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SPAIN.

No KinS During the Present state Of Affairs.
MADRID, June H. 1862
In the Constituent Cortes on saturday General
Prim, In reply to question: said that no king would
come forward In the present state OF uncertainty.
When the regency was settled there would be plenty
OF candidates. lie regretted the refusal of Fernando
OF Portugal, but thought 1t was not irreyocable
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THE NEW YORK HERALD IN TINS STATE.

From the Whitehall IN. " Chronicle. June Ill
We are In receipt OF the NEW YORK HERALD. pro-
bably the most enterprising and successful newspa-
per In the world. Its editorials am at the vices,
foes and errors OF the times aud every failure or
wrong is exposed with unsparing and merciless Sc
verify. Its news department Is complete daiiy
history OF the world. t has long since ceased to he
metropolitan--,t is a cosmopolitan paper. Every.
thing of note in the two hcmisphercs finds Itself re-
corded I'm its columns.
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LAcls1E RACES oF ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. June IL, 1862
fne first race at the Laclede Jockey Club meeting
to-day was three mile dash for $500. The entries
were carrie Atherton, Kitty Free, Jim Walker
Planter and Tom Porter. The race was well con-
tested and was won by carrie Atherton, Kitty Free
second. -, -. -. -,
nurse of s40o There were four entries, sue Dough-
erty, Jubilee, Salle and starlight. sue Douguerty
won la two heats Time. l:6l< and l52&.
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Tn. Me,ropoIitnn Job Printing and EnSrav.

ing Establishment having made extensive |
| additions 20 its "material," Ia the shape |
OF Presses, Type, SC, &C, is now prepared |
% execute orders with unusual rartdtty.
It's patrons and the public know full well |
its style OF work aud Its moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving de-
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged |
10 meet the demands Of the public. and |
we beg TO offer 10 our patrons our en-
lsrged facilities for such orders AZ they 4
may see ht TO give, feeling assured that l
| our prices will compare favorably with
any other work OF the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every de
scription. Law Printing, dc., &C. Plain
and color work. Wood Engraving done |
| Mt short notice and at very low price. 1
/ 81 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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NEW ZEALAND.


LONDON. June a. 1850.
Letters from Dunedin dated April 10, give ac-
counts OF the massacre OF three Eng ishmen. with
their wives families and forty friendly natives by
the Maori chief Te-Kooti. near Napier, on the East
coast OF New Ulster. Troops despatched 10 the
settlement and on their arrived found only the ruins
Of the homesteads, which had been pundered and
burnt. The settlers in the country were neeng to
the towns for protection.
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FRANCE.
Explanations Regarding the Recent Disturb


Explanations Regarding the Recent Disturb.
anccs.
PARIS June IA, 1869.
The Official journal to-day publishes an account
and explanation OF the recent disturbances II
asserts that the government had received accurate
knowledge beforehand of what was TO take place.
and was thereby enabled to take proper
and sufficient precautions to prevent the
agitation from assuming more serious
aspect The officers OF Justice are in possession OF
the facts which provoked and accompanied the out
breaks; 1t is their duty now to trace the authors.
The journal praises the patience, flrmness and mo-
deration OF the troops and congratuates the govern
ment on the suppression Of the disorder without
bloodshed-thus fulning Its mission for the protec-
ton Of umanity.
Discovery OF Secret Papcrs-1Iore Reforms
60 be Observation-Disclosures Of Baron
Haussmann-Isnail Pacha and Napoleon.
PARIS, June Ia, 1862
Alarge number OF secret documents having refer
ence to the late disturbances have been discovered
and seized by the authorities. It Is asserted that
these papers prove that the movement was agiiated
10y paid agents.
The Duke de rersigny has written letter TO M.
olivier on the subject OF further liberal reforms. ne
says that the empire and freedom are not incompati.
BILE; n lust firm government can bear the existence
of every liberty.
Baron Haussmann, Prefect Of the Seine under
whose guidance so many Of the improvements have
been made In the city OF Paris, mas resigned his
ONCE.
Isman Pacha of Egypt, who Is making tour OF
Europe, yesterday had pleasant interview with
Napoleon.
The city s now entirely tranquil.
Quiet acknowledgements Of General
Cluzeret.
PARIS. June 14-Evening
tranquility contnues.to prevail In oil quarters Of
thc city.
General Cluzeret, expelled from France, will sail
from IIavre for New York on Friday next.
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KENTUCKY.
Great Fire In Gcorsetown-Loss S22S 900
Insurance $4,000.

Insurance $4,000.
CINCINNATI, June IA. 1869.
In Georgetown, n.y., on Saturday. q nre broke out
In the drug store OF @. T.. Trumble and extended to
Hamilton street. Here IL crossed and burned half
square the south side Of Main street. he following
named business houses were nsured:-G. Agire, for
$4,000 In the lEtna Office of liartfor Prewt Kelly,
Insured In Hartford ). +. Keen $4,000 on house and
$500 In the Etna ana $500 In the Pnenix Hartford;
Q. Lewis. $4,000 In the North American, Philadel-
phia; Wells Brother. dry goods, SO 200 in the Etna
Hartford q. H. Moore. "a, 900 In the Etna Hartford;
&c U. Brown, 5000 In the Etna, Hartford; llebourn.
insured I'm Hartford; Deposit Bank, insured IN Hart
ford Samuel Cooley, $4,000 IN the phenx Hartford.
Adams Express Company lost their safe md books.
The value OF the buildings burned was 500 0OJ and
the stock destroyed f2s,000 The amount OF insu-
rance is $4,000 large number OF the occupants
and property owners were not insured.
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THE PLAINS.

Ex.Secretnry Seward Mt Omaha-Supplics for
Destitute Indians In DacOtah.
ST. LOUIS, June Ia. 1859.
despatch from Omaha says:-william II. Seward
and family and several members Of the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means are here and Will leave
this evening for San Francisco
A Sioux City despatch says:-General Burbank, OF
DacOtah, Is now here purchasing supplies for the
destitute Indians. Since General Harney distributed
the Indian supplies at MILESTONE, the Grand river
reservation, the Indians have remained quiet but at
Cheyenne river they show signs OF dissatisfaction
and are inclined to cause trouble.
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The WctrODOHtnn JOB PrinftnR aud EN0rNV.
ing Establishment having made extensive additions 10 its
material I'm the shape Of Presses, Typo. &C. 6c s now
prepared orders with rapdty fts parons
and the public know full well its style Of and s
rate prices
our gnng and wood engraving department has been
considerably enlarged TO the demands of the public
We beg 10 offer to our patrons enlarged faculties for
they fit to give, feeing
prices viii compare svoraby with any other work
kind Posters, Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every
dcscrpon Law Printing, &C., Sc Plain color work,
Wood Engraving done short notice very low pina
"a Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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A. New Jewelry store
UP TOWN.
GEO G. ALLEN SON
have opened a Branch OF No. ais Broadwayat
NO. l,l73 BROADWAY,
Twenty eighth Streets under the
COLEMAN HOUSE,
with n stock of WATCHES. JEWELRY and FANCY
GOODS. of their own importation and manufacture.
An invoice of FRENCH JEWELRY, OPERA CLASSES
&C.. jusa received by the City of Paris.
WATCHES, JEWRLRY, &c. repaired IN the best manner
by frst class workmeas
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GERMANY.

Extension Of Furiougi,s TO the Army.
BERLIN, June Ia, 1869.
IL IA understood that the Prussian government
eontemplates increasing the number OF furouqhs
granted to the army next winter,
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KNIGHTS rtMpLAaS.

crcu Gn'Hclfng tn Failndciph,n IRON -
Parts Of the Country.
PHILADELPHIA June II, 1859.
The city Ia thronged with Knights Templars from
all sections OF the country to JOIN IN the semi-cen-
tennal celebration Of st. John Commandery OF this
city. The Detroit Commandery, from Detroit, Mich.
arrived this morning. IL consists OF seventy mem
hers and Is accompanied by the band OF the First
United states infantry. The Pittsburg Commandery
also reached the city this morning. Delegations
from St. John, N b.; Montgomery. Ala, New Or
leans omaha, Neb. Memphis, Tenn, and Nashville,
Tenn, are also now In the city.
Several commanderies from Baltimore, accornpa-
MED by commauderes from Norfolk, Portsmouth
aud Richmond, Va, arrived here this evening.
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MANSION HOUSE,

MANSION HOUSE,
LONG BRANCH NOW OPEN.
Seventh Regiment Band
LOUIS LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH
under supervision and control Of
LOUIS LELAND
NOW OPEN.
Seventh Regiment Band.
N. N. LAIRD.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH,
under supervision and control OF
N. N. LAIRD.
NOW OPEN.
Teck's Philadelphia Band
FIRST HOP.
MANSION HOUSE,
JULY
g. LAIRD, Propreter.
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Persons Wishing to subscribe for the Herald
WILL BIZ SERVED At AN EARLY HOUR ny LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE or rHH
NEW YORK HERALD, las FULTON STREET, BROOK.
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PLYMOUTH June IA, 1859.
The American ship Isabella Saunders, Captain
Scott, which sailed from Cardir March 20 for New
York, was abandoned at sea. Part OF her crew was
landed at this port to-day by the shannon.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at nine O'Clock A. M. on Wednesday.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wtu
be ready at eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neaness, quickncss and DESPATCH cent
than ut other printing establishment in the y.
At the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT, 81 Nassau street.
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RUSSIA.
Important Financial Enterprise.

Important Financial Enterprise.
ST. PErERBURo, June H. 1862
An imperial ukasc has been issued authorizing
the establishment OF the International Bank OF Com.
merce, with capital OF 50OO,0o0 roubes The en-
terprisc IA promoted by both Russian and foreign
bankers, who will take up all the shares.
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Gouraud's Liquid Rouge for Pale Cheeks
and lips indebe npsrts the blush Of the $s Bond
street, late OF ass Broadway.
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CORK. June Ia, 1869.
shot was fired from the street into the once OF
the Constitution to-day. No one was injured. No
clue the perpetraor Of the act has been obtained.
collision occurred In Shandon Yesterday be-
tween the police anl a mob. Three OF the former
were injured. Several OF the rioters were arrested
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Perfect Hair Dressin g.-Buruetrs Cocoa.
perfect the best preparation in the world
harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness aud
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Havana Shipping and Markets.

HAVANA, June Ia, 1869.
Arrived bark r. W. Grifiths, from Matanzas.
Sailed, steamer Liberty, for Baltimore.
The Havana markets are dat and but little bust.
ness Is doing.
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A.-Burnetf's Florimei; an Exeuisite Per.
fue resembling the fresh ordors OF bouquet Has
and is for sale by all druggists.
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A.-ladies' Faccs Enamelled; aIso the Pre-.
psraton for sale, with instructions, by ~ LAUsSON
Brua
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The Summer style
-. ..a.....I. .. a. ..r.~s HE a,

A.-Summer STYLES Gents Hats in Variety.
Straw Hats for the million. BURKE LIS Fulton street.
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Words cf Cheer for Young Men, who, Hev-
ING fallen ycts 10 social evils, desire better manhood
Sen, sealed letter enveopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, O0x L, Philadelphia. PA
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Royal Havana lsOttery.-Prizcs Paid In Gold
furnished The highest rates paid Tor Douooouo
--1 TXyLoR a Co, bankers, Is Wa lls,res,. NY
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IRELAND.

Demonstration in Favor Of Defeating the Irish
Church Bill.
DUBLIN, June IA, 1869.
great public demonstration was made in this
city last night against the passage Of the Irish
Church Dsestabslnent bill.
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A. New Jewelry store

A.-Snve 2J per cent by Purchasing yOur SiL-
verware direct from the manufacturers FORD TUPPER
saesrooms 7 and 7s9 Broadway of Tenth street.
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Attic balance Of the Jeweiry remaining
from the late Cuban Fair will be disposed Of by rsde
Nineteenth this evening,
OF and g. All parties interested requested to attend
The chances heretofore disposed OF will taken
euelt of the
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For First Class Printing Of Evcry Descrip.
ton to the Metropolitan Job Printing Es.abshmeniU
Naaaa str
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Mrs. NJ. q. Browns Celebrated Poor Rich-
ards Eve Water Sold bv Druggss
MoKEssON ROBBINS, Wholesale Agents.
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A.-Gouraud's Lilly White, OriGiuc,, in
quantity and quality SURPRISING the initasas Is bond
street, late OF <5s Broadway, and druggists.
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A Card.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM

Cristad0ro's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-Sol2
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. 6Asto House.
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A Fine COmplexiOn.-A Beautiful and vet.
vetike skin, free from all bemishes, be produced
byBURNETT'S KALLISTON, which, unlike other cosmetics
produces healthy action of the caplares For chahns OF
Infants musquto bites sunburn roughness OF the skin
equal For sale by JOHN Y. HENRY, No. College
place, and by all druggists.
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The Summer styles Of Knox, the Halter,
popular his spring styles. Knox has the lead
his ine and he win keep His great experience enables
decide wia. will pie those who desire neat and
and all who call at his establishment sure OF
being pleased Knox's assortment of Panama and other
straw Hats cannot be surpassed.
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Owing TO the great increase ~ brsi. |
ness consequent on the popularity of |
their Cartoon aud general issue, the
proprietors OF
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Use Tiemann's Laundry Blue.
Free from acid.
Depo, 1865 Chambers street. New York.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would Impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
| tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, TO secure Insertion.
| In the general issue u In also neces
4 snrv to present advertisements on tbs
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
! edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will he sent by mail 10 subscribers FOR
sir dollars per year. Address VI kAs-
sau street.
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ENGLAND.

Debate on the Second Reading Of the Irish
Church Bill In the House Of Lords.
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Circnit Court.

His Honor. Judge A. NJ. Hughes,
commenced the regular term of the
Circuit Court last Tuesday. We
heard part Of the charge of his Hon
or to the grand jury, which we
thought eminenlIy wise and vel
timed no great deal Of important
business lad been transacted in the
court up to yesterday. but as every
thing is now organized and under
headway. we wiz expect business to
be facilitated with the usual dis
patch heretofore displayed by bis
Honor.
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Grand Jury.

The following list comprises the
names of the Graud Jurors emTa .
neled at the present term of the Cour'
They are good men and will, nc
doubt, do their utmost to ferret out
crime and lawlessuess
Samuel A. Parsons, Foreman,
Robert S. English, Lem. Oliver,
VIM. II. Oliver, Dan'l J. Digger,
B. A. Digger, Isaac Yokely,
Jas. NJ. Edwards, A. P. MartibS
E. W. McLaurine, +. NJ. Kersey,
Nicholas Grubbs, J. G. Alternately
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First Monday,

The principle features that charsc-
terized this day. always a big one,
were, that although the weather was
peculiarly adapted to the imbibation
of-the fluid. yet the effect generally
produced by its use was lost in. the
general good order that prevailed,
broken only by a row that eusued
FIRM, the tigbt'less of a man named
Harwell who staggered against ano-
tbernamed Bay. who. tsking it for a
pugilistic demonstration struck at
HarweE, missed, and beth fells A
crowd rushing up to part them. Ray
thought he was doubled on and broke
for the woods, but was freed 10 the
livery stable, and the general result
ofthe whole was q slight replenish-
ing Of The city funds,
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Brief Locals.

Eggs and butter, as the holiday 8
draw near, are in great demand and
command good prices.
Our toy dealers are receiving i'm
m use stocks Of Christmas tricks,
and the little folks lhrong the show
windows of the shops.
Turkeys are, it would seem from
their scarcity in this market, quite
played out. We haven't heard one
gObble in several lengths Of Periods
It is thought that the rents for
the next year in Pulaski will not be
quite so high as they have been for
the last few years. Plenty of margin
to drop little.
The weather during the past two
or three days has been exceeding y
cold. Winter has commenced in
earnest.
{ We noticed the honorable Mayor
and the City Marshal of Pulaski 10
close consultation in fros of our Of
fee yesterday, and infer that some
thing Of great local importance is on
foot. .--s. -.-. -r-77. ale.
Mine host. Col. Thompson. at the.
Tennessee blouse has been a little
crowded during the present week with
jurors. witnesses, DO, but he is still
doing his utmost to please every one
and is succeeding. e,. sa a. b
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Rn1Iv Reef.

IAN eati9g house for The benefit OF
passengers on the. Nashville & Deoa-
tur railroad has just been establish
ed at Columbia. Travellers leaving
Nashville on the 5 o'clock a. m.
train now have an opportunity of get
ting a good breakfast. "-Banner.
We passed that way the other morn
Jog and .risd this same eating house,
and we are prepared to say that we
never saw a more miserable failure
in the way Of an eating house in OGr
life. Il is perfect imposition upon
the public. We advise travellers to
shun it.
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vile and Northwestern Road to the
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
Company sRas discussed for two
hours, but before definite action was
taken the House adjourned. Senate
bill abolishing The Seventeenth Judi
cial District (Judge HouL s passed
third reading. Resolution recon-
mending the coming Constitutional
Convention to enact provision al
lowing women to vote. hold Office and
sit on iuries. 1t was referred to q
special committee of elk.
SATURDAY.
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HOUSE.

The school question was up again,
and sme progress made by the pas
sage on first reading of Senate bill to
repeal the school Law. One of The
House bills was discussed for some
time, and an amendment adopted
suspending the school tax for 1870.
The bill itself did not pass. A COM
nunication from Judge Watson was
read, in reference to the assets and
liabilities Of The Bank of Tennessee.
The Committee on Internal improve
ments reported in favor of the pass
age of House bill, No. 3o5. in lieu of
all other bills on the subject, to al
low delinquent railroads to pay their
Indebtedness in State bonds. Senate
bill repealiug all laws granting State
aid to rnal.improgemeRts, passed
third reading.
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A week or two ago, Mr. Fleming

A week or two ago, Nr. Fleming,
the member from Knox, introduced
a bill to regulate the publication Of
legal notices. matter about wiieh
the public laws are not very liberal
or explicit at present. The bill was
called up last Friday. Pending de-
bate. say the Banner. Mr.. Steele, the
member from Marshall, opposed the
measure because e suspected it was
gotten up for ~ 5eraetft Of printers. .
We mzssssa- he tcftl7A FOR the ben
1le;f our conte mpeTfries throughout
Oak Gal State, who pc, doubtless, un-
are of how ALE and vigilant a
ehaapion they lave in the House.
We earnestly hope our representa-
t:ves will take a different view of the
natter. and give the pr = justice
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Tha Euanine Lasder.

This is the name of new daily
evening paper recently stPrted at
Nashville, which is, as it says, under
the control and management 0. an
association OF gentlemen familiar with
all the details Of the newspaper busi-
ness, and identified. ia sentiment and
interest. with she people. Il will be
published regularly every evening
(ssundays exeepted) as a CONNER
cial. literary and family journal.
tits a neat little paper. and We
wish i abundant sueeess.
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HAMMoND's STORE, Tenn, Dec. 3.

HAMMoND's STORE. Tenn, Dec 3.
MEssRs. F. O, Nc Corp q Co..
Sirs-I think the CITIZEN very good
county paper. but would like it better
if it. contained the market prices of
produce, and if,you have none give
the Nashville prices, also other
northern prices as it is not every
one who takes time 10 20 to Pulaski
every week, to learn such as should
appear in their county paper in re-
gard to the Price Of produce. Il
would cost you but little Time. etc..
to insert market prices, and it seems
to me your pepper would be much inn
proved and your subscribers better
posted. Ii you wish the patronage
of your eountrymen you should ca
deavor to maker your paper interest
ing and useful to all. Yours,
; J. III. H., Subscriber.
We thank Mr.. j. NJ. H., whom we
know to be an old subscriber aud a
good friend of the CITIZEN, for his
suggestions, knowing as We do that
they are prompted by the best Of feel
ings for our success. The particu-
lar deficiency to which he refers
shall be remedied.
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TIE CONVENTION.
Our Nominees.

According to previous call. district
meetings were held in some portions
of the county last Saturday for the
purpose Disappointing delegates to
County Convention called meet in
Pulatki last Monday. q gonVen-
ton was called to ordels he Court
house in thie place at appointed
time, aud. on motion. Jno. A. Tinuon
Esq, was called to the chair and F.
o. McCord and Wu I. McCallum.
Esq, appointed .secre tarys.
There being but few delegates from
regu arly constituted district con
ventions. i. was decided that each
should be entitled to re- lese1tation
by those who were present from their
+. respective districts.
On motion, it was declared that a
majority OF all the votes cast should
be necessary TO a nomination.
Upon the first ballot Maj. Thos. NJ.
Jones received a majority Of the
whole, and, en- motion of VIM. Hous-
ton. the nomination was declared
unanimoas.
A committee was then appointed
by The chair to inform Maj. Jones OF
action Of the convention, and 10
lite him apd Gen. 3 5wn. the nom
Gee Of de Pictorial Convention. to
come ore tLs< conventign. 10 a
tort wRils both gcpIismen made
their 49, zee. apd In short bur
truly eloo4e5 esses, thanked the
peou, ssion Of their DON
and integrity,
aisany 9agtie-
pissed to d on
ESD the
Is found a. regarded The
pad drunk greatest res.
poabullyY impe 9nce, Til
people know hey win not betray tho
trnst reposed 10 them.
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Athens Institute Concert

The second Of the series of Insti-
tute concerts will be given at Athens,
Ala, tonight, under the direction of
Prof. Adolphe DePslchin, by Misses
Donald. Binford, Colman snd Mrs.
Hausell and the pupils of the Female
Institute. A brilliant entertainment
is anticipated.