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cOlosED CONVENTION At UTICA.
UTICA. Oct. rs. Ia

UTICA, Oct. rs, 1870.
two days convention Of the colored men Of the
State OF New YORK closed with q mass meeting In
this oity tonight. Rev. n. A. Garnett or this cty
presided and made an able speech. William Wells
York, also addressed the meeting. strong resoIu.
tons were adopted endorsing W0OdfOrd ann Kauf.
man and tho rep n1llcan STATE Platform.
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sTEAmsB SUNK IN LAKE ERIE.

PORT BURwELL, Canada, Oct u.s. 1870.
The steamer Missouri, with cargo OF groceries
ana general goods for Detroit, drawing eleven feet
o' water, struck a bar outside the harbor and was
ariyen ashore by the force Of the gale this morning
cargo In nearly total loss e
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A. LORDS Cleaning and Dyeing Onces, 92x
Broadway, Twenty street. 439 Broome,
broadway. Goats, Pants, Vests Dresses shaws Sacks
Veyets, Feathers, &C., beautifully cleaned
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A.-Tskc More Horribly Tasted Cubehs-
Use CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCAES for your colds
POre
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Political Party Reorganization.
FLORENCE, Oct. ~ 1870.
Recent events in Italy have broken up the old
political organizations and o general reconstruction
OF parties on new bases is imminent.
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For Deatness.--1he Pntcnt Orsnnic yibrH-
tor 1t its into the not pereeptiblc Singing
Noises in the Head and enables deaf to hear d
tncty at church public assemblies Treatise Deafness
and Ca,arrn. with Means OF Cure, sent free.
DR. I. HUNT sfiLwELL, f62 Broadway, ny.
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The steamship Manhattan viii leave this port ON
Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post once
az twelve O'Clock n.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-
VIII be ready al ten O'Clock.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents
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A.-Rusht0n's tF. VI tod Liver Oil Is Bound
to lead AL Others for purity Use other.
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A.-A.-Styiish Hats, Par Excellence, NJ
popular prices.
BURKE, Manufactures, lss Fulton street.
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Gnnparo.--A Beautiful and Very Fine Fleece,
measuring from l. to Is aehss IN length.
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CristudOro's Unriva.lrd Hair Dye.-SO1t
and applied Mt his wig and scalp factory No. Aor Houss
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A.-Herrina's Patent
CHAMPION SAPRS
2b1 Broadway, corner Anrrsy xtrssa
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Furs.

WARNOCK 4 co. Hatters and rurriers
have opened their usual extensive and select
Ladies' aud Children's Furs,
comprising every desirable article In the line which
are new and captivating. OLE Broadway
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Dust and High Winds Excluded by RoebuclS,s
Weather Strips. SO Fulton street.
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Royal Hnvrnm Lottery.-Prixes Paid In
gold Information furnished. The bghes. rates paid fss
Doubioons and all kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR a CO., Bank ers 10 Wal street, NAN York.
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In rs Duane street, Champagne. al, the
time al old prices u r. HOLTZ-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Manhattan will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post of1ce
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at ten O'Clock
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. cents
A.--Ladie@, Furs.
wARNoCK 4 co. Ha,ters and rurriers
- Ladie.' aud Children. Fsrs @''''''.''O
comprising every desirable In the which
are new and captivating. 6ls Broadway.
A.-Hsrrins's Patent
POI broadway, corner Murray strsst
A. LORDS cienn ming and Dycins Omces, 922
a, 49, sorasf
vesets, Feathers &C., beautifully cleaned
A,mTskc NO More Horribly-Ta.tcd Cubes--
Use CHERRY PICTORIAL TRochEs for your colds ana
A.-Rn-hton'- tF. W. God Liver Oil is Bound
to lead AL Others for purity. Use no other.
A.-A.-Styiish Hats, Par Excellence, NJ
BURKE, Manufacturer lss Fulton street
-----------
Cri-tndore's UnrivaNcd Hair Dye.-soIS
ana applied Mt bis wig and scalp factory No. Aston Hoss
Dust and High Winds Excluded BY Roebuels,s
Weather Strips 50 Fulton street
For Deafness.--The Pntcnt Orsnnic yibrx-
MOI . NJ, s s ssd sn n Ss to %
tncy church public assemblies Treatise Deafness
and Caarrn, with Means OF Cure, sent free.
DIR. 4. HUNT SfiLwELL, i62 Broadway, N. r.
Gnaparo.-A Beautiful and Very Fine Ficerr,
measuring from l. TO Is achss In length
IL Is Altogether Wrcns rrine with bad
Cough Cold when remedy sare. prompt and thorough
a JAyNEs ExPEcroRASf be readily oosa'nca.
Sold everywhere
time a, old prices G. Y. HOLTZ.
Royal Hnvrnn Lottery.-Prixes Paid In
gold Information furnished The bighes. rates paid fer
Douboons and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Il CO., Bank ers, ID Wal street, Nav York.
show Cards-2a3 broadway, Oppressive City
Hall
The Earthquake Frishted the Isle from tie
proprcty Thursday. II was sensation in these
parts, and not pleasant The experienced
when under Of KNOWS magnificent tiles en-
trcly d0ercu being pcasurabe In the sxtrcnc There's
nothing shocking about kE0x'S Hats, pleasant
to DO overcome by thcm Al 2lf Broadway you will
KNOX.
Vir9icia, Vermont, Saratoga and Otaor
Natural wsters ouy.
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VirGicia, Vermont, Saratoga and Otaor
nlncfM spring Waters General Aepo, Chamber, strsst
NAtarsl wNters ouy.
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The Earthauake Frishted the Isle from lss
propricty on Thursday was new sensation in these
parts and not pleasant one The sensation experienced
when get under Of KNOWS maani6cent tiles In en-,
trey di1ercnt being picasurabs the sxcmc There's
nothing Shocking about kEOx'S
to % overcome by thcm Al sif Broadway ron viii ant
kNUX.
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IL is Altogether Wrcns 10 rrine with = Bad
Cough Cold when remedy promp, and thorough
as JAYNE's ExPEcroRASf can be readily obtained.
Sold
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show Cards-a43 broadway, Opa..sks City
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1he epidemic OF relspsng for 1869 and 1870
practically to be nj end 1, has left n record
Than 1000 cases. with death OF per Of tbs
number attacked.
DR.. Russell having reported that the coroners arc
habtualy violating section las OF the sanitary oods
the attorney was ordered to prosecute them.
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photographic NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
GERMAN

The Council Mt Versailles.
=, DRAMsTADT, Oct "a. 1870.
Baron Dalwigk has gone with Herr Hoffman TO
Versailles, TO attend the Council OF Minister'S
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t3rITFH
Island and quite lively brush took place
between them on the way They an
cnored OF the club house. The race was
altogether very fine one, ana while 1t was not
characterized by any exciting features the sailing
throughout was excellent.
AS the season IL now almost closed 1t Is not
probable that any other contests will take place
The Cambria, which starts for Cowes In a day or
so, went out through the Narrows "a the Sappbo
and Dauntless were returning AZ viii be seen by
the foregoing, the time made by both yachts was
unusually good
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sources that no person has yet decided on for
Commissioner or Internal Revenue nor Is it likely
that an appointment viii be be made for several
weeks.
Increased Mail Service.
The following Is summary OF the number Of
miles travelled by the mails during the past fiscal
year as compared with the fiscal year preyious:-
Number OF miles travelled III conveying
the United States mails in 1869 90, 123, 40,;
number travelled IN 1870, 97,024,9 800; increase
In one wear, 6, SOL 593. This il an increase
of seven per cent in the number OF miles travelled,
while the Increased expense has been but four and
a half per cent. the following being the cost OF
inland mail transportation 1892 $40 1905 SOL In
1870. $lo,ss4,e53; increase, s47s,O52 1t is show
ing most creditabe to the efficient and economical
management OF the national postal service.
War Department Reports.
All the CHIEFS OF bureaus in the War Department
submitted their reports 10 Secretary Belknsp.
Receipts and XXI nditures Of the Government
Darling 1869 and IS7O-Ansnal Report.
The following statements will appear in the forth
coming annual report OF United States Treasurer
Spinner
Comparative statement OF receipts in the 1scai
years ending with June 80 1862 and June 30, 1870.
There was received In 1870, In excess OF the re-
coipts OF 1869. from loans az per statement,
$751; 956,070; from internal revenue $26 797, 1922 from
miscellaneous sources, $4,033,S7l; from the army,
$l,ii1.7s5; from customs, slt,Soa2es. Total.
There was received less in 1870 than In 1882 from
direct taxes $765 6s5 from the sale OF public lands
S662 1885, from the navy ST. III 1888; from the trea'
sury. $16o1, $780, from the INTERIOR $1s3 sos; tota
SA2ASs9; total excess OF receipts Ia 1870 over 1902
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MISSES O'BRYAN.

MISSES O'BRkANs
No. N McLemOre street,
Next session of this school viii begin
Monday, Sept. 26. Former patrons who
wish places reserved, must make appiica-
ton during this month, through P. o.
Lock Box 10. aug3-tf
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acRrCUErURAL FAIR.
ACTON Of the directors.

Much interest is already being manifesto
ed Ia the Agricultural Fair this fall, COM
Tnsncinr at the Fair Grounds on the Sd of
October, and continuing through the week.
The officers and the people are alike alive
to the success Of the exhibition.
The Board OF. Directors. at their last
meeting, appointed committee, DR. W A
Cheatham, Hiram Vaughn, Thos Chadwell
and II K Griffin, to solicit subscription Of
81 900, to be given in premiums OF the
second day Of the fair, to the three best and
fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding, VIZ:
800 TO the best. $500 to the second, and
500 to the third
They also appointed committee to ex-
anime and report the cost Of putting the
mile track ia good order, and aaother COM
mittee TO make arrangements with the
merchants and the City Council to have
holiday, that all may have an opportunity
of visiting the fair
They decided to make the following
changes in their printed programme, yiz !:
That the distance required of two years
old in harness be changed from one mile
to half mile.
The committee appointed TO solicit the
subscriptions proposed are the very gen
tlemen to accomplish the work. And in
view of the commendable pride that al
| feel in the success of the Fair, we presume
they will, ns they should have, no difficult
| ty in securing the amount. The sugges
ton as to holiday on which every one car
| 60 is good one. Everybody should have
one day free from business to attend the
| Fair There will be another meeting O
| the Directors on next Tuesday.
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New Advertisements.

Country merchants and teachers will
find at the store of w. G. Collier d Co.,
a Union street, the cheapest and best of
school books.
An extra train will be run on the Edge
field and Kentucky road on Sunday for the
accommodation of those desiring to attend
the camp meeting at Cedar Hill, in Ro-
beltson county. See advertisement.
The members of Smiley Lodge No. 80,
Odd Fellows, are notified to meet at their
hall at q o'clock this evening to attend
the funeral of A. D. Oabler, deceased.
One hundred coat, pants and vest hands
are wanted by B. Il. Cooke d Co. See
notice.
The members of Claiborne Lodge No.
293, Masons, are called to meet at their
Hall at 2k o'clock this evening, to attend
the funeral of the late Mr. Cabler.
Messrs. YeatDlan & Shields have Just re-
ceived on consignment, a lot of sheetings,
shirtings and osnsburgs, which they offer
to the trade at marvellously low prices.
Good stone cutters are wanted immedi-
ately by J. P Shane. See notice
A spring wsgon and harness, pistol and
watch, all valuable, will be sold on the
Square to. morrow at 10 o'clock.
We take pleasure in directing special at
teution to the card Of Mrs Maria Aykroyd
CauthorD, proposing to give instruction in
vocal music, and on the piano, harp and
Guitar When we refer to the fact, that she
was connected with the Columbia Institute
for many years: and then with the Female
Academy in this city, and later with DIR.
W4ld's Seminary, in all Of which, she was q
most successful instructor in the musical
department, it will hardly be deemed ne.
cessary for US to add word of commenda-
tioR Of this worthy lady friend and superior
teacher, to the good citizens Of Nashville.
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SHOT DEAD.
A Gentleman killed by his Frien'

A Gentleman Killed by his Friend
We were yesterday evening placed in
possession of the imperfect details of very
sad and heart rending affair. The affair
occurred near Culleoka, In Maury county,
and was the deplorable result of an attempt
to have a little indiscreet fun. The par
ticulars are about as follows, 30 far as we
were able to learn them:
1t appears that Mr.. John Cook, Jr., and
MIR. Elijah Ashton, both of Columbis, and
good friends TO each other, were on the
best of terms until the occurrence. On the
night of the oath inst. Mr.. Cook learned of
the whereabouts of Mr. Ashton, and think
ing he would give him little scare, dis
guised himself in ''Ku Klux" costume, and
proceeded to the place. He found Ashton
at the point expected, not far from Culleoka,
and began his threatening ''Ku- KIM" de-
monstrations. Ashton did not scare worth
a fig. On the contrary, thinking that his
disguised visitor really meant mischief, and
not knowing who he was, he determined to
defend himself: He drew his pistol and
fred, the shot causing wound from the
effects of which MIR. Cook died. The affair
created a considerable sensation in the
vicinity at the time, and should serve as 9
warning against similar indiscretions.
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Death of a worthy Young man.

With feelings of profound regret do we
announce the death of our young friend,
Ammon Davis Cabler, which sad event &C.
Cured at IL o'clock yesterday morning,
after an illness Of three weeks with f1ux-
He was member of the drug firm of Lit
terer & Cabler, and one of our most enter
prising young business men. He was pos
sessed of many excellent traits of character,
and had endeared himself to a large circle
of friends by his kind and gentlemanly
bearing. Cut down in the vigor of early
manhood, it may be truly said that the
cruel shafts of death were never aimed at a
truer breast, or received by a more gen.
erous heart His chair will be vacant at
the homestead hearth his smile will no
longer illuminate the home of his childhood,
nor will the cheerful tones of his manly
voice again be heard in the social circle OF
his friends, but we trust a golden crown
awaits him at his Redeemer's throne. His
funeral will take place this evening at
o'clock, and will lie attended by Smiley
Lodge of Odd Fellows and Claiborne Lodge
of Masons
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THE PRIZE RING.
NashYtIIe versus Edgefield.

Although the mercury stood among the
nineties yesterday, and it was one Of the
most excessively hot days ofthe season, it did
not wholly prevent the muscular diversion
of fist hghts and belligerent demonstra-
tons in our city and vicinity, Several
little bouts occurred in various localities,
indicating that the blood, with the Their
mometer, was up to fever heat. But the
rencounter under special consideration was
more of q scientific character than a mere
street broil, and the parties engaged of
more importance than the common street
bully or clustering saloon roustabout.
Then, too, the laurels of Nashville against
Edgefeld, and rice Cersd, In the 2. r. we're
at stake, which attached to the affair more
weight and dignity than ordinarily per-
tains to pugnaoious fsticufs on the street
corners. We will not mention the names
of the parties, but merely state that they
are not loafers or FOUNDERS, and that by
mutual consent they agreed to settle their
difficulty by the prize ring. They had been
at outs for some time, and no other feasible
plan presenting itself, an appeal to arms WAS
the last resort. Accordingly the prelimin-
aries were arranged. The suburbs of
Edgefeld we're selected as the place of
hostilities, and thither yesterday morning
the parties vent-ooolly and quietly they
went to their work In the first round
Edgefeld led of but struck out missing
the bread basket of Nashville. Second
round: Nashville got in lick with his
right and received one in return. On the
third round Nashville knocked Edgefeld
from his pins and sent him to grass with
an ugly aud bleeding wound on tie head.
Edge6eld now threw up the spounge and
Nashville was declared the winner On
reaching the city they we're arraigned be-
fore one of our Magistrates and fled five
dollars each for their pugilistic iudulgences.
They paid the fines like men aud we pre-
sumo as the cooling shades Of evening
drew on, each felt that his wounded honor
had been healed.
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NASHVILLE, Feb. Z, 1s7O-I had been suffer-
ing severely for about q week, with patnters'
cholic, when got . bottle OF "a COttOn's Southern
Star stomach Bitters, which entirely relieved me-
Enthusiastically pronounce the bittsrs the best
medicine for the stomach and bowels that have
ever taken WM- I. AUTEN, Painter.
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Remarkable Memory.

One of the most remarkable feats of
memory that has ever come under our OBJ
servation has been accomplished by a Da-
wilson county boy. Joseph Cunningham,
fifteen years of age, son of Enoch Gun
ninghsm, Esq, of Goodlettsville, Tenn /,
In q recent Sabbath school con, est for a
prize, to be awarded to the one who would
commit to memory the greatest number of
verses in the Bible, in the short time Of
two months, and being daily engaged at
work on his fathers farm, committed to
memory 1880 verses, consisting of the
whole of the New Testament, Psalms, Pro-
verbs md the songs of Solomon He dis
tanced his foremost competitor 13, 900, and
all his competitors combined, 5000 verses.
A more wonderful instance of the retentive
faculty of the mind we have never seen
recorded in ancient or modern history.
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RonrtI of Education.

The Board of Education met the teachers
elect of the public schools at the Hume
building yesterday morning. The meeting
and conference was every way pleasant
one. Judge Whitworth, President of the
Board, addressed the teachers and those
present at some length, delivering practi-
cal truths and suggestions for their consid-
Grafton. The meeting was harmonious
one, and prospects indicate that the en-
suing year will be one of unexsmpled schos
lsstic SUCCESS to the public schools. The
various teachers were instructed as to their
important duties by Superintendent Cald-
well, and assigned to their several posts of
duty. They will be at their places and the
schools will commence in prosperous
auspices on the first Monday of September.
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MUNICIPAL.
Meeting of the CITY Council.

Meeting of the City Council.
The City Council met yesterday evening
ct O'Clock.
In the Board of Aldermen the following
communication from the Mayor was read
and received:
MAYORS OFFToE, Aug. 25, 1870 Il am
again called upon to announce the sad
affection of q brother in the city govern
ment Mr.. Almond Oabler, son Of our
worthy Alderman from the sixth ward,
Capt. c. G.. Cabler, died this morning.
Your own feelings will suggest proper
manifestations of sympathy with the be-
reaved K. j. MORRIS.
The amendment of the Common Council
to the bill providing for the draining of
Mallory street by sewers or pipes, was
eoncurred in. I 1900.
In accordance with the Mayors commu-
nication, the Board then adjourned to meet
on next Thursday afternoon 81
The Common Council met and also ad-
journed, out of respect to the sad bereave-
ment OF Aldermen Cabler, to meet on next
Thursday evening.
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Pnnar FInnr asaru.

Paper Flour Bags.
We are making to order all sizes pager
four bags at the lowest prices. WhitemRn
B os, No. Market street, Nashville,
TenE. jy17 Ct
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STATE NEWS.

Julia Hoffman, the negro woman who
killed her child some time since, in Knox
vile, by throwing 1t into a cistern, has been
arrested and sent to Jail to await the action
of the Criminal Court.
Bishop Feehan, of Nashville, was in
Chattanooga Tuesday, on business con-
nected with closing up the estate of the
late Father Brown. He was serenaded at
the house of Father Hendricks before his
departure for Nashville.
The Knoxville Wing and Register of the
Gath inst. regrets to learn that Col Thos.
II. Galloway, the estimable President Of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad, is still in a very precarious condi-
ton, his friends having little hope OF his
recovery.
The Humboldt Hotel, used principally
by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for Offices,
and two buildings adjoining, we're burned
about II o'clock Tuesday night. Loss,
$1,000; insured in the Etna for $1,000.
The furniture and railroad property was
saved.
The Memphis Sun says the contested
election case OF Hudson vs. Flippin came
ND in the Second Chancery Court Monday,
Special Chancellor Heath presiding. A
portion of the argument was heard. Bar
bour Lewis is representing Hudson, and
j. B. Heiskell appeared for Judge Flippin.
The CASE is held under sdvisGmeat.
The Maryyille Gazette says there lives
in Blount county an old lady whose birth
dates back to 1856, making her now ia
years old This womans name is Mary
Carver, she was born in North Carolina,
| and she is quite stout old lady; able tc
yalk all over the neighhorhood.
The Knoxville Press and Register Of the
Oath inst. states that A Foss Fleming
brother of Hon Jno N Fleming, had Sc
rious accident to happen to him few day:
ago near Rogersyille, by horse falling
with him and fracturing his ankle. We
hope his injuries are not serious and that
he may soon recover from the effect o. the
accident.
Tuesday evening word was brought to
Memphis that a naan was lying dead on the
State Line road, about two miles out
Chief O'Donnel sent word to the coroner
| Office, but it was not ascertained up Il
| midnight whether coroner had been sen
there. The person who brought the news
says the man lay under tree in field OF
the road, and that it was the opinion of thu
people about there that he had poisoned
| himself.
The Springfield Record Of the 25th inst
says ve met Mr. B. z. Moore, on the tran
hast Saturday, at which time he informe'
| us that he had succeeded in effeoting tn,
much desired result of allowing the dis
| tiIleries of Robertson county to process
with turning their apples into brandy. Mr.
q. D. Featherston has been instructed t.
act as supervisor until some one is ap
pointed to fill this position. Therefore w
| presume all those who wish tomake brand!
can do SO by getting the proper credentiial
| from friend Featherston.