Eghhs 81 3d.
Prizes payable I'm full without deduction.
Orders Tickets this splendid scheme Win be
answered By man. and the drawings sent with
psnsion OF the result Of each investment thu
OHAs T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer
Corner Camp and Common streets
Locs Bor 6y7 Post O~oo- Sev Orleans
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Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER NcKIsLAY,
inventor Of The approved RICE PoU sDER now in
who has be 80 years engaged In tn. con
,tructon, erection and management Of Rice Machinery we
prepsr under his supervision construct all binds
Haehinsry rssired in the Of Rice for the
Market furnish all necessary drawings and speein
catsns
model OF MeKinays Patent Rice Haler. suitable FOR
those who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption be
3 e.tabhshment
LEEDS 4 co.
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WANTED.

w AkTED-EMPLOYMEN MAN OF SEW
ersl years expere in the Mercantile line wants
plo, msnt either salesman, Outdoor Entry Ship
pins Clerk, willing to work trial Address M r, Ores
WAkTED-A SERVANT TO DO THE WORK
Tor small family. Apply at No. $50 Eighth street,
VUANTED-A GOOD SERVANT TO COOK AND
w do hou, ework German girl preferred Apply ~ the
Crescent Office.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF rue
w cy OF en- wishes 10 obtain stn alton in
shy kin Of business he make himself generally
usefu good and corec at figures, and not AFRAID
VI work Would prefer the Wholesale retail Grocery Bss
Office.
WANTrD-THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
w roorns can be btained with board In strictly private
emily in the Fourth District eouveni-nt TO St Charles
fryania street References given and red Ad
dress Postofhce Lock Box $40 t.f -
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS
w and who has had large business expensnce In New
Orleans wishes situation mercantile house where the
ensation would be sufficient support himself
In respectable He feels sahed that he could
meet the eqairemsnts Of person The smples
mendations be furnished note ef the CRESCENT
'f1ee to O. X s. will meet With prompt attention. u
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| BOOK WITHOUT A NAME.
pHIFFR'S IMPROVED

rHIFER'S IMPROVED
WHEEL GANG PLow AND cuLrvAroR,
For Gaze, Cotton, Corn and Potatoes.
As there are many Planters Who have expressed desire
see the above Pow and Cuvstor 10 practical Operaios
will state that the win be IN under thorough trial.
plsntsson the city, IN few days Nstics will be
given Of the SAME A X COLrOf
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CREsCENr CITY CIsrERN FACTORY,
I7O..............CANP STREET.
DoUsLAs'
EEGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp ssrees.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CIrY HorE

vsitns md Wedding Cards engraved In Ne ssszn,
manner Business Cards Account Sales Cotton. Bills L.
ding Cheeks Invoices and otrsulsr Letters, etc, ntho
srspssd. Scala. csnoslns st<nps Des, Pisssss -
Initial. Embossed On Payer sod knTsloye- WIrHous
CHARGE FOB DIE
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nIIsINEsA NOTICE.

Capt THOMAS S. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the USIoE AND DIsPATcB. becomes
from this date one Ct its proprietors. The firm
name Of the new concern wiz be JONES, HAYS
& Co., by whom the business Of the establish
msnt will be continued as heretofore. at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the pOstofiee-
Capt. Hays was born and raised in this city,
and is well known FOR bis e9urts7y and amiabili-
~ as gentleman. as well as for intelligence,
integrity and promptne7s as a man Of business.
lie will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office, and will be found in our counting
room.
The euru business Of the old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt Hays
will also settle that. and win give all proper re
ceipts and aequitances.
Being fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner, the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended 70 the old.
January ~ 1868
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TIE ELEGTION.
A Weak Vote ana 81 Radical s'rrfunaph~
The Tennesse and Pacific Rail.
road Subscription n Failure.


A Weak Vote and Radical Triumph"
The Tenness ee and Pacific Rail.
road Subscription n Failure.
The county election yesterday resulted
in the success of the entire Radical ticket.
and Is the first election in Ten nessee in
which the negro has been elevated to Office.
Only the courts can now keep the negro
Jailer, the negro Justice and the negro
Constable from the position to which Radi-
cal necessity has raised him.
The vote was light both in city and
county, and the Tennessee and Pacific rail
road subscription received only 1916 to "a
against, in the wards and districts officially
heard from. The total vote in the fourth
ward was 700, but the count for maiorities
had not been completed at the hour Of
going to press. This ward and the districts
TO hear from can hardly bring the vote for
the railroad up to 1928. the number re-
quired.
Although up to twelve o'clock yesterday,
ten thousand and Twenty-Five certificates
were in the hands Of the voters of David
son county, the total vote in the city was
only 25O7, subdivided as follows: Second
ward 22S; third, 4l6; fourth, 700; fifth,
2I2; sixth, 297; seventh, 76; eighth, 276;
ninth, &c. tenth, 236. No polls were open
in the FIRST ward, only one clerk making
his appearance to conduct the election
there.
The following table gives the returns
from the city election SO far as received.
A portion of the vote on constables is
omitted, being 20 light as to render its pub
LEGATION Of no importance:
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MRS. WINsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

fOh IEEIhlNb,
Greatly facilitates the process of teething. By
softening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmOdic action. and
is sure 10 regulate the Bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and Relief and Health TO your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and can say in confidence and truth Of il
what We have never been able to say Of any
other medicine-gEvER EAs 1T FAILED IN A SIN
LIE INSTANCE To EFFECT CURE. when timely
used. Never did we knoE an instance of dissat
isfactiOn by any one who used it. On the con-
trary, all are delighted with its operation, and
speak in terms Of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WHAT We DO KNOW" after years Of eX-
peFiencs. and pledge cur reputation for the full
fllment Of what We here declare In almost
every instance where the infants suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief will be found in
fifteen or tWenty minutes after the syrup is sd
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for MRS. WtnsIOw's
Soothing syrup" having the fac smile Of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS" or the outside wrap
per. All others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world. Price only
ThIrGY-ave Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES: ais FnItOn street, New
York; 2O6 High HOIhOrn. London,
England; AL ~. PAM street., Men
treal, Canada
Rug8 eOd6m
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Ncw Advertisements.

FSoouRAeE HOME MANUFACToRIEs.-
We were shown yesterday fine specimen
of rosin soap, manufactured at the estab-
lishment Of NJ. G. Thayer. For cleansing
purposes and beauty of color, it certainly
rivals anything of the kind we ever saw.
not even excepting the celebrated Proctor
q Gamble soap, of Cincinnati. Office, cor
ner Summer and Union streets.
Our friend +. Klein, merchant tailor on
Cherry street, near Deaderick, whose de-
parture for New York was announced few
weeks ago, returned yesterday. He has
purchased a magnificent stock Of spring
goods, which will begin to arrive this week
Gentlemen will take notice. and govern
themselves accordingly.
Messrs. Kline d Sherman, Masonic Tenn.
pie, are constantly adding to their stock of
drugs, garden seeds, and all other articles
10 their line. Their establishment is Justly
distinguished for the purity of their med
icines, and for the excellence Of every arti-
Gle offered by them for sale.
Patrons Of the turf, farmers, and all who
want fine stock, should read 3. F. CoekriiPs
advertisement of the fine race horse and
stallion, "Brown Dick"
Capt. Tom. Harman's splendid passenger
steamer Tyrone is announced to depart for
her regular trip Tuesday, the 10th instant,
at 4 P. NJ.
On and after to-day, trains on the Chat
tanooga road leave Nashville at $50 A. NJ.
and P. NJ. Their Tullahoma acconlmo-
dation leaves Tullahoma at 5:35 A. NJ. and
arrives at Nashville at 1920 A. NJ. Return
ing, leaves Nashville at p and arrives at
Tullahoma at $50 P. NJ. Close connections
are made with all other roads.
See notice Of the real estate firm of Ar
rington, Farraa& Weakley, headed want
ed to invest"
Albert & Seeman, 20 Square, make an
other large auction sale TO the trade to-
morrow at 10 o'clock, of drygOods, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats, furnishing goods, etc.
AT the ladies' fair, to be held at Masonic
Hall during Easter week, splendid Steck
piano will he raffed for Tickets five
dollars. Read advertisement
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Inc lOlioNlns are the returns rom Inc
four districts thus far heard from:
TENTH DISTRICT.
Sheriff Donaldson TO- Menefee Il,
Shaw l6, Miller /.
Revenue Collector: Walsh 81, Collins
%, Kuhn 2.
Trustee; Winham 80, Garrett 20.
Jailer: Smith So, Graham %, Sloan 10,
McManus 5, Thompson 7, Bigley 8.
Register; Smith "A, Watkins l3, Nc
Bride 5,
Constable: A. C. Tucker "a.
For Subscription %.
SEVENTEENTH (EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT.
Sheriff: Shaw SO, Menefee AZ, Donald
son IL, Miller 8, Lloyd l.
Revenue Collector: Walsh "a Collins
Sc, scattering 8.
Trustee: Winham SO, Garrett s..
Register; Smith 80, Watkins %, Nc
Bride l6.
Jailer Smith 10, Sloan 80, Bigley IA,
Graham p, Thompson II, d. F. Walker
8, scattering 2
Constable: f. W. Horn 29, l.. c. White
l9, s. J. Minor g, G. W. Owen 81.
For subscription 81.
No subscription a. Total vote l27.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
Sheriff: Shaw 9, Donaldson 2.
Revenue Collector: Collins 9, Walsh 2
Register Mcbride 2.
Trustee: Garrett g, WiDham 2.
Jsiler: Sloan 8, Smith 2, Bigley /.
Constable: Zach Stull II.
For Subscription II.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Sheriff Donaldson 1903, Menifee 3,
Shaw 5.
Revenue Collector: Walsh los, Col
Inns A.
Trustee WiGham l04, Garrett 5.
Jailer Smith l04, Walker 2, Bieley ],
Sloan 2.
Register Smith 80, Watkins 10
For Subscription: l05.
Total vote Ill
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AoAME OF sNATCn.
" Now Yea See IL and Now Yea Dan't
Nee h -


See H."
Yesterday negro named George Bryant
was circulating on Market street, ia the
vicinity of the Medical College, with a
false-botiom tin box, netting on the APP
pearance and disappearance of teu-cent
shin-plaster, over which he seemed TO
have a marvellous control. Encounter
ing Hook Reeder, a man from Wilson
county, he induced Reeder 10 bet, and
while the white drew ont a roll Of bills
amounting to some fifty dollars, in order
10 get at the required dime, the negro
made grab at the greenbacks, gobbing
the whole pile and making of at a 240
gait toward incorporation line. Marshal
Chumbly and a yonng man named Carter
started in pursuit of the fleeing rascal, and
Carter bearing down upon him pretty
closely, Bryant drew a knife, at which
Carter picked up a piece of rock and
hurled it at his head with such force as to
inflict very severe wound, bringing him
to rather suddenly. The wound bled pro-
fusely, and it was at frat thought that
Bryant was seriously injured.
Marshal Chumbly found fifteen dollars
on his person, and taking him to the sta
tion-house on the square, re-searched him.
Bryant declared "lore God" that he had
no more of Mr.. Reeder's money, but he
had hardly spoken the words ere officer
Frederick drew from the leg of his panta-
looms a twenty-dollar-bili, which had
slightly protruded near his boot. What
became of the balance of the fifty dollars
could not be ascertained. He was lodged
in the work-house to await trial before the
Commissioner tomorrow morning.
Bryant is said TO be most vicious and
desperate negro, and is the alleged murderer
Of Joe Kicker, who kept horse stable on
Cherry street several years ago. Twelve
hundred dollars was taken from the person
of Kicker when he was murdered
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SHFRIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A YRNDI. EXPONAs TO
ID me directed and delivered, from the Hon
orabIs Circuit Court of Davidson county, Ten
nessee, at its September Term, 1866 will eE-
pose to public sale 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. at the Courthouse door in the city Of Nash
Vile on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of March
1868, al the right title claim, interest and e.
tate which John Miller then had. or may have
since acquired. in the following described real
estate tO-wit The interest of John Miller in a
house and lot on North Cherry street, fronting
100 feet on Cherry street, and running back 10
feet more or less; being levied on as the prop
ertT Of John Miller, TO SATISFY judgment rem
dered in favor OF Thomas Hodge and against
John Miller ct ais.
mq.5td r. f. PATTERSON. Sheriff.
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srRANeE HUMAN noNsrnosrrY.
A Child With Three Arms and the Free
Use Of All.

| Ae Oh All
A medical friend reports having seen
within the past week, while travelling
through the southern portion of Lincoln
county, most wonderful human mon
strosiiy.
IL is a well developed white child of
some ten years of age, walking, talking,
eating, etc, in the most approved Juvenile
manner, with third arm growing from its
back, Immediately between the shoulders.
This arm, as it called, is no Aabby, useless
excresence, as is common in such freaks of
nature, but healthy, well-defned limb,
with separate and appropriate bones joints,
muscles, etc, and applied by its little owner
TO a number of strange uses. In the cen
tire of plate of bone permanently uniting
the shoulder blades, is the socket or first
joint, permitting the limb to be moved
freely in all directions, by means of several
powerful ana strangely complicated mus
cles. From the socket extends a large
triangular bone-Or three small bones
ccmbined-perfectly straight, and about
eight inches in length, terminating in short
flexible wrist, npon which closely fits the
hand. This hand is somewhat in the shape
and about the size of an ordinary funnel,
with four inger-like projections at equal
distances about the rim. The fingers have
claw-like nails, joints, etc, and possess the
power of opening and closing as in the Or
binary hand, their grip, however, being
much more powerful. The palm, which
seems already hardened by use, recedes
into the wrist, leaving a small opening
from which constantly oozes a dark mucus
discharge entirely devoid of SMELL
At word from its mother, the child
lifted and carried about with its strange
member a small chair, and other unwieldy
articles suspended itself from the Doctors
walking -stick-in fact went through eyo-
lntions which would put TO blush a we'll
trained monkey.
The Doctor candidly declares that he
deems the case not deformity; that the
limb being perfect and harmOnizing with
the entire body, is nothing more nor less
than designed addition to it by its great
Author, and this little bows birth has
created blank in natural history. That
he is not of the genus homo is certain, but
whether his strange species will be perpetu-
ated or not, is a question for the learned to
discuss and time to determine. Very few
are aware Of the existence of this wonder
ful being, even in the neighborhood where
his parents are said to reside.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 M II % h II AN t.!

To all who desire a good fitting
Shirt, go to Green & Green and leave
your measurement, even il you do not
wish shirts at present, as all meas
urements are recorded and retained
FOR future reference. They make the
best Shirts and Underwear known
In the market. Leave your measure
at Is College Street.
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TALKING LAw.-It was intimated yester-
day that Capt. Alfred Brown, of the Gin
cinnati steamer w. F. Curtis, which stove
a hole in her bow Friday night by col
Hiding with pier of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad bridge, intends bring
ing a suit against the railroad company
for $1,000 damages. The bridge had been
swung some twenty minutes before the
collision, 80 that the Captain will hardly
be able TO make out a case unless he can
show that the road had no right to bridges
ahd piers.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-08

London advices Of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 71G.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at &c discount and
sold by them at par.
There was no change in corporation
checks, uncurrent money, etc, and but
little doing.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 3rd
inst were az follows.