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MISCELLANEOUS DEFICIENCY BLL.-The total
sum appropriated is 81 ,563 .954, including
the following items: For treasury depart
ment salaries. incidental expenses, etc., $50 ,ooo
salaries and expenses of collectors and assessors
of internal revenue 50 600 600 postofiice depart
ment temporary clerks for the defslcation OF E.
B. Olmstead ETC.. $47,500; House of Representa-
tives miscellaneous $34 500; war department for
premiums to architects $4,000.
The foregoing items are for deficiencies In the
present fiscal year. The following are the deli
ciences for the next fiscal year:
Treasury epartment-Temporary clerks sl2O,-
900; Office Of first controller. clerks. 81, o0O
oice of second controller. clerks s35 900; Office
of first auditor clerks $4,000; office second audi.
tor clerks, $4,000. House Of Representatives
Clerks, s2664. Territorial Expenses-sS370.
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TIE BRENNAN (rExAs) 0UTBAGB.-A gentle
man Just from Brennan informs the Houston Tele-
graph of to-day that fifteen negroes have been
arrested and lodged in jail, charged with psrtci-
pating in the hanging OF Bsrie'd, last Friday;
Several white men are implicated. but they
have not yet been found. Arrests OF the parties
said TO have been engaged In the transaction con-
tinue 70 be made. The cause Of the hanging, our
informant states, was: Bar6eld. who was very
.disreputsble man In the neighborhood, had some
kind of stealing transaction with q negro woman,
an which the negro concealed more than her share
of the profits, and Barheld hang her up TO llmo
TO make her disgorge. The woman was not
seriously injured. and BsT6eld got the money. The
neeroes in the neighborhood Incoming acquainted
with the matter, punished FAIRFIELD by hanging
him, and then, demon-like, perpetrated the most
fendish outrage upon his wife. Our informs ant
etstes that one Of the negroes engaged in the muir.
der turned Stste's evidenceS which led to the I'M
mediate apprehension Of tho}e participating IN IT,
We hope they may all be caught and idennned,
and be made to suffer the ut3lost penalty OF the
law. q
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THE LATE GALE IN THE TFHs CouSrRy.-The
Courier of the Teche Of Saturday says: THE VIC.
lent gale which blew so inte4sely, Friday OF last
week, has ooossioned more damage than We had
thought at first At Mr.. q. G.. Fournet's, the
down. and a dwelling house was moved three
inches, on its foundations. Mra. VOORHEES, sugar
house was greatly injured. III other parts Of this
parish there are no serious injuries to be de-
plored. I'll
: nberg's plantation, in the Parish OF st. Mary,
- blown down. But whrse the storm ragged
. severest was In the par3ih Of Vermilion, on
on Tiger, where seventeen houses were crush
Town, and several persons dangerously wound
'nd one, 1t is said, mortallg,
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orran,znti.n OF Alumni.

A meeting of the alumni OF the Law Departments
of the University of Louisiana was held on Mon
day evening at No. rs Commercial alley, for the
purpose of forming q permanent organization,
James Mcconnell. Esq, being In the chair and j..
Caldwell Pierce, Esq, acting as secretary. An
organization was effected by the adoption OF
constitution and bylaws and the choice Of the
following gentlemen as officers:
President-James Mcconnell.
Vice President-CarletonH Hunt.
Secretary. Caldwell Pierce.
Treasurer--C. l.. Walker.
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Row ON the Way Home from the Fair.

Corporal Rspp reports that difficulty occurred
at about half past o'clock P. NJ, at the corner OF
Claiborne and Bayou Road, between some young
men returning from the Fair Grounds. which re-
suited in the stsbbing in several places in the
breast of one named Christian Meyers and The
wounding Of another in the head with slung-
shot, named T. Casey. The injured parties re-
fused to give any Information to the officers. They
were taken to the drug store ct the corner OF
Bayou Road and Claiborne street where they re-
ceived medical attention.
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Miscellaneous I,ems.

Officer Cuff reports having found two sacks Of
coffee on the levee on Monday afternoon.
I colored man named George Watts was ar
rested on Baronne street, about four O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. charged, from information re-
ceiyed with having In his possession stolen money
Two hundred and ffty-eight dollars were fouad
upon him when arrested.
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Attempt TO Garrotte.

Two unknown parties attempted, about twelve
O'Clock on Monday night, to gsrrotte cab
driver passing the corner OF Magazine and Jack.
SON streets on his way down down. They sue
ceeded in knocking down their would-be victim,
but he managed to give the alarm and the mis-
cresnts decamped before the police could come
up with them.
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An, Accident.

The many friends of Mr.. ]. r. Ducros. the
courteous librarian at the City Hail, VIII regtet
10 learn that, accidentally falling on Saturday
last, he fell heavily upon his leg, disabled by
wound received in battle, and injured himself
quite painfully. We sincerely wish him speedy
return TO the official duties which he so faithfully
discharges.
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Fire.

Special officer Goewey reports that at $50 last
evening, FIRE, originating In defective Hue.
broke out at No. 20 Louisa street, occupied by
colored woman named Adele Boisdore, and
owned BY a Mr.. Duluc. 1t was, however,
promptly extinguished by the arrival of the fire
department. the damage mostly resulting nom
water, and being estimated at seven or eight hun
bred dollars. The adjoining buildings, No Is, &C.
cupied as a dwelling by German family named
Cbause, and No. % as a grocery by Mr.. @. ii.
Thompson, and owned by Mr.. r. Emen. were
also somewhat damaged. The property was H.
sured In the Merchants Insurance Company.
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At The Fair arounds.

The celebrated Three-Eyed and Tnree-horneo
Texas OK will be placed on exhibition at the
Far Grounds day, and will remain on exhibition
until she close of the fair To those who have al
ready seen this animal, no Recommendation is me-
cessary. To those who have not, his owner has
no hesitation in saying that he Is the greatest nat
ural curiosity ever placed on exhibition.
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Ailsued Robhery.

Mrs. Lyon, residing st No. $50 Magazine street.
has charged Zersh Brown and Virginia Perry,
both coIored, with stealing from her gold watch,
q gold pencil. seven sbottles OF wine and some
wearing apparel. Both the accused have been ar
rested and locked up at the Central STATEN.
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the Grand Co.clave OF 9. w. M.

At the session held last night by Crescent Con-
clave No, 10, s. w. NJ, the following members
were duly elected as delegates to the Grand Con-
clave of Louisiana: A. j. Lewis, NJ. E., chief; VIM.
Wolfe, scribe; German Leroy, Jr.. treasurer.
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Pouud KEEPERS.

A complaint was yesterday made to Recorder
Becker by II. d. Keen, stating 10 effect that
pound keepers in the discharge OF their preroga.
lives that is in taking up cattle allowed to run at
large, are sssailed with epithets such 90 goat
catchers, % "thieves," etc., and that occasionally
a stray brickbat follows up the disagreeabe in.
vective. The communication further hints taat
the police appear none too anxious to put stop
to this kind Of thing.
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E. RlGER g co.'s SALES.
NASH g. HODGsONS SALES.

CHOICE BUSINESS STAND,
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND ITALIA STREETS,
NOS 426 AND AIS RAmgART STREET.
ONE SQUARE FROM THE DRYADEs MARKET.
ALSO
A CHOICE QUARTER or SQUARE OF GROUND
CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND BERLIN STREETS,
JEFFERSON CITY.
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/. DEAN. RS, SALES.

J. DFJAN, JR., AUoTlONEER,

Calls the attention city s1d country buyers 20 his large
sale. Of FURkITUkE Of every description and variety 70
take place Thu every Monday Wednesday and Friday
and be ~ the grest
OF breaking housekeeping 20 meet the al 20
demands OF has In reqnen bis tso nrst hoes
Parties desng purchase Furniture should not IAN 70
attend the his shos At No I'D 6ravef
street, c1rDer Carondeie'.
Quick tales TO make room.
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Che 9sw etlsaas crssssat wsdaesaas. Spsil 2.

coast, and that the tracing itup having been in.
trusted to him be discovered II in junk store at
No. 20 Front Levee street, occupied oy Mr. Dca,
ielievich. who had purchased the chain IN gooa
faith from the three colored men who had ofougnI
II down on a schooner, and then returned 20 the
plantation. They viii probably be arrested to-
day. Meanwhile the purchaser avows his willing
mess to deliver mp the property q
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Passenger list per steamship Beaufort, from
Havana, via Florida porte:
Mr.. Bote and lady. II. M. Devise and lady,
Msjor Dowell, w. B. Monroe, d. Cade, b. 4. Lig-
naski, Chas. Stein, Mr.. Bissen.
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Passengers and shippers will do well to bear IN
mind that the B. l.. Hodge No. 2. Captain w. I.
Boardman, leaves this city every Friday at p M.
for Shreveport. ..s.. ...t
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Arrival of the steamer George Washington Ga
ger from New York with the following passen'
gers:
Mrs. Wsdsvorth, Miss Sherlock Mrs johnson,
Mr.. Sands Mr.. Young. and five steersge.
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Avn Ahout . Mm.ch.,..

Special Officer Cunningham reports that on Sun.
dsy nighta mill-chain was stolen by three colored
men from the plantation Of Mr.. Sawnet. up the
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Xural AntfIliaenfe.


The weather.
The following Is the weather report for yester-
day in the places severslly mentioned. The Time
at which the report il made 10 ct A. NJ:
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The following is a list of the passengers per
steamship Yszoo from Phiadelphis via Ha'
vana:
Charles valsdier, Morris Bennett, Pauline Ne.
reud, Annie Bunks, Domingo Toledo, Hayron Pc.
dro, Thomas Toledo, George Bloomfield. Bail
Psmero, Bot. Ebben, Arch. Pedro.
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STORES ON NArcHEz STREET.
I'm 2HE oENTER OF BUsINEsS
Between Camp and Msgazile streets II
PEREArToRy SALE. ~
TWO THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSES.
Nos 80 and 81 Nstchez street,
Immediately in rear of the late ate of tie City rsuAi
Bank. now the oHsce Of the Morgan
Line Of Steamers,
III. WALTON & DEsLonDE.
J. B. WALTON, AuctiOneer.
.s Once, No. Csrondeet street.

CATURDAY. April 1Osh. 1850 "a ~
- O'clock n at the ST CHARLES AUCTION En-
CHANGE, (bsseu 81. charles Hotell viii be sold-s
TIE TWO THREE STOt BRICK sT ORES Nos. Naud
"a Eatchez in the bonndea BY Matches street
Bank Alley. Camp and Magazine streets The LOT 70 ~
Hatchex ~ feet inches and iae trout ~
iee inches on by 9Th Of s. feet inches on
the line the erty fronting On Asra
zine street ass purchased by Charles Morgan ESQ and
occupied the lines OF steamships and % iss
II ches and lines on the opposite sise
The "a Matches street measures rs feet mort ON
Natchez street 10 T. ehes and lines the reaf line
by desfh 63 n inches and lines the line dig ide
ii from the No 81 above described aad 81 lees
4 inches the opposite side
This lot Of ground has the use OF pry on zoe ~ oil
O. yard stached 10 the property II O. L. Bnsit -
the act Of compromise befwten tns
Ciy National Ban l. Bright passed be'oe psah
Cohn. rotary public. ed March "a, 1893
n, TK1ss .nD CoNpirIos s-Onethird cash In cnted
the remainder credit Of one asd we
Yeas Of the purchasers payable to thr own
and by them Endorsed bearing per cent interest aan
secured by social mutesge snd VENDORS neh upa -,
aio.neys suit to payment on hny
pa O. The notes buidn 70 be insured 20
or of the vendors aud the poey Of insurance to be Trans
Acts of sale before jos Cohen. notary public at the az
Of purchasers incuaing coss Of stamps -equed py
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Hltlt g THoMAs's SALES.

OIL PAINTINGS AND MIRRORS.
BY HILLE "a THOMAS.
CnAs. q. HnLE. suctiopeer.
yTTEDNEauAY, Aprn 4. 81 IO1z O'Clock
w Pm he ssesroom. l67 Poydras street. sp stan
wi be sold -
co OIL PAINTINGS various subjects and 10 dozen ME-
RORS. all sizes and sty es of frames
OF shippers and without reserve
whatever Call and examine before the sale
FURNITURE. .......FURNITURE ....FURNlTURK
BIZ HyLLE a THOMAS.
CHAs @. HILLK, AuctioIeer.
DAILY. At 10Y o'clock, In their saiesrooms
~ l67 Poydras street. will be sold ---....
A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD FUkhlt Sic
such Bedstesd Bureaus Wsshstands Armoirs Chahss
Tables Carpets Mating Diningroom funntrre.
Safes Stoves Kitchen Utensils etc
Consierments OF new goods continually arriving
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years the notes the p.ysiis
to ss s.nf q ss. % y
Of rse At the rate Of eight per cent per snnum until %
. oRa wS s. s.s q nom sS IN %
.ssS,s, az Of he nO q sSpgSn or any p
The not 70 be divided INTO coupons may be required
sGSs =: 3 Ss sss ss VII
gursds II addition e =: prize q no
second Dssinses Dissricf
= sss y Y: Fs;sss: ts
trds on Henry Clay Avenue granting ssid rorter no
oS 70 ss he @ ss
. Ss ss o.s os
se %1'ss he psS Mr. p Tsss
HB II Of the square vim required 70
& the s ' Sf 's 3. from the cash
Acts of sal. before Msspsr notary pussc sxpas
Of he purchaser including The 3 feau'sd
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
UxRIvALEp WATER POWER
SPLENDID SITES FOR MANUFACTURERS
YIN. WALTON a DEsLONDE.
J. b. WALTON. Auctionesr- .t
once. Me- oArondelst street.
Z. y css x ssz Sc E A e.
XBour one THOUSAND ACRES Of sligbIy located
ana tmbsed land In the parsh Of e. Tammany stort
Two half miles from the town # Covington, With athe
thereon consisting Of large ana Substantially
may na be found one Apple Pear Plum Pecan trees etc
The place within four hours dSy communication with
the city by The water the tract Is mex
hausblr three mi IN LENGTH and unrvaed Better
sns ,p y he soS The locality and hsa
and there Mineral Springs the place
n5-TERns or sALE-Purchsser payment OF fwc
each for $780, dated August 1881
BE sspeciivey twelve months ser date and os<
Inc per cent n and bearing
81 ecis mortgage said land and improvements balance
cash. :.
Carondelst street.
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AUCTION SALES.
GABRIEL LEAUMONT'S SALES.
CLOTHING. HATS, TRUNKS, ETC.
BY GABRIEL LEAUMONT,
salssroom--69 Chsrtres street.
"WEDNESDAY, 7th Inst, st 10 O'Clock
2Oio.s extrs fre SUMNER CLOTHING, also
20 assorted Travelling TRUNKS: also
$50 Mems and Boys assorted HATS.
n7-TERMs-'akh.
E. ROGER & co.'s SALES.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND
BROGANs.
100 TRUNKS, sEwED BOOTS AND CONGRESS.
nv Il. ROGER a CO..
II. SAxoRY, Auctioneer.
rUwURRDAY. April sth, 1889, mt 10
o'clock their saesrooms, Nos 40 and AZ Oo Leves
street. will be sold -, = -
from manufactures by late arrivals from Boston, Aew forl
: Also 100 trunks sewed Boots and Congress.
Sale
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AUCTION SALES.

go. AUCTION SALES.
J. B. WALTON q DEstONDE's SALES.
~ oRzxr SALE FOB PARTITION
-oP.
VALUABLE AND IMPROVING SUBURBAN Pro
ON LoKa oREDIF.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN SQUARES OF GROUND.
suBDUlsgD INTO LOTS. .
EH -u- sg-..e
RTHEvILLE.
Embrang property between the Mississippi River and b.
CHARLES street. and from 81 Charles back the
line Of BrmnsvnLs, and between Bloomingdas and the
Touchsr property above.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE AND FOR PARrIrIoN.
EDMUND BURTHE Er AIS.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
FOR PARTITION.
No. aa second Judicial District Court for the Parish Of
Jefferson --.
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BY j. II. WALTON n DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
20 ONCE No. 6 Carondelst street.

q. d
70 t Once No. Carondest street.
"WEDNESDAY, April 14fh. 1899. Begin
w ning u o'clock NJ, at the ST. CHARLES AUG.
TON EXCHANGE basement St Charles HOTEL BY virtue
and in OF order OF the HONORABLE tns second
arrolton phil 10 1861 docket No. 292 in the above
will be sold by pubic on the following de-
scrbed valuable property, to-wit:
ONE EUhDREDAsD SEVEN sou ARES OF eR0UED
Burt eEie comprised between Bloomingdale
the Fouchers psrstion. Leves street and the
Mississippi river and the rear line runeing back 70
q poibt-si according plan by J. A pH mecou-t,
dated the 9Th September 1861 and supplemental plan By
the Of March, 1s69 te last named plan exh biting
he thrtyseht additional comprised between De-
lord Itet and the rear numbered from 9 to Sc
inclus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-25
budget Of Finn.



The following story is told by one Tim Croak,
in late Irish novel, written by Mr.. Kichbam :
"'Twas this day seven years, for all the world,
the year Of the hard FROST Shawn Cow set crib
in his haggart the evennin' sfore; and when he
went out in the mornin' he had a hen blackbird
He put the goulogue on her nick, an tuck her in
his hand and wud one smulluck av his finger
knocked the life out av her; he walked in an
threw the blackbird on the table.
40, Shawn, siz Nancy. you're after catch
ing fine thrish' Nancy took the bird in her
hand an began rubin the feathers on her brist.
"A fine thrish,' siz Nancy.
"Tisnt thrish, but it's 5lackbird," siz
Shawn. HJ
"Wisha, in troth, Shawn" sz Nancy "tis a
thrish ; do you want to take the sight O my eyes
from me Z"
81 tell you It's blackbird." sz he.
"Indeed then it isn't but thrish," siz she.
"Anyway one word borrowed another, and the
end av it was, Shawn failed at her an gev her the
father av batting.
"The Christmast day after, Nancy opened the
dour an looked out.
"God be wild this day twelve months" siz she,
edo you remember the fine thrish you caught in
the crib"
"'Twas blackbird," said Shawn.
Z" Whist now, Shawn, it was thrish," said
Nancy.
81 tell You again, it twas blackbird," siz
Shawn.
"Och," siz Nancy, beginning to laugh, that
was the quar- blackbird." Wud that, one word
borrowed another, and Shawn stood up and gev
har the father batin. The third Christmas
day KEN, and they were in the best o good hu-
NOR after the tay, and Shawn putin on his III
din coat to go to Mass "Well, Shawn" siz
Nancy, "Tm thinkiR' av what an unhappy
Christmas mornin we had this day twelve month,
all on account av that thrish you caught in the
crib, bad cess to her"
"'Twas blackbrd," siz Shawn.
:" An tell you twas a thrish,' siz Nancy.
"Wud that, Shawn took down bunnaun he
had seasonin In the chimney and whaled at Nan.
cy, and CAV her the father av batin."
o An every Christmas morning from that day
80 this twas the same story, for sure as the sun
Nancy'd draw down the thrish"
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We'll, then, I'll send you TO the Penitentiary
for three months"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-14
THE hEGIsLATuKE.
ElOnleriaI District

FiOaterial District.
NASHVILLE, July /, 1863. To the PEG.
pie of Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery
and Cheatham counties Solicitations by
letter and in person received for the past
few weeks from every county in this float
erial district, and representative, as l am
induced TO believe, of the solid and sub.
stantlal portion of the constituency, have
brought me forward as a candidate for
your sutfrages for a seat in the next Legis-
lature.L isr f
In obedience to theee calls, hereby an
nounce myself candidate, and propose
to meet assemblies of the people on every
proper occasion before the 9th of August.
do not affect that 1 do not desire to be
elected, though, for myself, / could more
probably employ the time. But, believ-
ing that understand the immediate
business necessary for the promotion of
the interests Of the people of the district
and that some previous legislative expe
rlence has qualified me for the position,
offer myself.
L am in favor of the most prompt &C
ton that can be had by the Governor, th
Legislature,or the people in their sovereig
opacity under the Bill of Rights, or all
tonJoined, to secure the assembling of
Convention at the earliest prscti.
able moment to amend the con-
tuition and laws, and remove
II existing disabilities in regard to the
lective franchise. The most feasible plan
onformable 10 law, is the best, and the one
will favor by vote and voice. The priv
leges now enjoyed BY any Pc rtion of the
do not propose to disturb.
The business interests of this constituent
C In several important features deman d
egislstiont. The mercantile community, In
my judgmen needs a representative who
their wants and sympathizes
with their condition under present laws,
The general economic interests of the peo-
pie In every pursuit, while requiring
broader and more liberal legislation, should
be under the discipline of stricter statutes,
and such measures shall receive my sup
port.
In this brief card, these are all the
points necessary to alluded to, but in be.
coming candidate expect to meet voters
Of every kind and deal frankly, and with
his view, l lay my name before you.
II K. B. CaEATHA. M
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THE CANVASS.


appointments I'm Middle and West
Tennessee by the Candidates for
Governor. s.Ed 6 Hiloazs :zrffd
The candidates for Governor ag.ee ia
the following appointments, to-wit::
Dresden, Wednesday. J uly IA. 70 Is
Humboldt, Thursday, July Is. ~.
Brownsville, Friday, July is.
Memphis, Saturday, July IL. y yvcr
Grand Junction, Monday, July I9.
jackson, Tuesday, July 20.
Paris, Wednesday, July 81.
GAINESVILLE, Thursday, July %.
Springfield, Friday, July %.
Gallatin, Saturday, July "a.
Pulaski, Monday, July 26.
Columbus, Tuesday, July q.
Murfreesboro, Wednesday, July %.
Shelbyville, Thursday, July %.
Nashville, Saturday, July 81.
The above appointments we agree to
W.B. STOKES,
.f -s d. W. G. SENTER,
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Our Financial and CONNER.
oial Column.

Every dep artment of business has an imme
date interest in the markets of the country, and
in its financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who fails to keep himself properly adj
vissd as to the rise and fall CT the markets. as
controlled by the laws of demand and supply
and the relative condition of the currency, is
exposed to constant loss. and must necessarily
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neighbors. Ia order to make our paper valuable
as well as interesting. we shall make this a
SPECIAL PEATURs. Our Daily Market Reports
domestic and foreign, by telegraph and our
City Reports. gotten up at hesvr exrense, shall
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from all the leading money centers ri the coun-
try shall be fuller than have ever been pub
Iished By any other journal in Tennessee.
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riculture and miscellaneous topics. together with
political matters shall be the special object Of
attention in the columns of the UNION AND
AMERICAN. so as to make it ahead Of all other
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