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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-08

All wheveas the .aia aklitinoal articles hav'
bess daily u,i6ss ON both parsp. and the respsesiv
ssGi1eseisns q IL ans hass bses szeAanGel-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22
: The u reat PiftOtitt1} 4uaHGl.


Ilostetters United States Aluauar for
ST.. fordiltritutio,I efatis. thrun9 hout
the United states and all civilized coun-
tries of the Western IlenNSnEcs willshc
ru blisi, cd ahoiit tn, first WftJanMrt md
all who wish to understand the true phi
losophy af health should rcaG and ponder
the valuaLle spGgrStcps il 'onyains.S. In
addition to an admirable medical treatisc
on the callSes, prevention and-.etIrr OF Il
treat variety Of diseases. it embraces Il
large amount OF information interesting to
the merchant. the mechanic. the miner. the
farmer, the planter, and profess ional man /;
AMI the calculations have been made for
such mrridiah< and Htitu,cs as ARE most
suitable for II correct and comprehensive
National Calendar.
The nature. uses. and extraordinary sam
italy effects Of Iloslcttcr's stomach Bit
tiers. the staple tonic and Alternative gilmore
than half the Tristan world, are fully set
forth in lis PAGES which are also inter-
sprrscd with pictori ! illustrations. valu-
:lhle rct iprs for the household and farni.
numerous anecdotes. and other Instructive
ana amusing reaching matter. original and
selected. ANON the .tunnlls TO appear
with the 0ppnln- OF tie year.,'tllis win he
one OF the most U %elI. ,,lI may be had for
the aSkin-.. Tie pruprielors. Mcssrs.l o--
trttfr 4 smith, n receipt o: two cent
stamp. will forward 4 copy hy mail t" any
person MiO canuot procure one ~ ivie
iIeighl,or ood Tie Filters are sold in
every city. Town. and village. ami arr t'X-
tensvely used throughout the entire cit.l-
lied world, l,i. ~.
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Mr.. W. D. Holder, who lives about
four aad o half miles from town, pre-
sented us with peck Of Poplar Bluff
Apples last week, which were very &C.
ccptabls and very fine. They are red,
like the vine sap, but lsrger, and ripon
about the latter part Of October. Mr.
Holder informs us that they can be
kept easily,all the winter by packing
them in barrels in alternate layers Of
bran. A. these apples ripen late in tht
season, We presume they are not &C
liable to be killed by frost in thu
spring, and, therefore, are N excellen
kind for this climate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10000 Reward |,

. .
Toany one who can, produce. or has pro
.dnred u remedy which hears any irestm
blan, .. as u Blood Purih,r AMI Health Re
>tOrrr. to our compound Extrart Of Sttllin.
Ia. In point n value The ,leansing and
healing influence of compound Extract oi
StilllnY Ia Is ut once felt and acknowledged
rs ill who have tested its merits. II has
never been knownto fail to cure even In
cases that hatl been bedrdden for @ and II
years. All gases OF Strofi,la, Syphilis,Salt
l.leum. CHRONIC Rheu,na ISM Gout. SORE
Eyes. Ulrrrous Sores, Eoils, Carlmnrlps
Old Mery,lrial faint in the System. Pm-
Piles, Blotries, OLD Chronic skin and Liver
diseases, at once yield TO this great blood
cleansing cordial. Try 1t. and you canno,
be disappointed. The genuine Is prepared
only by PEMBEHTON, TAYLOR Il co.
Chemists, Atlanta, Ga. a,,. s,!
For sale by }. NJ llutchins. 40 ,5
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Colonel John ", Wright lefs here
Tuesday night on a visit to Memphis.
He 10 ono of the ablest lawyers in the
country, and we much regret that he is
prevented by the injustice Of the Rad
ical Administration from serving his
countrymen in the State or Federal
councils, where his profound sagacity
and comprehensive craftsmanship
would be OF incalculable advantage.
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In Chanrery at Win, hester
4. r. Cobt,vs w!KJ Dayis. II. als.' }


On motion and 1t appearing TO tIlc Clrrl
aud xssscH. af6rb the 'UiiT which isswofi
to. that the defendant, Mary Jane tre>s
is nOii-reshlent OF fhe state eft 7, nne.;
SEE. ~ that tlre ordinary process Of law
cannot he srrvt1i upon her. NJ.
II is therefore ordered that publication
be uia.le for four consecutive. weeks In til,
Home Journal. NEWSPAPER published IL
Winctestsg. rsQpkinK rid Ison.resilen
term q Tie Cur e T. t asls DO %
be county Of Franklin 1t thu coufthous'
INV inehesterI on uae ~ nontay Of Ban
ns1t al plsssls answsr sFdcSnsf 70 cen
plainahth BILL or the same VIII ~ t11el
to tor = hand: .ns !: -. .ss,ss
this De0 2nonO II. B. EsTILL.
dS4|1 =. Clerk 4 Master.
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SrsENADE.-After the adjournment
Of the Chancery Court, last week, some
Of the jovial nembers Of the legal fra
ternity, rejoicing in the success OF their
labors, we're disposed to indulge in .
social glass and be merry. The shades
Of evening found them in happy
frame of mind, and some, Of the party
determined to get up . practical joke
upon those who were 'too, far gone
to suspect anything. With this view
they got thresluesro boyawitha fiddle
banjo, and tamborine, and carried them
down to the hotel anc put them ID
playing, hsvinga number Of other ne
groes in the street to form q crowd,
and occasionally . name would be
called, followed by the cry of"Speechp
At last one Of the gentlemen called for
came out, (the night was loo dark 10
see the complexion Of the crowd and
in : hssitating manner spoke a. fol.
lows:
aFa,rsp, AND Fr..Low.c, i, ~
thank YOU for this compliment. ii
Aoaoyins NJ yos Aass -Aosorsd 1s tsvn
There i not . man in this audiene.
uho.. right. I would no. defend be- ),
for. .oy t,;bons, N ma land. wear,
all feIiov.ci,i..n,,7 Of tbi. common
wealth ana 81 tbi1 sr.ad and aloriou,
r.d.,., ~. p ;,.r,, "a N,
bsmh'.. oe ..' @aa % , 'a.us :. - ~. ~
81 s',s:' e:n,!sn.n. Ian unable g e
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22

On St. Johns Day, the 9th instant
the officers elect OF the Winchester and
Salem Masonic Lodges will be installed
at the Methodist Church in Winches,
ter at II am. DR.. j. W. Payne will
deliver the installation address.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22

Foa RENr.-Mrs. Crisman's house
snd lot, adjoining Daniel Brazelton's,
is for rent for the year 1871. For par
ticulars apply at this Office.
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Some thief went into G. Miller's eel
lar few days ago, and stole twenty
cans of fruit. We hope that they will
choke him. .ta,, &-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22

Prof. W. p. Marks spent few days
Nth us this week. He il one Of the
men we are always glad to see
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There were several parties in town
,..t week, and the prospect for more il
Frightening. s.e..
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TENNESSEE bonds were quoted in
New York on Tuesday at SO for the
old issue, and 62t for the new. r. '
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We will issue, no paper next week.
a, It is a lime honored custom With US
10 observe the Christmas holiday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22

AHE NNNAStfsNS HTs'7AS ~
the land preparation has been murle
for the celebration Of tho Christmas
Holiday. Thisisia me-h0nore'l and
pleasing custom, and always affords
,nucl, delight to children, WHO look
with the utmost confidence for the mp
pearance Of Santa Claus. They should
never he disappointed BY that mythical
old parsonage. ~
The Young lads and lassies, who are
heginnnstu Gust tender glnnces upon
each other, regard this season OF the
year A. the most suspicious time III
which to chase the happy hours with
nyir feet, and. in the excitement aud
Irxhilarntion orihc dance, 10 ihdulge in
gentle prcssures Of the hand, Or wins IS
per voras or loves which make the
chords of the heart vihrate with IN
wonted emotion. We very much re
er,t that 81 many of eur people look
upon dancing ASA reprehensihlt anus"
|ment. Wherein does II violate thar
fuudamcntal proposition upon Which
rests the law nndtl,c prophets, namely
to ''loveithc Lord thy God with all lh'
heart, aud thy neighbour rs myself p
And does not til, Scriptures tell us thai,
when Christ shall return To reign nkrr
the nations OF the earth in peace and
bles cdness. that ',}!lrn shall the virgin
rejoice ~ the dance, both young mrn
aud old togttIler''4 Surely if 'h'hcn.
will not he wrong then, when, we arr
told, all nations will "wor,hip q nj
with one consent" and avery KIN"
shalt bow and every tongue confess that
Jesus Christ is L'irtl to the glory OF
G,dthr Father it ccrta,nl y rnnn"t he
wrong now. We are willing To adult,
however, that dancing. like eating or
drinking, or many Other things that we
might name, when carried. to excess
becomes an evil. BatgsIail We abstain
from eating or drinking entirely, be
cause some one has gbneJ hryon'l the
bounds of moleration and paid the
penalty for violating natnres law
or course not. For our part, while
protesting to be a Christian, wewduld
not hesitate to dance whenever we
thought the time and, occasion appro-
pirate, for we do notbciicve that inanl.
uence in this amusement conflicts at.;Il
WITH our datp 10 "live honestly, sobti
". aul righteously in this present
worl;!.' &f'' ., ..f.....
The old people, also, whose gray
hairs we vencrale, are ever dligrnl,
upon the advent of the Christmas holi-
day, to enter with zast into tic. dtlight'
Of the period. Christmas dinner is 'n
object ofpride TO all good hon>ekeep-
ers, and its enjoyment by er' ut and
small necessary consequence.
Tue only thing that casts a shadow
over the festivities Of the season, aud
intevpcses a diAgrecable barrier he.
tween the hearts Of the de and the
young is the opposition ofthc former
TO the atnlsriirnt before meitioned.
This opposition is uuwisc, in ouropin-
ion, as the anus mcnt IN question:
violates no, law, civil or divine; and
will all due RESPECT, we submit that
our parents and onr elders could eXrr-
else their authority in u much better
way Ivy combining the enjoyment ol
their children in this Respects as ~ all
others, oathe limits or moderation. :.
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NAILS ARRIVE NV

sftt q fiiA.N .
@ MAILS ARRIVE. yW
neneral Mail. per Nashville 4 Chatta'
rocva Railroad. 800 ,. y:
NAV Fayetteville Mall, per Winchester q AL
sba,1a Raiisoad, 100 An. W.
MAILS CLOSE. la8-
rovettsyill. Mall, per Winchester q AL
'v Gensrai Mail, re Nashville q chatfa'
yUv6SstofIlce (Sol,th-east side Square.) open
dnrinr business hours, and on Sundays
"y Monev orders sold, which Ia the most
.oSe Convenient and cheapest way W remit
nall sums Of money.
Rox.rept and newspaper hostages are
Inc and payable quarterly In advance.
Wv M. c. WHlPPLE, Pm.
winchester, Tenn. Dec. lst, 1859.
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Tuesday night was cold enough to
make all old bachelors feel perfectly
miserable.
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We wish all our readers . happy
Christmas. RS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22

SAD ACCIDENT AIR Ike .Estili, Con-
dnrtor, on the Nashville sasd Cbalta'
nooaa Rnilload, fell brtweeaiwa pas
ssnaer, GAYS last Saturday, near Nah.
>Ill while the train was funuin 4~uyer
Il o'gh part OF Abe track,r'nd sn@t,J.rd
internal inj''fes OF a strtus harl'ter'
Has prcse'ws Of mini ~, seiz'ng ztl'c
IRON railing aud calling for Ilcp, was al
that saved kiih f,.ohi,Eca h. IIc- was
brought FROM Dr@h ri on,a ltler. -
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Land for Gale.
LIS. Matthews. ct. ais, vs.. J. c. Looney.
and others.
BY virtue of decrte of the County
'Co"rt OF franklin county. Tennessee pro-
nouBeel ut its D.&eeiLer Term. Is50. in
the aI,Sva cause. sAilk on the ID SATURDAY
in January. ISL. 1t being the 18th day Of
said month: on ttre premises. offer for sale.
To the highest biIldee. the tract OF land
described in the piealkings, containing 20
~ res and 3 rods. adjoining the lands Of
Blcdsoe, BrazeltOn. js,l others. and known
us parS ere Anp8hI stewart tract.
WuIhx AeM 0n4 eyelt Of twelve months
excrat The sum GRITTY dollars, which must
he paid on day OF sale.
Notes with approved security will he re-.
quire'k 9nH lieai retained until the pur-
chase hall&S Is. haM. -
j. G. ENOCllS. Clerk.
w. X. FRANCIS, Solicitor.
IN dcelS-S5 10 fir !. ''I.t "t
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!. - are informed that . collection
- taken Up lass Sunday week at the
1stbytsrian Church for the benefit Of
n ORPHANS u Clsrksville, and that .
1880 - ~ ssallasd This Is
AlfbAhsAa0 - ~
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Land for Sale

rs Land for Sale q. N. ,.' + Z
Wiley +. wcols, ct. als- ys,.C. f. Woods
and Others. u-L -
BY virtue .,Ot a decree oil the Circuit
Court ut Wichrstc y Tenn. pronounced
III its November Term. ISIS. in the above
cause, viii. on .Hi
Monday. .Iguusry ~. 1S71. -
offer for sale. ut tlir Courthouse door In
Winchester. to- the. his lest Bidder. the
lands described in t . plr.riinS, tYsYit: b,
lot No. or 10y Trtrt, cont ming l73
a, res. 1.-The Buildings TO commence at
$40 per acre.
/ Hot No. q ar Home Tract. containing 226
acres. | rod andl6 poles. The bildinss to
commence at S4 per DIRE i,!li''l Yii'"1;
Lot No.3 or f't,nd Trict. contributing ttT
acres. 3 rolls and ~ poles. The bindinSs
d. commence mt $50 per'attefn, - ,'e
1.-The, terms iof snIt., oneT tlfird cash, and
tie b larc. on. One aud two Years. :efedil.
Notes with good security REQUIRED, and a
lien ret,inealiii -ilii 30 9 y ti'' ~ !,
,sur,cyur s.plat and full description viii
iis given on Jay Orsale. :
r. - r. J.JNCKsON,
1T 1GltT& aiit yCSsrtisSDnrr. 2
declltdt-Diiis anP itkdrtfstns. lf25.
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SUM HING NEW !
A Marble Ya1d near Mann's
, n F0rd, 2 miles west Of }
- ! Winchester W. -

Here l. the place to get stone work done
cheap. Tue undersigned la. erected Il Mil
to saw Marble. and viii ill all orders for
Worh at short notice. The finest and best
quality OF Tcnnesscc Marble, such MS Mon
nmruts. Tomisluncs, Table and tOnnt, +
Top. in tvta|i sorts OF stone work, done
IN neat and phiil, style. and cheaper than
the cheapest. For further information
and partt ulars, address
". c. KITCHENS.
july2l-Cm Winchester Tenn
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Try the Equine Remedies.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22

Equine Powders a:s an Alternative.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-22

T We still offer Dress Goods and NO.
tlons 10 to rs per cent. below Sashyi..e
Wholesale prices.
sH- Send for our Premium List and
Terms to Clubs. .....-..
rY- Samples sent by mail, and Goods
shipped by express. c. o. d.
eB- Parties buying can havethe privt-
lege examining the goods before taking
them ont OF the Express Office, and II not
rs Represented in price md quality, can
return at our expense. U..
tE Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Eorine Remedies best in market.
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Equine Remedies known to li0rs'
men. v
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List Suu,i;y lt,ght, near oalcp. ,Y.
CIcnA Arieige was'Tst,ar';'c'ls wi'a'.l
kuife by u man who lives on r1Int
Rock, and in the melee that ensured
both Ijnrlies were ctiiisil rral,y cat ny.
Tie difficulty originated !. the use Of
insulting Language by IL. stranger to
Mr.. ArIeast, which t,renftfrr resented
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We have reduced the price tfour
Japanese Silk Popil Robes

.r. We have reduced the price bfour
Japanese Silk Popil Robes
a'" To sl0.75 c&5.a. 't''
These are the clcapes. Z DDS in the msr.
ket. We have all shades. ,g TS'.i "a
The above prices are IS low az sane
goods can be bought IN New York at
wholesa.,. Send for samples. '.r
.~ We cali especial attention to
"ar goods for Mems wear. We offer
10000 YARDS az.
Seauatahie All Wool FilliueJEANS.
Extra Heavy, at 45c per yard.
10000 YARDS
Sequatclie Doe Skins, guarartesd uu.
.eaualled, at 6Sc per yard. 70
We are also in receipt OF large H.
voices of Cassimeres, which We will cell
at most popular prices. ~ Ssad r
for samples. =. ...ss a.
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We would call y OUT atten,ionto our
R0 Y A L STAN D ar
Black Alpacas, loo~

Trade Mark Registered in England
IMPORTED FOR Us.
These goods are superior in width. In
weight and color, and will give perfect
satisfaction to all purchasers.
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SALT-Liyerpool sack s2.75; seven bust-
Ell barrels by the car load, 1882; Eve ard
half do. $2.67.
TEAs-Imperial $1.4O@2; Youne Hyson
$2.25; Black $1@1 so; Gunpowder SL65
@$2.
FEH-Mackerel-Nos. 2 and 9, $1s and
SIS . barrel In kits, Nos. 1, 2 and 3
1926, $3.50 and $500.
CHxEsE-We quote factory ct 1S@lsc +;
English dairy zoe.
MASSIVE quote at $3.50 for 10d's.
and 25c additional for diminishing grades.
OASDLEs-Star, light weight, 13k@14tc.
PowDER-Dupont Sc. 70; Hazards sc. Is
blasting $4.75; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c-
SHoT-Patent $3.50; buck S2.75.
LdQuoRs-Common rectifed whisky Z
| gallon, $1.14; Robertson County $1.75G
| $2.75; Bourbon 81. 25@5.5O; Lincolr
County $1.75@2.25; Highwines $1.O7.
| SUEDREs-Blacking, . doz, 40@75e
Washboards $2.75 dog; Buckets, 2 doz
$2.50@2.75. Tubs $3.50 . nest. StarcI
&c. Candy 1Se for assorted . pound
Snuff $7.75 . box for CARROTS packed
Matches $3.50 per case. Pepper 35c
Spice SOC. Ginger zoe. Oysters $3.50
case for one pound cans; $3.50 y case 70
two pound cans. Canned peaches tw
pound cans, $2.75 . doz. Soda 6i97c.
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DIED.

sMITH-In this city on Thursday morning, It'll
OF July, 1870, Hon JOIN HUaH SMITH, in the 5lst
year of his age. aE s "a ZEE
His friends and acquaiEtance are invited to at
tend his funeral to-day at 8 O'Clock P. y, at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Divine sersices By Rev. Or. I. V. Moore.
MEADoR-At Belle Air, Davidson county, on
the 9Th of July, inst, after q brief illness, Miss
BETTE, daughter of W. D. and Lucinda Meador,
at the age of Ie years, months and IA days.
TYNE-At the residence of her brother Law
renee corner Pearl and Bellville streets, on yes
terday. the 7th inst, Miss BRIDGET TYNE.
The friends and the acquaintance Of the de-
ceased are invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her brother, corner Pearl and Bell
vile streets, this evening at az O'Clock.
HINTON-on yesterday. July Z, 1870, between
the hours of one and two p NJ, OLIVIA JAsE HIN
TON, wife of James NJ Hinton, in the seth year OF
her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral this morning at II
o'clock from the family residence, No. f52 North
Cherry street. 1r SGD lEsl 3
Divine services by Reys P. s. FAN and j. B. Nc
| Ferrin.
wHELEsS-In New Providence, Tenn, on the
| Dist ult., BAN. D. WIRELESS, formerly Of this
| city
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MaurY County.

A very large proportion Of the wheat
crop is still unthreshed. The yield OF
corn and cotton from present appearances
will be good. The fruit is promising. The
people are energetically at work, paying
some attention to the interests of their
Fair for the fall.
Columbia has been unusually gay for
several weeks past, in examinations, con-
certs and parties. The entertainment
given by DR.. Beckett and lady at the Insti-
tute few evenings since was complete
success. and deserved compliment to the
narties in honor of whom it was given.
The County Court has decided to erect a
fine bridge across g THE Duck, and Will
soon invite proposals.
The g Herald" a thorough gong P. Z.
country paper, with many of the finer
qualities of city sheet, issues to day an
edition of about 6,OOO-fne for a begin
ming. May it still go onward and upward.
We commend it to our business men as a
fine advertising medium,
The cold Reliable" is still running his
usual rounds. and 'Uncle Tommy looks
as Young and active as he did forty-fve
wears ago, during which time he has only
missed being ''up to time" once. Hence
the appellation of the ''Old Reliable.
The Edsall House retains its well-earned
reputation and is literally patronized. The
proprietor. with his attentive attaches, is
the right man in the right place,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-08

The river was again swelling slowly at
this point yesterday, with six feet on Hsr-
peth Shoals. Weather cloudy and cool
The only arrival since our last has been
the Tyrone, from Cairo.
The Tyrone, Capt. Wiley Sims. departs
for Cairo to- day at 4 P. N, Capt. Wash
weaver and Alex Hards, Clerks.
The Emma Floyd departed yesterday on
her last trip Of the season. Conversation
ChenOweth, Financial Wise, and Kinnikin-
nick Bruce entertained number of their
] friends at dinner. Lord Palmerston was
master Of ceremonies OF the occasion.
I Capt. j. Newt Corbett, Of the Memphis
and st. Louis Packet Company. is in the
city. He was warmly welcomed home by
his numerous friends.
Capt Tom Ryman, having repaired the
| Alpha, and turned her over" to Billy
Gracey and old Bill De Bake, is enjoying
| muehly his 0tiHHg cum dig.
Linah IL Cobb, genial Shack of Eddy
vile, viii depart for the county Of Lyon,
and the State of McCracken, on the Bully
Tyrone. Long may he wavei
Silverthorn, the river editor Of the
Evansville Journal, is reported to have lost
five hundred dollars on the Natchsz. We
| don't believe it.
The best run of the Lee was from New
Orleans to Natehez, an estimated distance
of 300 miles, which she made in II hours
II minutes, averaging over II miles an
| hours.
The officers of the peerless r. E. Lee,
from Waterman to captain, deserve to be
handed down to posterity. They are as
follows:
John W. Cannon, master.
Adolph Martin, w. N. Gaines, j. NJ
Mossop and Jack Sullivan, clerks.
| Yves. Conner, James Pell, George Cay
ten, Enoch King and Jesse Jamison, cle rks.
VIM. Perkins, chief engineer; Tom Bel
~, Steve Jenney, George Brown and John
West (volunteers from steamer Belle
Yazoo,) ThOs. Yeadon and Joe MeClorey,
assistant engineers.
Robert Singleton, Thomas Hastings and
| Mike Peters, mates.
James BUST, carpenter.
| Frank Smith, stewart.
| Tom Casey, Waterman.
lBy Telegraph
CAIRo, July Departed-David Watts
st. Louis and Tennessee river packet
River fell inches. Clear. Mercury 7S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-08
Death of Hon. John Hugh smith.

The citizens Of Nashville were yesterday
morning painfully startled by the an
nouncement that John Hugh Smith was
dead. Even the illness which preceded
his death was of such brief duration as to
be known to but few OF his neighbors and
intimate friends. His death is attributed
to congestion of the lungs, from which he
suffered for the past two days. Judge
Smith was well known to the people as a
kind-hearted, generous man, and faithful
public official. OF him it can be truthfully
said that his friends were not confined to
any particular class or condition OF his tel-
low-citizens. In public station, as well as
in his social relations, he had ever proved
himself worthy the high esteem and kindly
regard in which he was held by this com
munity. In this issue will be observed the
proceedings of meetings held by the City
Council and members of the legai protes-
sion, expressive of respect for the memory
of the deceased and coincidence with his
bereaved relatives.