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anu '0"'N "e' JAMES =. NETHERLAND,,
mvT General Ticket: Agent
AND DANvMLE RAIL.

DICHMOND AND DANVMLE RAIL-
N ROAD.-CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-OH
and after WEDNESDAY,, December rs, Ues, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road VIII be run
vs. GOING soUTH.-Lynchburg and Danviile pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except sundays)
ct Cos A. NJ; leave Burkeytlle daily texcept sun-
dsysl at l2A5 p. n. arrive at DanvtLie dltly
ceot Sundays) at 6:ss 2. d.. THROUGH NAIL
IED TXPRESS leaves Richmond daily ut S:Se
r. n: leaves Danville daily at l36 z. n arrives
81 Greensboro daily ut Ais A. d.
GoIHa Notwithstanding and DAnV1lie pae.
sengers leave Danvi1le daily except SundayD ~
7:d0 A. N. ; leave Burkeyille daily (exceps sun
days} at E;4s r. NJ. arrive at ktchmond aally
(except Sundays) at $50 2. d.. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily ~ sas
p. II. leaves Danyille daily at ll57 T. IL az
rtves at Richmond daily st 720 a. 81.
The Lynchbafg and DanvflIe Passenger Train
connects at Burkeytlle' with the trsins on tho
Souths1de rosd for Petersburg, norfolk, Lypch'
burg, and all stations on The Soufhside and VIZ
gtnia and Tennessee railroads. Ertstoir Knoll
VILE, Dalton, Chxttapooga, NashYtlle, Memphis,
anil all important points South aud Southwest
The Through HALL and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on Tbs North Caro-
Lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, ,Auxlss3 &c
yannah, Macoa, Mobile Montgomery, sS S:. III.
and at Richmond With the RIchRena nSsa md
h % . ana akaa 9Yorf Riveg TslIypad
SLEEPING CARS and, CHILES,S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the thxergk express
train. THOMAS UOUAMEAU.
mY6 ....r...as ,s.s GcRpSnnAn0ent.
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Personal.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June Ex-senator
Yates, of Illinois, passed through here to-
day on his way to the White Sulphur
Springs.
Governor Walker, of Virginia, arrived
here tonight at midnight OIL his way to AT
tend the commencement at the Military
Institute at Lexington.
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DICHMOND AND FORK RIVER
n RAILRoAD LIMEaToR rBEsAALTIhQksIEs.

DICHMOND AND YORK RIyEK
La, RAiLROAD LIAE-FOR HALTINORE,
THE NORTH. AND EQRTHWEsE=CHAEGH
or SCHEDULED DAILY G1CEPT SUM
DAYSl-On and after THURSDAY, April sstA,
dhs PASSENGERS sCHEDuhE van Do run g
follows: Passengers for Ba1SHmofH Ard points
North. WIN taks aho passenger Hatn. hom the De.
pot Of the Richmond and ferk Riyer Kailros6 ss
Richmond DAILY te4cept Eundays3 ss:iS r. NJ.
1gr West Point Ehsrs they v t19s s4s fsss srd
tain 8. W. RHxsAAH, cs AQ4!GAts CA9ss %
PHILIP RHYBoLp,-hoth of which hare -
newly fitted 0ps with splendid nceo5nwo4s1
Tor passengers- Halsimoss sa gswi gsg
morning In time TO eonaect WITH tHe 1asns sos
Philadelphia, New York. and tho ass ssae
iEg, Tie boats ssnye per hS; RaisiMore.
DAILY szeeps saaasysl g SSie g 60 4. &.
ths sosSr!Rg dsA "a t,s q ia ssS sasa
road fos Danyfns ana "a poisn g saatm 70. !
Greensboro. SALISBURY Scth $50 ~ =,
at sis r. A. Leaves Wet kolas ely s.
Freichf received and foruazded 3ss
.hsoagh balls q lasNtaHk S, sassslp s u
Up 81 NJ =
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,RICHmoHpAsp PETEnspURa 3. Co.,l
y RICHMOND, April =. n7e. IS
THE TRAINS. OVER i THIS ROAD

Leave Richmond at 2:4s A. IL and 80 n. e..
Lesye Petersburg ut 10 A. H. and a:o5 r. ID
Freight and Accommodation train, With passen.
4. H., and Petersburg daily q, ssg A. y. Sun
-The s:lSI Ii. train win not iease Richnondon
Pcssrsburs on SUNDAYS. - 70. 90.
Passengers for Norfolk win tara the 3ae ID.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
Tha passenges coach attached to the coal train
win run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
Iestye Clover Hill ut 4. n, copnecting at
Chester with the accommodates train Paa9eu-
gers returning viii take the ss r. H.. train con-
.. - =. ga THOMAS II. WINNIE,
an23 - Iz2a Superintendent.
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Terrible Storm at Pfttsburs-Ol Fired
by lightning.

rITTsBuRG, PA, june 29.-During ter
rible storm last night houses and trees were
Frustrated. Lightning fired two thousand
barrels of oil. The tanks Of tho Eclipse re-
1ncry and Citizens refinery were struck nj
the same time. The Eclipse tank exploded,
and the burning oil floating down thp river
burned the Sharpsburg bridge. One per-
son was burned to death.
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Marine InIellisence.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 29.-Passed In
for Baltimore, bark j: W. Barss, from
Troon:: Passed out, bark Veteran, for Bos-
ton; E. q. Cahoon, Nova Scotia Onward,
Amsterdam; brig Ava, St. Johns; Prin.
cess Beatrice, Sidney John Carl, Bremen.
and schooner Arctic, for West Indies.
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Destructive Fire iH Louistana--Loss.
S25O,0O0.

NEW ORLEANS, July PA fire occurred
last night at New Iberia, La, destroying
three squares in the business portion ii tiia
town, Including three livery stable, tho
two hotels, three coffee-houses, the ccurs-
house, and several large business houses.
estimated at s250,000 The insurance is I'M
known.
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Shin on Ere.

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-The British
snip st: Lawrence, loading for Havre, with
over 2,OOO bales of cotton and other cargo
on board, took fire and was pumped full Of
water. The vessel and cargo win be saved
in damaged condition.
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-Four thousand tons Of ore were thrown
out at Il single blast in the lake Superior
IRON region the other day. Fifteen and a
half kegs Of powder were used,
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FURNITURE, DC.

HARDWOOD s. RITTER,
IL opposite the post-oflce, Main street,
Have now on band and are constantly mannfac-
turing the most complete and varied assort-
ment OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLOR FURNITURE.
D1NING-ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES. 81.
And we would invite all in want of good, sub.
stanta articles In our line tn examine our stock.
No establishment In the State can offer greater
inducements. We have goods to suit all parties.
Elegant sets Of superior workmanship and fine
finish and plain goods of every description; ant
we will tell you secret I'VE are still reducing ouI
prices. Call opposite the post-elicc, up stairs
my30
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Tickets for The round trip, good on any train
curing the above-named days, only ONE DOL
streets at ILLS A. NJ and $50 p. III. and from do
pot corner Of Broad and Eighth Streets at 4.5e
In edition to the above sPECIlLTRAIN
VIII be run the 10Th and 3oth, leaving the depot
corner Broad and Eighth streets al, Q 4. NJ: re-
close OF the exercises. ..l, j. b. GENTRY,
je TAt General Ticket rent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL,

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after Wednesday, June J.,
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win Sun o. fol-
MA MAIL TRAIN Will run daily between Richmond
tween Gordonsliiie and White SufphurI. Leave
Richmond st 0 A. M. and arrive at White Sulphur
NJ dsaxs Ta 81 Sulphur at ~ close
connections at GordonsviIle and Charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for AleIandrta, Washington Baltimore,
Lynchburg, Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis.
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c. Also
connects with stages as follows:
Natural Bridge, 81 miles Augusta Qate Strib-
miles.
At Goshen with stages for Cold sulphur Springs,
Natural Bridge, as miles.
At MilboEo' with stages for Bath Alum SPRING.
At Covington with stages TO Healing Springs,
is miles and HO. SPRINGS = miles, Ra s... snr,nu,
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles. 80.
Sulphur Springs, y miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
burg, miles and Charleston, 100 miles.
and sup at CoYington. Going East, breakfast at
'S NiGH aH0 PAs s Train viii run be-
tween Richmond and Washington nightly without
change OF cars. Leave Richmond ut sas e. u.
anla ani Gas n and arrive at Richmond q
non nd and Wassh i sLEEPfaG"cAhs win
between Richmon and baltimore without change.
Through tickets issued to all points NORTH, Wsss'
anu s0U'n"e''' JAMES =. NETHERLAND,,
General TfckeE. A rent
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parties are Killing prfsoners. The reports
OF DE Rodas show an excess Of these but
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~ u RNIP SEED.
RUTA-BAGA SEED.
New crop now ready of
WHITE NORFOLK,
WHITE GLOBE,
WHITE TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE DUTCH,
IKIRVING'S RUTA-BAGA,
ASHCROFT'S SWEEDE,
AMERICAN RUTA-BAGA.
SEEDS by mail. Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
1905 Main street.
Post-ofilce box 4s. te9
GEED POTATOES.
Just received per steamer Is barrels
GENUINE EARLY GOODRICH POTATOES.
For sale by uULST & KING,
anls l422 Main street.
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Death OF the Cuban Minister tn the
United States,

NEW YORK, June @.-Senor Morales Lee
mus, the Minister sent by the revolutionary
cuban PROVISIONAL Government to repre-
sent 1t ut the capital of the United States,
died here to-day.
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Assassination of Am Ex~Congressmnr
I'm Idaho

SAN FRANCISCO, June DE. M. Hol.
brook, ex-delegate to Congress from Idaho,
was assassinated day or two since at Ida
no CITY,
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SPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE
8 T a c Z 8

are receiving an IMMENSE STOCK, bought at
GOLD RATES, and are determined not TO be
undcrsoid by any house IN the country.
Examine before you buy.
mills 1903 AND 1910 MAIN STREET.
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Sentence Of the LEAST OF the 8ostopa
nefpss1fnrn

BOSTON, June .29.-E. Porter Dyer, Jr.,
former cashier Of the NewtonsYille Bank,
was To-day sentenced to six months inn
prisonment and S36, 600 fine, This il the
last Of the State-Street SC irregularities.u
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;, lRICHMoED, FREDER1CYsBuRs ArD
SokTH, fAsTE Enn 22,o,A a1hhE svl aseIr1 u

prsrtS S1n1ACCrD FREDERICKSBURG AEH
NORTH, EASE, AND H0RThwEsE.f
TRAIN Eo.L-THRouaH Man. rpArN o,.s
Mashtneton leaves the depot corner OF Byrd ma
kE,shsh streets daily g fl;is 4. NJ Arrives q
TRAIN No. z.--The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
EhAINs connecting at Aqua creck with tho
steamers Georgeanna and frcnstdess ionyeastho
depos, corner Of Broad and Efgf1h ssroesss Oily
lSunoays exeeptedI st 1:30 r. b.. Ar7fYes M Rteh-
AnsG1Sa no ssfsRsss 81 f aAfL
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd aud
eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedl. at $50
N. "a: Arrives In Richmond ts1onssys excepted,
THROyGH TICKETS and lgHReUaH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points ID the
NORTH, EAST, and NoRTHWEST.
FREIGHTS contracted for and forwarded
dai!y with dispatch, to all points NORTH and
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The BALTIMORE Ex-
PRESS TRAIN viii run 50 lar ss Ailford station
on sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Etghsh streets, at ga. II. Returning, will
Leave Minord on MONDAYS a s:ss'A. NJ and ar
rive at Richmond At $50 A. III.
Apply at COMFANY'S OFFICE, corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets.
fs9@ a.sy. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent
Ed. T. d. MYERS, General superinten1eUs
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'DRUGs, HRnsCYNnr. -

FOOD FOB INFANTS AND INVA.
a L1QS..-Lfebis's Food for Infanss. Can
COCKS Rational Food. Liebtg' Exsracs or gSea.
oeei: genuine Beff1uda krfo@rcot. &C.. SOLD NV
1e a-1 - Z. NAGEER Ur,,9Yists .
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AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
AND IT'S LOWER POTOMAC ROUTE
On and after TUESDAY NEXT, june tn, the
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the de-
pot corner of Broad ana Eighth streets Sundays
excepted at 4:ao 2. ~, connecting with the first
'''''' ''' THE fiiE LIZ LOVER WI POTOMAC,
reaching Baltimore the next morning And CON.
Meeting with all trains for the North and Wests
The steamers of this line are lifted with great re-
gard TO elegance. comfort. and speed, and are
among the most beautiful vessels Of their class
ever placed on the Chesapeake Bay. They are
y and sU
freeman; the iRoNsibEs Captain WSndhsm
BY the he. ACCOMMODATIONS and EAR -fbs S a "
found on board q their Company hope TO
Effectiveness 9lg TINE patronage of Travellers.
oFf11ilc& OF THE COMPANY, corner Of Broad
S iaa HtFss6 ssEiEeets' to
PHILADELPHIA,
1s e II Sg fdE aRH n
LINEs-THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO,
N0RTI!HEEIRN CENTRAL, AND THE PENN
Freights contracted for at rates as low as by
any other route, and forwarded daily with dis
patch to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
No kerosene oil or other extra-hazardous astI-
cles transported over or used on this route.
Returning, the STEAMERS leave Baltimore
daily Sundays eIcepted) at p. N. from piers
Nos. and ., Light street between Conway ard
morning In time for early breakfast.
For further information, apply at the ONCE OF
the company, corner Of Broad and Eighth ksrec:s.
Genera, Ticket and y; r Sr siEfsthh Agent.
ED. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent.
lie lin s.r
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

4 CCOUNT BOOKS RANDOLPH d
N ENGLISH, 1918 Main street, have on hand
to MAKE TO ORDER all sizes, descriptions, or
qualities. x.,,,
Those who intend to open new sets OF books IN
no,ssihJe ~ je1
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

A NEW DISCOVERY.
DR.J BRADFIELD'SF FEMALE REGULATOR
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND.
legitimate prescription, scientifically pre-
pared, Tor diseases peculiar to ladies. -.
is not cure-all, but specific for one class
OF diseases that every lady is subject to, and ex-
emption from,ts an exception to q general rule.
ibis medicine Is approved and recommended by
clergy. '-0
1t has been put up In Georgia for the last twenty
years, and where It's virtues are known bottle is
to be found in every house.
For full particulars, history, and description of
diseases, together with certificates Of Its wonder
ful cures, the reader Is referred TO the wrapper
around the bottle. 800
ga, and for sale by PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
4. w: POWERS, and by druggists generally.
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Report Of the Magazine COMMITTEES
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DANES TRUE cHLoRAL sooTHEn,

COMPOUND SYRUP OF CHLoRAL,
a harmless and perfect sedaaive compound for
children and adults, producing sleep and relief
from Pain. A.suppiy just received for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
1ess az l21s Main street. !!
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The University Of Virginia.
ADDRESS OF

HON. q. III. rExDLEToN,
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I IMPORTANT NOTICE.

? DAILY LINE except ON suNDAYs)
BETWEEN RICHMOND And BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, .NEW YORK,
VIA THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, 81,
AND IT'S LOWER POTOMAC hOUTE.s
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SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHERS MILK.
- COMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD for In.
lanIs, sold NJ MEADE q BAKER'S.
Je ID OLD Main street.
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TURF OIL, TURF OIL.

One ounce equal 60 apound Of amy healingceme-
ny known. Warranted 10 cure any sore on man
OF peast or no pay. Price, Csc. For sale by every
druggist In this city. - - : -
Come and see the l. 900 certificates OF our own
people. fte al q r. n0VT :.
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WlNoNA.
~
Further Partieuiars Of the Late Assassi.
natien.

The Grenada Sentinel of Saturday gives
the following additional particulars OF the
late assassination at Winona: "On Tues
day evening last, a number Of the ladies
of Winona were engaged in giving a on
cert at the NORM Hall, in aid of the Sun
day School. Near close Of the exer~
cises, while b attention of the as
sembly was fixed upon an enter
tanning charade, the report of a pistol
was heard, and Arnold J. Brantley,
Esq, Mayor of Winona, was observed 20
sink from his chair In the eoncert-room,
and fail on the floor. The utmost eonfu-
sion instantly prevailed, and the company
generally dispersed with precipitation.
A physician iTnmedistsly approached and
felt his pulse, which oon ceased to beat.
Mr.. Brantley was shot by some one from
without, In the street, through an open
window, while sitting with his wife and
other ladies, and surrounded by ladies
and gentlemen. The gun, or pistol, we
understand, was loaded with a mixed
charge Of lead and pieces of nails, or some
such things, some parts of the load strik-
ing the window sill, and some part Of the
wall within. 1t seems wonderful that no
n else was struck by the scattered mis-
siles. We have heard of no clue to he
discovery of the perpetrator of this hor-
rible deed, but It is to be hoped that the
murderer will not long remain concealed.
This is the second case of secret aasassina-
ton in Winona within the last few
months.
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BASE.
Radical attempt to Shin the Fespeasl.
bIIity for the Murder Of General
nlndmaa.

We intended to reply to the following,
published In the Republican sometime
since, at the time 1t appeared, but mad
vertently overlooked It:
1--WE have in our possession a letter
from q correspondent, giving the reason
why General Hindman was killed, and
the person who did it. We are compelled
ground that il would give unnecessary
notoriety to an injured woman, whose
cup is now filed to overlooking. The
writer of the letter states that Hindman
was killed by the husband of the lady
whose reputation and happiness he had
destroyed, and that his informant will
make affidavit to this fact. We think
should be made and furnished to the au-
thorities. This course will place the
crime where Il belongs and relieve the
public mind from the mystery now
thrown around his murder. We doubt,
however, If the person that Is charged
with killing Hindman. was brought to
trial he could be convicted. If the wrongs
stated could be brought before an Arksn-
sas jury"
The Little Rock Gazette says the above
slanderous libel upon the dead is an at
tempt to shift b responsibility of Hind
mans murder from its proper rest. On
this subject says the Helena Monitor:
at is alike base and slanderous. In
trying TO remove the grave suspicious
which rest upon the Loyal League of this
State, these ghouls would seek to tarnish
the fair reputation of the honored dead.
With the people of Arkansas there is but
little doubt as to who is responsible for
the fendish assassination of General
Hindman, and these cruel and slanderous
insinustions amount to nought in chang
ing the belief"
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QUA TURNPIKE.
The New Drive 90 the Old e~srnsusown
Read.


Every one who has travelled In Great
Britain viii testify to the we'll constructed
roadways that make travel enjoyable, and
always desirable; inspiring those pedes-
TRAN fetes upon which 30 many OF our
English, Scotch and Irish cousins pride
themselves. And what b true Of the
British highways is also in great part
true Of those of the continent. In many
Of the States, especially the Eastern and
wsys compare favorabiy with those of
Europe. In Middle Tennessee they are
especially fine, for the first sixty years
OF our history supplying the
place now so satisfactorily filed
an part by our admirably Rov-
erned railroad system. We say in
part because railroads can never wholly
supply the wants of s travelling comm1-
nifty. Even In England, cbeckered as il
is by railroads, the people find IL to their
interest 90 maintain their welI-construct-
ed highways. West Tennessee has never
been noted for her public roads, owing to
the nature of the soil and the absence of
the material by which rosdbeds are made
firm, solid and enduring. Even the pleas
ant country lanes and roads which envi-
ron Memphis have been left in their FIRST
cut" condition, without any effort at i'm
provement or attempt to nal them what
WY C06a - Az W 40LA2 OAL OOaAEAlAl
suburbs inhabitsble, until within the past
few months a few of the most pushing and
energetic residents of BUR county resolved
Upon q change that should mRkethe roads
of Shelby more attractive than the NicoI-
son-paved streets of Memphis. The be-
ginning already made in the old German
town road must be taken as promising
the fulfllment of a good intention. We
rode over il yesterday and must say that
II aCT1ala in auarU raananf anu furpnfEa
we remember in the United States or Eu-
rope. Is is admirably constructed.
Rounded of 50 as to secure most perfect
drainage it has a sup~erstructure indie
structable n presents a surface to which
there is no 9 1t is a compact and a
complete piece of work, upon which Mr..
III. A. Montgomery, who constructed it,
can justly pride himself. 1t is such q
piece of work IS those who know him
would expect from one who applies to
everything he does a mstter-of-fact COM
mon sense that has been his distinguishing
trait through life. 1t is the best piece of
turnpike in Tennessee. The
and the people who are to be benefited by
this road, owe Mr.. Montgomery a debt
beyond money to pay, and We hope they
will manifest their appreciation of the
obligation by supporting him in his en-
deavors to have the six hundred feet of
road, between the Nicolson pavement on
Poplar street and the beginning of the
turnpike, either paved with blocks, or
m-acadamized, as he has macadamized the
turnpike. Mayor Johnson, in Difference
to many large taxpayers, should see hat
this is done. The people of the city, who
enjoy q delightful drive, no less han
those who reside by the way, ask that our
city legislature concede what is desirable
to complete the most attractive drive in or
about the city.
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RIVER E w
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
DEPARTURES.
IN PORT.
RIVERS, wEArHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The decline at this point goes on steadi-
". The Arkansas was rising at last re-
port, with ten feet to Little Rock, but no
news has been received since Saturday.
White river is on q stand, with four feet
to Augusta. Our dispatches give the
latest news from sboVe. Weather clear
and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-Arrived: Belle
st. Louis, rom Memphis. The river here
LOUISVILLE, August 21. -Departed:
Anna, for Memphis; Nick Loagworth,
for New Orleans. River stationary, with
i've feet two inches in the chute. Weather
pleasant and cool.
PTrTsBURa, August 21.-The Mobonea-
hela is.falling, with two fest in the chan
mel. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINoINNATI, August 2L-Theriver here
Is falling, with sixteen fset five inches in
the canal. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, August 2E-Port list: W. II.
Arthur, New Orleans to st. Louis. ten
p.m.; Colorado, V~ieksburg to Sc. Louis.
two AM; City Of Cairo, Sc. Louis to
Vicksburg, i've pun; st. Joseph, ST,
Louis to Memphis, ssvsa pm, River
stationary. Weather clear, with the mer-
curry at 62s.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2f.-Up: Lock-
wood, four am. Susie Silver, six p.m.
Down; II. NJ. Shreve, six pm. River
falling. Weather clear n warm, with
ram. Mercury $50. $ 81
q esr MISCELLANEOUS. sTsT
Tho Pauline Carroll passed down yes
terday with q good trip.
The City of Yieksburg also had agood
trip for below. |
The launch Of the j. 8. Dnnham viii,
we presume, come of this evening. No
official notification has been given Of the |
fact, but such vas the Intention ON 6atur.
day.
he Rock. /
John Ohamberlin leaves to-day for The
Arkanzss. he win 60 on the steamer
Van buren, Is clerk,